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OFFICIAI^^^]^^  '"^EOISTER 


OF  THE 


VOLUNTEER  FORCE  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  ARMY 


Foa 


THE    YEARS    1861,   '62,   '63,   '6  4,   '65. 


PART  VII. 


MISSOURI,    WISCONSIN,    IOWA,    MINNESOTA,    CALIFORNIA,    KANSAS, 
OREGON,    NEVADA. 


PDBLISHED  BY  ORDER  OF  THE  SECRETARY    OF  WAR,   IN   COMPLIANCE  WITH  THE  JOINT 

KESOLDTION  OF  THE  SENATE  AND   HOUSE  OF  REPJIESENTATIVES, 

APPROVED   MARCH   2,    1865. 


ADJUTANT  General's  Office, 

Washington,  July  16,  1867. 


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V 


V 


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J.  \ 


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FAO    SIMILE    OF     THE     MEDAL    OF     HONOR, 

(FULL  SIZE.) 


ON  THE  REVERSE  ARE  ENGRAVED  THE  FOLLOWING  W0RD8 1 

Sfh.e  ^ajiQf^&&&  ta 

(Giving  name,  rank,  fyc,  of  theperson  to  whom  the  medal  is  awarded.) 


EXPLANATIONS. 


EiTors  or  omissions,  if  any,  as  to  names,  dates,  &c. ,  will  be  immediately  reported 
to  the  Adjutant  General  by  the  officers  concerned. 

Where  an  organization  is  out  of  service,  the  roster  is  given  as  it  stood  at  the  date 
of  muster  out. 

When,  at  any  time,  one  organization  is  transferred  to  or  consolidated  with  another, 
the  roster  of  its  officers  is  given  as  it  stood  at  that  time. 

In  the  roster  the  date  of  each  officer's  rank  is  placed  opposite  his  name. 

The  names  of  enlisted  men  who  have  received  medals  of  honor  are  given  at  the 
foot  of  the  roster  of  officers  of  each  regiment. 

The  date  opposite  each  officer's  name  in  the  list  of  casualties  is  the^date  of  casualty. 

The  letters  "a.  w.  ?«.''  opposite  a  name  in  the  roster  indicate  that  the  officer  has 
been  appointed,  but  never  mustered  into  the  service  of  the  United  States  in  the  grade 
in  which  he  appears. — (See  paragraphs  114  and  120  Mustering  Eegulations. ) 

In  the  list  of  casualties  italics  indicate  that  the  officer  whose  name  appears  itali- 
cised was  not  mustered  into  service  in  the  grade  in  which  he  appears. 

ifS.  "m.     Medal  of  Honor. 

WIS.  33*     Graduates  of  West  Point  Military  Academy. 

2i.  ^.     Officers  of  the  Regular  Army. 

u,.  d.     African  Descent. 

m.  m.  b.     Mississippi  Marine  Brigade. 

6.  m.  m.     Enrolled  Missouri  Militia. 

u,.  w.  m.     Appointed  and  waiting  muster  into  United  States  service. 

Adyt.     Regimental  Adjutant. 

A.  G.  O.    Adjutant  General's  Office. 

R.  Q.  M.     Regimental  Quartermaster. 

R.  C.  S.     Regimental  Commissary  of  Subsistence. 

C.  T.    Colored  Troops. 

A.  Q.  M.     Assistant  Quartermaster  of  Volunteers. 

A.  A.  G.    Assistant  Adjutant  General  of  Volunteers. 

V.  R.  C.     Veteran  Reserve  Corps. 

Batt.  Adj't.     Battalion  Adjutant. 

Batt.  0.  M.     Battalion  Quartermaster. 

O.     Commissioned  Officers. 

E.  M.     Enlisted  Men. 


PART    VII 


ontains  that  portion  of  the  Army  Register  of  the  Vohinteer 

Force  pertaining  to — 


MISSOURI. 
WISCONSIN. 
IOWA. 
MINNESOTA. 


CALIFORNIA. 
KANSAS. 
OREGON. 
NEVADA. 


MlSSUUKl    CAVALRY. 


FIRST  REGIMENT. 

(This  regimentwas  organized  at  JeffersoQ 
barracks,  Mo.,  September  6,  1861,  to 
serve  three  years.  On  the  expiration 
of  its  term  of  service  the  original  mem- 
bers (except  veterans)  were  mustered 
out,  and  the  organization,  compoaed  of 
veterans  and  reci-uits,  consolidated  into 
a  battalion  of  seven  companies  and  re- 
tained in  service.  Five  new  companies, 
composed  of  the  veterans  and  recruits 
of  the  7th  regiment  Missouri  cavalry, 
were  organized  in  February,  18R5,  and 
assigned  to  this  battalion.  It  wa.s  mus- 
tered out  September  1,  1865.) 

Colonel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Milton  H.  Bra wner 9  May,    65 

Majors. 

Albert  P.  Peabody 5  Nov.,  63 

John  W.  Toppass 18  Apr.,   65 

Alexander  D.  Mills 18  Apr. , 

Captains. 

Amos  S.  Burrows 6  July,    62 

Gustavus  Schreyer '23  May,   63 

Richard  A.  Phelan 6  Feb.,   65 

William  Adams 14  Feb. , 

William  White 18  Apr., 

Benjamin  P.  Green 18  Apr., 

Henry  Cleino 18  Apr., 

James  M.  Williams 18  Apr. , 

First  Lieutenants. 

Jacob  W,  Young 8  June,  64 

Rufus  Campion 4  Jan.,    65 

Thomas  Ralph 15  Feb., 

John  A.  Tomhagen,  R.  Q.  M.16  Feb., 

Thomas  C.  Harris 25  Feb.. 

John  W.  Melton,  Adft 27  Feb. , 

Giles  H.  Hamlin,  R.  C.  S 27  Feb., 

Austin  Rawlingg 18  Apr., 

James  C.  Fitz  Gerald 15  May , 

Oscar  M.  Spellman 19  June, 

William  Davis,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Robert  R.  Fields 15  Feb.,   65 

Joseph  G.  E veritt 25  Feb. . 

Samuel  E.  Peek 25  Feb. , 

William  H.  Bradford 16  Mar., 

James  La  Force 18  Apr., 

Samuel  H.  McCartney 18  Apr., 

James  W.  Hutchinson 18  Apr., 

James  O.  Brady 18  Apr., 

George  W.  Cain 18  Apr., 

Surgeon. 
William  W.  BaUey 10  Mar.,  65 


Casdaltiks. 


Promoted,  (%) 

Captain  Irving  W.  Fuller,  November  30,  1863,  to  Lieut. 

Colcmel  3i]  reffiiiiont  Arkiinsns  cavalry. 
First  Lieut.  S.  Monte  Canibern,  Aiiril  14,  18G5,  to  Captain 

and  A.  J.  G. 

Resigne'l,  (38.) 

Colonel  John  F.  Ritter,  W!3..  if.,  B.  3.,  Decembers,  1864. 
Lieut.  Colonel  Frederick  W.  Lewis,  August  5,  1862. 
Lieut.  Colonel  John  T.  Price,  B.  €1.,  October  2,  1863. 
Lieut.  Colonel  John  J.  Joslyn,  February  26,  1865. 
Major  J.  M.  Hubbard,  February  20,  1863. 
Major  Charles  Banzhaf,  April  20,  1863. 
Major  Henry  Townsley,  June  20,  186.3. 
Captaiu  James  Barrett,  September  19,  1861. 
Captain  Ephraim  W.  Mondell,  February  21,  1862. 
Captaiu  Charles  Fairbanks,  May  14,  1862. 
Captain  Charles  Clinton,  January  9,  1863. 
Captain  Nathaniel  M.  Crookshank,  April  12,  1863. 
Captain  Elisha  S.  Williams,  July  8,  1863. 
Captain  John  Baird,  February  21,  1865. 
Captain  James  W.  Sanders,  May  17,  1865. 
Captaiu  Abraham  Slingerland,  June  6,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Benjamin  B.  Smith,  Jauuary  9,  1862. 
First  Liout.  John  H.  H.  Woodward,  February  I,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  John  C.  Crane,  R.  Q.  M.,  February  24,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  John  A.  Pratt,  March  4,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Mason  Howard,  May  29,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  S.  B.  Ellis,  August  31,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Joseph  Tinker,  Adft,  June  22,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  William  T.  Hamilton,  Adft,  Decembers,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Frank  J.  Douglass,  May  25,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  William  Lawrence,  June  29,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Enoch  S.  Cole,  December  27,  1861. 
Second  Lieut.  Charles  J.  Byles,  June  19,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  George  N.  Nash,  July  14,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  William  H.  Wright,  December  4,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  George  W.  Moore,  July  19,  186,3. 
Second  Lieut.  William  R.  Dower,  June  4,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Oliver  P.  Steele,  December  20,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  David  L.  Nelson,  April  7,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  John  CuUimore,  May  24,  186.'3. 
Second  Lieut.  Frank  T.  Cook,  June  7,  1865. 
Assiijtant  Surgeon  William  D.  Foter,  Juue  5,  1865. 
Chaplain  Thomas  W.  Jones,  August  27,  1862. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (15.) 

Major  Henry  J.  Stierlin,  November  18,  1864. 
Captain  James  M.  Sprague,  September  8,  1864. 
Captain  B.irbonr  Lewis,  November  15,  1864. 
Captain  Valentino  Preuitt,  November  19,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  James  H.  Burnett,  September  5,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Alfred  Gurnee,  September  8,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Thos.  J.  Golden,  R.  Q.  M.,  September  17, 1864. 
First  Lieut.  Thomas  N.  Hodges,  September  19, 1864. 
First  Lieut.  James  P.  Craig,  R.  C.  S.,  September  23, 1864. 
First  Lieut.  William  B.  Dorsey,  October  19,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  John  S.  Anlt,  September  8,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  William  S.  Hallock,  September  8,  1864, 
Second  Lieut.  William  M.  Hicks,  September  17,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Benj.  F.  Shoemaker,  September  17,  1864. 
Surgeon  Joseph  E.  Lynch,  January  2,  1865. 


MISSOURI    CAVALRY. 


AssistanC  Surs'cons. 


Chaplain. 


Discharged,  (Ifi.) 

Colonel  Calvin  A.  Ellis,  April  2,  1862. 

CaptHiu  George  W.  Hanna,  Septembei-  3,  1864. 

Captain  James  Clifford,  December  2,  1864. 

Captain  Juson  31.  Adams,  February  22,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  Matbias  Szegedy,  February  28,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Louis  G.  Masson,  April  24,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Samuel  Caldwell,  Adjt,  May  31,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Peter  Higgins,  February  27, 1863. 

First  Lieut.  Kiifus  Campion,  December  24,  1864.  (Re- 
commissioned  First  Lieut.  January  4,  1865.) 

First  Lieut.  Christian  F.  Stoperan,  Adft,  February  22, 1865. 

Second  Lieut.  Tliomas  L  Brooks,  April  11,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  George  T.  Snclling,  Ball.  Q.  M.,  May  31, 
1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Cyrus  11.  Keel)',  June  6,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  James  P.  Craig,  Batt.  Adft,  November  3, 
1862.  (Eecommissioned  as  First  Lieut,  and  R.  C.  S. 
November  22,  1862.) 

Second  Lieut.  Michael  Shiel,  September  3,  1864. 

Surgeon  Duncan  McRae,  January  25,  1862. 

Died,  (4.) 

Captain  Lawrence  C.  Chronnelly,  June  2, 1865,  of  diseaee. 
First  Lieut.  Columbus  B.  Golden,  April  4,  1862,  of  woimdB. 
First  Lieut.  George  B.  Miller,  killed  April  28,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  William  Hogshead,  November  2,  1863. 

Dismissed,  (4.) 

Captain  Richard  A.  Edey,  April  24,  1862. 
Captain  Homer  Quick,  April  13,  1864. 
Captain  Miles  Kehoe,  January  21,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  John  G.  Chase,  December  26,  1863. 


Deserted,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  Harry  Wilde,  Adj't,  September, 


1861. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"Black  River,"  no  loss.  "  Warrensburg,"  no  loss.  "Sugar  Creek,"  (Jan.  8, 1862,)  killed, 
E.  M.,  2;  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "Sugar  CUEEK,"  (Feb.  17,  1862,)  killed,  E.  M.,  3;  wotinded,  E.  M., 
2.  "Pea  Ridge,"  killed,  E.  M.,  2;  loounded,  E.  M.,  2.  "Neosho," /ci/Zed,  E.  M.,  3;  wounded, 
E.  M.,  2.  "  Big  Indian  Creek,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  3.  "Pleasant  Hill,"  killed,  E.  M.,  6 ;  wounded, 
E.  M.,  11.  "Taberville,"  missing,  E.  M.,  6.  "Marietta,"  no  loss.  "La  Grange,"  killed, 
E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  O.,  1.  "  NewtONIA,"  no  loss.  "HELENA,"  wounded,  E.  M..  4.  "PRAIRIE 
Grove, "no  loss.  " Van  Buren,"  no  loss.  "Carter's  Crekk,"  no  loss.  "Hernando,"  BJoandcfi, 
E.  M.,  1;  missing,  E.  M.,  16.  "Warm  Springs,"  no  loss.  "Bayou  Metoe,"  wounded,  O.,  1; 
E.  M.,  2.  "Little  Rock,"  no  loss.  "RocKPORT,"no  loss.  "  Akkadelphia,"  no  loss.  "SroON- 
viLLE,"  no  loss.  "Okalona,"  no  loss.  "Little  Missouri  River," /aZM,  E.  Br.,  1.  "Mark's 
Mills,"  mi'ssuig,  E.  M.,  12. 


MISSOURI    CAVALRY. 


FIRST     REaiMENT      STATE     MI- 
LITIA. 

(BATTALION  OF.) 

(This  regiment  (with  the  exception  of 
company  M)  was  organized  in  the 
State  of  Missoiiri  at  large,  from  Feb- 
ruary 3  to  April  8,  1862,  to  serve  three 
years.  Company  M  was  organized  at 
Lexington,  Mo.,  August  22,  18C:j,  to 
serve  three  years.  Companies  A  to  L, 
inclusive,  with  the  exception  of  the 
recruits,  were  mustered  out  by  compa- 
nies, at  different  dates,  from  February 
11  to  April  14,  1865,  by  reason  of  expi- 
ration of  term  of  service,  and  the  re- 
cruits and  company  M  formed  into  a 
battalion  of  three  companies  and  re- 
tained in  service  until  July  7,  11,  and 
12,  1865,  when  it  was  mustered  out.) 

Captains. 

Henry  F.Peery 8  Apr.,  02 

JohnWyckoff 18  Oct., 

James  D.  Eads 5  Jan.,    64 

First  Lieutenants. 

John  H.Smith 3  Apr.,  62 

Benjamin  F.  Johnson 29  May,    C3 

Joseph  Augustine 14  July,    64 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Alvin  W.  Johnson 14  Jlay,   G-J 


CASU-iLTIES 


Jit$i£'ned,  (25.) 


1803. 


Lieut.  Culunei  Alexander  W.  AVoolfoIk,  March  25, 
Major  .Samuel  P.  Cox.  January  26,  1863. 
JIajor  Joseph  H.  McUee,  November  17,  1863. 
Captain  Oliver  P.  Phillips,  August  20,  186,'. 
Captain  William  A.  Shelton,  (September  10,  1862. 
Captain  Henry  Wilkerson,  February  14,  1863. 
Captain  William  H.  Folmsbee,  October  23,  1863. 
Captain  Horace  B.  Johnson,  April  11,  1864. 
Captain  John  Ballinger,  June  28, 1864. 
First  Lieut.  George  W.  Thompson,  Batt,  Adj't,  Septem- 
ber 12,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Alexander  McLarreu,  February  17,  1863/ 
First  Lieut.  Ambrose  D.  Christy,  April  17,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Mathew  T.  .^leen,  January  4,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Nathan  T.  Rogers,  April  il,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Seymour  E.  Cobb,  August  8,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Samuel  Unlet,  November  3,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  William  H.  Neighbors,  December  22,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  William  Caldwell,  March  4,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Jacob  B.  McClure,  April  10,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  William  T.  Madden,  October  31,  1863. 
Second  Lient.  James  M.  Chasteen,  Decembers,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  JlcClain  Wilson,  April  23,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Pleasant  M.  Scott,  July  26,  1864. 
Surgeon  Byron  E.  Osborn,  October  5,  1863. 
Chaplain  John  W.  Hopkins,  June  28,  1864. 

Mustered  out  en  czpiratiou  of  term  ofscrcice,  (24.) 

Colonel  James  McFerran,  February  11,  1865. 
Major  Heury  Neill,  February  28,  ISe.j. 
Captain  John  T.  Goodbrake,  February  12.  1865. 
Captain  Andrew  Jackson,  February  16,  160.'). 
Captain  James  B.  Moore,  Jtarch  15,  1865. 
Captain  Joseph  H.  Little,  March  21,  186.5. 
Captain  William  Meredith,  March  30,  1865. 
Captain  Milton  Burris,  April  2,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Benton  Jliller,  February  11,  1805. 
First  Lieut.  .Stephen  N.  Gaskill,  February  18,  1605. 
First  Lieut.  William  Kessiuger,  ^March  7,  1805. 
First  Lieut.  William  L.  Hardesty,  March  21,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Stephen  M.  Williams,  March  30,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Green  B.  Atterbury.  Adj't,  April  7,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Patrick  S.  Keuney,  R.  Q.  M.,  April  11,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Joseph  B.  Dudley,  February  16,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  James  Daily,  February  18,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  David  P.  Woodruff,  March  11 ,  186.5. 
.Second  Lieut.  David  Groomer,  March  15,  186.5. 
Second  Lieut.  Frank  Barkley,  March  21,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  James  E.  Teel,  March  30,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Daniel  Shumate,  April  2,  1665. 
Surgeon  John  W.  Trader,  April  10,  1805. 
A->i>taui  Surgeon  Jefferson  G.  Hart,  April  12,  1865. 

Discharged,  (fi.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Bazel  F.  l-azear,  April  13,  1865. 
Major  Alexander  W.  Mullins,  March  30,  1865. 
Captain  ]\Ieredith  Morris.  April  26,  1864. 
Fust  Lieut.  Thomas  Doyle,  Adj't,  November  3,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  T.  Triplett,  March  19,  1865. 
Firat  Li-.ut.  L'ewellyn  Davii,  It.  C.  S.,  :\Iiirch  22,  1865. 


MISSOURI    CAVALRY. 


Died,  (4.) 

Captaiu  Christopher  C.  Harvty,  November  02,  18G2,  of 

disease,  at  LexingtOD,  Mo. 
First  Lieut.  Jame.s  E.  Couch,  killed  by  guerillas,  at  Offett 

Knob.  Mo.,  April  28,  18G4. 
Firat  Lieut.  John  D.  Mullina,  October  23,  1864,  of  wounds 

received  in  action  at  Independence,  Mo. 
Second  Lieut.  Thomas  M.   Shelton,    April  17,  1862,  of 

disease. 

DisTiiisscd,  (4.) 

Captain  William  V.  McGee,  November  1,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  John  Creek,  October  8,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Barnabas  Daley,  October  31 ,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Joshua  Rhoadeg,  December  21,  1863, 


"  KIRKSVILLE,"  wounded,  E.  M..  3.     ' 
"Walnut  Greek,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  3. 
"Putnam,"  no  loss.    "Blue  Springs,' 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 

'Panther  Creek,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,  4. 
"Chariton  River,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,  3. 
'  killed,  E.  M.,  3.  "SedaLIa,"  (April  9,  1863,)  no  loss. 
"StuMPTOWN,"  no  loss.  "  JONESBORO',"  killed,  E.  M.,  3;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  2.  "MARSHALL," 
wounded,  E.  M.,  5.  "  SYRACUSE,"  viissing,  E.  M.,  1.  "LE.XINGTON,"  do  loss.  "OFFETT  KnOB," 
killed  O.  1,  E.  M.  2.  "KiNGSViLLE,"  killed,  E.  M.,  12.  "Lafayette  County,"  killed,  E.  M.,  8; 
wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "DENVER,"  no  loss.  "  Osage  'RIVER,"  killed,  E.  M.,  3;  wounded,  E.  M.,  5. 
"BOONVILLE,"  no  loss.  "Sedalia,"  (October  15,  1864,)  killed,  E.  M.,  1.  "INDEPENDENCE," 
wounded, O.  1,  E.  M.  1.  "  BiG  BLUE,"  killed,  E.  M.,  3;  wounded,  E.  M.,  4.  "LITTLE  OSAGE," 
wounded, 'E.M.,  \5.  "Mine  CREEK,"  wouTirfct/,  E.  M.,  6,  "FORT  Scott,"  no  loss.  "JEFFERSON 
City," no  loss.    "Kansas  City,"  no  loss. 


MISSOURI    CAYALRT. 


FIKST  BATTALIOX  STATE  MI- 
LITIA. 

(This  battalion,  composed  of  fonr  com- 
panie?,  was  organized  at  St.  Charles. 
Mo.,  in  Janaary  and  Febmary,  1S<>2.  to 
serve  daring  the  war  in  Missouri.  It 
was  mnstereii  out  of  service  >s  ovember 
23  and  December  C.  lS6i) 

Lieuienani  G'.VTt.'. 
Arnold  Krekel,  a.  ..-.  -?>. 


Casualties. 


Resigned.  (0." 


Captain  Henry  Windmnller.  XoTember  7.  1860. 
Captain  Frederick  Heyn,  October  13.  IStlO. 


Major. 


Adolph  Hnfshmi!t C?  Jan. ,    rC 

George  Mnller IC  Mar.. 

Theodore  Hepemann Co  Jan. ,   CO 

George  Strubing C?  Jan., 

Joseph  T.inkog-el Co  Feb., 

Frederick  Grabenh^c>^; IC  Mar.. 

Ferdinand  Hess,  Ad/L,  n.  a.  m. 

Second  LUiittHJits. 

Charles  Growe CT.  Jan..   cC 

Charles  Bmere C;  Jan. , 

August  HUdebrant Co  Feb., 

August  FViederich IC  Mar., 

Afsls:anl  S'j^^i.-i. 
John  Bruere.  a.  s'.  m. 


Jit  of  battles,  ifcc,  in  Trhich  :uN  battalion  partioipattd,  jliowic;:  los*  reported  in  each  : 


Bob?  Cre£k, 


-:    'PR-UKIE  CH.\rEL."'  ttoundiJ.  E.  M.,2. 


MISSOURI    CAVALRY. 


SECOND  REGIMENT.' 

(Ten  companies  of  this  regiment  (from  A 
to  K,  inclusive)  were  organized  at  Ben- 
ton barracks,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  from  Sep- 
tember 3  to  December  11,  18S1,  and 
companies  L  and  M  at  St.  Louis  and 
Warrenton,  Mo.,  January  1  and  June 
30,  18fi3,  to  serve  three  years.  The 
original  members  (except  veterans) 
■were  mustered  out  as  their  term.s  of 
service  expired,  and  the  organization, 
composed  of  veterans  and  recruits,  ru- 
tained  in  service  until  September  19, 
l!^tj.!),  when  it  was  mustered  out.) 

Colonel. 

f  Lewis  Merrill,  iLH.  i3..  Jft.  3-23  Aug.,  Gl 
(Brci-ff  Brig.  Gen.  13  March,  186.').) 

LieuUiiaiti  Ci^lonel. 
Charles  B.  Hunt 1  Dec.    64 

Majnrf. 

IMartiu  H.  Williams 05  June,  64 

(Brevet  Li eitt.  C'o/o»e?2  April,  1865.) 

Georse  M.  Houston 6  Dec. 

Calviu  W.  McLain 6  Dec, 

Captains. 

George  H.  Rowel  1 15  Oct.,    63 

Rossel  B.  Hughes 15  Oct., 

Edmund  B.  Kanada 3Dec. ,  64 

Andrew  S.  Phelps 6  Dec, 

George  "W.  El  well 6  Dec, 

Day  O'Crane 6  Dec. 

Joshua  "VV.  Rohrer 6  Dec. 

Lucien  B.  Potter 6  Dec, 

John  jr.  White 6  Dec, 

William  H.  Wade 8  Dec. 

Elijah  Hubbard 13  Dec, 

John  B.  Roe IMar.,  65 

First  LieWatant/:. 

James  H.  Keating 15  Oct.,    63 

Walter  J.  Cripps 13  Sept..  64 

George  H.  Le  Blanc 5  Dec, 

Joseph  S.  Taylor,  R.  Q.  M...  6  Dec, 

Walter  Gregory,  R.  C.  S 6  Dec. 

Thomas  J.  Taylor 6  Dec, 

Thomas  D.  Neal 6  Dec, 

Newell  J.  Kelsey 6  Dec, 

Montgom'yS.  Woodruff,  Adft  S  Dec, 

George  Bradshaw 9  Dec, 

Charles  G.  Anderson 30  Dec, 

Samuel  D.  Tippett 3  Jan.,    65 

Thomas  H.  Welch 1  July, 

Noble  H.  Rogers 24  Aug., 

Secojid  Lieutenant.'. 


C.i^'UALTIF.S. 

Promoted,  (C.) 
First  Lieut.   George  F.   Lovejoy.   February  16.   1864,  to 

Major  3d  regiment  Arkansas  cavalry. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Abuer  D.  Thoma.s  December  26,  1863, 

to  .Surgeon  3d  regiment  Arkansas  cavalry. 

Resigned,  (40.) 
Lieut.  Colonel  William  F.  Shaffer.  November  15.  1862. 
Lieut.  Colonel  Charles  B.  Hunt,  March  13.  1863.     (Recom- 

raissioned  Lieut.  Colonel  December  I,  1864.) 
Captain  Erastus  Lockwood,  October  2.  1861. 
Captain  Eli  Hannah,  December  15, 1861. 
Captain  Adoniram  Stewart.  February  14,  1862. 
Captain  Henrj'  McNicoll,  June  21.  1S62. 
Captain  Hiram  F.  Hale,  July  7,  1862. 
Captain  Henry  AVilson,  October  29.  1862. 
Captain  Tlieodore  Piersoyi,  March  4,  1863. 
Captain  James  B.  Mason,  June  2,  1863. 
Captain  Henri/  K.  Bennett,  October  2,  1863. 
Captain  William  .S'.  Trevor,  March  19,  1864. 
faptain  Almond  E.  Preston,  August  19,  1864. 
Captain  John  Robinson,  September  18,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Aaron  J.  Post.  September  10, 1861. 
First  Lieut.  John  Nutter.  October  2,  1861. 
First  Lieut.  Joseph  P.  Cessua,  December  7,  1861. 
First  Lieut.  Nathan  J.  Aiken,  March  15,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  James  Pechham,  January  16,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Andrew  A.  Piper,  February  13,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  John  i\'.  Cowdreij,  June  26,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  John  M.  Armstrong,  December  3,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  George  Merrill,  R.  Q.  M. ,  March  16,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  .Tasper  L.  Gregory,  May  23,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Eli  L.  Stillson,  September  13,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Edwin  J.  Dickenson,  January  11,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  David  W.  Eastman,  Adj't,  February  16. 1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Anthony  Samuel,  October  2,  1861. 
Second  Lieut.  Andrew  M.  Kane,  November  5,  1861. 
Second  Lieut.  Josephs.  Tolton,  Batt.  Adj't,  April  17, 1862. 
Second  Lieut.  William  T.  Foster,  May  17,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Lucien  S.  JleCov,  June  4.  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  J.  A.  Ashburv,  May  31,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Sylvester  1}'.  Bard,  July  3, 1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Edward  P.  Kelsey,  September  12,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  A.  C.  Eubanks,  March  16,  1864. 
Surgeon  Stephen  B.  Thayer,  October  16,  1862.     (Recom- 

missioned  Surgeon  November  10.  1862.) 
Assistant  Surgeon  Wm.  H.  Knickerbocker,  April  19, 1863. 
Chaplain  Robert  W.  Laudis,  June  19,  1865. 

Mustered  out  on  eipirat/nn  of  term  of  service,  (S.) 

Major  .Tabez  B.  Rogers,  October  31,  1864. 
Major  (jarrison  Harker,  November  21.  1864. 
Captain  U'iUiam  H.  Higdun,  November  4,  1864. 
Captain  William  N.  Norville,  February  15,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Joseph  T.  Tatum,  October  19,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  ,S.  Lee  Watson,  November  14,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Robert  BI.  Meager,  December  14,  1864. 
Surgeon  Henry  Douglass,  November  4,  1864. 

Discharged,  (5.) 
Lieut.  Colonel  .ro/u;  V.  Clapper, 'Sovember  S.  1864. 
Captain  E.  J.  Bennett,  November  13,  1861. 
:  Captain  William  Barr,  May  1,  1863. 
Captain  Robert  A.  Howard,  October  31,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  D.  Root,  June  20,  1864. 

'  Called  also  "  Merrill  Horse.'  f  Discharged  December  14,  136."i. 

J  Appointed  Captain  and  C.  S. 


MiS&UUKi     UAVALiitr, 


Surgeon. 
William  H.  Barrett 25  A\ig.,  65 

Assista7it  Surgeon. 
J.  W.  O.  Snyder,  u..  w.  m. 

Chaplain. 


Died,  (4.) 

Major  George  C.  Marshall,  January  22,  1862,  killed  in 

action  at  Knob  Noster. 
Captain  J.  W.  Baird,  killed  in  action  at  Roanoke,  Mo., 

September  6, 1862. 
First  Lieut.  Joseph  V.  Myers,  August  25, 1862,  of  wounds 

received  in  action  at  Moore's  MUls,  Mo. 
Second  Lieut.  Libum  B.  Lowry,  April  13, 1865,  of  disease, 

at  Chattanooga,  Tenn. 


List  of  battles,  ifcc,  in  ■which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each: 

"  Silver  Q-KKKK," killed,  E,  M.,  2;  wounded,  E.  M.,  2.    "KNOB  Noster,"  Tiilled,  O.,  1.    "MEMPHIS," 

killed,  B.  M.,  13;  wounded.  O.  4,  E.  M.  21.     "Moore's  Mills,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  O.,  1. 

"KlRKSviLLE,"fc!7M,  E.  M.,  2;  irottnded,  E.  M.,  2.     "SwiTZER's  Mill,"  no  loss.     "Crampton's 

Ferry,"  no  loss.    '"Rosoke,"  killed.  0.,!.    "Brownsville,"  no  loss.    "Bayou  Mf.toe,"  no  loss. 

"Bear  Skin  Lake,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  4.     "Little  Rock,"  womided,  E.  M.,  1.    "Princeton," 

no  loss.     "Prairie  i>E  Ann,"  no  loss.     "  Camden,"  no  1ob.><.    "Moro  Bottom,"  missfn^,  E,  M.,  4. 

"  Jenkins's  Ferry,  "  no  loss.   "Little  Bldk,"  no  loss.    "Big  Blue,"  miss/w,?-,  E.  M.,  1.   "Little 

Osage,"  missing,  E.  M.,  1. 


MISSOURI  cavalhy. 


SECOND  REGIMENT  STATE  MI- 
LITIA. 

(This  regiment  was  organizi/J  in  the  Slute 
of  Missouri  at  large  from  December, 
1861,  to  April,  18G0,  to  8iTTe  during  the 
war  in  Missouri.  The  11th  caviUry, 
Missouri  Stale  militia,  wiiscousoliJated 
with  this  regiment  September  1,  ISl^:^. 
It  was  mustered  out  of  service  by  com- 
panies at  different  dates  from  February 
28  to  April'JO,  Ibtv.) 


Casu.vltii:*. 


Colo  nil. 
John  B.  Rogers 1  June, 

LUiLtciiant  Colonel. 
Iliram  M.  Hiller 20  July, 

Major. 
Dennis  C.  McKay 11  Dec. , 

Cnptaln^. 

Perry  D.  MeC'lauahau ID  JIar.. 

Lewis  Sells 1  'S  A  pr. , 

Richard  M.  Hulse 1  Nov., 

James  W.  Edwards 31  Dec. , 

William  Dawson... 31  Dec 

Byron  Griffith 7  Apr, , 

Amos  P.  Wright 14  Apr., 

Frederick  R.  Vmcent 11  Dec. 

*  Luzem  Bulkley 17  May, 

Asnbel  Jones I'll  Aug., 

First  X ('f ;/; I" firti; .'.■■■. 

*  Samuel  iM.  Wilson -7  Jan., 

James  A.  lleid (i  Mar., 

Lewis  O.  Du  Bois 10  Apr., 

Ziba  Bennett,  R.  Q.  M 8  Dec, 

William  P.  Owens 10  Jan. , 

William  H,  Smith 14  May, 

William  R.  P.  Seaman,  ii.O.S.  4  June, 

William  Law 13  June. 

James  C.  Thomson,  .4dj'{  .  .  .21  July, 

Robert  0.  Calvert 13  Dec  . 

Lambdin  E.  Irwin 1  Jan. , 

Robert  Davis C'l  Mar. , 

Second  L:ci:lci:,iuts. 

*  John  M.  Hiller 31  Dec, 

Joseph  H.  Cell 31  Dec, 

Alfred  Miller 7  Apr., 

John  A.  Rice 14  May, 

Harvey  H.  Toney 1  Jan., 

Surgeon. 
Edward  C.  Dickinson 21  May, 

AssUtaiil  Surgeons. 

Cyrus  T,  Kimmel '20  June, 

Duncan  A.  McDouell 14  yepl., 


(13 


li3 


(53 


(■•4 


04 


■>.lu'.lv 

end. 


PromuUd,   (1.) 
John  McNid,  March  ^.   leC: 


yvfl. 


■ifcrrcd.  C^.) 
Sej'iember  : 


to  r.rigudier  Gen- 


ii, IM'.I   tol3threg- 


Captuin  Samuel  Shibley, 
imeut  Slissouri  cavalry. 

Captain  James  A.  Ewiug,  February  10,  leo-i,  to  14th  reg- 
iment Missouri  cavalrv. 

First  Lieut.  Thomas  Mclore,  September  CI.   1864,  to  13th 
regiment  M)<M>uri  tuvulry. 

ricfigncd.  (.tt\) 

Lieut.  Cci'.onel  John  F.  Benjamin,  June  3,  18(>3. 
Major  .V(rAac?  , -I    Slidrns.  August  2.3.  18fi2. 
Major  tJeorge  F.  Pledge,  September  16,  Uri'C. 
Major  Isham  B.  Dodson,  October  7.  lSti3 
Major  Frederick  R.  Poole,  October  24,  Iriv. 
Captain  Tbad.  S.  W.->.ci>lt,  June  li,  18(12. 
Captain  Samuel  Spangler,  .\pril  3,  18(13. 
Captain  Jacob  Gilstrap,  April  18,  18ii3. 
Captain  Jlbcrt  O.  rr;,>'.  July  28,  18(i3. 
Captain  Alexander  R.  v^raham.  November  0,  1803. 
First  Lieut  Henry  .\.  .Silsby,  July  14,  18i;2. 
First  Lieut.  Daniel  Roberts,  August  G,  18c;2. 
First  Lieut.  JoA«  C.  Carotlors.  November  24,  186i. 
First  Liem.  Jsanr  T.  Riil.'^lo  i.  April  2.">,  ISt!;!. 
First  Lieut.  William  Carson.  R.  C.  S..  May  4,  18t;3. 
First  Lieut.  George  R.  Hurn.  June  5,  18i'i3. 
First  Lieut.  William  J.  HoUiday.  Jnne  16.  16(53. 
First  Lieut.  David  M.  Kinter,  July  27,  18ti4. 
First  Lieut.  Franklin  Freeman,  (K'tnbcr  12.  1803. 
First  Lieut.  Joel  C.  Hill,  July  16,  18G4. 
Second  Lieut.  c;fcif,^i   IV.  A/'iV/s,  (.>etober  2,  1802. 
Second  Lieut.  IV((;u<if  (('.   H'vod.  February  27.  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Robert  Moore,  April  25,  18(m. 
Second  Lieut.  James  W.  Craig,  September  18.  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  John  Douahoo,  October  7,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  William  Buskirk,  October  7,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  James  Walker,  October  1.5,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  James  G.  West,  May  5.  1864. 
Surgeon  Noah  Lyon,  September  2y,  1862. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Albert  G.  l'rh:^t,  June  ;',  18('2. 

Muntcrcd  out  on  crpiralion  of  term  of  service,  1,2.) 

First  Lieut.  Elou  G.  RathbuD,  January  27,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Harrison  11.  Byrne,  February  10,  1865. 


Discharged,  (18.) 


Lieut.  Colonel  Juiiirs  H.  Crane,  September  2,  1862. 

Miyor  Josephus  Robbins,  December  24.  1864. 

Captain  James  S.  Best,  September  1,  1862. 

Captain  Daniel  K.  Turk,  October  1,  1862. 

Captain  Cicero  A.  Lewis,  October  1,  1862. 

Captain  William  S.  Hathaway,  October  1,  1862. 

Captain  Jacob  S.  Bennington,  October  1,  1862. 

Captain  Henry  C.  Gentry,  April  27,  1864. 

(i2     First  Lieut.  Wiliian\  Hiller,  September  27.  1862. 

63     First  Lieut.  Charles  R.  Rogers,  Octobc"-  1,  1862. 

DiacUnrged  July  12,  1863. 


MISSOURI    CAVALRY, 


Chaplain. 
Norman  N.  "Wood 


.16  June,  60 


First  Lieut,  T.  D.  Crampton.  October  1,  I860. 
First  Lieut.  Lloyd  Reese,  October  1,  1862. 
First  Lieut,  Alexander  McFarlaue,  December  31,  1S63. 
Second  Lieut,  Hiram  'Washbum,  October  1,  I860. 
Second  Lieut.  Jackson  Morrow,  October  1,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  George  Hanslow,  October  1,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  William  B.  Moody,  October  1,  1862. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Alanson  W.  Leffiugwell,  July  18, 1863. 

Died,  (3.) 

Fii-st  Lieut.  Jobnson  Kindle,  Miuch  00.  1860,  of  disease, 
at  Lancaster,  Mo. 


Ligt  of  battles,  &c,,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each; 

■'"WaLKFRVIXLE,"  killed,  E.  M.,0;  wounded,  E,  M.,  3.  "CHEERY  GROVE."  icounded,  E.  M.,  1, 
"Whalet  s  Mills,"  no  loss.  'Kikksville,"  noloss,  "BLOO.MFiELD,"no  loss.  •■ChalkBluff," 
(March  9,1863,)  wounded,  E.M..O.  "Chalk  Bli'ff,"  (March  15,  1863,)  no  loss.  "Gu.M  Slough," 
nolosB.  "Chalk  Bluff,"  (.4prUl,  1863,)  mr^s/xi',  O,  1,  E.M.  04.  "Cape  GraARDEAU,"  noloss. 
"ChalkBluff,"  (May  1,1863.)  no  loss.  "Pocaho.ntas."  no  loss,  "Osceola,"  no  loss.  "Elk 
SHTJTE,"noloss.  "Pllot  Knob," /t!«frf,  E.M.,1;  icounded,  E.  M.,0,  "Leasburg."  do  loss.  "In- 
dependence." no  loss.  "Big  Blue,"  no  lo^s.  "Little  Osage,"  uo  loss.  "West  Poixt," 
wounded,  E.  M.,1. 


10 


M[8S0UR[    CAVALRY. 


SECOND   BATTALION  STATE  MI- 
LITIA. 

(This  battalion  was  organized  at  Har- 
risonville  and  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  from 
March  17  to  May  5, 1862,  to  serve  during 
the  war  in  Miuaouri.  It  was  inustorcd 
out  of  service  March  31,  1863.) 


Major. 


Captains. 

Albert  J.  BriggB 14  Aiir.,   (\-2 

Franklin  E.  Mix .'5  May, 

Keuben  Smith 19  Sept. , 

First  Lientciianls. 

Isaacs.  Garver,  /?.  Q.  M...  .''(Apr.,  (M 

John  E.  Moore 5  Apr., 

John  L.  Herington 29  Apr., 

James  H.  Long 19  Sept., 

John  P.  Thomas,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieuteiinnfi. 

Emmett  Gobs .5  Apr.,  62 

William H.Shafer,Bi('.//rf7V. 14  Apr., 

Peter  Labadie 29  Ai)r., 

William  C.  Long 19  .Sept., 

AssUinnt  .Siirgfoii. 


CASUALTIE.'S. 


Tranffcrred,  (1.) 

AH.^intant  Surgeon  W.  H.  H.  CundifT,  Septernber  27,  1862, 
to  6th  regiment  cavalry,  Missouri  State  militia. 

Resigned,  (3.) 

Lieut.  Colouel  Andrew  G.  Nugent,  Si-ptembcr  l.j,  1862. 
Major  Frank  J.  White,  January  21,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Jackson  Bell,  July  31,  1862. 

Discharged,  (4.) 

Captain  Jacob  Axline,  September  8,  1862. 
Captain  Franklin  Cochran,  September  8,  1662. 
First  Lieut.  John  R.  Balis,  Adj't,  September  17,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Edward  Swan,  Septembers,  1862. 

Died,  (3.) 

Captain  Aaron  Thomas,  killed  in  action  at  IndcpendeDce, 

Mo.,  August  11,  1862. 
Captain  William  A.  Long,  August  19,  1862,  of  wounds 

received  in  action  at  Lone  Jack,  Mo. 
Second  Lieut.  David  B.  JIcMasters,  August  26,  1862,  of 

diseas*'. 

Missing,  (1.)  . 

First  Lieut.  Levi  .S.  Copland,  in  action  at  Lone  Jack,  Mo., 
August  16,  1862. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  battalion  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 

"Lone  Jack," kil/ed,  E.  M.,  4;  wovvded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  .'5;  missing,  O.  1.  E.  M.  .">.    "INDEPENDENCE," 
/ciUed,  O.  1,  E.  M.  9;  wnvvded,  E.  M.,  14. 


MISSOURI    CAVALRY. 


11 


THIRD  REGIMENT. 

(BATTALION  OF.) 

(This  reeimcnt  (with  the  exception  of 
compsmieB  L  and  M)  was  organized  at 
Palmyra  and  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  from  Octo- 
ber 15,  1861,  to  March  6,  18G2,  to  serve 
three  years.  Companies  G  and  H,  9th 
regiment  Missouri  cavalry,  organized  at 
St,  Louis  and  Rolla,  Mo.,  October  20 
and  November  5,  1862,  to  serve  three 
years,  were  as.^igned  to  this  regiment  in 
JDecember,  1862,  as  companies  L  and  M. 
On  the  expiration  of  its  term  of  service 
the  original  members  (except  veterans) 
were  mustered  out,  and  the  organiza- 
tion, composed  of  veterans  and  recruits, 
consolidated  into  a  battalion  of  five 
companies,  and  retained  in  service  until 
June  14,  186.1,  when  it  was  mustered 
out.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
JohnH.  Heed 21  Sept.,  64 

Major. 


Captains. 

*  Francis  Hyatt 7  .Sept.,  64 

James  C.  Miller 19  Sept., 

Charles  H.  Frost 20  Sept., 

Grandison  E.  Bailey 21  Sept., 

Philip  Florreich 4  Jan.,   Gj 

First  Lieutenants. 

Reuben  M.  Griggs 16  July,  63 

'  Samuel  L.  McAfee,  R.  Q.3/.  11  May,    64 

Edward  Glavin 2  June, 

'Francis Meagher 19  Sept., 

Thomas  Orton,  AdJ't 1.21  Sept., 

Charles  F.  Hartman 4  Jan.,    6.^ 

Joseph  Weaver 21  Mar., 

Second  Lieutenants. 

'■James  J.  Hiles 19  Sept.,  64 

Augustus  D.  Putnani 21  Mar.,   65 

'John  Clancy ...28  Apr., 

Assistant  Surgeons. 


The  following  is  a  list  of  the  enlisted  men 
of  this  regiment  to  whom  medals  of 
honor  have  been  awarded  by  the  .Sec- 
retary of  War  : 

Private  G.  W.  Lucas. 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (44.) 

Colonel  John  M.  Glover,  March  13,  1864. 

Lieut.  Colonel  Robert  Carrick,  June  26,  1863. 

Lieut.  Colonel  Thomas  G.  Black,  August  11,  1864. 

Major  James  T.  Rowland,  July  21,  1863. 

Major  Albert  D.  Glover,  April  4,  1864. 

Major  John  A.  Lennon,  August  3,  1864. 

Captain  Alpheus  N  Graham,  May  4,  1862. 

Captain  Willard  Wright,  July  20.  1662. 

Captain  James  Cull,  June  26,  1863. 

Captain  Nelson  Young,  February  6,  1864. 

Captain  Cornelius  V.  Jacobs,  August  8,  1864. 

Captain  James  Kirkpatrtck.  August  12,  1864. 

Captain  John  D.  Crabtree,  (Brevet  Major  March  13, 1865,) 

August  16,  1864. 
Captain  Benjamin  F.  Triplett,  September  16,  1864. 
Captain  John  Ing,  September  28,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  James  MoJJatt.  June  30,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  John  S.  Crowell,  July  20,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Joseph  F.  Biggerstaflf,  September  1,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  17m.  C.  T.  Davidson,  March  9,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Alexander  H.  Lacy,  March  27,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Isaac  C.  Jewell,  July  21,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  David  R.  Hindman,  Jvly  21,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Norman  N.  Hill,  February  6,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  James  C.  Agnew,  R.Q.M.,  February  27, 1864. 
First  Lieut.  William  P.  Haines,  October  10,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  William  Johnston,  R.  C.  S.,  November  25, 1864. 
First  Lieut.  William  H.  Clyma,  December  8,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Simeon  L.  Graham,  Mav  18,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  William  Glover,  May  8,"  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Jonas  Olmstead,  October  19,  1862. 
Second  Lieiit.  Jacob  Snyder,  November  4,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Albert  F.  Prickett,  January  29,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Benjamin  F.  Gulp,  January  28,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  WUliam  H.  Hardin,  July  8,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  James  C.  White,  March  23,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Charles  M.  Coan,  April  16,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Henry  Hickman,  September  12,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Charles  J.  Williams,  September  28,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Watson  Roberts,  January  24, 1865. 
Assistant  Surgeon  George  C.  Jones,  September  3, 1862. 
Assistant  Surgeon  William  W.  Granger,  March  13,  1864. 
Chaplain  Lester  Jones,  December  15,  1862. 
Chaplain  Reuben  K.  McCoy,  October  1,  1863. 
Chaplain  Benjamin  F.  Hyde,  December  20, 1864. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (13.) 

Captain  John  W.  Yates,  November  30,  1864. 
(Captain  John  I.  Agnew,  November  30,  1864. 
Captain  Francis  M.  Wilcox,  November  30,  1864. 
Captain  Charles  W.  Wolfe,  December  31,  1864. 
Captain  William  S.  Grover,  March  6,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  George  W.  Felt,  November  11,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  James  B.  Yancy,  November  30,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  George  W.  Bleakney,  November  30,  18G4. 
Second  Lieut.  Maurice  H.  By  water,  November  11,  1864. 
Second  Lieut,  Isaac  Hill,  November  30,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  George  W.  Robertson,  December  31, 1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Absalom  R.  Downing,  March  6,  1865. 
Surgeon  John  L.  Taylor,  November  30,  1864. 


Discharged,  (13.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Walter  C.  Gantt,  September  4, 
Major  Thomas  J.  Mitchell,  Decembers!,  1864, 
Major  George  S.  Avery,  March  18,  1865. 

*  Transferred  to  11th  regiment  Missouri  cavalry. 


1862. 


12 


MISSOURI    CAVALRY. 


Captnin  Timolhy  M.  AVilcox,  May  15,  IHOri. 
First  Lieut.  WilUam  Taskcr,  Februarys,  li*<:i!. 
First  Lieut.  .lolm  F.  Allen,  P.  Q.  M.,  May.18,  IfT.'J. 
First  Lieut.  William  W.  Granger,  Adj't,  May  18,  IHCS. 
Firnt  Lieut.  Louis  B.  Gaffney,  August  ,31,  18fi4. 
Second  Lieut.  Sam'l  P.  Bronson,  Ball.  Q./U.,  May  ]8,1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Ehcnezcr  J.Folsom,  7?a«.Q.7V/.,May  18, 1862. 
Second  Lieut.  James  C.  Wbite,  Pnti.  Adj't.,  September  10, 

18G2.     (RecommisBioned  Second  Lieut.  Sept.  19, 1862.) 
Second  Lieut.  Clmrlton  W.  Howe,  Ball.  Ail/'',  September 

10,  1862. 
Second  Lieut,  f  Icnrgo  W.  Mouldin,  Octolc  r  ^',  18C2. 

Died,  (4.) 

Captain  George  D.  Bradway,  Icilled  in  action  at  Hurts- 

ville.  Mo.,  January  11, 18(i.'i. 
First  Lieut.   Herbert   Reed,    killed    in   a'-tion    at  Little 

Rock,  Ark.,  September  10,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Eliux  W.  Cluyton  ,  December  10,   1864,    of 

wounds  reel  ived  in  action. 
Second  Jji<'Ut.  James  li.  Baker,   December  .Tl,   1862,  of 

disease. 

DLimif:>!cd,  (2.) 

Major  f-Irnnj  A.  GaUvp,  July  31,  18G3. 

Assistaut  Surgeon  Lafayette  Avery,  December  30,  1864. 


List  of  battles,  &.c.,  in  wbicti  Ibis  regiment  participated,  sbowing  loss  reported  in  each  ; 

"Mount  ZION,"  4j//ed,  E.  M.,  5;  woundcd,'E.M.,'Sd,.  "  Salkji,"  no  loss.  "SrRl.VG  CREEK,"  no 
loss.  "Beaveh  CRKEK,"  lulled,  E.  M.,3;  looundcd,  Fj.il..  7 ;  missing,  E.  M.,  13.  "  HartsvILLE," 
killed,  O.  1,  E.  M.  2;  wounded,  E.  M.,  13  "  Batesville,"  no  loss.  "Chalk  Bluff,"  killed, 
E.M.,2;  wounded,  E.M.,U;  missing,  O.  I,  E.  M.  3.  "Bayou  Metok,"  killed,  E.  M.,  2;  wounded, 
E.  M.,2.  "Little  Rock,"  killed,  O.  1,  E.  M.  1  ;  wounded,  E.  M.,1.  "BUOVVNSVILLE,"  killed, 
E.M.,1;  7eounded,E.M..3.  "  Jackso.nport,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1  ;  wounded,  E. M.,1.  "HotSpring," 
wounded,  E.M.., 'J  ;  missing,  E.  M  ,  G.  "Mark's  Mills,"  7iiissiug,  E.  M.,1.  "  LITTLE  Missouri 
River,"  no  loss.  "Prairie  lir;  Ann,"  no  loss.  "Camden,"  (April  IG,  1861,)  killed,  E.  M.,4  ;  miss- 
ing, O.  1,  E.  M.  4.  "Camden,"  (April  24,  1864,)  missing,  O.,  2.  "MOUNT  Ef.liA  Ferry,"  miss- 
ing, O.  1,  E.  M.  1.     "PrincetO.v,  '  icouiided,  O.  I,  E.  M.  2. 


iuioouum    UAVAJiKi, 


16 


THIRD  RF.r,IMENT   STATE 
MILITIA. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Chilli- 
cothe,  Mo.,  iu  January,  Ftbruary,  and 
March,  ISO?,  x;>  >ervf  during  the  war  iu 
Missouri.  It  was  disbanded  February 
4,  1863,  aud  the  members  transferred  to 
the  6th  and  7th  regiments  CLivnlry,  Mis- 
souri State  militia  Febraarv  17  and  26, 
1865.  > 

Colo':c!. 
Walter  King,  a.  zc.  m. 

Liftittnant  Colonel. 
Henry  O.  Neville,  a.  w.  m. 
Majors. 

*  Abraham  Allen,  a.  w.  m. 
William  Jackson,  a.  w.  a:. 

Captains. 

*  Austin  A.  King,  jr 7  Mar.,  62 

"John  E.  Mayo 29  Mar., 

i  Squire  Balle w 4  Apr. , 

'Charles  B.  McAfee 4  Apr., 

tMurline  C.  Henslee 5  Apr. , 

t  James  McMurtrv 12  Apr., 

t  Waiiam  B.  Ballew 28  July, 

*  Eli  Hughes 10  Aug., 

'  George  A.  McGee  -  f 6  Oct., 

James  S.  Estes,  a.  ic.  m. 

First  LieutcTian's. 

*  Joseph  H.  Jackson 12  Jan. ,   62 

t  Charles  Holsinger-. 18  Mar., 

t  George  T.  Prichard 4  Apr., 

t  Elisha  Horn 28  July, 

*  Stephen  S.  Clark 12  No  v. , 

'William  Howell 12  Nov., 

f  William  Argo 28  Nov., 

Francis  A.  Niebuhr,  Adj't,  a.  w.  m. 
Cyrus  Ramage,  a.  w.  m. 

Lyon  S.  Francis,  a.  it.  m. 

*  Riley  B.  Riggs.  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenaits. 

'Robert  Crockett 19  Feb., 

+  George  T.  Hamblin. 4  Apr., 

tAngca  A.  McElheny 12  Apr., 

"  William  N.  Perkins" 10  Aug., 

tWilliamD.  Wilson 1^  Aug., 

'  Thomas  Perkins 11  Nov. , 

t  Aaron  Mcintosh 28  Nov., 

Calvin  Gilham,  a.  ic.  r^. 

Surgeon. 

Aurelius  T.  Bartlett,  u.  ir.  m. 

Assistant  Stirgeon. 

Alanson  W.  Leffingwell,  a.  w.  m. 

Chaplain. 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (^.^.) 

liiout.  Colonel  John  H.  Shanklin,  May  22,  1862. 
Captain  Martin  B.  Garvin,  July  28,  1862. 
Captain  Andrew  Elliott,  September  15,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Lafayette  Cornwell,  May  8,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Jl'Uliam  C.  Frazee,  September  23,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Daniel  Hoover,  September  26,  ]  862. 
First  Lieut.  Howard  Moore,  November  26,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Robert  Moore,  June  30,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Isaac  N.  Clark,  August  12,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  William  H.  Burns,  September  23,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Edward  Hankey,  September  30,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Joshua  L.  Morris,  November  26,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  David  Lowry,  November  28,  1862. 

Died,  (3.) 

Captain  Josiah  Goodson,  March  27,  1862,  of  disease. 
Caotain  Hiram  J.  Stanly,  July  24,  1862,  of  disease. 
First  Lieut.  James  T.  B.  Campbell,  August  13,   1862,  of 
disease. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 

Second  Lieut.  Arthur  T.  Parker,  December  1,  1862. 


List  of  battles,  .tc,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 

'"biZsvTotilA,"  killed.  E.  M.,  1;  missing,  E.  M.,  6.     "Springfield,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1;  leovnded, 
E.  M.,  2;  missing,  E.  M.,  1. 

*  Transferred  to  6th  regiment  Missouri  cavalry.  State  militia. 
t  Transferred  to  7th  regiment  Missouri  cavalry,  State  militia. 


14 


MISSOUEI    CAVALRY. 


THIRD  REOIMENT  STATE 
MILITIA. 

(Eight  compauies  of  Ibis  reglmeat  wtre 
organized  at  Louisiana,  Pilce  county, 
Mo.,  May  5,  18C2,  an  ilie  10th  regirac-nt 
Missouri  State  militia  ffivalrj',  to  serve 
during  the  war  in  Mi»nourj.  Its  desig- 
nation was  changed  to  the  3(1  regiment 
Missouri  State  militia  cavalry ,  February 
2,  1863.  Four  companies  oi'  tlie  12tli 
regimentcavalry,  Missouri  State  militia, 
were  transferred  to  this  regiment,  Feb- 
ruary 4,  1863.  Ten  companies  (C  to  JI 
inclusive)  were  mustered  out  at  differ- 
ent dates  from  January  to  May,  1865, 
by  reason  of  expiration  of  term  of  ser- 
vice, and  the  remaining  companie.-: 
July  13,  18C5.) 

Colonel. 


Lieuteiin.it  Coloial, 

Major. 

Cn  plain. 
Thomas  H.  Macklind 10  Apr.,  65 

First  Licmcuanls. 

Lafayette  Praul 1  , Sept. ,  64 

James  A.  Bhiin 17  June,  do 

Sicu'.id  Lieutenant. 
Warren  C.  Shattnck 6  June,  (52 

Surgeon. 

Assistant  Surgeons. 

Chaplain. 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (i.) 

F;l■^t  Li-ut.  Hugh  M.  Bradh'V.  S.-iti.-iuber  'J.  1864,  to 
Captain  47th  regiment  :\Iiasoiiri  inlauti-.v. 

Second  Limit.  John  P.  Rodger..  March  :;y.  1865,  to  First 
Lieut.  14lh  regiment  MiSfOiiri  cavalry. 

Resigned,  (If'.) 

Colonel  Edwin  Smart,  Mav  in,  Ir^ti:!. . 
Lieut.  Colonel  Frederick  Morsey,  May  -3.  1863. 
Lieut.  Colonel  James  O.  Broadhead,  February  6,  1864. 
Major  Henry  L.  McConnel,  July  3,  1863. 
Captain  Richard  Womraack,  April  28,  1862. 
Captain  William  L.  J.  Owens,  February  10,  1863. 
Captain  Charles  S.  Ramsey,  February  27,  1863. 
Captain  Herman  M.  Roosa,  January  23,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  James  H.  Kissinger,  April  29,  1860. 
First  Lieut.  Sherwood  M.  Keeton,  May  1,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Hance  Miller,  January  9,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Isaac  W.  Cannon,  May  6,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Thomas  Hess,  January  9,  1863. 
.Second  Lieut.  Charles  W.  Purcell,  February  19,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  George  Ames,  April  fi,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Andrew  Wilkinson,  June  1,  1863. 
Assistant  Surgeon  H.  E.  Jones,  February  27,  1863. 
A^^i^tant  Surgeon  James  Hollister,  June  11,  1864. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (28.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Henry  M.  Matthews,  April  1.3,  1865. 

Captain  Charles  W.  Rush,  January  31,  1865. 

Captain  James  W.  McFaden,  January  31,  186.5. 

Captain  Marquis  De  Smith,  January  31,  1865. 

Captain  Abijah  Johns,  February  22,  1865. 

Captain  George  W.  Carey,  March  13,  1865. 

Captain  Robert  McElroy,  March  25,  1865. 

Captain  John  W.  Hendrick,  March  25,  1865. 

Captain  Henry  B.  Milks,  April  17,  186,5. 

Captain  William  T.  Hunter,  May  7,  1865. 

Captain  Hiram  A.  Rice,  June  6,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  John  M.  Reeds,  January  31,  18C5. 

First  Lieut.  Erich  Pape,  January  31,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  Samuel  R.  Kelly,  January  31,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  Samuel  W.  Hopkins,  January  31,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  Harvey  Weaver,  March  13,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  Henry  Sladek,  March  16,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  James  W.  Bradley,  March  25,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  Jefftrson  A.  Mayhall,  April  14,  186.5. 

First  Lieut.  James  M.  Roberts,  April  14,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  James  Copp,  April  26,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  Henry  C.  Campbell,  Adft,  May  8,  186.5. 

First  Lieut.  John  L.  Jacoby,  R.  Q.  M.,  May  8,  1865. 

Second  Lieut.  Elbert  May,  January  31,  1865. 

Second  Lieut.  Joyse  Corum,  Mav  7,  1865. 

Surgeon  William  L.  Short,  May  8,  J 865. 

Assistant  Surgeou  William  C.  P.  Butman,  May  8,  1865. 

Chaplain  Levi  T.  McNeiley,  February  21,  1865. 

Discharged,  (6.) 

Major  Solon  A.  C.  Barllett,  April  26,  1865. 
Captain  William  T.  Lceper,  April  8,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  George  W.  Long,  March  2,  1864. 
FirstLieut.  Henry  R.Woodruff,  yi'.C.  5.,  February  22, 1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Hamlet  Clarlt,  August  14,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  George  W.  Caton,  January  21,  1861. 


MISSOURI    CAVALRY. 


15 


Died,  (3.) 

Major  Jaraes  Wilson,  killed  by  guerillas,  October  3, 1864. 
Captain  George  L.  Herring,  killed  by  guerillas,  near  St. 

James,  Mo.,  June  10,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  William  Brauner,  September  20,  1864. 

Dismissed,  (3.) 

Colonel  Richard  G.  Woodson,  February  27,  1864. 
Captain  George  W.  Hummell,  June  8,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Hamlet  Clark,  August  14.  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Frederick  Hackried,  November  13,  1863. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each : 
"Jackson,"  killed, 'E.M.,%  "Greenville,"  killed, 'e.'^i.,!;  wounded,  E-M.,  2.  "Moore's 
Mills,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  2.  "DALLAS,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "MONROE  COUNTY,"  (September  16, 
1B6%)  killed,  E.  M.,  1.  "MONROE  County,"  (October  4,  1862,)  killed,  E.  M.,  1.  "Patterson," 
killed,  E.  M.,  12;  wounded,  O.  2,  E.  M.  5;  missing,  O.  2,  E.  M,,  39.  "OREGON  COUNTY," 
(October  23,  1863,)  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  "Bollinger  County,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1.  "Oregon 
County,"  (March  19,  1864,)  killed,  E.  M.,  1.  "  Wayne  COUNTY,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1.  "Randolph 
County,"  killed,  E.  M.  1.  "ROCKPORT,"  killed,  E.  M.,  10;  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  "PILOT  Knoe," 
(September  25,  26,  27,  and  29,  1864,)  killed,  E.  M.,  8;  missing,  O.  1,  E.  M.  4.  "Leasburg,"  (Oc- 
tober 1,  1864,)  killed,  E.  M.,  1.  "  Powder  Mills,"  missing,  E.  M.,  4.  "Pilot  Knoe,"  (October 
26,  1864,)  missing,  E.  M.,  2.  "INDEPENDENCE,"  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  "Lfasburg,"  (October  28, 
1864,)  missing,  E.  M.,  1. 


16 


MISSOURI   CAVALRY. 


FOURTH  REGIMENT. 

(BATTALION   OF.) 

(Tliia  rogimpnt,  composed  of  the  Fioninnt 
MuMSurs  and  throe  compnnicH  of  tliii 
HoUnnd  Horse,  was  formed  iu  1''i.>brii- 
ury,  1862.  Tho  Fr6mont  HussarM  with 
organized  as  follows  :  five  compnnli'S 
Jit  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  and  one  company  at 
Chicago,  111.,  from  the  3d  to  tlio  Sltli  of 
September,  1861,  to  serve  three  years, 
and  the  three  companies  of  the  Hollimd 
Horso  from  the  22d  to  the  27th  August, 
1861,  to  servo  during  tlio  war  in  Mis- 
souri. The  5th  regiiiu'nt  Missouri  cav- 
alry was  consolidated  with  this  regi- 
ment November  1.5,  1862.  Ou  the 
expiration  of  its  term  of  service  the 
original  members  (e,\cept  veterans) 
wore  mustered  out,  aud  the  organiza- 
tion, composed  of  veterans  and  recruits, 
consolidated  into  a  battalion  of  four 
companies,  and  retained  in  scrvicr  until 
November  K),  180,'},  when  it  Wiis  mus- 
ti'red  out.) 

Major. 


Cuiitaiiis. 

Edward  Ij.  ]>e  Grondoln 10  May,    64 

Bernhard  Armbrust 11  Feb.,   (>■'< 

August  Tliiel 27  June, 

Louis  Knopf 22  Aug.. 

First  LleutenantH. 

Emil  Schorbach,  7?.  C.  S 20  Mar.,  ti:j 

Bernhard  H.  Eiring,  Adj't . .  .20  July,   (i."> 

Friedrich  Ploghoff 29  July, 

William  Oborheidu 2!)  July, 

Peter  Kettels L'4  Aug., 

George  Webb 2.'5  Aug., 

Second  LieiiJ.enaiii!'-. 


Ansistavl  Surgcov. 


(JA8UALTIK.'<. 


Promoted,  (4.) 
Major   fliiHlav    lliinrichs,    October   III,    Irflil,    t"    Lieut. 

Coloni'l  'list  r^  (.'iiticnt  IMissouri  infautry. 
Captain  ClinrU^  IK  AMmasHen,  Oetob'T  2-1,  11^62,  to  Lieut. 

Colonel  and  ./.  J.  (1. 
Captain  James  F.  JJwiglit,  April  ;i,    li?!.!,    to  Major  11th 

ri'gimi^iit  MirtHiiiiri  cjivalry. 
Second  Lieut.   <;liarli-s   Von   So.h'U,    Mai'cli    2i-i,    1864,  to 

CiijitJiin  Ist  riginieMt  Florida  ravalry. 

Resigned,  (X>.) 
Lieut.  Coloml  /Indiilj/h  Blome,  Novmber  14,  1862. 
Major  Enteric  Me/zarox,  Si^ptember  .'J,  1862. 
Major  James  P.  Dwight,  Noveiuljer  4,    1^62.      (Recom- 

missioned  as  Captain  November  6,  lr'62.) 
Major  Gii.Htyivus  M.  Kthiri,  February  27,  1863. 
Major  IJ.  C.  Ludlow,  August  2!»,  186.'). 
Captain  Christ  (iocrisch,  October  26,  1861. 
Captain  Alexander  Weide,  November  20,  1861. 
Captain  Tkeodorc  J/eidni.  April  4,  1H62. 
Captain  LoHis  Van  Sir.eiildxte,  September  3,  1862. 
Captain  Jahez  U.  Bradbury,  Sejitember  28,  1862. 
*  Captain  Howard  Dwight,  Novemlior  25,  IH62. 
Captain  Ernest  ITnlf,  Fdiruary  20,  1863. 
Captain  L4iuis  Schramm,  May  26,  1863. 
Captain  Christian  Luthi-r,  June  20,  1863. 
Captain  (Justnv  Illig,  .lune  21,  1864. 
Captain  C.  H.  L.  GroiTman,  Mav  9,  186.'». 
First  Lieut,  diaries  Jenne,  March  24,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Cliiiiuinij  D.  I'ratt.  July  31,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  George  k.  h'icsewetter,  January  12,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  Lutje,  January  30,  1863. 
First  I^ieut.  John  Seliippcr,  February  20,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  A.  Sncll,  R.  C.  S.,  March  10,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Richard  IJammort,  Marcli  4,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Henry  Brcvoorl,  July  22,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Fred<'rick  Graessle,  January  7,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  F.  W.  Lohmnn,  Adft.  May  28,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Christian  Tniutwein,  June  1,  1865. 
Second  I.,ieut.  A.  Dunbar  I'otts,  .January  28,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  George  F.  KroU,  liatt.  Adj't,  March  21, 1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Frederick  W.  Cooper,  June  18,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Jolin  B.  Waring,  August  31,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  William  Rosse,  September  3,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Charles  Dnevol,  May  28,  1865. 
Assistant  Surgeon  John  S.  Panabaker.  January  18,  1862. 
Chaplaiu  Theodore  Krvger,  January  27,  1862. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (20.) 
Colonel  George  E.  Waring,  jr.,  October  24,  1864. 
Major  Edward  Langen,  November  30,  1864. 
Captain  Oscar  P.  Ilewo,  August  26.  1864. 
Captain  Max  Von  Unruh,  October  24,  1864. 
Captain  William  S.  Burns,  October  27,  1864. 
Captain  Hermann  Kemper,  November  24,  1864. 
Captain  Charles  P.  Knispcl,  December  10,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Friedrich  Sclioenbrodt,  August  20,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  John  Bnckhrrim,  September  26,  1864. 
First  Ijieut.  Adolph  Krobs,  October  18,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Alfrr'il  Vozin,  October  22,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Gustav  llcrpich,  October  24,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Ferdinand  Hesse,  October  24,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Paul  Benda,  October  25,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Jocelyn  S.  Foulkes,  R.  O.  M.,  February  — , 

1865.  I 

Second  Lieut.  George  \j.  (Jarri'lt,  August  20,  1864,  ' 


'  Appointed  Captain  and  A.  A.  G. 


iHJkDoijui-H      l-'AVAljitl, 


1? 


Second  Lieut.  Alexander  Muellpr,  October  18  IS'ilJ 
Second  Lieut.  C4eor(fe  Struckmau,  October  25.'  1864 ' 
becoud  Lieut.  Jacoh  JScicbrandt,  March  25,  1865. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Jacob  AflbMer,  October  24,  1864. 

Discharged,  (11.) 

Major  Eugene  Kielmansegge,  September  3,  1862. 

Captain  Blartin  Kaltenbach,  September  9,  1S62 

Captain  Phillip  Frank,  September  25,  1862. 

Captain  Theodore  AV.  Hencke,  May  15,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  James  Waring,  September  25,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Joce^yre  5.  Foulkes,  Ban.  Adft,  April  15 
1862.  (Recomraissioned  as  First  Lieut,  and  R  Q  M 
October  14,  1862.)  '  ' 

Second  Lieut.  Diedrich  Boehning.  May  29,  1862 
I  SecoudLieut.P«o-G(7Mre,Ba«.^(f/«,  September  26  1862 

Second  Lieut.  Rudolph  Wieser,  May  16   1864 
;  Surgeon  Hr.nry  W.  Nichols,  July  24,  1863. 
I  Surgeon  William  A.  Wilcox,  June  9,  1864. 

!  Died,  (8.) 

■  Lieut.  Colonel  Gustav  Von  Hclmrich,  March  25.  1865,  at 
;       Baltimore,  Md. 

Captain  Louis  Dvlfcr,  poisoned  by  rebels  at  Mudtown, 
I       Ark.,  February  21,  1862. 

I  Captain  Rudolph  Georgii,  Febniary  9,  1864,  at  .St.  Louis, 
Mo. 
First  Lieut.  John  Hcisack,  August  23,  1862,  of  wounds 

received  in  action. 
Fir.st  Lieut.   Louis    Schlitzberger,   August   24,   1865,    at 

G-reenville,  La. 
Second  Lieut.  Edwnrd  G.  Clowes,  killed  iu  action  at  Pea 

Ridge,  Ark.,  March  6,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.   Fred.    Guettcr,   September    27,   iei>2.    at 

Helena,  A;k. 
Second  LieiU.  Thomas  W.  Cooper,  October  31,  l!-62   at 
I      St.  Louis,  Mo. 
j  Missing,  (2.) 

Captain  William  Von  Bergen,  in  action  November  6,  1861. 
;  First  Lieut.  Huuu  Hanson,  Adft,  .-ince  April  30,  1865. 

i  Dismissed,  (3.) 

.  First  Lieut.  Rudolph  Behrens,  September  16,  1861. 
First  Lieut.  George  E.  Friedlen,  January  28,  1864. 
,  Second  Lieut.  Max  Von  Gaspers,  April  25.  1-64. 

Cashiered,  (3.) 

Captain  Gottlieb  C.  Roue,  December  12,  1864. 
Captain  Ferdinand  Hanson,  December  12,  1864. 
Captain  M.  R..  W.  Grebe,  December  12,  1664. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 

"Little  Santa  Fe,"  killed,  E.  M.,   1;  wounded,  E.  M.,  6;  missing,  O.,  1.     "  BENTONVtLt.f:." 
kilted,  E.   M.,   1 ;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.   M.  8;  missing,  E.  M.,  7.     "SUG.iR  CREEK."  killed,  E.   M.,  2; 
wounded,  E.  M.,  7  ;  missing,  O.,  1.     "Pox  CREEK,"'  wounded,  E.  M.,  5.     "  Pea  Eidge,"  killed,  0.  1. 
E.M.,4;  wounded, E.M..  6;  missittg.E.M.,  i.    "MOU.N'TAIN  GROVE,"  jcounrfcrf,  E.  M.,  I.     "SearcY 
LaNDLVG,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1 :  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.     "  lUKA,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded,  O.,  2.     "  Bates- 
VILLE,'' nn  los-;.    •' JaCKSO.v,"  no  loss.    "Champion  HiiX,"  no  loss.    "Ray.MO.vd,"  wou«rfed,  E.  M., 
2.     "Chattanooga,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1.     "Lexington,"  killed,  E.  JI.,  1;  missing.  O.  2,  E.  M.  29. 
"Union  City,"  killed,  E.  M.,  2;  wounded,  E.  M.,  1;  missing,  O.  1,  E.  JI.  24.     "CONYERSVIIXE, 
no  loss.     "CoyiO,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1.     "IVY  Farm."  killed,  E.  M.,  5;  wounded,  E.  M.,3;  missing 
E.  Jr.,  .5.     "ResaCA,"  no  loss.     "MOUNT  PLEASANT,"  killed,  E.  M.,  2;  wounded,  E.  M.,  1;  missing 
E.  JI.,  10.     "Holly  Springs,"  A?7Ze<i,  E.  M.,  1;  missing,  E.  JL,  2.     "Brice's  Crossroads,"  i/Wcii 
E.  JI.,  3;  wounded,  E.M.,  5;  missing,  E.  M.,  7.     "SaLEU,"  missing,  E.  JI. ,  1.     "Kexesaw  SIoun 
TAIN, "no  loss.     "Atlanta"  no  loss.    "  Bio  Blue,"  killed,  E.  JI.,  2.     "Little  Osage,"  kdUd 
E,  M.,  2.     "Egypt,"  2Doanded,  E.  JI.,  1. 

2  g 


18 


MISSOURI    CAVALRY. 


roURTH    REOIMKNT,    STATE 
MILITIA. 

(liATTAMON   OF.) 

(TlilH   rugirnent   whh  organ l/.cd  tn  hitvh 

thrrl'    \  rJ[rH,   IIH   t'.jlloWH  :    (>>llipiMJj('H  A, 

K,  <J,  I ),  10,  F,  (i,  II,anJ  K,  iif  .St.JoHcph, 
Mil.,  IVorn  Januury  2M,  IHCvi,  ti)  May  H, 
]Hi')-J  ;  coriipiiny  I,  at  JriViniin  City, 
Ml.,  ,fun\iury  1(5,  I8liy,  curiipany  Ij,  In 
D^illiin  county,  M".,  Junnnry  5.M,  IHfi-J, 
ns  (Mnipany  A.,  I-lth  regliiinnt  ciiviili'j' 
Mi.^.-ifiiiri  (Stiitf  niiliti.'t,  unr]  aHHigni'il  tu 
tliirt  n-giniont  Fetiruary  4,  IHliil;  and 
cuTripiiny  M,  at .Springllold,  Mo.,  Murch 
2!t.  IHdU,  aH  company  I.),  14tlj  iTKiimiit 
cav.'ilry  MiHHOiiri  .Slnti-  milllla,  and  an 
Hi(;tii'd  to  tlilH  ri'giiiii'iit  Fchniary  4,  IHliM. 
('oijiliunics  K  uiid  L  wuru  lirokcn  uj) 
NoV'-iiil)C,r  H,  IHiil,  the  ofTiccrH  ninn- 
iiriid  out  of  KiTvlc<-,  anil  tin-  i^idlHtml 
nii'ii  iliHtiitinli'il  nn]on(f  'tin  oilier  coin- 
panii'H  ol*  llio  ri't^iiiii-nt.  Tin'  oii^inal 
nii'iiilii-rH  wiTi'  iitiiHti'i'i-il  out  hy  compa- 
niiH  at  dill'iTi'nt  ilali'H  tVoii)  .January 
31  to  April  18,  18(i.j,  and  Itu.  riTrnitn 
coiiHolidatcd  into  a.  liattalion  of  two 
conipunicH,  and  rclainiMl  in  H<-rvii'c  until 
.July  .S  and  8,  IH(i.'',,  wlii/n  It  wa«  inuH- 
tirijd  out.) 

CnjiUilns. 


FirHl  Lic.iilevanls. 

Ijafayi'tfi-  M.  lioniilri'c 14  Nov.,  01 

David  L.  ThonipHon '~^J  l''il).,   li."! 

Sr.r.oiid  Lieulc/ionte. 


Casuamikh, 


I'rijiiiolfil,  n.) 

Colonel  ficorKc  TJ.  Ilall,  KrplindMT  I,  IHIrl,  to   ItrigadliT 

till. 

;)l,  It^'I'l,  lo  Major  iStli 

ivi'iiiliiT  <;,  1H(M,  to  Major 


(inni'rai  MI«HOurl  .State  iiiililiii. 
C'a|ilaln    \ii-v\   I'rilidmnl,    .Mardi 

rrglrnijnt  MIhhoiiiI  cnviilry. 
Captain  Williniii  C  l.i'  l''ivir,  Novi 

lljtli  rnKiincnl.  iMiHHoiiri  cavalry. 


Ilmiffiinl,  CI-''". ) 

Major  .ToKi'pli  K.  ItobinHon,  Filiriiary  10,  WA. 
Cni.laln  Itinloii  II.  i'li.'lps  .)  nm-  I,   il^'l-- 
Ciiplain  l.coriaid  '1',  MrCoun,  .Inly  '..'H,   iKiy. 
(Japlain  di'iirt,".  \,.  Morln-I,  .Si-ph-riibi-r  I,  iHiy. 
Captain  jMnaiiind  l>a\  in,  ,Si'pliinlirr  K),   |H(i:^ 
(japlain  ./"m/^  M    l)iniii(ll,   l>i  ri-jiil,.'r  li.   IWiti. 
Caiilain  /'^/ihniim  l>.  Ilaihiii,   I  )rci-Mil)rr  ;ii ,  JHIJJ. 
Caplain  Siunind  A.  l''lii«K,  •'"'.Y  l«,   ^^^'''■^■ 
Caplain  VViillani  ,S.  ( 'annun,  f  (rloln'r  :il,  18»i:j. 
(Japtain  llanniind  It.  DaviH,  April  X,  iHfJI. 
(liilitiiln  .Joh'pli  I'nrlir,  Oidnlii-r  iili,  IHIM. 
(;ii|ilain  AI)raio  li.  Vnn^ii'kli'r,  .January  18,  iHli.''). 
Cat. lain  Allicrt  Itoirki-r,  ./nno  L'l,   IHii.i. 
Fh-Ht  Ijlcut.  .Martin  ( ;.  Noland,  .lum-  10,  IHlii.'. 
Ji'irHt  l.ii-iil.  Williiini  ,VI.  Maddox,  AukhhI  Hi    iHliy. 
KirHt  l.iiiit.  .JanirH  W,  MorKiin,  .Si-pO  inbrr  i;;,  IH(;:[. 
l''irBl  I,ii'iil.  Jtiiliiiril  (J.  Andi'ruoij,  Ajiril  IH,   l^lil. 
SiTond  l.ii-nl,  (Jalvin  ViiiilM-n-r,  .lunn  I,  iMIiJ. 
•Sii-ond  l.ii-nl.  Bi'iiiiiiiilii  1'.  llolluml,  .Jnn.-  I,  IHt;^'. 
•SiiMinil  l.ii'iit.  Kdgar  I).  I''i'nnovv,  AiiKU'^t  IL'.   If'liJ. 
.SiTond  Jai'iil.  IVillinm  II.  Il'irt,  <  (rliibrr  TiO,  IHIi'.j, 
Hi-i'imd  Lii-nt. /l.i«  ll'm/mrn/.,  Drlolmr  :iO,   i>'li2. 
.Si-cond  l/iriit.  I'.c'iiiii'r  Wil.-iiin,  Nnvi'iiiln'r  I'.',   IHi;';. 
.SiTMiml  Lii-nl.  (liili/mii,i  Mnli^  l^'ihrnary  l!t,   l^'MI. 
Sii-ond  Llinl.  Andnw  ,J.  Wrny,  l''.-ljniary  1'.),  IWi:). 
Hi-i'ond  \.\cu\.  I'l-O-r  \Vllnon,  .July  ',.'."i.  IHIill. 
.S.iond  l.ii-iil.  AllM-rt  (J.  KIngo,  April  18,   IMIil 
SiTond  IJr.nt.  I'liili'tHH  .S.  WliltakiT,  Ajirll  y^',  18(i4. 
HiTond  Mi-nt.  Iti'ulii'n  I'.  Mooiii'y,  May  ti7,   IH(M. 
.S.-coiiil  Ijiiil.  Warrmi  I!.  OaUH.  June  10,  IHIM. 
,S"-i-iinil  Lifiil.CliiirlrH  W.  Hki'lton,  AuguHt  l!l,  1864. 
Mi.-cond  l.li'iit.  William  M<-(;ii'ilaiid,  Ant,'UHt  l.'i,  1801. 
,Suri;iiin  JJavid  V.  W'liltni-y,  .Juni-  \r,,  |H(,:i. 
AMHirtiant  .SurKion   William  C.    i)ay,   .Sr'pli-ndnT  7,  18B4, 

CHi-commlHHioni'd  AhK't  Snrjjion  Novciiil).:r;.".i,  181/4.; 
Clia|ilain  Win.  K.  Trupp,  AiigUHt  Hi,  180'J. 

MiiHlrn-i'.d  oiH  1)11  crjiiTinion  of  ttirm  of  lervlce,  (23.) 

Li.-nt.  (Jolonid  Wallir  King,  April  14,  J8fi5. 

Major  DougliiH  iJalc,  March  '4:1,  IHIi.'i. 

Major  (;iMir(,'i.  W.  Kelly.  April  10,   1^0.0. 

(Jajitain  Alvah  It.  Conklln,  .Jimnary  '.iV,  180.1 

Captain  John  CroHH,  March  L'8,   IKIi.y 

Captain  Willin  M.  .Sapp,  .March  1)1 ,  180.1. 

Captain  Fninklln  .Swap,  April  4,  IHO.'j. 

Captain  Alfred  WalleiH,  ApriHi,  IHIi.-'j, 

('aptain  (JyriiK  .J.  MlKHcmcr,  April  18,  IW;,"!. 

I''ir;«1  l,|eut.  JamcH  II.  lirynon,  l''el)ruHry  28.  180."). 

FirHt  Mint.  John  'I'.  Kerr,  l''ebruiiry '.;8,  180.;. 

ViTiii  Ciciit.  .larncH  If.  Urown,  .March  :tl,  I80.'i. 

I<'ir«t  l.iint.  Robert  I'.  Huley,  April  !»,   iHliO. 

First  Liiiit.  David  Itonhain,  Jr.,  //.  <l  M.,  April  13, 186.5. 

l-'iMi  IJiiit.  (;harli-n  W.  IJiiwmun,  Arl/i,  A[iril  13,  1805. 

i'irHt  liicul.  Newton  H.  HiHli-r,  Apiii  15,  IHd,'',. 

FIrni  Lilout.  JumcH  W.  Cbuiiiliorx,  April  18,  J80,j. 


MISSOUEI    CATALEY. 


19 


Second  Lieut.  Epliraim  Davis,  Jiinunry  31,  l^Go. 
Second  Lieut.  Willis  Freeman,  Miirch  d2,  lti('..'i. 
Second  Lieut.  Harlan  P.  Dow,  March  31,  1S65. 
Second  Lieut.  "William  Cranor,  April  2,  ISfi.i. 
Second  l^ient.  Peter  M.  Loucks,  April  9,  18G-"). 
Second  Lieut.  James  M.  Gavin,  April  15,  1865. 

Discharged,  (12.) 

Lient.  Colonel  William  M.  Albin,  March  25,  1863. 

Captain  Daniel  Rice.  March  19,  1864. 

Captain  Ahraham  Worlej-,  October  12,  1864. 

*  Captain  Wilson  L.  Parker,  November  6,  1864. 

Captain  Walter  B.  Hamilton,  May  1,  1865. 

rir.>t  Lieut.  David  Bonliam,  ar.,  Batt.  Adj't,  July  29.  1862. 

First  Lient.  Robert  J.  D.  Stephens,  October  12",  1864. 

Fir^t  Lieut.  Wm.  D.  Bryan,  I}.  C.  S.,  November  14,  1864. 

Fir>t  Liiul.IsaHC  N.  Albin,  February  9,  1865. 

.Shc  ml  Lieut.  Robert  G.  Houston,  Nnven.ber  12, 1864. 

Surpi-tin  James  H.  Shoot,  April  4, 1865. 

Assistant  Surgeon  William  C.  Day,  April  18, 1865. 

Difd,  (4.) 

Captain  E1i-ha  T.  Howard,  September  3,  1862,  of  disease. 
Captain  /?.  F.  Cinminghnm,  Oetoljer  11,  1862,  oJ  ili.seasi-. 
Captain  William  D.  Blair,  killed  in  action  at  Big  Blue 

Mo.,  October  23,  1864. 
SecondLieut.  ColumbnsDale,  October  24, 1864, of  wounds, 

received  in  action  at  Big  Blue,  Mo. 

Dismissed,  (2.) 

Captain  Mickad  Ri/mi,  February  1,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Marcus  Degroat,  May  30,  1864. 


List  of  battles,  &c  ,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 

"  Jackson  Co.," /c/'iicrf,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  K.  M.,  1.  ''Forsyth,"  wounded.  E.  M,,  1.  "Hu- 
MANSVILI.K,"  wounded,  O.,  1.  "  HovrAKli  Co.,  killed,  E.  M.,8;  wounded,!:,  M.,2;  Mi.ifivg,  E.  M.,  1. 
"Fayettkville,"  woiinded,"E..M.,  1.  "  Stringfikld," /f/i^crf,  E.  M.,  1 ;  MOi/Hderf,  E.  M.,  9.  "WAR- 
SHALL."  (July  28,  1863.)  killed,  E.  M.,3;  wou7ided,E,.i>\.,^.  "MARSHALL,  (Oct.  13,  1863,)  wounded, 
O.  1,  E.M.I.  '  Calikobnia,"  (Mo.,)  no  lo.-^s.  "  BooNViLL>;,"  mi".«s/(/^,  E.  M.,  2.  "Iniiepknd- 
i:.NCE.'"uo  loss.  "Big  Blue,"  killed,  O.  1,  E.  M.  3;  wounded,  O.  3,  E.  M.  21.  "Littlk  Osage,' 
killed,  E.  M.,  1  ;  woundei,  E.  M.,  3. 

*  Commissioned  Captain  15th  regiment  JCdsouri  cavalry. 


20 


MISSOURI    CAVALRY. 


FIFTH  REGIMENT. 

(Tbie  regiment,  composed  of  the  Benton 
Ilnssars  and  tbree  companies  of  the 
Holland  Horse,  was  organized  Feb- 
ruary 14,  1862,  to  serve  tliree  years,  as 
follows :  the  Benton  Hussars  at  St, 
Louis,  Mo.,  from  September  18  to  De- 
cember 23,  1861,  and  formed  the  nucleus 
of  the  regiment  as  companies  A,  B,  C, 
D,  E,  F,  and  O,  and  three  companies  of 
the  Holland  Horse,  United  States  Re- 
serve <!orps,  at  St.  Louis  and  Warren- 
ton,  Mo.,  from  October  14,  1861,  to  Peb- 
ruaryl,  1862,  and  assigned  as  companies 
H,  I,  and  K.  Companies  H,  I,  and  K 
weie  mustered  out  September 2.5,  18C2. 
and  the  remaining  companies  retained 
in  service  until  Novi-mber  l.*),  1862, 
ivhen  tlioy  were  con.solidated  witli  the 
4th  regiment  Missouri  cavalry.) 

Colonel. 

*  Joseph  Neniett,  a.  lo.  m. 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

GuBtav  Von  Helmrich,  a.  w.  m. 

Major. 

Onstav  Heinrichs 1  Nov.,  61 

Captains. 

Erncht  Pfaff 18  Sept.,  61 

Edward  Langen 15  Oct., 

Ferdinand  Hanson 24  Oct., 

Charles  P.  Knispel 30  Oct., 

Cliarles  W.  Asmussen,  a.w.m. 

First  Lieutenants. 

*  John  Klnefer .30  Sept.,  61 

Theodore  W.  Hencke 19  Sept.,  62 

Rudolph  Georgu 29  Sept., 

John  .Schipper,  a.  w.  m, 

Louis  Schramm,  a.  w.  m. 
Mux  Von  Unruh,  a.  w.  m. 
Christian  Luther,  a.  w.  in. 
(_;ustav  Herpicli,  a.  jc.m. 

Second  Lieute7iants. 

Hermann  Kemper 30  Sept. ,  61 

Charles  A.  Snell 16  Dec, 

Fiml  Bcnda.  n.  w.  m. 
-i^dolph  Krebe,  a.  w.  m. 
George  B.  Kiesewetter,  a.  w.  m. 
Frederick  Graessle,  a.  w.  m. 

Surgeon. 
'  Philip  T.  Lingeufelder,  a.  ?c.  m. 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
Jacob  Affolder,  a.  ze.  m. 

Chaplain. 

*  Anton  J.  Michel 8  Aug.,  62 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (15.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Gustav  Von  Deutsch,  October  3,  1862. 

Major  .Tames  JV.  Goff,  July  3,  1862. 

Major  Charles  H.  Warrens,  October  — ,  18(''-. 

Captain  Charles  A.  Von  Woldemar,  April  16,  1862. 

Captain  John  C.  Wencke,  March  10,  1862. 

Captain  Statins  Kehrman,  June  23,  lf62  _ 

Captain  Herman  T.  Hesee,  August  9,  1862. 

Captain  Ilohert  Ewich,  August  10,  18(12. 

Captain  Charles  Lehman,  .September  27.  1862. 

Fir-t  Lieut.  John  G.  Hiller,  February  4,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Louis  Pelo^i,  April  4,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Albert  Galeskownki,  A|iril  16,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Otto  Stelzlini,  Mav  4,  18ii2. 

Second  L''cnt.  John  Wolf,  Mtireh  4,  1862. 

Surgeon  Hugo  Reicheubach,  Jai.uaiy  26,  1862. 

Discharged,  (U.) 

Captain  George  F.  Weckherlin,  April  2,  1862. 
Captain  Charles  A.  Back,  September  2.5,  1862. 
Captain  Jl'Uliam  Baehr,  September  25,  1862. 
Cajitaiu  John  C.  Jloh'-stadt.  September  25,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Ji-sejjh  Apprederis,  Maich  13,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  H.  Mannhardt,  September  25, 1862. 
First  Lieut.  August  Horoann,  .September  25,  18t(2. 
First  Lieut.  He'-nian  G.  Bohn,  September  25,  18Ij2. 
Second  Lieut.  Francis  P.  Becker,  September  25,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Fj  edrruk  Boeckelmann.  September  25, 1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Frank  C.  Butze.  September  25,  1862. 

Died,  (2.) 

Captain  Albert  Borrherdt.  October23, 1662,  at  Chicago,  lU., 

of  wounds  received  in  action. 
Assistant  Surgeon   William  H.   Koch,  August  6,  1862,  of 

disease. 

Deserted,  (1.)  __,,; 

Second  Lieut.  Henry  Stadlcr,  February  12,  1862. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  reported  Ices  in  each  : 

"Pea  Rtdgk,"  killed,  E.  M.,  4;    loounded,  O.  1,   E.  M.  19;    missing,  O.  1,    E.  M.  1.      "lUKi,' 
killed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  2. 

*  Discharged  by  reason  of  consolidation. 


MISSOURI    CAVALRY, 


21 


FIFTH  REGIMENT  STATE 
MILITIA. 

(This  regiment  was  orgaiiizfd  at  St.  Jo- 
seph, Mo.,  iu  March  ami  April,  lyii'2,  to 
serve  during  the  war  in  Missouri.  It 
was  mustered  out  of  etrviee  Juue  22, 
1863.) 

Colonel. 

William  R.  Penick,  a.  w.  m. 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Philip  A.  Thompson,  n.  w.  m. 

Mnjors. 

William  Drumhiller,  «.  «>.  m. 
Thomas  B.  BigKer;-,  a.  w.  m. 

Captains. 

Daniel  H.  D.ivid 21  JIar.,   C2 

Joseph  H.  Rickards 22  Mar., 

George  Wakerlen 24  JIar., 

John  B.  Vansant 30  Mar., 

Robert  G.  Hubbard 2  Apr., 

John  Finger 8  Apr., 

J.  D.  N.  Thompson 12  May, 

David  E.  Shannon,  a.  w.m. 
John  S-  Minick,  a.  w.  m. 
Luther  Tillotson,  a.  w.  m. 

First  Lieutenants. 

Benjamin  F.  Henry 21  Mar,,  f;2 

Don  Alton  zo  Col  via 22  JIar., 

Nicholas  Schlupp 24  Mar., 

Edward  N.  Roberts 30  Mar., 

Peter  Laininger 8  Apr., 

John  W.  Coughlau 17  A  pr. , 

Frederick  Dorey 12  May, 

Josiah  C.  Spring,  R.  C.  S..  a.  w.  in. 
Charles  W.  Leacli,  a.  w.  m. 
Henry  Ogle,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

William  N.  Bixby  21  Mar.,   62 

John  W.  Buoch 22  Mar., 

Theron  W.  Crandall 30  Mar., 

George  W.  Weber 8  Apr. , 

George  D.  Tolle 12  May, 

Washington  Bennett,  a.  w.  m. 
George  W.  Fairbrother,  a.  w.  m. 
Abram  Dobbs,  a.  w.  m. 
Thomas  W.  Wilson,  a.  w.  m. 

Surgeon. 

Joel  H.  Warren,  a.  w.  m. 

Assistant  Surgeon. 

Henry  Trasse,  a.  w.  m. 

Chaplain. 
Joseph  H.  Hopkins,  a.  w.  m. 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (10.) 


Captain  Jukn  G.  Wood,  September  15,1862. 
(;aptaiu  George  W.  Fiizpatrick,  October  4,  1862. 
Captain  William  McCarty,  October  4,  18(12. 
Fir-t  Lieut.  Morgan  E.  Jerman,  September  15,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Lyman  IV.  Densmore,  Adj't,  February  26, 1.86'i. 
First  Lieut.  Henrij  S.  Hill,  March  10, 1863. 
Second  Lieut.  William  Castle,  September  15,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Peter  Simpson,  October  4,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Hermann  Springer,  January  5,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  John  B.  Magers,  February  24,  186 1 

Discharged,  (2.) 
First  Lieut.  William  Fowler,  Bait.  Adj't,  July  29,  lSi>2. 
Second  Lieut.  Joseph  Penney,  May  17,  1862. 

Died,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  William  F.  Miller,  September  14,  IS'JJ. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  iu  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  lo.-js  reported  in  each  : 
"LIUERTY,"  kilhd,  E,  M.,  1  ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.     "  Indepen-de.vce,"  (Feb.  3,  1863,)  killed,  E 

2.    "Independence,''  (Feb.  8,1863,)  no  loss.    "Blue  SrniNGs,"  killed,  E.  M. 

e.vcb;,"  (iMareh  23,  1863,)  killed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded,  E.  M,,  I. 

1863,)  A-j;/£c(,  E.  M.,2. 


M,, 

_,  _.  --.,   6.    "Ii\dep*;nd- 

INDEPK.VJJENCE,"  (April  23  and  24, 


9  0 


MISSOURI    CAVALRY. 


FIFTH  REGIMENT  STATE 
MILITIA. 

(COMPANY   OF.) 

(Thi^  regiment  was  organized  at  Boon- 
ville,  J\Io.,  from  December,  1861,  to 
April,  IStiO,  as  the  13th  reRimeut  cav- 
alry, MiBsouri  .State  militia,  to  nerve 
during  the  war  in  Mi.ssouri,  and  its 
designation  changed  to  5th  regiment 
cavalry,  Missouri  State  militia,  Feb- 
ruary 2,  1863.  Tiie  original  members 
(except  veterans)  were  mustered  out 
aij  their  terras  ot  service  expired,  and 
the  orgaiiizatinn,  composed  of  veterans 
and  recruits,  consolidaied  into  one 
company  and  retained  in  service  uutil 
July  8,  1865.  when  it  was  mustered 
out) 

Captain. 

Henry  W.  WertU 1  May,  65 

First  Lieutenant. 
Albert  Muntzel 11  Jan.,    63 

Second  Lieutenant. 
AJaai  Hillerich 9  June,  63 


Casualties. 


Transferred,  (1.) 
Captain  Charles  .Schnell,  .September  2,  1804,  to  the  iSth 
legiment  Jlissouri  cavalry. 

Resigned,  '21.) 

i  Major  Haveland  Tompkins,  July  29,  li^62. 
I    Major  George  E.  Leighlon,  April  20,  If'd'l. 

Captam  Josi-ph  15.  Ueavi-,  Septfn)ber  2^.   I8ii2. 

Captain  Charles  M.  Ward,  Drtnber  13.  1862. 

Captain  James  1).  Walters,  May  29,  1863. 

Captain  Josiah  C.  .Smith,  Deeiniber  26,  18G3. 

Ca|itain  Peter  Hagan,  February  17,  1864. 

Captain  Henry  B,  Brown,  .Septcnjlu-r  3.  1864. 

Firrtt  Meat.  John  M.  Ellington,  August  1,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  William  A   Lord,  August  16,  1,-62. 

Firct  Lieut.  Benjamin  F.  L"cke,  .September  25,  1862. 

Fiist  Lieut.  Jos^eph  M.  Itrcd,  March  24,  1863. 

First  Li^-ut.  Henry  B.  Hartlry,  May  16,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Charles  Knch,  SepTem'ber  16,  1863. 

Second  Lieut.  Elijah  .Shoemaker,  June  24,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  John  JI.  (4airett,  Julv  14,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Paul  Wolflf,  Batt.   Adft,  July  29.  )8i;2. 

.Second  Lieut.  Cxrroll  Nevill,  September  27,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Chiules  F,  Burger,  Februai-y  23,  J863 

Second  Lieut.  Julius  H.  Baupiliouuen,  November  21,  1864. 

Surgeon  Jnhn  Fetzer,  July  25,  1804. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (32.) 

Major  iValdemar  Fischer,  April  13,  186.5. 

Captain  George  Alt- Her,  .Jauuarj'  9,  1865. 

Captain  Richard  Murphy,  February  3,  1865. 

Ca[itain  William  Flentz,  February  20,  1865. 

tJaptaiu  Ferdinand  Charveanx,  March  24,  1865. 

Captain  Augustus  Benz,  March  25,  1865. 

Captain  Levi  E.  Whyhark,  March  2.5.  1865. 

C" plain  Charles  B   Mans,  April  6,  186.5. 

Captain  John  R.  Bracher,  April  13,  1865. 

Caiitain  James  Quinn,  April  13,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  John  .Sanger,  January  i,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  Thomas  B.  Wright,  February  3    186.5. 

First  Lieut.  Henry  Wolters,  February  20,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  Samuel  A.  Franklin,  March  21,  1,865. 

First  Lieiit.  John  R.  Moore,  March  24,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  I'riah  Bates,   April  6,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  William  L.  Boyd,  April  8,  1865. 

First  Linut.  Francis  i\I.  Avry,  April  13,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  Henrv  T.  Dugan,  April  13.  1865. 

First  Lieut.  Louis"  Rugeu,  /?.  C.  S.,  .\pril  13,  186.5. 

First  Lieut.  Louis  Bergan,  R,  Q.  il/.,  April  13.  1865. 

Second  Lieut.  Martin  Griesbach,  January  1.  1865. 

.Second  Lieut.  Owen  Carvill,  February  3,  1865. 

Second  Lieut.  L^wis  .Stertz,  February  20,  1865. 

Sceond  Lieiit.  Thomas  Going.  March  24.  186.5. 

Seconil  Lieut.  Samuel  G.  Bedwell,  March  25,  1865. 

S-coud  Li^ut.  Robert  Fisher,  March  25,  1865. 

Second  Lieut.  John  Q.  Farris,  March  31,  186.5. 
I  .Second  Lieut.  George  W.  K>^ene,  April  8,  lf'f>5. 
I   Second  r.ieut.  !>•  avis  M.  Reed,  April  12,  1865 
j   Second  Lieut.  Charles  C.  Twyloid,  April  13.  1865. 

Assistant  Surgeon,  Alexander  Feckete,  April  13,  1865. 

Discharged,  (9.) 
Colonel  Albert  Sigel,  January  7,  1865. 
L'eut.  (Colonel  Joseph  A.  Eppstein,  JIarrh  27,  1865. 
Major  Oliver  P.  Newberry,  March  27,  1865. 


miSSUUKl    UAVALRY. 


26 


Major  John  B.  Kaiser,  April  3,  1865. 

Captain  William  C.  Bangs,  .September  20,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Cord  Rinper,  September  19.  1864. 

Second  Lieut,  Francis Reichert.  Bait.  Adj't,  Julv  20. 1862. 

Assistant  Surgeon  John  H.  Williams,  April  3,  186.5. 

Chaplain  A.  H.  Tucker,  Januarj-  7,  1865. 

Died,  (2.) 

Captain  C.  G.  E.  Napoleon  Westerbery  May  24,  1863, 
First  Lieut.  Riley  Buffington,  May  7,  1862. 

Missing,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut.  Frederick  Buebrle,  since  April  7, 1862. 

Dismissed,  (7.) 

Captain  Peter  Ostermeyer,  October  1,  1863. 
Captain  Samuel  B.  Richardson,  October  21,  1863. 
Captain  Thomas  Thomas,  Jauuar.y  21,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  John  T.  Rotert,  December  18,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  William  C.  Ken-,  January  1, 1864. 
First  Lieut.  Michael  S.  Eddleman,  July  15,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Jay  R.  Mason,  December  4,  1863. 


List  of  battles,  &c..  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  reported  loss  in  each  : 
"LICKING,"  killed.  E.  M.,  1.      "CROOKED  CREEK,"  k/'.lrd,  E.  :\r. ,  3.     "  IROS  COUNTY,"  wounded, 

E.  M.,  2.  "California  House,"  no  loss.  "  Waynesville,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  2.  "  Te.xas 
County,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  2.  "ROLLA,"  killed.  E.  M.,  2.  "Boo.nville,"  killed,  E.  ]\I  .1; 
Komided.  E.  M.,  6.  "LITTLE  BLUE,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1.  "BIG  BLUE,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  'LIT- 
TLE Osage,"  no  loss. 


■24 


MISSOURI    CAVALRY. 


SIXTH  REGIMENT. 

(BATTALION   OF.) 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Rolls, 
Jefferson  City,  Ironton,  and  Melville, 
Mo.,  from  September  1,  1861,  to  .Sep- 
tember 30,  1862,  to  serve  three  yeurs. 
Seven  companies  were  mustered  out, 
at  different  dates,  from  July  15,  1864, 
to  February  22,  1865.  The  remaining 
four  companies  were  formed  into  a 
battalion,  and  retained  in  service  until 
September  12,  1865,  when  it  was  mus- 
tered out.) 

Major. 


Captains. 

William  A.  Kirbv 18  Feb.,   64 

Roderick  D.  Rustell 29  .July, 

Robert  M.  Fraker 25  Oct., 

First  Lieutenants. 

Daniel  E.  Saunders,  Adft...  5  Mar.,  63 
Stephen  M.  "Wood,  7?.  Q.  M..  1  Sept., 

Amos  J.  Harding 2  Apr.,   64 

Ivuke  Huiskarap 26  Nov., 

Thomas  H.  Henderson 14  Mar.,  65 

Second  Lieutenants. 

■\Villiara  L.  Peck 4  Mar.,  64 

(ieorge  W.  Smith 21.  Mar., 

John  L.  Sellers 25  Oct., 

Surgeon. 
Benjamin  K.  Shurtleff 10  July,    63 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
Harlow  W.  Sperry 13  Oct.,    64 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (2-) 


I860. 


Major  Bacon  Montgomery,  June  28,  1SG5,  to  Lieut.  Colo- 

50th  regiment  missimri  infanti  v. 
Second  Lieut.  John  L.  Ih  vine.  D-eeuiber  20,  1863,  to  !■  irst 

Lieutenant  2d  regiiiieot  Loui.-iiana  iulautr3'. 

Rc.'<i§>icd,  (31.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Samuel  iV.   Wood,  August  12,  1862. 
Li.'ut.  Colouel  Theodore  A.  Sniizhr.  April  10,  166.J. 
MHJor  Henry  P.  Hawkin.i,  May  .5,  1 863. 
Captain  Daniel  D.  Emmons,  ,Septenilji-r  20,  1862. 
Captain  J.  Frajicis  Hopper,  November  26,  1862. 
Captain  William  M.  Hacknei/,  January  16,  186.3. 
Captain  Thomas  J.  Spillman.  February  25,  1863. 
Captain  Jet>se  C.  Kirby,  March  18,  1863. 
Captain  Sidney  A.  Breese,  August  18,  1864. 
Captain  Richardson  H.  Montgomery,  .September  20,  1864. 
I'irst  Lieut.  Evan  Francis.  November  — ,  1861. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  D.  Martin,  September  18,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Fred.  M.  Cole,  November  24,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Stephen  R.  Woodioorth,  April  27,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Horatio  N.  .Stinson,  R.  Q.  M.,  July  26,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  William  R    C'Artmkrs,  July  29,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  James  A.  Mdton.  August  6,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  John  C.  Potter,  October  6,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Thomas  W.  Astlaj,  December  30,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Joseph  W.  Cormack,  February  18,  1864. 
Fir.xt  Lieut.  William  H.   ITcnrcr,  June  10,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Harry  L.  Van  Cleve,  Augu.st  9,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Temple  E.  Bell,  Bnti.  Q.  M.,  April  2 
Second  Lieut.  William  H.  Porter,  April  14,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Jesse  W.  Kirby,  October  6,  1863. 
.Second  Lieut.  John  Marshall,  January  22,  1665. 
.Surgeon  James  L.  Kicrnan,  Maj'  24,  1863. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Thos.  AV.  Jolinson,  February  17, 1864. 
Assistant  .Surgeon  Natheinitl  M.  Gardner,  June  3,  1864. 
Assistant  .Surgeon  Douglas  W.  Tice,  September  16,  lSo4 
Chaplain  William  Denby,  December  12,  1862. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (13.) 

Major  Samuel  Montgomery,  Jlarch  22,  1865. 
Captain  William  M.  Taylor,  July  15,  1864. 
Captain  Herman  J.  Huiskamp,  December  1.3,  1864. 
Captain  .Terome  B.  Jenkins,  January  3,  186.5. 
Captain  Edward  M.  I\Iorri»,  January  ii  1865. 
Captain  Herbert  H.  Rottaken,  January  30,  1865. 
Captain  Jacob  C.  De  Ores':,  February  22,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Samuel  A.  Yankee,  July  15,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  John  B.  Salsinan,  Jauuarv  3,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Robert  B.  Pillard,  January  3,  1865. 
First  Lieut  John  D.  De  Witt,  January  30,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Wesley  A.  Hackney,  February  22,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Richard  H.  Ryall,  February  22,  1665. 

Discharged,  (4.) 

Colonel  Clark  Wright,  September  16,  1863. 
Captain  Frederick  .\.  Millert.  January  3,  186.5. 
First  Lieut.  Daniel  J.  Farren,  October  6,  IM)4. 
First  Lieut.  Benjamin  R.  Villar,  January  3,  1865. 

Di':d.  (8.) 

Captain  Mahlon  S.  Steveus'.u,  drowned  April  22,  1862. 
Captain  Austin  Hubbard,  .September  5,  1S62,  at  Spring- 
field, Mo. 


MISSOURI    CAVALRY. 


25 


First  Lieut.  Riifus  H.  G.  Mack,  killcdiu action  at  Spring 

Eivev,  Arli.,  March  13,  18fi2. 
First  Lieut.  Mnthew  T.  Kirk,  Adft,  Miircli  10,  1663,  at 

Mempiiis,  Teuu. 
First  Lieut.  Alex.  H.  Miller,  R.  C.  S.,  April  24    1864,  of 

wounds  roceivf'fl  in  action. 
Second  Lieut.  Moses  L.    Chapman,  May  29,   1862,   near 

Batesville,  Ark. 
Second  Lieut.  William  Hawkins,  September  14,  1862,  of 

disease. 
Second  Lieut.    Robert   Ivens,   January  14,  1663,   at   St. 

Louis,  Mo. 

Missing,  (4.) 

Second  Lieut.  James  H.  Kellej',  Bait.  Adj't,  since  October 

31,  1861. 
Second   Lieut.  Charles   A.  Prentiss,  Ban.   Q.    M.,  since 

AprU  30,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Prank  J.  Cole,  Batt.  Adj't,  since  August 

31,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.    ■William    Thatcher,    Batt.    Q.   M.,    since 

August  31,  1862. 

Dismissed,  (6.) 

Captain  John  H.  Paynter,  January  24,  1864. 
Captain  William  H.  Crockett,  January  25,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Thomas  SlocksdaU,  December  4,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Luther  D.  Potter,  January  4,  1864. 
.Second  Lieut.  Hdward  J.  Bitrross,  January  25,  1864. 
Assistant  Surgeon  James  K.  Bigeloic,  November  24, 1362. 

Cashiered,  (1.) 
Captain  Louis  Vansteenkiste,  July  8,  1864. 


List  of  battles  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each: 
"Wilson's  Creek,"  icovnded,  E.  M.,  2.  "Monday  Hollow,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1;  viounded, 
E.  M.,  3.  "Fredericktovvn,"  Idlled,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded,  E.  M..  2;  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  "Kevtes- 
VJXLE,"  killed,  E.  M.,  2;  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  "Spring  River,"  killed,  O.  1,  E.  M.  3;  wounded, 
E.  M.,10.  " Newto.n'Ia,"  no  loss.  "Chickasaw  Bluffs,"  killed.  E.  M.,2;  wounded,  E.  M.,  2; 
missing,  E.  M.,  2.  "Carthage,"  no  los.s.  "DEER  CREEK,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1.  "IlAYMOXD,' 
missing,  E.  M.,  2.  "JACKSON,"  (May  14,  1863.)  killed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  2.  "CHAMPION 
HiLL,"  killed,  E.  M.,  2;  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "  BiG  BLACK  RIVER,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1  ;  wounded,  O.  2, 
E.  M.  10.  "Jackson,"  (July  lO,  1663,)  killed,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded.  E.  M.,  7.  "Hornersville," 
wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "  Opelovsas,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "  Carrion  Crow  Bayou," 
killed,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,  2.  "Vkujiillion  BaYOU,"  no  loss."'  "HENDERSON'S  HILL,' 
killed,  E.  M.,  ];  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "WILSON'S  Farm,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,  1. 
"Sabine  Crossroads,"  killed,  E.  M.,  2;  wounded,  O.  4,  E.  M.  11;  missing,  O.  1,  E.  M.  2. 
"Cloutiervtlle,"  2cn)(?ic?cd,  O.  1,  E.  M.  2.  "ALEXANDRIA,"  7oounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "Marks 
vii.LE,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  6.  "OLD  RiVER,"  wounded,  O.,  1;  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  "OsCEOLA,'- 
killed,  E.  M.,1. 


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MISSOURI    CAVALRY. 


SIXTH    REGIMENT     STATE   MI- 
LITIA. 

Cbattalion  of.) 

(This  regiment,  compoHed  of  eiglit  coni- 
p.aaies,  was  organized  in  the  State  of 
Missouri  at  large,  from  February  27  to 
April  23,  186i,  to  Bervo  during  the  war 
in  Missouri.  Companies  A,  13,  C,  D, 
and  E  of  the  third  regiment  of  cavalry, 
Missouri  State  militia,  were  transferred 
to  thiB  regiment  February  4,  1861. 
Companies  A,  B,  C,  and  E,  Cdeslgnated 
as  companies  I,  K,  L,  and  M.)  and 
company  D  distributed  among  the  hi-v- 
eral  eompanies  of  this  regiment.  The 
original  members  (except  veterans) 
were  mustered  out  by  detachments  at 
different  dates  from  January  12  to 
April  23,  18fi.5,  and  the  veterans  and  re- 
cruits consolidated  into  a  battalion  and 
retained  in  service  until  July  16,  181)5, 
when  it  was  mustered  out.) 

Major. 


Captain. 
Samuel  E.  Turner 14  July,    62 

First  Lieutenants. 

Daniel  Campbell 18  Oct.,    62 

Albert  T.  Baubie,  R.  Q.  M.,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
JohnM.  Overman 10  Dec,    62 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
Casper  A.  Weber 14  Mar.,  04 


Casualties. 

rromoted,  (3.) 

Major  Austin  A.  King,  jr.,  December  8,  '864,  to  Lieut. 
Colonel  i3th  regiment  Missouri  cavalry. 

First  Lieut.  Joel  H.  Shelly,  September  20,  1864,  to  Cap- 
tain I3th  regiment,  Missouri  cavalry. 

Secon<l  Lieut.  Thomas  J.  Shinn,  September  18,  1864,  to 
First  Lieut.  13th  regiment  Missouri  cavalry. 

Transferred,  (10.) 

Colonel  Edwin  C.  Catherwood,   November  24,   1864,  to 

13th  regiment  Missouri  cavah-y. 
Captain  John  E.  Mayo,  Ociober  24,  1864,  to  13th  regiment 

Missouri  eavalrj'. 
Captain  Calvin  S.  Moore,  December  6,  18C4,  to  13th  regi- 
ment Missouri  cavalry. 
Captain  Dewitt  C.  McMichael,  December  12,  1864,  to  13tb 

regiment,  Missouri  cavalry. 
First  Lieut.  Walter  D.  Hubbard,  Adj't,  September  6, 1564, 

to  13th  regiment  Missouri  cavalry. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  Fiuley,  September  18,  18G4,  to  I3tli 

regiment  Missouri  cavalry. 
First  Lieut.  Stephen  S.  Clark,  December  9,  1864,  to  13th 

regiment  Missouri  cavalry. 
Second  Lieut.  Prior  L.  Vaubebber,  September  18,  1864, 

to  13th  regiment  Missouri  cavalry. 
Second  Lieut.  David  Goueher,  November 30, 1864,  to  13th 

regiment  Missouri  cavalry. 
Surgeon  W.  H.  H.  CundiflF,   September  19,  1864,  to  13th 

regiment,  Miasouri  cavalry. 

Resigned,  (22) 

Lieut.  Colonel  C.  W.  Can  field,  June  10,  1862. 
Lieut.  Colonel  Samuel  H.  Mekher,  December  22,  1864. 
Major  M.  Lee  James,  September  30,  1862. 
Major  S.  B.  Shaw,  April  30,  1863. 
Captain  Joseph  H.  Clark,  Jlav  18,    862. 
Captain  William  F.  Kelso,  July  2,  1862. 
Captain  Charles  C.  Bassett,  March  12,  1863. 
Captain  Daniel  M.  Birch,  November  6,  1863. 
Captain  James  Dunlin,  May  28,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  IVilliam  Miller,  July  19,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  James  M.  Miler,  August  25,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  James  Overman,  September  25,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  William  M.  Newby,  July  27,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Joseph  H.  Jackson,  February  19,  1361. 
First  Lieut.  P.  W.  Selle.  R.  C.  S.,  August  4,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  R.  P.  Wilcox,  Batt.  Adj't,  June  1.  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  James  F.  Baker,  December  20,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  James  C.  Baker,  July  21,  186:!. 
Second  Lieut.  Robert  P.  Ballew,  May  20,  1864. 
Surgeon  Benjamin  F.  Hughes,  October  24,  1862. 
Surgeon  John  W.  F.  Clanges,  March  29,  1864. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Charles  L.  Carter,  November  6,  1863. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (16.) 

Jfajor  William  Plumb,  March  1,  1865. 
Captain  George  A.  McGee,  January  16,  I860. 
Captain  Eli  Hughes,  January  23,  1865. 
Captain  Ellas  Lankford,  February  28,  1865. 
Captain  Charles  B.  McAfee,  April  3,  1865. 
Captain  Henry  V.  Stall,  April  22,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  William  Howell,  February  25,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  James  N.  Stoflle,  Februarv  28.  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Isaac  Cook.  February  28,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Lewis  B.  Cievenger,  March  27,  1865. 


MISSOURI    CAVALRY. 


27 


First  Lieut.  Dellvan  Hannahs,  April  20,  186". 
Second  Lieut.  Robert  Crnekett.  February  25,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Tiniotliy  Miildaujrh,  February  Sfi,  18G5. 
Second  Lieut.  William  Logan,  February  28,  186,1 
Second  Lieut.  William  N.  Perlcins,  March  17,  18*io. 
Second  Lieut.  James  M.  Murphy,  March  27,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Thomas  Perkiua,  April  3,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Edward  Iraus,  April  9,  1865. 

Discharged,  (5.) 

Major  Geor;*e  W.  Murpby,  April  3,  1865. 

Captain  John  G.  Quinu,  March  4,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  Logan  Thompkijis,  Adft,  Sepfenibvr  26,  1862. 

Fir.st  Lieut.  Aaron  F.  Cox,  R.  C.  S.,  April  18, 1865. 

Chaplain  Alpha  Wright,  March  6,  1.863. 

Died,  (2.) 

Fir,it  Lieut.  Henry  F.  Barbee,  October  31 ,  1864,  of  wounds 

received  in  action. 
First  Lieut.  Riley  B.  Riggs,  killed  in  action  at  Ruarfellville, 
Mo.,  October  9,  1864. 

Dismissed,  {3.) 

Major  Abraham  Allen.  October  7,  1863. 
Captain  Edward  t>.  Johnson,  August  16,  1862. 
Captain  John  A.  Page,  December  22,  1863. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each : 

"  Akkow  Rock,'' (Cos.  B,  D,  and  E,)uolofi8.  "Chariton  BRIDGE,"  (G  and  H,)  2oo«;(rfcrf,  E.  M., 
2.  "Lone  Jack."  killed,  E.  M.,  9;  wounded,  O.  5,  E.  M.  35;  missing,  E.  M.,  17.  "NEWTONIA," 
(September  1.3.  1862,  M,)  killed,  E.  M.,  1  ;  miasing,  O.  1,  E.  M.  5.  "CoLE  Camp,"  (October  5.  1862, 
F.)  no  loss.  "Lexington,"  (I,  K,  L,  and  M,)  missing,  O,  1,  E.  M.  4.  "Cass  Co.,"  (G,)  killed,  E. 
M.,5;  missing,  O.  1,  E.  M.  3.  "  Huntsville,"  (D,)  no  loss.  "  Si'RINGFIELD,"  (K,  L,  and  M,) 
killed,  E.  M.,  1  ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  2.  "  COLE  CA.vir,"  (June  8,  1863,  A  aiid  B,)  no  loss.  "  FLORENCE," 
(A,)nolosR.  "  Pine  ville,"  no  loss.  "Perryville,"uo  loss.  "  Fort  Smith,"  no  loss.  "Back- 
bone Mountain,"  no  loss.    "Horse  Crkek,"  (A,)  no  loss.    "Carthage,"  killed,  E.  M.,  i. 

'■Neosho,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1  ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  14;  missing,  E.  M  ,  43.  "HUMANSVII.LE,"  no  loss. 
"Jefferson  City,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  4  "llVSSfl,l,vJLLF.,"  killed,  O.,  1.  "  Booflvil.hE,"  -wounded, 
E.  M.,  2.  "  Dover,"  no  loss.  "  Imdependence,"  zco«nrfcd,  E.  M.,  1.  "  Big  Bluk,"  A-(7?(;</,  E.  M  , 
2;  wounded,  0.  i,  E.  M. -.    "LITTLE  Os AGE,"  no  lObS.    "A'EWTONIA,"  (Oct.  28,  1664,)  no  loss. 


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MISSOURI    CAYALRY. 


SEVENTH  REGIMENT. 

(BATTALION  OF.) 

(Tliis  regimeut  was  organized  Febrnary 
20,  18fi'J.  It  was  corapoHpd  of  the  Black 
Hawk  cavalry  and  iudependioit  com- 
punies,  which  were  organized  as  fol- 
lows :  lilack  Hawk  cavalry,  at  Hender- 
son and  Carap  jMorpan,  Laclede,  Mo., 
from  November  14  to  December  31, 1801, 
to  serve  three  years,  and  designated  A, 
B,  C,  D,  E,  F,  G,  and  K  ;  Captain  Win- 
ter's company  of  Jlissouri  cavalry,  (at- 
tached to  the  O'M  MinSduri  Infantry, )  at 
Kirkville,  Macon  Cit}',  audSedali;i,Mo., 
in  August  and  .September,  1861,  and 
assigned  as  company  H,  February  20, 
18fi2;  Captaiu  Hawk's  company  of  in- 
dependent cav.ilry  Missouri  volunteers, 
(attached  to  22d  Missouri  inf.antry,)  in 
the  State  of  Missouri  at  large  from  July, 
1861,  fo  January,  1862,  and  assigned  as 
company  I,  Februarj'  25, 1862 ;  Captain 
Humphrey's  unattached  company  of 
cavalry,  atCamp  Morgan,  Laclede, Mn., 
Xovembir  14,  1861,  as  company  M, 
JIarch  7, 1862 ;  and  Captaiu  Love's  in- 
dependent company  of  cavalry,  at 
Camp  Morgan,  Leclede,  Mo.,  Novem- 
ber 14,  1861,  as  company  D — all  to 
serve  three  years.  Ou  the  expiration 
of  its  term  ol  service  the  original  mem- 
bers (except  veterans)  were  mustered 
out,  and  the  oiganization,  composed  of 
veterans  and  recruits,  consolidated  into 
a  battalion  of  live  companies,  and  re- 
tained in  service  until  February  23, 
1865,  when  it  was  consolidated  with  the 
1-t  regimeut  Missouri  cavalr3'.) 


Majors. 
Milton  H.  Brawuer 1  Jan., 

*  Henry  P.  Spellman 1  Mar., 

Captains. 

*  John  Johnson 27  Jan. , 

Johu  W.  Toppass 10  IMar., 

First  Lieutenants. 


S.  Monte  Carabern 30  May, 

Frank  J.  Douglass,  R.  C.  S.- 12  July, 

Lawrence  C.  Clirounelly 14  July, 

t  George  S.  Goodwin 14  July, 

James  \V.  .Sanders 30  Si'pt.,64 

Abraham  Slingerland 25  Oct., 

James  M.  Williams,  a.  w.  m. 


63 


63 


G3 


Second  Lieutenants. 

Giles  H.  Hamlin 10  July, 

7'homas  G.  Harris 1  Oct., 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
■William  D.  Foster 12  July, 

Chaplain, 


64 


63 


Casualties. 


Promoted,   (1.)) 

FirstLieut.  A.  S.  Montgomery,  February  1."..  1^6.",  toCap- 
taiu  1st  regimeut  New  Orleans  infantry. 

Resigned.  (23.) 
Lieut.  Colonel  John  L.  Chandler.  December  13,  1864. 
Major  David  McKee,  July  21,  1863. 
Captain  Nailian  A.  Winders,  October  7,  1862. 
Capt.iiu  Wesley  ]{.  Love,  Marcli  2, 1863. 
Captain  Reuben  M.  Elliott,  September  22, 1864. 
First  Lieut.  John  C-  Allen,  February  13,  1862 
First  Lieut.  Lewis  H.  Wetherby,  March  18, 1862. 
First  Lieut.  B.  A.  Bozarth,  March  18,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Hezekiah  Stout,  May  12,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Walton  Bancroft,  June  3,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  James  F.  Eogers,  September  20, 1862. 
First  Lieut.  Francis  M.  Davis,  September  23,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  John  L.  Reynolds,  February  2<),  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Alhcrt  Knowles,  February  26,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Adam  Ba.^,  April  5, 1863. 
First  Lieut.  Samu<l  B.  Loagkridge,  R.C.S.,  June  24,  l-i]3. 
First  Lieut.  Sara'l  E.  Chandler,  Adft,  December  13,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  James  Phillips,  March  27,  18ii2. 
Second  Lieut.  Henry  J.  IVIutney,  June  2,-,  1862. 
.Second  Lieut.  George  W.  Casteel,  September  7,  186,'. 
Second  Lieut.  Johu  S.  Kirkpatrick,  July  21,  1863. 
Assi-tant  .SurgfOu  James  F.  Bruner,  February  27,  1863. 
Chaplain  Wm.  Theo.  Van  Doreu,  January  5, 1863. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (18.) 

Colonel  Daniel  Huston,  jr.,  Ml.  {).,  U.  H.,  December  30 

1864. 
Captam  Charles  R.  Combs,  .September  l'>,  1864. 
Captain  Lafayette  Bunner,  October  11,  1864. 
Captaiu  George  Rockwell,  October  2.5,  lf64. 
Captain  Benjamin  T.  Humphrey,  November  22, 1804. 
Captain  James  JNl.  Vance,  November  23,  1864. 
Captain  James  M.  Wightman,  November  23,  1864. 
Cajitain  Robert  D.  Andreson,  November  26,  1864. 
Captain  Fred.  C.  Loriug,  December  30,  1864. 
First  Ijieut.  Daniel  A.  Thatcher,  December  30,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  James  C.  McQuary,  December  31, 1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Francis  J[.  Sanders,  September  15,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  E.  Darwin  .Swartz,  October  21,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Wriglit  Beokwith,  November  17,  1864. 
.Second  Lieut.  A.  Edgar  Boude,  November  20, 1864. 
Second  Lieut.  John  E.  Chapiu,  November  21,  18t>4. 
Second  Lieut.  Peter  H.  Higgius,  November  23, 186-1 
Second  Lieut.  William  F.  Grove,  November  23,  1864. 


Discharged,  (21.) 
Lieut.  Colonel  TFilliam  Bishop,  April  3, 1862. 
Lieut.  Colonel  James  T.  Buel,  August  25,  1862. 
Major  Andrew  H.  Under,  .September  22,  1862. 
Captain  Tkomas  IF.  Kinsloe,  March  24,  1862. 
Captaiu  Barton  P.  Hackney,  March  28,  I86-,|. 
Captain  Foster  R.  Hawk,  October  28,  1862. 
Captain  Thomas  C.  Miller,  July  23,  1863. 
Captain  William  A.  Martin,  December  12,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Henry  L.  McKee,  March  04, 1862. 
First  Lieut.  John  D.  Park,  R.  Q.  71/.,  March  24, 1862. 
First  Lieut.  Frank  Preble,  Adft,  March  24,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Frank  F.  Preble,' Batt.  Adft,  August  25, 1662. 
First  Lieut.  John  Schec,  September  29,  1862. 

Discharged  hy  reason  of  consolidation.  t  Discharged  April  1,  1865. 


MISSOURI    CAVALRY. 


First  Lieut.  Charles  W.  Dewnlf,  March  12, 1864. 
First  Lieut.  James  R.  Gray,  Juue  4, 1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Charles  Pohlman,  March  24.  l^'GC. 
Second  Lieut.  Jolm  A.  Pence,  August  27,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Kobert  J.  Young,  August  27,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Charles  W.  Meryhew,  July  13,  1664. 
Surgeon  George  B.  Birch,  March  24,  1862. 
As.sistaiit  Surgeon  Joha  Murray,  March  24, 18C2. 

Died,  (8.) 
Major  Eliphalet  Bredett,  kUled  in  action  at  Frairie  Grove, 

Ark.,  December  7,  1862. 
Captain  William  McKee,  killed  in  action  at  Prairie  Grove, 

Ark.,  December  7, 1862. 
First  Lieut.  E.  J.  Seavy,  April  3, 1864,  of  disease. 
FirKt  Lieut.  John  Lynch,  R.  Q.  M.,  July  1, 1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Alfred  M.  Baltzell,  killed  in  action  at  Lone 

Jack,  Mo.,  August  16, 1862. 
Second  Lieut.   Samuel  M.    Baker,    August   21,  1862,    of 

woundx  rec-ived  in  action  at  Ijone  Jack,  Mo. 
Second  Lieut.  Jo/in  P.  Anderson,  November  14,  1862,  of 

disease,  at  Springtielrl.  Mo. 
Surgeon  Ellery  P.-  Smith,   July  11,1864,  at  Pine  Bluff, 

Ark. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
Captain  James  Breckenridge,  November  20,  1862. 


Li-T  of  battlfs,  (fee,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"  SrRl.VG  Hll,L,"  (Co.  M,)  wounded,  E.  M.,  5.  "PiNJC  HILL,"  no  loss.  "  RaYTOWX,"  killed,  E.  M., 
1;  v:oynded,0.,\.  "PLEASANT  HiLL,'' izV/crf,  E.  M.,  1.  "  Qotvsiv.vs,"  iconnded,  E.M.,2.  "Indk- 
rt;.\DK.\-OE,"  killed,  E.  M.,  4  ;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  3  ;  missing.  0.  I,  E.  M.  vA.  '-Lo.VK  Jack." killed, 
0. 1.  E.  M.  19  ;  wounded,  O.  3,  E.  M.  62  ;  missitig.  E.  M  .  11.  'Prairie  Orovf,  killrd,  O.  2,  E.  M.  4  , 
icoinidrd,  E.  M.,  6  ;  missing,  O.  1,  E.  M.  103.  '•  VAN  BUREN,"  no  lns.<.  "  AVhite  Rivkh,"  mi<:si>i:?. 
E.M.,4.    "Brownsville,"  no  loss.    "  Little  Rock,"  no  loss.    "PRiN'CETON,"noloss.    ■■]5RA^^H■ 

VILLE."  no  loss.     "  JIONTICELLO,"  missing,  E.  M.,  2.     'MOUNT  ELBA,"  no  loss,     "MORO  BOITOM," 
icuuuded,'E.M.,4  ;  missing,  O.  1,  E.  M.  74. 


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MISSOURI    CAVALRY. 


SEVENTH  REGIMENT   STATE  MI- 
LITIA. 

(BATTALION   OF.) 

(This  regiment,  ivith  the  exception  of 
eonipanies  I,  K,  Ij,  and  M,  ^yas  orgaiii- 
zert  in  tlie  State  of  Missouri  at  large,  in 
JIurch  and  April,  1862,  to  serve  diirlnp 
the  war  in  Missonri.  Four  companies 
of  the  3d  regiment  cavalry,  Missouri 
State  militia,  organized  at  Chillicothe, 
Mo.,  in  March  and  April,  186i2,  to  serve 
during  the  war  in  MiBROuri,  ^vere  as- 
signed to  this  regiment  February  4, 
18fi3,  a<  conii)anii'S  I.  K.  L.  anri  M. 
The  original  iiunibers  (except  veterans) 
were  niusfereil  out  by  eonipanies  at 
ilitTerent  dates  from  Maich  21)  to  .'\pril 
22.  1865,  by  reason  ot  expiration  of  term 
of  service,  and  the  organization,  com- 
posed of  veterans  and  recruits,  consoli- 
dated into  a  battalion  nf  two  companies, 
A  and  B,  ntid  retained  in  service  until 
July  11,  1865j  when  it  was  mustered 
out.) 

Major. 


Captains. 

Charles  E.  Speddeu 2S  Nov.,  64 

Nathan  Arnold 20  Jan.,    65 

First  Lieutenants. 

Rtish  G.  Lieaniing 17  Apr.,  62 

Thomas  W.  Phillips 28  Nov.,  64 

Second  Lieutenants. 
Assistant  Snrgeon. 


Casualties. 

Transferred,  (4.) 

Captain  James  M.  Tuiley,  December  12,  1864,  to  13th 
regiment,  Missimri  cavalry. 

First  Lieut.  AVilliam  L.  Cbri-tian.  September  25,  1864,  to 
13th  regiment  Missouri  cavalrv. 

First  Lieut.  Fred  W.  Becker,  .September  28,  1  64,  to  13th 
regiment  Missonri  cavalry. 

Surgeon  B>-njamin  F.  llug'hes,  May  24,  1862,  to  6th  regi- 
ment cavalry,  Missouri  State  militia. 

Uisigncd,  f22.) 

Major  Jo,'/?/  7?.    liim-lavd,   Septend)i-r  16,  18n2. 

IMajor  Enn.ry  S.  l^'oster,  June  2.  ]8ii4. 

Major  henry  Sness.   November  2.">.  18ii4. 

Captain  .James  McMurtry,  April  12,  leC3. 

Captain  Elias  .'^lucuni,  June  2,  1863. 

Captain  Hiram  C.  J.  Fewel.  October  22.  186.3. 

Captain  Abraham  Darst,  January  Is-*.  18("'."i. 

First  Lieut.  George  A.   11  liite.  June  28.  it62. 

First  Lieut.  John  Cmilti-r,  Jniy  3,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  H^nnj  T.  Dodson,  Nnvembir  18.  1862. 

First  Ln-nt.  Jiihn  .Alkissun,  Nnvi-mber  If.   1/-0-2. 

First  Lieut.  Charles  Hol.singer,  March  3,  1863. 

Fii.-t  Lieut.  George  T.  I'ricbard,  May  30,  1863. 

.Second  Lieut.  Benjanun  B,  Edwards,  June  24.  1862. 

Seeonil  Lieut.  George  W.  McGnire,  July  .3,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  James  A.  Itamey,  July  8,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  .Sandy  Lowe,  .September  25.  1862. 

.Second  Lieut.  George  N.  Henton,  January  7,  1863. 

■Second  Lieut.  Al  xander  McGuft'ey,  August  9,  1863. 

Second  Lieut.  Aaron  Mcintosh,  January  1,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Thomas  H.  B.  Mitchell,  April  1,  1864. 

Assistant  Surgeon  Fayette  Clapp,  September  16,  1862. 

Miisttrrd  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (33.) 

Colonel  John  F.  Philips,  March  18,  1865. 

Lieut.  Colonel  Thomas  T.  Crittenden,  April  7,  1865. 

JIajor  Murliue  C.  Henslee,  April  8,  1865. 

Cai)taiu  Joseph  Peak,  iMarch  14,  1865. 

Captain  Richard  L.  Ferguson,  March  23.  1865. 

(Captain  George  T.  Han.bln,  April  3,  1865. 

Captain  William  B.  Ballew,  April  3,  186.5. 

Captain  William  P.  Baker,  April  7,  1865. 

Captain  Henry  Albert,  April  11,  186.5. 

Captain  Oscar  B.  Queen,  April  11,  1865. 

Captain  Richard  M.  Box,  April  20,  1865. 

Captain  Melville  U.  Foster,  April  20,  186.5. 

Captain  Benjamin  H.  Wilson,  April  22,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  Edward  F.  Ward.  R.  C.  S.,  March  7,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Samuel  W.  McGuire,  March  22.  1865. 

First  Lieut.  George  W.  Calvin,  April  3,  ^^65. 

First  Lieut.  Elishu  Horn,  April  3,  1865. 

First  Lieut,  William  Argo,  April  4,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  Franklin  Pharis,  April  7,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  James  H.  Crawford,  April  11,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  Reuben  T.  Berry,  April  11,  186,5. 

First  Lieut.  Samuel  K.  Hall,  R.  Q.  M.,  April  22,  186.5. 

First  Lieut.  Josejjh  N.  Pennock,  Adft,  April  22,  1865. 

Second  Lieut.  Ambrose  Daily,  March  22,  1865. 

Second  Lieut.  William  D.  Wilson,  April  3,  186.5. 

Second  Lieut.  Anson  A.  McElbeny,  April  11,  1865. 

Second  Lieut.  George  W.  Houts,  April  20,  1865. 

Second  Lieut.  Daniel  V.  Marr,  April  20,  1865 

Second  Lieut.  John  S.  Crain,  April  22,  18i  5. 


MISSOURI    CAVALRY. 


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Surgeon  ThomaB  J.  Montgomery,  April  17,  ]865. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Mills  T.  Chastain,  March  18,  1865. 
Assistant  Surgeon  James  L.  Kdwards,  April  22,  1665. 
Chaplain  Robert  A.  Foster,  March  18,  186.5. 

Discliarged,  (4.) 

Captain  Squire  Ballew,  May  28,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  John  R.  More,  R.  C.  S.,  April  19,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Asa  C.  Marvin,  Bait.  Adj't,  September  20, 

1862. 
Second  Lieut.  George  P.  Chiles,  December  26, 1864. 

Died,  (10.) 

Captain  Jesse  J.  Turley,  May  18,  1862,  of  wounds  re- 
ceived by  accidental  discharge  ot  his  pistol. 

Captain  Owens  D.  Havely,  November  5,  1862,  of  disease. 

First  Lieut.  John  M.  Jewell,  March  27,  1862,  of  wounds 
received  in  action. 

First  Lieut.  JSatlLaniel  J.  Baileij,  December  25,  1862,  of 
disease. 

First  Lieut.  Gustavus  Westhoff,  August  31,  1863,  of 
disease. 

First  Lieut.  Allen  W.  Christian,  killed  in  action  at  Big 
Blue.  Mo.,  October  23,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Hiram  A.  Waltermire,  November  9, 1862, 
of  disease. 

Second  Lieut.  James  S.  Carlton,  January  20.  1863,  of 
disease. 

Second  Lieut.  James  L.  Combs,  killed  in  action  at  Big 
Blue,  Mo.,  October  23,  1864. 

Surgeon  Charles  C.  Tebbetts,  May  19,  1863,  of  disease,  at 
Greenfield,  Mo. 

Dismissed,  (2.) 
Major  Thomas  W.  Houts,  February  7,  1865. 
Captain  William  W.  Miller,  January  1,  1863. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"Briar  "  wounded,  0. 1,  E  M.  21.  "  WaBRENSBURG,"  (April 8,  1862  )  killed,  E.  M.,  1.  "War- 
REN«EUBG,"  (June  17, 1862,)  killed.  E.  M.,  2 ;  wonvded,  E.  M.,  2.  "  LONK  Jack,  "  (F.  &,  S.  and  Co.  H,) 
killed  E  M  6-  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  14;  missing,  E.  M.,  6.  "McGuiRE's  Firry,"  no  loss 
"  Fayetteville  "  (October  24,  1862,)  no  loss.  "O.xford  Bend,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  'Fay- 
ETTEVILLE  "  (October  28,  1862,)  no  loss.  "  Si-kingfifld,"  no  loss.  "Carthagk,"  (May  16, 1863,) 
killed  E  M.,  3;  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "  HaRTSVILLE,"  no  loss.  "MOUNTAIN  Store, 
'Carthage,"  (June  27  and  28.  1863,)  killed.  E.  M.,  1.  "Warsaw,"  killed,  E  M. 
E.  M.,  3.     "BOONVILLE,"  (October  12,  1863,)  no  loss.      "Blackwater  "  no  loss  ^    „     „ 

Crossing,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  L  "Marshall,  (October  i2  and  13,  1863,)  wounded,  E.  M.,  2. 
"BOONVILLE,"  October  13,  1863,)  no  loss.  "  JonesbORO',"  no  loss.  "WaRRENSBURG,  (May 
28  1864)  wounded,  O.,  1.  "Wellington,"  no  loss.  "Johnson  county,"  no  loss  'Osage 
ElVER  "  no  loss.  "COAL  COUNTY,"  wounded,  O.,  1.  "  BOONVILLE,"  (October  9,  1864.)  no  oss. 
"(California,  Mo.,"  no  losa.^  "  Sedalia."  mi.'sra^,  0.2,  E.  M.  21.  "Indei'ENDENce,  no  loss. 
"BIG  Blue,"  killed,  O.  2,  E.  M.  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,  11. 


no  loss. 
1 ;    wounded, 
'  Merrill's 


32 


MISSOURI    CAVALRY. 


EIGHTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Spring- 
field, Mo.,  from  August  6,  to  September 
1j,  1662,  to  serve  tbree  years.  It  wan 
mumered  out  of  service  July  20, 18G.5.) 

Colonel, 
Washington  F.  Geiger 10  Aug.,  fi2 

Licutennut  Colonel. 
George  L.  Childress 28  Mar. ,  65 

ilojor. 
William  J.  Bodenhamer 28  Mar.,   P5 

Caj>tains. 

William  Jones 19  Aug.,  62 

James  H.  Gari  ison I.t  Sept., 

Hamilton  W.  i  loodykoontz..l4  June,  63 

Albert  Demutli 4  July, 

Foster  J.  McAdoo 1  June,  64 

William  H.  Kersliuer 20  June, 

Hubbard  F.  Joupk 24  Nov., 

WiUiam  W.  Lungston 26  Nov., 

George  Stepper 1  Dec, 

Benjamin  F.W.  Eo(1enhamer.28  Mar.,   65 
Nelaon  E.  McDowell 28  Mar., 

Fimt  Lieutenants. 

John  A.  Pond 14  Apr.,  63 

Thomas  .1.  Kobiiicon 4  July, 

Thomas  B.  Horn,  11.  C.  S 24  July, 

Edward  M.  Clark 8  July,    64 

John  B.  Trtllman,  AdJ't 26  Nov., 

James  M.  Harris 23  Dec, 

John  J.  See 1  Feb.,   65 

Arthur  C.  Crane 1  Mar., 

James  A.  Elliutt 28  Mar., 

Thomas  B.  East 28  .\[ar. , 

Conrad  Smith 28  Mar. , 

James  K.  P.  Jump 28  Mar., 

William  Garrison 13  Apr., 

Archibald  M.  Levier,  /?.  Q.  M.,  a,  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Edward  J.  Craig 25  June,  63 

Surgeon. 
Flavel  H.  Van  Eaton 14  Feb.,  65 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
Isaac  Soule 20  June,  63 

Chaplaiji. 


CASUALTIES. 

Promoted,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  George  L.  Lindcr,  April  16,  1863,  to  Captain 
Ilth  regiment  Missouri  cavalry. 
Resigned,  (37.) 
Lieut.  Colonel  Ellas  B.  Baldwin,  June  24,  1863. 
Lieut.  Colonel  John  W.  Lisenbey,  February  21,  1865. 
Major  John  Hursh,  April  27,  1863. 
Major  William  J.  Teed,  August  3,  1864. 
Major  Josei>hus  G.  Rich,  February  28,  1865. 
Captain  Edward  D.  Heatherington,  March  4, 1863. 
Captain  Hugh  Shepard,  July  8, 1863. 
Captain  Levi  P.  McAdoo,  July  8,  1863. 
Captain  Luther  .1.  Matthews,  April  13,  1864. 
Captain  Robert  V.  Keller,  August  1. 1864. 
Captain  Robert  P.  Matthews,  August  6,  1864. 
Captain  William  H.  Inman,  .September  27, 1864. 
Captain  John  B.  Coffee,  October  22,  1864. 
Captain  Sanford  V.  Moore,  February  15, 1865. 
Captain  Alfred  Kennedy,  February  24, 1865. 
First  Lieut.  James  M.  Dotson,  April  13,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Walter  A.  Gault,  June  22, 1863. 
First  Lieut.  Thomas  Franklin,  August  10,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  James  R.  Waddill,  September  26,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Samuel  P.  Fielder,  March  4,  1864. 
First  Limit.  Simeon  J.  Davenport,  July  27,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Alexander  Flett,  August  3,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Samuel  G.  Appleby,  September  12, 1864. 
First  Lieut.  Josiah  Lane,  Adj't,  October  7,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Francis  E.  Watterson,  January  20, 1865. 
First  Lieut.  Hugh  Boyd,  April  1.3,  1865. 
Firijt  Lieut.  James  JI.  Reser,  June  2,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  John  Y.  Appling,  February  16,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Joseph  T.  Moore,  March  3,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Isaac  N.  Jones,  April  2,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  David  P.  Bums,  July  7,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Thomas  B.  Gibson,  December  2, 1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Thomas  Connor,  March  28,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Proctor  M.  Burns,  March  28,  1864, 
Second  Lieut.  Nathaniel  B.  Turner,  April  20,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  William  J.  Guy,  August  1,  1864. 
Surgeon  Edwin  T.  Robinson,  February  19, 1863. 

Discharged,  (1.) 
*  Surgeon  Elijah  A.  Clark,  June  17,  1864. 
Died,  (4.) 

Captain  Nathan  S.  McCluer,  January  24, 1863,  of  disease, 
Captain  Cleveland  F.  Haggard,  April 23, 1863,  of  disease, 

at  Rolla,  Mo. 
Captain  John  IV.  Matthews,  December  12, 1863,  of  wounds 

received  in  action  at  Duvall's  Bluff,  Ark. 
First  Lieut.  Frank  M.  Smith,  February  10, 1863,  of  disease, 

Missing,  (1.) 
Assistant  Surgeon  Edwin  Ebert,  since  August  10, 1862. 

Dismissed,  (2.) 
Captain  John  Ji.  Lacey,  May  10, 1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Deveieux  Jarrett,  April  15, 1863. 


List  of  battles,  <fcc,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 

"  SPKINGril-.LD,"  m?sswi^,  E.  M.,  4.  "TuAMAB.,"  killed,  E.  M.,1;  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "  PRaIRIE 
Gkovk,"  missing.  E.  M.,  4.  "  Bloo.mfiei.d,"  missing,  E.  M.,  2.  "  Browxsviixe,"  wounded,  E. 
M.,1.  "Bayou  Metoe,"  no  loss.  "Ferrv's  La.nding."  no  loss,  "Little  Rock  "MO(«irfc(i,  E. 
M,,3.  "DuvALL's  Bluff,"  woMndcrf.O.  1,E.M.  1.  "Ln'dian  Bay,"  tccxrarffid,  E.  M.,  1.  "Claren'- 
PON,"  hilled,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded.,  E.  M.,  3.  "  AUOUSTA,"  hilled,  E.  Jl.,  1.  "Cache  River,"  UlUd, 
E.  M.,  3  ;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  1 ;  7ni^siug,  E.  M.,  6.  "  Sto.\y  foi.VT,"  no  loss.  "  Searcv  "  wounded, 
E.  M.,  2.     "Ashley  Station,"  hilled,  E.  M.,  3  ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  22. 

*  Appointed  Surgeon  U.  S.  vols. 


MISSOURI   CAVALRY. 


33 


EIGHTH  REGIMENT   STATE 
MILITIA. 

(COMPANY  OF.) 

(This  regiment,  with  the  exception  of 
companies  L  and  M,  was  organized  at 
Jefferson  City,  Pittsburg,  Bollivar, 
Warsaw,  and  Linn  Creek,  Mo.,  from 
December  18,  1861,  to  May  6,  1862,  to 
serve  during  the  war  in  Missom'i.  Two 
companies  of  the  14th  regiment  cavalry, 
Missouri  State  militia,  organized  at 
Springfield,  Mo.,  from  the  13th  to  the 
19th  of  April,  1862,  to  serve  during  the 
war  in  Missouri,  were  assigned  to  this 
regiment  as  companies  L  and  M.  The 
original  members  were  mustered  out 
as  their  terms  of  service  expired,  and 
the  recruits  consolidated  into  one  com- 
pany and  retained  in  service  until  July 
17,  1865,  when  it  ivas  miistered  out.) 

Captain. 
Jacob  Cassairt 27  Apr.,   63 

First  Lieutenant. 


Second  Lieutenant. 
David  F.  Keeling 7  Oct.,    64 


Casualties. 


Promoted.  (1.) 

First  Lieut.  Harrison  Mitchell,  April  14,  1865,  to  Captain 
14th  regiment  Missouri  cavalry. 

Transferred,  (2.) 

Second  Lieut.  William  O.  Mead,  September  20,  1864,  to 

13th  regiment  Missouri  cavalry. 
Assistant  Surgeon  William  H.  Evans,  December  23, 1864, 

to  13th  regiment  Missouri  cavalry. 

Resigned,  (18.) 

Colonel  Joseph  W.  McClurg,  December  27,  1862. 

Lieut.  Colonel  Marshal  W.  Johnson,  October  5,  1863. 

Captain  Benjamin  D.  Smith,  July  29,  1862. 

Captaia  Richard  W.  Menefee,  August  20,  1862. 

Captain  William  W.  Owins,  October  17,  1862. 

Captain  Benjamin  A.  Reeder,  April  8,  1863. 

Captain  David  D.  Stockton,  April  25,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Carroll  Pitts,  September  4,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Thomas  A.  Peters,  September  23,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Dennis  H.  Connaway,  Noveaiber  29,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  David  Hunter,  Adj't,  May  29,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Henry  Gratkeer,  May  1,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Garrett  B.  Shubert,  R.  Q.  M.,  April  13,  186.5. 

Second  Lieut.  James  C.  Brown,  July  3,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  John  W.  Goldsten,  March  14,  1865. 

Assistant  Surgeon  John  S.  Suite,  February  19,  1863. 

Assistant  Surgeon  Frederick  R   Phelps,  August  19, 1863. 

Chaplain  David  A.  Wilson,  December  7,  1863. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  sa'vice,  (31.) 

Colonel  Joseph  J.  Gravely,  March  20,  1865. 
Lieut.  Colonel  John  D.  BrutKChe,  April  12,  1865. 
Major  John  Cosgrove,  March  26,  1865. 
Major  Milton  Burch,  April  13,  1865. 
Major  Edward  B.  Eno,  April  13,  1865. 
Captain  James  J.  Akurd,  January  25,  1865. 
Captain  William  C.  Human,  February  28,  1865. 
Captain  John  T.  Wilson,  March  5,  1865. 
Captain  Ozias  Ruark,  April  12,  1865. 
Captain  Richard  G.  Chitwood,  April  13,  1865. 
Captain  Henry  D.  Moore,  April  13,  1865. 
Captain  John  R.  Kelso,  (Brevet  Major,  Brevet  Lieut.  Col- 
onel, and  Brevet  Colonel,  March  13, 1865,)  April  18,  1865. 
Captain  John  R.  Foster,  May  20,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Lycurgus  Lindsey,  January  24,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  John  P.  Tracey,  March  1,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  John  L.  Holloway,  March  31,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  William  T.  Chitwood,  April  13,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Malcolm  Hunter,  April  13,  18R5. 
First  Lieut.  Robert  M.  McReynolds,  April  18,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  William  S.  Gibbs,  April  23,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Thomas  E.  Gray,  R.  C.  S.,  April  23,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Andrew  C.  C.  McElhauon,  May  20,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Thomas  A.  Wakefield,  May  20,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  William  T.  Eckles,  May  20,  1865. 
First  Lent.  Hugh  L.  Luttrell,  yidft.  May  20,  1865. 
Second-Lieut.  James  Rule,  February  28,  1865. 
S^-cond  Lieut.  Henry  J.  Eaton,  March  5,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Samuel  A  chord.  April  12,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Dubart  E.  Murphy,  April  13,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Ethan  Paxton,  April  23,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  John  F,  Feldman,  May  10,  1865. 


3g 


34 


MISSOURI    CAVALRY. 


Discharged,  (12.) 
Lieut.  Colonel  Amos  Williamson,  March  18,  1863. 
Major  John  E.  Collins,  April  3,  1863. 
Captain  Richard  H.  Melton,  April  30,  1862. 
Captain  Mastln  Breeden,  March  10,  1863. 
Captain  John  Lindsay,  March  13,  1865. 
FiiBt  Lieut.  Philip  A.  Parker,  January  1,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  William  F.  Cook,  February  10,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  William  A.  Allison,  April  18,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Preston  Richardson,  January  13,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Stokely  Etter,  April  19,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  William  R.  Rains,  January  24.  1865. 
Surgeon  Ferdinand  Brother,  January  25,  1865. 

Died,  (4.) 

First  Lieut.  Solomon  A.  M.  George,  killed  in  action  near 

Fayetteville,  Ark.,  August  28,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  John  Baird,  March  21,  1863,  at  Lebanon,  Mo. 
Second  Lieut.  John  T,  Smith,  killed  in  action  at  Diamond 

Grove,  Mo.,  June  3,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  John  M.  Baxter,  killed  in  action  at  Centre 

Creek,  Mo.,  February  20,  1865. 

Disynissed,  (5.) 

Captain  Christopher  C.  Owens,  February  11,  1864. 
Captain  Henry  McCabe,  January  23,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Henry  L.  Mitchell,  October  20,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  William  Kidwell,  February  11,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Johu  P.  Robertson,  November  26,  1864. 

Cashiered,  (1.) 
Captain  Julius  Glade,  June  30,  1865. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 

"HUMANSVILLE,"  (March  26,  1862,  Co.  B,)  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  4.  "Warsaw,"  (April  8,  17, 
and  28,  1862,  F.)  no  loss.  "Neosho,"  (May  31,  1862,  M,)  icounded.  E.  M..  3;  missing,  E.  M.,  1. 
"Cross  Tlmbers,"  (B.)  noloss.  "Ozark,"  (L  and  M,)  no  loss.  "White  River,"  (L  and  M,)  no 
loss.  "Lone  Jack,"  hilled,  E.  M.,  9;  wounded,  O.  2,  E.  M.  28;  missing,  E.  M.,  4.  "LamaR," 
(L,)  killed,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "SPRINGFIELD,"  (Jan.  8,  1863,)  killed,  E.  M.,  1;  missing, 
E.  M.,  1.  "Newton  Co.,"  hilled,  E.  M.,  1.  "French  Point,"  {¥,)  killed.  E.  M.,  1;  wounded, 
E.  M.,  1.  "Jasper  Co.,"  (June  10,  1863,)  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  "  COTTON  Gap,"  (C,)  missing,  B.  M., 
1.  "Fort  Smith,"  no  loss.  "Jasper  Co.,"  (Oct.,  5,  1863,)  killed,  E.  M.,  1.  " Humansville," 
(Oct.  16, 1863,  L,)noloss.  "Neosho,"  (Nov.  5, 1863,  I,)  hilled,  E.  M.,  1.  "  SPRINGFIELD,"  (Dec.  16, 
J&63,  J,)  killed, E.U.,1.  "ROLLING  Prairie,"  Ai7Zed,  E.M..1,  "Diamond  Grove,"  (June 3, 1864, 
M,)  killed,  O.  1,  E.  M.  1.  "NEOSHO,"  (June  3,  1864,)  no  loss.  "McDonald  Co.,"  ^L,)  missing, 
E.  M.,  1.  "COWSKIN  Creek,"  (Aug.  5,  1864,  B,  H,  and  M,)  hilled.  E.  M.,  5.  "ENTERPRISE,"  (M,) 
wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "Cowskin  Creek,"  (Aug.  7,  1864,  L,)  hilled,  E.  M.,  1.  "Diamond  Grove," 
(Aug.  21,  1864,  M,)  killed.  E.  M.,  1 ;  missing.  E.  M.,  1.  "  Fayetteville,"  (C,)  wounded,  E.  M.,  1. 
"Jefferson  City,"  hilled,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  14.  "Diamond  Grove  Prairie," 
(B,)  no  loss.  "Big  Blue,"  wounded.  O.  1,  E.  M.  10;  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  "LITTLE  OSAGE," 
wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "Newtonia,"  (Oct.  28, 1864,)  no  loss.  "Crane  Creek,"  (Oct.  29, 1864,  M,)  no 
loss.  "Newtonia,"  (Oct.  30,  1864,  M,)  no  loss.  "Crane  Creek,"  (Oct.  30,  1864,  B.)  wounded, 
E.  M.,  1.  "QuiNCY,"  (L)  no  loss.  "Hermitage,"  (I,)  no  loss.  "Neosho,"  (Nov.  10,  1864,  M,) 
hilled  E.  M.,  1.    "Centre  Creek,"  (M,)  hilled,  o.,  l. 


MISSOURI    CkVALRY. 


35 


NINTH 


REGIMENT 
MILITIA. 


STATE 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (17.) 

(BATTALION  OF.)  Licut.  Colouel  Daniel  M.  Draper,  April  7,  1865. 

■  Miijor  .'Samuel  A.  Garth,  February  28,  1860. 

Mtijor  Reeves  Leonard,  May  9,  186.5. 

Captaiu  Samuel  A.  Hunter,  .January  14,  1865. 

Captain  Albert  Brackman.  February  1,  1865. 
Company  C  was  ,  Captain  .SheKlon  S.  Eaton,  March  4  1 865    _ 
A-  17   1864   -iiiil  •!      Captain  Tldlwm  B.  Rempn;  March  10,  18ho. 
J  ."'  i.''"*J  """/'  .  Captain  David  R.  13.  Harlan,  April  14,  1665. 

First  Lieut.  Jaraea  McKinsey,  March  14,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  William  B.  Sdby,  R.  C.  S.,  February  06, 1865. 

First  Lieut.  William  B.  Peagans,  R.  Q.M.,  March  7, 1865. 

Second  Lieut.  John  V.  Dunn,  January  27,  1863. 

Second  Lieut.  Thomas  B.  Ross,  February  19,  1863. 

Second  Lieut.  James  R.  Dotiohoe,  August  12,  1863. 

Second  Lieut.  .John  McLanahau,  October  14, 1863. 

Second  Lieut.  Joseph  G.  Jamison,  February  16,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Careij  H.  Gordon,  January  8, 1865. 
Mustered  out  on  f-rpiralinn  of  term  of  service,  (20.) 

Colonel  John  F.  Williams,  February  11,  1865. 

Captain  Edward  K.  Smith,  Fehi-uary  11,  1865. 

Captain  James  A.  Adams,  February  28,  1865. 

Captaiu  Henry  N.  Cook,  April  21,  186.5. 

Captain  Thomas  B.  Reed,  April  21.  1865. 

Captain  Henry  S.  Glaze,  May  4,  1865.     (Recommissioned 
as  Major,  May  15,  1865.) 

First  Lieut.  Joseph  M.  Street,  February  11,1865. 

First  Lieut.  John  C.  Wilcox,  February  27.  1865. 

First  Lieut.  Thomas  A.  H.  Smith,  March  17,  1865. 

First  I^ieut.  William  Mclhvruth,  April  21,  1865. 

First  Li-ut.  Charles  Bollci-.  April  21,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  Marshall  H.  Harris,  April  21,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Thomas  Gannon,  April  21, 1865. 

Second  Lieut.  Tobe  Williams,  February  1 1 ,  1865. 

Second  Lieut.  Chauneey  F.  Bcrkebile,  Feb'-nary  27,  1865. 

Second  Lieut.  Charles  AlbreclU,  April  21,  1865. 

Second  Lieut.  WiiiUcld  S.  Wood,  April  21,  1865. 

Second  Lieut.  Fielding  J.  Riley,  April  21,  1865. 

Second  Lieut.  Monte  Lehman,  April  27, 1865. 

Assistant  Surgeon  Charles  F.  Goodrich,  March  4,  186.5. 

Chaplain  Philer  K.  Dibble,  February  11,  1865. 
Discharged,  (9.) 

Colonel  Odon  Guitar,  June  30,  1863. 

Major  Benjamin  Sharp,  April  21,  1865. 

Captain  John  D.  McFarland,  October  — ,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Nicholas  D.  Randall,  Adft,  June  1, 1862. 

First  Lieut.  William  B.  Kemper,  R.  Q.  M.,  June  4,  1862. 
(ReoommissionedFirstLieut.  and/?. Q.M. ,June  4,1862.) 

First  Lieut.  James  O.  Ncwlee,  January  8, 1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Thomas  Ward,  Batt.  Adft,  July  29, 1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Luther  T.  /iai/mmi,   Batt.   Adft,  July  S9, 
1860.  (Recommiss'dFirst  Lieut,  and  yl-^i'i  July  30, 1862.) 

Second  Lieut.  George  I.  Smith,  Januarys.  1864. 
Chaplain.  Surgeon  Joseph  D.  Smith,  November  26, 1864. 

Died,  (3.) 

First  Lieut.  Theodore  Brooks,  Maj'  8,  1862,  of  wounds 
received  in  action  near  Florida,  Mo. 

First  Lieut.  Julius  Pinhard,  killed  in  action  near  Cam- 
bridge, Mo.,  September  26,  18C2. 

First  Lieut.  James  G.  Beggs,  April  4, 1863,  of  disease. 


(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Colum- 
bia, Danville,  Sturgeon,  Fulton,  and 
Mexico,  Mo.,  from  February  12,  1862, 
to  September  20,  1863,  to  serve  during 
the  war,  in  Missouri, 
mustered  out  Februar 
new  company  organized  at  St.  Joseph, 
Mo.,  in  March,  1864,  to  serve  three 
years,  and  assigned  as  company  C. 
The  original  members  of  the  other  com- 
panies were  mustered  out  at  different 
dates  from  February  11  to  April  27, 
1865,  by  reason  of  expiration  of  term 
of  service,  and  the  remaining  members 
consolidated  into  a  battahon  of  five 
companies  and  retained  in  service  until 
July  13,  1865,  when  it  was  mustered 
out.) 

Colonel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 

Major 
Henry  S.  Glaze 15  May, 

Captains. 

Thomas  L.  Campbell 25  Nov. 

James  B.  Decker 15  June 

First  Lieutenants. 

Luther  T.  Hayman,  Adft  ..  .30  July,  62 

Archibald  R.  McFarland 10  July,  63 

Edward  E.  Sharp 25  Nov., 

Samuel  J.  Patterson 31  Mar., 

Thomas  J.  Hawkins,  a.  w.  m. 


65 


63 

65 


64 


Second  Lieutenants. 

Benjamin  Thompson .10  July, 

John  D.  Campbell 25  Nov. , 

Surgeo/i. 


Assistant  Surgeon. 
Augustus  B.  Castle 27  June, 


63 


62 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"Morris's  Mills,"  ij«e(i,  E.M.,  2;  wounded,'E.M.,3.  "KiRKSVILLE,"  AiZZeti,  E.  M.,2;  wounded, 
E.M.,6.  "CRAMPTON'sFKURY,"noloss.  "Grand  River,"  ?MM)irfcd,  E.M.,  5.  "Cambridge," 
AiZZed.O.  I.E.  M.  2.  "Fayette,"  (Oct.  7, 1862,)  no  loss.  "Franklin,"  no  loss.  "Rochefort," 
(June  1, 1863,) DO  loss.  "Rocheport,"  (June  18,  1863,)  killed,  E.  M.,  1.  "Fayette,"  (July  1, 1864,) 
killed,  E.  M.,  1.  "  PlattE  CITY,"  wounded.  E.  M.,  0.  "CLAY  Co.,"  killed,  E.  M.,  2;  wounded,  O.  1,  E. 
M.  1.  "Fayette,"  (Sept.  24, 1864,)  H»e-f,  E.  M.,  1.  "KAN.SASClTY,"mis.5in^,  E.  M.,  1.  "INDE- 
PENDENCE," killed,  E.  M.,  1.    "  FaYETTF,"  (Nov.  18, 1864,)  killed,  E.  M.,  1.    "  MaCON,"  hilled,  E.  M.,  1- 


36 


MISSOURI    CAVALRY. 


TENTH   RECtIMENT. 

,TinH  legiment  was  organized  in  October, 
1862,  as  the  28fh  regiment  Missouri 
infantry,  to  jjorve  three  years,  und  its 
designation  ehinged  to  10th  regiment 
Missouri  cavalry  in  Detober,  1862. 
BoTven's  l)iittalion  Missouii  cavalry, 
organized  at  Rolla,  Mo.,  tVom  July  10 
to  October  10,  1861,  was  assigned  to 
this  regiment  as  companies  A,  B,  C, 
and  D,  and  six  companies  organized 
tor  the  9th  Missouri  cavalry,  at  JefTer- 
son  Barracks,  Mo.,  December  17,  1862, 
were  assigned  as  companies  E,  F,  G-, 
and  H.  The  original  members  (except 
veterans)  of  companies  A,  B,  C,  and  D 
were  mustered  out  at  ditferent  dates, 
from  August  5  to  October  11,  1864,  by 
reason  of  expiration  of  term  of  service, 
and  the  organization,  composed  of  vet- 
erans and  recruits,  retained  in  service 
until  June  20,  1865,  when  they  were 
mustered  out.  The  members  of  the 
remaining  companies  whose  term  of 
service  would  have  expired  previous 
to  October  1,  1665,  were  mustered  out 
at  different  dates  from  the  24th  to  the 
30th  of  June,  1865,  and  the  rem.iining 
members  retained  in  service  until  July 
25,  1865,  when  they  were  transferred 
to  the  2d  regiment  Missouri  cavalry.) 

Colonel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Froderielc  W.  Bentceu 27  Feb.,    64 

Majors. 

William  H. Lusk 19  Dec,  62 

'  Martin  H.  Williams 25  June,  64 

{Brevet  Lieut.  Colonel  2  April,  1865.) 

Captains. 

■Robert  B.  M.  McGlasson 20  Oct.,    62 

Frederick  R.  Neet 17  Dec, 

Charles  I"'.  Hinrichs... i  Sept.,  63 

Henry  C.  McCullough. 12  Sept.' 

Peter  Joyce 20  Sept.| 

Jeremiah  F.  Young 16  Apr.,  64 

William  J.  DeGresse 29  Aug.] 

John  B.  Moyer 26  Nov.', 

"  Edmund  B.  Kanada 3  Dec.,' 

Jerome  T.  Kelly 8  Dec' 

'  John  B.  Roe 1  Mar'.',  65 

Thomas  F.  Hayden.^ 1  Mar., 

First  Lieutenants. 

Ferdinand  Owen 20  Oct.,    Ii2 

Blichael  McDonald 17  Dec, 

Stephen  F.  Adreon 12  Sept!,  63 

Robert  Swain,  R.  Q.  M 1  Jan., '  64 

John  L.  "W ixX-ih,  A dft 17  Juno, 

Elisha  Bed  well 2  July, 

Samuel  Pruitt 29  Aug.', 

Thomas  B.  Hunter,  R.  C.  S. .  1  Sept.', 
Henry  H.  Treece 7  Sept.', 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (2  ) 

First  Lieut.   Mortimer  R.   Flint,   November   17.    1363,  to 

Captain  1st  reeiment  Alabama  cavalry. 
Second  Lieut.  John  D.   Crabtree,   November  3,  1863,  to 

Captain  3d  regiment  Missouri  cavalry. 

Resigned,  (13.) 

Captain  John  McFall,  October  9,  1861. 
Captain  John  W.  Stephens,  December  17,  18R2. 
Captain  Robert  H.  Ruhl,  July  22,  1863. 
Captain  Patrick  Lanagan,  August  2,  1863. 
Captain  Patrick  Naughton,  July  10,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Lewis  Fisher,  August  31,  1861. 
First  Lieut.  Horace  Wilcox,  June  2,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Eliaha  M.  Jennings,  February  1,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Michael  Ravolds,  R.  C.  S.,  April  1,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Albert  E.  Hall,  R.  Q.  M.,  July  9,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Wm.  Fallenstein,  August  31,  1861. 
Second  Lieut.  Lnyd  D.  Robinson,  December  19,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Nicholas  B.  Klaine,  May  15,  1864. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  nf  term  of  sen  ice,  (6.) 

Captain  Amos  P.  Carry,  August  5,  1864. 
Captain  Daniel  W.  Ballon,  August  ."i,  1864. 
Captain  John  Dysart,  October  11,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Benjamin  Joel,  August  5,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Edward  S.  Dickenson.  August  9,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Silas  J.  Whitcraft,  August  5,  1864. 

Discharged,  (11.) 

Captain  Stanford  Ing,  August  18,  1862. 
Captain  Sherman  Underwood,  March  24,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Milton  Sontec,  R.  Q.  M.,  June  1,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Duncan  McNicol,  R.  Q.  M. ,  December  19, 1862. 

(Recommissioned  as  Captaiu,  December  26,  1862.) 
First  Lieut.  Charles  A.  Williams,  Adj't,  December  18, 1862. 
First  Lieut,  Daniel  P.  Parsons,  Adj't,  December  19,  1862. 
First  Meut.  Jacob  Greenwood,  March  2.5,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Leslie  Norman,  Mav  23,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  John  S.  Hazard,  November  16, 1863. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Dae  id  H.  Law,  December  20, 1862. 

Died,  (5.) 

Colonel  Florence  M.  Coruyn,  August  10,  1863,  of  wounds. 
Captain  Henry  G.  Bruns,  "lulled  in  action  at  luka,  MinB., 

July  7,  1863. 
Captain  Duncan  McNicol,  August  15,  1863,  of  disease,  at 

(jorinth. 
Second  Lieut.  Pierre  F.  Bushnell,  drowned  by  the  BinkiDg 

of  the  steamer  Acacia,  August  21,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Edward  M.  Emmerson,  October  20, 1862,  .'it 

St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Dismissed,  (7.) 

Liput.  Colonel  William  D.  Bowen,  October  14,  1863. 
MHJor  Thomas  Hynea,  33.  Q.,  May  28,  1864. 
Captain  John  W.  Rice,  September  12,  1864. 
Captain  David  Cain,  November  23,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Edward  Madison,  October  9,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Charles  H.  Burton,  August  30,  1863. 
Surgeon  Edward  L.  Fechan,  March  12,  1864 


MISSOURI    CAVALRY. 


37 


*  Walter  J.  Cripps 13  Sept. , 

George  Brill 21  Dec, 

William  P.  Edgar 13  Jan., 

John  A.  Hayden 1  Mai-., 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Van  Buren  Studdard 17  Dec., 

Miles  Keilly 6  Apr., 

Martin  C.  Aiild -26  June, 


61  I 
6.5   '■ 


(a 

04 


Surgeon. 
William  L.  Tolman i37  .Sep:.,  64 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
JohnN.  Raley 10  Oct.,    64 

Chaplain. 


List  of  ■badic,  &c..  in  -wliicli  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reporvd  in  each  : 
"Wilson's  Creek,"  (companies  A,  B,  C,  audD,)  killed, 'S:.U..  i;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  6.  ''Wkt 
Glaze,"  (A,  B,  C,  and  D,)  no  loss.  "SaLE.M,"  (A,  B,  C,  and  D,)  killed,  E.  M.,  6;  wounded,  E.  M.. 
10;  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  "HUNNEWELL,"  (A,  B.  C,  and  D,)  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "Bentonville," 
(A,  B,  C,  andD.)nolo^s.  "  Sprt.ngfield,"  (A,B,  C,  and  D.)  woiznrfcrf,  E.  JI.,  1.  "  Kbytes viLLE," 
(A,  B,  and  D,)  no  loss.  "PE.i  Ridge,"  (A,  B,  C,  and  D,)  killed,  E.  M.,  I.  "MOUNTai.v  Gkove," 
(D,)  wounded.  E.  M.,  "2.  ".Syl.vmore,"  (A,  B,  C,  and  D,)  no  loss.  "Rensey's  Ferry,"  (B,)  no 
loss.  "WaDdell'sFarm,"  (A,  B,  andD.)  no  loss.  "Bolivar,"  (Aiigu8t25,  1862,  A,  B.andD.) 
killed,'E.'Sl..l.  "Chukasaw  Bayou,"  (0,)  no  loss.  "Chickasaw  Bluffs,"  (C,)  no  loss.  "Ar- 
kansas Post,"  (C,)  no  loss.  "GlENDaLE,"  Ala.,  (M,)  no  loss.  "  TUSCU.MBIA,"  (February  22, 186J,) 
wounded,  O.  ],  E.  JI.  1;  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  "COURTNEY'S  PLANTATION,"  (C,)  no  loss.  "GLEN- 
DALE," Miss.,  nolos.s.  "BARTON  Station,"  missing,  E.  M.,  5.  "CHEROKEE  STATION,"  killed, 
E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded,  E.  Jl..  2;  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  "BiG  BEAR  CREE^c,  '  killed,  E.  M.,  1  ;  wounded, 
E.  M.,  1.  "DIXON'S  Statio.v,"  (April  19,  18G3,)  no  loss.  "Dixon's  Station,"  (AprU  23, 1863,)  no 
loss.  "TUSCUMBIA,"  (April  23,  1863,)  no  loss.  "  Leighton,"  no  loss.  "  LONDON  Lane,"  no  loss. 
"Town  Creek,"  missing,  E.  JI.,2.  "Guntown,"  (May  4,  186.3,)  wounded,  E.  M.,  3;  missing, 
E.  M..  1.  "  TUHELO,  '  (May  5,  1863.)  killed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  m<ssing,  E.  M.,  4.  "  VICKSBURG,"  (C,)  no 
loss.  "Florence,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  l;  missing,  E.  M.,  2.  "HAMBURG  LANDING,"  missing, 
E.  M.,  1.  "  Jackson,"  (July  2Li,  1363,)  missing,  E.  31  ,  1.  ''  luKA."  killed,  O.  1,  E.  M.  4  ;  wounded, 
E.  M.,  3;  missing,  E.  M.,  3.  -Jacinto,"  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  "HENDRICKS,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1. 
"Yazoo  City,"  (September  27,  1863,  C)  no  loss.  "Canton,''  (September  28,1863,)  missing, 
E.  M.,  1.  "Messenger's  Bridge,"  (B,)  missing,  E.  M.,  2.  "Brownsville,"  (October  15 and  16, 
lB63,)nolos3.  "Robinson  MiLT.s,"(C,)nolos~.  "Clinton,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "Treadwell's 
plantation,"  no  loss.  "Brownsville,"  (October  22,  1863,)  no  loss.  "Yazoo  City,"  (October 
31,  1863,)  no  loss.  "  Natchez,''  (A.  F,  and  I,)  no  lo.-^s.  "Bolton  Station,"  no  loss.  "Cham- 
pion HILL,"  wounded,  E.  M.,3;  missing,  E.M.,  4.  "RAYMOND,"  killed,  E.  M.,  8;  wounded,  E.  M.,.^. 
mUsing,  E.  M.,  3.  "  JACKSON,"  (February  5,  1864,)  killed,  E.  M.,  1.  "  MORTON,"  no  lo-s.  "LAU- 
DERDALE Springs,"  no  loss.  "  Union,"  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  "  Canton,"  (February  24,  lc04,  C,) 
no  loss.  "Canton,"  (February  26,  1864,)  killed,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,1-,  missing,  E.  M.,  1. 
"SJIaron,"  no  loss.  "Canton,"  (March  2,  IBQi,) killed,  E.M.,1.  "Livingston,"  killed,  E.  M.,1. 
"Bolivar,"  (May  3,  1864,  I,)  no  loss.  "  Rienzi,"  no  loss.  "Danville,"  no  loi-.s.  '  BRICE  s 
Crossroads,"  missing,  Y..  M., -2.  "  GuntOWN,"  (June  24,  1864,)  no  loss.  "  TUPELO,"  (July  lo 
and  16,  1864,)  viissivg,  E.  M.,  1.  ''  Hatchie  River,"  (I,)  no  loss.  "Oxford,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  L 
"HOLLY  Springs,"  (L,)  killed,  E.  M.,  1.  "Big  Blue,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  3.  "  LnxLK  Osage, 
killed,  E.  M.,  1  ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  '-Rolla,"  (L.)  killed,  E.  M.,  1  ;  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  UNION 
STA-nON,"  (November  1,  1864,)  killed,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,  1;  missmg,  O.  1,  E.  .M.  -j. 
"UNION  Station,"  (November  4,  1804,)  ft;/Ze(f,  E.  M.,1;  wounded,  E.  M..  1.  "MONTEVAllo,  no 
loss.  "Selma,"  K;o(.«iierf,  E.  M.,  1.  "Montgomery,"  m/ssnfo-,  E.  M.,  3.  -■  Colc.-mpa  5,  kuieit, 
E.  M.,  1. 

■  Tntn-ferred  to  the  2(1  regini'jr:t  Mi-^ouri  cavalry.  (M.-rrill  Home.) 


38 


MISSOURI    CAVALRY. 


ELEVENTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  wns  organized  iit  Benton 
Barracks  and  St.  Joseph,  Mo.,  i'mm 
March  28  to  December  11,  1863,  to  serve 
three  years.  It  was  mustered  out  of 
service  July  27, 18C.5.) 


Colonel. 

Lieiitniavl  Colonel. 
James  F.  Dvvight 21  :\i;ir.,   i;: 


Mo/nrx. 

Albert  B,  Kaiiffman 21  Mar. ,   li; 

Frederick  W.  Lewis 18  Apr., 


Co^ifoin. 

Jam  s  j\l.  CmIHi  r 12  June,  03 

Levi  B.  Brown 24  Aug., 

John  A.  WaiTingtou 17  Mav,    CA 

Francis  Hyatt 7  .Sept., 

Charles  H.  Frost 20  .Sept., 

Eli  A,  Vincent 11  Jan.,    ('•'} 

Frank  H.  Uobioson    11  Jan., 

Paul  Merensky 7  Feb., 

Almeron  N.  Harris 21  Mar., 

Joseph  .S.  Edeall g  May, 

Harrison  L.  AVheat,  c.  w.  in. 


r,3 
i;4 


(i.j 


I^tr.^l  Lieutenant. <. 

Milton  .Sautee,  A'.  Q.  M. 2s  Apr., 

iSamuel  L.  McAtre U  May, 

ZacharEah  E.  Thomas 25  July, 

Francis  Meagher 19  .Sept., 

Don  C.  Joslvn 7  Feb., 

Henry  .SkellVy,  R.  C.  S 14  J'eb. 

Juan  F.  Ciuirado 17  ]\tar., 

Ancil  B.  .Spencer 21  Mar., 

Eobert  Johnson 18  Apr., 

Edward  M.  Heatou 0  Blay, 

William  Cardwell 2;i  May, 

Lewis  .Smith 2  June, 

Lewis  Coon,  a.  w.  vi. 


Second  Lkvtcnnn!.-'. 

James  J.  Hiles 19  Sept.,  C4 

John  Clancy 28  Apr.,   BS 

"Williara  Lewis 23  June, 

John  Jewell 23  June, 

.Sinclair  Mandeville 23  June, 

Bermett  D.  Allen 23  June, 


Surgeon. 


John  W.  Slade  . 


..   1  Sept.,  (;3 


Casuai.tie.s. 


I?es)^nr/l,  (33.) 

Colonel  William  D.  Wood,    (Brevet   Brigadier    General 

March  13,  186.5.)  March  31,  18ri.5. 
Lieut.  Colonel  John  W.  Stephens,  August  24, 18G4. 
Lieut.  Colonel  Lewis  C.  Pace,  January  21,  ]8li:i. 
Captain  Otto  Holstein,  December  2,  l.'-63 
Captain  John  II.  Butcher,  October  31,  lf<;4. 
Captain  Charles  "W.  Pace,  November  2.8,  M>4. 
Captain  Peter  B.  Rouch,  December  5, 1864. 
Captain  Ambrose  (lnlli>°'lic);  February  5,  18G5. 
Ca]jtaiii  John  11.  WaMen,  ,May  31,  1805. 
Cajitain  Charles  A.  Williams,  (Brevet  Jlajor  March  13, 

186.5.)  Jane  2(i,  ]8(i.5. 
First  Lieut.  Loi/rl  V.  Robinson.  December  31, 1863. 
First  Lieut.  "Williara  H.  Miller,  June  18, 1864. 
First  Lieut.  Peter  F.  Clark,  September  21.  1864. 
First  Lieut.  John  Gilison,  November  II,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Aaron  J.  Newby,  A/lft,  February  15, 1865. 
First  Lieut.  James  M.  Edgar,  February  1.5, 186.5. 
First  Lieut.  Frederick  R.  Poole,  February  21, 186.5. 
First  Lieut.  George  Lair.  March  3, 186.5. 
First  Lieut.  Otto  Schweikher,  April  25, 1865. 
First  Lieut.  Alexander  Gray,  June  6,  186.5. 
First  Lieut.  William  Heagerty,  June  6,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  William  C.  Hnmliu,  June  26,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Frederick  MuUer,  Adj't,  June  27,  1865. 
.Second  Lieut.  David  ]M.  Heath,  September  29, 1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Alfred  Wilber,  December  4,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  David  A.  Endicott,  August  19, 1864. 
Second  Lieut,  llc'nry  Stephens,  .September  21, 1864. 
Second  Lieut.  James  E.  Clark,  October  15,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Jidm  I>.  Dougherty,  October  15, 1864. 
.Second  Lieut.  .Tames  K.  Heath,  November  11,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Jolin  W.  Gibson,  Feljruary  21,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Charl.'S  S.  Hinman,  May  29,  1865. 
As^ist.-mt  Surgeon  Thomas  Lawrence  March  21, 186.5. 


r>i!schnrged,  (7.) 

Major  Lyman  W.  Brown,  December  24, 1864. 
CaptaiQ  George  \i.  Linder,  December  2, 1863. 
First  Lieut.  John  Buckingham,  December  17, 1863. 
First  Lieut.  Erastus  H.  Huff,  January  17, 1864. 
First  Lieut.  Amos  A.  Currier,  R.  C.  S.,  January  3, 1865. 
Second  Ijient.  Harlan  Scarlett,  February  21,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Walter  C.  Hassev,  Augu-t  8,  1864.         ' 


Died.  (7.) 

Captain  William  Castle,  Febniary  20, 1664,  of  wounds  re- 
ceived in  action  near  llatesville,  Ark. 

Captain  John  Pound,  May  2,  1864,  of  disease,  at  Bates- 
villc,  Ark. 

Captain  Daniel  P.  Parson.--,  Augu.st  13,  1864,  of  disease, 
at  Sterling,  111. 

Captain  George  W.  Weber,  September  1,  1864. 

Fisrt  Lieut.  James  S.  Bainum,  September  1,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Charles  C.  Mann,  August  26,  1863,  of 
wounds. 

Assistant  Surgeon  Jonas  M.  Starnes,  January  22,  1864,  at 
St.  Louis,  Mo. 


MISSOURI    CAVALRY, 


39 


Assistant  Surgeon. 
Edward  Lawrence 4  Feb.,  64 

Chaplain. 


Dismissed,  (3.) 

Major  John  T.  Ross,  December  19, 1863. 

First  Lieut.  George  L.  Mochel,  December  23, 1863. 

First  Lieut.  William  P.  McCarty,  April  13, 1864. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  iu  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"Martin's  Creek," killed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  1 ;  missing,  E.  M.,  13.  "ROLLING Prairie," 
killed,  B-M.,  11.  "SmitiG  RIVER,"  wounded,  0.,1;  missing,  O.,  I.  "MORGAfi'S  MII.LS,"  wounded, 
E.M.,0;  missing.  0.1,E.M.  11.  "WHITE  Co.,"  AiHed,  E.  M.,  1.  "INDEPENDENCE,"  ii'Hcd,  E.  M.,  2; 
wounded,0. 1,^.^1.3;  missing,'E.M.,S.  "VAN  BUREN  Co., "no  loss.  "CLARENDON,"  wounded, 
E.  M.,  1.  "DES  Arc,''  missing,  0. 1,  E.  M.  4.  "  Wkst  POINT,"  (July  28, 1864,)  wounded,  E.  M.,  2  ; 
missing,  0. 1,  E.  M.  9.  "West  Point,  (Aug.  5. 1864,)  missing,  E.  M.,  4.  "JONES'S  HAY  STATION, " 
killed,E.M.,l;  wounded,'E.il.,3.  '•  ASHLEY  STATION,"  Az'Hcd,  E.  M.,  1  ;  wounded,  E.M.,1.  "  Du- 
VAI.L'S  BLUFF,"  (Aug.  24, 1864,)  killed,  E.  M.,  2;  muunded,  E.  M.,2.  "DUVAI.L'S  BLUFF,"  (Sept. 
6, 1864,)  missing,  E.  M.,  2.     "  SEARCY,"  missing,  E.  M.,  1. 


40 


MISSOURI    CAVALRY. 


I 


ELEVENTH  REGIMENT  STATE 
MILITIA. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  in  the  State 
of  MiRBOuri  at  large  from  January  1  to 
April  20,  1862,  to  serve  during  the  war 
in  Missouri.  It  was  coniiolidated  with 
the  2d  regiment  cavalry,  Missouri  State 
militia,  September  1,  1862.) 

Colo7iel. 

Lieutenant  Colonel.  ' 

*  Abner  L.  Gilstrap,  a.  m.  m. 

Majors. 

Isham  B.  Dodson 8  May,   1)2 

John  F.  Benjamin,  a.  w.  in.  i 

John  B.  Rogers,  a.  w,  m. 

Captains.  : 

*  George  W.  Bearues 2  Mar. ,  62 

'  Thomas  Greenstreet 10  Mar., 

JosephuB  Robbins 27  Mar., 

■  James  W.  Lampkiu 4  Apr., 

Henry  C.  Gentry 10  Apr., 

-Wesley  Lair 18  Apr., 

Lewis  Sella 18  Apr., 

Jacob  Gil>trap I'J  Apr., 

Samuel  Shibley 6  Aug., 

Dennis  C.  McKay 31  July,    63 

Albert  G.  Priest,  a.  w.  m. 

First  Lieutenants. 

William  J.  Holliday 16  Jan.,    62 

Samuel  M.  Wilson 27  Jan., 

'  John  Scober 5  Feb. , 

James  A.  Reid 6  Mar., 

'  Abraham  Levick 10  Mar., 

Charles  G.  Bulkley 11  Mar., 

Joel  C.  Hill 27  Mar., 

Cyrus  S.  Brown 4  Apr., 

t  Lewis  O.  Du  Bois 10  Apr., 

-  Benjamin  F.  Snyder 19  Apr., 

t  Joseph  H.  Cell,  Adj't,  a.  w.  m. 
Isaac  T.  Ralston,  a.  ic.  m. 
"  Early  Corbon,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

John  Donahoo 16  Jan.,    62 

■'William  T.  Williamson 2  Mar., 

Robert  Moore 10  Slar., 

John  C.  Carothers 4  Apr., 

-■  Harvey  Smith. 10  Apr., 

'Isaac  G.  Bohon 19  Apr., 

Franklin  Freeman 1!)  Apr., 

Phineas  W.  Wood,  a.  lo.  m. 
■  William  Easly,  a.  w.  m. 
George  W.  Mills,  a.  w.  m. 

Surgeon. 

Edward  C.  Dickinson 21  May,   62 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
E.  C.  Still,  a.  w.  m. 

Clioplairi, 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (5.) 

Captain  Albert  B.  Cohn,  May  10,  1862. 
Captain  Ignitus  W.  Burns,  May  10,  1862. 
Captain  James  M.  Collier,  Augxist  2,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Job  Dodson,  October  1,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Samuel  G.  Davies,  July  15,  1862. 

Discharged,  (3.) 

Colonel  H.  S.  Lipscomb,  July  18,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  William  Carson,  Adj't,  September  2,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  James  Wamsley,  September  1,  1862. 

Died,  (1.) 
Captain  Horace  E.  York,  


— ,  1862. 


Missing,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut.  WiDiam  S.  Meal?,  Mince  March  27,  1862. 


'  Discharged  by  reason  of  consolidation, 
t  Discharged  by  reason  of  consolidation, 
MiBSOuri  State  militia. 


Commi.ssioned   Second  Lieut.  2d  regiment  cavalry, 


MISSOUBI    CAVALRY. 


41 


TWELFTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  wasorganized  at  St.  Louis, 
Mo.,  from  November  3,  1863,  to  Marcb 
23,  1864,  to  serve  three  years.  It  waa 
mustered  out  of  service  April  9, 1866.) 

Colonel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Kichard  H.  Brown 23  Mar. ,  64 

Major. 
Andrew  J.  Hughes 7  Mar.,   6.5 

Captains. 

William  A.  Mills 26  Feb.,   64 

William  M.  Delano 4  Apr., 

John  Collar 24  May, 

William  Kerrigan 7  Dec., 

Charles  W.  Leach 1  Mar.,  65 

Sidney  J.  Bennett 10  Apr. , 

Charles  F.  Ernst 27  Apr., 

Irvine  Crigler 19  May, 

First  Lieutenants. 

Paul  E.  Kendall,  R.  Q.  M. . .  .14  Oct.,    63 

Preston  Sharp 15  Feb.,   64 

John  Anderson 18  Feb., 

William  I.  Pace 6  Apr., 

William  McCord 31  May., 

(Brevet  Captain  13  March,  1865.) 

Charles  H.  Springer 1  Mar.,  65 

William  T.  Shaver,  Adj't 1  Apr., 

John  P.  Bray 27  Apr., 

Jackson  Dye 27  Apr., 

Emmanuel  Miller,  R.  G.  S 2  May, 

George  R.  Gleason 19  May, 

Roberts.  McMiUin 19  June, 

Samuel  M.  DUle 1  Nov., 

EliMcNulty 9  Mar.,   66 

Second  Lieutenants. 

David  C.  Stotts 4  Apr.,  65 

William  A.  Heaton 10  Apr., 

Surgeon. 

George  W.  Corey 4  Feb.,    G4 

{Brevet  Lieut.  Colonel  1  August,  1865.) 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
Henry  C.  Linn 23  Mar.,   64 

Chaplain, 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (25.) 

Colonel  Oliver  AVells,  December  2, 1865. 

Major  Levi  Prilchard,  February  4, 1865. 

Major  James  M.  Hubbard,  October  5,  1865. 

Major  Edwin  D.  Nash,  November  4, 1865. 

Captain  Robert  G.  Hubbard,  July  30,  1864. 

Captain  Joseph  H.  Rickards,  March  9, 1865. 

Captain  Henry  M.  Sherman,  March  31,  1865. 

Captain  Oscar  F.  Smith,  August  29,  1865. 

Captain  John  G.  Woods,  November  22,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  George  W.  Lipscomb,  August  13,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Florence  Crandall,  October  27,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  George  B.  Scidraore,  R.  C.  S.,  March  12, 1863. 

First  Lieut.  Zachariah  N.  Goldsby,  March  21,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  Henry  B.  Hartley,  April  20, 1865. 

First  Lieut.  Stephen  K.  Wray,  Adft,  May  30,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  William  E.  Jones,  June  15,  1865. 

Second  Lieut.  Henry  Blount,  June  7,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  James  W.  Alfrey,  March  9,  1865. 

Second  Lieut.  James  Dyke,  March  9,  1865. 

Second  Lieut.  Fred.  W.  Powers,  June  20, 1865. 

Second  Lieut.  John  J.  Morrow,  September  2,  180.". 

Second  Lieut.  Michael  J.  Hillegar,  October  2, 1865. 

Ass't  Surgeon  Wesley  Jones,  April  18, 1864. 

Ass't  Surgeon  George  W.  Newman,  December  24,  1861. 

Discharged,  (4.) 

Captain  William  W.  Owen,  June  2,  1864. 
Captain  James  K.  Martin,  April  29, 1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Daniel  Johns,  June  2,  1864. 
.Second  Lieut.  George  Steck,  Jlay  15, 1865. 

Died,  (2.) 

Captain  Arthur  J.  Devlin,  October  2,  1861,  at  White  Sta- 
tion, Teuu. 

Setond  Lieut.  Wakefield  Standli-y,  December  19,  1864,  of 
wounds  received  in  action  at  Nashville,  Tonn. 

Dis7nisscd,  (5.) 

Captain  S.  S.  Vansickol,  April  28,  1864. 
Captain  Jefferson  Miller,  October  14, 1865. 
First  Lieut.  George  L.  Kutzner,  March  14, 1866. 
Second  Lieut.  William  J.  Marion,  April  28, 1864. 
Second  Lieut.  James  K.  Allen,  February  17,  1865. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"Holly  Springs,"  no  loss.  "Tallahatchie  River,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,  1. 
"Abbeville,"  killed,  E.  M.,  3;  missing,  E.  M.,  24.  "O.xford,"  no  loss.  "FLORENCE,"  no  loss. 
"'EASTPom,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "LawrenCEBURG,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "  CampbelLVILLE," 
killed,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,E.  M.,  4;  missing,  O.  1,  E.  M.  48.  "Lynnville,"  no  loss.  "SPRING 
Hill,"  no  loss.  "Franklin,"  no  loss.  "Nashvii.I.E,"  killed,  E.  M.,  5;  wounded,  0.1,  E.  M.  15. 
" Sv G An  Crezk,"  wounded,  E.M.,^.  "Ebe.nezer  Station,"  no  loss.  "Selma,"  no  loss.  "MONT- 
GOMERY," no  loss.    "  COLU.MBUS, "  no  loss.    "Macon,  "no  loss.    "PowDTAiJiiVKR,"  killed, 'E.M.,  3. 


42 


MISSOURI    CAVALRY. 


TWELFTH  REGIMENT  STATE 
MILITIA. 

(This  regiment,  composed  of  eight  com- 
panies, ivas  organized  in  the  State  of 
Missouri  at  large  from  December  25, 
1861,  to  May  8,  1862,  to  serve  during 
the  war  iu  Missouri.  The  organization 
was  broken  up  February  4,  1863,  and 
companies  A,  B,  and  H  were  trans- 
ferred to  the  3d  regiment  cavalry,  Mis- 
souri State  militia,  and  companies  C,  D, 
E,  F,  and  G-  were  transferred  to  the  5tli 
regiment  cavalry,  MissouriSfate  militia.) 

Colo7icI. 


Lieutenant  Colourl. 
'Bazcl  F.  Lazear,  a.  «.  7«. 

Majors. 
'  George  E.  Leighton,  a,  w.  m. 
'  Frederick  W.  Keeder,  a.  w.  m. 

Captains. 

]  William  T.  Lecper 23  Jan.,    G3 

X  William  Flentz 20  Feb. , 

t  Peter  Hagan 26  Mar.. 

i  LevlE.  AVbybark 26  Mar,, 

t  William  T.  Hunter 8  3Iay, 

t  William  C.  Bangs,  a.  w.  m. 
t  George  W.  Hummell,  a.  w.  ni. 
'"  Anthony  Arnold,  a.  u\  m. 

First  Lieutenants. 

I  Henry  Wolfers 20  Feb.,   62 

t  Michael  S.  Eddlemau 26  Mar., 

X  Ferdinand  Charveaux 20  Mar., 

"Philip  Sutherlin 29  Mar., 

\  Thomas  11.  Macklind 8  Maj', 

t  Samuel  R.  Kelly .'5  Jan.,    63 

*  Phillip  R.  Van  Frank,  R.  Q.  M.,  a.  w.  m. 
t  Erich  Pape,  a.  w.  m. 
''  Henry  Renner,  a.  w.  in. 

Second  Lientciiant.--: 

1  Charles  W.  Purcell 23  Jan.,    62 

'  John  McMillan 4  Feb., 

t  Lewis  Stortz 20  Feb., 

:{  Thomas  Going 26  Blar., 

I  Samuel  G.  Bedwell 26  Mar. , 

f  Jesse  Corum ,»■■  May, 

X  Henry  W.  Werth,  a.  w.  m. 
tWilDam  Brauner,  a.  w.  m. 

Surgeon. 
*H.  M.  Matthews,  a.  w.  m. 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
'  Henry  Douglass,  a.  w.  m. 

Chaplain. 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (4.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Samuel  P.  Simpson,  September  13,  1862. 
Captain  Andrew  R.  Dill,  July  7,  1862. 
Captain  Thomas  B.  Walker,  July  19,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Evan  Francis,  November  13,  1862. 

Discharged,  (3.) 

Colonel  Albci-t  Jackson,  September  10,  1H62. 

First  Lieut.  J.  A.  Urcn^nn,  AdJ'f,  October  23,  lf<02. 

Second  Lieut.  John  S.  Darnell,  September  1,  1862. 

Died,  (1.) 

Second  Lieut.  Henry  Pape,  February  26,  1862,  of  disease. 

Missing,  (1.) 

Captain  Lindsay  Murdoch,  since  January  — ,  1862. 


Iiist  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  ; 
"Gree.nville,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,  3.     "DALLAS,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  1. 

Discharged  by  reason  of  transfer.  t  Transferred  to  3d  regiment  cavalry,  Missouri  State  militia. 

+  Transferred  to  5th  regiment  cavalry,  Missouri  State  militia,  (new.) 


MISSOURI    CAVALRY. 


43 


THIRTEENTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment,  composed  of  veterans  of 
all  the  Missouri  militia  regiments,  was 
organized  from  September,  1864.  toFeb- 
mary,  186.5,  to  serve  their  unexpired 
terms  of  service.  Companies  D,  G-,  K, 
and  M  were  mustered  out  January  11, 
1866,  and  the  remaining  companies  re- 
tained in  service,  and  mustered  out  at 
different  dates  from  April  18  to  July 
3,  1866.) 

Colonel. 
Lieutenant  Colonel. 


Major. 
John  E.  Mayo 3  Feb.,  65 

Captains. 

Charles  SchneU 13  Sept. ,  64 

Joel  H.  Shelly 21  Seijf., 

William  C.  Bangs 21  Sept., 

'Williams.  Hallock 26  Sept., 

Calvin  S.  Moore 7  Dec, 

Dewitt  C.  McMichael 13  Dec, 

Walter  D.  Hubbard 27  Feb.,  6.o 

{Brev.  Maj.and Brev.Lt.  Col.l3'MaT.,'65.) 
Richard  A.  H.  Phelan 28  Sept.,  05 

(Brev.  Maj.  au  d  iJrej).  i«.  CoM3  Mar. ,  '65. ) 

First  Lieutenants. 

John  E.  Do^vning 5  Sept.,  C4 

Charles  Finley 19  Sept., 

William  L.  Christian 26  Sept., 

Thomas  Moore 29  Nov., 

Jesse  W.  Bell 24  Dec, 

Prior  L.  Vanbebber 27  May,    05 

James  M.  Thornton 2  June, 

Daniel  Campbell 9  Aug., 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Thomas  Buckbee 9  Oct.,    64 

John  N.  Outcelt 24  Dec, 

Jesse  R.  Allen 29  May,   65 

Thomas  E.  Sallee 5  Sept., 

John  T.  Green 5  Sept., 

Levi  P.  Mason 8  Nov., 

John  A.  Ivory,  a.  w.  m. 

Surgeon. 
f  J.  W.  Crowley 23  Dec,   65 

Assistant  Surgeon. 


Chaplain. 


Casualties. 


Rsigntd,  (13.) 

Colonel  Edwin  C.  Catherwood,  June  20,  1865. 
Major  James  M.  Turley,  September  4,  186.5. 
Fiist  Lieut.  William  E.  Greenleaf,  April  18, 1865. 
First  Lieut.  Cord.  Ringen,  April  22,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Stephen  S.  Clark,  R.  C.  S.,  Mav  27  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Martin  P.  Cutler,  Adj't,  June  23, 1865. 
Second  Lieut.  WUliam  O.  Mead,  December  5,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Abram  C.  Smith,  June  21, 1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Benjamin  M.  Picker,  July  10,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Perry  Twichell,  July  21,'l865. 
Second  Lieut.  Henry  Hornberger,  January  29,  1866. 
Surgeon  W.  H.  H.  Cundiff,  September  4,  1865. 
Ass't  Surgeon  Philip  M.  Slaughter,  July  21,  186.5. 

Discharged,  (21.) 

Colonel  Austin  A.  King,  jr.,  January  11, 1806. 

Lieut.  Colonel  William  C.  Le  Fever,  May  11,  1866. 

Major  Wilson  L.  Parker,  January  11,  1866. 

Major  Samitel  Shibley,  April  18,  1866. 

Captain  Frederick  Schuyler,  January  11, 1866. 

Captain  George  W.    Yates,  (Brevet  Major  and  Brevet 

Lieut.  Colonel  March  13,  1865,)  January  11, 1866. 
Captain  Thomas  Doyle,  January  11,  1866. 
Captain  Fred.  W.  Becker,  January  11,  1866. 
First  Lieut.  James  T.  Harris,  Adj't,  January  11,  1366. 
First  Lieut.  John  G.  Quinn,  R.  Q.  M.,  January  11,  1866. 
First  Lieut.  Isaac  L.  Hunt,  R.  C.  S.,  January  11, 1866. 
First  Lieut.  Thomas  J.  Shinn,  January  11,1866. 
First  Lieut.  Thaddeus  S.  Smith,  January  11, 1866. 
First  Lieut.  Benjamin  F.  Locke,  January  11, 1806. 
Second  Lieut.  David  Goucher,  May  18,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  John  Victz,  January  11, 1866. 
Second  Lieut.  Randolph  B.  Kelley,  January  11, 186G. 
Second  Lieut.  James  D.  L.  Parks,  January  11, 1866. 
Second  Lieut.  James  W.  Helm,  January  11, 1866. 
Ass't  Surgeon  William  H.  Evans,  January  11, 1866. 
Chaplain  John  E.  Werth,  January  11,  1866. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"Glasgow,"  (Cos.  A,  B,  C,  and  D,)  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.    "  Lexington,"  missing,  E.  M,,  1.    "In- 
dependence," wounded.  0.3,  E.  M.S.     "Little  Osage,"  hilled,  E.  M.,  1;    wounded,  E.  M.,  8. 
"Carthage,"  missing,  E.  M.,  2. 

*  Discharged  July  18,  1866.  t  Discharged  July  23,  1860. 


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MISSOURI    CAVALRY. 


FOURTEENTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  St.  Louis 
and  Springfield,  Mo.,  from  November 
30,  1864,  to  May  ll),  1865,  to  serve 
three  years.  It  was  mustered  out  of 
service  October  26  ami  November  17, 
1865.) 

Colonel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Joseph  J.  Gravely 10  Apr.,   03 

Miijor^. 

Henry  B.  Milks - 18  Apr.,   (..". 

George  T.  Robinson 17  July, 

John  A.  Payne 31  July, 

Captains. 

Lucius  A.  Rountree 10  Apr.,  lij 

HaiTison  Mitchell 15  Apr., 

John  P.  Robertson 16  Apr., 

John  P.  Rodgers 18  Apr., 

Allen  J.  Gildersleeve i!l  Apr., 

William  Neussel 4  May, 

John  Cross 13  May, 

Richard  J.  Eskridge 28  Aug. , 

First  Lieutenants. 

Alexander  S.  Pilcber 2  Dec,   61 

Lambdiu  E.  Irwin,  Adj't 23  Mar.,  65 

Joseph  VV.  Carmack 10  Apr., 

Garrett  B.  Shubert,  R.  Q.  iM  22  Apr., 

Spencer  Stevens 29  Apr., 

Moses  W.  Fisk- 1  May, 

Jerry  C.  Tullman 3  May, 

Henry  J.  Lewis 13  May, 

John  C.  A.  AVarfield 28  Aug., 

"William  P.  Reed 0  Nov., 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Samuel  E.  Mackey 3  Dec,   64 

{Brevet  Captain  13  Marcli,  18G5.) 

Nicholas  Duuard 20  Mar.,   65 

Mark  L.  Bird 17  Apr., 

Thomas  H.  Conklyu 21  Apr., 

Albert  Stemraer 9  May, 

John  W.  Grantham 19  May, 

Willinm  Q.  Paxton 23  May, 

James  1'.  Wharton 10  Sept., 

Surgeon. 


Assista^nt  Surgeon. 
James  S.  Rogers 12  Alay ,    65 

Chaplain. 


CASUALTIE.s. 


Resigned,  (2-) 

Captain  James  A.  Ewing.  July  3,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  Thomas  D.  Townsend,  July  11,  ISbj. 

Discharged,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  Dubart  E.  Murphy,  August  29,  1865. 


MISSOURI    CAVALRY, 


45 


FOURTEENTH  KEGIMEKT  STATE 
MILITIA. 

(Tliis  regiment  was  organized  in  the  State 
of  Missouri  at  large  in  March,  April, 
and  May,  1862,  to  serve  during  the  war 
in  Missouri.  It  was  disbanded  March 
3,  1863.  and  the  members  transferred  to 
the  4th  and  8th  regiments  cavalry. 
Missouri  State  militia,) 

Colonel. 
John  M.  Richardson,  a.  w.  m. 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
John  Pound,  a.  w.  m. 

Majors. 

James  Sullivan,  a.  w.  m. 
John  C.  Wilber,  a.  w.  m. 

Captains. 

Francis  L.  "Withaup 15  Mar.,  62 

"  Samuel  A.  Plagg 29  Mar., 

Stephen  H.  Julian 1  Apr., 

tMastin  Breeden 13  Apr., 

t  Milton  Burch 19  Apr., 

*  Abraham  Worley 21  Nov. , 

William  W.  Hargrove,  a.  w.  m. 
Madison  Day,  a.  w.  m. 

First  Lieutenants. 

James  H.  Waldren 15  Mar.,  62 

•■  John  Cross 29  Mar. , 

John  W.  Leathers 1  Apr., 

t  William  A.  Allison 13  Apr., 

tjohn  R.  Kelso. 19  Apr., 

"Robert  J.  D.  Stephens 9  Nov., 

John  Viles,  a.  w.  m. 
David  T.  J.  Colley,  a.  w.  m. 
Roland  P.  Wilcox,  Adj't,  a.  w.  m. 
Amos  Norton,  R.  Q.  M.,  a.  vs.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

*Peter  Wilson 24  Jan. ,    62 

George  W.  Kelly 15  Mar. , 

Levi  A.  Gibson 19  Mar., 

*  Reuben  P.  Mooney 29  Mar. , 

James  F.  Ball 1  Apr. , 

t  Stokely  Etter 13  Apr. , 

Cyrenius  W.  Warren,  a.  w.  m. 

Surgeon. 

Lorenzo  T.  Watson 16  Oct. ,    62 

Assistant  Surgeon. 

■  William  C.  Day 25  Mar.,   63 

Chaplain. 

David  L.  Meyers,  a.  w.  m. 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (1.) 

Assistant  Surgeon  Edward  C.  Dickinson,  May  18,  1862, 
to  Surgeon  11  th  regiment  cavalry,  Missouri  State  militia. 

Resigned,  (5.) 

Captain  James  W.  Robertson,  October  15,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Abraham  Worley,  July  10,  1862,     (Recom- 

missioned  as  Captain  November  21,  1862.) 
First  Lieut.  T.  W.  Moses,  R.  Q.  M.,  December  8,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  John  Inman,  September  12,  1862. 
Surgeon  Andrew  F.  Ashley,  September  23,  1862. 

Died,  (2.) 

Captain  Josiah  M.  Baird,  April  15,  1862,  of  disease. 
First  Lieut.  Harden  Coffer,  April  25,  1862,  of  disease 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 

"Mountain  Home,"  wounded,  O.,  1.    "Springfield,''  wounded,  E.  M.,  2. 

*  Transferred  to  4th  regiment  Missouri  State  militia  cavalry, 
t  Transferred  to  8th  regiment  Missouri  State  militia  cavalry. 


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MISSOURI    CAVALRY, 


FIFTEENTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  (formerly  known  as  the 
7th  regiment  enrolled  Missouri  militia) 
was  orgaDized  November  1,  1863,  to 
serve  twenty  months.  It  was  mus- 
tered out  July  1,  18G5,  by  reason  of  ex- 
piration of  ti.-rm  of  service.) 
Colonel. 

John  D.  Allen 1  Nov.,  ti:3 

Licu'enant  Colonel. 

Benjamin  D.  Smith I  Nov.,  6.3 

Majors. 

William  B.  Mitchell 1  Nov.,  63 

Wick  Morgan 1  Nov., 

James  M.  Moore 1  Nov., 

Captains. 

Samuel  E.  Roberts 1  Nov..  63 

Green  C.  Stotts v 1  Nov., 

Thomas  B.  Sutherland 1  Nov., 

Edmund  J.  Morris 1  Nov., 

John  H.Moore - 1  Nov., 

James  M.  Ritchey 1  Nov. , 

James  W.  Burns 1  Nov., 

Phillip  Rohrer 21  Dec., 

John  H.  Howard 10  Apr.,   64 

Lafayette  J.  Mitchell -  - .  11  Aug., 

Dennis  H.  Connaway 6  Sept., 

William  Ray 1  Nov., 

Fir."!  Lieutenants. 

Joseph  JI.  Herndon,  Jiift 1  Nov.,  03 

William  B.  Laudrum,  R.Q.M.   1  Nov., 

William  Gammon -.  1  Nov., 

George  N.  AUder 1  Nov., 

Benjamin  H.  Bond 1  Nov. , 

Robert  Cowan 1  Nov., 

James  B.  Burros 1  Nov., 

William  A.  McMiun 1  Nov., 

Lewis  B.  Hutchison 1  Nov., 

Alexander  C.  Montgomery  -.21  Dec, 

Joseph  Anderson 15  Jan. ,    64 

Hezekiah  N.  Brown 21  Apr., 

Josiah  P.  Boyd 27  July, 

ThoB.  H.  B.  Lawrence,  R.  C..S.29  Nov. , 

Second  Licntenants . 

Charles  C.  Brown 1  Nov.,  63 

Joel  T.  Hembree 1  Nov., 

Erasmus  P.  S.  Roberts 1  Nov. , 

Jesse  Spencer 1  Nov. , 

Oscar  Wear 12  Dec, 

Samuel  Hornbeck 21  Dec, 

George  L.  Tuck 5  Apr.,  64 

Levi  A.  Gibson 13  Apr., 

Joseph  L.  Baze 1  May, 

Thomas  B.  Hopper 3  July, 

William  K.  Pyle 17  Aug., 

Lewis  Smith 1  June,  65 

Surgeon. 
John  King 1  Nov.,  63 

Assistant  Surgeon. 

John  W.  Farmer 1  Sept. ,  64 

Chaplain. 


Casualties. 

Died,  (2.) 
Captain  William  J.  Walker,  August  16,  1864,  at  Stockton, 

Mo. 
First  Lieut.  Robert  H.  Christian,  killed  in  action  at  New- 

tonia,  Mo.,  October  28,  1864. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"Carthage," no  loss.    "Mount  Vernon,"  do  loss.    "Jefferson  City,"  no  loss.    "Boon- 

vin.E,"  no  loss.    "Wilson's  Farm,"  no  loss.    "Little  Osage,"  no  loss.     "NEwrofiiA,"  killed, 

0. 1,  E.  M.  1.    "  Clear  Creek,"  no  loss. 


MISSOUEI    CAVALRY. 


47 


SIXTEENTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  (formerly  known  as  the 
6th  provisional  regiment,  enrolled  Mis- 
souri militia)  was  organized  at  Spring- 
field, Mo.,  November  1,  1863,  to  serve 
twenty  months.  It  was  mustered  out 
July  1,  1865,  by  reason  of  expiration 
of  term  of  service.) 

Colonel. 

John  F.  McMahan 22  May,    65 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

RosweU  K.  Hart 22  May,    65 

Majors. 

John  Small 20  Aug.,  64 

James  L.  Rush 11  Sept., 

John  B.  Waddill 22  May,    65 

Captains. 

Samuel  "W.  Headlee 1  Nov.,  63 

George  W.  Taylor 1  July,   64 

Morgan  Kelly 15  July, 

James  H.  Sallee 31  July, 

Robert  L.  Butts 2  Aug., 

Samuel  Turner 10  Aug., 

Thomas  M.  Alsup 17  Aug., 

Jackson  Ball 20  Aug. , 

Charles  W.  Rubey.- 20  Aug., 

William  F.  JlcCuUah 1  Sept., 

William  Monks 7  Sept., 

Robert  M.  Hayter 11  Stpt., 

First  Lieutenants. 

Isham  W.  Fanght 1  Nov.,  63 

Thomas  G.  Smith 1  Nov., 

John  W.  Boyd 1  Nov., 

James  M.  Agnew 1  Nov. , 

Samuel  A.  Harshbarger 3  Dec, 

Samuel  Turner,  R.  Q.  M 1  Feb.,   64 

Stephen  L.  Wiles 1  Apr., 

Asa  S.  Coffman.  - 1  June, 

William  James 3  June, 

Thomas  Bei-m 15  July, 

George  Graves,  iZ.  C.  S 17  Aug., 

Richard  D.  Mayes 20  Aug. , 

John  P.  Mnllings 24  Aug., 

S.  McNeil  Johnson,  Adft 29  May,   65 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Newton  M.  Callaway 1  Nov. ,  63 

George  W.  O'Bannon 15  July,   64 

Joseph  A.  Bingaman 2  Aug., 

William  B.  Shields 10  Aug., 

William  J.  Duncan 17  Aug., 

Andrew  J.  Potter 24  Aug., 

John  A.  Gideons 1  Sept.. 

Marion  E.  Hazard 6  Jan.,    65 

Louis  C.  Withaup 9  Mar., 

Hamilton  B.  West 13  Mar., 

Surgeon. 
Fenton  Young,  jr 17  Aug.,  64 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
James  T.  Pirtle 23  Feb.,    65 

Chaplain. 


Casualties. 


Died,  (2.) 

First  Lieut.  John  V.  Hoover,  March  6,  1865,  of  disease. 
Second  Lieut.  Robert  E.   Johnson,  killed  by  guerillas 
May  18,  1865. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each : 
"Wright  Co.,"  wounded,  B  M..1.     "Dallas  Co.,"  (Co.  L,) /i:z7Ze<i,  E.  M.,  1.     "Booneville," 

killed,  E.  M.,  2.     "  Bio  Blue  River,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1.     "Little  Osage,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded, 

E.  M., 2.    "Big  Blue,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1. 


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MISSOURI    CAVALRY. 


STEWART'S  BATTALION. 

(Tliisbattalion  was  organized  at  St. Louis, 
Mo,,  in  September,  October,  and  No- 
vember, 1861,  to  serve  three  years.  The 
officers  were  mustered  out  of  service 
Februarj'  2,  1862,  and  the  enlisted  men 
transferred  to  other  Missouri,  Illinois, 
and  Iowa  organizations.) 

Major. 


Captains. 

JohnReiser 9  Nov.,  61 

Armand  Von  Schuabel,  a.  io.  rn. 
Michael  Sutter,  a.  w.  m. 

First  Lieiitenants. 

Siegmund  Romberg 9  Nov.,  61 

Simon  .Soudhelm,  a.  w.  m. 
Louis  Loesche,  a.  w.  m. 
Henry  Dorr,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Anton  Yerger 9  Nov.,  61 

Charles  Weiss,  a.  w.  m. 
Peter  Jacober,  a.  w.  m. 

Assistant  Siirgeen. 


Casualties. 


MISSOURI    CAVALRY. 


49 


CASS   COUNTY  HOME-ftUARD 
REaiMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  in  Caag 
connty,  Mo.,  in  June,  July,  and  Au- 
gust, 1861,  to  Berve  tliree  years.  It  was 
mustered  out  of  service  February  26, 
1862.) 

Colonel. 

Andrew  G.  Newgent 7  July,   61 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Thomas  J.  Mewhinney 6  Sept. ,  61 

Major. 
Abner  H.  Dean 27  June,  61 

Captains. 

George  "W.  Houts 27  June,  61 

Franklin  E.  Mil 27  June, 

Albert  J.  Briggs 27  June, 

Sandy  Lowe 27  June, 

Samuel  Jackson,  a.  w.  m. 
C.  J.  Lovejoy,  a.  w.  m. 
Benjamin  F.  Simpson,  a.  w.  m. 
Edward  H.  Hill,  a.  w.  m. 

First  Lieutenants. 

Isaac  S.  Garver,  Adft 27  June,  61 

Elisha  P.  Ri.gers,  R.  Q.  M 27  Juae, 

James  H.  Dunham 27  June, 

John  A.  Wells 27  June, 

George  Hume,  a.  w.  m. 
J.  W.  Stewart,  a.  w.  m. 
Barclay  Hall,  a.  w.  m. 
William  Robinson,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Cyrus  Campbell 27  June,  61 

Mathias  D.  Gosgett 27  June, 

George  B.  Rowan 9  July, 

David  B.  McMasters 10  July, 

George  Ellis,  a.  w.  m. 
Job  Robinson,  a.  w.  m. 
Duncan  Holaday,  a.  w.  m. 
Judson  S.  Paine,  a.  w.  m. 

Surgeon. 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
Jesse  H.  Warren 27  June,  61 

Cliaplain. 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (5.) 

Captain  Bradford  Lewis,  July  17,  1861. 

Captain  Irving  W'llley,  October  14,  1861. 

Second  Lieut.  William  L.  Johnson,  October  30,  1861. 

Surgeon  Mai  tin  J.  Holliday,  December  31,  1861. 

Chaplain  Louis  F.  Green,  December  18,  1861. 

Died,  (1.) 

Captain  Aaron  TAoroas,  killed  in  action  at  Independence, 
Mo.,  February  18,  1862. 

Deserted,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut.  James  Howcrton,  August  4,  1861. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"PARKERVirxE,"  (July  17,  1861,  Co.  D.)  kiapd.  E.  M.,  1.  "  Parkervili.e,"  (July  19,  1861,  A,  B, 
C,  and  E,)  A JWed,  E.  M.  2;  missing,  'E.M.,G.  "  Harrisonville,"  (A,  B.  C,  and  E,)  noloss.  "  JONES- 
BORO,'"  (B,  C,  D,  andE,)  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "Old  Randolph."  (E,)  no  loss.  "Butlkr,"  (A 
and  C)  no  loss.  "Johnstown,"  (C,)  no  loss.  "Grand  River,"  (C,)  no  loss.  "Dayton,"  (A,) 
no  loss.    "  Wadesburg,"  (A,)  MOK'tiierf,  E.  M.,2.    "Independence,"  i/iZcrf,  O.,  l. 


g 


50 


MISSOURI    CAYALRT. 


MAJOR  VAN  HORN'S  BATTALION. 

(This  battalion  vras  organized  at  Kansas 
City,  Mo.,  in  June,  July,  and  Augugt, 
1861,  to  serve  three  years,  and  attached 
to  a  regiment  designated  the  13th  regi- 
ment Missouri  infantry.  It  was  cap- 
tured and  paroled  at  Lexington,  Mo., 
September  20, 1861,  and  the  greater  por- 
tion of  the  enlisted  men  mustered  out  of 
service  October  29,  1861.  The  remain- 
ing members  were  consolidated  with 
the  13th  regiment  Missouri  infantry,  in 
December,  1861,  and  the  consolidated 
force  designated  the  25th  regiment  Mis- 
souri infantry.) 

Major. 
Robert  T.  Van  Horn,  a.  w.  m. 

Captains. 

*  William  von  Daun 24  June,  61 

■William  Millar 24  June, 

*  George  C.  Bingham 27  June, 

First  Lieutetiants. 

*  Frederick  IjOob 24  June,  61 

*  Daniel  Cahill 24  June, 

*  Henry  Spiers,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

'  Frederick  Klingler 24  June,  61 

*David  O'Neil 24  June, 

*  Theodore  S.  Case,  a.  id.  m. 


Casualties. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  battalion  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each : 

"Harrisonville,"  iJHed,  E. M.,  1 ;  toounded,0.,l.     "LEXINGTON." . 

*  Discharged  by  reason  of  consolidation. 
Note. — The  roster  of  officers  is  given  as  it  stood  on  the  day  of  consolidation. 


MISSOURI    CAVALRY. 


51 


MAJOR  BERRY'S  BATTALION. 

(This  battalion  was  organized  in  Upper 
MisBOuri  in  June,  July,  and  Angnat, 
1861,  to  serve  three  years.  It  was  mus- 
tered out  of  service  January  31  and 
February  1,  1862.) 

Major. 
M.  P.  Berry,  o.  v>.  m. 

Captains. 

Thomas  A.  Hughes,  a.  to.  m. 
George  Wakerlen,  a.  w.  m. 

*  George  H.  Rumbaugh,  a.  ie.  m. 
H.  P.  Hyde,  a.  to.  m. 

First  Lieutenant!. 

T.  C.  Tomlinson,  Adj't,  a.  te.  m. 
J.  H  Sloan,  a.  v>.  m. 
Nicholas  Schlopp,  a.  w.  m. 

*  Nathaniel  Shurtleff,  a.  ic.  m. 
W.  H.  Burke  ,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Oscar  F.  Brown,  a.  w.  m. 
George  Meyer,  a.  w.  m. 
E.  M.  Gillcrus,  a.  w.  m. 
W.  D.  McCain,  a.  w.  m. 

Surgeon. 
A.  F.  Ashley,  a.  w.  m. 


Casuai-tiis. 


List  of  battles  in  which  this  battalion  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each : 
"Lexington." 

*  Transferred  to  25th  regiment  Missouri  infantry. 


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MISSOURI    CAVALRY. 


FREMONT'S  BODY  GUARD. 

(This  battalion  was  organized  in  Aug^ust, 
1861,  at  Cincinnati,  Oliio,  and  St.  Louia, 
Mo.,  to  serve  three  yearg.  It  wag  raus- 
t-ored  out  of  service  Kovember  30, 1861.) 

Major. 
Charles  Zagonyi,  a.  w.  m. 

Captain. 
James  L.  Foley 20  Aug.,  61 

First  LietUenants. 

Joseph  M.  Keunedj'^ 20  Aug.,  61 

Napoleon  C.  G.  E.  Westerberg,  o.  w.  m. 
Loais  Vansteenkiste,  a.  w.  m. 
W.  S.  Newhall,  a.  id.  m. 

Second  LieiUenants. 

James  W.  Goff 12  Aug.,  61 

Isaac  B.  McLinn 20  Aug., 

Charles  Treechel,  a.  w.  m. 

Adolphus  Nauman,  Bait.  Q.  M..  a.  w.  m. 

Theodore  Majthenyi,  Bolt.  Adj't,  a.  w.  m. 

Assistant  Surgeon. 


Casualties. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  vrhich  this  battalion  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"SvRWaFlELT),"  killed,  E.  M.,  16,  wou7ided,  E.M.,  2-2 ;  missing,  E.  M.,  10. 


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53 


FRilMONT  KANGERS. 

(This  battalion  was  organized  at  Cape 
Girardeau,  Mo.,  in  August,  1861,  to 
serve  three  years.  It  wa?  mustered 
out  of  service  January  25, 1862.) 

Major. 
Daniel  Abbey 1  Aug.,  61 

Captains. 
First  Lieutenants. 


Second  Lieutenants. 
Assistant  Surgeon. 


Casualties. 

Resigned,  (1.) 
Captain  John  T.  Burk,  September  22,  1861. 

Deserted,  (3.) 

First  Lieut.  Tivis  B.  Walker,  December  10,  1861. 
Second  Lieut.  William  Buchanan,  December  10,  1861. 
Second  Lieut.  Nathan  Leckey,  December  10,  1861. 


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MISSOURI    CAVALRY. 


SOBOLASKFS  INDEPENDENT  COM- 
PANY OF  LANCERS. 

(This  company  was  organized  at  Benton 
Barracks,  Mo.,  in  November  and  De- 
cember, 1861,  to  serve  three  years.  It 
was  mustered  out  of  service  January 
34,1862.) 

Captain. 

Lucag  Sobolaski,  a.  w.  m. 

First  Lieutenant, 


Second  Lieutenant. 


Casualties. 


MISSOURI    CAVALRY. 


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FIRST  BATTALION  MISSISSIPPI 
MARINE  BRIGADE. 

(This  battalion  was  organizecl  at  Benton 
Barracks,  Mo.,  in  January  and  Febru- 
ary, 1863,  to  serve  three  years.  It 
was  consolidated  with  the  l8t  infantry, 
Mississippi  Marine  Brigade,  in  August, 
1864.) 

Major. 

Captains. 

John  R.  Crandall 14  Jan.,    63 

Oscar  F.  Brown 19  Jan., 

First  LimlenarUt. 
G.  C.  Doane -23  Mar.,  64 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Richard  S.  Ellett 8  Sept,  63 

George  Wathan,  a.  to.  m. 

Assistant  Surgeon. 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (1.) 

Captain  J.  M.  Brown.  December  16,  1863,  to  Lieut.  Col- 
onel 57th  U.  S.  C.  T. 

Resigned,  (4.) 

First  Lieut.  Stephen  S.  Cole,  August.  12,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Samuel  Carlisle,  October  20,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Charles  W.  Pollock,  May  8,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  John  Warren,  June  16,  1863. 

Discharged,  (4.) 

Major  James  M.  Hubbard,  January  27,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Frank  W.  Hanscom,  August  12,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Martin  V.  Owen,  October  17,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Josep/i  Wicoff,  March  21,  1864. 

Died,  (3.) 

Captain  William  H.  Wright,  July  1,  1863,  of  wounds  re- 
ceived in  action. 

Second  Lieut.  LeRoy  Mayne,  drowned,  April  9,  1863. 

Second  Lieut.  James  Kirk,  January  25,  1864,  of  wounds 
received  in  action. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  battalion  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each : 

"LITTLE  RorK  LiXSDlSG,"  killed,  E.M.,  1;  wounded,  E,  M.,  1.  "BEAVER  DAM  LAKE,"  iti'Werf, 
E.  M.,  3;  wounded,  E.  M.,  12;  missing,  E.  M.,  2.  "RiCH.MOKD."  (C  and  D,)  no  loss.  "  Bayou 
Tensas,"  (D,)  wounded,  O.,  1.    "Rodney," (Dec.  17, 1863,  T>,)killed,  E.M.,  1.    " Fayettevtlle," 

A,)  no  loss.  "Port  Gibson,"  (Dec.  26,  1863,  A,)  no  loss.  "Fort  de  Russey,"  (A,)  no  loss. 
"(JRAND  Gulf,"  (Jan.  16,  1864,  D,)  wounded,  O.,  1.  "Grand  Golf,"  (Jan.  18,  1864,  C,)  wounded, 
E.  M.,  1;  missing,  E.  M.,  2.  "RODNEY,"  (March  4,  1864,  D,)  killed,  E.  M.,  2;  wounded,  E.  M.,  3. 
"Lake  Chicot,"  (A  and  D.)  killed,  E.  M.,  1.    "Coleman's  Plantation,"  (B,)  killed,  E.  M.,  l. 

'Port  Gibson,"  (July  7,  1864,  B,)  killed,  E.  M.,  1. 


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FIRST  REGIMENT. 

(ThiR  regiment  was  organized  at  St.  Loois 
and  Boonville,  Mo.,  June  10,  II.  and 
12,  1861,  as  the  let  regiment  Miflnouri 
infantry,  to  serve  three  years',  and  its 
designation  cnanged  to  1st  regiment 
MiHsouri   liglit  artillery  September  1, 

1861.  A  detachment  of  men  enliwted 
for  the  regular  army  in  1860  and  1861 
wag  transferred  to  this  regiment  in  Sep- 
tember, )861,  aa  batteries  L  and  M. 
Battery  C  was  disbanded  in  Septem- 
ber, 1861,  I  and  L  in  January,  1862, 
and  B  in  April,  1862,  and  the  members 
tranBfen-ed  to  the  remaining  batteries. 
Mnnu's  independent  battery,  Missouri 
light  artillery,  organized  at  St.  Louis, 
Mo.,  from  November  4,  1861,  to  Feb- 
ruary 14,  1862,  was  assigned  to  this 
regiment  in  August,  1862.  as  battery 
C;  battery  A,  Micsnuri  artillery  bat- 
talion, organized  at  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  .Sep- 
tember 2i5,  1861,  to  serve  three  years, 
was  assigned  in  December,  1862,  aa  bat- 
tery B ;  Buel's  independent  battery, 
Missouri  light  artillery,  organized  at 
St.  Louis,  Mo.,  July  12,  1861,  to  serve 
three  years,  was  assigned  in  Auguat, 
1662,  as  battery  I;  and  company  A, 
Schofield's  light  artillery,  organized  at 
St.  Louis,  Mo.,  July  25,  1862,  to  serve 
three  years,  was  assigned  in  October, 

1862,  as  battery  L.  Battery  E  was 
mustered  out  in  June,  1864,  by  reason 
of  expiration  of  term  of  service.  Com- 
pany C,  Segebarth's  Pennaylvaniaartil- 
iery,  organized  at  Philadelphia,  Pa., 
from  September  22  to  December  26, 
1862,  to  serve  three  years,  was  assigned, 
September  14,  1864,  as  battery  E.  Bat- 
tery I  was  mustered  out  June  30,  1864, 
by  reason  of  expiration  of  term  of  ser- 
vice. On  the  expiration  of  the  term  of 
service  of  battery  D  the  original  mem- 
bers (except  veterans)  were  mustered 
out,  and  the  organization,  composed  of 
veterans  and  recruits,  retained  in  ser- 
vice until  April  11,  186.5,  when  it  was 
consolidated  with  battery  C  ;  and  on 
the  expiration  of  the  terms  of  service 
of  the  remaining  batteries  the  original 
members  (except  veterans)  were  mus- 
tered out,  and  the  organizations,  com- 
posed of  veterans  and  recruits,  retained 
in  service.  They  were  mustered  out 
by  batteries  ot  different  dates  from  June 
16  to  August  23,  1865.) 

Colonel. 
Warren  L.  Lothrop,  B.  a. -.21  Oct.,    62 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Albert M.PoweU,ffii!ir.5p.,3S.g.21  Oct.,    62 

Majcn-s. 

Thomas  D.  Maurice 1  Jan.,    63 

Charles  Maun 4  Nov., 

Frederick  Welker 3  Nov.,  64 

Brev.Lt.Col.an6.Bre'e.Col.r3Miir.,lS65.) 

*  Appointed  Major  17tli  regiment  U.  S.  infantry. 


Casualties. 

Promoted,  (5.) 

Colonel  Frank  P.  Blair,  jr.,  Auguat  7,  1862,  to  Brigadier 

(reneral. 
Lieut.  Colonel  James  Totten,  1!M.  ^.,  B.  3.,  February  19, 

1862,  to  Brigadier  General  Missouri  State  militia. 
Mnjnr  John  M.  Schofield,  WSi.  ^.,  38.  9.,  November  21, 

1861,  to  Brigadier  General. 
Major  Nelson  Cole,  October  4,  1863,  to  Lieut.  Colonel  2d 

regiment  Missouri  light  artillery. 
Assistant   Surgeon  Edward  L.   Feehan,   December  17, 

1862,  to  Surgeon  10th  regiment  Missouri  cavalry. 

Transferred,  (1.) 

First  Lieut.  Byron  M.  Callender,  Adft,  June  5,  1862,  to 
battery  G. 

Resigned,  (3.) 

Colonel  John  V.  Dubois.  S®.  ^.,  B.  3.,  October  14, 1862. 
Major  David  Murphy,  July  10,  1863. 
Chaplain  Joseph  Brooks,  November  1,  1862. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (1.) 
Major  George  H.  Stone,  June  10,  1864. 

Discharged,  (5.) 

*  Lieut.  Colonel  George  L.  Andrews,  October  4,  1861. 
Major  Joh7i  S.  Cavender,  August  26,  1862. 
Surgeon  Florence  M.  Cornyn,  October  9,  1862. 
Surgeon  William  Hill,  February  7,  186.3. 
Chaplain  William  A.  Pile,  March  1,  1862. 

Missing,  (1.) 

First  liieut.  Herbert  M.  Draper,  R.  Q.  M.,  since  August 
31,  1861. 


MISSOURI    LIGHT    ARTILLERY. 


57 


Surgeon. 

AssistaTU  Surgeons. 

Chaplain. 


BATTERY    A. 

Captain. 
Stillman  O.  Fish 1  Feb.,  63 

First  Lieutena7it. 
EliuhaCole U  Oct.,    63 

Second  Lieutenants. 


BATTERY   B,  (FIEIST.) 

Captain. 
'  Thosnais  D.  Maurice 10  June,  61 

First  LievXenants. 


Second  Lieutenant. 
tJohnH.  Hogan 3  Oct., 


62 


BATTERY  B,  (SECOND.) 
Captain. 


63 


First  Lieutenant. 
I  Adolpliua  Stauber 1  May, 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Ferdinand  "Wallendy 1  May,    63 


Casualties. 

Promoted,  (4.) 

Captain  Frajicis  H.  Manler,  August  31,  1862,  to  Colonel 

3"2d  regiment  Missouri  infantry. 
Captain  George  W.  Scliofield,  March  9,  1864,  to  Lieut. 

Colonel  2d  regiment  Missouri  light  artillery. 
First  Lieut.  Henry  Heecock,  January  31,  1862,  to  Captain 

battery  G. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  M.  Callahan,  January  26,  1865,  to 

Captain  battery  H. 

Transferred,  (1.) 

Second  Lieut.  John  B.  Shepherd,  February  23,  1865,  to 
battery  M. 

Resigned,  (3.) 

Captain  William  Fuchs,  June  25,  1861. 

First  Lieut.  William  A.  Gordon,  July  21,  1861. 

Second  Lieut.  Ernest  W.  Decker,  October  1,  1861. 

Died,  (1.) 

First  Lieut.  Thomas  Mitchell,  killed  by  the  explosion  of 
the  steamer  City  of  Madison,  August  12,  1863. 

Casualties. 


Promoted,  (1.) 

Second  Lieut.  John'L.  Matthaei,  September  — ,  1861,  to 
First  Lieut,  battery  G. 

Transferred,  (4.) 

First  Lieut.  Benjamin  Tannrath,  January  31,   1862,   to 

battery  H. 
First  Lieut.  A.  R.  Smith,  January  — ,  1862,  to  battery  G. 
Second   Lieut.  John  H.    Conant,  January   31,   1862,   to 

battery  H. 
Second  Lieut.  Cyrus  L.   Edwards,  January  31,  1862,  to 

battery  H. 

Casualties. 

Promoted,  (1.) 

Firet  Lieut.  Lawrence  Jacoby,  August  9, 1864,  to  Captain 
iBt  battery  Indiana  light  artillery. 


Resigned,  (4.) 

First  Lieut.  Charles  Zipf,  December  16,  1861. 
First  Lieut.  Friedr  JVaizenegger,  March  27,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Louis  Lehman,  December  4,  1861. 
Second  Lieut.  Henry  Bencke,  November  23,  1862. 
Transferred  to  battery  K,  April,  1862.  t  Transferred  to  battery  G. 

X  Transferred  to  battery  F,  May,  1865. 


58 


MISSOURI   LIGHT  ARTILLERY. 


Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (L) 

Captain  Martin  Welfley,  September  30,  1864. 

Discharged,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut.  Andrew  HiU,  Becember  3,  1864. 

Missing,  (1.) 

. 

First  Lieut.  Clemens  RoBuberg,  eince  December  31,  1861. 

BATTERY   C,  (FIRST.) 

Casualties. 

Captain. 

'  George  H.  Stone,  a.  to.  m. 

First  Lieutenants. 

A.  Finklenburg,  a.  w.  m. 
t  John  H.  Tiemeyer,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenant. 

I  CharleB  M.  Callahan,  u.  w.  m. 

BATTERY   C,  (SECOND.) 

Casualties. 

Captain. 

John  L.  Matthaei 17  Jan.,   64 

Promoted,  (I.) 

First  Lietaenants. 

Captain  CharleB  Mann,  November  4,  1863,  to  Major. 

Resigned,  (2.) 

Secon  d  Lieutenant. 
George  H.Suhl 1  Dec,  64 

First  Lieut.  Maurice  Saal,  February  17,  1862. 
Firiit  Lieut.  Edward  Brotzmann,  January  28,  1863. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (2.) 

First  Lieut.  Wendolin  Meyer,  August  26,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Clemens  Goedde,  December  17,  1S64. 

• 

Died,  (1.) 

First  Lieut.  Edward  Schuster,  April  6,  1862,  of  woundl 
received  in  action  at  Pittsburg  Landing,  Tenn. 

BATTERY  D. 

Casualties. 

Captain. 

5  Byron  M.  Callender 1  Sept. ,  64 

Promoted,  (2.) 

First  Lieutenants. 
Second  Lieutenants. 

First  Lieut.  Stillman  0.  Fish,  February  1,  1863,  to  Cap 

tain  battery  M. 
Second  Lieut.  George   W.  Cutler,  May  22,  1863,  to  Firit 

Lieut,  battery  I,  (second.) 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (2.) 

Captain  Henry  Richardson,  June  30,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Frank  White,  June  30,  1864. 

Discharged,  (2.) 

First  Lieut.  Fulton  H.  Johnston,  May  25,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  George  S.  Nash,  February  9,  1863. 

*  Transferred  to  battery  K. 
t  Transferred  to  battery  M. 


X  Transferred  to  battery  A. 

§  Discharged  by  reason  of  consolidation. 


MISSOURI   LIGHT   ARTILLERY. 


59 


BATTERY  E,  (FIRST.) 

Casualties. 

Captain. 

JoiephB.  Atwater 16  Oct, 

6.3 

Promoted,  (3.) 

First  Lieutenant. 
Edward  S.  Rowland,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenant. 

Captain  Nelson  Cole,  August  12,  1863,  to  Major. 

First  Lieut.  John  L.  Woods,  November  15,  1862,  to  Cap- 
tain and  A.  Q.  M. 

First  Lieut.  Joseph  Foust,'  May  26,  1863,  to  Captain 
battery  F. 

Discharged,  (2.) 

Abrom  S.  Hoagland 21  May, 

63 

First  Lieut.  Cynis  L.  Edwards,  November  2,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Robert  Armstrong,  April  — ,  1863. 

Missing,  (1.) 

First  Lieut.  Lucien  J.  Barnes,  since  October  31,  1862. 

BATTERY  E,  (SECOlfD.) 

Casualties. 

Captain. 

Edmund  H.  Nichols 14  Oct , 

64 

First  Lieutenant. 

Robert  L.  Crouch 16  Oct., 

64 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Hugrh  J.  Randolph 1  Nov. , 

64 

Andrew  J.  Gibson,  a.  w.  m. 

BATTERY  F. 

Casualties. 

Captain. 

Joseph  Foust 26  May, 

63 

Promoted,  {6.) 

First  Lieutenant. 
Adolphue  Stauber 1  May, 

63 

Captain  David  Murphy,  April  1,  1863,  to  Major. 

First  Lieut.  James  Marr,  November  22,  1862.  to  Captain 
battery  M. 

Firnt  Lieut.  John  L.  Matthaei,  January  17,  1864,  to  Cap- 
tain battery  C,  (second.) 

First  Lieut.  William  Arthur,  January  2,  1864,  to  Captain 
battery  G,  2d  regiment  Missouri  light  artillery. 

First  Lieut.  John  H.  Hogan,  August  6,  1864,  to  Captain 
let  regiaient  Alabama  cavalry. 

Second  Lieut.  Byron  M.  Callender,  January  1,  1862,  to 
First  Lieut,  and  Adj't. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
LooiB  Dorman 1  July, 

63 

Transferred,  (1.) 

Second  Lieut.  Edward  S.  Rowland,  May  30,   1863,  to 
battery  E,  ffirst.) 

Resigned,  (2.) 

Second  Lieut.  George  Meyers,  September  3, 1861. 
Second  Lieut.  Siegmund  Sallman,  January  20,  1865. 

Discharged,  (1.) 

First  Lieut.  Frank  A.  Howard,  April  2,  1862. 

Died,  (1.) 

Captain  Carey  Gratz,  killed  in  action  at  Wilson's  Creek, 
Mo.,  August  10,  1661. 

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MISSOURI    LIGHT   ARTILLERY. 


BATTERY   O. 

Captain. 

First  Lieutenant. 
Lorenzo  D.  Immill 3  Sept. ,  63 

Second  Lieutenants, 

John  Miller 6  May,   63' 

Joseph  L.  FoUett 1  Sept., 


BATTERY   H. 

C'iptain. 

CharleB  M.  Callahan 26  Jan., 

First  Lieutenants. 

John  F.  Bruuner 14  June, 

Djnma  McCarthy 21  Oct., 

Second  Lieutenants. 

^pih  Calhoun 30  Aug., 

John  L.  Bascom 23  Oct., 


65 


64 


64 


BATTERY  I,  (FIRST.) 
Captain. 

First  Lieutenants. 

*  David  Murphy 10  June,  61 

*  John  L.  Matthaei,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
t  M.  E.  Miller,  a.  w.  m. 

*  Transferred  to  battery  P. 


Casualties. 

Promoted,  (3.) 

Captain  .fohn  S.  Cavender,  November  21,  1861,  to  Major. 

Fir«t  Limit.  Frederick  Welker,  October  31,  1862,  to  Cap- 
lain  battery  H. 

Second  Lieut.  Charles  8.  Sheldon,  Aug:u8t  21,  1861,  to 
FirBt  Lieut,  battery  H.  ' 

Transferred,  (3.) 

First  Lieut.   .Tokn   L.  Matthaei,   December  22,  1861,  to 
battery  I,  (firHt.) 

First  Lieut.  Byron  M.  Callender,  September  23,  1862,  to 
battery  D. 

Second  Lieut.  John  H.  Hogan,  May  4,  1863,  to  battery  H. 

Resigned,  i2.j 
Fir.st  Lieut.  Gustavus  Schueler,  August  28,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Thomas  J.  Elam,  April  27,  1863. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (1.) 
Captain  Henry  Hescock,  April  1,  1865. 

Died,  (1.) 
Fir~t  rjeut.  B.  C.  M.  Taliaferro,  killed  in  action  at  Stone 
River,  Teun.,  December  31,  1862. 
Missing,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  A.  R.  Smith,  since  April  30,  1862. 

Casualties. 


Promoted,  (8.) 

Captain  Theodore  Yates,  August  5,  1861,  to  Captain 
U.  S.  army. 

Captain  Frederick  "Welker,  November  3,  1864,  to  Major. 

First  Lieut.  Francis  H.  Manter,  August  — ,  1861,  to  Cap- 
tain batterv  A. 

First  Lieut,  diaries  S.  Sheldon,  March  27,  1862,  to  Cap- 
tain buttery  I,  (second.) 

First  Lieut.  Benjamin  Tannrath,  September  1,  1862,  to 
Captain  battery  I,  (second.) 

Second  Lieut.  Thomas  Hynes,  August  1,  1861,  to  First 
Lieut,  battery  K. 

Second  Lieut.  Cyrus  L.  Edwards,  September  1,  1862,  to 
First  Lieut,  battery  E,  (first.) 

Second  Lieut.  John  H.  Hogan,  November  19,  1863,  to 
First  Lieut,  battery  F. 

Transfer-red,  (2  ) 

First  Lieut.  Lucien  J.  Barnes,  January  — ,  1862,  to  bat- 
tery E. 

First  Lieut.  John  O'Connell,  February  — ,  1863,  to  bat- 
tery K. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  John  H.  Conaut,  April  25,  1864. 

Casualties. 


Promoted,  (2.) 
Captain  Madison  Miller,  January  31,  1862,  to  Colonel  18th 

regiment  Missouri  infantry. 
Second  Lieut.  James  Marr,  September  2,  1861,  to  First 

Lieat.  battery  L,  (first.) 


t  Transferred  to  battery  M. 


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61 


BATTERY  I,  (SECOND.) 
Captain. 

First  Lieutenants. 

Second  LieutenaTits. 


BATTERY   K. 

Captain. 

James  Marr 6  Feb.,  63 

{Brevet  Major  3  June,  1865.) 

First  Lieutenants. 

John  O'Connell 1  Sept.,  62 

Thomas  D.Witt 1  Jan.,    64 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Charles  A.  Van  Horn 9  Apr.,  64 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (1.) 

First  Lieut.  Charles  H.  Thurber,  May  16,  1863,  to  Captain 
Ist  independent  battery  light  artillery,  Missouri  State 
militia. 

Resigned,  (4.) 

Captain  James  T.  Buel,  December  10,  1861. 

Captain  Charles  S.  Sheldon,  August  31,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Alexander  S.  Thurneck,  September!,  1861. 

First  Lieut.  Rudolph  Weber,  February  10,  1862. 

Mu-itered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (2.) 

Captain  Benjamin  Tannrath,  April  27,  1864. 
Second  Lieut  John  F.  Bruuner,  June  7,  1864.     (Recom- 
missioned  as  First  Litut.  battery  H,  June  14,  1864.; 

Discharged,  (3.) 

First  Lieut.  James  Keogh,  September  6,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Emil  Weber. ,  1861. 

Second  Lieut.  Thomas  C.  Groshon,  September  6,  1863. 

Died,  (2.) 

Captain  Robert  E.  Bulliss,  killed  in  action  at  Paris,  Tenn., 

March  10,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  George  W.  Cutler,  March  9,  1864,  of  disease. 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (5.) 

Captain  George  H.  Stone,  September  26,  1862,  to  Major. 
Captain  Thomas  D.  Maurice,  January  1,  1863.  to  Mnjor. 
Second  Lieut.  Andrew  M.  Brown,  October  24,  1861,  to 

First  Lieut,  l.^th  regiment  United  Stat-  8  infantry. 
Second  Lieut  John   O'Connell,   September  1,   1862,   to 

First  Lieut,  battery  H. 
Second  Lieut.  Thomas  D.  Witt,  January  1,  1864,  to  First 

Lieut,  battery  L. 

Transferred,  (3.) 

Captain  Stillman  O.  Fish,  February  15, 1864,  to  battery  A. 

Second  Lieut.  Charles  M.  Callahan,  September  — ,  1861, 
to  battery  C,  (first.) 

Second  Lieut.  Thomas  Mitchell,  January  — ,  1862,  to  bat- 
tery A. 

Resigned,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  Thomas  Hynes,  March  9,  1862. 

Discharged,  (2.) 

*  Captain  Patrick  E.  Burke,  December  17,  18C1. 
Second  Lieut.  Andrew  Hochstadler,  June  17,  1863. 

Died,  (1.) 

First  Lieut.  Robert  C.  Sloo,  August  12, 1861,  near  Spring- 
field, Mo. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 

First  Lieut.  Charles  Green,  December  22,  1864. 
'  Appointed  Captain  14th  regiment  U.  S.  infantry. 


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BATTERY  L,  (FIRST.) 
Captain, 

First  Lieutenant. 

*  James  Man- 2  Sept.,  61 

Second  Lieutenant. 

*  Byron  M.  Callender,  a.  w.  m. 


BATTERY  L,  (SECOND.) 

Captain, 

J.  W.  McMurray 1  Nov.,  6,3 

{Brev.Maj.a.Q&  Breo.Lt.  Col.Viila.v.,'55.) 

First  Lieutenant. 
JohnSteffens 13  Dec,  64 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Major  Allman 19  Aug.,  64 

George  Ude 13  Dec, 


BATTERY  M. 

Captain. 
John  H.  Tiemeyer 1  Oct.,    64 

First  Lieutenant, 
Richard  MoUencott 1  Dec. ,   64 

Second  Lieutenant. 
John  B.  Shepherd 6  Nov.,  63 


Casualties. 

Missings,  (1.) 
Captain  A.  M.  Randol,  since  October  31,  1861. 


Casualties, 


Promoted,  (1.) 

Captain  Frank  Backof,  October  9, 1863,  to  Major  2d  regi- 
ment Missouri  light  artillery. 

Transferred,  (1.) 

First  liieut.  Thomas  D.  Witt,  March  21,  1865,  to  bat- 
tery K. 

Resigned,  (1.) 

First  Lieut.  Joseph  Hoffman,  January  18,  1863. 

Discharged,  (1.) 

Second  Lieut.  Charles  Stierlin,  March  16,  1864. 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (3.) 

Captain  Albert  M.  Powell,  October  1,  1862,  to  Major. 

First  Lieut.  J.  JV.  McMurray,  November  1,  1863,  to  Cap- 
tain battery  L,  (second.) 

Second  Lieut.  M.  E.  Miller,  March  30,  1863,  to  Captain 
18th  regiment  Missouri  infantry. 

Transferred,  (2.) 

Captain  Stillman  O.  Fish,  January  24,  1863,  to  battery  K. 
Captain  James  Marr,  January  16,  1864,  to  battery  K. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"BOONVILLE,"  (Cos.  H  and  L,)  -wounded,  E.  M.,  6.  "Dug  SPRING,"  (July  25,  1861,  E,)  do 
loss.  "McOoLLOUGH's  STORE,"  (July  26,  1861,  E,)  no  loss.  "Dug  Spuing,"  (Aug.  2,  1861, 
A,  B,  C,  H,  and  K,)  no  loss.  "  McCOLLOUGH's  STORE,"  (Aug.  3,  1861,  A,  B,  C,  and  H,) 
no  loss.  "WILSON'S  Creek,"  killed,  O.  1,  E.  M.  66 ;  wounded,  O.  2,  E.  M.  210;  missing,  O.  2,  E.  M. 
6.  "FREDEniCKTOWN,"(A,)no  loss.  "  Fort  Donelson,"  (Batt'a  D,  H,  andK,)  wounded,  E.  M.,1. 
"Pittsburg  Landing,"  (C,  D,  H,  and  K,)  killed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded,  O.  2,  E.  M.  24.  "Paris," 
(1,)  killed,  O.,  1.  "Corinth,"  (May  5  to  30,  1862,  D,  H,  K,  and  M,)  no  loss.  "  FaRMINGTON," 
(G,)  wounded,  E.  M.,  4.  "SEARCY  Landing,"  (B,)  no  loss.  "Newtonia,"  (F.)  no  loss. 
''Bolivar,"  (A,) /ct'Hed,  E.  M.,  1;  missitig,  E.  M.,  I.  "lUKA,"  (M,)  no  loss.  "CORINTH,"  (Oct.  3 
and  4,  1862,  B,  H,  I,  K,  and  M,)  killed,  E.  M.,  6 ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  12.  "  Matamora,"  (C,)  wounded, 
E.  M.,  2.  " Toscumbia  River,"  (M,)  no  loss.  "Chaplin  Hills," (G,)  no  loss.  "  prairie  Grove," 
(E,  F,  and  L,)  killed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  2.  "BEAR  CREEK,"  (I,)  no  loss.  "STONE  RiVEB," 
(G,)  wounded,  E.  M.,  12;  missing,  E.  M.,  1.     "Tallahatchie  River,"  (I,)  no  loss.    ''  Cherokxe 

*  Transferred  to  battery  F. 


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Station,"  (I,)  Jdlled,  E.  M.,  l ;  wounded.  E.  M.,  1;  missive:,  E.  M.,  22.  "LITTLE  BEAR  CREEK," 
(I,)  no  loss.  "Jackson,"  (April  26,  1863,  E,)  no  loss.  "  WHITE  River,"  (E,)  no  loss.  "Town 
Creek,"  (I,)  no  loss.  "Bloomfield,"  (E,)no  loss.  "Francis  River,"  (E,)  no  loss.  "Port 
Gibson,"  (A,)  no  loss.  "Big  Black  River,"  (M,)  no  loss.  "Raymond,"  (M,)  no  loss.  "Jack- 
son," (May  14,  1863,  M,)  no  loss.  "  Champion  Hill,"  (A  and  M,)  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "Walnut 
Grove  Church,"  (G,)  no  loss.  "Siege  of  Vicksburg,"  (A,  B,  C,  E,  P,  and  M,)  killed,  E.  M., 
2;wounded,E.M.,4.  "RICHMOND,"  (E,)  no  loss.  "Keleha,"  (K,)  wounded,  E.  M.,  I.  "Atcha- 
falaya  River,"  (B,)  no  loss.  "Little  Rock,"  (K,)  no  loss.  "Sterling's  Plantation,"  (E,) 
killed,  E.  M.,  3;  wounded,  E.  M.,  3;  missing,  E,  M.,  12.  "  Chickamauga,"  (G,) /ci«ed,  E.  M., 
1;  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  "Salem,"  (I,)  no  loss.  "Bayou  Barbeaux,"  (A,)  no  loss.  "Baker's 
Creek,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "Mansfield,"  (A,)  no  loss.  "Cane  Creek,"  (M,)  no  loss. 
"Alexandria,"  (M.)  no  loss.  "Natchitoches,"  (A,)  no  loss.  "Yellow  Bayou,"  (M,)  no 
loss.  "Mansura,"  (May  14,  1864,  M,)  no  loss.  "Mansura,"  (May  17,  1864,  A,)  no  loss.  "MOR- 
GANZIA,"  (A,)  no  loss.  "Chattahoochie  River,"  (H,)  no  loss.  "Tupelo,"  (M,)  killed,  E.  M., 
1;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  5.  "Atlanta,"  (H,)  killed,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,  2.  "  JONES- 
BORO',"  (H,)  no  loss.  "Big  Shanty,"  (C,)  no  loss.  "Savannah,"  (H,)  wounded,  E.  M.,  2. 
"Mobile,"  (F,)  no  loss.    " Benton ville,"  (H,)  iBoimded,'E.M.,l.    "Spanish  Fort,"  (F,)  no  loss. 


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SECOND  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  St.  Lours, 
Mo.,  from  September  16  to  November 6, 
1861,  to  nerve  during  the  war.     It  con- 
sisted of   fifteen  batteries — twelve  of 
heavy  artillery  and  three  of  light — and 
was  known  as  the  1st  Missouri  Hrtlllery, 
United    States    Reserve    Corps.      Its 
designation  was  changed  to  the  2d  Mis- 
souri artillery  November  20,  1861,  and 
in  January,  1862,  the  number  of  bat- 
teries was  reduced  to  twelve  by  con- 
Bolidation ;   batteries  II  and  I  (heavy) 
and  B  (light)  having  been  broken  up. 
Batteries  K,  L,  and  M,  (heavy,)  and  A 
and  C,  (light,)  became  batteries  H,  I,  K, 
L,  and  M,  respectively.     All  members 
who  enlinted  prior  to   November  20, 
1861,  were  mu.stered  out  of  service  in 
August  and  September,  1863,  and  the 
remaining  members  consolidated  into  a 
battalion  of  five  batteries,  as  follows: 
Those  of  batteries  C  and  D  to  form  bat- 
tery A  ;  battery  B  to  retain  Its  organiza- 
tion ;  I  and  H  to  form  C  ;   A,  F,  G,  and 
K  to  form  D  ;  and  E,  L,  and  M  to  form 
E.    Landgraeber's  battery,  (horse  artil- 
lery,) organized  at  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Octo- 
ber 8,   1861,  to  serve  three  years,  was 
assigned  to  this  battalion  as  battery  F 
September  30,   1863.      Six   more  bat- 
teries were  organized  at  .St.  Loui-'.  Mo. , 
from  December  4,   1863,  to  February, 
1864,  to  serve  three  years,  and  assigned 
as  batteries  G,  H,  I,  K,  h,  and  M.    The 
heavy  batteries  were  equipped  as  light 
batteries    at    various    dates.      Ou    the 
expiration  of   the   term  of  service  of 
batteries  A,  B,  C,   D,  E,  and  P,   the 
original     members    (e.xcupt    veterans) 
were  mustered  out,  aud  the  organiza- 
tions,   composed   of  veterans   and  re- 
cruits, retained  in  service.     The  regi- 
ment was  mustered  out  of  service  by 
batteries,  at  different  dates,  as  follows: 
Battery  A,  August  24,  J86.5;   D.  E,  H, 
K,  and  L,  November  20,  186.5;  F,  .Au- 
gust 25,  1865;   G,  August  22,   186.5;   I, 
August  2-3,  1865 ;  and  B,  C,  and  M,  De- 
cember 20,  1865.) 

Colonel. 
Nelson  Cole 27  Feb.,    64 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

George  W.  Schofield 9  Mar.,  64 

{Brevet  CoZoraeZ  26  January,  1865.) 
{Brevet  Brig  Gen.  26  January,  1865.) 

Major. 
Clemens  Landgraeber 2  Apr.,  64 

Surgeon. 

Assistant  Surgeons. 

Chaplain. 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (4.) 

Colonel  Henry  Almstedt,  Augugt  27,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  John  J.  Witzig,  R.  Q.  M.,  December  9, 1861. 

Surgeon  Emil  Seeman,  February  11,  1863. 

Chaplain  Hugo  Krebs,  September  16,  1863. 

Discharged,  (7.) 

Lieut,  Colonel  Joseph  Weydemeyer,  September  21,  1863. 

Major  Theodore  Wilkins,  September  21,  1863. 

Major  Dominick  Urban,  October  2,  1863. 

Major  John  W.  Rabb,  August  26,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  John  Nicolay,  R.  Q.  M.,  April  21,  1862. 

Surgeon  John  B.  Poudrora,  September  12,  1864. 

Assistant  Surgeon  William  C.  Pinlaw,  February  2,  1865. 

Dismissed,  (2.) 

Major  Frank  Backof,  March  16,  1864. 

Assistant  Surgeon  John  Jacob  Schulte,  March  16,  1862. 


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BATTERY  a,  (FIKST.) 

Casualties. 

Captain. 

*  Michael  Laux 11  Oct., 

61 

Promoted,  (1.) 

First  Lievtenants. 
tCharles  Faist 11  Oct., 

61 

Second  Lieut.  William  Weydomeyer,  March  10, 1863,  to 
First  Lieut,  battery  L. 

JHenry  Troll U  Oct., 

Second  Lieutenant. 

5  Oswald  A.  Roessel,  o.  a.  m. 

« 

BATTERY  A,  (SECOND,) 

Casualties. 

Captain. 

Albert  Wachsman 20  Dec, 

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64 

First  Lieutenant. 
George  R.  Thome 26  Mar. 

Transferred,  (1.) 

Second  Lieut.  Julius  Hacltbarth,  January  29,  1864,  to 
battery  G. 

Second  Lieutenant, 
Leon  Ball 29  Aug. 

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Resigned,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut.  Benjamin  F.  Edwards,  July  5,  1864. 

Dischargtd,  (1.) 
Captain  John  B.  Strodtman,  February  16,  1864. 

Died,  (1.) 

First  Lieut.  John  Zepp,  drowned  in  Duck  river,  Tenn., 
December  23, 1864. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut.  August  Selkman,  April  28,  1865. 

battery  b,  (light.) 
Captain. 

First  LietUenant. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
IHenryElfen 5  Nov.,  61 


*  Discharged  September  28.  1863. 
t  Discharged  September  22.  1863. 
X  Transferred  to  battery  A,  (second.) 


Cashiered,  (1.) 
Captain  Henry  Troll,  October  6,  1864. 

Casualties. 


Risigned,  (2.) 

Captain  Alexander  S.  Thumeck,  December  19,  1861. 
First  Lieut.  Carl  Lindner,  November  20,  1861. 


Transferred  to  battery  B. 
Transferred  to  battery  M. 


5g 


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MISSOUEI   LIGHT   ARTILLERY. 


BATTERY   B,  (HEAVY.) 

Captain. . 
Morgan  Simonton 24  Nov.,  65 

First  Lieutenants. 

William  Brethold 24  Aug. ,  64 

Joseph  B.  Atwater 5  Dec, 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Hiram  L.  Kelley 12  Dec,  64 

Morris  W.  Kaue 24  July,    65 


BATTERY   C,  (FIRST.) 

Captain. 
*  William  Balz 17  Oct.,    61 

First  Lieutenants. 

t  Eugene  Alcan 16  Feb.,   6.3 

J  Harrison  A.  Gleim,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
§  Julius  Haokbarth 20  Oct.,    62 

BATTERY  C,  (SECOND.) 

Captain. 
William  Rinne 12  Dec.   65 

First  Lieutenant. 
Frederick  Schmitten 12  Dec,   65 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Robert  R.  Clarkson 13  Dec,  65 


BATTERY  D,  (FIRST.) 

Captain. 
II  Charles  P.  Meisner 14  Jan. ,    63 

First  Lieutenant. 
-  WjUiam  D.  Hoffman 11  July,   62 

Second  Lieutenant. 
tJohnZepp 8  July,   62 


*  Discharged  September  21,  1863. 
t  Transferred  to  battery  B. 
J  Transferred  to  battery  C. 


Casualties. 

Resigned,  (1.) 
Captain  Edward  Renisch,  June  24,  1862. 

Discliarged,  (5.) 
Captain  John  J.  Sutter,  September  18,  ISe.'J. 
First  Lieut.  Frederick  Klentz,  September  21,  1863. 
First  Lieut,  miliam  P.  Bartholin,  September  23,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Charles  Loewenstein,  September  21,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Oswald  A.  Roessel,  September  8,  1864. 

Dismissed,  (3.) 

First  Lieut.  Herman  Rogge,  December  14,  1862. 
Firdt  Lieut.  Eugene  Alcan,  August  23,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Thomas  Davies,  January  21,  1865. 


Casualties. 

Promoted,  (1.) 

Second  Lieut.  Charles  Schaerff,  October  17,  1862,  to  First 
Lieut,  battery  L 

Resigned,  (1.) 

First  Lieut.  George  Ost,  August  17,  1862. 

Discharged,  (1.) 

Second  Lieut.  Benjamin  Weber,  April  19,  1862. 


Casualties. 

Promoted,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut.  JohnZepp,  January  11, 1864,  to  First  Lieut, 
battery  A. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  ofttrm  of  service,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  Harrison  A.  Gleim,  January  25,  1865. 

Discharged,  (2.) 
Captain  Frederick  W.  Fuchs,  May  20,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Isaac  H.  Ferguson,  May  20, 1865. 


Casualties. 

Promoted,  (1.) 

First  Lieut.  Emil  Strodtraan,  June  21,  1862,  to  Lieut. 
Colonel  5th  regiment  Missouri  infantry. 

Resigned,  (2.) 

Captain  Martin  Lorenz,  December  19,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  Engau,  April  13,  1863. 

Discharged,  (2.) 
First  Lieut.  Franz  Stutz,  May  12,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Lorenz  Euglehom,  May  12,  1862. 

6  Transferred  to  battery  A. 

II  Discharged  September  14, 1863. 


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BATTERY  D,  (SECOND.) 

Captain. 
FrederickjW.VonBodungen.lS  Sept.,  64 

First  Lieutenant. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
JolmTraber 12  Sept.,  64 


BATTERY  E,  (FIRST.) 
Captain. 

First  Lieutenants. 

*  Emil  Holzbom 23  Feb.,  62 

*  Charles  Leistner,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
t 'William  Stender,  a.  w.  m. 


BATTERY  E,  (SECOND.) 

Captain. 
SamuelFlagg 13  May,   65 

First  Lieutenant. 
Louis  Holland 10  Apr.,  65 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Anthony  Boedicker 1  Apr. ,  64 


BATTERY  F,  (FIRST.) 
Captain. 

First  Lieutenant. 

*  Arnold  P.  Roetter 11  Oct.,    61 

Second  Lieutenant. 

*  Ferdinand  Feldkamp 15  June,  62 

*  Discharged  September  21, 1863. 


Casualties. 

Promoted,  (1.) 

Second  Lieut.  William  Brethold,  August  24, 1864,  to  First 
Lieut,  battery  B. 

Resigned,  (1.) 

First  Lieut.  Henry  Lohmann,  July  16,  1864. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (1,) 

First  Lieut.  Louis  Boedicker,  February  27,  1865. 

Dismissed,  (2.) 

Captain  Charles  Schaerff,  March  8,  1865. 

Second  Lieut.  Charles  W.  Howard,  December  10,  1863. 


Casualties. 

Promoted,  (1.) 

Second  Lieut.  William  P.  Bartholin,  March  10,  1863,  to 
First  Lieut,  battery  B. 

Resigned,  (1.) 

First  Lieut.  Rudolph  Ulrici,  July  20,  1863. 

Died,  (2.) 

Captain  Ernst  Menche,  August  1,  1862,  at  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Captain  Otto  Schwarz,  May  31,  1863. 


Casualties. 


Transferred,  (1.) 

First  Lieut.  William  Jackson,  December  21, 1864,  to  bat- 
tery G. 

Resigned,  (2.) 

Captain  Gustave  Stange,  April  22,  1865. 

Second  Lieut.  Charles  Hessel,  December  20, 1864. 

Discharged,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  Frederick  Hinrichs,  May  5,  1864. 

Dismissed,  (2.) 

First  Lieut.  Charles  Peetz,  December  21,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Van  Buren  S.  Reber,  December  21,  1863. 


Casualties. 

Resigned,  (1.) 
Captain  Henry  Duncker,  May  21,  1863. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  Bernhard  Kreinbaum,  March  24, 1863. 


t  Discharged  September  29,  1863. 


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MISSOURI   LIGHT   ARTILLERY. 


■  — 

BATTERY  F,  (SECOND.) 

CaptaiT^ 
Louis  Voelkner 7  Apr. ,  64 

First  Lieutenant, 
George  Echte 7  Apr.,  64 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Lewis  A.  Winn 16  May,  64 


BATTERY  G,  (FIRST.) 

Captain. 
*  John  E.  Strodtman 23  Jan.,   63 

First  Lieutenavts. 

tWilliam Rinne 23  Feb.,   62 

J  Louis  Boedicker,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
§  Christian  Schaerff 23  Feb.,   62 


BATTERY  G,  (SECOND.) 

Captain. 
William  Jackson 6Mar.,  65 

First  Lieutenant. 
Julius  Hackbarth 22  July ,   64 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Robert  D.  O.  Nicholson 26  Apr.,   65 


BATTERY  H,  (FIRST.) 

Captain. 
II  Paul  Holzscheiter 30  Oct.,    61 

First  Lieutenant. 
JPranz  Stntz 30  Oct.,    61 

Second  Lieutenant. 

1[  John  Puff 30  Oct.,    61 

*  Transferred  to  battery  A. 
t  Transferred  to  battery  C. 
f  Transferred  to  battery  D. 


Casualties. 

Promoted,  (1.) 
Captain  Clemens  Landgraeber,  March  31,  1864,  to  Major 

Resigned,  (6.) 

First  Lieut.  Christian  Raub,  December  1,  1861. 
First  Lieut.  Fred.  W.  Von  Buelow,  January  8,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Henry  VOlkner,  June  21,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  John  Gassen,  October  3,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Anthony  Kilb,  March  — ,  1863. 
Second  Lieut,  John  N.  Siegel,  January  8,  1862. 

Discharged,  (3.) 

Captain  R.  Von  Pfenninghausen,  April  30,  1862. 
Second  Lieut,  L.  IV.  Schneider,  June  3,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Charles  Wimpf,  May  8,  1863. 


Casualties. 

Promoted,  (1.) 

Second  Lieut.  John  J.  Sutter,  October  18,  1862,  to  Cap- 
tain battery  B. 

Transferred,  (2.) 

First  Lieut.  Herman  Heimbach,  February  23,  1862,  to 
battery  L. 

Second  Lieut.  Charles  W.  Howard,  June  6,  1863,  to  bat- 
tery K. 

Resigned,  (1.) 

Captain  Frederick  Sikemier,  August  16,  1862. 


Casualties. 

Promoted,  (1.) 

Second  Lieut.  Louis  Holland,  March  23,  1865,  to  Pint 
Lieut,  battery  E. 

Transferred,  (1.) 

Second  Lieut.  George  R.  Thome,  January  29,  1864,  to 
battery  A. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (1.) 
Captain  William  Arthur,  January  17,  1865. 


Casualties. 


5  Discharged  September  28,  1863. 
(1  Discharged  March  20,  1862. 
It  Transferred  to  battery  H. 


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BATTEKY  H,  (SECOND.) 

Captain. 

*  Frederick  Lohman 6  Nov.,  61 

First  Lieutenant. 
t  Henry  Lohman 6  Nov.,  61- 

Second  Lieutenant. 

*  John  Puff 30  Oct.,    61 


BATTERY  H,  (THIRD.) 

Captain. 
William  C.  F.  Montgomery..  16  Dec,   63 

First  Lieutenants. 

JMorgan  Simonton 15  June,  64 

Philip  Smiley 2  July, 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Thomaa  W.  Montgomery 16  Dec,   63 


BATTERY  I,  (FIRST.) 

Captain. 
5  Conrad  Pfister 17  Oct.,    61 

First  Lieutenant. 
II  Charles  Leistner 17  Oct. ,    61 

Second  Lieutenant. 
UJohnMUUer 17  Oct.,    61 


BATTERY  I,  (SECOND.) 

Captain. 
-*  Frederick  W.  Fuchs 4  Nov.,  61 

First  Lieutenants. 

t  Charles  Schaerff 17  Oct.,    62 

II  Frederick  Hinrichs 17  Oct., 

Second  Lieutenant. 
tt Charles  Saretedt 6  Dec,   62 


Casualties. 

Transferred*  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  Emil  Holzbom,  June  1, 1863,  to  hattery  E. 


Castjalties. 

Promoted,  (1.) 

First  Lieut.  Ephraim  Confare,  February  20, 1864,  to  Cap- 
tain battery  K. 


Casualties. 


Casualties. 

Promoted,  (2.) 

First  Lieut.  George  Hauck,  July  14,  1862,   to  Captain 

battery  K. 
First  Lieut.  Otto  Schwarz,  October  17,  1862,  to  Captain 

battery  E. 

Resigned,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut.  Richard  A.  Phelan,  September  26,  1862. 


*  Discharged  September  21,  1863. 

t  Transferred  to  battery  D. 

I  Reeommisgioned  as  Captain  battery  B  November  24,  1865. 

§  Discharged  February  1,  1862. 

[|  Transferred  to  battery  E. 

i\  Discharged  by  reason  of  consolidation  January  13,  1862. 

**  Transferred  to  battery  C. 

ft  Discharged  October  3,  1863. 


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MISSOURI   LIGHT   ARTILLERY. 


BATTERY  I,  (THIRD.) 

Captain, 
Stephen  H.  Julian 10  Jan.,    64 

First  Lieutenanti. 

Noble  P.  Davig 10  Jan.,    64 

Phillip  Lynch 2  July, 

Second  Lieutenants. 

William  J.  Williams 7  Mar. ,  64 

George  J.  Rabb 30  Mar.,  65 


BATTERY  K,  (FIRST.) 

Captain. 


First  Lieutenants. 

'  Charles  Peetz,  a.  id.  m. 
t  T.  S.  Clarkson,  a.  to.  m. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
*  Charles  W.  Howard 25  Aug.,  62 


BATTERY  K,   (SECOND.) 

Captain. 
Edward  S.  Rowland 6  July,  64 

First  Lieutenant. 
Abram  S.  Hoagland 6  Jan.,    65 

Second  Lieutenant. 
James  A.  Ferran 15  May,   65 


BATTERY  L,  (FIRST.) 
Captain. 


First  Lieutenants. 

5  William  Waldschmidt 16  Sept.,  61 

II  William  Weydemeyer 24  Mar.,  63 

Second  Lieutenants. 

II  Otto  L.  WuUweber 26  Sept.,  62 

;FrederickW.VonBodungen21  Mar.,  63 


Casualties. 

Resigned,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut.  George  A.  Orr,  July  9,  1864. 

Died,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  Lazarus  J.  Phillips,  killed  in  action  at  Pern- 
bescott'g  Bayou,  April  7,  1864. 


Casualties. 

Promoted,  (1.) 

Captain  Charles  Elliot,  June  2,  1862,  to  Major  5th  reg- 
ment  Missouri  infantry. 

Resigned,  (1.) 
Captain  George  Hauck,  July  5,  1863. 

Discharged,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  Joseph  Gerviner,  May  12,  1862. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  Louis  Hoffjtetter,  January  38,  1863. 

Casualties. 


Resigned,  (4.) 

Captain  Ephraim  Confare,  July  7,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  James  A.  Cogle,  August  20,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  William  C.  Winfrey,  June  15,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Charles  Kronshagen,  January  28,  1865. 

Discharged,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  Owen  B.  HoUoman,  August  26,  1864. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut.  David  Rasure,  September  5,  1864. 

Casualties. 


Resigned,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut.  Rudolph  Haeseler,  February  21,  1863. 

Discharged,  (1.) 

Second  Lieut.  John  Traber,  April  19,  1862. 

Died,  (2.) 

First  Lieut.   Herman    Heimbach,    October  8,   1862,   of 

ditiease. 
Second  Lieut.  George  Reinhardt,  July  5,  1862. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
Captain  George  Riemann,  July  30,  1863. 


*  Transferred  to  batt«ry  E. 

1  Discharged  by  reason  of  consolidation. 

J  Transferred  to  battery  D. 


S  Discharged  September  22,  1863. 
II  Discharged  September  21,  1863. 


MISSOURI    LIGHT   ARTILLERY. 


71 


BATTERY   L,  (SECOND.) 

CASDALTIES. 

Captain. 

Junius  W.  McMurray 21  July, 

65 

Promoted,  (1.) 

Fiist  Lieutenant. 
John  H.  Kendall 15  Jan. , 

Second  Lieutenant. 

65 

First  Lieut.  Albert  Wachsman,  December  23,  1864,  to 
Captain  battery  A. 

Resigned,  (1.) 

Captain  Charles  Thurber,  May  15,  1865. 

Isaac  W.  Levistein 15  Jan., 

65 

BATTERY   M,  (FIRST.) 

Casualties. 

Captain. 
*  finRtttve  Stanee 4  Nov.. 

61 

Resigned,  (3.) 

First  Lieutenant. 

First  Lieut.  Rudolph  Van  Poser,  April  4,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Henry  Elfen.  July  14,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Peter  Tinges,  August  19,  1863. 

Second  Lieutenant. 

*  Van  Buren  S.  Rcber 4  Nov., 

61 

BATTERY  M,  (SECOND.) 

Casualties. 

Captain. 

Napoleon  Boardman 29  Feb., 

64 

Promoted,  (1.) 

First  Lieutenant. 

First  Lieut.  Samuel  Flagg,  May  13,  1865,  to  Captain  bat- 
tery E. 

Transferred,  (1.) 

Second  Lieut.  Isaac  H.  Ferguson,  June  16,  1864,  to  bat- 
tery C. 

Thomas  H.  Jones 30  Mar., 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Alfred  Mott 20  Apr., 

65 
65 

List  of  battles,  ifec,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"BENTONVILLE,"  (battery  P,)  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "LEETOWN,"  (P,)  killed,  E.  M.,  3;  wounded, 
E.  M.,6;  missing,  E.  M.,  7.  "PEA  RlDGE,"  (F,)  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "MOUNTAIN  STORE,"  (L,) 
no  loss.  "Bloo.mfield,"  (E,)  ij7icd,  E.  M.,  2.  "  CHICKASAW  Bayou,"  (P,>  no  loss.  "Chicka- 
saw Bluffs,"  (P,)  no  loss.  "  Hartsville,"  (L,)  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "Cape  Girardeau,"  (D 
andL  )  no  loss.  "RaY.MOND,"  (F,)  killed,  E.  M.,  1.  "SlEGEOF  ViCKSUURG,"  (F,)  killed.  E.  M.,  1; 
wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  I.  "Resaca,"  (May  14  and  15,  1864,  F,)  killed,  E.  M,,  1.  "  KeNESAw 
Mountain,"  (F,)  no  loss.  "Clarendon,"  (b,)  no  loss.  "Pikbsville,"  (D,)nolos8.  "Atlanta," 
(P,)ftiHed,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "MEMPHIS,"  (G,)  wounded,  E.  M.,  2.  " JONESBORO'," 
(P,)  no  loss.  "Augusta,"  (D,)  no  loss.  "Pilot  Knob,"  (H,)  killed,  E.  M.,  4  ;  waunded,  E.  M.,  2. 
"Leasburg,"  (H,)  no  loss.  "Jefferson  City,"  (B,  C,  andL,)  no  loss.  "  Russellville,"  (H,) 
nolofis.  "California,"  Mo.,  (H  and  L,)  no  loss.  "Boonevii.le,"  (H,)  no  loss.  "Resaca," 
(October  12  1864,  F,)  no  loss.  "INDEPENDENCE,"  fH  and  L,)  no  loss.  "BIG  BLUE  River,"  (H 
and  L,)  no  loss.  "LITTLE  OsAGE,"  (L,)  no  loss.  "Newtonia,"  (H.)  no  loss.  "Nashville," 
(A  and  I,)  killed,  E.  M.,  1. 

*  Transferred  to  battery  E. 


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MISSOURI   LIGHT   ARTILLERY. 


INDEPENDENT  BATTERIES. 

a  FIRST  BATTERY   STATE  MILITIA. 

(This  battery  was  organized  at  Independ- 
ence, Mo.,  May  6,  18()2,  to  serve  during 
the  war  in  Missouri.  It  was  disbanded 
and  the  members  transferred  to  the  2d 
regiment  Missouri  light  artillery  Jan- 
uary 17,  1864.) 

Captain. 
Charles  H.  Thurber 13  May,    63 

First  Lieutenant. 
Albert  Wachsman 13  May,   63 

Second  Lieutenant, 
'  Bennett  F.  Newgent,  a.  w.  m. 


b  KOWALD'S  BATTERY. 

(This  battery  commenced  recruiting  in 
Angust,  ISfil.  to  serve  three  years;  but 
failing  to  complete  its  orgauization, 
the  meuibers  were  mustered  out  De- 
cember H,  1861.) 

Captain. 

First  Lieutenant. 
Sebastian  Voelkner,  a,  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Augustus  Schilds 14  Dec,  61 


C  BATTERY  MISSISSIPPI  MARINE 
BRIGADE. 

(This  battery  was  organized  at  Philadel- 
phia, Pa.,  from  September  22  to  Decem- 
bers?, 1862,  as  company  C,  Segebarth's 
Pennsylvania  artillery,  to  serve  three 
years.  It  was  tranafeiTed  to  the  1st 
regiment  Missouri  light  artillery  Sep- 
tember 14,  1864.) 

Captain. 

First  Lieut.nant. 
Edmund  H.  Nichols,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Robert  L.  Crouch 9  Mar.,   64 

Andrew  J.  Gibson,  a.  w.m. 


CASUALTIES. 

Discharged,  (2.) 
Captain  Albert  Wachsman,  May  13,  1863.     (Recommig- 

sioned  First  Lieutenant  May  1.3,  1863.) 
First  Lieut.  Samuel  Bird,  May  13,  1863. 

Died,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  Chauncey  Durkee,  committed  suicide  January 
17,  1863. 


Casualties. 

Discharged,  (S.') 
Captain  Gustave  Kowald,  September  18,  1861. 
Second  Lieut.  George  Haenchen,  October  20,  1861. 


Casualties. 

Promoted,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  John  L.  Plumley,  September  1,  1864,  to  Major 
98th  U.  S.  C.  T. 

Resigned,  (3.) 

Captaiu  Daniel  P.  Walling,  August  15.  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Max  Hein,  February  14,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Shepley  R.  Holmes,  August  21,  1863. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  these  batteries  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
a  "  Jonesboro',"  hilled,  E.  M.,  1.     "MARSHALL,"  no  loss. 

b  "  Little  Santa  F±," ;  killed,  E.  M.,  1. 

c  "RICHMOND,"  no  loss.     "ViCKSBURG,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  3. 

*  Discharged  February  6,  1864,  by  reason  of  transfer. 


MISSOUEI   ENGINEERS. 


73 


BISSELL'S  REGIMENT  OF  THE 
WEST. 

(This  regiment,  Vvith  the  exception  of 
compaay  L,  was  organized  at  St.  Louis, 
Camp  Ha.sie,  and  Cape  Girardeau,  Mo. , 
from  August  2  to  October  31,  1861,  to 
nerve  three  years.  Company  I,  35th 
regiment  Missouri  infantry,  was  assign- 
ed to  this  regiment  in  October,  J 863, 
and  designated  as  company  L.  The 
organization  was  consolidated  with  the 
25th  regiment  Missouri  infantry  Febru- 
ary 17,  1864,  and  the  consolidated  force 
designated  the  Ist  regiment  Missouri 
engineers.) 

Colonel. 

Henry  Flad 17  Oct.,    63 

Lieutenant  Colonel, 
William  Tweeddale 4  Feb.,   64 

Major. 

EbenM.  Hill 17  Oct.,    63 

Captains. 

William  G.  Patten 9  Jan.,   62 

Gustavus  B.  Brackett 14  July, 

Lisbon  Odenbaugh 14  July, 

WiUiam  Hill 10  Sept. , 

Thomas  W.  Bailey 24  Oct., 

Christian  Lochbihler 22  July,   63 

John  E.  Murphy 1  Sept. , 

*  Adoniram  J.  Merritt,  a,  w.  m. 

First  Lieutenants. 

HaynesE.  Hudson 16  Jan.,    62 

John  C.  Besier 14  July, 

Eli  Winegar 14  July, 

SUas  W.  Mattis 19  July , 

Asahel  D.  Whitcomb 20  Oct., 

John  Mc  Laren 20  Oct. , 

Lucien  W.  Coy 2.5  Oct., 

Horace  B.  Hooker 12  Nov., 

Daniel  G.  Parker 1  Apr.,  63 

Anton  Kilp 20  Aug., 

Francis  Tunica 6  Sept., 

t  Henry  Henniges 20  Nov., 

Heywood  M.  Sumner,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Milton D.E dinger 15  Aug.,  61 

J.  Porter  Brooks 11  July,    62 

Frank  Bras 15  Oct., 

John  S.  Cunningham 23  Oct., 

Solomon  Goodrich 23  Oct. , 

David  Armstrong 17  Oct. ,    63 

Alva  R,  Prescott,  a.  w.  m. 

Surgeon. 
John  C.  Book 29  Sept.,  63 

Assistant  Surgeon. 

Charles  Knower 1  Oct.,    61 

Chaplain. 


Casualties. 

Promoted,  (3.) 

Captain  Augustus  Jacobson,  September  27, 1862,  to  Lieut. 
Colonel  27th  regiment  Missouri  infantry. 

First  Lieut.  Charles  R.  Thompson,  November  13,  1862,  to 
Captain  and  A.  D.  C. 

First  Lieut.  Ignatz  G.  Kappner,  September  3, 1863,  to  Col- 
onel 3d  U.  S.  colored  heavy  artillery. 

Resigned,  (23.) 

Colonel  Josiak  W.  Bissell,  June  2, 1863. 

Lieut.  Colonel  Charles  E.  Adams.  May  25,  1863. 

Major  Montague  S.  Hasie,  August  31,  1862. 

Captain  Charles  T.  Rowell,  August  5, 1861. 

Captain  Samuel  Nicholson,  December  3,  1861. 

Captain  Dewitt  C.  Folsom,  January  4, 1862. 

Captain  Tunis  W.  Henion,  March  26,  1862. 

Captain  Thaddeus  J.  Dean,  April  12, 1862. 

Captain  Alexander  G.  Hequembourg,  July  2,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Jasper  D.  Ward,  R.  Q.  AT.,  January  13, 1862. 

First  Lieut.  Edwin  L.  Jones,  March  1, 1862. 

First  Lieut.  Jesse  D.  Anderson,  March  21, 1862. 

First  Lieut.  John  D.  Rowley,  July  14,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Joshua  Ricketts,  February  16,  186.3. 

First  Lieut.  William  H.  t!onnet,  June  2,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  James  W.  Hooker,  July  11,  1863. 

Second  Lieut.  Benjamin  F.  Brown,  December  20, 1861. 

Second  Lieut.  Asa  K.  Grow,  January  4, 1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Charles  R.  Hasie,  June  6, 1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Robert  G.  Smith,  February  16,  1863. 

Second  Lieut.  Josiah  H.  Bissell,  June  29,  1863. 

Surgeon  Clcarles  S.  Shelton,  July  30, 1863. 

Chaplain  C.  A.  Staples,  June  6, 1862. 

Discharged,  (4.) 

Capt-iin  Nathan  W.  Wilcox,  January  30,  1864. 
Captain  G.  Louis  Werth,  January  31, 1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Charles  C.  Wood,  February  3,  1864. 
Chaplain  Eli  L.  Hunt,  January  28, 1864. 

Died,  (1.) 

First  Lieut.  Daniel  B.  Sherwood,  August  8,  1863,  at  Jef- 
ferson Barracks,  Mo. 

Missing,  (1.) 
Assistant  Surgeon  Jo/m  AT.  JFjmWozo,  since  August  31, 1861. 

Dismissed,  (2.) 

Captain  Mahlon  Randolph,  December  19,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Frank  Doherty,  April  8,  1862. 

Cashiered,  CI.) 
Captain  Jacob  H.  Vreeland,  March  11,  1862. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 

"New  Madrid,"  no  loss.     "Corinth,''  killed,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  B.  M.,  3;  missing,  E.  M.,  1. 
'TUSCUMBIA  Creek,"  kilUd,  E.  M.,  3;  missing,  E.  M.,  3. 

*  Discharged  March  31,  1864.  t  Discharged  April  30,  1864. 


74 


MISSOURI   ENGINEERS. 


FIRST  REGIMENT. 

(BATTALION  OF.) 

(This  refriment  waB  organized  February 
17,  1864,  by  the  consolidation  of  Bia- 
sell's  Engineer  Regiment  of  the  West 
and  the  25th  regiment  Missouri  infantry. 
It  was  consolidated  into  a  battalion  of 
five  companies  November  18,  1864,  and 
retained  in  service  until  July  22,  1865, 
when  it  was  mustered  out.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
EbenM.  HiU 16  June,  63 

Major. 
William  Hill 19  June,  65 

Captains. 

Thomas  W.  Bailey 24  Oct.,    62 

Benjamin  R.  Tanner 13  June,  65 

John  P.  JIortoQ 15  June, 

Hey  wood  JI.  Sumner 19  June, 

First  Lieutenants. 

William  K.  Lyle 4  I'eb.,   64 

Stephen  S.  Brown 6  Apr.,  65 

John  R.  Scupham 23  May, 

James  M.  Newhard 29  May, 

Hiter  W.  Brown 24  June, 

Elbert  A.  Scoville 24  June, 

James  Carlin 26  June, 

Stephen  T.  Lucas 8  July, 

Second  Lieutenant. 
William  Roby 24  June,  65 

Surgeon. 
John  C.  Book 29  Sept.,  63 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
William  A.  Neal 1  Apr.,  64 

Chaplain. 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (1.) 

First  Lieut,  Anton  KUp,  November  2,  1864,  to  Captain 
9th  U.  S.  colored  heavy  artillery. 

Resigned,  (5.) 

Major  Hamilton  Dill,  September  15.  1864. 
First  LieuT.  Francis  Tunica,  December  8,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  David  Armstrong,  September  20,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Paulus  Gast,  September  29,  1864. 
Chaplain  Alpha  Wright,  April  20,  1864. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (12.) 

Lieut  Colonel  William  Tweeddale,  (Brevet  Colonel  March. 

13.  1865,)  May  30,  1865. 
Captain  Gustavus  B.  Brackett,  November  2,  1864. 
Captaiu  Benjan.in  F.  Buzard,  January  4,  1865. 
Captain  Oscar  F.  Story,  January  4,  1865. 
Captain  Benjamin  F.  Coleman,  January  6,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  John  McLaren,  Adj't,  December  20,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Lucien  W.  Coy,  December  20,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  George  G.  Bayne,  R.  Q.  M.,  January  9,  1865. 
First  Lieut,  William  A.  Morton,  February  28, 1865. 
Second  Lieut.  J.  Porter  Brooks,  November  2,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Solomon  Goodrich,  January  4,  186.5. 
AsBSistant  Surgeon  Charles  Knower,  October  1, 1864. 

Discharged,  (27.) 

Colonel  Henry  Flad,  November  18, 1864. 
Major  Frederick  C.  Nichols,  November  18,  1864. 
Captaiu  Lisbon  Odenbaugh,  May  14,  1864. 
Captain  Haynes  E.  Hudson,  November  18,  1864. 
Captain  James  Dunne,  November  18, 1864. 
Captain  William  G.  Patten,  November  18,  1864. 
Captain  Christian  Lochbihler,  November  18, 1864. 
Captain  John  E.  Murphy,  November  18   1864. 
Capt4iin  Hermann  Giseke,  November  18,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Eli  Winegar,  R.  Q.  M.,  November  18,  1864. 
First  Lieut,  Littleton  R.  Lancaster,  November  18,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Daniel  G.  Parker,  November  18,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Horace  B.  Hooker.  November-18, 1864. 
First  Lieut.  John  C.  Besier,  November  18,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  John  S.  Cunningham,  November  18, 1864. 
First  Lieut.  Silas  W.  Mattis,  November  18,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Milton  D.  Edinger,  November  18,  1864. 
First  Lieut,  William  W.  Brown,  November,  18,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  John  Murphy,  November  18,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Addison  N.  Glenn,  November  18, 1864. 
First  Lieut.  William  E.  Hight,  November  18,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  As.ihel  D.  Whitcomb,  June  24.  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Frank  Bras,  November  12,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  William  C.  Claxton,  November  18,1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Max  Fraude,  November  18,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Alva  R.  Prescott,  November  18, 1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Gustavus  Salzmau,  November  18,  1864. 


MISSOURI  INFANTRY. 


75 


FIRST  REGIMENT  U.  S.  RESERVE 
CORPS. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  St.Louis, 
Mo.,  from  the  3d  to  the  14th  of  Septem- 
ber, 1861,  to  serve  during  the  war  in 
Missouri.  Companies  A  and  B  were 
mustered  out  of  service  September  9, 
1862,  and  the  remaining  companies  Oc- 
tober 6,  1862.) 

Colonel. 
Robert  J.  Rombauer 14  Sept.,  61 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Philip  J.  Brimmer 14  Sept.,  61 

Major. 
Joseph  Schubert,  a.  v>.  m. 

Captains. 

John  D.  Jost 3  Sept.,  61 

Charles  Schumann 5  Sept., 

Edward  Krausnick 9  Sept., 

John  A.  Erb 11  Sept., 

Theodore  HUdenbrandt 12  Sept., 

Leonard  Weindel 12  Sept., 

Jacob  Horn 18  Sept., 

August  Obst,  a.  w.  m. 
Guatave  Garrell,  a.  w.  m. 

First  Lieutenants. 

John  B.  Huber 3  Sept.,  61 

Peter  Schardin 9  Sept., 

Frederick  Kunst 11  Sept., 

Gu8tv'sHammerstein,iJ.  Q.Ar.l4  Sept., 

Peter  Spahn,  a.  w.  m. 

Edward  Herzog,  a.  w.  m. 

Anton  Shumacker,  a.  w.  m. 

Francis  Pescheck,  a.  w.  m. 

Adam  Hubs,  a.  w.  m. 

Louis  Wetteroth,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Martin  Germann 9  Sept. ,  61 

Andrew  Goetz 18  Sept., 

Rudolph  Buschelberg,  a.  w.  m. 
Friedrick  Stroh,  a.  w.  m. 
Christian  Crezelius,  a.  w.  m. 
Friedrich  Christoffer,  a.  w.  m. 
George  G^ettlemann,  a.  w.  m. 
Francis  Eibler,  a.  w.  m. 
Christian  Woll,  a.  w.  m. 

Surgeon. 
Charles  Ludwig,  a.  w.  m. 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
William  Wilcox 24  Apr.,  62 

Chaplain. 
Diedrich  Krebs,  a.  w.  m. 


Casualties. 

Resigned,  (13.) 

Captain  Augustus  Eichele,  January  2,  1862. 

Captain  William  Hahn,  February  13,  1862. 

Captain  Bernhard  Essroger,  February  21 ,  1862. 

Captain  Francis  A.  Schmiu,  September  3,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Wandelin  Meyers,  December  25,  1861. 

First  Lieut.  John  N.  Heintz,  January  6,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Henry  Debus,  January  21,  1862- 

First  Lieut.  Ferdinand  Schuchard,  Adj't,  January  27, 1862. 

First  Lieut.  Herrmann  Lautenschlager,  February  1, 1862. 

First  tiieut.  Stephen  Freckraan,  April  5,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Bernhardt  Boltienthal,  Adft,  August  5,1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Henry  Batterraan,  January  15,  1862. 

Assistant  Surgeon  Gustav  Theen,  January  27,  1862. 

Discharged,  (7.) 
Captain  William  Dette,  January  20,  1862. 
Captain  Emit  Mark,  February  28,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Francis  Pollack,  January  16,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Leo  Rassieur,  April  21,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  William  Schery,  January  13,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Charles  Allen,  July  22,  1862. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Joseph  Wolf,  March  28,  1862. 

Died,  (4.) 

Captain  Godfried  Schoenthaler,  September  16, 1861,  of  dis- 
ease, at  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
First  Lieut.  John  Maag,  September  26, 1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Louis  Susdorf,  December  21.1861. 
Surgeon  Francis  M.  Hauck,  February  11, 1862,  of  disease. 


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MISSOURI   INFANTRY. 


FIRST  REGIMENT. 

(STATE  MLITIA.) 

(This  regiment  was  organized  in  the  State 
of  Missouri  at  large,  from  December, 
1861,  to  May,  1862,  to  serve  during  the 
war  in  Missouri.  It  was  mustered  out 
by  companies,  at  different  dates,  from 
December,  1864,  to  May,  1865,  by  rea- 
son of  expiration  of  term  of  service.) 

Colonel. 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
JohnN.  Herder 13  Apr.,  63 

Major, 
Charles  Biehle 9  Apr.,  63 

Captains. 

Frederick  J.  Luebbering  ....34  Mar.,  62 

Patrick  P.  Lonergan 8  Apr. , 

John  Dietrich  11  Apr., 

David  H.  Rosenstein 14  Apr., 

John  Rupp 10  May, 

Joseph  Weber 13  Apr.,   63 

Henry  Kelling 10  Mar.,  64 

John  F.  W.  Dette,  a.  w.  m. 


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First  Lieuteiiants. 

Gustavus  R.   Spaunagel,   R. 

Q.  M 11  Apr., 

Frank  Blucher 11  Apr., 

George  D.  O.  Kellmau,  Adj't. 10  Jan., 

John  Pessler 13  Apr., 

Oliver  P.  Johnson 9  Jan., 

William  H.  Armor 6  Feb., 

Philipp  Hoehn 10  Mar., 

John  A.  MiUer 20  Sept., 

August  Hofbauer 12  Oct. , 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Benjamin  E.  Fish 15  Mar., 

Wolrad Scheurmann 24  Mar., 

Henry  Dietrich 11  Apr., 

Louis  Jerger 13  Apr. , 

Thomas  Garvey 9  May, 

Felix  Donteville,  a.  w.  m. 

Surgeon. 
Charles  H.  Hughes,  a.  w.  m. 


Assistant  Surgeon. 
Jackson  T.  Johnson 29  Jan.,   64 

Chaplain. 
Jacob  G.  Forman ]  Feb.,  64 


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Casualties. 

Promoted,  t(3.) 

First  Lieut.  Andrew  J.  Hughes,  December  22,  1863,  to 

Captain  12th  regiment  Missouri  cavalry. 
Second  Lieut.   Alexander  S.  Pilcher,  December  1,  1864, 

to  First  Lieut.  14th  regiment  Missouri  cavalry. 
Assistant  Surgeon  William  A.  Wilcox,  October  15,  1863, 

to  Surgeon  4th  regiment  Missouri  cavalry. 

Transferred,  (1.) 

First  Lieut.  John  L.  Jacoby,  May  19,  1862,  to  3d  regiment 
cavalry,  Missouri  State  militia. 

Resigned,  (17.) 

Colonel  John  B.  Gray,  March  18,  1863. 

Captain  George  H.  Eversole,  May  20,  1862. 

Captain  John  B.  Compton,  September  10,  1862. 

Captain  Charles  A.  Meyer,  December  10,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Irwin  Elliott,  Adj't,  June  1,  1662. 

First  Lieut.  George  H.  Steward,  R.  Q.  M.,  December  12, 

1862. 
First  Lieut.  Ferdinand  Wagenfuehr,  December  12,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  William  Eylers,  Adj't,  December  19,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Frederick  Kreuter,  January  18,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  William  W.  Burris,  January  24,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  James  C.  Boothe,  April  2,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Robert  Maes,  May  14,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  James  H.  Dawson,  March  30,  1864. 
Surgeon  Thomas  H.  McMartin,  June  30,  1862. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Frederick  R.  Phelps,  November  23, 1863. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Henry  IV.  Jones,  February  11,  1863. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Allen  M.  Lee,  June  20,  1863. 

Discharged,  (5.) 

*  Captain  Charles  C.  Byrne,  July  4,  1864. 
t  Captain  John  A.  Payne,  December  2,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Hugh  McKenna,  May  28,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  John  G.  Broemser,  June  14,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  William  A.  Sluder,  May  28,  1862. 

Died,  (1.) 
Chaplain  Frederick  R.  Newell,  January  9,  1864. 

Dismissed,  (6.) 

Colonel  John  F.  Tyler,  January  13,  1865. 
Captain  John  A.  Veith,  August  15,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Isaac  H.  Sisson,  September  30,  1863, 
First  Lieut.  Alexander  Schrader,  July  8,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Albert  N.  Grissom,  August  18,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  John  Dinsbeer,  January  16,  1864. 


'  Appointed  Captain  and  C.  S.  t  Recommissioned  as  Captain  14th  regiment  Missouri  cavalry. 


MISSOURI   INPANTRT. 


77 


FIRST  NORTHEAST  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Athens, 
Mo,,  October  25,  1861,  to  nerve  three 
years.  It  was  consolidated  with  the  2d 
regiment  N.  E.  MiSBOuri  infantry  Feb- 
ruary 1, 1869,  and  the  consolidated  force 
designated  the  Slst  regiment  Missouri 
infantry.) 

Colonel. 
David  Moore 25  Oct.,  61 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
♦Jesse  H.  Holmes,  a.  w.  m. 

Major. 


Captains. 

*Geo.  F.Pledge 25  Oct.,    61 

Thomas H.  RoKeberry 25  Oct., 

Nicholas  W.  Murrow 25  Oct., 

*  Daniel  M.  Woolley 25  Oct., 

William  Harle 25  Oct., 

Simon  Pearce 25  Oct., 

Joseph  T.  Farris 25  Out., 

Joseph  Story 25  Oct., 

First  Lieutenants. 

Daniel  W.  Pressell,  R.  Q.  M  .25  Oct.,    61 
Peter  S.  Washburn 25  Oct., 

*  WilUam  H.  Price 25  Oct., 

*  Oliver  P.  Smith 25  Oct., 

*  Samuel  Cameron 25  Oct., 

Joseph  I.  Oliver 25  Oct., 

William  Lester 25  Oct., 

Frank  A.  Whittemore 25  Oct., 

Lucius  D.  Woodruff 25  Oct., 

Second  Lieutenants. 

*  George  F.  Streaper 25  Oct.,    61 

Daniel  R.  Allen 25  Oct., 

*  John  J.  Norton 25  Oct., 

*William  Cameron 25  Oct., 

Hudson  Rice 25  Oct., 

Thomas  Richardson 25  Oct. , 

*Luther  Washburn 25  Oct., 

Edward  Pox 25  Oct., 

Surgeon, 
Rttfus  H.  Wyman,  a.  w.  m. 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
William  H.  Davis,  a.  w.  m. 

Chaplain. 
John  H.  Cox,  a.  w.  m. 


Casualties. 


*  Discharged  by  reason  of  consolidation. 


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MISSOURI   INFANTRY. 


SECOND  REGIMENT  U.  S.  RE- 
SERVE CORPS. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  St.LouIs, 
Mo.,  from  August  23  to  September  20, 
1861,  to  serve  three  years.  It  was  mus- 
tered out  of  service  September  3, 1 862.) 

Colonel. 
Herman  Kallmann 31  Sept.,  61 

Lieutaia7tt  Colonel. 

Hermann  Zakrzewski 31  Sept.,  61 

Major. 
Felix  Laeis 31  Sept.,  61 

Captains. 

Edmund  Wuerpel 5  Sept. ,  61 

Gerhard  Benaberg 7  Sept., 

Alexander  Windmiller 9  Sept., 

Theodore  Boethelt 14  Sept., 

John  Matter 17  Sept., 

Frederick  Cratz,  a.  w,  m. 
Joseph  Simon,  a.  w.  m. 
Christian  EUrodt,  a.  w.  m. 
C.  H.  Kettler,  a.  w.  m. 
Conrad  Grenzebach,  a.  w.  m. 

First  LietUenants. 

Herman  MoU 23  Aug.,  61 

George  P.  Kaiser 7  Sept., 

Peter  Huflfschmidt 17  Sept., 

Anthony  Zeitinger,  R.  Q.  M.31  Sept., 
Louis  SchneU,  Adft,  a.  w.  m. 
George  A.  Bauer,  a.  w.  m. 
Charles  Duver,  a.  w.  m. 
Conrad  Wetzel,  a.  w.  m. 
Gerhardt  Boursheidt,  a.  v>.  m. 
Michael  Best,  a.  w.  m. 
Henry  Quellmalz,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Abraham  Booker 21  Feb. ,   62 

Charles  Wuestney 1  May, 

Christian  Rohlflng,  a.  k.  m. 
Frederick  W.  Reeder,  a.  w.  m. 
Henry  Flugel,  a.  w.  m. 
Michael  J.  Landowski,  a.  w.  m. 
Charles  Frank,  a.  w.  m. 
H.  L.  Vanbel,  a.  w.  m. 
John  Ranft.a.  w.  m. 
Conrad  Hahn,  a.  w.  m. 

Surgeon. 
Charles  Spinzig 31  Sept.,  61 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
Ernst  Jahn 31  Sept.,  61 

Chaplain. 


1862. 


Casualties - 

Resigned,  (13.) 

Captain  Jacob  Riseck,  January  18,  1862. 
Captain  Philipp  Michel,  January  27,  1862. 
Captain  William  Rotermann,  January  27, 
Captain  Gregor  Lingg,  April  16,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Anthony  Ochosky,  January  15,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Frederick  R.  Brueggerhof,  June  8,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  Strassburger,  June  13,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  F.  W.  Plass,  January  8,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Christ.  Niemann,  January  16,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Hermann  Bildt,  January  16,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Franz  Schnidler,  February  12, 1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Christian  Muller,  February  13,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  William  Weidner,  April  16,  1862. 

Discharged,  (1.) 
Chaplain  John  Will,  January  15,  1862. 

Missing,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  Joseph  Holzscheiter,   since  September  23, 

1861. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  In  each  : 
"CORINTH,"  wounded,  B.  M.,  1. 


MI8S0UEI   INFANTRY. 


79 


SECOND  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  St.  Louis, 
Mo.,  September  10, 1861,  to  serve  three 
years.  It  was  mustered  out  by  compa- 
nies, at  different  dates,  from  September 
27  to  October  1,  1864,  by  reason  of  ex- 
piration of  term  of  service.) 

Colonel. 
Bernard  Laibold 8  Jan.,   63 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
AmoldBeck 1  Oct.,    63 

Major. 
Bernard  A.  CarroU 19  June,  64 

Captains. 

Christoph  Giesler 24  Nov.,  62 

Philip  U.  Schmitt 10  Jan.,   63 

Charles  Fuelle 22  Feb. , 

Jacob  Zibelin 17  Nov., 

Charles  Schaekel 23  Mar. ,  64 

William  Stmmpf 1  Apr., 

Jihn  Claude 1  Apr.. 

AdolphLoehr 1  Apr., 

Henry  Haverkamp 29  July, 

First  Lieutenants. 

Robert  Kunz,  R.  Q.  M 20  July,   62 

'  Henry  Bueing,  Adj't 24  Nov., 

Julius  Neudorff 28  Mar.,   63 

■William  Kruger 21  Aug., 

Leopold  Amdt 23  Aug., 

Valentine  Sommers 1  Apr.,  64 

Leopold  KuDth 1  Apr., 

Charles  Allinger 1  Apr., 

Christian  Hoffmeister 1  Apr., 

John  Murphy 1  July, 

Ferdinand  KuBS 29  July, 

Second  Lieutenants. 

AdolphusG.  Rotter 13  May,    62 

Henry  Block 14  Mar.,   63 

Surgeon. 
Charles  Spinzig 22  Sept.,  62 

Assistant  Surgeons. 


Chaplain. 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (5.) 

Captain  Henry  F.  Dietz,  December  8,  1862,  to  Major  15th 
regiment  Missouri  infantry. 

Captain  Theodore  Trauemicht,  August  24, 1863,  to  Lieut. 
Colonel  13th  U.  S.  C.  T. 

First  Lieut.  Clemens  Landgraebcr,  September  20,  1862, 
to  Captain  battery  F,  2d  regiment  Missouri  light 
artillery. 

First  Lieut.  Joseph  S.  Fullerton,  March  11,  1863,  to  Ma- 
jor and  A.  A.  G. 

AssiKtant  Surgeon  Gustavus  Stegrman,  Aug:ust27, 1863,  to 
Surgeon  12th  U.  S.  C.  T. 

Resigned,  (28.) 

Major  Julius  Windsbecker,  March  19,  1862. 

Captain  Fred  Louis  Weber,  January  8.  1862. 

Captain  Christian  Burkbardt,  March  19,  1862. 

Captain  Frederick  Jaensck,  April  15,  1862. 

Captain  Charles  W.  Doer,  April  25,  1862. 

Captain  William  Siefert,  May  2,  1862. 

Captain  Jacob  Zibelin,  August  31, 1862.    (Recommissioned 

as  Captain  November  17,  1863.) 
Captain  William  Stoecker,  July  8,  1863. 
Captain  Julius  Hunicke,  October  7,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Nicolaus  .Sand,  December  19,  1861. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  Miller,  January  18,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  August  Guentzel,  January  27,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Edmund  Dorsey,  March  13,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  Eickler,  Adj't,  May  16,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  William  Bader,  March  28,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  August  Zermann,  May  2,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Manilius  Carl,  July  20,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  John  Klein,  January  4,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Henry  Loeffel,  January  8,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Charles  Knappe,  April  13,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Louis  Raum,  February  8,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  GoUfried  Hauser,  May  2,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Ferdinand  Hahn,  July  20,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  William  Zawadlll,  September  29,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Christian  Heydtman,  October  26,  1863. 
Surgeon  Richard  Veeter,  March  4,  1862. 
AKsistant  Surgeon  George  Bang,  September  12,  1862. 
Chaplain  Toby  A.  Polster,  March  19,  1862. 

Discharged,  (4.) 

Major  Matthias  Kramer,  April  28,  1864. 
Captain  Louis  Bergan,  July  13,  1862. 
Captain  Henry  Landfried,  December  29,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Michael  V.  Sheridan,  July  9,  1864. 

Died,  (8.) 

Colonel  Frederick   Schaefer,  killed  in  action  at  Stone 

River,  Tenn.,  Decembers],  1862. 
Captain  Francis  Kohr,  killed  in  action  at  Pea  Ridge,  Ark., 

March  6,  1862. 
Captain  Walter  Hoppe,  killed  in  action  at  Perry ville,  Ky., 

October  8,  1862. 
Captain  Charles  Deyhle,  killed  in  action  at  Chickamauga, 

Ga.,  September  20,  1863. 
Captain   Hermann    Hartmann,    December    7,    1863,   of 

wounds. 


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MISSOURI   INFANTRY. 


First  Lieut.   Philip  Wild,   September  10,    1861,  at  St. 

Louis,  Mo. 
First  Lieut.  William  Aulbach,  accidentally  killed  at  St. 

Louis,  Mo.,  December  31,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Joseph  Jacquemin,  killed  in  action  at  Pea 

Kidge,  Ark.,  March  8,  1862. 

Cashiered,  (1.) 
Lieut.  Colonel  Francis  Ehrler,  AuguBt[8,  1863. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 

"Pea  Ridqe,"  killed,  O.  1,  E.  M.  4;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  22.  "CHAPLIN  HiLLS,"  kiUtd,  0.  1, 
E.  M.  20;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  42.  "MILL  CREEK,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "STONE  RiVER,"  killed, 
O.  1,  E.  M.  5;  wounded,  E.  M.,  34;  missing,  O.  1,  E.  M.  5.  "FAIRFIELD,"  wounded,  B.  M.,  1. 
"ChickaMauoa,"  killed,  O.  1,  E.  M.  6;  wounded,  0. 1,  E.  M.  54  ;  missing,  O.  1,  E.  M.  18.  "  Chat- 
TANOOG*,"  killed,  E.  M.,  2;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  18.  "DaNDRIDGE,"  no  loss.  "Dalton," 
wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  8;  missing,  E.  M.,  2. 


MISSOURI   INFANTRY. 


81 


THIKD  REGIMENT  U.  S.  RESERVE 
CORPS. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  St.Louis, 
Mo.,  in  AnguBt  and  September,  1861, 
to  serve  during  the  war  in  MiBSOuri. 
It  wag  consolidated  with  the  Grasconade 
battalion,  MisBonri  infantry,  January 
18,  1862,  and  the  consolidated  force 
known  as  the  4th  regiment  MisBouri  in- 
fantry.) 

Colonel. 

*  Charles  A.  Fritz,  a,  w,  m. 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
t  Charlea  A.  Warner,  a.  v>.  m. 

Major. 
Robert  Hnndhausen,  a.  w.  m. 

Captains. 

Alfred  H.  Piquenard 20  Aug.,  61 

*  John  Kuedi 27  Aug., 

Adolph  Enipper 16  Sept., 

*Hennann  Tiacher ..16  Sept., 

*Ju8tu8  C.  Meyer 19  Sept., 

William  Hirt 18  Oct., 

*  James  B.  Fitch,  a.  w.  m. 

First  Lietaenants. 

*Henry  Weber 19  Aug.,  61 

Louis  Hild 20  Aug., 

Eugene  Alcan,  R.  Q.  M 27  Aug. , 

Frederick  C.  A.  Hohit 16  Sept., 

♦PaulHirth 16  Sept., 

♦Hermann  Steinecke 19  Sept., 

Louis  Koo'p 18  Oct., 

'  Francis  Goetz,  a.  w.  m. 

*  Gustavons  Fiukelngburg,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

*FritzOtto 19  Aug.,  61 

Michael  D.  Lemoines 20  Aug., 

Louis  Kranth off 16  Sept., 

*  David  Floerke 16  Sept. , 

*  Frank  Reichert 19  Sept., 

Lonis  Miller 18  Oct., 

'  Edward  Argast,  a.  to.  m. 

Surgeon. 
Edmund  Boemer,  a.  w.  m. 

Assistant  Surgeon. 

*  Francis  Steck,  a.  «.  m. 

CJiaplain. 
George  Teutschmans,  a.  le.  m. 


Casualtus. 


*  Discharged  by  reason  of  congolidation. 

6g 


Transferred  as  Major. 


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MISSOUEI   INFANTRY. 


THIRD  REaiMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  formed  at  St.  Louis, 
Mo. ,  January  18,  1862,  by  the  consoli- 
dation of  the  incomplete  3d  and  19th 
Missouri  volunteers,  which  were  organ- 
ized from  September  3  to  December  31, 
1861,  to  serve  three  years.  It  was  mus- 
tered out  by  companies,  at  different 
dates,  from  September  5  to  November 
22,  1864,  by  reason  of  expiration  of 
term  of  service.) 

Colonel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Theodore  Meumann 18  Sept.,  62 

Major. 
William  A.  Hequembourg. .  .18  Sept.,  62 

Captains, 

Herman  Klostermann 5Jan. ,   62 

George  Schuster 20  July, 

John  Downey 6  Sept., 

Edward  K.  Parris 23  June,  63 

*  Otto  C.  Lademann 12  Sept., 

Leopold  Helnile 1  May,    64 

Charles  Stiesmeier 14  May, 

Philip  Medart 20  May, 

First  Lieutenants. 

Sebastian  Engert,  R.  Q.  M.  ..17  Dec,  61 

Henry  .Sontag 28  Mar.,   63 

Maximillian  A.F.  Haas3,.4(i;''«28  Sept., 
(Brevet  Captain  13  March,  1865.) 

William  T.  Schneeweiss 28  Oct., 

John  C.  A.  Fischer 18  Nov., 

Samuel  Frame 8  Apr.,  64 

Frederick  Mankee 20  Apr., 

Conrad  Vockel 20  May , 

Orange  Pound 24  Aug., 

Second  Lieutenant. 
George  Yount 7  Mar.,  64 

Surgeon. 
John  H.  Stumberg 6  June,  64 

Assistant  Surgeons. 


Cliaplain. 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (7.) 

Colonel  Isaa^  F.  Shepard,  November  16,  1863,  to  Briga- 
dier General. 
Major  Joseph  Conrad,  May  26, 1862,  to  Lieut.  Colonel  15th 

regiment  Missouri  infantry. 
First  Lieut.  Nathaniel  S.  Constable,  September  22,  1862, 

to  Captain  and  A.  Q.  M. 
First  Lieut.  A.  Watson   Webber,  Adft,  July  28,  1863,  to 

Lieut.  Colonel  51st  U.  S.  C.  T. 
Second  Lieut.  Frederic  Wolf,  August  2,  1863,  to  Captain 

51st  U.  S.  C.  T. 
Second  Lieut.  Roger  S.  Greene,  September  1,  1863,  to 

Captain  51st  U.  S.  C.  T. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Howard  A.  Cooper,  March  24,  1864,  to 

Surgeon  23d  regiment  Missouri  infantry. 

Transferred,  (1.) 

Second  Lieut.  James  Kay,  December  2, 1861,  to  10th  regi- 
ment Missouri  infantry. 

Resigned,  (25.) 

Captain  Henry  Zeis,  December  20,  1861. 
Captain  John  E.  Strodtman,  January  5,  1862. 
Captain  Jacob  Hartmann,  November  6,  1862. 
Captain  George  Damde,  February  24,  1863. 
Captain  Augustus  Hackmanu,  August  11,  1863. 
t  Captain  Joseph  Indest,  March  24,  1864. 
Captain  Anthony  Roeslein,  April  15,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Stephen  Ichle,  January  26,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  Schaerff,  February  24,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  William  Osterhorn,  May  15,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Henry  Bischoff,  May  26,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Joseph  G.  Aumoth,  August  5,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Frederick  E.  Schreiner,  February  14,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  IVilliam  G.  Ruge.  August  23,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Eben  F.  Cutter.  June  15,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Louis  Lang,  December  23,  1861. 
Second  Lieut.  G.  A.  Koch,  January  24,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Frederick  W.  Goddard,  August  8,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Robert  Wills,  July  18,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Robert  Cameron,  August  3,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Henry  M.  Lowry,  January  12,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Horace  M.  Leighton,  April  9,  1864. 
Surgeon  George  G.  Lyon,  June  19,  1862. 
Chaplain  Alexander  Pfieffer,  January  26,  1862. 
Chaplain  Jacob  G.  Forman,  May  25,  1863. 

Discharged,  (16.) 

Colonel  Henry  Ramming,  January  18,  1862. 
Major  Alexis  Mudd,  January  25,  1862. 
Captain  Andrew  J.  Brown,  November  28,  1861. 
Captain  John  Hofstetter,  January  18,  1862. 
X  Captain  William  S.  Aken,  March  17,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Horace  Haskins.  December  3,  1861. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  Wuestney,  January  18,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  Seigle,  January  18,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Thomas  W.  Hencke,-^<ij'e,  January  29, 1862. 
First  Lieut.  Gustav  B.  Gryden,  April  11,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Fr.  Hartenstein,  January  18,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Gustave  Clemens,  January  18,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Bd.  Varian,  January  18,  1862. 

*  Discharged  February  15,  1865.  t  Appointed  Captain  in  V.  R.  C. 

X  Appointed  Captain  51  at  U.  S.  C.  T. 


MISSOURI   INFANTRY. 


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Surgeon  J.  B.  Reder,  February  7,  1862. 
Surgeon  Henry  Osborne,  March  1, 1864. 
Assifltant  Surgeon  A.  T.  Crow,  January  18,  1862. 

Died,  (4.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Henry  Bisch^,  August  20, 1862,  of  disease. 

Captain  James  Abercrombie,  August  11,  1862. 

Captain  David  B.  Greene,  Icilled  in  action  at  Arliansaa 

Post,  Arlc.p  January  11, 1863. 
Captain  Samuel  H.  Starr,  April  2,  1864,  of  disease. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
Assistant  Surgeon  August  Krumsick,  January  24,  1863. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  sho-wing  loss  reported  in  each : 
"PEA  Ridge,"  no  loss.  "Searcy  Landing,"  killed,  E.  M.,  2;  missing,  0.,  1.  "Chickasaw 
Bayou  "  no  loss.  "Chickasaw  Bluffs,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "Arkansas  Post,"  killed,  O.  1, 
T,  U  13-  wounded,  0.2, 'E.U.  51.  "Michel's  Creek,"  no  loss.  "  Raymond,"  no  loss.  "Jack- 
son "  (May  14  1863,)  missing,  E.  M.,  3.  "SIEGE  OF  ViCKSBURG,"  killed,  E.  M.,  11;  wounded.  O.  2, 
E  M  7  •  missing,  E.  M.,  2.  "jACKSON,"  (July  12  to  17,  1863,) /btiifid,  E.  M.,  2.  "CANTON," /d«ed, 
e"m  1  "DICKSON  Station,"  no  loss.  "Cherokee  Station,"  no  loss.  "Chattanooga," 
wounded  E.  M.,  5.  "RINGGOLD,"  no  loss.  "LEBANON,"  no  loss.  "CLAYSVILLE,"  wounded, 
EM  l'  "Resaca,"  KiowHdcd,  E.  M.,  7.  "TiAl.l.AS,"  killed, 'B.'iS..,  2;  wounded, 'E.U.,  ^■,  missing, 
e!m!!i.'  "KENESAWM0USTAIN,"/ti7(cd,  E.  M.,  2;  wounded,  H.U.tl.  "  ATLANTA,"  Mied,  E.  M., 
1 ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  3. 


84 


MISSOURI   INFANTRY. 


FOURTH  REGIMENT  U.  S.  RE- 
SERVE CORPS. 

(This  regiment  waB  organized  at  St.Louia, 
Mo.,  in  September  and  October,  1861, 
to  serve  during  the  war  in  Missouri. 
It  was  mustered  out  of  aervioe  January 
13,  1862.) 

Colonel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
John  N.  Herder 16  Oct.,    61 


Major. 


Captains. 

Frederick  Liiebbering 12  Sept.,  61 

Charles  A.  Meyer 24  Sept., 

Frederick  Wedekind 15  Oct., 

George  Adler 15  Oct., 

Friedrlch  Pollmann 17  Oct., 

Julius  Glade 18  Oct. , 

First  Lieutenants. 

Frederick  Kreuter 12  Sept.,  61 

Charles  H.  Mannhardt,  Adj't.li  Sept., 
Giistavus  R.   Spannagel,   R. 

Q.  M 13  Sept., 

Frederick  Hase 24  Sept., 

Conrad  Mueller 15  Oct., 

Andrew  Sopp 15  Oct., 

Leopold  Dingert 17  Oct., 

Louis  Sagel 18  Oct., 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Wolrad  Scheurmann 12  Sept.,  61 

John  D.  Merten 24  Sept., 

John  Colonius 15  Oct., 

Robert  Maes 15  Oct., 

Henry  Merter 17  Oct., 

Frederick  Feldmann 18  Oct., 

Surgeon. 
Frederick  Roepke 26  Oct. ,    61 

Assistant  Surgeons. 


Casualties. 

Resigned,  (1.) 
Surgeon  William  E.  Horn,  October  26,  1861. 


Chaplain. 


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85 


FOURTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  January 
18,  18^  by  the  consolidation  of  the  3d 
regiment  U.  S.  R.  C.  and  Qascouade 
battalion  Missouri  infantry,  to  serve 
three  years.  It  was  mustered  out  of 
service  February  1,  1863.) 

Colonel 
Robert  Hundhausen 20  Jan.,   62 

.  Lieutenant  Colotul. 
Julius  Hnndhausen 20  Jan.,   62 

Major. 


Captains. 

Alfred  H.  Piquenard 20  Aug.,  61 

Adolph  Knipper 16  Sept,, 

William  Hirt 18  Oct., 

>Iichael  Bauer,  a.  a.m. 
Constance  Riek,  a.  te.  m. 
Balthaser  Mundwiller,  a.  te.  m. 

First  LievXenants. 

Louis  Hild 20  Aug.,  61 

Eugene  Alcan 27  Aug., 

Frederick  C.  A.  Hoist 16  Sept., 

Louis  Koop 18  Oct., 

Jerome  H.  Bacon,  Adj't 20  Jan.,  62 

George  Husmann,  R.  Q.  JU. -.20  Jan., 

Alexander  Lowry 15  May, 

Henry  German,  ii.tc.m, 
J.  C  Meyer,  a.  w.  rtu 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Michel  D.  Lemouies 20  Aug.,  61 

Louis  Krauthoff 16  Sept, 

William  R.  McCracken 17  Sept.,  62 

Julius  Sporleder,  o.  ic.  »». 

Charles  Riek,  a,  w.  m. 

John  Jacob  Stocklin,  a.  v>.  m. 

Surgeon. 
Edmund  Boemer 20  Jan.,    62 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
JohnFeldmann 20  Jan.,   62 

Chaplain. 
(reorge  Teutachmaun 20  Jan.,   62 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (8.) 

Major  Charles  A.  Warner,  December  24,  1862. 
Captain  Charles  C.  Manwaring,  March  14, 1862. 
First  Lieut  Ernst  Krech,  February  10,  1862. 
First  Lieut  Christian  Strobel,  April  30,  1862. 
First  Lieut  Casper  Schubert,  May  6,  1862. 
Second  Lieut  Louis  Waechter,  April  30,  1862. 
Second  Lieut  Frank  Emscr,  August  31,  1862. 
Second  Lieut  Louis  Miller,  November  29,  1862. 


86 


MISSOURI  INFANTRY. 


FIFTH  REGIMENT, 

(This  regiment  (composed  of  the  5th 
United  States  reserve  corps  and  three 
unattached  companies)  was  organized 
at  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  from  September  to 
Becember,  1861,  to  serve  three  years. 
The  seven  companies  which  composed 
the  5th  United  States  reserve  corps  were 
mustered  out  of  service  November  22, 
1862,  and  the  remaining  companies 
transferred  to  the  27th  and  35th  regi- 
ments Missouri  infantry,  December  18, 
1862.) 

Colonel. 

*  Samuel  A.  Foster,  WS..  ^3.. 

B.a 23  Oct.,    62 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

*  James  A.  Greason 23  Oct.,    62 

Major. 
Charles  Elliott 13  June,  62 

Captains. 

t  Anton  Gerster 9  Sept.,  61 

William  H.  Moeller 17  Sept., 

Henry  Deubach 21  Dec, 

PhUip  Adolph 7  Apr.,  62 

Richard  Flach 18  June, 

Bemhard  Essroger 19  June, 

'Joseph  B.  Reavis 27  Oct., 

+  George  Berg 4  Dec, 

Frederick  L.  MuUer,  a.  w.  m. 

*  John  E.  Henseler,  a.  w.  m. 

First  Lieutenants. 

T  John  Keis 9  Sept. ,  61 

Louis  Reichholdt 24  Sept., 

August  A.  Bleumeuthal 17  Oct. , 

t  Charles  C.  Allen 23  July,   62 

George  Fromman 3  Sept., 

Logan  Tompkins 8  Nov., 

Adolphus  Zobel.  Adj't,  a.w.m. 
P.  F.  Zeppenfeld,  R.  Q.  M.,  a.  w.  m. 
Charles  Sarstedt,  a.  w.  m. 
August  Fromholdt,  a.  w.  m. 

*  Christian  Lochbihler,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

ttThomas  F.  HaskeU 9  Sept.,  61 

William  Heydemann 10  Oct. , 

William  B.  Putnam 17  Oct., 

Frederick  Schmidt,  a.  u>.  m. 

John  Kribs,  a.  w.  m. 

t  Jacob  Schoenle,  a.  w.  m. 

Surgeon. 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
"  Henry  SthoeneLch,  a.  to.  n. 


Chaplain. 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (16.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  John  J.  Fischer,  June  2,  1862. 
Major  Charles  F.  Koch,  June  13,  1862. 
Captain  Peter  Helle,  April  28,  1862. 
Captain  John  D.  Voerster,  June  17.  1862. 
Captain  Henry  Nagel,  June  18,  1862. 
Captain  Henry  Obermueller,  October  22,  1862. 
Captain  Felix  Sprochule,  October  31,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Theodore  Becker,  May  14,  1862. 
First  Lieut  Philip  Dickenhnff,  July  20,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  John  B.  Strauch,  September  12,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Henry  Heimberger,  October  22,  1862. 
Second  Lieut,  Hermann  Droege,  August  31,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Henry  Kleeman,  October  22,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Conrad  Ludewig,  October  22,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  F.  William  Von  Bodiingen,  October22, 1862. 
Surgeon  Adalbert  Gemmer,  September  3,  1862. 

Discharged,  (3.) 

Colonel  August  H.  Poten,  October  22, 1862. 
Lieut.  Colonel  Emil  Strodtmau,  October  22,  1862. 
Chaplain  William  Wilken,  October  22,  1862. 

Died,  (2.) 

First  Lieut.  Frederick  Teutenberg,  November  8,  1861,  of 

wounds. 
First  Lieut.  Frederick  William  Geiselmann,  August  12 

1862. 

Missing,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut.  Roger  Davidson,  «ince  October,  1862. 

Cashiered,  (1.) 
Captain  Louis  Winkelmaier,  June  21,  1862. 


*  Transferred  to  the  35th  regiment  Missouri  infantry, 
t  Transferred  to  the  27th  regiment  Missouri  infantry. 
♦Name  changed  to  Llewellyn  F.  Haskell,  and  borne  as  such  in  27th  regiment  Missouri  infantry. 


MISSOURI   INFANTRY. 


87 


SIXTH  REGIMENT, 

(This regiment  was  organized  at  St.Louis, 
Mo.,  from  June  15  to  July  9,  3861,  to 
nerve  three  years.  On  the  expiration 
of  its  term  of  service  the  original  mem- 
bers (except  veterans)  were  mustered 
out,  and  the  organization,  composed  of 
veterans  and  recruits,  retained  in  ser- 
vice until  August  17, 1865,  when  it  was 
mustered  out.) 

Colonel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Deles  Van  Deusen 2  Apr.,  64 

Major. 
Patrick  G.  (JalviQ 27  Mar.,  65 

Captains. 

Charles  O.  Patier 2  Nov.,  63 

Herman  D.  Stevens 27  Jan.,    65 

Adolph  S.  Ambros 22  May, 

Robert  W.  Short 22  May, 

William  Farris 12  June, 

Frederick  A.  Bragg 19  June, 

Wesley  Starkey 20  June, 

first  Lieutenants. 

Garrett D.Brookman,i?.Q. AT.  9  Apr.,  64 
James  S.  Knowlton,  Adft . .  .30  Mar.,  65 

John  McElhenny 28  May, 

Thomas  M.  Coleman 28  May, 

George  Holt 28  May, 

Frederick  W.  Venner 12  June, 

Julius  Comby 12  June, 

William  Briggs 12  June, 

John  Williamson 12  June, 

William  H.  Burchard,  a.  w.  m. 
August  Finckh,  a.  v>.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 


Sia'geon. 
Jacob  Keller 15  June,  65 

Atsistanl  Surgeons. 


Chaplain. 


Casdaltdes. 

Transferred,  (2.) 

Major  Joseph  S.  Gage,  June  13,   1863,  to  29th  regiment 

Missouri  infantry. 
First  Lieut.  Walter  C.  Gantt,  Adft,  August  21,  1861,  to  3d 

regiment  Missouri  cavalry. 

Resigned,  (35.) 

Colonel  Peter  E.  Bland,  August  31,  1862.     (Recommis- 

sioned  Colonel  October  22,  1862.) 
Colonel  James  H.  Blood,  April  2,  1864. 
Lieut.  Colonel  Ira  Boutell,  March  29,  1864. 
Major  John  W.  Fletcher,  June  6,  1862. 
Major  William  Dean  Coleman,  September  2,  1862. 
Major  Jaiaes  S.  Temple,  February  1,  1863. 
Major  Bowman  H.  Peterson,  February  17,  1864. 
Captain  George  W.  Bywater,  November  1,  1861. 
Captain  George  A.  Schaeffer,  January  4,  1862. 
Captain  Robert  H.  Buck,  January  24,  1863. 
Captain  Francis  P.  Rush,  January  27,  1863. 
Captain  WiUiam  P.  HoUister,  February  1,  1863. 
Captain  Charles  C.  Fletcher,  February  5,  1863. 
Captain  Julius  Pitzman,  December  26,  1863. 
Captain  Lawrence  W.  Williams,  April  9,  1864. 
Captain  James  B.  Adams,  April  11,  1864. 
Captain  Theodore  L.  Harrington,  January  31, 1865. 
Captain  Frederick  A.  Bragg,  April  14,  1865.     (Reeom- 

missioned  June  19,  1865.) 
First  Lieut.  Symmes  H.  Voorhees,  March  3,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Thomas  J.  King,  June  6,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  William  S.  Jewell,  Adft,  January  21,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  BeUmont  Perkins,  January  22,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Louis  M.  Habish,  August  11,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  John  A.  Blood,  R.  Q,.  M.,  April  2, 1864. 
First  Lieut.  John  G.  Rhomberg,  April  9,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  John  F.  Bailey.  April  10,  1864. 
Second  Lieut  M.  Elwood  Miller,  August  8,  1861. 
Second  Lieut.  Francis  H.  Seward,  March  23,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Edwin  Stanton,  February  1,  1863, 
Second  Lieut  John  H.  Finney,  February  7,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  David  Mortimer,  April  5,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Richard  D.  Bland,  April  9.  1864. 
Surgeon  George  S.  Walker,  February  13,  1863. 
Surgeon  E.  Milton  Joslyn,  April  11,  1664. 
Chaplain  Samuel  Huffman,  September  7,  1862. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (10.) 

Captain  James  S.  Needham,  June  16,  1864. 

Captain  Solomon  Males,  June  27,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  William  L.  Gordon,  June  24,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Edward  K.  Messenger,  June  24,  1864. 

First  Lieut  Joseph  F.  Dutch, -June  25,  1864. 

First  Lieut  George  J.  Goodwin,  July  1,  1864. 

First  Lieut  William  Wolf,  Adft,  December  21,  1864. 

Second  Lieut  Shelby  Tyler,  June  24,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Frank  Bennett,  July  9,  1864. 

Ass't  Surgeon  Warren  F.  McCihesney,  December  21 ,  1864. 

Discharged,  (9.) 
Colonel  Peter  E.  Bland,  December  22.  1862. 
Captain  Jamet  C.  McGinnis,  March  2B,  1864. 
First  Lieut  William  R.  Duff,  November  1,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Stephen  S.  Baker,  October  2,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  George  H.  Stockman,  June  7,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  George  W.  Bailey,  April  13,  18B». 
Second  Lieut.  F.  A.  Walldorf,  April  26, 1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Stephen  Child,  November  1,  1862. 
Second  Lieut  Jolm  Williams,  June  28,  1864. 


88 


MISSOURI  INFANTRY. 


Died,  (7.) 

Mnjor  Mahlon  Weber,  November  9,  1861,  of  disease,  at 

Springfield,  Mo. 
Captain  Jacob  L.  Perley,  accidentally  killed  August  6, 

1863. 
Captain  Daniel  O.  Ketcheson,  April  28,  1864,  of  disease. 
First  Lieut.  Henry  C.  Houts,  killed  while  visiting  enemy's 

camp  in  disguise  August  15,  1861. 
First  Lieut.  Robert  L.  Vance,  killed  in  action  December 

29, 1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Philip  H.  Snider,  May  20,  1864,  of  wounds 

received  in  action  at  Resaca,  6a. 
Second  Lieut.  Mark  Anthony,  killed  in  action  June  27, 

1864. 

Missing,  (2.) 

Second  Lieut.  John  E.  Thompson,  since  June  23,  1861. 
Second  Lieut  Frederick  A.  MiUert,  'Since  August,  1861. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut  Charles  Johnson,  December  3,  1862. 

Deserted,  (1.) 
Chaplain  J.  C.  Carrier,  September  27,  1863. 


List  of  battles,  &e.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
' '  Sink  Pole  Woods,"  (Co.  A,)  no  loss.     "Cold  Water,"  no  loss.    " Corinth,"  wounded,  E. 
M.,6.    '■CHICKASAWBLUFFS,"427ie<i,  0. 1,E.  M.,  16;  wounded,  E.  M.  43.    "  ARKANSAS  POST," ftiWerf, 
E.  M.,5;  wounded,  E.  M.,  20.   "  DEER  CREEK,  "iiZied,  E.  M..  1;  wounded.  E.  M.,  1.   "  HaYNES'S  BlUFF,"  • 

no  loss.  "Champion  Hill,"  no  loss.  "Siege  of  Vicksburg,"  killed,  E.  M.,5;  wounded,  o.  7, 
E.  M.  46.  "Jackson,"  no  loss.  "Brandon  Station,"  no  loss.  "  Beak  Creek,"  no  loss.  "Chat- 
tanooga", no  loss.  "Ringgold,"  no  loss.  "Resaca,"  4i7ie(i,  E.M., 7;  wounded,  0.\,  E.  M.  ll. 
"Dallas,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1.  "Kenesaw  Mountain,"  killed,  O.  1,  E.  M.  2;  wounded,  E.  M.,  5. 
"Atlanta,"  hilled,  E.  M.,  2;  wounded,  0.3,  E.  M.  13;  missing,  E.  M.,  2.  "  JONESBORO',"  killed, 
E. M.,1.  "Clinton," no  loss.  "Fort  McAllister,  AiHed,  E.  M.,  l.  "Owens'  Crossroads," 
no  loss.     "Bentonville,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.     "GOVDSBO^Q',"  missing,  E.  M.,  1. 


MISSOURI   INFANTRY. 


89 


SEVENTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  waa  organized  at  St. 
Louis,  Mo.,  from  June  13  to  August 
31, 1861,  to  serve  three  years.  On  the 
expiration  of  its  term  of  service  the 
original  members  (except  veterans) 
were  mustered  out,  and  the  organiza- 
tion, composed  of  veterans  and  recruits, 
retained  in  service  until  December  14, 
1864,  when  it  was  consolidated  with 
the  11th  regiment  Missouri  infantry.) 

Colonel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
■^  Robert  Buchanan 4  Aug.,  63 

Major. 


Captains. 

t  Thomas  Russell 15  Sept.,  63 

t  Brice  P.  Munns 30  Nov.,  64 

William  T.  Followill 30  Nov. , 


First  Lieutenants. 

t  William  J.  Farrell,  Adj't...U  Nov., 
t  Joseph  Hardacre,  R.  Q.  M..11  Nov., 

t  John  Donahoe 11  Nov., 

t  John  D.  Montgomery 11  Nov., 

tRobert  C.  Shaw 11  Nov., 

t  George  A.  Bright 11  Nov., 

t  James  P.  Reed 11  Nov., 

Second  Lieattnants. 


Surgeon. 

Assistant  Surgeons. 

Chaplain. 


64 


*  Discharged  May  13,  1863. 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (4.) 

Colonel  John  D.  Stevenson,  April  17,  1863,  to  Brigadier 

General. 
Lieut.  Colonel  Thomas  Curley,  October  9, 1862,  to  Colonel 

27th  regiment  Missouri  infantry. 
First  Lieut.  James  F.  Howe,  September  13,  1862,  to  Major 

27th  regiment  Missouri  infantry. 
First  Lieut.  Frederick  Whitehead,  Adft,  May  10,  1863, 

to  Captain  and  A.  A.  6. 

Resigned,  (25.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  E.  B.  Brown,  May  1,  1862. 
Major  Edwin  Wakefield,  August  1,  1863. 
Captain  James  Sullivan,  November  20, 1861. 
Captain  William  A.  Taulby,  January  9,  1862. 
Capiain  John  W.  Watts,  April  20,  1862. 
Captain  Joseph  S.  C.  Rowland,  June  6, 1362. 
Captain  William  J.  Hawkins,  July  4,  1862. 
Captain  Alfred  J.  Judy,  July  25,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  James  Hester,  November  17, 1861. 
First  Lieut.  James  Steger,  November  20, 1861. 
First  Lieut.  John  O'Neil,  March  21,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Frank  A.  O'Mara,  May  13, 1862. 
First  Lieut.  Andrew  Hosmer,  June  1,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  George  W.  Jennings,  December  15,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Henry  W.  Chanfrau,  December  31,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Michael  A.  Doyle,  April  14,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  John  B.  Mead,  August  19, 1861. 
Second  Lieut.  Jerome  E.  Roberts,  September  1,  1861. 
Second  Lieut.  Leonard  Snell,  December  10,  1861. 
Second  Lieut.  Albert  F.  Smith,  December  26,  1861. 
Second  Lieut.  John  B.  Rowland,  December  30,  1861. 
Second  Lieut.  William  J.  Lack,  March  11,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Martin  L.  Watts,  April  11,  1862. 
Second  Lieut  John  H.  Schooley,  November  27,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Charles  W.  Teetzell,  December  28,  1863. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (25.) 

Colonel  William  S.  Oliver,  July  18,  1864. 

Major  William  B.  Collins,  June  14,  1864. 

Captain  Henry  R.  Switzer,  June  14,  1864. 

Captain  James  H.  Coffey,  June  14,  1864. 

Captain  Monroe  Harrison,  June  14, 1864. 

Captain  Thomas  H.  Oliver,  June  14,  1864. 

Captain  Edward  J.  Castello,  June  14,  1864. 

Captain  Philip  D.  Toomer,  June  14,  1864. 

Captain  Jay  J.  Drake,  June  14,  1864. 

Captain  Joshua  W.  Bourne,  June  15,  1864. 

Captain  Thomas  Whelan,  June  15,  1864. 

First  liieut.  Charles  D.  Beman,  Adft,  June  14,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  John  F.  NeviUe,  R.  Q.  M.,  June  14,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  John  O'Connor,  June  14,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Samuel  McGoffin,  June  14,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Henry  Smith,  June  14, 1864. 

First  Lieut.  George  Fonda,  June  14,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Bartlett  Reams,  June  14,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  John  K.  Aldrich,  June  14,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Robert  Porter,  June  14,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Chancey  F.  Wilson,  June  15,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Frank  F.  Gray,  June  15,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Robert  H.  Menagh,  June  15,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  August  P.  Cindel,  June  14,  1864. 

Assistant  Surgeon  P.  S.  O'Reilly,  November  26,  1864. 

■t  Discharged  by  reason  of  consolidation. 


90 


MISSOURI   INFANTRY. 


Discharged,  (4.) 

Captain  Jesse  H.  HolmeB,  September  25,  1861. 
Surgeon  Edward  M.  Powers,  August  31,  1864. 
Assistant  Surgeon  P.  S.  O'Reilly,  March  28, 1862.    (Recom- 

missioned  Assistant  Surgeon  December  5,  1862.) 
AsBistant  Surgeon  Benjamin  F.  Thayer,  October  22, 1864. 

Died,  (6.) 

Captain  George  M.  Smith,  December  24,  1861. 

Second  Lieut.  Timothy  D.  O'Sullivan,  March  22,  1863,  of 
disease,  at  Lake  Providence,  La. 

Second  Lieut,  Benjamin  F.  Haynes,  killed  May  2,  1863. 

Second  Lieut.  John  Lamb,  killed  in  action  at  Raymond, 
Miss.,  May  12,  1863. 

Second  Lieut.  John  W.  Barrett,  killed  in  action  at  Ray- 
mond, Miss.,  May  12,  1863. 

Second  Lieut.  Daniel  W.  McBride,  killed  In  action  near 
Vicksburg,  Miss.,  June  27,  1863. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each : 
"Medon  STATION',"no  lose.  "Port  Gibson,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,  4.  "BaYOD 
Pierre,"  wounded,  O.,  1.  ■'  Raymond,"  killed,  O.  2,  E.  M.  8;  wounded,  O.  2,  E.  M.  51;  missing, 
E.  M.,  8.  "  Champion  Hill,"  no  loss.  "  Big  Black  River,"  no  loss.  "  Siege  of  Vicksburg," 
killed,  O.  1,  E.  M.  13;  wounded,  O.  6,  B.  M.  91;  missing,  E.  M.,  1,  "CLINTON,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1. 
"CAHTOm,"  killed,  B.  M.,  1. 


MISSOURI   INFANTRY. 


91 


EIGHTH  REGIMENT. 

(BATTALIOS  OF.) 

(This  regiment  -was  organized  at  St. 
Loaia,  Mo.,  from  Jnne  12  to  August  14, 
18C1,  to  serve  three  years.  The  origi- 
nal members  (except  veterans)  were 
mustered  out  by  detachments  at  differ- 
ent dates  from  July  7  to  August  17, 

1864,  by  reason  of  expiration  of  term 
of  service,  and  the  organization,  com- 
posed of  veterans  and  recruits,  consoli- 
dated into  B  battalion  of  two  companies 
and  retained  in  service  until  August  14, 

1865,  when  it  was  mustered  out.) 

Captaim. 

John  W.  White 1  Mar.,  62 

George  M  Crane 29  May, 

Tirst  LietUenants. 

William  A.  Thompson 4  June,  65 

Eljas  Eeitenoner 12  June, 

Second  Lieutenants. 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (5.) 

Colonel  Morgan  L.  Smith,  July  16,  1862,  to  Brigadier 
GrcneraL 

Colonel  Giles  A.  Smith,  September  2,  1863,  to  Brigadier 
General. 

Captain  David  P.  Grier,  September  9,  1862,  to  Colonel 
77th  regiment  lUinoiB  infantry. 

First  Lieut.  William  C.  EusseU,  April  30,  1862,  to  Cap- 
tain and  A.  A.  G. 

First  Lieut.  Addison  Ware,  jr.,  May  23,  1864,  to  Captain 
and  A.  A.  G. 

Resigiud,  (21.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  James  Peckham,  February  1,  1862.  (Re- 
commissioned  Lieut.  Colonel  March  4,  1862.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  James  Peckham,  June  1,  1862. 

Major  John  McDonald,  May  26,  1862. 

Captain  Sidvey  W.  Ainsieorth,  February  3,  1863. 

Captain  Charles  McDonald,  February  4,  1863. 

Captain  Alexander  Hart,  April  26,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  G.  Frederick  Eckhard,  July  8,  1861. 

First  Lieut.  James  Hall,  R.  Q.  M.,  August  14,  1861. 

First  Lieut.  Charles  L.  Corwin,  November  5.  1861. 

First  Lieut.  Edward  E.  Allen,  Januarv  14,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Edmund  E.  OtU,  March  28,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Edward  E.  Lane,  May  5,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Joseph  W.  Barr,  May  12, 1862. 

First  Lieut.  Frederick  B.  Clapp,  R.  Q.  M.,  January  21, 
1863. 

First  Lieut.  Louis  Lipman,  February  3,  1863. 

First  Lient.  Charles  Vierluller,  June  19,  1863. 

Second  Lieut.  Harry  B.  Harris,  April  2,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Philip  H.  Murphy,  April  16,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Isaac  E.  Hurff,  June  6,  1862. 

Second  Lient.  Samuel  Boyd,  January  28,  1863. 

Chaplain  Samuel  D.  Longhead,  July  31,  1863. 

Mitstered  ovX  on  ezpiration  of  term  of  service,  (29.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  David  C.  Coleman,  July  12,  1864. 

Major  Dennis  T.  Kirby,  July  7,  1864. 

Captain  William  Hill,  July  1,  1864. 

Captain  Thomas  Lee  Morgan,  July  1,  1864. 

Captain  John  B.  Coles,  July  1,  1864. 

Captain  Nelson  Patterson,  July  7,  1864. 

Captain  Alexander  A.  Jameson,  July  7,  1864. 

Captain  Alonzo  S.  Sterling,  July  9,  1864. 

Captain  William  H.  McGowan,  July  12,  1864. 

Captain  Hugh  Neill,  August  16,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Isaac  B.  Halsey,  R.  Q.  A/.,  June  11,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Ezra  W.  Cummings,  July  1,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Harvey  Eno,  July  1,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  William  F.  Sheeley,  July  1,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Jacob  C.  HiU,  July  1,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  WilUam  G.  McSpadden,  July  7,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Buahrod  W.  Murselman,  July  7,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  George  W.  Baker,  July  11,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Thomas  O.  Eddins,  July  12,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Edwin  A.  Ware,  August  16,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Edwin  E.  Furber,  Adj't,  August  27,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Harvey  W.  Green,  July  1,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  George  E.  Ostrom,  July  1,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  William  H.  Bogart,  July  7,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Samuel  H.  Halsted,  July  12,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Joseph  A.  Brawner ,  Aagnst  16,  1864. 


92 


MISSOURI  INFANTRY. 


Surgeon  H.  "W.  Nlctola,  August  16,  1864. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Troilua  Brown,  July  7,  1864. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Amos  L..  Flint,  August  22,  1864. 

Diicharged,  (5.) 

Captain  Edward  M.  Seibel,  March  27,  1862. 
Captain  William  A.  Johnson,  May  19,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  William  D.  Murphy.  June  2.  1862. 
.Surgeon  Bowman  H.  Peterson,  March  28,  1862. 
Surgeon  John  R.  Bailey,  January  29, 1864. 

Died,  (4.) 
Captain  George  B.  Swarthout,  killed  in  action  at  fort 

Donelson,  Tenn.,  February  15,  1862. 
Captain  Morgan  Potts,  February  24,  1863,  of  wounds. 
Captain  Henry  C.  Moffett,  September  21,  1863,  of  wounds. 
First  Ijieut.  Edward  Perrett,   drowned  September  22, 

1863. 

Reduced  to  the  ranks,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut.  John  Fitzgerald,  August  30,  1863. 

Dismissed,  (3.) 

First  Lieut.  Elias  S.  Bedford,  March  1,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Clifford  A.  Hand,  April  25,  1864. 
Chaplain  Darius  Crouch,  July  4,  1861. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each: 
"Wentzville,"  (July  15,  1861,)  wounded,   E.  M.,  1.     "  Wentzville,"  (July  17,  1S61,1  killed, 

E.il.,1;  wounded, 'E.M.,  5.     "  FORT  Henry,"  no  loss.     "FORT  Donelson," /riiW,  0. 1, 

wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  34.     "PITTSBURG  LANDING,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1; 

Creek,"  no  loss.  "Corinth  Road,"  no  loss.  " Russell's  House, 
E.  M.,  30.  "Cold WATER  Creek,"  (September  8,  1862,)  no  loss.  ' 
tember  11,  1862,)  no  loss.  "Chickasaw  Bluff,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  3. 
E.  M.,  4;  wounded,  O.  4,  E.  M.  20.  "HaYNES'  Bluff,"  no  loss. 
"  Big  Black  River,"  no  loss.  Siege  of  Vicksburg,"  killed,  E.  M.,  15;  wounded,  O.  2,  E.  M.  36; 
missing,  B.M.,  I.  "  J  ACKSOS,"  wounded,  E.JA.,  1.  "  BRANDON,"  (July  17,  ISe."?,)  no  loss.  "BRAN- 
DON," (July  20,1863,)  missing,  E.  M.,  2.  "TUSCUMBIA,"  no  loss.  "CHATTANOOGA,"  wounded, 
E.  M.,  2.    "Resaca,"  no  loss.    "Dallas,"  no  loss.    "  Columbia,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1. 


M. 

wounded,  E.  M.,  18.  "LICK 
"  kilted,  E.  M.,  10;  wounded, 
Coldwater  Creek,"  (Sep- 
"  Arkansas  Post,"  killed, 
'  Champion  Hill,"  no  loss. 


MISSOURI  INFANTRY. 


93 


*  TENTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  wag  organizedat  StLiOuis, 
Mo.,  from  August  5  to  November  12, 
1861,  to  serve  three  years.  It  was  mus- 
tered out  by  companies  at  different 
dates  from  August  24  to  October  31, 
1864,  by  reason  of  expiration  of  term 
of  service.) 

Colonel, 
Francis  C.  Deimling 17  July,  63 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Christian  Happel 18  July,   63 

Major. 
Joseph  "Walker 20  July,  63 

Captains. 

D.  C.  Uaugherty 22  Aug.,  61 

Joel  "W.  Strong 15  Oct., 

Samuel  W.  Craft 23  Oct.,    63 

Morris  FraZee 25  Oct., 

William  B.  Whit* 28  Oct., 

James  B.Logan 16  Feb.,  64 

Isaac  N.  Van  Hoeaen 26  Feb., 

Joseph  K.  Lloyd 16  Mar., 

Asaph  J.  Davis 1  May, 

David  W.  McClurken 24  May, 

First  Lieutenants. 

John W. Boyd,  Adft 21  Feb.,  63 

William  H.  Kellogg,  K  Q.  Af  .21  Feb., 

t  Michael  Deimer 1  Mar., 

Marcus  O.  Frost 20  Oct., 

RusseU  T.  Stokes 26  Oct., 

John  A.  Donaldson 29  Oct., 

Herman  Kemper 1  Mar.,  64 

David  F.  How 5  Mar., 

William  Lane 17  Mar., 

D.M.V.  Stuart 1  May, 

Adam  Kinsley 24  May, 

John  M.  London 3  June, 

Second  Lieutenants. 


Surgeon. 
Philander  J,  Payne 20  Oct.,    63 


Assistant  Surgeons. 


Chaplain. 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (4.) 

Captain  Charles  A.  Gilchrist,  July  27,  1863,  to  Colonel 

50th  U.  S.  C.  T. 
Captain  Thomas  D.  Seawell,  August  10,  1863,  to  Colonel 

57th  U.  S.  C.  T. 
First  Lieut.  Thorwald  Jacobson,  R.  Q.  M.,  November  12, 

1862,  to  Captain  and  C.  S. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Absalom  B.  Stewart,  April  1,  1863,  to 

Surgeon  1st  regiment  Alabama  cavalry. 

Resigned,  (20.) 

Colonel  Chester  Harding,  jr.,  December  3,  1861. 
Colonel  Samuel  A.  Holmes,  June  10,  1863. 
Lieut.  Colonel  John  D.  Foster,  September  3,  1862. 
Captain  Andrew  C.  Todd,  September  2,  1862. 
Captain  Elihue  H.  Henry,  November  10,  1862. 
Captain  William  F.  Bayne,  June  24, 1863- 
Captain  William  Forbes,  August  7,  1863. 
Captain  Gilbert  A.  Gray,  February  24,  1864. 
Captain  James  B.  Fitch,  April  15, 1864. 
First  Lieut.  Gerold  M.  Finlay,  December  31,  1852. 
First  Lieut.  Austin  Swan,  January  14, 1863. 
First  Lieut.  James  V.  Davidson,  July  22,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Henry  H.  Meredith,  July  22,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Alexander  S.  Buchanan,  December  28, 1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Miles  McCabe,  November  26,  1861. 
Second  Lieut.  John  Stevenson,  February  28,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Louis  M.  Phillips,  June  24,  1863. 
Surgeon  Oliver  B.  Payne,  September  25.  1863. 
Assistant  Surgeon  HughH.  Meredith,  July  22, 1863. 
Chaplain  George  R.  Palmer,  August  21,  1863. 

Discharged,  (20.) 

Colonel  George  R.  Todd,  April  9, 1862. 
Major  Aaron  Brown,  April  9,  1862. 
Captain  Andrew  J.  Lovell,  April  9,  1862. 
Captain  George  Heppenhermer,  April  19,  1862. 
Captain  James  F.  Dougherty,  July  25,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  John  F.  Noyes,  April  9,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Jacob  Keller,  April  19,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  James  Kay,  July  25,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Cyrus  C.  Bemis,  August  8,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  James  Crawford,  November  10,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  James  B.  Fleming,  January  28,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  William  H.  Fenner,  July  24,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Solomon  M.  Elwood,  April  27,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  AWert  A.  Wilson,  April  9, 1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Robert  P.  Todd,  April  9,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Peter  Craigmiles,  April  9,  1862, 
Second  Lieut.  William  F.  Snyder,  April  9,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Jerry  Randolph,  April  9,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Charles  Weiler,  April  19,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Robert  A.  Cameron,  July  25,  1862. 

Died,  (5.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Leonidas  Homey,  killed  in  action  at  Cham- 
pion Hill,  Miss.,  May  16,  1863. 

Captain  William  A.  J.  Russell,  killed  in  action  November 
25,  1863.  ^  ,„^, 

First  Lieut.  Samuel  McAchran,  September  5,  1861. 

Second  Lieut.  Samuel  A.  Shannon,  August  18,  1863,  of 
wounds  received  in  action. 


*  For  9th  regiment,  see  59th  regiment  Illinois  infantry.  t  Discharged  March  17,  1865. 


0^4 


MISSOURI   INFANTRY. 


Second  Lieut.  Schuyler  Van  Tifflin,  October  26,  1863,  of 
ditiease. 

Dismissed,  (2.) 
Second  Lieut.  Augustus  H.  Baum,  October  4,  1862. 
Aasietant  Surgeon  Thomas  L.  Morgan,  March  1, 1864. 


List  of  battles,  &.C.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"Corinth,"  (May  5  to  30,  1862,)  killed,  E.  M.,  5;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  24;  missing,  E.  M.,  1. 
"lUKA,"  Ai«crf,  E.  M.,2;  wounded,  ^.^.,^0.  "CORINTH,"  (Oct.  4, 1862,)  fti7;ecJ,  E.  M.,  9;  wounded, 
0.1,  E.M.48.  "Big  Black  River,"  7«Hed,E.M.,l.  "Raymond,"  it7ic(i,  E.  M., 2;  zooftnderf,  E. 
M.,6.  "  Jackson,"  A:!7kd,E.  M.,  13;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  36;  missing,  E.  M.,  2.  "Champion 
Hill," killed,  0. 1,  E.  M.  7 ;  wounded,  O.  2,  E.  M.  26 ;  missing,  0. 1,  E.  M.  18.  "  SIEGE  OF  ViCKSBURO," 
*j7/ed,  E.  M.,  3 ;  wounded, E.M.,  4.    "CHATTANOOGA,"  iJ«e<i,  0. 1,  E.  M.  10;  wounded,  0.i,E.U.5i. 


MISSOURI   INFANTRY. 


95 


ELEVENTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  St. 
Lotiis,  Mo.,  in  August,  1861,  to  serve 
three  years.  On  the  expiration  of  its 
term  of  service  the  original  members 
(except  veterans)  were  mustered  out, 
and  the  organization,  composed  of 
veterans  and  recruits,  together  with 
the  veterans  and  recruits  of  the  7th 
regiment  Missouri  infantry,  retained  in 
service  until  January  15,  1866,  when  it 
was  mustered  out.) 

Colonel. 

EUBowyer 22  May,   65 

(^Brecet  Brig.  Gen.  ] 3  March,  1865.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Modesta  J.  Green 22  May,   65 

Major. 
William  "W.  Clel«nd 22  May,  65 

Captains. 

Edwin  R.  Applegate 31  May,   64 

William  Wallace 15  June, 

Constantine  McMahan 13  Oct., 

George  C.  Adams 13  Oct., 

William  T.  Followill 30  Nov., 

Levi  D.  Roney 19  June,  65 

Charles  Smith 19  June, 

Lyman  Randall 1  July, 

James  A.  Lott,  a,  w.  m. 

First  Lieutenants. 

James  McNeal 31  May,   64 

George  Quick 15  June, 

BamabusL.  Nigh 13  Oct., 

David  O.  Shoopraan 13  Oct., 

Benjamin  F.  Kelly 24  Nov., 

William  T.  Simmons,  ^,  f§.24  Nov., 

Wilford  McElyea 19  June,  65 

Charles  W.  Apperson 1  July, 

John  Myers 1  July, 

George  C.  Robertson 23  Aug., 

James  M.  Swan,  R.  Q,.  M 5  Dec, 

Second  Lieutenants. 

HenrySmith 9  May,   65 

Solomon  A.  Whitney 9  May, 

Daniel  I.  Walker 9  May, 

John  F.  Perry 9  May , 

Thomas  J.  Mienre 9  May, 

Robert  Hamilton 9  May, 

James  Tasker 8  July, 

George  A.  Greenwood 8  July, 

William  S.  Snow 23  Aug., 

Surgeon. 
Thomas  S.  Hawley 19  June,  65 

Assistant  Surgeons. 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (4.) 

Colonel  Joseph  S.  Plummer,  Wi.  ^.,  ^.  9.,  October  22, 
1861.  to  Brigadier  General. 

Colonel  Joseph  A.  Mower,  B.  9.,  April  14, 1S63,  to  Briga- 
dier General. 

Captain  William  W.  Bnatright,  March  19,  1864,  to  Major 
7i8t  regiment  U.  S.  C.  T. 

Second  Lieut.  Mark  T.  Sappington,  July  23,  1864,  to 
Captain  and  A.  Q.  M. 

Resigned,  (23.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  William  E.  Panahaker,  September  3, 1862. 

Major  Benjamin  F.  Livingston,  April  12,  1862. 

Captain  Thomas  T.  Dolahan,  June  17,  1862. 

Captain  Clark  K.  Hendee,  July  13,  1862. 

Captain  Moses  M.  Warner,  February  4,  1863. 

Captain  Cyrenus  Elliott,  Augusts,  1863. 

Captain  William  S.  Stewart,  April  30,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Clark  G.  Bently,  September  8,  1861. 

First  Lieut.  William  Perce,  April  12,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  James  Hummer,  May  17,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Wilson  A.  Duggans.  June  18,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Edward  Gannon,  July  23,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Walton  H.  Finch,  Adj't,  September  7,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  Henry  C.  Applegate,  R.  Q.  M .October  8, 1865. 

Second  Lieut.  Benjamin  M.  McConnell,  August  31,  1861. 

Second  Lieut.  Harley  Kingsbury,  jr.,  June  25,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Charies  McOrr,  October  31,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  John  Hathom.,  July  5,  1863. 

Second  Lieut.  Elmore  R.  Ridgely,  January  13,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Harrisson  W'throw,  April  28,  1864. 

Surgeon  Thomas  Smith,  April  14,  1862. 

Chaplain  Joseph  Brooks,  April  12,  1862. 

Chaplain  Samuel  C.  Baldridge,  January  7,  1863. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (11.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  William  L.  Bamum,  August  15,  1864. 

Captain  Menomen  O'Donnell,  August  9,  1864. 

Captain  Charles  H.  Osgood,  August  15,  1864. 

Captain  Jesse  D.  Lloyd,  November  25,  1864. 

Captain  Cyrus  D.  Kendall,  June  18,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  Abel  G.  Pickrell,  R.  Q.  Af.,  August  15,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Jacob  Blew.  August  15,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  James  W.  Wilson,  August  1 5,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Charles  H.  Ethel,  August  15,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  John  T.  Finley,  August  15,  1864. 

Surgeon  Melancthon  W.  Fish,  May  2,  1865. 

Discharged,  (14.) 

Colonel  David  Bayles.  September  — ,  1861. 
Captain  Charles  M.  Carter,  April  28,  1864. 
Captain  Abner  B.  Bail,  April  29,  1864. 
Captain  George  W.  Henry,  April  30,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  William  R.  Colcleisure,  July  3,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Lewis  H.  Gray,  March  25,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  William  T.  Pickrell,  April  28,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  David  Bailey,  April  28,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  J.  W.  Cowperthwait,  June  9,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  H.  Foster,  June  15,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Benjamin  Laird,  November  13,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Elias  W.  Weir,  March  24,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  GtorgeP.  Weber,  April  28,  1864. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Ernst  H.  Hoffman,  June  12,  1863. 


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MISSOURI  INFANTRY. 


Chaplain. 
George  W.  Browne 1  July,  65 


The  foUowing  is  a  list  of  the  enlisted 
men  of  this  regiment  to  whom  medals 
of  honor  have  been  awarded  by  the 
Secretary  of  War : 

Corporal  J.  W.  Packs. 
Corporal  George  W.  Welch. 


Died,  (8.) 

Colonel  Andrew  J.  Weber,  June  30,  1863,  of  wounds  re- 
ceived in  action. 
Captain  William  A.  J.  Mienre,  Novembers,  1861,  of  disease. 
Captain  Amos  Singleton,  September  24,  1862,  of  wounds 

received  in  action. 
Captain  Charles  HallUter,  killed  in  action  at  Corinth, 

Miss.,  October  4,  1862. 
Captain  William  P.   Notestine,   February  12,   1865,  of 

wounds  received  in  action. 
Captain  William  Erwin,  April  7, 1865,  of  wounds  received 

in  action. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  H.  Brookings,  Adft,  May  28,  1863,  of 

wounds  received  in  action. 
Second  Lieut.  McGuire  C.  Hathom,  December  2, 1865,  at 

Demopolis,  Ala. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each : 
"Dallas,"  killed,  E.  M.,  2.  " Fredericktown, "  killed,  E.  M.,  2;  vxtunded,  E.  M.,  5.  "Farm- 
INGTON,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1.  "CORINTH,"  (May  24  to  28,  1862,)  kiUed,  E.  M.,  2;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M. 
13.  "lUKA,"  killed,  E.  M.,  13;  wounded,  O.  3,  E.  M.  49;  missing,  E.  M.,  6.  "CORINTH,"  (Oct 
4,  1862,)  killed,  O.  1,  E.  M.  13,  wounded,  O.  2,  E.  M.  53;  missing,  B.  M.,  3.  "  HOLLT  SPRINGS," 
killed,  E.  M.,  2;  wounded,  E.  M.,  1;  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  "JACKSON,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded, 
B.  M.,  5  ;  missing,  E.  M.,  2.  "  SlEGE  OF  ViCKSBURG,"  killed,  E.  M.,  10  ;  wounded,  O.  3,  E.  M.  52; 
missing,  E.  M.,  2.  "Mechanicsburg,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "RICHMOND,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  3. 
•'TuFEl^o,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "  ABBEVILLE, "  no  loss.  "NASHVILLE,"  itZieaT,"  E.  M.,  7;  woundtd, 
O.  5,  E.  M.  53.     "SPANISH  PORT,"  killed,  E.  M.,  4;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  12. 


MISSOURI    INFANTRY. 


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TWELFTH  REGIMENT. 

(Thisi  regiment  waaorganized  atSt.Louis, 
Mo.,  from  AuguKt  13  to  December  14, 
1861,  to  serve  three  years.  It  was  raua- 
tered  out  by  companies  at  different 
dates  from  August  12  to  November  14, 
1864,  by  reason  of  expiration  of  term  of 
service.) 

Colonel. 

Hugo  "Wangelin 20  July,   62 

{Brevet  Brig.  Gen.  13  March,  1865.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Jacob  Kaercher 28  Oct.,    62 

Major. 
Frederick  T.  Ledergerber  . .  .11  Sept.,  63 

Captains. 

Ferdinand  0.  Steinberg 28  Mar.,  62 

Anthony  O.  Engelmann 12  .Sept.,  63 

Henry  A.  Kircher 12  Sept., 

Anthony  Steffens 20  Sept., 

Hermann  Grentzonberg 5  Oct., 

Theodor  Horinann 9  Feb.,  64 

Frederick  Meier 28  Mar., 

Gasimir  Andtl 16  June, 

First  Lieutenants. 

Charles  Doerge 17  July,    62 

Hermann  F.  Mens,  R.  Q.  Af -.15  Oct., 

William  Keinke 24  Oct., 

Henry  Seipel 12  Sept.,  63 

William  R.  Kubach,  Adft ...  8  Feb.,   64 

Francis  F.  Meltcban 8  Feb-, 

Frederick  Brehme 1  Mar., 

Adolph  Selletitiri 11  Mar., 

Alexander  Gabler 1-5  May, 

Joseph  Vorst 16  June, 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Edward  Neisecke 23  Feb.,   63 

Ernst  Sclimidi 23  Feb., 

Ferdinand  Dallmeyer,  a.  w.  m. 

Surgeon. 
Joseph  Spiegelhalter 22  Nov..  63 

Assistant  Sicrgcons. 


Casualties. 


Chaplain. 


7  g 


Promoted,  (4.) 

Colonel  P.  J.  Oflterhaus,  B.  9.,  June  9,  1862,  to  Brigadier 
General. 

First  Lieut.  William  A.  Gordon,  July  14, 1862,  to  Captain 
ajid  A.  A.  G. 

First  Lieut.  Herman  Garvens,  July  8,  1863,  to  Captain  and 
A.  Q.  M. 

Assistant  Surgeon  Frederick  Hohly,  May  7, 1664,  to  Sur- 
geon 37tli  regiment  Ohio  infantry. 

Resigned,  (17.) 

Captain  Constantine  Von  Hacseler,  December  1,  1661. 
Captain  Julius  Saner,  April  28,  1862. 
Captain  William  Scbnuhr,  April  28, 1862. 
Captain  Hermann  Bendcl,  September  4,  1862. 
Captain  fVilUam  S.  MacKenzie,  September  7, 1862. 
Captain  John  Ahlefeld,  December  10,  1862. 
Captain  John  Mockenhaupt,  February  14, 1863. 
Captain  William  Mittmaiin,  August  21,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Frederick  Wallmann,  November  16,  1861. 
First  Lieut.  Frederick  Von  Bodungcn.  March  25  1662. 
First  Lieut.  F.  Nicholas  Wolff,  December  29,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Frederick  Dinkelmunn,  March  19,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Adolphus  Schottler,  August  31,  1662.^ 
Second  Lieut.  Ernst  Schierenberg,  December  26,  1K62. 
Second  Lieut.  John  Kanfmann,  January  2.5,  1864. 
Assistant  Surgeon  William  Fritz,  March  19,  1862. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (2.) 
First  Lieut.  Charles  W.  Hillgard,  August  19,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  Deeke,  August  29,  1864. 

Discharged,  (9.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Otto  Schadt,  October  1,  1862. 
"  Captain  John  Kayser,  August  11,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Anthony  Sanspeur,  R.  Q.  M.,  July  28,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Robert  Henne,  January  29, 1863. 
SecoodLieut.  Charles  Semmelrogge,  October  3, 1861. 
Second  Lieut.  Hermann  Tuerk,  August  13,  1662. 
Second  Lieut.  Troilus  Tyndale,  November  6,  1862. 
Surgeon  Charles  Cook,  September  4,  1862. 
Chaplain  Albert  Kraus,  June  15,  1864. 

Died,  (12.) 
Major  Gustavus  Lightfoot,  killed  in  action  before  Vicka- 

burg,  Mi.MS.,  May  22.  1863. 
Captain  Charles  Demny,  killed  in  action  before  Vicks- 

burg,  Miss..  May  19,  1863. 
Captain   Christian  Andel,  killed  in  action  before  Vicka- 

burg.  Miss.,  May  22,  1863. 
Captain  Joseph  A.  Ledergerber,  November  27,  1863,  of 

wound.s. 
CaptaiD  Adam  Ranft,  kiUed  in  action  May  15.  1864. 
Captain  William  Bechtel,  June  5,  1864,  of  wounds. 
Captain  Albert  F.  Affleck,  August  4,  1864,  of  vvonudn. 
First  liieut,  Alexander  Ffeiffer,  drowned  August  20,  186"2. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  L.  Kasten,  Adft,  killed  in  action  May 

22,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Frederick  Kessler,  killed  in  action  November 

27,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  George  Eggart,   killed  in  action  before 

Vicksburg,  Miss.,  May  22, 1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Charles  Thery,  June  2,  1863,  of  disease. 

'  Appointed  Captain  and  A.  Q.  M. 


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MISSOURI   INFANTRY. 


Missing,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut.  Hugo  Wehrfritz,  since  August  15, 18fil. 

Dismissed,  (3.) 

Second  Lieut.  Ernsl  Arp,  January  8,  1863. 
Surgeon  Louis  H.  Junghanns,  September  28, 1863 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  -which  thia  regiment  participated,  flhowing  loss  reported  in  each : 

"Pea  Ridge,"  ftiZZed,  0. 1,  B.  M.  3;   wounded,  O.  2,  E.  M.  20;   missing,'E.  M.,  1.     "CHICKASAW 

Bluffs,"  AiHed,  E.M.,  2;  wounded, 'E.'M..,  5.     "ARKANSAS  POST,"  no  logs.     "PortPemberton," 

wounded,  E.  M.,  1.      "  SIEGE  OF  ViCKSBURO, "  killed,  O.  5,  E.  M.  32 ;    wounded,  O.  8,  E.  M.  72. 

"Canton,"  wounded,  0. 1,  E.M.2.    "Barton  Station,"  wounded,  E.M.,3.     "Chattanooga," 

wounded,  E.  M.,  2.     "RiNGOOI.D,"  killed  0.1,  E.  M.  3;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  15;  missing,  E.  M.,  2. 

" RESACA,"  killed,  E.  M.,  4 :  wounded,  E.  M.,  16.     "DALLAS,"  killed,  E.  M.,  3 ;  wounded,  O.  1,  E. M. 

4.    "Kenesaw  Mountain,"  killed,  E.  M.,  2;    wounded,  E.  M.,  2.    "Atlanta,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1; 

wounded,  E.  M.,  6. 


MISSOURI  INFANTRY. 


99 


'  FOURTEENTH  REGIMENT  HOME- 
GUARDS. 

Casualties. 

(This  organization,    composed  of  three 
companies  of  infantry  and  one  of  cav- 
alry, was  organized  at  Lexington,  Mo., 
in  August,  1861,  to  serve  three  years. 
It  was  muBt«red  out  of  gervice  October 
19,  1861.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

Rohert  H.  Graham,  a.  w.  m. 

Major. 

Captains. 

Richard  Ridgell,  a.  w.  m. 
Henry  Emde,  a.w.m. 
Frederick  R.  Neet,  a.v>,m. 

Firet  Lieutenants. 

Richard  Brown,  a.  w.  m. 
Frank  Curtis,  a.  w.  m. 
Charles  Rippin,  a.  w.  m. 
Neal  Bohannan,  a.  to.  m. 

Second  LieutenaTVts. 

Thomas  Hogan,  a.  w.  m. 
Edgar  P.  Trego,  a.  to.  m, 
Henry  Pette,  a.  w.  m. 
Charles  M.  Neet,  a.  w.  m. 

Assistant  Surgeon. 

List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  r«ported  in  each : 
"  Lexington,"  *i7Z«(i,E.M,,  2;  wminded,  E.  M.,  13. 

*  For  13tb  regiment,  gee  22d  regiment  Ohio  infantry. 


100 


MISSOURI   INFANTRY. 


FIFTEENTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  wag  organized  at  St.  Louis, 
Mo.,  in  AnguBt  and  September,  1861,  to 
serve  three  years.  On  the  expiration 
of  its  term  of  service  the  original  mem- 
bers (except  veterans)  were  mustered 
out,  and  the  organization,  composed  of 
veterans  and  recruits,  retained  in  ser- 
vice until  December  25,  1865,  when  it 
was  mustered  out.) 

Colonel. 

Joseph  Conrad 29  Nov.,  62 

{Brevet  Brig.  Gen.  13  March,  1865.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Theodor  Meumann 27  Jan.,    65 

Major. 
George  Ernst 18  Jan.,    65 

Captains. 

Nicholas  D.  Randall 20  Feb.,  64 

Max  Goeden 2  Mar., 

Fredericli  Meier 13  Jan.,    65 

William  Eisermann 1  Mar., 

Alfred  Widmer 18  Apr. , 

John  H.  Droste 15  May, 

(Brevet  Major  13  March,  1865.) 
John  Buerlii 29  May, 

First  Lieutenants. 

Louis  Lang,  Adj't 25  Feb.,   64 

Caaimir  Muri 1  Mar.,  65 

Frederick  Mankee 15  Mar., 

Carl  Richter 18  Apr., 

John  Miller 18  Apr., 

August  Reimers 29  May, 

Thilo  Schultze 5  June, 

Bernard  Fieler 10  June, 

Herman  L.  Vaubel 1  July, 

Second  Lieutenants. 


Casualties. 


Surgeon. 
Edward  L.  Atkinson 1  Sept.,  65 

Assistant  Surgeon, 
John  B.  Chaffee,  a.  w.  m. 

Chaplain . 


Resigned,  (43.) 

Colonel  Francis  J.  Joliat,  November  26,  1862. 

Lieut.  Colonel  William  Jackson,  March  12,  18R2. 

Lieut.  Colonel  John  Weber,  November  16,  1864, 

Major  George  Landry,  March  12,  1862. 

Major  Henry  F.  Victz,  April  17,  1863. 

Major  Francis  Mohrhardt,  November  4,  1864. 

Captain  Henry  Nelson,  May  3,  1862. 

Captain  George  Berg,  May  9,  1862. 

Captain  John  G.  Reis,  May  9,  1862.  (Recommissioned 
Captain  September  2,  1863.) 

Captain  Jacob  Straub,  June  23,  1862. 

Captain  Edward  Richter,  September  .3,  1862. 

Captain  Francis  Unger,  January  25,  1863. 

Captain  John  Brengartner,  March  26,  1863. 

Captain  Jacob  Gross,  May  10,  1863. 

Captain  Ulrich  Schwendener,  May  31,  1663. 

Captain  Louis  Bergan,  July  20,  1863. 

Captain  Edward  de  Borde,  November  2,  1863. 

Captain  George  A.  Bauer,  November  16,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Gustav  Linkelman,  December  19,  1861. 

First  Lieut.  Joseph  Ebner,  January  18,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Frederic  Unger,  April  2,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Conatantin  Aberle,  April  11,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Edward  Konig,  April  12,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Charles  Ferret,  R.  Q.  M.,  June  1,  1862.  (Re- 
commissioned  First  Lieut,  and  R.  Q.  M.,  April  30,  1863.) 

First  Lieut.  Justin  Troxler,  August  1,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Jacob  Bugg,  April  20,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Fridolin  Rommel,  February  5,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Friedrich  Lipps,  Adj't,  September  27,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Herman  Koenig,  Novemtrer  17,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Frederick  Eckert,  November  20,  1864 . 

First  Lieut.  Anton  Tanner,  February  10,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  AdolphusErdmann,  R.  Q.  M.,  Octobers,  1865. 

Second  Lieut.  Jacob  Seeli,  January  26,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  George  F.  Elwerth,  November  9,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Jacob  Leupp,  April  3,  1863. 

Second  Lieut.  John  Kraehe,  August  13, 1863. 

Second  Lieut.  John  Berend,  January  31,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  George  Mohrhardt,  February  8,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  George  Horr,  March  17,  1864. 

Surgeon  William  Steiger,  September  3,  1862. 

Surgeon  Frnst  John,  October  21,  1863. 

Surgeon  August  Rooch,  November  22,  1864. 

Chaplain  Edward  Keller,  August  2,  1863. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (2.) 

Captain  Adolph  F.  Schuster,  November  11,  1864. 
Captain  Samuel  Rexinger,  March  7,  1865. 

Discharged,  (9.) 

Captain  Joseph  M.  Elmer,  June  25,  1862. 

*  Captain  George  Isenetein,  October  7,  1864. 

Captain  John  Pestell,  May  15,  1865. 

Captain  George  Miller,  May  15,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  George  Hellman,  Adft,  April  11,  1869. 

First  Lieut.   Max  Goeden,  May  12,    1862.     (Recommis. 

Bioned  First  Lieutenant  April  25,  1863.) 
Second  Lieut.  V.  VandemaUn,  May  12,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  George  Albtrti,  Juue  17,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Marco  Rigoni,  August  31,  1862. 

*  Appointed  Captain  and  A.  Q.  M. 


MISSOURI   INFANTRY. 


101 


Died,  (9.) 

Captain  M.  Zimmermann,  killed  in  action  at  Stone  River, 
Tenn.,  December  31,  1862. 

Captain  John  V.  Kreba,  kiUed  in  action  at  Chickamauga, 
Ga.,  September  20,  1863. 

Captain  John  G.  Reis,  December  19,  1863.  of  wounds  re- 
ceived in  action  at  MissionaTy  Ridge,  Tenn. 

Captain  William  Hark,  killed  in  action  at  Franklin,  Tenn. , 
November  30,  1864. 

Captain  Joaeph  B.  Vourdon,  accidentally  killed  June  12, 
1865. 

First  Lieut.  Martin  Schroeder,  Adj't,  January  19,  1863,  of 
wounds  received  in  action  at  Stone  River,  Tenn. 

First  Lieut.Hermann  C.  Koemer,  killed  in  action  at  Chick- 
amauga, Ga.,  September  20,  1863. 

Second  Lieut.  Christian  Guimiue,  killed  in  action  at 
Stone  River,  Tenn.,  December  31, 1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Charles  Kellner,  killed  in  action  at  Stone 
River,  Tenn.,  December  31, 1862. 

Dismissed,  (7.) 

Captain  John  Wildberger,  January  9,  1862. 
Captain  John  Jecklin,  January  9,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  Ferret,  R.  Q.  M.,  October  99,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  Bretschneider,  August  6,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Sebastian  Zahner,  January  16,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Joseph  Schaer,  October  20,  1863. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Gallua  Riaz,  October  16,  1862. 

Cashiered,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  Joseph  Ratsch,  May  27, 1865. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"Chaplin  Hills,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  5.  "  Stone  River,"  killed,  O.  3,  E.  M.  10  ; 
wounded,  O.  3,  B.  M.  32 ;  missing,  E.  M.  6.  "  CHICKAMAUGA,"  killed,  0. 2,  E.  M.  9 ;  wounded,  O.  2,  E.  M. 
42 ;  missing,  0. 1,  E.  M.  33.  "  Chattanooga,"  kilUd,  E.  M.  6  ;  wounded,  O.  3,  E.  M.  16.  "  RocKY- 
FaCE  Ridge,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "ResaCA,"  killed,  E.  M.,  4  ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  13  ;  missing,  E.  M., 
1.  "Adairsville,"  Kjoawded,  E.  M.,  2.  "New  Hope  Chuech,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  4.  "Dallas," 
*iZ2ed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  10.  "KENESAW  MOUNTAIN,  killed,  E.  M.,  2;  wounded,  E.  M.,  5. 
"Peach  Tree  Creek, "iiZJed,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,  2.  "Atlanta,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  2. 
"JO.VESBORO',"  wounded,  E.  M.,  2.  "LOVEJOY'S  STATION,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded.  E.  M.,  1. 
"Spring  Hill,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  7;  missing,  E.  M.,  3.  "FRANKLIN,"  killed, 
0.1,E.  M.4;  ujoundeii,  E.  M.,  14;  missing,  B.U.,  34.  "NASHVILLE,"  UJOUTided,  0. 1,  E.  M.  4;  missing, 
E.M., 2.    "Columbia,"  killed,  B. M.,  L 


102 


MISSOURI   INFANTRY. 


*  SEVENTEENTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  St. 
Louis,  Mo.,  from  September  7  to  De- 
cember 19,  1861,  to  serve  three  years. 
It  was  mustered  out  by  companies  at 
dififerent  dates  from  September  15  to 
December  15, 1864,  by  reason  of  expira- 
tion of  term  of  service.) 

Colonel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Francis  Romer 18  June,  64 

Major. 
Francis  Wilhelml 2i  July,  64 

Captains. 

Julius  Mueller 14  July,  62 

Francis  Guide 14  July, 

Adolph  Boettcher 13  Jan.,    63 

August  Fischer 1  Jan.,    64 

Charles  Bruno 1  Jan., 

John  G.  Langg^th 1  Jan., 

Julius  Uhlenhuth .-.  9  Apr., 

John  A.  Schaub 24  July, 

Herman  O.  Eettberg 24  July, 

First  Lieutenants. 

James  F.  Mallinckrodt 1  Jan.,   64 

Leonard  A.  Horn 1  Jan., 

Gustav  Wetzlan 1  Jan., 

Robert  Fischer,  a.  w.  m. 

Robert  Lange,  a.  w.  m. 

Adolph  F.  Rodenbrock,  Adft,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Peter  Hassendeubel 7  No  v. ,  62 

Andrew  MoeSi  a.  w.  m. 
Conrad  Andres,  a.  to.  m. 

Surgeon. 
John  B.  McConoughy,  a.  w.  m. 

Astistant  Surgeon, 
Charles  Bmckner 3  July,  63 

Chaplain. 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (1.) 

First  Lieut.  John  Schenck,  R.  Q.  Af.,  April  30,  1864,  to 
Captain  and  A.  Q.  M. 

Resigned,  (2&.) 

Major  Frederick  Niegemann,  December  10, 1862. 
Captain  Charles  Boecking,  November  26,  1861. 
Captain  Charles  Reiss,  December  20,  1861. 
Captain  Adolph  Schill,  December  28,  1861. 
Captain  Adolph  Ehlert,  January  26,  1862. 
Captain.  Hugo  Gollmer,  March  19,  1862. 
Captain  William  Fuchs,  Marth  19,  1862. 
Captain  August  W.  Busche,  AprQ  21,  1862. 
Captain  William  Andr6,  June  22,  1862. 
Captain  Paul  Meren^ky,  September  7,  1862, 
Captain  Joseph  Fries,  January  31,  1863. 
Captain  Louis  Darmstatter,  April  9,  1864. 
Captain  Edward  Schueller,  July  27,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Louis  Voss,  January  23,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Julius  Wegener,  February  6,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  Zimmer,  April  14,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Hermann  Ihm,  May  10,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  J^Villiam  Streissguth,  November  5,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Julius  Montihetmer,  December  4,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  John  H.  Peterson,  December  29,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Frederick  Leser,  Ac^'t,  February  3, 1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Stephen  Sutter,  January  10, 1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Moritz  Jacobi,  .January  18,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  John  Reinhardt,  February  4,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  August  Spinner,  May  3,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Frederick  Martens,  August  21,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  William  Christ,  August  22,  1863. 
Surgeon  Adolph  Rosch,  December  20,  1861. 
Surgeon  Hermann  Hubrich,  March  19,  1862. 


Discharged,  (1.) 
Major  August  H.  Poton,  May  26, 1862. 

Died,  (9.) 

Colonel  Francis  Hassendeubel,  July  17,  1863,  of 
wounds. 

Lieut.  Colonel  John  F.  Cramer,  committed  suicide  May 
2,  1864. 

Captain  Theodore  Weller,  killed  in  action  at  Vicksburg, 
Miss.,  May  20,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  John  M.  Munzlinger,  December  24,  1861. 

First  Lieut.  Theodore  G.  Knmtp,  September  8,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  August  F.  Hranitzky,  killed  in  astion  Novem- 
ber 27,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Henry  Neun,  killed  in  action  May  30,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  George  Maehl,  November  30, 1863,  of  wounds 
received  in  action. 

Assistant  Surgeon  George  Hoist,  March  21,  1863,  of 
disease. 


'  The  16th  regiment  failed  to  complete  its  organiration. 


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104 


MISSOURI   INFANTRY. 


EIGHTEENTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  nrganizcd  at  Laclede, 
Mo.,  November  14,  1861,  to  BPrvo  three 
years.  On  the  expiration  of  itH  term  of 
service  tlie  original  members  (except 
veterans)  were  mustered  ont,  and  the 
organization,  compoBcd  of  veterans  and 
^ec^lit.^,  retained  in  service  until  July 
18,  1865,  when  It  was  mustered  out.) 

Colonel. 

Charles  S.  Sheldon 94  Dec. ,  64 

{Brevet  Brig.  Gen.  13  March,  1865.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
William  M.  Edgar 16  Juue,  65 

Major. 
Edward  S.  Donnelly 16  Juno,  65 

Captains. 

William  Hematreet 17  Sept.,  63 

{Brev.Maj.&ndBrev.Ll.Col.l'iUnv.,'^^.) 

Richard  F.  Fallis 4  Mar.,   64 

Henry  Runnels 29  Mar.,  65 

John  L.  Jones i'l  May, 

Charles  W.  Mansfield 16  June, 

Thomas  W.  Hatfield Ifijune, 

Joseph  M.  Stanley 16  June, 

Rhoderick  R.  Rockwood 16  June, 

William  Brantner 16  June, 

Abijah  M.  Everist 16  Juue, 

FirU  Lieutenants. 

John  A.  Marine 16  June,  65 

John  A.  Riggen 16  June, 

.Joel  L.  Richardson 16  June, 

Silas  W.  Haynes 16  Juue, 

James  R.  Wilson 16  June, 

George  W.  Norville 16  June, 

John  J.  Abrigg 16  Jnne, 

Philip  C.  Lowry 16  June, 

Charles  Manda 16  June, 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Samuel  Frankfort 16  Juno,  65 

Robert  A.  Boyles 16  June, 

Vincent  C.  Bruce 16  June, 

William  D.  Scurlock 16  June, 

EliM<  Perry 16  June, 

lyi'wis  Fitzpatrick 16  Juue, 

J)aniol  Carr 16  June, 

Binjaiiiin  Guffey 16  June, 

John  .\l.  Smith 16  June, 

Charle.-  GraboBch 26  June, 

Surgeon. 


Assistant  Surgeon. 
Frank  F.Randolph 30  June,  63 

Cliaplain. 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (13.) 

Colonel  Madison  Miller,  March  15,  1864. 

Lieut.  Colonel  William  H.  Minti-r,  April  3,  li-6.S. 

Major  Alfred  Williams,  March  JO,  1862. 

Major  James  A.  Price,  July  9,  1862r 

Captain  John  P.  Mikcsell,  February  5,  1863. 

Captain  Jaioh  R.  Ault,  May  1,  186). 

First  Lieut.  George  IV.  Bywaler,  Si-ptember  2,5,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Edwin  J.  Conway,  Adj't,  April  23,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Henry  Pagin,  October  5,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Henry  W.  Godfrey,  Adft,  March  30,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  Michael  Calery,  April  3,  1865. 

Surgeon  Norman  S.  Hamlin,  September  3,  1862. 

Chaplain  John  M.  Garner,  April  15,  1864. 


Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (8.) 

Captain  George  W.  Wyckoff,  November  1 3,  1864. 
Captain  Henry  P.  Stults,  November  13,  1864. 
Captain  James  D.  Coddington,  November  14,  1864. 
Captain  Peter  R.  Dolman,  November  14,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Frederick  Partenheiujer,  November  14,  1864, 
First  Lieut.  David  ^V.  Pollock,  January  19,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Darius  A.  Cudworth,  March  27.  1865. 
Surgeon  Saiauel  B.  Houts,  November  11,  1864. 

Discharged,  (26.) 

Colonel  W.  James  Morgan,  March  25,  1862. 
Lieut.  Colonel  Lsaac  V.  Pratt,  May  U,  1863. 
Captain  Ezra  S.  Havens,  January  — ,  1863. 
Captain  William  P.  Sherman,  February  2,  1863. 
Captain  Francis  M.  Bell,  February  2,  1863. 
Captain  Jonas  Durman,  March  6,  1863. 
Captain  Daniel  R.  Hudson,  December  27,  1864. 
Captain  M.  Elwood  Miller,  January  12,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  John  Howry,  March  26,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  John  J.  Heisel,  March  JS,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Sylvester  S.  Collins,  D'-cemb'-r  4,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Absalom  Wells,  January  20,  1363. 
First  Lieut.  Woodson  S.  Estcs,  February  2,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  JefTiirson  L.  Harry,  February  2.  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Calvin  Morris,  February  2,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Jtimcs  G.  Allen,  Febiuary  2,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Joseph  R.  Slillo,  June  2,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  John  R.  McEfee,  June  30,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Kenton  F.  Breemau,  November  21,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Joseph  M.  Brown,  May  22,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  James  P.  Stults,  March  10,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  George  H.  Morgan,  February  2,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Joseph  M.  Pool,  February  2,  186.3. 
Second  Lieut.  Orlando  B.  Douglas,  February  2,  186.3. 
Assistant  Surgeon  William  A.  Torrey,  March  14,  1862. 


Died,  (6.) 

Captain  Eugene  W.  Godfrey,  April  R,  1862,  of  wounds. 
Captain  Jacob  L.  Clark,  April  26,  1862,  of  wounds. 
Captain  William  H.  Cooper,  May  4,  1862,  of  wounds. 
First  Lieut.  William   A.  Edgar,   Adft,  killed   in  action 

April  6,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  John  B.  Sharp,  killed  in  action  April  6,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  John  R.  Dayton,  of  wounds  received  in  action 

at  Pittsburg  Landing,  Tenn. 


MISSOURI   INTANTRY. 


105 


Missing,  (3.) 
Firs:t  Lient.  Harry  Lander,  R.  Q.  .V.,  since  February  28, 

Fir?t  Lient.  Octavious  B.  Berriot,  since  April  30,  1862. 
Second  Lient  John  H.  Morgan,  since  November  14, 1861. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 

Second  Lieut.  Rollin  B.  Gray,  January  23,  1S64. 

JJeserted,  (2.) 

Second  Lieut.  Elihu  F.  Springer,  June  13,  lt60. 
Second  Lient  Oliver  H.  Bodge,  April  — ,  1863. 


List  of  battles,  &:c.,  in  ■which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each : 

"PITTSBDRG  LanOI.n'G,"  hilled,  O.  2,  E.  M.  13:  vounded.  O.  6,  E.  M.  To  :  missing,  0. 14,  E.  M.  133. 
•CORIXTH,"  (companies  B,  C.  D,  and  B.)  kiUed,  E.  M..  3;  itounded.  E.  M..  4;  missing.  E.  M.,  3. 
"BON-E  Yard.-  (C)  killed,  E.  JL,  1.  "RKSiCA  "  killed,  E.  M..  1 :  tcounded,  E.  M..  3.  "  AdaIRS- 
TELLE,"  (C)  rounded,  E.  M.,  1.  ■Dallas,"  kiUed,  E.  M..  1.  •KexesaW  3I0U-NTaI>-,  "  k-ilUJ, 
E.lL.l;  tBOunded.  B.  iL,  2;  missing.  H.iL.  I.  '•  Xickajack  CREZK,"' WH«f,  E.  M,  1;  icouKdei, 
O.,  1.  -'AtHNTA,"  killed.  E.  M..  4;  teju-id:(l.  E.  M.,  -^Z  ■RirERS  BRIDGE,"'  kiiUi,  E.  .^L,  2; 
teounded,  E.  5L.  5;  missing,  B.  M.,  4.  -BEXTO-VYTLLE,'  killed,  E.  M.,  2;  vounded,  E.  M.,  3, 
Kissing,  £.  iL,  2. 


106 


MISSOURI   INFANTRY. 


*  TWENTY-FIRST  REGIMENT. 

(ThiH  rog'lraont  wuh  organized  Fcbruory 
1,  1862,  by  the  conaolldutlon  of  tlio  Ut 
and  2fJ  roglmonta  northuiiHt  MlwHourl  In- 
fnntry.  On  tho  oxplrutlon  of  Uk  terra 
of  gorvico  tho  original  momborH  (ex- 
cept vetoranH)  wore  mUHlorod  out,  iind 
the  orgiinlzntlon,  coraponud  of  vetoranH 
and  rocriiltH,  retained  In  Horvico  until 
April  ID,  1806,  when  It  wuh  muHterod 
out.) 

Colonel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Joseph  Q.  BoHt 16  Sept.,  65 

Major. 
Henry  McGonlgle 16  Sept.,  6.5 

Captai7i8. 

OhnrloByuHt 1  Feb.,  62 

Edward  K.  Blackburn 20  Jan.,    63 

LouIh  PuHter 12  Apr., 

JainoH  Smith 18  July,   65 

Jeromltth  Hamilton 18  July, 

Benjamin  8.  Palmer 10  Oct., 

JoHhua  Haglo 10  Oct., 

iKaac  C.  Hchrom 10  f )ct., 

KIchurdUeeH 1  Feb.,   66 

{Brevet  Captain  26  March,  1865.) 
Emunuol  li.  Shafur,  a.  w.  m. 

First  Lieutenants. 

Daniel  W.  ProHHoU,  n.  Q.  M.25  Oct.,    61 

ThomBH  E,  Amburn 3  Doc,   64 

William  A.  Weaver 15  Jan.,    65 

•Stephen  Mull,  AtfJ'l 3  Aug., 

( Iri'onbury  R.  JonoH 4  Aug., 

CyniH  D.  Mf.U'iwell 10  Oct., 

CharloH  L.  Nortfm 10  Oct., 

Martin  N.  Hinnott :..10  Oct., 

Richard  D,  AndrowH 10  Oct., 

nf)bort  R.  HarrlH 20  Jan.,   66 

Ilunry  DuomH,  a,  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants, 


Surgeon. 
Abel  C.  Roberts 10  July,    63 

Assistant  Surgeons. 

Oroon  H.  Orandall 3  Apr.,   63 

William  H.  Knickerbocker  . .  4  May, 

Chaplain. 


Casualties. 

Promoted,  (1.) 

PlrHt  Lieut.  Jnmen  B.  Comstock,  Adj't,  June  5,  1865,  to 
Captain  and  A.  A.  O. 

Resigned,  (31.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Humphrey  M.  Woodynrd,   Jonuary  27, 

1864. 
Llout.  Colonel  Jamr^H  J.  Lyon,  AuguHt  7,  1865. 
Major  George  W.  Pulton,  December  11,  1864. 
Captain  William  Harle,  July  11,  1862. 
Cuptuin  JoHoph  Story,  July  12,  1862. 
Captain  Nlchohw  W.  Murrow,  July  12,  1862. 
Captain  Thomas  H.  RoHeborry,  AugUHl31,  1862. 
Captain  Frederick  LeeHor,  January  7,  1863. 
Captain  JoHeph  T.  Farrls,  January  16,  1863. 
Cuptulu  Alexander  F.  Tracy,  AugUHt  29,  1805. 
Plrot  Llout.  JoHoph  I.  Oliver,  Juno  11,  1862. 
PlrHt  Llout.  LucluH  D.  Woodruff,  July  13,  1862. 
FIrHt  Llout.  Honrv  Monn,  July  1,5,  1862. 
PlrHt  Lieut.  William.  H.  Simpson,  AugUHt  31,  1862. 
Flrwt  Llout.  Potcr  S.  WftHhburn,  Augunt  31,  1862. 
FIrHt  Llout.  ToblaH  M.  McQuold,  Docombor  17,  1862. 
FIrHt  Llout.  AugUKt  fUooHor,  April  26,  1804. 
Flrnt  Llout.  Ahii  D.  Starkwoalhor,  October  27,  1864. 
FlrHl  Llout.  Logon  Torapklnn,  December  30,  1881. 
PlrHt  Llout.  Nekemiah  D.  Starr,  August  4,  1865. 
Second  Llout.  William  J.  PulluH,  April  22,  1862. 
Second  Llout.  William  P.  RIckoy,  April  22,  1862. 
Second  Llout.  Edwin  Tumor,  May  1,  1862. 
Second  Llout.  Iludnon  Rico,  July  22,  1862. 
Second  Llout.  LouIh  I.  AInKlle.  August  22,  1862. 
Second  Llout.  Oeorgo  M.  DavlH,  January  23,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Edward  r.  Nelnon,  October  27,  1864. 
Second  Llout.  CharloH  C.  Morrey,  Soptembor  22,  1865. 
Surgeon  RufuH  II.  Wyman,  Juno  11,  1882. 
Surgeon  Joseph  H.  Seaton,  Juno  2,  1863. 
Chaplain  John  H.  Cox,  April  2:),  1864. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (10.) 

Colonel  David  Mooro,  (Brevet  Brigadier  Gonerol  Febru- 
ary 21.  186.'),)  February  11,  1885. 
Lieut.  Colonel  Edwin  Moore,  Februory  11,  1865. 
Captain  Simon  Peurce,  February  11,  186.5. 
Captain  Charlog  W.  Tracy,  Juno  H,  1865. 
Captain  Jonlah  W.  Davln,  January  11,  1866. 
Plrnt  Llout.  George  W.  Stino,  December  5,  1864. 
P'lrnt  Llout.  Frank  A   Whlttemore,  Fobruory  11,  18C5. 
PlrHt  Llout.  Danlol  R.  Allou,  January  19,  1866. 
Second  Lieut.  Jeremy  Hall,  December  6,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  CyrenuH  RuhhoII,  February  8,  1865. 

Discharged,  (2.) 

Second  Llout.  James  W.  McFall,  March  21,  1864. 
ABHlHlaot  Surgeon  Prod.  G.  Stanley,  January  31,  1865. 

Vied,  (7.) 

Major  BornabuH  B.  King,  killed  in  action  at  Pittsburg 

Loading,  Tonn.,  April  li,  1862. 
Flrnt  Llout.  Wplllum  Lontor,  March  28,  1862,  ot  Pittsburg 

Landing,  Tonn. 
First  Lieut,  Charles  C.  Tobin,  Adft,  April  28,  1862,  of 

dlsoaso,  at  Solrao,  Alu. 

'  Tho  I9tli  and  20th  roglmonts  failed  to  complete  their  orgonlzotiong. 


MISSOURI  ESFANTRT. 


lOT 


First  Li^ut.  Tbomas  Ridiardsoo.  Jan«  11, 1864,  of  disease. 

St  Memphis.  Teon. 
First  Lieat.  Fncni  M.  Goit^h.  April  10.  1965,  of  woondj 

received  in  action  at  Fort  Btab^ly,  Ala. 
S««ond  Ii»at.  Fdmurd  Fox.  Jane  19,  1S6S:  of  £sease, 

n^ir  Corinth.  Mi«s. 
S.?coad  Ii«at.  IVtwr  H.  Orr,  accidentstly  killed  October 

■2T.1S63. 

Ifiasiitf.  (L) 
Asssssiat  Sargeon  WilHam  H.  DstU.  since  April  30, 1  J^S. 


a;  of  'battfcs.  &«..  in  whK'i  :ti>  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each : 

j^jjXSj^,-   .      "ATHK>S,  ■    .       "  Ljl>- CASTER.  "    .       "PlTTSBrKe    LANPrsO 

"    '   "        _    .-      -        .    .        „«■.,,,   ^,       .. .,  '\>Xay  5  to  30, 

Black 


i  "Vi  0. 1  E.  X.  17 :  mwniirfi  O.  i.  E.  >I.  4-3 :  misaiit^,  a  3,  E.  M.  6L     ■*  CORINTH.' 
'.K».>n«>fc»5.    "COKESTH."  ^0»^t  3  and  4.  ISp-}  wvtmitd,  E,  M..  6:jB»stn,y.  E.  >!..  5. 


RIVEK."  no  Kss.     •■PlXA^UkST  HILL,"'  i.-'imi.  E.  M.,  1;  BWtt/«A«i  E.  M..  7:  mi*s-»/«#,  E.  2i..  7. 
■•  YKLLOW  BaTOV."  «rt>Bt<tei  E.  M. .  3-      "  DITCH  BATOr. "  no  loss.     ' ■  Ttpelo."'  frtUM  E.  M.   1 : 
mntliii.  E.  SL.  7.     "CCUJEeE  HiLL.'    •nis.-.-t^.  E.  M.,  1.     'LOSE  Jack."  mitsin^,  E.  M,  1. 
XASHTiLLi"  no  K^ss.     "FCKT  BLaKSLT,"  itiirf,  E.  SL,  4;  «w»tij;'  0. 1,  E.  JL  15. 


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TWENTY-SECOND  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment,  compoaed  of  six  compa- 
nies, was  organized  in  the  State  of  Mis- 
souri at  large  from  August  to  Decem- 
ber, 1861,  to  serve  three  years.  It  was 
transferred  to  different  regiments,  as 
follows  :  Companies  A  and  B  to  the  7th 
regiment  Missouri  cavalry  February  20, 
1862;  companies  C,  D,  and  E  to  the 
10th  and  company  F  to  the  24th  regi- 
ments Missouri  infantry  July  22,  1862. 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

*  John  D.  Foster,  a.  w.  m. 

Major. 
t  Andrew  H.  Linder,  a.  w.  n. 

Captains, 

*  Joel  W.  Strong 15  Oct.,    61 

J  Lafayette  M.  Rice 15  Oct., 

'  Christian  Happel,  a.  w.  m. 
t  Nathan  A.  Winters,  a.  w.  m. 

*  William  Forbes,  a.  w.  m. 
t  Foster  R.  Hawk,  a.  w.  m. 

First  Lieutenants. 

*  Austin  Swan,  Jl  Q.  3/ 15  Oct.,    61 

t  Wm.  W.  McCammou,  Adft.l5  Oct., 

*  Cyrus  C.  Bemis,  a.  w.  m. 

*  William  H.  Fenner,  a.  w.  m. 
\  B.  A.  Bozarth,  a.  lo.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

*  William  B  White 15  Oct.,    61 

t  John  Johnson,  a,  w.  m. 

*  Augustus  H.  Baum,  a.  w.  m. 

*  Henry  H.  Meredith,  a.  w.  m. 
t  James  Phillips,  a.  w.  m. 

t  Vincent  Chalifoux,  a.  w.  m. 

Surgeon. 


Assistant  Surgeon. 
'  Hugh  H.  Meredith,  a.  w.  m. 

Chaplain. 


Casualties. 

Resigned,  (3.) 
First  Lieut.  Charles  G.  Anderson,  February  5,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  John  C.  Allen,  February  13,  1862. 
Second  lieut.  Benjamin  F.  Meigs,  May  24,  1862. 

Discharged,  (4.) 
First  Lieut.  Hiram  B.  Foster,  Adj't,  March  13,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  David  S.  Hooper,  R.  Q.  M.,  March  13, 1862. 
Surgeon  William  M.  Gates,  March  13,  1862. 
Chaplain  James  Linder,  March  13,  1862. 


*  Transferred  to  10th  regiment  Missouri  infantry, 
t  Transferred  to  7th  regiment  Missouri  cavalry. 
I  Transferred  to  24th  regiment  Missouri  infantry. 


MISSOURI   INFANTRY. 


109 


TWEHTY-THIRD  REGIMENT. 

(BATTALION  OF.) 

(TLiB  regiment  was  organiied  in  the  State 
of  MiBBonri  at  large,  in  September,  1861, 
to  serve  three  years.  On  the  expira- 
tion of  its  term  of  service  the  original 
members  (except  veterans)  were  mus- 
tered out,  and  the  organization,  com- 
posed of  veterans  and  recruits,  cOBSoli- 
dated  into  a  battalion  of  four  compa- 
nies, and  retained  in  service  untU  July 
18,  1865,  when  it  was  mustered  out.) 

Major. 


Captains. 


First  Lie-u  tenan  ts. 

William  S.  Shirley 3  July,   65 

Henry  C.  Carter 3  July, 

Wesley  W.  Mock 3  July, 

Second  Lieutenants. 


Assistant  Surgeon. 
IdwardL.  Atkinson 26  Feb.,  63 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (2.) 

Captain  Richard  H.  Brown,  January  4,  1864,  to  Major 
12th  regiment  Missouri  cavalry. 

First  Lieut.  WiUiam  M.  Delano,  March  31,  1864,  to  Cap- 
tain 12th  regiment  Missouri  cavalry. 

Resigned,  (32.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Jacob  Smith,  January  15,  1862. 
Captain  Francis  Lisko,  December  7,  1861. 
Captain  John  Parker,  July  8,  1862. 
Captain  Archibald  Montgomery,  October  10,  1862. 
Captain  Ebenezer  West,  January  15,  1863. 
Captain  Kezin  A.  De  Bolt,  March  1,  1863. 
Captain  James  T.  Dunlap,  June  30,  1863. 
Captain  Watson  E.  Crandall,  August  27,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Stephen  Peery.  Adft,  March  1,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Isaac  P.  Martin,  Adft,  April  24,  1862. 
Firet  Lieut.  Thomas  E.  Brawner,  December  22,  1862. 
Firnt  Lieut.  John  A.  Fisher,  January  13,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Thomas  H.  Hollingsworth,  January  31, 1863. 
Firi-t  Lieut.  Ephraim  L.  Webb,  February  2,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Lewis  C.  Bailey,  February  3,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  John  H.  Munn,  February  8,  liies. 
First  Lieut.  Thomas  B.  ilikels,  March  4,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Thornton  T.  Easley,  iJ.  Q.  M.,  March  4, 1863. 
First  Lieut.  Samuel  Rooks,  June  20,  1863. 
First  Lieut..Spotswood  A.  Thomas,  July  31,  1863. 
Fircit  Lieut.  Henry  Sweeten,  September  13,  1864, 
Second  Lieut.  Lafayetie  Comwell,  October  15,  1861. 
Second  Lieut.  BeDJamin  S.  Ramey,  October  31,  1861. 
Second  Lieut.  Benjamin  F.  Harding,  November  1,  1862. 
.Second  Lieut.  George  G.  Colby,  December  1,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  James  A.  Brewer,  January  10,  1663.     (Re- 
commissioned  as  Captain  February  6,  1864.) 
Second  Lieut.  Alonzo  Chaplin,  June  11,  1863. 
Second  Lieut  George  W.  Brown,  July  8,  1863. 
Surgeon  John  B   Ralph,  March  31.  1862. 
Surgeon  Theodore  J.  Bluthardt,  January  10,  1864. 
Assistant  .Surgeon  William  T.  EUegood,  March  4,  1863. 
Chaplain  Alfred  N.  Cave,  September  26,  1864. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (30.) 

Colonel  William  P.  Robinson,  September  22,  1864. 
Lieut.  Colonel  Quinn  Morton,  January  17,  1865. 
Major  Jacob  A.  Trumbo,  September  22,  1864. 
Captain  Tennessee  C.  McNabb,  .September  22,  1864. 
Captain  Jeremiah  M.  Nash,  S»-ptembi-r  22,  1664. 
Captain  James  A.  Brewer,  September  22,  1864. 
Captain  John  W.  Moore,  September  22,  1864. 
Captain  William  R.  Simms,  September  22,  1864. 
Captaiu  Nathan  Nichols,  September  22,  1864. 
Captain  Rice  Morris,  December  30,  1864. 
Captain  Marion  Cave,  December  30,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Leopold  Biddle,  Adft,  September  22.  1864. 
Firet  Lieut.  James  H.  Gyles,  September  22,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Orville  Moberly,  September  22,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Benjamin  F.  Wyatt,  September  22,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  John  A.  Martin,  September  22, 1864. 
First  Lieut.  John  Slinger,  September  22,  1664. 
First  Lieut.  James  S.  Todd,  December  30,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Alexander  W.  Walker,  December  30,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Joseph  H.  Ristine,  January  14,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Richard  C.  Rynex,  R.    Q.  M.,  January  17, 

1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Robert  A.  Collier,  September  22, 1864. 


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Second  Lieut.  WiUiam  T.  Hugheg,  September  22,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Meredith  Rigging,  September  22,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  John  J.  Harper,  September  29,  1864. 
Second  Lieut  William  F.  Reynolds,  December  30, 1864. 
Second  Lieut  Lawson  R.  Lane,  January  14,  1865. 
Second  Lieut  Webster  McCollough,  January  24, 1865. 
Surgeon  Howard  A.  Cooper,  September  22,  1864. 
ABsifltant  Surgeon  James  F.  Rolls,  September  22,  1864. 

Discharged,  (3.) 

Captain  Lucien  Eaton,  July  25,  1864. 

Captain  Richard  G.  Waters,  November  25,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  George  W.  Seymour,  April  11,  1864. 

Died,  (6.) 

Colonel  Jacob  T.  Tindall,  killed  in  action  April  6,  1862. 
Major  John  McCollough,  October  7,  1863,  of  disease. 
First  Lieut.  WiUiam  P.  HurUmt,  November  24,  1862,  of 

disease. 
First, Lieut.  William  O.  Seaman,  July  31, 1864,  of  wounds. 
First  Lieut  N.  Jndson  Camp,  accidentally  killed  August 

4,  1864. 
Chaplain  James  M.  Oyler,  December  30, 1862,  of  disease. 

Dismisted,  (1.) 
First  Lieut  George  W.  Easley,  Adj't,  August  21,  1863. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each : 

"Pittsburg  Landing,"  killed,  O.  1,  E.  M.  26;  wounded,  O.  3,  E.  M.  53;  missing,  0.  20,  E.  M. 

390.    "White  Co.,"  (Co.  A,) .     "Peach  Tree  Creek,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.    "Ailanta," 

killed,  E.  M.,  7 ;  wounded,  0. 1,  B.  M.  17.    "Bentosville,"  no  loss. 


MISSOURI   INFANTRY. 


Ill 


TWENTY-FOURTH  REGIMENT. 
(Thin  regiment  was  organized  in  the  State 
of  Missouri  at  large  from  October  14 
to  December  28,  1861,  to  serve  three 
years.  The  original  members  were 
mastered  oat  at  different  dates  from 
October  14,  1864,  to  February  1,  1865, 
by  reason  of  expiration  of  term  of  ser- 
vice, and  the  veterans  and  recruits  trans- 
ferred to  the  Slst  regiment  Missouri  in- 
fantry.) 

Colonel. 

*  James  K.  Mills -.22  Apr.,  63 

(firecet  Brig.  Gen.  13  March,  1865.) 
Lieutenant  Colonel. 

W.H.  Stark 24  Apr.,  63 

Major. 

tJamesJ.  Lyon 1  Oct.,    64 

Captains. 

Sampson  P.  Barris 20  Aug.,  61 

JWyatt  Harris 19  Feb.,   63 

William  W.  McCammon 21  Feb., 

{Brevet  Major  13  March,  1865.) 

Charles  B.  Owen... 8  Mar., 

John  T.  Young 23  Apr., 

Newton  Gr.  Long 8  Oct.,    64 

Charles  Dalrymple 15  Oct., 

William  F.  Bodenhamer,  a.  w.  m. 
Firtt  Lieutenants. 

Pleasant  A.  Hart 20  Aug.,  61 

James  Denney 30  Nov., 

§  W.  H.  McAdams,  Adj't 9  Mar.,  63 

Jerome  B.  Yarbrough 10  Mar. , 

William  Bragg 25  Mar., 

§  John  C.  S.  Colby,  R.  Q.  ilf..21  Apr., 

James  L.  Robherson 24  Apr. , 

{Daniel  DriscoU 21  Oct., 

Spencer  P.  Wright 8  Nov., 

Edward  H.  Bishop 8  Oct.,    64 

Isaac  D.  Johnson,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Manly  P.  Owens 18  Sept.,  62 

John  D.  Johnson 25  Mar.,  63 

EoseaO.  Mulllngs 15  May, 

Thomas  K.  Paul 18  May, 

James  H.  Martin 11  Oct.,    64 

Samuel  E.  Stroup 22  Oct., 

James  Healey,  a.  w.  m. 

Surgeon. 
L.  H.  Baker 14  Apr.,   62 

Assistant  Surgeons. 

II  John  Little 12  Jan.,   63 

f  Orson  H.  Crandall 3  Apr., 

Chaplain. 
IT  Andrew  Luce 23  Mar.,  63 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (3.) 

Major  Robert  H.  Fyan,  November  13,  1864,  to  Colonel 

46th  regiment  Missouri  infantry. 
First  Lieut.  Sanford  C.  Peck,  R.  Q.  M.,  March  16,  1863, 

to  Captain  and  C.  S. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Lorenzo  T.  Watson,  October  16,  1862, 

to  Surgeon  14th  regimentcavalry,  Missouri  State  militia. 

Resigned,  (14.) 

Colonel  Sempronius  H.  Boyd,  April  18,  1863. 
Captain  Isaac  B.  Tyler,  June  21,  1862. 
Captain  Lafayette  M.  Rice,  October  12,  1862. 
Captain  William  F.  Martindale,  January  17,  1863. 
Captain  William  Vaughn,  February  2,  1863. 
Captain  James  T.  Talliaferro,  February  4,  1863. 
Captain  Thomas  A.  Reed,  March  31,  1863. 
Captain  Andrew  W.  Curry,  October  12,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Gerald  Walsh,  January  6,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  William.  B.  Feeley,  October  16,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  John  C.  S.  Colby,  Adj't,  January  17,  1863.   (Re- 
commissioned  First  Lieut,  and  R.  Q.  M.,  April  21, 1863.) 
Second  Lieut.  Benjamin  P.  Meigs,  May  24,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Henry  Sullivan,  August  4,  1869. 
Chaplain  Alfred  H.  Powell,  December  12,  1862. 

Discharged,  (4.) 

Major  Eli  W.  Weston,  January  2,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Daniel  Z.  Keedy,  September  4,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Vincent  Chalifoux,  January  29,  1863. 
Surgeon  Edwin  T.  Robberson,  January  12,  1862. 

Died,  (3.) 

Captain  Uriah  P.  Johnson,  killed  in  action  at  Pleasant 

Hill,  La.,  April  9,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Samuel  L.  Fritz,  August  16,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  John  Stone,  April  10,  1864,  of  wounds. 

Missing,  (3.) 

First  Lieut.  WilUam  H.  Shadel,  in  action,  since  April  9, 

1864. 
Second  Lieut.  George  B.  Fuller,  since  December  28,  1861. 
Surgeon  N.  B.  Hocker,  since  October  31,  1862. 

Dismissed,  (2.) 

Captain  James  R.  Vanzant,  March  16,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Robert  C.  Hoggins,  June  21,  1864. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each : 
"Pea  Ridge,"  kaud,  E.  M.,  4;  wounded,  E.  M.,  15.  "LICKING,"  wounded,  0.1,  E.M.I 
"lUKA,"  (company  E,)  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "CORINTH,"  (E,)  killed,  E.  M.,  2;  wounded,  E.  M.,  17. 
"Mill  Creek,"  no  loss.  "  Big  Black  River,"  (E,)  no  loss.  "Raymond,"  (E,)  no  loss.  "Jack- 
so.^.-  (E,)  wounded,  E.  M.,  9.  " Champion  Hill,"  kilUd,  E.  M.,  l.  "new  Madrid,"  (A,)  killed, 
E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,  1 ;  missing,  E.  M.,  8.  "CHATTANOOGA,"  (E,)  killed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded, 
O.  1,  E.  M.  3.  "Fort  DeRCSSY,  killed,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,  5.  "  PLEASANT  "BlLl.," .kilUd, 
0.  1,  E.  M.,  6;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  86.  "  YELLOW  BaYOU."  kilUd,  E.  M.,  2;  wounded,  E.  M.,  13. 
"Tupelo,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  2.  "Mineral  Point,"  no  loss.  "Franklin,  "MlUd,  E.  M.,  2; 
wounded,  E.  M.,  3.     "NASHVILLE,"  no  loss.     "  Savannah,"  (E,)  no  loss. 

*  Resigned  November  26,  1864.  5  Resigned  October  23,  1864. 

t  Transferred  to  21st  regiment  Missouri  infantry.  11  Resigned  October  27,  1864. 

I  Discharged  March  12,  1865.  11  Resigned  October  19,  1864. 


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MISSOURI   INFANTBT. 


TWENTY-FIFTH  REGIMENT. 

(TWs  regiment  was  organized  as  the  13th 
regiment  Mi880uri  infantry,  at  St.  Jo- 
seph, Mo.,  in  June,  1861,  to  serve  three 
years,  and  its  designation  subsequently 
changed  to  the  25th  regiment  Missouri 
infantry.  It  was  consolidated  with  the 
engineer  regiment  of  the  west,  Febru- 
ary 17,  1864,  and  the  consolidated  force 
known  as  the  Ist  regiment  Missouri 
engineers.) 

Colonel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 


Major. 
Frederick  C.  Nichols 25  Apr.,   62 

Captains. 
♦Joseph  Schmidt 20  June,  61 

*  William  Millar 24  June, 

James  Dunne 16  May,    62 

*  James  B.  Hawley 1  Nov., 

*  Joseph  Thompson 10  May ,    63 

Benjamin  F.  Buzard 10  May, 

BeDJnmin  F.  Coleman 1  June, 

Hamilton  Dill,  a.  w.  m. 

First  Lieutenants. 

Hermann  Giseke,  Adft 20  July,    62 

G  eorge  G.  Bay ne 1  Sept., 

Benjamin  R.  Tanner 20  Jan.,    63 

William  A.  Morton 21  Jan., 

*  WilMam  J.  Hahn 8  May, 

Oscar  F.  Story 16  May , 

John  Murphy 9  Aug., 

Littleton  R.  Lancaster 7  Dec, 

Second  Lieutenants. 

John  P.  Morton 21  Jan.,    63 

William  W.  Brown 21  Jan., 

William  E.  Hight 16  May, 

*  Henry  C.  Carlile 16  May, 

Addison  N.  Glenn 16  May, 

*  Marcus  Morton 16  May , 

GustavuB  Salzman 16  May, 

William  K.  Lyle 6  July, 

Surgeon. 

*  John  T.  BerghofF,  a.  w.  m. 

Assistant  Surgeon. 

*  John  Q.  Egelaton 20  Sept.,  62 

Chaplain. 
Alpha  Wright ..25  Apr.,  63 


Casualties. 

Promoted,  (3.) 
Captain  George  B.  Hoge,  September  30,  1862,  to  Colonel 

113th  regiment  Ulinoig  infantry. 
Captain  Oliver  P.  Newberry,  April  28,  1863,  to  Major  5th 

regiment  cavalry,  Missouri  State  militia. 
Second  Lieut.  James  R.  Gray,  April  9,  1863,  to  First  Lieut. 

7th  regiment  Missouri  cavalry. 

Resigned,  (15.) 
Captain  J.  W.  Robinson,  March  20,  1869. 
Captain  George  K.  Donnelly,  July  1,  1862. 
Captain  George  H.  Rumbaugh,  September  2,  1862. 
Captain  Nathaniel  Shurtlejf,  January  23,  1863. 
Captain  Ennis  C.  Thomas,  December  12,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Valentine  Korrell,  June  20,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  William  Perkins,  January  23,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  John  H.  Millar,  March  14,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  William  H.  P.  Norris,  September  7, 1863. 
Second  Lieut.  John  A.  Bell,  December  17, 1861. 
Second  Lieut.  Alexander  C.  Mills,  September  3, 1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Frederick  Klingler,  September  7,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  H.  P.  Macloon,  September  17,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  John  JV.  Singleton,  March  28,  1863. 
Chaplain  Lewis  C.  Pace,  November  1,  1862. 

Discharged,  (9.) 
Colonel  Chester  Harding,  jr.,  (Brevet  Brigadier  General 

May  27,  1865,)  January  1,  1864. 
Lieut.  Colonel  Robert  T.  Van  Horn,  January  1,  1864. 
Major  A.  H.  Thacher.  March  21,  1862. 
Captain  Robert  C.  Bradshaw,  January  1,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  James  Cornell,  December  7,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  John  D.  Henderson,  R.  Q.  M, ,  January  1, 1864. 
Fir.^t  Lieut.  George  W.  Shinn,  January  31,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Timothy  Darby,  January  1,  1864. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Julius  Brey,  July  23, 1863. 

Died,  (9.) 
Colonel  Everett  Peabody,  killed  in  action  April  6,  1862. 
Major  James  E.  Powell,  tJ.  '3.,  killed  in  action  April  6.  1862. 
Captain  C.  A.  Wade,  April  10,  1862,  of  wounds  received 

in  action. 
Captain  Simon  S.  Eavens.  January  17, 1863. 
First  Lieut.  Sylvester  M.  Penfield,  killed  in  action  April  6, 

1862. 
First  Lieut.  Edward  E.  Spalding,  May  1,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  W.  Gaff,  Adft,  July  1, 1862,  of  disease. 
Second  Lieut.  John  J.  Bramble,  killed  in  action  April  6, 

1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Louis  Grafenstein,  killed  May  19, 1863. 

Missing,  (2.) 
Second  Lieut.  Thomas  A.  Duulap,»iuce  December  31, 1862. 
Assistant  Surgeon   IV.  H.   Woodard,  since  September  21, 
1861. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut.  John  McCtellan,  October  31,  1862. 

Cashiered,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut.  Louis  E.  Peter,  November  11,  1862. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each: 
"Lexington," .    "Pittsburg  Landing,"  killed,  0.4,  E.  M.  24;  wounded,  O.  9,  E.M.  45; 

missing.  O.  1,  E.  M.  36.     "PITMAN'S  Ferry,"  (companies  E  and  F,) "Richfield  "  (B ) 

killed,  O.,  1  ;  Kounded,  E.  M.,  1. 

*  Discharged  by  reason  of  consolidation. 


MISSOURI   INFANTRY. 


113 


TWENTY-SIXTH  REGIMENT. 

(BATTALION"  OF.) 

(This  regiment  was  organized  in  tlie  State 
cf  Missouri  at  large  from  September  to 
December.  ISol,  to  serve  three  yeai-s. 
The  original  members  (except  veterans) 
were  mustered  out  at  diflFerent  dates 
from  November  4,  1864,  to  January  9, 
1865.  by  reason  of  expiration  of  term 
of  service,  and  the  organization,  com- 
posed of  veterans  and  recruits,  consoli- 
dated into  a  battalion  of  three  compa- 
nies, and  retained  in  service  until  An- 
fust  13,  1S65,  when  it  was  mustered 
ou:.) 

Captains. 

Theron  M.  Rice 6  Apr.,  65 

John  Rees 6  Apr., 

First  LietMtiayiis. 

.-^nenstus  E.  Gever 6  Apr.,  65 

John  C.  Walker 14  June, 

John  S.Price 15  June, 

Suond  Lieutenants. 


Casualties. 


Tra^isferred,  (l.> 

First Lient.  Jacob  Keller,  February  16,  ISGO,  to  lOlh  regi- 
ment Missouri  infantry. 

Resigned,  (00.) 
Lieut.  Colonel  John  H.  Holman,  January  On,  lr63. 
Major  Ladislaus  E.  Koniviszeski,  October  01.  IJoO. 
Captain  Legrand  P.  Kucker.  March  09,  ISilO. 
Captain  Darid  Cain.  June  23,  1862. 
Captain  John  F.  F.  Koops.  November  19,  IsiiO, 
Captain  Theron  M.  Rice,  February  14.  leS3.    ^RecomDai3- 

sioned  First  Lieutenant  and  Adft.  March  6,  lSi'4  ' 
Captain  De  Witt  C.  Brown,  April  05,  1863. 
Captain  Lawrence  .Schirmer.  April  1,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Benjamin  Anderson,  March  0!^i,  1860. 
First  Lieut.  Abraham  H.  Van  Bm-eu,  Adft,  April  06,  1860. 
First  Lieut^  Chesley  Johns,  June  16.  1860. 
First  Lieut.  Henry "L.  Ellsworth,  June  16.  18dO. 
First  Lieut,  Charles  P.  Carman.  October  10.  1800. 
First  Lieut.  Samuel  W.  Reed,  JIarch  30.  1864. 
First  Lieut,  John  W.  Maupiu.  April  01,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Newton  M.  Holtzinger.  Auirust  6.  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  William  Gilcrease,  March  29,  I860. 
Second  Lieut.  William  L.  Morrow,  August  31,  \if2. 
Second  Lieut.  WiUiam  A.  Wi/j^on.  January  11,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  George  Shepard.  June  2,  1803. 
Ass'ftant  .Surgeon  John  L.  Br^-au.  July  31,  1863. 
Chaplain  Joseph  Warren,  October  06,  lt64. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (21.  > 

Colonel  Benjamin  D.  Dean,  January  9.  18do. 
Lieut.  Colonel  John  McFall,  January  14,  1865. 
Major  Robert  C.  Crowell,  January  2,  1865. 
Captain  William  M.  Robinson,  November  11.  1804. 
Captain  John  W.  Perry.  November  17,  1864. 
Captain  James  M.  Dennis,  December  17, 18'>4. 
Captain  Robert  B.  Denny,  December  19,  1864. 
Captain  'WUliam  L.  Wheeler,  December  19.  1804. 
Captain  John  T.  Crowe,  December  31,  1864. 
Captain  Charles  A.  Meyers.  January  8.  1865. 
Captain  Frank  G.  Schoenen,  January  9,  18''5. 
Captain  William  H.  Mengel,  January  9,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Frederick  Zender,  December  19,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Ernst  A.  Solf,  December  30.  1864. 
Fir^t  Lieut.  William  W.  Woodmaney,  January  9.  1865. 
First  Lieut.  William  B.  Ferguson,  January  9,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  James  T.  Bern;-,  It  Q.  M.,  January  10,  1865. 
Fir^t  Lieut.  Amos  W.  Fritchey,  May  31,  1805. 
:  Second  Lieut.  James  'Whitten,"  November  15.  1864. 
Surgeon  Jonathan  S.  Pront,  January  10,  1865. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Charles  F.  Bmrncit,  January  9,  1665. 

j  Discliarged,  (0.) 

First  Lieut  George  AV.  Allison,  March  31,  18'>i 

First  Lieut.  George  W.  Brown,  Adft,  December  17, 1663. 

I  Died.  (8.) 

j  Colonel  George  B.  Boomer,  killed  in  action  a:  Vicksburg 

'      Miss. .  5lay  00,  1863. 

Major  Charles  F.  Brown,  killed  in  action  at  Champion 
I      Hill,  Mi-^.,  May  16,  1863. 

I  Captain  John  Welker,  killed  in  action  at  Champion  Hill, 
I      Miss.,  Mav  16.  1863. 

Captain  Edward  H.  Stoddard,  killed  in  action  at  M.seion 
'      Ridge,  Tenn.,  November  05,  1863. 


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114 


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First  Lieut.   Wiley  C.  Wiseman,  October  18,  1862,  of 

dieeaae,  at  Corinth,  Miss. 
First  Lieut.  Henry  P.  Harding,  killed  in  action  at  Mission 

Kidge,  Tenn.,  November  25,  lli63. 
Second  Lieut.  Edmund  M.  Koniuszeski,  June  3,  1863,  of 

disease. 
Second  Lieut.  Thomfls  M.  Lee,  June  18,  1863,  of  wounds 

received  at  Champion  Hill,  Miss. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
Captain  Lorenzo  D.  Maynard,  March  12,  1863. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each: 

"lUKA."  killed,  E.  M..  24;  wounded,  O.  5.,  E.  M.  64  ;  missing,  E.  M.,  5.     "  CORINTH,"  killed,  E. 

M.,1;    woiivded,E.  M.,  6.     "  PORT  GIBSON,"  no  loss.     "  JaCKSON,"  no  loss.     "CHAMPION  HILL,' 

killed,0.  2,  E.  M.  16  ;  wouvded,  O.  3,  E.  M.  55  ;  missing,  E.  M.,  1.     "SlEGE  OF  VICKSBURG,"  kilhd,  Q. 

1,  E.  M,  4  ;    wouvded,  E.  M.,  8.     "CHATTANOOGA,"  killed,  0.  2,  E.M.  13;  wounded,  0.  1,  E.  M.  39; 

missing,  0. 1,  E.  M.  4. 


MISSOURI   INFANTRY. 


115 


TWENTY-SEVENTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  St. 
Lonis,  Mo.,  from  September  2,  1862,  to 
January  8,  1863,  to  serve  three  years. 
Two  companies  of  the  5th  regiment 
MinBOuri  infantry,  organized  in  Septem- 
ber, 1861,  were  assigned  to  this  regi- 
ment December  18,  1862,  and  one  com- 
pany of  the  16th  regiment  Missouri 
infantry  October  13,  1862.  Company 
H  was  mustered  out  of  service  Sep- 
tember 17, 1864 ;  company  E  November 
3,  1864;  and  company  K  January  10, 
1865.  Companies  A,  B,  U,  and  D  were 
mustered  ont,  and  companies  F,  G,  and 
I  transferred  to  consolidated  battalion, 
3l8t  and  32d  Missouri  infantry,  June 
rj,  1865.) 

Colonel. 

Thomas  Cnrly 8  Jan.,    63 

{Brevet  Brig.  Gen.  13  March,  1865.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

Dennis  T.  Kerby 6  Nov.,  C4 

(Brevet  Brig.  Gen.  13  March,  1865.) 

Major. 
Dennis  O'Connor 26  July,   64 

Captains. 

*  Charles  E.  Kinsey 1  Feb.,   64 

*  Jamen  Marquess 10  June, 

Thomas  E.  Ryan 29  Jan.,    65 

William  E.  Ware 15  Apr., 

First  Lieutenants. 

John  C.  Johnston 7  Feb.,   64 

Benjamin  P.  Nelson 7  Ftb., 

*  James  O'Connor 7  Feb., 

Albert  M.  Haney 31  Jan.,    65 

*  William  H.  Connelly 27  Mar., 

Robert  G.  Bielby 16  Apr., 

Second  Lieutenant. 

*  Andrew  Royal 7  Jan.,    63 

Surgeon. 
Benjamin  N.Bond 30  Aug.,  62 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
John  Bowman 4  Mar.,  63 

Chaplain. 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (2.) 

First  Lieut.  Charles  C.  Allen,  March  14,  1863,  to  Captain 

35th  regiment  Missouri  infantry. 
Second  Lieut.  Llewellyn  P.  Haskell,  October  27, 1863,  to 

Lieut.  Colonel  7th  U.  S.  C.  T. 

Resigned,  (27.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Augustus  Jacobson,  May  10,  1864. 

Lieut.  Colonel  James  P.  Howe,  July  16,  1864. 

Captain  Henry  Shook,  December  24,  1862. 

Captain  Charles  Kinsey,  December  29,  1862. 

Captain  William  P.  Hobson,  January  24,  1663. 

Captain  Cvnis  C.  Bemis,  March  2,  1863. 

Captain  Samuel  M.  Hartley,  August  3,  1863. 

Captain  Jonas  J.  Clark,  August  3,  1863. 

Captain  George  Berg,  AugUbt  8,  1863. 

Captain  Alexander  Lowry,  March  5,  1864. 

Captain  William  A.  Taulby,  April  7.  1864. 

Captain  Erastus  O.  Gates,  September  24,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Samuel  Winter,  December  23,  1861. 

First  Lieut.  Albert  A.  Morey.  Adft,  December  19,  1862. 

(Recommissioned  January  8,  1863.) 
First  Lieut.  John  J.  Findley,  February  15,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  William  H.  Hele,  Adft,  March  26,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  T/tomas  Smith,  April  3,  186:3. 
First  Lieut.  Albt-rt  A.  Morey,  September  3,  1863. 
First  Lieut,  Bryan  Foley,  /?.  Q.  U.,  March  I,  It'tJi. 
Second  Lieut,  John  T.  Kinsey,  November  19,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Thomas  J.  Flint,  January  9,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Jncob  Schoenle,  January  13,  186.3. 
Second  Lieut.  John  Shook,  April  3,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Edward  Foley,  August  12,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Charles  S.  Kinsey,  March  3,  1864. 
Assistant  f^urgeon  J.  S.  Murphy,  January  12,  1863. 
Assistant  Surgeon  E.  A.  Casey,  January  12,  1863. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (5.) 

Captain  Anton  Gersfer,  .September  9,  1864. 

Captain  John  Keis,  December  30,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Gottlieb  Baumgart,  September  17,  1864. 

First  Lieut,  William  McPadrlen,  November  3,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Frederick  P.  Beymueller,  January  13,  1865. 

Discharged,  (6.) 

Captain  David  .S.  Hooper,  February  19,  1864. 
Captain  Frederick  M.  Shelton,  February  29,  1864. 
Captain  Thoma->  H.  Rumble,  September  29,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Davis  M.  Smith,  April  14,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Martin  C.  Bonnell,  February  27,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Xeiwphon.  Ryland,  December  19,  1862. 

Died,  (2.) 

First  Lieut.  William  N.  Herriman,  killed  in  action  at 

Resacn,  Ga.,  May  14,  1864. 
.Second  Lieut.  John  Wellmeyer,   November  24,  1863,  of 

wounds  received  in  action  at  Lookout  Mountain,  Tenn. 


'  Transferred  to  consolidated  battalion,  31st  and  32d  Missouri  infantry. 


116 


MISSOURI  INFANTEY. 


Cashiered,  (1.) 
Captain  John  N.  Clampitt,  April  27,  1865. 

Deserted,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut.  Benjamin  Harbison,  October  8,  1863. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  -wbich  this  reeiment  participated,  Bhowing  loss  i-eported  in  each : 
"Deek  Creek,"  (April  8,  1863.)  no  loss,  "Deer  Creek,"  (AprU  12,  1863,)  missing,  E.  M.,  1. 
"  Raymond,"  no  loss.  ".Siege  of  Vicksburg,"  killed,  E.  M.,  2;  wounded,  E.  M.,  2.  "  Jacksok.' 
no  loss.  "Cherokee  Station,"  no  loss.  "Tuscumbia,"  killed,  E.  M.,  2;  wounded,  E.  M.,  2. 
"  Chattanooga,"  killed,  E.  M.,  2;  wounded,  E.  M.,  6;  missing,  E.  M.,  3.  "Resaca," /ciV/crf,  E.M., 
11;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  19.  "Dallas,"  no  loss.  "Kenesaw  Mountain,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  3; 
missing,  E.  M.  1.  "Atlanta,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1:  wounded,  E.  M.,  2.  "  Jonesboro',"  no  loss. 
.'LovEJor's  Station,"  no  loss.    " Benton ville,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  3, 


MISSOURI   INFANTRY. 


117 


TWENTY-SEVENTH    REGIMENT 
MOUNTED. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  in  the 
State  of  Missouri  at  large,  from  May  to 
November,  1861,  companies  G,  H,  and 
I  for  three  months,  and  the  remaining 
companies  for  three  years.  G,  H,  and 
I  were  mustered  out  on  expiration  of 
their  term  of  service.  Two  new  com- 
panies (H  and  L)  were  organized  from 
September,  1861,  to  January,  1862,  and 
assigned  to  this  regiment.  It  was  mus- 
tered out  at  different  dates  from  Jan- 
uary 27  to  February  28,  1862.) 

Colonel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
JamesD.Eads 30  Oct.,    61 

Major. 

Captains. 

Frank  L.  Parker 25  May,   61 

Samuel  W.  McGuire 27  June, 

James  Isaminger 4  July, 

Melville  U.  Foster 4  July, 

Leroy  C.  Duncan 4  July, 

William  Applegate 4  Aug., 

Jesse  J.  Turley 23  Sept., 

Fred.  Nect,  a.  w.m. 

First  Lievtenan's. 

Samuel  Shanks 27  June,  61 

,  Richard  M.  Box 4  July, 

John  Pease 4  July, 

Samuel  Bird 4  July, 

Frank  McCabe 30  Aug., 

Walter  H.  Smiley 23  Sept., 

Samuel  K.  Hall,  AdJ't 1  Oct., 

Jlarens  A.  Gavitl,  U.  Q.M...U  Oct., 
William  W.  Miller 30  Dec, 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Stephen  J.  Burnett 4  July,  61 

William  L.  Christain 4  July, 

Ingham  Starky 4  July, 

Thomas  B.  Keaton 4  Aug. , 

Surgeon. 
Logan  Clark 1  Sept.,  61 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
Andrew  E.  Isaminger 1  Sept ,  61 

Chaplain. 
Robert  A.  Foster 3  Sept. ,  61 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (fi.) 

Major  William  Beck,  September  16,  1861. 
First  Lieut.  William  H.  Smallwood,  August  39,  1861. 
First  Lieut.  George  T.  Gallaher,  November  23,  1861. 
Second  Lieut.  George  W.  Van  Beek,  August  30,  1861. 
Second  Lieut.  Sylvester  Hall,  October  4,  1861. 
Assistant  Surgeon  James  H.  Hill,  October  29, 1861. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (3.) 


Captain 
Captain 
Captain  ■ 


■  Harlman,  September  22,  1961. 

■  Fischer,  September  22, 1861. 
•  Grotkcr,  September  22, 1861. 

Died,  (1.) 


Lieut.  Colonel  Benjamin  W.  Graver,  October  30,  1861,  of 
wounds  received  in  action. 


List  of  battles,  &.c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  ; 
"Lexington,"  killed,  E.  M.,  2;  wounded,  O.  2,  E.  M.  7. 


118 


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*  TWENTY-NINTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Benton 
Barracks,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,iu  September 
and  October,  1862,  to  serve  three  years. 
The  members  whose  terms  of  service 
would  have  expired  prior  to  October  1, 
1865,  were  mustered  out  June  12,  1865, 
and  the  remaining  members  transferred 
to  the  32d  regiment  Missouri  infantry. ) 

Colonel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel, 

Joseph  S.  Gage. 27  Aug.,  63 

(Brevet  Brig.  Gen.  15  June,  1865.) 

Major. 
Christian  Burkhardt 1  Feb.,   65 

Captains. 

William  Henley 25  Oct.,    6-1 

Thomas  L.  Morgan 31  Oct., 

t  Alexander  Hart 31  Oct., 

David  Allan,  jr 20  May,    65 

First  Lieutenants. 

t  William  Eicks 23  July,   fi3 

Francis  M.  Taylor 19  Oct., 

Moses  Osborn,  R.  Q,.  M. 26  July,    64 

Gustav  Schlieker 9  Sept., 

Henry  A.  Shubert 22  Oct., 

August  Blerwirth 29  Jan.,    65 

William  Goodwin,  Adft 22  May, 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Bernard  Ulrich 23  July,   63 

Joseph  S.  Russell 6  Sept., 

Edward  Argast 6  Sept., 

Richard  H.  Ravenscroft 11  Sept., 

Surgeon. 
John  C.  Morgan 27  Aug.,  62 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
Cornelius  B.  Carr 13  June,  64 

Chaplain, 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (2.) 

First  Lieut.  Ephraim  M.  Joel,  R.  Q.  M.,  April  21,  1863,  to 

Captain  and  A.  Q.  M. 
Assistant  Surgeon  John  H.  Stumberg,  June  6,  1864,  to 

surgeon  3d  regiment  Missouri  infantry. 

Transferred,  (1.) 

Major  Bowman  H.  Teterson,  June  11,  1863,  to  6th  regi- 
ment Missouri  infantry. 

Resigned,  (23.) 

Colonel  John  S.  Cavender,  February  19,  1863. 
Lieut.  Oolouel  Thomas  H.  McVicker,  July  3),  1863. 
Captain  George  D.  Dyer,  January  13,  1863. 
Captain  Edmond  Garaghty,  January  14.  1863. 
Captain  John  L.  Cousnlus,  Jlarch  10,  1863. 
Captain  Nathauiel  A.  Cole.  March  21,  1863. 
Captain  James  McGarvey,  April  14,  1863. 
Captain  Charles  H.  Warrens,  June  13,  1863. 
Captain  Thonias  Doak,  June  21,  1864. 
Captain  Nicholas  D.  Dyer,  September  15,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  William  B.  Murphy,  October  6,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Mortimer  P.  Bundy,  February  14,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  J.  A.  Hughes,  February  14,  1863. 
First  Lieut,  Philibert  ftlelinaud,  February  28,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Thomas  S.  Rhodes,  April  8,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Robert  S.  Widdicombe,  July  18,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Engelbert  Voerstor,  Adj't,  August  8,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  John  W.  Sanders,  April  12,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Warren  E.  Peck,  September  23, 1864. 
First  Lieut.  Peter  McGinnis,  March  31,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  John  B.  Moulder,  September  8,  1862, 
Second  Lieut.  William  U.  Boon,  November  15,  1662. 
Second  Lieut,  Louis  F.  Klosterman,  April  25,  1863. 

Discluirged,  (11.) 

Colonel  James  Peckham,  March  9,  1 P64. 
Major  Philip  H.  Murphy,  December  17.  1864. 
Captain  John  P.  Hiblcr,  October  14,  1863. 
Captain  Willie  H.  Gray,  March  25,  1865. 
Captain  William  H   Rogers,  April  22,  1865. 
Captain  Edmund  O'Hrien,  May  15,  1865. 
Captain  Mason  G,  Whitney,  May  15,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Herman  Bader,  Slay  6,  Vd&. 
■Second  1  icut.  John  Matter,  November  ],  1862. 
Second  Lieut  Louis  Sontber,  November  1,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Towusead  B.  Cady,  November  1, 1862. 

Died,  (10.) 

Captain  Edward  Wray,  killed  in  action  December  29, 
1862. 

Captain  Martin  Menuo,  November  28,  1863,  of  wounds  re- 
ceived in  action. 

Captain  Henry  Justi,  December  1  1863,  of  wounds. 

First  Lieut.  Henry  A.  Rosenbaum,  killed  in  action  Decem- 
ber 29,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Charles  W.  Wilson,  September  13,  1863,  of 
disease. 

First  Lieut.  Joseph  S.  Rice,  December  15, 1863,  of  disease. 

First  Lieut.  Henry  Collins,  June  2, 1864,  of  wounds. 

Second  Lieut,  Edmund  Burke,  killed  by  guerillas  Jan- 
uary 15, 1863. 

*  The  28th  regiment  failed  to  complete  its  organization, 
t  Transferred  to  the  32d  regiment  Missouri  infantry. 


MISSOURI   INFANTRY. 


119 


Second  Lieut.  Julius  Sella,  DBcember  13, 1863,  of  wounds. 
AssiKtaut  Surgeon  Daniel  Abbey,   January  28,  1663,  of 
diseiise. 

Deserted,  (I.) 

First  Lieut.  Daniel  W.  Tetwiler,  March  2, 1 864. 


List  of  battles,  ifec,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  losts  reported  In  each  -. 

"  Chickasaw  Bluffs,"  fceHei,  0.2,  E.M.  17;  wounded,  O.  4,  E,  M.  54;  missive,  O.  5,  E.  M.  dS. 
"Chattanooga,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,  3.  "Ringgold,"  killed,  O.  1,  E.  M.  4 ; 
wounded.  O.  4,  E.  M,  20  ;  missing,  O.  3,  E.  M.  31.  "  Resaca,"  wounded.  E.  M.,  2  ;  missine;,  E.  M., 
3.  '-Dk-LX-AS,"  killed,  E.  M.,  2;  wounded,  0.1,  E.  M.  10;  missing,  E.  M.,  3.  "KenesaW  Moun- 
TAI.V,"  killed,  E.  M.,  2 ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  5. 


120 


MISSOURI   INFANTRY. 


THIRTIETH  REGIMENT. 

(BATTALION  OF.) 

(This  regiment  waa  organized  at  Flori- 
saut,  Benton  barracks,  and  Schofiuld 
banacks,  Mo.,  in  September  and  Octo- 
ber, 18iiC',  to  serve  three  years,  and 
consolidated  into  a  battalion  of  four 
companies  November  20,  1864.  It  waa 
niusteredoutof  service  AugustSl,  1865.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
William  T.  Wilkinson 22  Sept.,  64 

Major. 


Captains. 

Loo  Rassieiir 29  Oct.,    62 

Cieorge  .S.  Ziegltr 21  May,   S4 

Daniel  Harvey B  Oct., 

Harry  Beard 6  Oct.,. 

First  Lieutenants. 

Robert  P.  Tendick.i?.  Q.  M..  8  Apr.,  6.3 

Joseph  Chavaux 14  June,  64 

Charles  Koock 23  Ma}',   65 

Augustns  Sc-hults,  Adj't,  a.  w.  m. 
Andrew  Nelke,  a.  w.  mi. 

Second  Lieiitena7tts. 


Assistant  Surgton^ 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (6.) 

Captain  Charles  W.  Smith,  November  25,  1863,  to  Major 

6tb  U.  S.  colored  heavy  artillery. 
First  Lieut.  John  P.  Coleman,  Aaj't,  November  1,  186.3,  to 

Major  6th  U.  S.  colored  heavy  artillery. 
Second  Lieut.    WiUiam  J.  Lack,  September  12,  18G3,  to 

Captain  6th  U.  S.  colored  heavy  artillery. 
Second  Lieut.  William  Hodge,  September  12,   1863,  to 

First  Lieut.  6th  U.  S.  colored  heavy  artillery. 
Second  Lieut.  Lougin  A.  Schreck,  September  12,  1863,  to 

Fij'st  Lieut.  6th  U.  S.  colored  heavy  artillery. 
AfsLstaut  Surgeon  Robert  J.  Sloan,  August  31,  1863,  to 

Surgeon  58th  U.  S.  C.  T. 

Transferred,  (4.) 

Colonel  Bernard  G.  Farrar,  January  21,   1864,  to  6th 

U.  S.  colored  heavy  artillery. 
Captaia  James  T.  Organ,  September  12,   1863,   to   6tli 

U.  S.  colored  heavy  artillery. 
First  Ljout.  Lsaac  N.  Hickman,  September  12,  1863,  to 

6th  U.  S.  colored  heavy  artillery. 
Surgeon  B,  Webster  Sargent,  November  1,  1863,  to  6tb 

U.  S.  colored  heavy  artillery. 

Resigned,  (12.) 

Major  John  W.  Fletcher,  February  18,  1863. 
Major  James  S>  Farrar,  January  29,  1364. 
Cftjjtain  (ieorge  A.  Munroe,  January  3,  1863. 
Captain  Eliae  Boyd,  February  7.  18fi3. 
Captain  Thomas "Seullv,  July  27,  1864. 
Captain  Robert  B.  Beck,  October  22,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Alphonso  C.  Stuart,  March  20,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  William  Edgar,  June  25,  1664. 
Second  Lieut.  Henry  J.  Rose,  December  19.  1662. 
Second  Lieut.  John  Casiday,  January  3,  1S63. 
Second  Lieut.  J'0.seph  H.  Porter.  January  9,  1863. 
Chaplain  Jesse  ti.  Rodgers,  July  10,  1863. 

Discharged,  (13.) 

Captain  Henry  MuUer,  Jtine  24,  1863. 
Captain  Adolph  Ehlert,  August  2U,  1864. 
Captain  Amos  P.  Foster,  December  6,  1864. 
Captain  Jackson  E.  Young,  December  9,  1864. 
Captain  Richard  R.  Hopkins,  December  10,  1664. 
Captain  Timothy  Collins,  February  25,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  Firnstein,  February  29,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Adam  Ofenstein,  February  29,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  John  H.  Barnes,  May  31,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Charles  Carillon,  June  24,  186.3. 
Second  Lieut.  Joseph  Paxton,  March  21,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Frederick  Bianchy,  August  20,  1864. 
Assistant  Surgeon  James  H.  Hills,  September  3,  1863. 

Med,.  (3.) 

yirat  Lieut.  Ottol  Groeger,  April  4,  1863,  at  Memphis, 

Teun. 
Second  Lieut.  Celestien  M.  French,  killed  in  action  near 

A''icksbnrg,  Miss.,  May  19,  1863. 
Aswistant  Surgeon  Augustus  Eberle,  November  16,  1864. 

at  Duvall's  Bluff,  Ark. 


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121 


Dismissed,  (1.) 
Lieut.  Colonel  Otto  Schadt,  March  6,  ISei. 

Cashiered,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  Melvill  A.  Church,  April  30,  1864. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  Bhowlog  less  reported  in  eaoli : 
"Chickas.aw  Bayou."  no  loss.    "Chickasaw  Bluffs,"  killed,  E.  M.,  I;  wounded,  E.  M.,  1; 
missins,  E.  M.,  1.     "  Arkansas  Post,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  5.     "SlEGK  OF  ViCKSBURG,"  killed,  O.  I, 
E.  M.  ."5;   toonnded.  E.  M.,   19;   missing,   E.  M.,   5.     "JACKSQN,"  no  loss,     "ViDALIA,"  uo  loss, 
"Fort  Blakely,"- . 


122 


MISSOURI   INFANTRY. 


THIRTY-FIRST   REGIMENT. 

(Thia  regiment  Avas  organized  at  Caron- 
delet  and  Ironton,  Mo.,  from  Au^st  11 
to  October  7,  1862,  to  serve  three  yearu. 
It  was  consolidated  with  the  32d  regi- 
ment Missouri  infantry  November  12, 
1864,  and  the  consolidated  force  desig- 
nated the  consolidated  battalion  31st 
and  32d  Missouri  infantry.) 

Colonel. 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Samuel  P.  Simpson 17  Sept.,  62 

Major. 
'Frederick  Jaensch 5  Sept.,  62 

Captains. 

♦Edward  E.  Allen 28  Aug.,  62 

'Andrew  A.  Harrison 30  Aug., 

'John  Reed 29  Aug.,  63 

'Jonathan  W.  Evenden  ....  5  Apr.i^  64 

*  Samuel  R.  Maclay 26  Apr., 

Mathias  Neuuer 12  Sept., 

William  H.  Judd,  a.  w.  m. 

William  Burch,  a.  w.  m. 

First  Lieutenants, 

t  Charles  Maclay 28  Aug.,  62 

John  Burrows 10  Sept.,  63 

'  Franklin  D.  Heaton 28  Sept., 

David  H.  Middendorf 28  Sept., 

*  Samuel  H.  Wright 18  Nov., 

William  J.  Wilson 29  Apr.,  64 

'John  P.Webber 14  Aug., 

'Charles  T.  Horine 13  Oct., 

William  H.  Barlow,  R.  Q.  M.,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
'AVilliam  P.  Singer 9  Oct.,    62 

Surgeon. 

*  Alexander  W.  Reese 30  May,   64 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
Addison  Ellston 28  July,   64 

Chaplain. 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (1.) 

First  Lieut.  William  B.  Pratt,  Adft,  August  8,  1864,  to 
Captain  and  A.  D.  C. 

Resigned,  (21.) 

Captain  George  L.  McCreery,  December  16,  1862. 
Captain  Oscar  Dover,  February  20,  1863. 
Captain  Edward  Hale,  jr.,  June  24,  1663. 
Captain  James  S.  McMurty,  August  8,  1863. 
Captain  William  H.  Evens,  August  13,  1863. 
Captain  George  A.  McGuire,  February  20,  1864. 
Captain  Egbert  O.  Hill,  February  29,  1864. 
Fust  Lieut. Isaac  M.  Davidson,  January  11,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Henry  Y.  Mabrey,  August  12,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Frederick  Rudershausen,  March  1,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Lewis  H.  Alford,  April  28,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  James  P.  Hendrickson,  August  3,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Augustus  Briggs,  February  10,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Henry  C.  Beckett,  JIareh  24,  ieS3. 
Second  Lieut.  John  Williams,  June  19,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Adolph  Fricte,  August  10,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Jackson  N.  Burgess,  August  21,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  William  R.  Vaughan,  August  21,  1863. 
Surgeon  Churchill  G.  Strother.  February  29,  1864. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Julius  A.  Ruge,  August  11,  1863. 
Chaplain  William  Hendrickson,  January  22,  1864. 

Discharged,  (4.) 

Colonel  Thomas  C.  Fletcher,  June  Ifi,  1864. 
Captain  William  Osterhorn,  July  2,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  E.  Ruge,  March  12,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Burgon  P.  Tyler,  July  8,  1863. 

Died,  (4.) 

Captain  Francis  Doherty,  December  10,  1663,  of  wounds 

received  iu  action  at  Ringgold,  Ga. 
Captain  Roderick  O.  Doherty,  killed  in  action  at  Jones- 

boro',  Ga.,  September  1,  1864. 
First  Lieut.   William  Robinson,   killed  in  action  before 

Vicksburg.  Miss..  May  22,  1863. 
Second  I.,ieut.  James  W.  Dizmanp.  January  15,  1863,  of 

wounds  received  in  action  at  Chickasaw  Bayou,  Miss. 

Dismissed,  (2  ) 

Captain  Robert  M.  Swander,  November  24.  1863. 
First  Lieut.  James  McDaniel,  March  25,  1863. 


List  of  battles,  ifec,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 

"Chickasaw  Bluffs,"  killed,  E.  M.,  17;   wounded,  O.  8,  E.  M.   62;  missing,  O.  4,  E.  M.  60. 
"  AuKANSAS  Post,"  no  loss.    "Jackson,"  no  loss.    "Sikge  of  Vick.sburg,"  killed,  O.,  1 ;  wounded, 

O.  2,  E.  M.  3.  "BBANDOM,"no  loss.  "CHATTANOOGA,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  0.3,  E.  M.  14; 
missing,  E.  M.,8.  "Ri:<GaOL'D."  woitvded,0.  1,  E.  JI.  3.  "  01.AYT0S,"  missing,  E.  M.,7.  "RksaCA," 
uounded,  E.  M.,  5.  "DALLAS,"  killed,  E.  M.,  5;  wounded,  E.  M.,  3.  "  Kknksaw  MOUNTAIN," 
wounded,  E.  M.,  3.  "  ATLANTA,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  6.  "  JONtSJiORO',"  killed,  0.  1, 
E.  M.  2;  wounded,  E.  M.,  3. 

*  Discharged  by  reason  of  conBoIidation.  t  Diseharged  December  31,  1664. 


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123 


THIRTY-SECOND  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Benton 
barraclse,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  from  October 
18  to  December  8,  1862,  to  ««^rve  tliroe 
years.  The  31st  regiment  Missouri  in- 
fantry was  consolidated  with  it  Novem- 
ber 12,  1864,  and  the  consolidated  force 
designated  the  Consolidated  Battalion 
31st  and  32d  Missouri  lufantry.  Three 
companies  of  the  27  th  regiment  Missnuri 
infantry  were  transferred  to  it  June  13, 
1865,  audits  designation  changed  to  the 
32d  regiment  Missouri  infantry  June  20, 
1865.  It  was  mustered  out  of  service 
July  18,  1865.) 

Colonel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Abraham  J.  Seay 11  Feb.,   65 

Major. 
Andy  B.  Treece 14  June,  65 

Captains. 

Charles  E.  Kinsey 1  Feb.,  64 

Robert  M.  Askin 13  Apr., 

James  Marquess 10  June, 

Alexander  Hart 31  Oct., 

William  H.  Lynch 27  May,    65 

Audrew  Royal 13  Juue, 

Charles  G.  Warner 15  June, 

First  Lieutenants. 

William  Eicks 23  July,   63 

James  O'Connor 7  Feb.,   G4 

William  H.  Connelly 27  Mar.,  65 

John  Clouts 24  May, 

Ernest  W.  Evert 13  June, 

George  N.  Powell 13  Juno, 

Beverly  A.  Davis,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

John  White 13  June,  65 

John  Leek 14  June, 

Surgeon. 
Thomas  J.  Watson,  a.  w.  m. 


Assistant  Surgeons. 

Chaplain. 
Lester  Janes 15  Dec,   62 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (1.) 

First  Lieut.  William  H.  Barlow,  R. 
1865,  to  Captain  and  A.  Q.  M. 


Q.  M.,   Februarys, 


Resigned,  (22.) 


Lieut.  Colonel  SamuelP.  Simpson,  (Brevet  Brigadier  Gen- 
eral March  13,  1865,)  January  7, 1865. 
Captain  Joseph  L.  Faut,  July  28,  1863. 
Captaiu  Nathaniel  G.  Ciaik,  AuguBt21,  1863. 
Captain  Leander  0.  Gifford,  August  23,  18(i3. 
CaptaiQ  Jesse  E.Hardin,  September  11,  1863. 
Captain  John  A.  McArtbur,  November  26,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Allan  Hamer,  December  13,  1802. 
First  Lieut.  Joseph  P.  Newsham,  Adj'l,  February  9,  1863. 
Firm  Lieut.  William  A.  Shider,  February  14,  186.3. 
First  Lieut.  Richard  Ingram,  February  14,  1863.. 
Fii-.st  Lieut.  Ferreol  Manehe,  August  10,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Joseph  R.  Collins,  January  29,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Alpheus  C.  Williams,  August  28,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  John  Burrows,  April  5,  1865. 
Secoud  Lieut.  Henry  Brandel,  February  18,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Wallace  McDonald,  June  14,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Newton  W.  Wilson,  Juae  21,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Alfred  M.  Robins,  August  2,  18(i3. 
Secoud  Lieut.  William  T.  Shaver,  August  16,  1863. 
Secoud  Lieut.  Caleb  L.  Stevensou,  August  21,  1863. 
Assistant  Surgeon  William  A.  Hyde,  June  12,  1863. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Addison  EUston,  April  28, 1865. 

Discharged.  (23.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Henry  C.  Warmoth,  November  16,  1864. 
Captaiu  Asa  A.  Lawrence,  September  I,  18G3. 
Captaiu  William  T.  House,  November  9.  1864. 
Captain  Prosper  P.  Parker,  November  12,  1864. 
Captain  Peter  K.  Zimmerman,  November  12,  1861. 
Captain  Charles  C.  Bland,  November  12,  1864. 
Captain  John  T.  Campbell,  November  12   18(14. 
Captain  James  H.  Warmotn,  November  12,  1864. 
Captain  William  Biirch.  May  15,  1865. 
Caotain  WilUam  H.  J«dd,  (Brevet  Major  March  13,1865,) 

June  13,  1865. 
Captain  Mathias  Neuner,  June  13,  1865. 
First  Lieut,  Charles  T.  Hunn,  November  9,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  George  J[.  Janes,  November  12,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  George  L.  Clouts,  November  12.  1864. 
First  Lieut.  William  Wabey,  Novvmber  12,  1864. 
First  Lieuf.  James  M.  Lives.ly,  November  12,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Thomas  Matthews,  November  13,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Fred.  J.  Stebbius,  November  13,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  David  H.  Middendorf,  June  13,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  William  J.  Wilson,  June  13,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  James  A.  Houseraau,  June  13,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  John  Sweney,  June  13,  1865. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Horace  Newell,  November  12, 1864. 

Died,  (6.) 

Colonel  Francis  H.  Manter,  killed  by  the  falling  of  his 
horse  at  Little  Rock,  Ark.,  Juno  13,  1864. 

Captain  Theophilus  L.  Bailey,  February  20,  1863,  of  dis- 
ease, at  Young's  Point,  La. 

Captain  Jesse  N.  Self,  March  26,  1863,  of  disease,  at 
Memphis,  Tenn. 

First  Lieut.  Joseph  O.  Butler,  May  9,  1863,  of  disease,  at 
St.  Louis,  Mo, 


124 


MISSOURI   INFANTRY. 


FirHt  Lieut.  Charles  A.  S'Ugle,  R.  Q.  M.,  killed  by  light- 
niug  at  Chattauooga,  Teim,,  August  6,  ]8()4. 

Secoud  Lieut.  James  A.  Kyan,  Jauuary  17,  1863,  of  dis- 
ease. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
Captain  Joe  Davis,  June  91,  1864, 


List  of  battles,  <feo  ,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each : 
"Chickasaw  Bayou,"  wounded,  E.  jr.,  2.    "Chickasaw  Bluffs,"  missing,  E.  M.,  1.    "Ar- 
kansas Post,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  3.     "SlEGE  OF  ViCKSBUUG,"  wounded,  E,  M.,  3.     "  jACKSOti,"  mus- 

-  --    -         -  -  —  '•        loss.    "Snake  Creek,"  no  loss. 

killed,  E.  M.,  1;    wounded,  E.  M.,  4.     "  Kenesaw 
unded,  E.  M.,  2;  missing,  E.  M  ,  I.     "  JOKESBORO',"  AiV/erf, 


,_       ,3.    "  Siege  OF  VicKSBuuG 
insr.'E.  M.,  1.     "Brandon,"  no  Iosh.     "Chattanoojsa,"  no 
"Kesaca,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  5.     "Dallas 
Mountain,"  no  loss.    "Atlanta,"  wo 


E.M.,1;  lEOunded,  b,  I,  E,  il.  ].,   '"LovEJOl '3  STATION,"  no  loss.     "  SHIP'S  Gap,"  uo  loss. 


MISSOURI   INFANTRY. 


125 


THIRTY-THIRD  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Benton 
Barracks,  St.  Louis,  Bio.,  from  August 
29  to  September  5,  1862,  to  serve  three 
vears.  It  was  mustered  out  of  service 
August  10,  1665.) 

Colonel, 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 

William  H.  Heath 23  Dec,   62 

(Brevet  Colonel  26  March,  1865.) 

Mnjor. 

William  J.  McKee 18  Feb.,  65 

(Brevet  Lieut.  Colonel  8  April,  1865.) 

Captains. 

Alexander  J.  Campbell 30  Aug.,  62 

(Brevet  Major  8  April,  1865.) 

Elias  S.  Schenck 5  Sept., 

Henry  Rose 6  June,  63 

Stuart  Carkener 6  Juue, 

William  M.  Blake 6  June, 

James  G.  Patten 15  Jan.,   64 

(Brevet  Major  26  March,  1865.) 

Henry  H.  Knowlton 19  Feb.,   65 

Henry  Cochran 24  Feb., 

Edgar  L.  Allen 24  Feb., 

Stephen  J.  Burnett 1  May, 

First  Lieutenants. 

Luther  P.  Eldridge 30  Aug.,  62 

Jacob  S.  Baker 23  Dec,  63 

Isaac  S.  Coe 22  Feb.,  64 

Luther  Armstrong,  R.  Q.  M.  .20  June, 

Charles  L.  Draper,  Adj't 22  June, 

Albert  G.  Kessler 19  Fob.,  65 

Isaac  A.  Balch 24  Feb., 

Bennett  Bryan 25  Feb., 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Surgeon. 
AureliuB  T.  Bartlett,  a.  w.  m. 

Assistant  Surgeons. 
Chaplain. 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (7.) 

Colonel  Clinton  B.  Fisk,  November  24, 1862,  to  Brigadier 

General. 
Colonel  William  A.  Pile,  January  8,  1864,  to  Brigadier 

General. 
Captain  John  G.  Hudson,  December  3,  18G3,  to  Colonel 

60th  U.  S.  C.  T. 
First  Lieut.  George  A.  Holloway,  Adj't,  March  11, 18G3,  to 

Captain  and  A.  A.  G. 
Second  Lieut.  Moses  Reed,  August  25,  1863,  to  Major 

56th  U.  S.  C.  T. 
Second  Lieut.  Frank  E.  Lombar,  December  8,  1863,  to 

Captain  63d  U.  S.  C.  T. 
Second  Lieut.  Luke  O'Reilly,  Juue  26,  1865,  to  Captain 

and  A.  D.  C. 

Transferred,  (1.) 
Chaplain  Joseph    Brooks,    October    24,   1863,    to    56th 
U.  S.  C.  T. 

Resigned,  (16.) 
Major  George  W.  Van  Beek,  November  30,  1864. 
Captain  Emile  Golden,  October  11,  1862. 
Captain  George  A.  Morenstecher,  January  8,  1863. 
Captain  James  R.  Murphy,  March  3,  1863. 
Captain  Daniel  D.  Carr,  July  3,  1864. 
Captain  Thomas  M.  Gibson,  December  23,  1864. 
Captain  George  H.  Tracy,  March  4,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Philander  Draper,  November  17,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  John  A.  Seaman,  November  17,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Alphouso  Stanislaus,  December  23,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Philip  Anderson,  February  13,  1863, 
First  Lieut.  Lymau  B.  Ripley,  R.  Q.  M.,  June  1,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Washington  J.  Porter,  May  25,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  James  M.  Conner,  February  3,  1865. 
Surgeon  Thomas  Smith,  March  3,  1863. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Albert  R.  Sawyer,  December  23, 1862. 

Discharged,  (2.) 

First  Lieut.  Samuel  C.  Sloan,  December  2,  1863. 
First  Lieut,  Robert  M.  Reed,  March  1,  1865. 

Died,  (4.) 
First  Lieut.  Joseph  W.  Brooks,  killed  in  action  at  Helena, 

Ark.,  July  4, 1863. 
First  Lieut.  S.  Edward  Day,  Adj't,  December  19,  1864,  of 

wounds  received  in  action. 
First  Lieut.   Tlioinas  Rutledge,    December  28,  1864,  of 

wounds  received  in  action. 
Second  Lieut.  Adam  B.  Smith,  killed  in  action  at  Helena, 

Ark.,  July  4, 1863. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  George  H.  Rapp,  February  8, 1865. 

Descried,  (1.) 
Assistant  Surgeon  Milton  Kile,  October  18,  1864. 


List  of  battles,  &c,,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 

"  Hele.va,"  killed,  O.  2,  E,  M.  14  ;  wounded,  0.2,  E.  M.  15;  7nissi7ig,  E.  M.,  6.     "FORT  DeRussy," 

no  loss.     "Hentierso.n's  Hill,"  no  los^.     "Pleasant  Hill,"  killed,  E.  M.,  3;  wounded,  O.  i,  L.  M. 

12;  missing,  E.  M.,  1.    "ALEXANDRIA,"  no  loss.    "  MaRKSVILLE,"  killed,  E.  M,,  1 ;  wounded,  L.  M.,  J. 

■•Yellow  Bayou,"  killed.  E.  M.,  2 ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  8.    "  Lake  Chicot,"  killed.  L.  M.,  9 ;  pounded. 

O.  2,  E.  M.  31.     '•TWELO,"  killed,  E.  M.,  3;  wounded.  E.M.,  20.     "NASHVILLE,    killed,  h.  M.,  ~  ; 

wounded,  0.  3,  E.  M.  21.     "  Spa.msh  Fort,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  2. 


12G 


MISSOURI   INFANTRY. 


•  THinTYFIFTII  REGIMENT. 

(TliiH  ropfl'iont.  wiiH  orpfanlzod  iit  Timtoii 
baiTHckB,  8t.  LnulH,  Mo.,  In  Huptoinltdr 
and  Octobor,  J 8(12,  to  Horvo  llirnn  yc^iiPK. 
Odo  company  of  tlio  5t,h  reglninnt.  MIm- 
Hourl  inl'untry  wnn  triinufcrivMl  to  tlilH 
rc'glmont  Di;coinb(;r  IH,  ]f(;^>.  Ooin- 
piiny  I  waH  frunnforrcd  to  llm  "lOriKl- 
iiciT  Ui'gimont  of  tho  Wont"  f)('l(il)i!r 
31,  18(1:),  iind  tho  romulning  conijiHiili'H 
muBtorcd  out  of  Horvico  Juno  SW,  1805.) 

Colonel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Horace  Fitch 30  Apr.,  r,:) 

MllJDT. 


Cajitoiim. 

EliKha  Vanderpool 30  .S(-|,t.,  (i-J 

David  I'ViutH 30  H.^pt., 

nmijainlii  IMIolland 1  May,    (13 

Milton  H.  David 11  Apr.,    (i.O 

I.iHiU  1'.  Vaiici- 12  Ajir., 

Williitiii  .].  (JrOHM 3  .luiii^, 

Lilbi-rn  .J.  \Vlllluinn H) ,) iim-, 

Paul  Flttbogim 13  Juim, 

Firnt  LiiiUlenaiit.li. 

JamfH  n.  Browor 28  Hcpt.,  B2 

Hciiry  C.  Murdook,  Aiij'i. !>  Nov.,  (13 

Wllllaiii  11.  Clark,  R.  Q.  M..'M  .\tav,    (11 
William  S.  Wturr 14  May,    W 

Second  Lieutcnantn. 


Surgeon. 
JOBfph  B.  Lamb S'J  Aug.,  (,2 

yttiiilant  Surgeont. 


ChiyUiin. 
Martin  Hickman 24  Doc,   64 


Casualtiks. 


PromoUd,  (2.) 
Flrtit  LUiiit.  AllMTt  L.  Tliuyor,  April  13,  1814,  to  Cnptaln 

(i3d  i;.  8.  C.  '/'. 
AHHinlant  Hiirgi^on  Ili-nry  Rrlioi-ndili,  Mjtnili  14,  ISO,'),  to 

Burgeon  44l-h  rcglmout  MlHHOurl  hifuntry. 

'JVuimfirTid,  (2.) 

Captain  ChrlHtlan  I.ocblilhlor,  Oclolur  31,  180,"),  to  Engl- 

niM.r  H.<'glim'i]l  of  tliii  WihI. 
FirHt  Lhnl.  IlKiinj  Ih  nvltfi'n,  0(^liil)i;r  31,  18(13,  to  Eugl- 

nocr  Uuglmuul  of  thu  \Vni4t. 

Redgned,  C.H.) 

Colonel  Hnmucl  A.  Konlir,  Jiffil.  )i).,  13.  ',<!.,  .luly  20,  1W13. 

Lieut.  Ciiliiiiej  'I'lii.iiiHH  I''.  Kiiuball,  Decenibir  I,  IHd,'. 

Miul.  (jiildiiil  .laiMi^H  A.  (InnHoii,  March  i'.>,  1HIJ3. 

Captain  I.c^wIm  V.  Morton,  Drcciiibir  Kl,  IHIU. 

Ca|)tulri  ./iii^oh  7'.  (Jhihl,  Fcbriniry  7,  IH(13. 

(japtain  .Jonpli  Morgimoii,  Frliruary  '.'3,  lK(i3. 

Captain  .)(,ncph  I).  UcavlM,  May  25,  1H,:|. 

Cniilain  ./'////(  K.  l/mi'ilir,  .Jiiiii- 7,  IH(,3. 

CaplaiM  WlMlaiM  H.  Miller,  .Inly  2(1,  ll^(;3. 

(JapNiln  (lliarheH  ( ;.  Alli'ii,  Mi'y  2^,  IHC-I. 

Cai'tain  Ulcbiinl  H.  Mnvjlli',  May  13,  l>'ll.''i. 

Captain  Jmuh-h  |{.  Cooijit,  May  17,  IKd.'i. 

(Jaj.taln  Wllllrno  11.  ItoljcrlH,  May  IH,  li-fl,';. 

Firnt  l>ii  (i(.  Aliraliain  II,  liiillir,  l''i  brnary  14,  lf'03. 

Flrnt  IJcot.  AI)ralMini  C.  MilliT,  If.  </,.  M.,  .July  10,  1803. 

I'lrKt  Lieut.  MlliPigliiiiii  '1'.  llyiilt,  /lilj'i,()<U,\,ir  H,  18(13. 

KirHl  Lliiit.  'I'lioniaH  Mvjuik,  iMay  2;;,  IHdl. 

FirHt  Meiit.  f>riaiid(i  (;.  llaiiuriojiil,  .Inly  ^7,  lf(14. 

Hee(M,rl  Lieut.  Wililani  L.  .liMcriie,  la-rc'inber  23,  1802. 

Hec<jud  LleiiL  (JharleHd,  CuitiH,  .larjuiiry  Kl,  J«(i3. 

.Sueonrl  Lieut.  .lolju  11.  Ilul/er,  Mmi'-Ij  3,   IHfl3. 

Keeond  Lieiil.  Harvey  ,M.  tlntiior,  Mareli;j3,  18(13. 

.Seioriil  Li-  ul.  John  A.  I'lni'li,  June  4,  1803. 

AMiib.lanl  Surgeon  I'l-rcy  C  11.  Uor.ney,  July  .0,  18(13, 

Oini-kiirgid,  (7.) 

(japtabi  Alexander  Mcott,  June ';7,  l^'13. 
CaplaiM  ,Seill  r.  Hyde,  Marcii  18,  IHI.'",. 
.S.Toorl  Li'iil. 'riionjaH  J.  Marly,  AukuhI  IH,  188.3. 
(See,„i,l   Lieut.  JaOHtH  Mali,   AMgUKl   I H,    IH(,3. 
Keer.nd  Lieut,  (jidvia  Tiilou,  l''el,riiary  23,  1804. 
Sr-eoml  Lieut.  Andrew  liur'ojd.  May  24,  1804. 
Oliaplaln  JajneH  Heiiolieiil,  Krliruary  5,  iKd.l. 

IHi-d,  (/[.) 

Flrnt  Lieut.  Daniel  N.  Oidon,<,  kllhd  In  action  at  Helena, 

Ark.,  July  4,   ir-i;,!. 
Flrnt   Lieut.  Danid   l.imih,  Oefnber  3,   1803,  of  dlrteUHe,  at 

MeidpliiH,  'J',-nn. 
KeconrI    Ll'-iit.    John    li.    Rowland,    Augunt    1,    18(13,    of 

dihcuhi-,  at  Kt.  LoiilH,  Mo. 
ftwioiid   Lieut.  JuliiiK  K.  l<nriui»i:h,  killed  In  action  near 

Atlanta,  Ca.,  Augunt  4,  18(11. 

VtnrniniU'-d,  (I.) 
Major  ThornnH  H.  I'l-nny,  June  tjj,  |H(I3. 


DlHt  of  battlfjK,  ice..,  In  which  thU  rr-Khncnt  participated,  Mbowlng  Iokh  r<pr,rted  In  each: 
"HLLT.lfA,"  hilUd,  (>.  I,  E.  M.  3;   woiindi-A,  L.  M.,  8. 

*  TUi:  34th  regluiont  falhd  to  cojojditi;  ItH  organization. 


MISSOURI   INFANTRY. 


127 


*  THIRTY-NINTH  REGEMEXT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Han- 
nibal, Mo.,  August  18  to  September  30, 
1864,  as  follows:  companies  A,  B,  D, 
G,  H,  and  K  to  serve  one  year;  compa- 
nies C,  E,  P,  and  I  to  serve  six  months. 
CompaniesC,  E,  F,  andl  were  mustered 
out  in  March,  1865,  by  reason  of  expira- 
tion of  term  of  service,  and  the  remain- 
ing companies  July  19, 1865.) 

Colonel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Samuel  M.  Wirt 21  Feb.,  65 

Major. 
HiramBaxter 21  Feb.,  65 

Captains. 

Adam  Theis 8  Sept.,  64 

William  Glover 24  Sept., 

John  D.  Meredith 28  Sept., 

Joseph  K.  Good 10  Dec, 

Martin  A.  Lyle 30  Jan.,    65 

First  Lieutenants. 

Charles  G.  Holme,  R.  Q.  M. .  .18  Aug.,  64 

Thomas  C.  Tripler,  Adj't 2-1  Aug., 

Edwin  Darrow 24  Aug., 

Thomas  Janes 8  Sept., 

Frank  B.Ray 8  Sept., 

Jou.  K.  Uay ward 28  Sept., 

Charles  T.  Hickman 10  Dec. , 

Jamieson  H.  Finnell 30  Jan.,    65 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Robert  Moore 24  Aug.,  64 

Jolin  E.  Stafford 8  Sept., 

JobiahGill 24  Sept., 

John  R.  Self 28  Sept. , 

Samuel  Snyder 10  Dec, 

John  Q.  Wilson 27  Mar. ,  65 

Surgeon. 


Assistant  Surgeons. 
Chaplain. 


Casualties. 

Resigned,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut.  John  B.  Poage,  February  27, 1865. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (9.) 

Captain  Amos  Poe,  March  19,  1865. 
Captain  Louis  W.  Williams,  March  25,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  James  A.  Ladd,  March  14, 1865. 
First  Lieut.  Asa  Blanchard,  March  19,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  WilUam  T.  Kays,  March  25, 1865. 
First  Lieut.  George  W.  Weldy,  March  25, 1865. 
Second  Lieut.  John  B.  Draper,  March  14, 1865. 
Second  Lieut.  David  R.  Downing,  March  19, 1865. 
Second  Lieut.  George  W.  Lewis,  March  25, 1865. 

Discharged,  (3.) 

Colonel  Edward  A.  Kutzner,  March  14,  1865. 
Surgeon  John  B.  Holman,  April  1,  1865. 
Chaplain  Thomaa  J.  Williams,  March  14, 1S65. 

Died,  (2.) 

Major  A.  V.  E.  Johnston,  killed  in  action  at  Centralia,  Mo., 

September  27, 1664. 
Captain  James  A.  Smith,  killed  in  action  at  Centralia,  Mo., 
September  27,  1864. 


List  of  battles,  <tc.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each : 

"Centralia,"  (Field  and  Staff,  and  companies  A,  G,  and  H,)  killed,  O.  2,  E.  M.  120; 
E.  M.,  2.    •'  Pendleton,"  (F,)  no  loss. 

*  The  36th,  37th,  and  38th  regiments  failed  to  complete  their  organization. 


wounded. 


128 


MlSBOUHl    IJNi'AJVTiCi:. 


FORTIETH  REGIMENT. 

(This  repiment  was  orgunized  at  Benton 
barracks,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  from  August 
11  to  September  8,  1864,  to  Berve  one 
year.  It  was  mustered  out  of  service 
August  8,  1865  ) 

Colonel. 
Samuel  A.  Holmes 8  Sept. ,  64 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Alexander  G.  Hequembourg.  8  Sept.,  64 

Affyon 
George  Hoffman 8  Sept.,  64 

Captains. 

AdamBax 25  Aug.,  64 

George  W.  Gilson 27  Aug., 

Herrnian  Kallman 5  Sept., 

Daniel  S.  Stillinger 6  Sept., 

Monroe  Ilarrieon 7  Sept., 

Roberto.  Allen 14  Sept., 

William  I.  Wliitwell 15  Sept., 

Mosley  Greene 19  Sept., 

Jobu  Iluedi,  a.  w.  m. 

First  Licv tenants. 

Truman  A.  Post,  Adft 10  Aug.,  64 

George  A.  Daggett 25  Aug., 

Creighton  C.  Coffiuberry 3  Sept., 

Henry  B.  Kerone 3  Sept., 

Charles  D.  Smith 7  Sept., 

Charles  A.  Biggorg 14  Sept., 

Emile  Thomas 16  Sept., 

AVilliam  J.  Miller 16  Sept., 

Joseph  Harrison,  jr.,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants, 

Philip  F.  Coghlan 3  Sept.,  C4 

Frank  Rohde 6  Sept., 

Wiufield  S.  Smith 14  Sept. , 

William  H.  Winkelmeier 16  Sept, 

Austin  Drake 19  Sept., 

John  Melville 24  Sept., 

Julius  Niebaus 27  Sept., 

Felix  R.  Watts,  a.  w.  m. 
Charles  F.  Knoll,  a.  w.  m. 

Surgeon. 
Homer  Judd 17  Sept.,  64 

Assistant  Surgeons. 

Johu  F.  Sneed 10  Sept.,  64 

Rainer  Rattinger 14  Oct., 

Chaplain. 
William  Bradley 1  Oct.,    64 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (4.) 
First  Lieut.  John  F.  Neville,  R.  Q.  M.,  March  20,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  John  J.  Robertson,  June  10,  lefiS. 
Second  Lieut.  Josiah  T.  Hinton,  February  25,  1865. 
Secoud  Lieut.  James  H.  Cofl"ey,  June  23,  1865. 

Dismissed,  (2.) 

Captain  Philip  Anderr-on,  June  20,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  Charles  P.  Seep,  February  14,  1805. 


Lint  of  battles,  &c,,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 

"FnANKLiN,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.    "Nashville,"  no  loss.    "Spanish  Fort,"  kilkd,  E.  M.,  4; 
wounded,  E.  M.,  13.  .  .  i     i 


MISSOUEI   INFANTRY. 


129 


FORTY-FIRST  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  wag  organized  at  Benton 
Barracks,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  in  August  and 
September,  1864,  to  serve  one  year. 
The  members!  whoee  terms  of  service 
would  have  expired  previous  to  Octo- 
ber ],  1865,  were  mustered  out  July 
11,  1865,  and  the  remaining  members 
transferred  to  the  Slst  regiment  Mia- 
Bouri  infantry.) 

Colonel. 

Joseph  Weydemeyer 17  Sept.,  64 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

GuBtav  Heinricha 1  Nov.,  64 

(Brenet  Brig.  Genu.  13  March,  1865.) 

Major. 

Henry  F.  Dietz 16  Sept.,  64 

Captains. 

Fred.  Cratz 27  Aug.,  64 

Alex.  Windmueller 27  Aug., 

Felix  Laeis .3  Sept., 

Joseph  Schubert 9  Sept., 

John  E.  Sanders 18  Sept., 

Christian  EUrodt 2.3  Sept., 

John  G.  Broemser 24  Sept., 

Arnold  P.  Roetter 20  Feb. ,  65 

Charles  Moeller 25  Mar. , 

Julius  FritBch,  a.  w.  m. 

First  Lieutenants. 
Charles  A.  Snell,  R.  Q.  M. . .  .15  Aug.,  64 

HeuTj  Huhxi,  Adft 16  Aug., 

Michael  Best 10  Sept., 

J.  C.F.Boyd 15  Sept., 

Gustav  Clemen 15  Sept., 

Emanuel  E.  Griveaud 3  Oct., 

William  Slender 31  Dec, 

OttoVermann 4  Feb.,   65 

Ferdinand  Wagenfuehr 15  Feb., 

Francis  F.  La  Baume 20  Feb., 

William  Kuby 25  Mar., 

Hermann  Sommers,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Charles  E.  Moss 26  Sept.,  64 

Dietrich  Feldbush 4  Oct., 

Jacob  J.  Broemser 1  Nov., 

Edward  Spahr 23  Jan.,   65 

Gnstav  Boemstein 24  Feb. , 

Joseph  Beck 27  Mar., 

Charles  Mueller 28  Apr., 

W.  M.  Hamby 19  May, 

Ferdinand  Gerlach,  a.  w.  m. 

Surgeon. 

Ernst  Jahn 21  Sept.,  64 

Assistant  Surgeons. 

'  Guetavus  Wieland 1  Oct.,    64 

Hugo  Klueber 5  Oct., 

Chaplain. 

Albert  KrauBS 27  Nov.,  64 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (1.) 

Second  Lieut.  Randall  G.  Butler,  April  3,  1865,  to  Cap- 
tain 5th  regiment  U.  S.  vols. 

Resigned,  (2.) 

First  Lieut.  Mathias  Barth,  February  2,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Philetus  S.  Whitaker,  A  pril  8,  1865. 

Discharged,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  Jacob  Horn,  January  18,  1865. 

Died,  (2.) 

Captain  August  Thorwald,  May  27,  1865,  of  disease. 
Second  Lieut.  Frederick  W.  Linzen,  committed  suicide 
May  24, 1865. 

Dismissed,  (2.) 

Captain  Henry  T.  Bischoff,  December  8,  1 864. 
Captain  Philibert  Melinaud,  February  23,  1865. 


g 


130 


MISSOURI   INFANTRY. 


FORTY-SECOND  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  whs  orgnnized  nt  Macon, 
Mo.,  lu  .Soptembor,  1864,  to  serve  one 
year.  Companies  H,  I,  and  K  were 
mustered  out  of  Bcrvice  Marcli  22,  1865, 
and  tliu  reinuinlDg  compuuioB  June  28, 
1805.) 

Colond. 


Lieutenant  Colond. 
Thaddeus  J.  Stauber,  a.  w.  m. 

Major. 
Andrew  \V.  BillingH 20  Sept.,  64 

Captains, 

CurtiH  R.  Huverly 23  S'pt  ,  04 

Henry  Shook 23  .Sept., 

■Willium  H.  Lewia 24  .Sept.. 

Poter  Thompson  24  Sept., 

ThomiiH  .S.  Pnmklin 30  Sept., 

David  (J.  Maize 1  Oct., 

James  P.  Rogers 11  Nov., 

First  LiciUcnants. 

William  W.  Jennings,  «.Q.M  30  Aug.,  64 

John ^I.  Loudon,  Adj't 1  Si'pt. , 

Thomas  J.  George 23  Sept., 

Norval  H.  Wyckoff 24  Sept., 

Samuel  G.  DuioH 30  Sept., 

George  J.  Beaird 18  Oct., 

Charles  W.  Watts 11  Nov., 

Michael  R.  Bruce 1.'5  Jan.,   65 

Herman  Kemper 15  Mar., 

Second  Lieutenants. 

CharliH  Miller 20  Sept.,  64 

Elijah  Jones 23  Sept., 

James  L.  Martin 24  Sept., 

Elia.s  Owens 30  Sept., 

Sion  A.  Haynes ,   1  Oet.. 

Charles  H.  McCuUy 2  Nov., 

Surgeon. 
Horace  Newell 18  Nov.,  64 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
Abraham  L.  Gray 31  Aug.,    64 

Chaplain. 


Casualties.  | 


Resigned,  (2.) 

Captain  John  F.  Powers,  January  9, 1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Fielding  Lewis,  February  1, 1805. 

Discharged,  (11.) 

Colonel  William  Forbes,  March  22,  1805. 
Captain  John  Vail,  March  22,  1665. 
Captain  Howard  N.  Woley,  March  22, 186.5. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  H.  Mulono,  March  22, 1865. 
First  Lieut.  Edward  Cox,  March  22,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Edward  C.  Shaln,  March  22,  ISe.'S. 
Second  Lieut.  William  T.  Williamson,  Morch  22, 1865. 
Second  Lient.  Thomas  B.  L.  Hardin,  March  22,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Wlllitim  F.  Haines,  March  22,  18i;.''x 
Assistant  Surgeon  Goorge  P.  .Smiley,  March  22, 1865. 
Chaplain  Elijah  Lawsou,  March  22,  1665. 


MISSOURI   INFANTRY. 


131 


FORTY-THIRD  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  St. 
Joseph,  Mo.,  In  August  and  Septem- 
ber, 1864,  to  serve  one  year.  The 
members  -whose  terras  of  service  would 
have  expired  previous  to  October  1, 
1865,  were  mustered  out  June  30, 1865, 
and  the  remaining  members  transferred 
to  the  50th  regiment  Missouri  infantry.) 


Colonel. 
Chester  Harding,  jr 22  Sept.,  64 

Lieutenant  Colon  f I. 
John  Finger 19  Sept.,  64 

Major. 
Berryman  K.  Davis 27  Oct.,    64 


Captains. 

William  F.  Flint S  Sept.,  64 

George  M.  Brown 13  Sept., 

Miuvus  Morton 17  Sept., 

John  B.  Mbjoh) 19  Sept.. 

Henry  M.  Ogle 19  Sept  , 

Perry  A.  Wright 19  Sept., 

Andrew  Dusold 22  Sept., 

Oscflr  Kirkham 7  Xov. , 

Simeon  Sutton 10  Nov., 

Robert  B.  Stockton 11  June,  65 


First  Lieutenants. 

William  Canaday 8  Sept..  64 

John  W.  Johnson S  Sept., 

Alfred  M.  Chesmore 13  Sept., 

Ebenezer  Wickham 17  Sept. , 

Wa-ihuigton  J.  Porter 17  Sept., 

Gustavus  Saltzman 19  Sept., 

Henderson  Edwards 19  Sept., 

Andrew  J.  Wray 22  Sept., 

Joseph  Schraitz,  R.  Q.  M 20  Nov., 

Henry  R,  MUls,  Adi't 21  Nov., 

RichanlBuis ". 11  May,    65 


Secimd  Lieutenants. 

Daniel  D?  Boyce 8  Sept.,  64 

Thomas  J.  Flint 8  Sept., 

Andrew  J.  Cnlbertson 13  Sept., 

Griffith  Davidson 17  Sept., 

Horace  B.  Sayre 19  Sept., 

John  P.  Hereu 19  Sept., 

Martin  V.  Baker 22  Sept., 

Anstin  F.  TiCfanv 22  Sept., 

Elijah  E.  Brunk '. 28  Oct., 

Charles  S.  Pickett 1  Nov., 


C.iSPALTIES. 


Discharged,  (4.) 

First  Lieut.  Francis  Rodman,   iJ.  Q.  M.,  November  15. 

1864. 
First  Lieut.  Joseph  Thompson,  Adj't.  November  17, 1664. 
First  Lieut.  William  C.  Gantt,  May  1,  1S65. 
First  Lieut.  John  S.  Morgan,  May  30,  1865. 

Dismissed,  (!.■> 
Captain  George  H.  Walser,  May  4,  1S63. 


132 


MISSOURI   INFANTRY. 


Surgt07i. 
JohnQ.  Egleston 14  Nov.,  64 

Assistant  Surgeons. 

W.  F.  Drace 11  Oct.,    64 

Edward  W.  DiU 24  Nov., 

Chaplain. 
NelBon  Alvord 22  Sept.,  64 


List  of  battles  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each : 

"  Glasgow,"  (Cos.  A,  C,  D,  E,  G,  and  H,)  killed,  E.  M.,  8 ;  mounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  19. 


MISSOURI   INFANTRY. 


133 


FORTY-FOURTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  St. 
Joseph,  Mo.,  from  August  22  to  Sep- 
tember 7,  1864,  companies  A  to  I,  in- 
clusive, to  serve  one  year,  and  company 
K  to  nerve  six  months.  Company  K 
was  mustered  out  March  22,  1865,  by 
reason  of  expiration  of  term  of  service, 
and  the  remaining  companies  August 
15,  1865.) 

Colonel. 

R.  C.  Eradshaw 29  Sept.,  64 

{Brevet  Brig.  Gen.  13  March,  1865.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 


Major. 

Captains. 

Frank  G.  Hopkins 9  Sept.,  64 

John  C.  Reid 12  Sept., 

William  B.  Rogers 13  Sept., 

Ephraim  L.  Webb 22  Sept. , 

Anthony  Muck 22  Sept., 

Anthony  L.  Bowen 23  Sept., 

William  D.  Fortune 23  Sept. , 

Isaac  N.  Henry 28  Sept., 

William  Drumhiller 7  Nov., 

First  Lieutenants. 

James  M.  Hoskinson,  iZ.Q.il/.23  Aug.,  64 

John  Desha 22  Sept., 

Wilber  C.  Halstead 25  June,  65 

Hanson  H.  Ware,  Adft,  a.  id.  m. 
Dennis  Adams,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Aaron  Mcintosh 13  Sept.,  64 

Thomas  J.  Tidswell 20  Sept. , 

Jacob  H.  Snider 21  Sept., 

James  C.  Webb 22  Sept., 

Daniel  W.  McDonnald 22  Sept., 

Miles  Bristow 23  Sept., 

Washington  Bennett 23  Sept., 

Francis  F.  Audsley,  a.  w.  m. 

Surgeon. 
Henry  Schoeneich,  a.  w.  m.  , 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
Levi  A.  Wilson 28  Sept.,  64 

Cliaplain. 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (3.) 
First  Lieut.  Alfred  J.  Higgins,  November  4,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  William  D.  Schooler,  November  4,  1864. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (2.) 
Captain  Nathan  A.  Winters,  March  22,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  James  Overman,  March  22,  1865. 

Discharged,  (4.) 
Lieut.  Colonel  Andrew  J.  Barr,  May  15,  1865. 
Major  Rezin  A.  De  Bolt,  July  12,  1865. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Isaac  Schatz,  July  28,  1865. 
Chaplain  Thomas  B.  Bratton,  May  15,  1865. 

Died,  (9.) 

First  Lieut.  James  T.  Dunlap,  December  11,  1864,  of 

wounds  received  in  action. 
First  Lieut.  James  D.  McBride,  December  15,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  James  M.  Steele,  February  7,  1865,  of  wounds 

received  in  action. 
First  Lieut.  William  M.  Goodson,  February  10,  1865,  of 

First  Lieiit.  Robert  Pixler,  February  11,  186.5,  of  disease. 
First  Lieut.  John  McKissock,  April  9,  1865,  of  disease. 
First  Lieut.  James  A.  Tnissell,  May  6,  1865,  of  disease. 
Second  Lieut.  Benjamin  E.  Kirgan,  killed  in  action  at 

Franklin,  Tenn. ,  November  30,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Samuel  J.  Warner,  killed  in  action  at 

Fraukliu,  Tenn.,  November  30,  1864. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"Franklin,"  hilled,  O.  2,  E.  M.  6;  wounded,  O.  3,  E.  M.  20;  missing,  E.  M.^111. 
Hill,"  missing,  E.  M.,  1. 


''Nashville,"  no  loss.    "  Spanish  Fort,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  3. 


"  Spring 


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MISSOURI   INFANTRY. 


FORTYFIIi'TH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Sedalia, 
Warrensburg,  and  Otterville,  Mo.,  from 
August  10  to  September  17,  1864,  nsfol- 
lowH :  Companies  A,  E,  F,  and  1  to 
serve  six  months ;  and  the  remaining 
companies  to  serve  one  year.  Compa- 
nies A,  E,  P,  and  I  vpere  mustered  out 
March  6.  ISB.'j,  by  reason-of  expiration 
of  term  of  service,  and  the  remaining 
companies  transferred  to  the  48th  and 
50th  regiments  Missouri  infantry,  April 
17,  1865.) 

Golonel. 


Lieutenafit  Colonel. 


Major. 


Captains. 

*  Richard  B.  Newman 9  .Sept.,  64 

t  James  R.  Fulkerson 29  Sept., 

t  William  K.  Ramey 24  Jan.,    65 

*  Godfrey  Luthy 8  Mar., 

First  Lieutenants. 

tWilliam  J.  Sattenvhite 25  Aug.,  64 

:  Thomas  E.  Bassett,  R.  Q.  Al-27  Aug., 

*  David  K.  Steele 16  Sept., 

§  William  H.  Hill,  AdJ't 23  Sept., 

*  George  B.  Miller 2  Jan.,    65 

tMilton  J.  Mahan 25  Jan., 

Second  Lieutenants, 

f  William  M.  Taylor 15  Nov.,  64 

t  John  A.  Fulkerson 25  Jan. ,   65 

*  Price  Holt 8  Mar., 

Surgeon, 


Assistant  Surgeon. 
t  James  S.  Rogers 25  Aug.,  64 

Chaplain. 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (1.) 

First  Lieut,  George  W.  Yat«8,  Adft,  September  22, 1864, 
to  Captain  13th  regiment  Missouri  cavalry. 

Resigned,  (2.) 

First  Lieut.  William  H.  Porter,  December  13,  1864. 
Secoud  Lieut.  Alfred  Matthews,  December  16,  1864. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (9.) 

Captain  John  T.  Anderson,  March  6,  1865. 
Captain  John  L.  Consalus,' March  6,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  John  J.  Carpenter,  March  6,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Stephen  D.  Foulke,  March  6,  186.5. 
First  Lieut.  Thomas  B.  Chapen,  March  6,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  William  C.  Courtright,  March  6,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Harvey  Hand,  March  6,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Ferdinand  Beeteu,  March  6,  186.5. 
Second  Lieut.  Thomas  F.  Cockbum,  March  6, 1865. 

Discharged,  (3.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  David  W.  Wear,  April  1,  1865. 
Major  Lewis  H.  Boutell,  March  6,  1865. 
Surgeon  John  G.  Riddler,  March  10, 1865. 


List  of  battles  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  Ln  each  : 

•'Jefferson  City,"  killed,  E.  M.,  3;  wounded,  E.  M.,  6. 

*  Transferred  to  48th  regiment  Missouri  infantry, 
t  Transferred  to  50th  regiment  Missouri  infantry. 
1  Discharged  April  25,  1865. 
§  Discharged  April  20,  1865. 


MISSOUEI   INFANTRY. 


135 


*  FORTY -EIGHTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  St.  Louis, 
Jefferson  City,  and  Rolla,  Mo.,  from 
August  3  to  November  22, 1864,  as  fol- 
lows :  Oompauiea  B  and  D  to  servo  six 
months,  and  the  remaining  companies 
to  serve  one  year.  Company  B  was 
mustered  out  March  21,  and  company  D 
March  2.3,  1865,  by  reason  of  expiration 
of  term  of  service.  Two  companies  of 
the  45th  regiment  Missouri  infantry 
were  transferred  to  this  regiment  April 
17,  1865.  The  members  whose  term  of 
service  would  have  expired  previous  to 
October  1, 1865,  were  mustered  out  June 
29,  1865,  and  the  remaining  members 
transferred  to  the  50th  regiment  Mis- 
souri infantry.) 

Colonel. 

Wells  H.  Blodgett 26  Nov. ,  64 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

EUwoodKirby 2  Dec,  64 

Major. 

Lewis  P.  Miller 6  Dec,   64 

Captains. 

James  D.  Harston 5  Sept.,  64 

John  Opel 23  Oct., 

Daniel  Rice 1  Nov., 

John  Grigsby 1  Nov., 

George  W.  Hopkins 3  Dec, 

William  H.  Davis 12  Mar  ,  65 

Daniel  E.  Davis 9  May, 

George  Van  De venter 10  May, 

First  Lieutenants. 

Alfred  H.  Wilson^  R.  Q.  M. .  .22  Aug.,  64 
AugUBtus  M.  Dickson,  Adj't. .  3  Sept, 

Richard  B.  Owen 5  Sept., 

t Jerry  W.  Tallman 10  Sept., 

John  A.  Engelbrecht 23  Oct., 

Duncan  M.  Vinsonhaler 1  Nov., 

John  Moore 3  Dec, 

JohnB.  Morris 12  Mar.,  65 

Salomon  Bartlett 9  May, 

Ebenezer  E.  Cunningham...  10  May, 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Henry  Falk 23  Oct.,    64 

William  M.  Coston 1  Nov., 

John  P.  Rice 14  Nov., 

"Bernard  Schepers 12  Mar.,  65 

Allen  J.  Lawrence 11  May, 

David  V.  Stephenson 18  May, 

Horace  A.  Bingham,  a.  w.  m. 

Surgeon, 

John  W.  Jackson 29  Sept.,  64 

Assistant  Surgeons. 

William  A.  Gibson 30  Aug. ,  64 

William  Hooper 12  Jan.,   65 

Chaplain.      * 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (5.) 

Captain  E.  P.  Ferrell,  December  19,  1864. 
Captain  Thomas  J.  Hart,  January  18,  1865. 
Captain  William  Wilson,  April  15, 1865. 
Captain  Bernhard  Essroger,  April  15,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  William  H.  Helm,  February  2,  1865. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (5.) 

Captain  Grant  A.  Kenamore,  March  23, 1865. 
First  Lieut.  William  T.  Franklin,  March  21, 1865. 
First  Lieut.  Marion  Sides,  March  23,  1865. 
Second  Lieut  Arthur  S.  Sauuier,  March  21,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Charles  M.  Hamill,  March  23, 1865. 

Discharged,  (6.) 

Captain  Richard  B.  Newman,  April  21, 1865. 
Captain  Godfrey  Luthy,  June  2, 1865. 
First  Lieut  George  B.  Miller,  May  5, 1865. 
First  Lieut.  David  K.  Steele,  June  2, 1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Price  Holt,  May  5, 1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Francis  A.  Eppstein,  June  22, 1865. 


'  The  40th  and  47th  regiments  were  6-month8  organizations, 
t  Transferrtd  t  ■  50th  regim''nt  Jlissouri  infantry. 


136 


MISSOURI    INFANTRY. 


FORTY-NINTH  REGIMENT. 

(BATTALION   OF.) 

(ThiH  rosimeut  was  organized  nt  Warren- 
ton,  Mexico,  Macon,  and  St.  Louisi, 
Mo.,  lroni_ August  31,  1864,  to  Febru- 
ary 5,  1865,  t'-i  «erve  ono  year.  Com- 
panies A  to  G,  inclusive,  uud  company 
I  were  mustered  out  of  service  August 

1  2,  1865,  and  the  remaining  coiupuiiiea 
retained  in  service  until  Decemljor  20, 
1865,  wlieu  tliey  were  muatered  out.) 

Major. 

Captains. 

Jeaflo  M.  Gentry 30  Nov.,  64 

Frodericli  Grubeuhorst 15  Jan.,    65 

First  Liev,tena?it. 
Richard  N.  Cox- 3  Jan.,    65 

Second  Lieutenant. 
John  J.  Spencer 12  Dec,   64 

Assistant  Surgeon. 


Casualties. 

Resigned,  (1.) 

First  Lieut.  Frodow  Wroekloff,  May  28,  1865. 

DiscJiarged,  (31.) 

Colonel  David  P.  Dyer,  August  5,  1865. 

Lieut.  Colonel  Edwin  Smart,  August  2,  1865. 

Major  Israel  \V.  Stewart,  August  2.  1865. 

Captain  Jiimcs  Adams,  Mny  15,  18(i5. 

Captain  VVilliaui  Colbert,  August  2,  1865. 

Captain  George  W.  I'orter,  August  2,  1865. 

Captain  John  F.  Dlerker,  August  2,  1865. 

Captain  George  I.  Smiih,  August  2,  1865. 

Captain  John  E.  Ball,  August  2,  1865. 

Captain  A.  Kempinsky,  August  2,  186.5. 

Captain  Louis  Benecke,  August  2,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  William  R.  Hardin,  Adj'/,  May  15,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  William  D.  Bush,  li.  Q.  71/.,  August  2,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Joseph  A.  Humphreys,  August  2,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  Joseph  H.  Mitchell,  August  2,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  Solomon  Hughlett,  August  2,  1 865. 

First  Lieut.  George  Dierker,  August  2,  ]86.">. 

First  Lieut.  Thomas  H.  Hosb,  August  2,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  Frederick  Eversmeyer,  August  2,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  William  Lansdown,  August  2,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  William  L.  Tanner.  August  2,  1865. 

Second  Lieut.  Reuben  W.  Colbert,  August  2,  1865. 

Secoud  Lieut.  Henry  Auping,  August  2,  1865. 

Second  Lieut.  William  H.  Morgan,  August  2,  1865. 

Secoud  Lieut.  Herman  H.  Schaper,  August  2,  1865. 

Second  Lieut.  Charles  D.  Lndwig,  August  2,  1865. 

Secoud  Lieut.  Casper  Meyer,  August  2,  ISdri. 

Second  Lieut.  Frank  R.  Thro,  August  2,  1865. 

Surgeon  Oscar  Monig,  August  2,  1865. 

Assistant  Surgeon  Thomas  S.  Kubey,  August  2,  1865. 

Chaplain  John  Liuan,  August  2,  1865. 


List  of  battles,  <tc.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"Jefferson  City,"  no  loss.    "Spanish  Fort,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  2. 


MISSOURI   INFANTRY. 


137 


FIFTIETH  REGIMENT. 

Casualties. 

(This  regiment  was  orgaDized  in  the  State 

of  Missouri  at  large  from  September 

11,  1864,  to  April  37,  1865, 

a  portion  to 

Promoted,  (1.) 

serve  six  months,  and  the  remainder 

one  year.     It  was  mustered  out  of  ser- 

Second Lieut.  Spencer  Stevens,  April  28, 1865,  to  First 

vice  by  companies  at  different  dates 

Lieut.  14th  regiment  Missouri  cavalry. 

from  July  1  to  August  11, 

1865.) 

Resigned,  (8.) 

Colontl. 

First  Lieut.  Madison  Miller,  Adj't,  November  29,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  William  H.  Porter,  January  5,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  John  Hughes,  June  15,  1865. 

Lieutenant  Colonfil- 

First  Lieut.  Robert  E.  Keney,  June  16,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  James  A.  Daniel,  June  22,  1365. 

BacoD  Montfromerv .... 

.28  June,  65 

Second  Lieut.  Andrew  J.  Hartle,  December  27, 1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Marcus  L.  Crabtree,  June  13,  1865. 

^^t^\jutA    AVA^^AA  v^^^^m  aa^rf*  j      *vv«**v* 

Major, 

Second  Lieut.  William  Weddle,  July  18,  1865. 

Harmon  Hannahs - 

.  5  Jan.,   65 

M^^iMw  A  »C%/**     *.**«**  •*»***  \j      ■*«««*•*■ 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (6.) 

Captaini. 

Captain  Robert  L.  Lindsay,  April  8,  1865. 

James  R.  Fulkerson 

.29  Sept.,  64 

Captain  Charles  P.  Bruihl,  April  11,  1865. 

EdwinP.Diehl 

.21  Oct., 

First  Lieut.  James  Johnson,  April  11,  1865. 

William  W.  Campbell 

.  5  Nov., 

First  Lieut.  Henry  O.  Clark,  April  15,  1865. 

Charles  Perry 

.  1  Dec, 

First  Lieut.  William  Moran,  May  25.  1865. 

Arthur  Wilkioson 

.28  Jan.,    65 

Second  Lieut.  William  D.  Counts,  March  21,  1865. 

Lindsey  Murdock 

.14  Feb., 

ClintoD  E  Soencer  ........ 

.  3  May, 

Discharged,  (5.) 

William  R.  Vaughan 

Jerry  W.  Tallman 

.  9  May, 
.14  July, 

Colonel  David  Murphy,  July  15,  186.5. 
Captain  William  K.  Ramey,  April  28,  1865. 

First  Lieutenants. 

First  Lieut.  Milton  J.  Mahan,  April  21,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  William  J.  Satterwhite,  May  2,  1865. 

William  White,  7?.  Q.  M. . . . 

.21  Sept.,  64 

Second  Lieut.  John  A.  Fulkerson,  May  9,  1865. 

William  H.  Thurber 

.20  Oct., 

George  W.  J.  Knight,  Adft. 

.27  Dec, 

Christopher  Popp 

.  4  Apr.,   65 

Oliver  P.  Johnson 

.11  May, 

William  H.  Holland 

.12  July, 

WiUiam  M.  Taylor 

.15  July, 

John  Murphy 

.20  July, 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Henry  A.  Smith 

.10  Nov.,  64 

George  S.  Duncan 

.25  Nov., 

Ellis  T.Jenkins 

.  3  May,   65 

Daniel  W.  Tumure 

.13  May, 

George  H.  Richardson 

.15  July, 

James  0.  French 

.21  July, 

Surgeon. 

Assistant  Surgeon. 

Priestly  A.  Bainbridge 

.22  Oct.,    64 

Chaplain. 

• 

List  of  battles  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"Pilot  Knqb,"  (Co.  F,)  no  loss. 


138 


MISSOURI   INFANTRY. 


FIFTY-FIRST  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  St.  Jo- 
Bepb'g,  Mo.,  from  March  1  to  April  14, 
1865,  to  serve  one  year.  The  52d,  54th, 
and  5oth  regiments  Missouri  infantry, 
failing  to  complete  their  organizations, 
were  transferred  to  it  May  1,  1865.  It 
was  mnstered  out  of  service  August  31, 
1865.) 

Colonel, 

DavidMoore 1  May,  65 

Lietttenant  Colonel. 
NapoleonB.  Giddings 20  Apr.,  65 

liajor. 

Louis  Voneky 1  May,  65 

Captains. 

Peter  A.  Jones 11  Mar.,  65 

William  H.  TUaon 31  Mar., 

Leonidas  H.  Case 31  Mar., 

George  W.  Herrick 5  Apr. , 

Thomas  Phelan 13  Apr., 

James  M.  Dorland 14  Apr., 

John  L.  Harmon 1  May, 

Edwin  Gaines 1  May, 

Joseph  K.  Castillo 3  May, 

First  Lieutenants. 

Jiewitt  C.  Gray,  Adft 18  Mar.,   65 

Newton    M.    Holtzinger,    R. 

Q.  M 29  Mar., 

Samuel  Robison 31  Mar., 

Milton  F.  Clark.... 3  Apr., 

Stephen  Jehle 14  Apr., 

Cyrus  A.  Hulet 14  Apr., 

Oscar  W.  Phares 14  Apr., 

George  J.  Adler 1  May, 

John  F.  Peeples 4  May, 

Miles  Cicel 5  May, 

William  H.  Armor 13  July, 

Joseph  Rea 18  Aug., 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Newton  S.  Rhoades 30  Mar.,  65 

George  W.  Adams 11  Apr., 

William  Sonuenschein 13  Apr., 

John  Handy 14  Apr., 

William  McClaskey 14  Apr., 

John  Reiser 1  May, 

Edwin  M.  Childs 2  May, 

Eugene  P.  Moore 18  July, 

James  E.  Reed 21  July, 

Israel  Siemiller 9  Aug., 

Surgeon. 
Henry  M.  Matthews 15  May,   65 

Assistant  Surgeons. 

John  Marcoot 21  Feb.,   65 

Carlton  W.  Spicer 14  Apr. , 

Chaplain. 


Casualties. 


■Resigned,  (6.) 

Captain  Robert  M.  Cole,  August  14,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Amos  K.  Jones,  June  30,  18h5. 
First  Lieut  Joseph  Wells,  July  3,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  James  M.  Elliott,  Juno  3,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Joseph  J.  Oliver,  July  6,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Marcellus  Pyle,  July  19,  1860. 

Discharged,  (1.) 

First  Lieut.  Edwin  M.  Childe,  Adft,  May  1.  1865.    (Re- 
commissioned  as  Second  Lieutenant  May  2,  I860.) 


MISSOURI    INFANTRY. 


139 


FIRST    REGIMENT    MISSISSIPPI 
MARINE  BRIGADE.   . 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  St.  Louis, 
Mo.,  from  January  3  to  April  4, 1863*,  to 
serve  three  years.  The  1st  battalion 
cavalry,  Mississippi  Marine  Brigade, 
was  consolidated  with  this  regiment  in 
August,  1864.  It  was  mustered  out  of 
service  by  companies  at  different  dates 
from  January  17  to  February  1 ,  1865.) 

Colojiel. 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

Major. 
David  jS.  Tallerday,  a.  w.  m. 
Captains. 

JohnR.  Crandall H  Jan.,   63 

Edward  G.  Hughes 14  Jan., 

Isaac  D.  Newell 19  Jan., 

Oscar  F.  Brown 19  Jan., 

Calvin  G.  Fisher 31  Jan  , 

Ezra  S.  Havens 11  Mar., 

James  P.  Harper 11  Mar., 

Thomas  C.  Groshon 12  Mar., 

Asgill  Connor,  a.  w.  m. 

First  Lieutenants. 

John  A.  M.  Cox 14  Jan..    63 

Gershom  Markle 31  Jan., 

Deloss  E.  Wilson 9  Feb., 

Onesimus  W.  Whitehead 12  Mar. , 

Michael  Brennan 4  Apr. , 

G.  C.  Doane 23  Mar.,   64 

Robert  S.  Murphy 12  July, 

■Joseph  Tinker,  Adj't,  a.  w.  m. 
Andrew  J.  Peudleton,  R.  Q.  M.,  a.  k.  m. 
Perry  Gregg,  a.  w.  m. 
Tobias  S.  Benson,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 
Theodore  H.  Gildemeister.  ..19  Jan.,    63 

J.  Campbell  Fortune 9  Feb., 

Albert  Dean 12  Mar. , 

Richard  S.  Ellett 8  Sept. , 

Edward  C.  Ellet,  a.  w.  m. 
Francis  Aid,  a.  w.  m. 
George  Wathan,  a.  w.  m. 
Benjamin  F.  Housel,  a.  w.  m. 

Surgeon. 
James  Robarts,  a.  w.  m. 

Assistant  Surgeons. 
James  S.  Myers,  a.  w.  m. 
Israel  Cleaver,  a.  w.  m. 

Chaplain. 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (1.5 

Second  Lieut.  Edmund  H.   Nichols,   March  1,  1863,  to 
First  Lieut,  independent  battery  artillery,  m.  m.  h. 

Resigned,  (15.) 

Colonel  CliarUs  R.  Ellet,  September  12,  1863. 

Lieut.  Colonel  George  E.  Currie,  August  9,  1864. 

Captain  Calvin  D.  Reed,  August  10,  1863. 

Captain  Lehigh  Dakan,  March  24, 1864. 

Captain  Abram  P.  Cox,  April  1,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Eleazer  W.  Bartlett,  May  9, 1863. 

First  Lieut.  James  A.  Beach,  R.  Q.  M.,  June  15, 1663. 

First  Lieut.  Henry  G.  Curtis,  Adj't,  September  10, 1863.  - 

First  Lieut.  Leonard  Allen,  January  30, 1864. 

First  Lieut.  PkilipT.  Howell,  December  18, 1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Alfred  C.  Hawley,  August  21, 1863. 

Second  Lieut.  William  H.  Sloan,  August  24,  1863. 

Second  Lieut.  Horatio  N.  Rowe,  October  12, 1863. 

Second  Lieut.  Alexis  Lemmon,  March  25, 1864. 

Second  Lieut,  Enos  Snyder,  June  15, 1864. 

Discharged,  (3.) 

Lieut.CoIouel  John  A.  Ellet,  October  1, 1864. 
Captain  Edwin  W.  Sutherland,  February  3, 1864. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Richard  P.  Catley,  January  5,  1864. 

Vied,  (1.) 

First  Lieut,  Thompson  W.  McCune,  drowned  at  Island 
No.  26,  Mississippi  river,  April  9, 1863. 

Missing,  (1.) 
Captain  Eugene  Alcan,  since  January  :i,  1663. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"DUCK.RIVF.R  Island,"  killed,  E.  M.,  l;  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.     "  Beaveii  Dam  Lake,' 
"Richmond,"  no  loss.    "Grand  Lake,"  no  loss. 


Goodrich's  Landing,"  no  loss. 


no  loss. 
'Bayou 


Tensas,"  no  loss.  "Fayette,"  missing.  E.  M.,  1.  "Rodney,"  (December24, 1863,)  killed,  E.  M.,  1. 
"Port  Gibson, "no loss.  "Grand  Gulf," mwsra^,  E.  M.,  1.  "Lake  Village,"  no  loss,  luna 
Landing,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  5.  "Rodney,"  (March  4,  1864,)  missing,  E.  M.,  .5.  "  COLLMAN  S, 
tcuitnded,  E.  U.,  I.  "  AsHTON,"  no  loss.  "EuDORA  Church,"  no  loss.  "Greenville,  «!"««. 
K,  M.,  1.  "Leland's  Point,"  no  loss.  "  Columma,"  killed,  E.  M.,  3;  wounded,  E.  M.,  2.  Old 
iviVEii  Lake,"  no  loss.    "  Sunny  Side  Landing,''  no  loss. 


140 


MISSOURI   INFANTRY. 


MAJOR  KREKEL'S  BATTALION. 

(U.   S.   RESERVE  CORPS.) 

(This  battalion  was  organized  in  .St. 
Cliarlps  county,  Mo.,  in  August,  1861, 
to  serve  three  years.  It  was  mustered 
out  of  service  January  10,  1862.) 

Major. 
Arnold  Krekel 12  Aug.,  61 

Captains. 

Gustav  Hovea 14  Aug.,  61 

John  Rupp 24  Aug., 

Frederick  Heyn 29  Aug., 

Frederick  W.  G-atzweiler 31  Aug., 

Charles  E.  Ruge 11  Sept., 

Henry  Pieper 4  Oct., 

First  Lieutenants. 

Edward  F.  Gut,  R.  Q.  M. 16  Aug.,  61 

Joseph  Linkogel 24  Aug., 

August  Schmalzinger 29  Aug., 

Henry  Mueller 31  Aug., 

Stephen  Jende 6  Sept., 

Silas  Sebring 11  Sept., 

Henry  Denker 4  Oct., 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Frederick  Mertel 24  Aug.,  61 

Adam  Schweitzer 29  Aug., 

Henry  Penz 31  Aug., 

Albert  Munch 6  Sept. , 

Alexander  Schrader 3  Oct., 

Adolph  Hufschmidt 4  Oct., 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
John  Bniere 16  Aug.,  61 


Casualties. 

Resigned,  (1.) 
Captain  Ignatz  Vlefhaus,  October  4,  1861. 

Died,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  Louis  Schmidt,  accidentally  killed  at  War- 
renton,  Mo.,  September  18,  1861. 


MISSOURI   INFANTRY. 


141 


BENTON  CADETS. 

[This  regiment  was  organized  at  St.  Louis , 
Mo.,  in  September  and  October,  1861, 
to  serve  three  years.  It  was  mustered 
out  of  service  January  8,  1862.) 

Colonel. 
Louis  H.  MarshaU,  JS®.  ^.,  B.  3, 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
William  B.  Cassilly. 

Major. 
Ephalie  Loring. 

Captains. 

A.  Anthony  Gilbert. 
Abraham  Kaga. 
William  P.  Wiltsee. 
Frederick  J.  Ferris. 

First  Lieutenants. 

Warret  Owens. 
John  Swasey. 
George  E.  Elstner. 
John  A.Wright,  Adj't. 
Theodore  JOBeph,  R.  Q.  M. 
Henry  H.  Tatem. 
Ira  Athearn. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

T>.  B.  Rhinehart. 
William  A.  Powell. 
Kobert  Paterson. 

Surgeon. 

WilBam  V.  Cowan. 

Assistant  Surgeon. 

John  B.  McConaughy. 

Chaplain. 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (5.) 

Captain  Thomas  L.  Young,  December  10, 1861. 
Captain  Henry  HazeUon,  December  20,  1661. 
First  Lieut.  James  W.  McLaughlin,  December  10,  1861. 
Second  Lieut.  William  Page,  December  7, 1861. 
Second  Lieut.  William  S.  Shillito,  December  23, 1861. 


Captain 


Discharged,  (1.) 
•  Kohrer,  December  14,  1861. 


142 


MISSOURI   INFANTRY. 


POLK  COUNTY  HOME-GUARD. 

(This  organization  wag  raised  in  Polk 
county,  Mo.,  in  June,  1861,  to  serve 
one  year.  It  was  disbanded  in  Decem- 
ber, 1861.) 

Colonel, 
James  "VV.  Jobnson. 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Thomas  W.  Cunningham. 

Major. 
Irvin  D.  Wright. 

Captains. 

Richard  W.  Menifee. 
Reuben  Sunsford. 
Thomas  A.  Peters. 
John  W.  Wakefield. 
Joel  Paine. 
William  Morris. 
J.  T.  Hastings. 
William  B.  Mitchell. 

First  Lieutenants, 

David  D.  Stockton,  Adft. 
Henry  McAbe,  R.  Q.  M. 
James  J.  Akard. 
Julm  Ciilwell. 
John  W.  White. 
Joseph  McBroom. 
James  Jampson. 
J.  H.  0.  Mitchell. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

J.  H.  WakeHeld. 
William  Hale. 
Kdward  VV.  Wilson. 
William  J.  Williams. 
John  Howard. 
William  H.  Bishop. 

Surseon. 


Assistant  Surgeons. 
Chaplain, 


Casualties. 


Missing,  (2.) 

First  Lieut.  Abraham  Runyan,  since  August  31,  1861. 
First  Lieut.  John  W.  Lane,  R.  Q.  M.,  since  September  30, 
1861. 


List  of  battles  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"Wilson's  Creek,"' . 


MISSOURI   INFANTRY. 


143 


KING'S  INDEPENDENT  COMPANY. 

Casualties. 

(This  company  was  organized  at  Frank- 
lin, Mo.,  in  September  and  October, 
1861,  to  serve  three  years.    It  was  mus- 
tered out  of  service  January  23,  1862.) 

Captain. 

George  King,  a.  w.  m. 

First  Lieutenant. 

,.    '            -  - 

Robert  Allen,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenant. 

I .    • 

Frederisk  Wengler,  a.  w.  m. 

DIETRICH'S  INDEPENDENT 

COMPANY. 

Casualties. 

(U.  S.  RESERVE  CORPS.) 

(This  company  was  organized  at  >Ian- 
chester,  Mo.,  August  15,  18G1,  to  serve 
three  yearn.    It  was  mustered  out  of 
service  February  3,  1862.) 

Captain. 

-  Tohn  Dietrich ,.-..15  Auo:..  61 

First  Lieutenant. 

Lorenz  Weggenman 15  Aug. ,  61 

Second  Lieuttnant. 

Henry  Koch 15  Aug.,  61 


144 


WISCONSIN   CAVALRY. 


FIRST  REGIMENT. 

(ThiH  regiment  wa«  organlzod  at  RIpon 
and  KouoBlia,  Win.,  from  Septcfnber  1, 
1861,  toFdbruury  2, 1862,  to  H<irvo  tbreo 
yi-arH.  Ou  the  expiration  of  Itn  term  of 
iiervice  the  origirittl  momborH  (except 
vetcranH)  wore  mU8t«re(i  out,  uud  the 
organization,  compoHed  of  vetcranH  and 
rccruitu,  retained  in  Hervlce  until  July 
19,  1865,  when  It  wan  niUHtored  out.) 

Colonel. 

OHcar  H.  I^a  Grange 5  Feb.,   63 

{Brevet  Brig.  Gen.  13  March,  1865.) 

Lieutenant  Colunel. 

Henry  Hnrndcn 27  Jan.,    65 

(Brevet  Brig.  Gen.  13  March,  ie(i5.) 

Majors. 

Levi  Howland 27  Jan.,   65 

Stephen  V.  Sbipman 27  Jan., 

(Brevet  Colonel  13  March,  1865.) 
Newton  Jones 1  May, 

Captains. 

'  Charlcg  S.  Wlcl<H 5  J:in.,   65 

Edward  D.  Town 14  Mar., 

Horace  A.  Chase 14  Mar., 

PaulC.  Stillman 14  Mar., 

Milton  Martin 14  Mar., 

John  H.  .Stewart 14  Mur., 

Amos  B.  HudHon 1  May, 

James  L.  Sprague 1  May, 

First  Lieutenants. 

Eben  8.  Chase 6  Dec,  64 

Lewis  0.  Phelps  27  Jan.,   65 

Francis  P.  Esterly 5  Feb., 

Charles  L.  Hewett 14  Mar., 

Jumes  M.  Waterman 15  Mar,, 

Asa  Kinney,  B.  (i.  M 19  Mar., 

Albert  J.  Moorhead,  R.  C.  S. .  1  May, 
Jonathan  WlUard 1  May, 

Second  Lieutenants. 

John  H.  Barnes C  Dec,  64 

Pardon  B.  Lamoreux 1  Jan.,    65 

Theron  W.  Lano 27  Jan., 

Orson  P.  Clintfju 5  Feb., 

Nicholas  S.  Chambers 15  Mar, 

James  L.  Ackley 15  Mar., 

Surgeon, 
Nathaniel  S.  Robinson 17  July,   65 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
Egbert  H.  Winston 15  May,   63 

Chaplain. 
George  H,  Fox 12  Nov.,  64 


CASDAI.TlliS. 


Promoted,  (1.) 

Second  Llenl.  Thomas  W.  Johnnon,  January  1,  1863, 
Assistant  Surgeon  6th  regiment  Missouri  cavalry. 


to 


Resigned,  (32.) 

Colonel  Edward  Daniels,  Febrnnry  5,  1803. 
Lieut.  Colonel  Henry  Pomeroy,  February  II,  1864. 
Major  William  H.  Torr<-y,  April  2H,   1863.     (Recommlg- 

Hloned  Major  AuK)lHt  1,  1863.) 
Major  Thomas  H.  Mars,  .September  26,  1863. 
Captain  Richard  H.  Chittenden,  July  .5,  Jffia. 
CaptJiln  James  W.  Decker,  October  II),  IH6-..'. 
Captain  /tiigiintiis  J.  Hunt,  Octolvr  14,  1862. 
Captain  Thoi/ias  J.  Conutty,  November  1,  1862. 
Captain  Charles  L.  Porter,  March  22,  1863. 
Captain  John  Hyde,  April  3U,  1863. 
Captain  Nelnon  Briielt,  August  3,  1803. 
Captain  Alonzo  Holeouib,  March  28,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Joneph  F.  Morrison,  March  25,  1862. 
First  Lieut,  Ali^xander  J.  Burrows,  March  25,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Frank  T.  Hobbs,  December  12,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Fernando  C.  Merrill,  DeeenibiT  13,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Hirom  Hilliard,  January  10,  1803. 
FirHt  Lieut.  Oilbert  D.  Coyle,  January  2!l,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Henry  Smith  Schuyli^r,  April  2,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  James  T.  Clevelaud,  //,.  Q.  M.,  Aj.rll  21, 1604. 
Second  Llent.  Joneph  E.  Mosher,  September  12,   IHty. 
SeeomI  Lieut.  Willliim  O.  Coopc^r,  Oetober  10,  1802. 
S'.'cond  Ll'Ut.  Charles  F.  Huxibrd,  f  Jetober  20,  1862. 
Si^cond  fj\iut.  Frederick  A.  Smith,  November  27,  IfOi. 
Second  Lhut.  John  Little,  April  20,  18t;3. 
Second  Lieut.  Tolbert  C.  Ankony,  July  1,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  John  T.  CoriHaul,  Sepleintir.r  26,  1863. 
Surgeon  Ernest  Aramrr,  February  27,  1803. 
Asxisfant  Surgeon  Charles  H.  Lord,  April  — ,  1862. 
Axslstnnt  Surgeon  Tkomas  P.  Itussell,  November  29, 1862. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Henry  J.  Young,  April  10,  1863. 
Chaplain  Enos  M.  Phillips,  Snptember  20,  1863. 

Mustered  out  on  er.piralion  of  term  of  service,  (30.) 

Car.tain  George  O.  Clinton,  October  28,  1864. 
Captain  James  M.  Comntock,  f)i-,tober  31,  1804. 
Captain  Charles  F.  Itoblnson,  Oetober  31,  1864. 
Captain  Algernon  S.  Seaton,  Octoljer  31,  1864. 
Captjiin  Newton  Jones,  February  I'J,  1865.     (Recommlg- 

sioued  as  Major  May  1,  ]865.> 
Captain  Lewis  M.  B.  Smith,  February  20,  1805. 
Captain  CharleH  A.  J'ettlbone,  March  7,  1805. 
First  Lieut.  JuKtus  WilllamH,  September  1,  1864. 
FIrKt  Lieut.  George  Brown,  September  1,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  George  K.  Me.Gunnegle,  So[)tember  1,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  S.  Wicks,  Cjctober3l,  18f)4.     (Uecom- 

mlsHioned  as  Captain  January  5,  1H05.; 
First  Lhut.  IVter  J.  Williamson,  October  31, 1864. 
First  Lieut.  John  W.  Bought/ju,  B.  (IM.,  Januarys,  1865. 
FirHt  Lieut.  John  Mcpherson,  R.  C.  S.,  January  8,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Thomas  Bat«man,  January  8,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Hiram  S.  Town,  Ad/'t,  February  10,  186.'5. 
First  Lieut.  Amos  B.  Hudson,  Febniary  20,  1805.     (Re- 

commisHloned  as  Captain  May  1,  1805.) 
First  Lieut.  John  A.  Baker,  March  7,  186.5. 
First  Lieut.  John  Ogden,  May  15,  186.5. 
Second  Lient.  CheKt'T  M.  Leonard,  September  1,  1864, 
Seeond  Lieut.  James  Crocker,  September  1,  1804. 


*  Discharged  August  10,  1665. 


\nSCONSIN   CAVALRY. 


145 


Second  Lient.  Paul  C.  Stillman,  October  31,  IS&i.  (Ke- 
commissioued  as  Captain  Slarch  14,  1860.) 

Second  Lieut.  Henrj-  E.  Staples,  October  31,  18G4. 

Second  Lient.  John  L.  Churchy  October  31,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Thomas  B.  Roberts,  Januaiy  8,  1865. 

Second  Lieut.  James  L.  Spragne,  February  20,  1865. 
(Reeommissioned  Captain  May  1, 1865.) 

Second  Lieut.  Edward  D.  Town,  March  8,  1S65.  (Re- 
commissioned  as  Captain  March  14,  1865.; 

Second  Lieut.  John  W.  "Warren,  March  13.  1865. 

Surgeon  Horace  T.  Pei-sons,  November  1,  1864. 

Assistant  Surgeon  John  C.  Rudd,  Kovember  — ,  1864. 


Discharged,  (14.) 

Captain  WUliam  M.  Hoyt,  April  ^8.  1860. 

First  Lient.  Charles  ^V.  Burbank,  Adft,  March  24,  1S62. 

First  Lieut.  James  C.  Mann,  R.   Q.  M.,  March  24,  180V. 

(Recommlssioned  First  Lieut.  March  25,  1862.) 
First  Lieut.  John  L.  Taylor,  Bait.  Q.  M.,  April  1,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Wallace  tv.  La  Grange,  Ban.  Q.  M.,  April 

11,  1862.     (Recommissioned  as  First  Lieut.  August  22. 

1S62.)  , 

First  Lient.  George  TT.  Barter,  April  28, 1862. 
First  Lieut.  Richard  L.  Gove,  Ban.  Adft,  September  — , 

1862. 
First  Lieut.  Edwin  F.  Brooks,   Batt.  Adft,  September  — . 

1862. 
Firs-t  Lieut.  John  A.  Owen,  November  4,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  James  C.  Mann,  November  23,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Herman  J.  Schulties,  E.  C.  S.,  JIaich  4.  1864. 
First  Lieut.  William  Sandon.  May  15, 1865. 
Second  Lieut.  George  G.  S^aton,"  December  24. 1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Columbus  Caldwell,  May  15,  1865. 


Died,  (14.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  "William  H.  Torrey,  killed  July  29, 1864. 
Major  Henry  S.  EggUston,  December  11,  1862,  of  disease. 

at  Milwaukie,  Wis. 
Major  Nathan  Paine,  killed  in  action,  July  28,  1864. 
Captain  Wallace  W.  La  Grange,  June  30,  1864,  of  wounds 

received  in  action. 
First  Lieut.  C.  IS.  Hoag,  September  13,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  WtUiam  J.  PhiUips,  May  18, 1862,  of  wounds 

received  in  action  at  Chalk  Bluffs,  Ark. 
Second  Lient.  George  W.  Frederick,  July  5,  1862,  of  dis- 
ease, at  Camp  Lagrange,  Mo. 
Second  Lieut.  William  S.  Cooper,  September  2, 1862,  of 

disease,  at  Helena,  Ark. 
Second  Lieut.  Henry  W.  Getcliell,  September  13, 1862,  in 

prison,  at  Little  Rock,  Ark. 
Second  Lient.  Josiah  Bent,  November  9, 1862,  of  disease,  at 

Kenosha,  Wis. 
Second  Lieut.  Charles  ClinWn,  March  29,   1864,  at  Mur- 

freesboro',  Tenn.  * 

Second  Lieut.  Sheldon  E.  "Vosbnrg,  April  16,  1865,  of 

wounds  received  in  action  at  West  Point,  Ga. 
Surgeon  H.  N.  Gregory,   killed  by  guerrillas  June   9, 

1862. 
Chaplain  George  "W.  Dunmore,  killed  La  action  August 

3, 1862. 

Missing,  (1.) 
Lieut.  Colonel  James  M.  LeKts,  since  April  — ,  1862. 


10  g 


146  WISCONSIN    CAVALRY. 


Dismissed,  (2.) 

Second  Lieut.  Frank  A.  Blood,  April  13, 1863. 
Second  Lieut,  Joseph  E.  Atwater,  April  17, 1863. 


List  of  battles,  &.C.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  Bhowiug  loss  reported  in  each: 

"Chalk  Blvft,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  0.2,  E.  M.  1.  "  WEST  FkaibXE,"  wounded, 'E.M.,!. 
"BloomfieLD,"  (July  29,  1S62,)  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "  JONESBORO',"  killed,  E.  M.,  4;  wojtnded, 
E.  M.  2 ;  missing,  E.  "M.  21.  "  Languelle  FERRT,"  killed,  0. 1,  E.  M.  16  ;  wounded,  E.  M.  38  ;  miss- 
in^,  O.  4,  E.  M.  4.  "  Scattkrvilt^e,"  killed,  B.  M.,  1-  "Jackson,"  wounded,  E.M.,1.  "Bloom- 
riELD,"  (Aug.  29,  1862,)  killed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  2.  "BLOOMFIELD,"  (Sept.  11  and  12, 
1862,)iiZZcrf,  E.  M.,  2;  wounded,  E.il.,  7;  missing,0.,\.  "  White  WATER, "  A-;'We<i,  E.  M.,  2;  wounded 
0. 1,  E.  M.  5;  missing,  E.  M.,7.  "  Cape  GIRARDEAU,"  ijV^ed,  E.  M.,  2,  '•  Castor  River,  "iiHe(Z,E.  M., 
1;  wounded,  E.  Jl,  1.  "  Bl.oOMFIELD,"  (April  29  and  30, 1863,)  Moun (fed,  E.  M-,  2;  missing,  E.  M.,  ]. 
' '  TRIU^fE,"  no  lobs.  ' '  Kover,  "  no  loss.  ' '  Middleton,  "  wounded,  E.  M. ,  1.  "  Shelbyville,"  no  loss. 
■'  Chickamauga,"  wounded,'E.  M.,1;  missing,  E.  M.,  3.  "Anderson's  Crossroads,"  wounded,  E. 
31.,  1;  missing,  E.Jil.,  1.  "MOSSY  GREEK,  "(Dec.  24,  1863,)  Ai/ierf.E.  M.,  1;  woanderf,  E.  M.,4.  "MOSSY 
Creek,"  (Dec.  29,  1863,)  killed,  E.M.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,  2.  "DaNDRIDGE,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1; 
wounded,  0.2,E.M.13;  missing,  E.M.,12.  "Fair  Garden,"  messing,  E.  M.,1.  "Cleveland," 
(April  2,  1864,)  missing,  E.  M.,  12.  "CLEVELAND,"  (April  13,  1864,)  missing.  0. 1,  E.  M.  19.  •  " Rkd 
Clay,"  killed,  E.  M.,1.  "Varnell's  Station,"  killed,  E.M.,5;  wounded,  0.,2;  missing,  0.2,  E. 
M.  22.  "BuRNEDCHURCH,"fc;7?cd,  E.  M.,1;  wounded,  O.,  I;  missing, E. M.,1.  "  Ackworth,"  no 
loss.  "BigSh.vnty,"uo1oss.  "KENESAWBIouNTAlN,"woKn(£e<i,E.M.,3;  missing,E.  M.,'5.  "How- 
ell's FERRY, .    "Chattahoochie  River," .    "Beachtown," .    "Campbellton," 

killed,0.  1,  E.  M.  1 ;  missing,  0. 1,  E.  M.  7.  "  Ne^vs AVI,"  missing,  E.  M.,  23.  "HOPKIKSVlLLE,"M0««d- 

ed,  E.  M.,  5.     "Elizabethtovvn," .    "Centreville,"  toissw^,  E.  M.,  3.     "Scottsville," 

missing,  E.  M.,  2.    "  Lowndesboro'," .    "MONTGOMERY,"  A-jVied,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M., 

1.    "Fort  Taylor,"  killed,  o.  ],E. M. 5. 


WISCONSIN    CAVALRY. 


147 


SECOND  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Milwau- 
kie,  Wis.,  from  December  30,  1861,  to 
March  10,  1862,  to  serve  three  years. 
On  the  expiration  of  its  term  of  service 
the  original  members  (except  veterans) 
were  mustered  out,  and  the  organiza- 
tion, composed  of  veterans  and  recruits, 
retained  in  service  until  November  15, 
1865,  when  it  was  mustered  out.) 

Colonel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Nicholas  H.  Dale IJan.,   65 

Majors. 

Newton  DeForest 25  Jan.,   65 

Edwin  Skewes 21  Oct., 


Captains. 

Ernest  Julius  Meyers 28  July, 

Andrew  J.  Palmer 30  July, 

James  L.  LeRoy 15  Nov., 

Thomas  La  Flesh 6  Feb., 

Daniel  L.  Riley 13  Feb., 

George  B.  Davidson 13  Feb., 

Freeman  A.  Kimball 24  Feb., 

George  W.  Nobles 1  Apr., 

Francis  M.  Poynter 1  Apr. , 

•Stephen  Woodard 1  May, 

Zelotes  P.  Cogswell 21  Oct., 


First  Lieutenants. 

John  Larkin 3  Feb.,   64 

*  Charles  Adamson 5  Aug., 

George  S.  Race,  R.  Q.  M 6  Feb.,  65 

Chancy  Blancher 13  Feb., 

Prosper  L.  Knappen,  R.  C.  5. 31  Mar., 
James  R.  Woolfenden,  Adj't.3l  Mar., 

Samuel  L.  Burnell 1  Apr., 

Henry  W.  Wadsworth 1  Apr., 

George  W.  Walter 12  Apr., 

Zadoc  Merrill 9  May, 

Gottfried  Langstadt 18  May , 

Jeremiah  S.  McDaniel 1  Sept., 

Edwards.  Minor 21  Oct., 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Henry  W.  Tmkham 6  July,  64 

George  H.  Sterner 1  Apr.,  65 

Francis  A.  Tobie 27  Apr., 

George  W.  Taylor 1  May, 

Surg^eon. 
Moses  P.  Hanson 18  July,   64 

jlssistant  Surgeon. 
J.  Seaton  Kelso 12  Aug.,  64 

Chaplain. 
Benjamin  L.  Brisbane 1  Apr.,  65 


Casualties 


Promoted,  (5.) 

Colonel  Cadwallader  C.  Washburn,  June  5,1862,  to  Briga- 
dier General. 

First  Lieut.  Napoleon  Boardman,  February  27,  1854,  to 
Captain  battery  M,  2d  regiment  Missouri  light  artillery. 

Second  Lieut.  Samuel  E.  Rundle,  April  4,  1863,  to  Cap- 
tain and  A.  Q.  M. 

Second  Lieut.  William  H.  Morgan,  August  24,  1862,  to 
Captain  and  A.  A.  G. 

Assistant  Surgeon  Alexander  McBean,  October  5,  1863, 
to  Surgeon  4th  U.  S.  colored  heavy  artillery. 

Resigned,  (35.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Levi  Sterling,  Jane  12,  1863. 

Major  Edward  D.  Luzton,  March  4, 1863. 

Major  John  Whytoek,  May  12, 1865. 

Captain  George  F.  Hartwell,  February  12, 1862. 

Captain  Charles  M.  Palmer,  June  12, 1862. 

Captain  Reuben  R.  Wood,  June  12, 1862. 

Captain  Albert  W.  Bishop,  July  10, 1862. 

Captain  Frederjck  W.  Hutchms,  November  10, 1862. 

Captain  Heni-y  Von  Heyde,  June  2, 1863. 

Captain  Arthur  M.  Sherman,  October  11, 1864. 

First  Lieut.  Edson  Williams,  April  7, 1862. 

First  Lieut.  William  Bones,  Batt.  Q.  M.,  April  14,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Israel  B.  Burbank,  April  25, 1862. 

First  Lieut.  Alois  Klaus,  May  7, 1862. 

First  Lieut.   Thomas  J.  Nary,  July  21,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  David  M.  Bennett,  October  26,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Austin  Cannon,  August  13, 1863. 

First  Lieut.  Oren  H.  Stone,  June  11, 1865. 

First  Lieut.  Pierre  Hartman,  October  9, 1865. 

Second  Lieut.  Daniel  Mears,  April  25, 1862. 

Second  Lieut.  William  H.  Brisbane,  jr.,  April  30,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Peter  Howen,  May  7,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Porter  W.  Roundy,  June  16, 1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Oliver  Gibbe,  Batt.  Adft,J\i\y  16,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Joseph  T.  Dean,  July  22,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Charles  H.  Cox,  Batt.  Adft,  September  3, 
1862. 

Second  Lieut.  John  C.  Metcalf,  April  3, 1863. 

Second  Lieut.  George  T.  Wilkins,  April  10, 1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Burrell  S.  Reppy,  July  10, 1864. 

Second  Lieut.  James  H.  Waggoner,  October  8,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Charles  E.  Joubert,  March  31, 1865. 

Second  Lieut.  John  M.  Vanderhoof,  August  12,  1865. 

Second  Lieut.  Erastus  Moore,  September  23, 1865. 

Assistant  Surgeon  A.  H.  Guernsey,  August  11, 1865. 

Chaplain  William  H.  Brisbane,  June  19, 1862. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (13.) 
Colonel  Thomas  Stephens,  July  3, 1865. 
Major  William  Woods,  January  25, 1865. 
Captain  Carmi  W.  Beach,  January  13, 1865. 
Captain  Benjamin  F.  Crocker,  January  25,  I860. 
Captain  Charles  S.  Bentley,  February  1, 1865. 
First  Lieut.  Joseph  P.  Scott,  Adft,  January  2o,  I860. 
First  Lieut.  James  B.  Bradford,  R.C.S.,  January  31, 1865. 
First  Lieut.  Robert  C.  Barrows,  February  1,  I860. 
First  Lieut.  Roswell  R.  Hamilton,  February  5, 1865. 
Second  Lieut.  John  Showalter,  January  21, 1865. 
Second  Lieut.  George  E.  Grout,  January  23, 1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Longley  D.  Drummond,  February  18, 18b5. 
Second  Lieut.  John  Baxter,  March  11, 1865. 


*  Died  November  15,  1865,  of  disease,  at  Galveston,  Texas. 


148 


WISCONSIN   CAVALRY. 


Discharged,  (19.) 

Captain  Nathaniel  Parker,  October  7,  1864. 

Captain  George  "W.  Ring,  December  23, 1864. 

First  Lieut.  George  C.  Russell,  R.  Q.  M.,  April  15,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  William  H.  Morgan,  Adft,  April  15,  1862. 

(Recommissioned  as  Second  Lieut.  May  7,  1862.) 
First  Lieut.  Charles  H.  Cox,  Batt.  Q.  M.,  AprU  15,  1862. 

(Recommissioned  aa  Second  Lieut.  May  14,  1862.) 
First  Lieut.  Samuel  E.  Rundle,  Batt.  Q.  M.,  April  15, 1862. 

(Recommissioned  as  Second  Lieut.  May  — ,  1862.) 
First  Lieut.  Wallace  Smith,  May  12,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  James  P.  Walls,  February  26, 1863. 
First  Lieut.   Benjamin  L.  Brisbane,  July  16,  1863.     (Re- 
commissioned as  Chaplain  April  1,  1865.) 
First  Lieut.  Avery  H.  Stone,  June  30, 1864. 
First  Lieut.  Henry  P.  George,  R.  Q.  M.,  November  28, 

1864. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  Doerflinger,  March?,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Porter  P.  Peck,  August  12, 1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Horatio  H.  Virgin,  Batt.  Adft,  September 

2, 1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Benjamin  L.  Brisbane,  Batt.  Adft,  October 

2,  1862.    (Recommissioned  as  First  Lieut.  October  — , 

1862.) 
Second  Lieut.  Henry  Decker,  October  3, 1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Joseph  P.  Scott,  Batt.  Adft,  October  14, 

1862.   (Recommissionedas  First  Lieut,  and  .(4d/«  October 

27, 1862.) 
Second  Lieut.  Marquis  F.  Cutting,  February  15, 1864. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Moses  P.  Hanson,  October  14,  1862. 

(Recommissioned  Assistant  Surgeon  January  29,  1863.) 

Died,  (3.) 

First  Lieut.  Theodor  George,  August  29,  1863,  at  Vicks- 

burg,  Miss. 
Second  Lieut.  Thomas  Henry  Damon,  August  27, 1B64, 

at  Cairo,  III. 
Surgeon  Clarke  G.  Pease,  June  27,  1864,  of  disease,  at 

JonesvUle,  Wis. 

Dismissed,  (5.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  William  H.  Miller,  November  11, 1863. 
Lieut.  Colonel  Harry  E.  Eastman,  July  14, 1864. 
Major  George  N.  Richmond,  November  17, 1864. 
Captain  Joseph  H.  Bumell,  June  6, 1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Horace  Vyse,  May  6, 1864. 

Deserted,  (1.) 
Major  Myron  W.  Wood,  October  19, 1865. 


List  of  battles,  &.C.,  in  which  this  regiment  pai-ticipated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each: 

"  Yellville,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.     "Helena,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  -wounded,  E.  M.,  2;  missing, 

E.M.,4.    "Prairie  Grove,"  (Cos.  A,  D,  G,  and  K,)  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.    "La  Grange,"  Jti/W.E. 

M.,  1.     "LICK  Creek,"  killed,  "E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,  1;  missing,  E.  M.,  9.     "Siege  OF  Vicks- 

nr,o/:i"^„i„„„      "RED  BONE  CHURCH,"  killed,  E.  M.,3;  wounded,  Y..  U.,1;  missing,  E.  M.,  1'2. 


BORG, "  no  loss. 


E.  M.,  3.    "FORT  ADAMS,"  no  loss.    "Yazoo  City,"  wounded,  0.3,  E.  M.  6;  missing,  0. 1,  e! 
M.  27.    "Egypt,"  no  loss. 


WISCONSIN    CAVALRY. 


149 


THIRD  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Janes- 
ville,  Wis.,  from  November  .^0,  1861,  to 
January  31,  1862,  to  serve  three  years. 
On  the  expii'ation  of  its  term  of  service 
the  original  members  (except  veterans) 
were  mustered  ont,  and  the  organiza- 
tion, composed  of  veterans  and  recruits, 
retained  in  service.  It  was  mustered 
ont  by  companies  at  different  dates 
from  September  8  to  October  27, 1865.) 

Colonel. 
Thomas  Derry 10  June,  65 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
David  S.  Vittum 4  Apr.,  65 

Major. 


Captains. 

Theodore  Conkey 31  Jan.,    6-.i 

James  B.  Pond 1  Nov.,  64 

Robert  Carpenter 15  Mar. ,  65 

Lorenzo  B.  Reed 20  Mar., 

William  Culbertson 20  Mar. , 

DeWittC.  Brown 20  Mar., 

James  Campbell 20  Mar., 

Henry  M.  Taylor 10  Apr., 

Charles  W.  Porter 15  Apr. , 

Benjamin  FuUagar 1  May, 

First  Lieutenants. 

Francis  Quarles,  R.  C.  S 28  Nov.,  62 

Marshall  M  Ehle 1  Dec,  64 

Willard  Knight,  Adft 20  Mar.,  65 

Jerome  Nelson 20  Mar., 

William  Sharpe 20  Mar. , 

Thomas  O.  Drinliall 20  Mar., 

Matthew  Rebstein 31  Mar. , 

John  Hutchinson,  R.  Q.M  ...10  Apr., 

Leonard  P.  Luce 15  Apr., 

W.  T.  Brayton 15  Apr., 

James  C.  Ellis 20  Apr., 

Alfred  Berkley 2  May, 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Albert  W.  Allyn 20  Mar.,  65 

Henry  B.  Eastman 20  Mar., 

William  Ellis 20  Mar., 

Quimby  Loveland 12  Apr. , 

Frederick  A.  Copeland 20  Apr., 

Thomas  Butler 2  May, 

William  W.  ariffith 1  June, 

Homer  Pond,  a.ic.m. 

Surgeon. 


Assistant  Surgeon. 
William  H.  Warner 15  Mar.,  65 

Cfiaplain. 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (29.) 

Captain  Abrander  P.  David,  June  14,  1862. 

Captain  Jeremiah  D.  Damman,  March  9,  1863. 

Captain  Henry  P.  Rouse,  June  16,  1863. 

Captain  Leander  I.  Shaw,  July  9,  1864. 

Captain  Jay  Thompson,  August  29,  1864. 

Captain  William  H.  Thomas,  Septembers,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Hugh  Calhoun,  April  28,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Asa  Wood,  May  5,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  William  Smith,  June  11, 1862. 

First  Lieut.  Hudson  Bacon,  July  8,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Jason  DanielK,  August  29,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Charles  E.  Willetts,  December  22,  1862. 

First  Lieut,  Arthm-  C.  Kent,  June  13, 1863. 

First  Lieut.  Henry  Sandes,  Adft,  September  16.  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Josiab  G.  Cavert,  December  5,  1864. 

First  Lieut  Henry  Goodsell,  December  23,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  John  C.  Lynch,  August  23, 1865. 

Second  Lieut.  Charles  L.Noggle,  SaU.  Adft,  .\prill7,ie62. 

Second  Lieut.  Leonard  Morley,  April  19,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Charles  T.  Clothier,  May  20, 1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Olf  Meyer,  June  1, 1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Byron  H.  Kilbourn,  August  16,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Seth  H.  Craig,  November  5, 1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Paschal  P.  Rouse,  February  17, 1863. 

Second  Lieut.  John  W.  Van  Myers,  March  23,  1863. 

Second  Lieut.  Henry  L.  Nye,  April  7,  1863. 

Second  Lieut.  Rennier  T.  Fuchs,  June  21, 1865. 

Surgeon  Joseph  S.  Lane,  August  23, 1865. 

Chaplain  Hiram  W.  Beers,  December  31,  1862. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  sercice,  (21.) 

Colonel  William  A.  Barstow,  February  24, 1865. 

Lieut.  Colonel  Elias  A.  Calkins,  February  24,  1665. 

Major  Benjamin  S.  Henning,  January  31, 1865. 

Major  John  C.  Schroeling,  February  24, 1865. 

Captain  Robert  Cai-penter,  January  30,  186'i.     (Recom- 

missioned  Captain  March  15, 1865.) 
Captain  John  P.  J[oore,  February  14, 186.'i. 
Captain  Charles  A.  Perry,  Febriiarv  14, 1865. 
Captain  Ernest  Off,  February  14, 1865. 
Captain  William  Wagoner,  February  16,  1865. 
Captain  John  M.  Bernard,  February  17, 1865. 
Captain  Alexander  j\I.  Pratt,  Februarj'  17, 1865. 
First  Lieut.  John  Davis,  Jauuary  30,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Jolm  P.  McDowell,  February  14,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Fernando  C.  Kizer,  February  17,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  William  H.  Hewett,  Adft,  February  24, 1865. 
Second  Lieut.  George  M.  Ellis,  jauuary  30,  1865. 
Second  Lieut  John  Crites,  February  17, 1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Eli  M.  Cooper,  February  17, 1865. 
Surgeon  Benoni  O.  ReynoldJs,  February  24,  1865. 
Assistant  Surgeon  William  H.  Warner,  March  14,  1865. 

(Recommissioned  Assistant  Surgeon  Mai"ch  15,  1865.) 
Chaplain  John  S.  Baldwin,  February  24, 1865. 


Discliarged,  (7.) 

First  Lieut.  Leonard  House,  December  2, 1862. 

First  Lieut.  William  J.  Plows,  December  8, 1862. 

First  Lieut.  Clark  B.  WUlsey,  August  12, 1864. 

First  Lieut.  Henry  T.  Perry,  July  10,  1865. 

First  Lieut  Henry  D.  Bannister,  April  7,  1865. 

Second  Lieut  Charles  O.  Ferris,  March  26, 1862. 

Second  Lieut  Augustus  O.  Hall,  Ball.  Q.  M.,  July  17, 1862. 


150 


WISCONSIN    CAYALRY. 


Died,  (9.) 

Captaiu  Ira  Justin,  jr.,  June  29,  1862,  at  Leavenworth, 

Kan. 
Captain  Nathan  L.  Stout,  June  27, 1863,  at  Leavenworth, 

Kan. 
Captain  Julius  Glesler,  March  IJ,  1865,  of  wounds. 
FirHt  Lieut,  James  Ai-matrong,  October  2, 1862,  at  Leaven- 
worth, Kan. 
First  Litut.  Asa  W.  Farr,  R.  Q.  M.,  killed  in  action  at 

Baxter  Springs,  Indian  territory,  October  6,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Isaac  Woodle,  Bail.  Q.  M.,  April  — ,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Lucien  W.  Robinson,  February  28,  1863,  at 

Springfield,  Mo. 
Second  Lieut.  Lorenzo  A.  Dixon,  October  29,    1864,  of 

wounds  received  in  action  at  Independeuce,  Mo. 
Second  Lieut.  Thomas  B.  Parkinson,  killed  by  accidental 

dii^charge  of  revolver  in  his  own  hands  December  17, 

1864. 

Missing,  (1.) 

Second  Lieut.  John  D.  Welch,  Batt.  Adft,  Bince  August 
31, 1862. 

Dismissed,  (2.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Richard  H.  White,  October  26, 1863. 
Captaiu  Edward  R.  Stevens,  March  16, 1864. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  particijjated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"  MosTEYAthO,"  wounded,  B. 'M.,  1 ;   misswg,  E.  M.,  3.     "Taberville,"  noloss.     "Prairie 
Grove,"  no  loss.    "Carthage,"  killed,  i;.  M.,   1.     "Carrollton,"  no  loss.     "Yellville," 

wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "THE  ISLAND,  "7c('Hc(i,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,2.  "JACKSON  COUNTY,  "j/jownderf, 
E.M.,1.  "Fort  Gibson,"  Ai'Wcrf,  E.  M.,  2.  "Caiiin  Creek,"  no  loss.  "Perryville,"  no  loss. 
"Honey  Strings,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1.  "Maria  des  Cygnes,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1.  "Baxter's 
iSi'RiNGS,"  killed,  O.  1,  E.  M.  32;  wounded,  E.  M.,  14.  "  Waldron,"  no  loss.  "CHOCTAW  Na- 
tion," no  loss.  "Brazil  Creek,"  ftiZ/ctZ,  E.  M.,  1.  "Clarksville,"  (Oct.  28,  1863,)  noloss. 
"Ozark,"  no  loss.  "Big  North-fork  Creek,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1.  "Clarendon,"  no  loss. 
'Bull  Creek,"  noloss.  "White  Oak  Creek," /a'Hcd,  E.  M.,  1.  "Jacksonport,"  no  loss. 
"Osage  Mission," /H/Zec!,E.  M.,2.  "Clarksville,  (Sept.28,  1864,)  killed,  E.  M.,  1.  "Lexing- 
ton," no  loss.  "Little  Blue,"  wounded,  0.1,  E.  M.  4.  "Independence,"  epo!/7!rferf,  E.  M.,  4. 
"Big  Blue  River,"  no  loss.  "Mine  Creek,"  no  loss.  "Newtonia,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  3. 
'  Dry  wood,  '  missing,  E.M.,1.     "Clear  \i.\Vi^;'  wounded,  0. 1,  E.  M.  4  ;  missing, Y^.U.,!!. 


WISCONSIN    CAVALRY. 


151 


FOURTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Racine, 
Wis.,  July  2,  1861,  as  the  4th  Wiscon- 
sin infantry,  to  servo  three  years.  ltd 
designation  was  changed  to  the  4th 
"Wisconsin  cavalry  in  accordance  vyith 
orders  from  the  War  Department  of 
August  22,  1863.  Two  new  companies 
were  organized  in  March  and  April, 
1864,  to  serve  three  years,  and  assigned 
to  this  regiment  as  companies  L  and  M. 
On  the  expiration  of  its  terra  of  service 
the  original  members  (except  veterans) 
were  mustered  out,  and  the  organiza- 
tion, composed  of  veterans  and  recruits, 
consolidated  into  eight  companies  and 
retained  in  service  until  May  28,  1866, 
when  it  was  mustered  out.) 

Colojiel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Nelson  F.  Craigue 1  Dec,  65 

Major, 


Captains. 

Horatio  B.  Baker 2  Feb.,  64 

Henry  Brooks 28  Aug., 

Edward  A.  Ramsay 2  Sept., 

James  B.  Farnsworth 12  Oct., 

S.  C.  Mower 12  Oct., 

Joseph  Hall 13  Jan.,    65 

Warren  P.  Knowles 21  Mar.,  66 

Augustus  C.  Ketcham 1  May, 

First  Lieutenants. 

Theodore  W.  Gillitti,  R.  C.  5.17  Nov.,  63 
Newton  H.  Chittenden,  Adj'tA^  Nov., 

Martin  V.  Marsh 29  July,  64 

Dolphus  E.  Pixley 2  Sept., 

Gilbert  B.  Finch 5  Jan.,    65 

Christopher  C.  Coffey 5  Jan., 

John  Stock 12  t'eb., 

E.  D.  Henry 24  May, 

Samuel  C.  Watson,  R.  Q.  M.  1  Dec, 
Jeiry  E.  Flint 21  Mar. ,  66 

Second  Lieutenants. 

OdyW.  Traynor 16  Mar.,   64 

Francis  N.  Thomas 26  Nov. , 

George  W.  Peck 17  Feb.,  65 

Leon  C.  Bartlett 3  Apr., 

George  W.  Pierce 19  Sept., 

Surgeon. 
Samuel  W.  Wilson 1  Apr.,  64 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
William  H.  Harrison 19  Apr.,   64 

Chaplain. 
George  W.  Honey 9  June,  64 


Casdalties. 


Promoted,  (6.)     . 

Colonel  Halbert  E.  Paine,  March  13,  1863,  to  Brigadier 

General. 
Colonel  Joseph  Bailey,  November  10,  1864,  to  Brigadier 

General. 
Captain  Oscar  H.  LaGrange,  November  29, 1861,  to  Major 

Ist  regiment  Wisconsin  cavalry. 
Captain  Harrison  C.  Hobart,  July  22,  1862,  to  Lieutenant 

Colonel  2l3t  regiment  Wisconsin  infantry. 
First  Lieut.  Walter  S.  Payne,  Adj't,   March  11,  1363,  to 

Captain  2d  regiment  Louisiana  infantry. 
First  Lieut.  Andrew  J.  McCoy,  R.  Q.  M.,  June  4,  1863,  to 

Captain  and  C.  S. 

Resigned,  (28.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Webster  P.  Moore,  July  11, 1865. 

Major  Erastus  J.  Peck,  July  9, 1864. 

Captain  Edmund  B.  Gray,  April  10, 1862. 

Captain  Joseph  F.  Loy,  June  13,  1862. 

Captain  Pascal  Pauli,  September  19,  1862. 

Captain  Daniel  M.  White,  October  17,  1862. 

Captain  Charles  D.  Wooster,  May  27,  1864. 

Captain  Daniel  G.  Jewett,  June  24,  1864. 

Captain  Guy  C.  Pierce,  October  6, 1865. 

First  Lieut.  James  Robinson,  September  1, 1861. 

First  Lieut.  Franklin  L.  Kiser,  September  6,  1861. 

First  Lieut.  George  H.  Brown,  December  12, 1861. 

First  Lieut.  PhiLo  A.  Castle,  March  31, 1862. 

First  Lieut.  James  R.  Cole,  April  12, 1862. 

First  Lieut.  Seth  B.  Tubbs,  August  18,  1862. 

First  Lieut  Isaac  H.  Wing,  August  20, 1862. 

First  Lieut.  Alfred  E.  Chaffee,  January  18, 1863. 

First  Lieut.  Harris  Vurhee,  February  4,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Joseph  H.  Harrington,  December  12, 1863. 

First  Lieut.  Isaac  N.  Mead,  August  7,  1664. 

First  Lieut.  Charles  A.  Johns,  R.  Q.  M. ,  August  18, 1865. 

Second  Lieut.  Ansyl  A.  West,  December  6,  1861. 

Second  Lieut  Andrew  J.  Weatherwax,  January  11, 1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Stewart  Newell,  December  18,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Jerry  Cummings,  September  5, 1865. 

Second  Lieut  James  Marshall,  September  21, 1865. 

Assistant  Surgeon  S.  Compton  Smith,  October  31, 1861. 

Chaplain  A.  C.  Barry,  June  8, 1862. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  serzice,  (4.) 

Captain  Albert  St  Ores,  July  9, 1864. 
Captain  James  Keefe,  October  16,  1865. 
Fii'st  Lieut  Alfred  Moadhurst,  July  9, 1864. 
Second  Lieut  George  F.  Clark,  July  13, 1864. 

Discharged,  (23.) 

Major  George  W.  Durgin,  February  26, 1866. 
Captain  Daniel  C.  Rouudy,  September  HI,  1862. 
Captain  Charles  E.  Curtice,  March  28, 1863. 
Captain  Joseph  B.  Reynolds,  September  19, 1863. 
Captain  George  W.  Carter,  November  18, 1863. 
Captain  Edwin  R.  Herron,  November  20, 1863. 
Captain  Randolph  J.  Needham,  August  20, 1864. 
Captain  Henry  W.  Ross,  August  30,  1864. 
Captain  Henry  Von  Heyde,  November  2, 1864. 
Captain  Milo  Seeley,  August  22, 1865. 
Captain  Charles  W.  Steele,  August  23, 1865. 
Captain  Michael  B.  Misner,  September  1,  1865. 
Captain  Lewis  Jones,  September  14, 1865. 


152 


WISCONSIN    CAVALRY. 


First  Lieut.  Henry  B.  Lighthher,  June  23, 1863. 
First  Lieut.  Myron  Chase,  April  28, 1865. 
First  Lieut.  Wasiiington  Hill,  July  28, 1865. 
First  Lieut.  Legare  Potter,  September  8, 1865. 
First  Lieut.  Hiram  H.  Bradford,  September  14,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  William  B.  Pearsall,  September  2, 1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Aaron  C.  Bush,  August  30,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  James  O.  Hare,  November  5,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Albert  Galoskowsky,  November  28,  1864. 
Surgeon  A.  H.  Van  Norstrand,  (Brevet  Lieut.  Colonel 
March  13,  1865,)  January  18,  1864. 

Died,  (13.) 

Colonel  Sidney  A.  Bean,  of  wounds  received  in  action  at 

Port  Hudson,  La.,  May  29,  1863. 
Colonel  Frederick  A.  Boardman,   killed  in  action  near 

Olive  Brancli,  La,,  May  3,  1864. 
Captain  John  W.  Lynn,  killed  in  action  on  gunboat  Tyler, 

near  mouth  of  Yazoo  river,  Miss.,  July  15,  1862. 
Captain  Levi  R.  Blake,  June  10,  1863,  of  wounds  received 

in  action  at  Clinton,  La. 
First  Lieut.  Louis  D.  Aldrich,   Adfl,  May  21,  1862,  at 

Boston,  Mass. 
First  Lieut.  Edward  A.  Clapp,  killed  in  action  at  Port 

Hudson,  La.,  May  27,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Gustavus  Wintermeyer,  kUled   in  action  at 

Pori  Hudson,  La.,  June  14,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Daniel  B.  Maxson,  July  16,  1863,  of  wounds 

i-eceived  in  action  at  Clinton,  La. 
First  Lieut.   James  E.  Williams,  killed   in  action  near 

Baton  Rouge,  La.,  March  8,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Isaac  N.  Earl,  (Brevet  Major  December  2, 

1864,)  February  — ,  1865,  of  wounds  received  in  action. 
First  Lieut.  Henry  O.  Gleason,  March  27,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  W.  J.  Duffield,  October  18,  1864,  of  disease. 
Assistant  Surgeon  H.  R.  Merriman,  September  18,  1864. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  repoi-ted  in  each  : 
"Baton  Rouge,"  (Augusts,  1862,)do1oss.  "Fort  Bisland,"  killed,  E.  M.,  6;  wounded,  E.M.,4. 
■Port  Hudson,"  killed,  O.  4,  E.  M.  47;  wounded,  O.  6,  E.  M.  99;  missinsT,  E.  M.,  24.  "CLINTON," 
killed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded,  O.  2,  E.  M.  7  ;  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  "BATON  ROUGE,"  (September  8,  1863,) 
killed,  E.  M.,  2;  missing,  E.  M.,  2.  "GREENVILLE  SPRINGS  Road,"  (September  19,  1863,)  killed, 
E.  M.,  1.  "Greenville  Springs  ROAD,"  (Octobers,  \S63,)  missing,  E.  M.,2.  "Donaldsonville," 
KOunded,  E.  M.,  1;  missing,  E.  M.,  4.  "  New  River,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  1 ;  missing,  E.  M.,  4.  "GROS 
Tete  Bayou,"  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  "Baton  Rouge,"  (March 8,  1864.)  killed,  O.  1 ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  1. 
"  Black  Bayou," iJHed,E.  M.,  1.  "Baton  Rouge,"  (May 3, 1864,)  killed,  O.,  1.  "  Baton  Rouge," 
1  June  16,  1864,)  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  "  PlaqueMINE,"  (June  28,  18ii4,)  missi?ig,  E.  M.,  2.  "PLAQUE- 
MINE,"  (August  6,  1864,)  killed,  E.  M.,  2.  "Clinton,"  (August  25,  1864,)  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  5. 
"  Clinton,"  (November  15,  I86i,)  killed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  missing, B.  M.,3.  "Jackson,"  missing, B.  M.,  1. 
"Clinton,"  (March — ,  1865,)  killed,  E.M.,2;  wounded,  E.M.,4;  missing,  O.,  1.  "  OLIVE  BRANCH," 
killed,  E.  M.,  2 ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  1. 


WISCONSIN    HEAVY   ARTILLERY. 


153 


FIRST  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Madison 
andMilwaukie,  Wis.,  as  follows:  Com- 
pany A  was  organized  as  company  K, 
of  the  2d  Wisconsia  infantry,  June  11, 
1861,  to  serve  three  years,  and  trans- 
ferred to  this  regiment  in  December, 
1861 ;  companies  B,  C,  and  D  from  Au- 
gust 22  to  November  7,  1863,  to  serve 
three  years ;  and  companies  E,  P,  Gr, 
H,  I,  K,  L,  and  M  from  September  13  to 
November  8,  1864,  to  serve  one  year. 
On  the  expiration  of  the  tei-m  of  service 
of  company  A  the  original  members 
(except  veterans)  were  mustered  out, 
and  the  organization,  composed  of  vet- 
erans and  recruits,  retained  in  service. 
The  regiment  was  mustered  out  by 
companies  at  different  dates  from  June 
26  to  September  21, 1865.) 

Colonel. 

Charles  C.  Messervey 12  No  v. ,  64 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

Jacob  T.  Foster 24  Dec,    64 

Majors. 

Lucius  H.  Drnry 92  Oct.,    64 

Richard  W.  HubbeU 14  Nov., 

David  C.  Fulton,  a.  w.  m. 

Captains. 

JohnRDavies 3  Oct.,    63 

Wallace  M.  Spear 5  Jan.,    64 

P.  Henry  Ray 13  Sept., 

IraH.  Ford 13  Sept., 

Justus  H.  Pott«r 23  Sept., 

Charles  S.  Taylor 5  Oct., 

Wallace  H.  Jennings 17  Oct., 

David  H.  Saxton 8  Nov., 

Henry  F.  Rouse 11  Nov., 

Charles  W.  Hyde 1  Dec, 

Jared  S.  W.  Pardee 1  Feb.,   65 

Cornelius  V.  Bridge 29  July, 

First  Lieutenants. 

John  Jameson 10  Apr.,  63 

Edgar  A.  Van  Wie 5Jan.,    64 

Herman  Fenner 13  Sept., 

William  A.  Coleman 15  Sept., 

Ogden  A.  Southmayd 15  Sept., 

Edward  Goodman 20  Sept., 

Obed  W.  Wallace 2.3  Sept., 

Elverton  Bigelow 23  Sept., 

Andrew  J.  Garrett 23  Sept., 

Charles  E.  Hoyt 28  Sept., 

Isaac  W.  Jennings 17  Oct. , 

Charles  Law 17  Oct. , 

Martin  E.  Stevens 9  Nov., 

Samuel  A.  Phoenix 9  Nov., 

Albert  F.  Mattice 17  No  v. , 

Jasper  S.  Daniels 22  Nov., 

BeEjamin  F.  Parker 23  Nov., 

George  T.  Peckham 21  Feb.,   65 

Thomas  Graham 1  Mar., 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (2.) 

Captain  Walter  S.  Babcock,  August  10,  1864,  to  Lieuten- 
ant Colonel  12th  U.  S.  colored  heavy  artillery. 

First  Lieut.  Courtland  P.  Larkin,  AprU  11,  1864,  to  Major 
38th  regiment  Wisconsin  Infantry. 

Resigned,  (5.) 

Captain  Andrew  J.  Langworthy,  February  12, 1863. 
First  Lieut.  John  E.  Henry,  June  30,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Ezra  R.  Lisk,  September  14,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  John  Silsby,  March  11,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Samuel  S.  Johnston,  May  10,  1865. 

Discharged,  (6.) 

Captain  Erastus  Cook,  January  23,  1865. 
Captain  Henry  W.  Peck,  June  20,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Asa  P.  Peck,  January  23, 1865. 
Second  Lieut.  James  P.  Blakeslee,  January  11, 1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Alpheus  S.  Trowbridge,  Janual-y  30, 1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Samuel  S.  Colton,  April  26, 1865. 

Died,  (2.) 

First  Lieut.  Caleb  Hunt,  December  1,  1862,  at  Milton 
Junction,  Wis. 

First  Lieut.  Waldo  B.  Gwynne,  February  20,  1865,  of  dis- 
ease, at  Lexington,  Ky. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut.  Festus  L.  Graves,  January  13, 1863. 

Cashiered,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  Charles  M.  Ball,  May  26,  1865. 


154 


WISCONSIN   HEAVY   ARTILLERY. 


Frederic  Ullmann 5  May,   65 

Samuel  P.  Leavitt 15  May, 

Isaiah  Culver 27  July, 

William  M.  Hancliett 31  July, 

Second  Lieutenants. 

William  A.  Hopking 11  May,    64 

Herbert  R.  Lull 20  Sept., 

Francis  O.  Ball 27  Sept., 

Andrew  J.  Close 30  Sept., 

John  J.  Gibbs 30  Sept., 

James  E.  O'Neill 17  Oct., 

Albert  McNitt 24  Oct., 

Horatio  ft.  Billings 24  Oct., 

George  H.  Van  Epa 1  Nov., 

Edmond  A.  Gibbons 8  Nov., 

William  PaUovvs 9  Nov., 

Robert  BuUen 12  Nov., 

Alouzo  E.  Miltimore 17  Nov., 

Winfield  S.  Tefft 23  Nov., 

Charles  B.  Palmer 21  Feb.,   65 

John  Cory 23  Feb., 

John  H.  Anderson 1  Mar., 

Joseph  C.  Blodgett 13  Apr., 

Edwin  D.  Hewitt 5  May,   65 

Seloftus  D.  Forbes 22  May, 

David  W.  Cameron 29  May, 

Richard  Glennai-y 5  Aug. , 

Surgeon. 
William  H.  Borden 18  Oct.,    64 

Assistant  Surgeons. 

Marvin  Waterhouse 17  Oct.,    64 

Ira  Manley,  jr 10  Nov., 

Chaplain. 


List  of  battles  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  iu  each  : 

"  Bull  Run,"  (July  21,  1861,  Co.  A,)  hilled,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  6 ;  missing,  E.  M.,  10. 


WISCONSIN    LIGHT    AETILLERY. 


155 


INDEPENDENT  BATTEEIES. 


a  FIRST  BATTERY. 

(This  battery  was  organized  at  Kacine, 
Wis.,  October  10,  1861,  to  serve  tliree 
years.  On  the  expiration  of  its  term 
of  Service  the  original  members  (except 
veterans)  were  mustered  out,  and  the 
organization,  composed  of  veterans  and 
recruits,  retained  in  service  until  July 
18,  1865,  when  it  was  mustered  out.) 

Captain. 
Daniel  Webster 14  Nov.,  64 

First  Lieutenant. 

Oscar  F.  Nutting 30  Oct.,    63 

Second  LieiUenant. 
Ephraim  L.  Hackett 4Dec.,   62 


SECOND  BATTERY. 

(This  battery  was  organized  at  Milwau- 
kie.  Wis.,  October  10,  1861,  to  serve 
three  years.  On  the  expiration  of  its 
term  of  service  the  original  members 
(except  veterans)  were  mustered  out, 
and  the  organization,  composed  of  vet- 
erans and  recruits,  retained  in  service 
until  July  10,  1865,  when  it  was  mus- 
tered out.) 

Captain, 

Charles  Beger,  a.  w.  m. 

First  Lieutenants. 


Second  Lieutenants. 

Charles  Saupe 19  Dec,   64 

Edward  Hansen 6  Jan.,    65 


b  THIRD  BATTERY. 
(This  battery  was  organized  at  Racine, 
"Wis.,  October  10,  1861,  to  serve  three 
years.  On  the  expiration  of  its  term  of 
service  the  original  members  (except 
veterans)  were  mustered  out,  and  the 
organization,  composed  of  veterans  and 
recruits,  retained  in  service  until  July 
3,  1865,  when  it  was  mustered  out.) 

Captain. 

First  Lieutenants. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Joseph  W.  Wait 17  Mar.,  64 


Casualties. 

Promoted,  (1.) 

Second  Lieut.  Albert  W.  Bishop,  October  11, 1851,  to  Cap- 
tain 2d  regiment  Wisconsin  cavalry. 

Resigned,  (3.) 

First  Lieut.  Alexander  Cameron,  June  5, 1862. 
First  Lieut.  John  D.  Anderson,  October  5, 1862. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  B.  Kiinhall,  August  12,  1863. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (1.) 

Captain  Jacob  T.  Foster,  October  11,  1864. 

Discharged,  (1.) 

Second  Lieut.  Edwin  E.  Stewart,  October  25, 1864. 

Died,  (1.) 

Second  Lieut.  Edward  P.  Aylmer,  July  13, 1864,  of  disease, 
at  New  Orleans,  La. 

Casualties. 

Resigned,  (4.) 

First  Lieut.  Herman  C.  P.  Von  Schlen,  November  10, 1861. 
First  Lieut.  Emil  C.  P.  Stephan,  June  24, 1862. 
First  Lieut.  Jolin  Sohabel,  January  20, 1863. 
Second  Lieut.  John  Bulander,  January  25, 1863. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (1.) 

First  Lieut.  Louis  Rahe,  November  3, 1864. 

Discharged,  (3.) 

First  Lieut.  Carl  Schuh,  December  15, 1864. 
Second  Lieut.  George  Fischer,  September  28, 1864. 
Second  Lieut.  August  Buchwald,  December  13, 1864. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 

Captain  Ernest  F.  Herzberg,  January  8, 1863. 


Casualties. 


October  5,  1864,  to 


Promoted,  (1.) 

Second  Lieut.  Webster  J.  Colburn, 
Captain  and  A.  Q.  M. 

Resigned.  (3.) 

First  Lieut.  James  T.  Purdy,  August  18, 1862. 
First  Lieut.  Cortland  Livingston,  February  26,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Albert  LeBruri,  October  30, 1862. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (3.) 

Captain  Lucius  H.  Drury,  October  10,  1864. 
First  Lieut  Hiram  F.  Hubbard,  October  10, 1864. 
First  Lieut.  Henry  Currier,  October  10, 1864. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  these  batteries  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
a  "  Chickasaw  Bluffs,  "  killed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  2.  ' '  Arkansas  Post,"  no  loss.  ''  Port 
GlBSOfi, '•  icou7tded  E.M..1.  "CHAMPION  HILL,  "no  loss.  "BIG  BLACK  RIVER,"  W0M«dcd,E.  M.,  1. 
"Siege  OF  VicKsi3URG,"j«oMn<ie(f,E.M.,l.  "Conee  Creek, "no loss.  " liberty  Creek,  noloss. 
b  "Lebanon,"  no  loss.  "Rural  Hill,"  no  loss.  "Stone  River,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  4  .''Chick- 
amauga,"  cSepteniberl3,1863,)  Mo?in.ded,E.  M.,1.  "ChickamaUGA,"  (September  19 andSO,  1863,) 
killed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  12;  missing,  E.  M.,  12. 


156 


WISCONSIN   LIGHT   ARTILLERY. 


a  FOURTH  BATTERY. 

(This  battery  was  organized  at  Racine, 
Wis.,  October  10, 1861,  to  serve  three 
years.  On  tlio  expiration  of  its  term  of 
service  the  original  members  (except 
veterans)  were  mustered  out,  and  the 
organization,  composed  of  veterans  and 
recruits,  retained  in  service  until  July  3, 
1665,  when  it  was  mustered  out.) 

Captain. 
DormanL.  Noggle 12  Dec,  64 

First  Lieutenants. 

Burr  Maxwell 13  Dec,  64 

Robert  Campbell 13  Dec, 

Second  Lieutenants. 

DelossH.  Cady 13  Dec,  64 

Benjamin  Brown 13  Dec, 


b  FIFTH  BATTERY, 

(This  battery  was  organized  at  Milwau- 
kie,  Wis.,  October  1,  1861,  to  serve 
three  years.  On  the  expiration  of  its 
term  of  service  the  original  members 
(except  veterans)  were  mustered  out, 
and  the  organization,  composed  of  vet- 
erans and  recruits,  retained  in  service 
until  June  6,  1865,  when  it  was  mus- 
tered out.) 

Captain. 

Joseph  McKnight 16  Nov. ,  64 

(Breeet  Major  13  March,  1865.) 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (5.) 

Captain  John  F.  Vallee,  July  6,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Spencer  L.  Hillier,  January  18, 1862. 
.Second  Lieut.  Andrew  H.  Hunt,  January  11,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Alexander  Lee,  August  13, 1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Charles  A.  Rathbun,  September  30, 1863. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (3.) 

Captain  George  B.  Easterly,  October  28,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Martin  McDevitt,  October  4,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  William  P.  Powers,  November  12,  1864. 

Cashiered,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut.  George  R.  Wright,  May  14,  1864. 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (3.) 

Captain  Charles  B.  Humphrey,  April  29, 1863. 
Captain  George  Q.  Gardner,  November  4, 1864. 
First  Lieut.  Washington  Hill,  December  18, 1862. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (1.) 
First  Lieut  George  Lafferty,  December  25, 1864. 


Died,  (2.) 

Captain  Oscar  F.  Pinney,  February  17,  1863,  of  wounds 

received  in  action  at  Stone  River,  Tenn. 
Second  Lieut  Almon  Smith,  August  23,  1862,  of  disease. 


First  Lieutenants. 

Daniel  Titus 16  Nov.,  64 

Elijah  Booth,  jr 2Feb.,  65 

Second  Lieutenants. 

John  Dickson 16  Nov.,  64 

Charles  M.  Wyman. 2  Feb.,  65 

List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  these  batteries  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 

a  "Swift  Creek," —.  "  Drury's  Bluff,"  .^.  "Petersburg,"—.  "  Chapin's  Farm," 
killed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  2.  "  Charles  CitY  Road,"  — .  "  DarbytOVVN  RoaD,"  killed, 
E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  1 ;  missing,  E.  M.,  1.     "RICHMOND,"  — . 

b  "Chaplin  Hills,"  killed,  E.  M.,  L  " Nolensville,"  — .  "Stone  River,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1; 
wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  5;  missing,  E.  M.,  5.  "ChickamauGa,"  — .  "RocKY  FACED  RiDGE,"  — . 
"Resaca,"— .  "Rome,"—.  "Dallas,"—.  "Kenesaw  Mountain,"— .  "Chattahoochie,"— . 
"Peach  Tree  Creek,"—.  "Atlanta,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  2.  " Jonesboko',"— .  "Savan- 
nah,"—.   "Bentonville,"  — . 


WISCONSIN   LIGHT   ARTILLERY. 


157 


a  SIXTH  BATTERT. 

(This  battery  was  organized  at  Racine, 
Wis.,  October  1,  1861,  to  serve  three 
years.  On  the  expiration  of  its  term 
of  service  the  original  members  (except 
veterans)  were  mnstered  out,  and  the 
organization,  composed  of  veterans  and 
recruits,  retained  in  service  until  July 
S,  1865,  when  it  was  mustered  out.) 


Captain. 
James  G.  Simpson 14  June,  65 

First  Lieutenants. 

Alby  S.  Sweet 13  Dec,   64 

JohnJenewien 21  May,  65 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Sylvester  E.  Sweet 22  aiay,   65 

liUcius  N.  Keeler 21  June, 


i  SEVENTH  BATTERY. 

(This  battery  was  organized  at  Racme, 
Wis.,  October  4,  1861,  to  serve  three 
years.  On  the  expiration  of  its  term  of 
service  the  original  members  (except 
veterans)  were  mustered  out,  and  the 
organization,  composed  of  veterans  and 
recruits,  retained  in  service  until  July 
20,  1865,  when  it  was  mustered  out.) 


Casualties. 

Resigned,  (1.) 
Captain  Thomas  E.  Hood,  May  17,  1865. 

Mustered  out  on  ezpiration  of  term  of  service,  (2.) 

Captain  Henry  Dillon,  October  10,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Samuel  F.  Clark,  October  10,  1864. 

Discharged,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut.  John  W.  Fancher,  August  13,  1863. 

Died,  (1.) 

Second  Lieut.  Daniel  T.  Noyes,  killed  in  action  at  Corinth, 
Miss.,  October  4,  1862. 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (2.) 

Captain  Richard  E.  Griffith,  November  20, 1863. 
Captain  Henry  S.  Lee,  March  29,  1865. 

Discharged,  (2.) 

First  Lieut.  Arthur  B.  Wheelock,  Aueust  24,  1863. 

commissioned  First  Lieut.  Fetiruary  2,  1864.) 
Second  Lieut.  Frank  Fox,  October  29,  1863. 


(Ee- 


Captain. 
Arthur  B.  Wheelock 24  Apr. ,  65 

First  Lieutenants. 

William  E.  Hearsey 10  May,  64 

James  H.  Bridgeman 24  Apr.,  65 

(^Breoet  Captain  13  March,  1865.) 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Moses  Jerome 10  May,   64 

James  N.  Langworthy 23  Apr.,  65 

List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  these  batteries  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 

a  "Corinth,"  killed,  O.  l,  E.  M.  4 ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  21.  "JONES'S  CROSSROADS,"  — .  "JACK- 
SON,"—. "Champion  Hills,"— .  "  Siege  of  Vicksbvrg,"  killed,  E.M.,l.  "Chattanooga,"—. 

b  "Trenton,"  missing,  E.  M.,  10.  " HuBiBOLT,"  missing,  E.  M.,  30.  "Parker's  Crossroads," 
killed,  E.  M.,  3;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  7;  missing,  B.  M.,  12.  "GUNTOWN,"  missing,  E.  M.,  5. 
' '  Memphis, "  killed,  E.  M.,  4 ;  wounded,  0. 1,  E.  M.  2 ;  missing,  0. 2,  E.  M.  6. 


Died,  (1.) 

Second  Lieut.  Samuel  Hays,  January  21, 1863,  of  wounds 
received  at  Parker's  Crossroads. 

Cashiered,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  Galen  E.  Green,  September  30, 1863. 


158 


WISCONSIN   LIGHT   AETILLERY. 


a  EIGHTH  BATTERY. 

(This  battery  was  orgaaized  at  Milwau- 
kie,  Wi9.,  January  8,  1862,  to  serve 
three  years.  On  the  expiration  of  its 
term  of  service  the  origioal  members 
(except  veterans)  were  mustered  out, 
and  the  organization,  composed  of  vet- 
erans and  recruits,  retained  in  service 
until  AugTist  10,  1865,  when  it  was 
mustered  out.) 


Captain. 
Henry  B.  StUes 11  Feb.,  63 

First  Lieutenant. 
Obadiah  German 15  Jan.,   63 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Henry  L.  Wheeler 1  Jan.,   63 

Thomas  B.  McNair 11  Feb., 


b  NINTH  BATTERY. 

(This  batteiy  was  organized  at  Burling- 
ton, Wis.,  January  27,  1863,  to  serve 
three  years.  On  the  expiration  of  its 
term  of  service  the  original  members 
(except  veterans)  were  mustered  out, 
and  the  organization,  composed  of  vet- 
erans and  recruits,  retained  in  service 
until  September  30,  1865,  when  it  was 
mustered  out.) 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (4.) 

First  Lieut.  James  E.  Armstrong,  July  9,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  George  L.  Cross,  November  27,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Azro  Mann,  March  17, 1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Samuel  S.  Armstrong,  September  23,  1862. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut.  John  D.  McLean,  January  20,  1865. 

Discharged,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  James  Toner,  December  17, 1862. 

Died,  (1.) 

Captain  Stephen  J.  Carpenter,  killed  in  action  at  Stone 
Kiver,  Tenn.,  December  31,  1862. 


Casualties. 


Mustered  out  on  erpiration  of  term  of  service,  (2.) 

Captain  James  H.  Dodge,  January  26, 1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Henry  A.  Hicks,  January  26, 1865. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
Captain  Cyrus  H.  Johnson,  October  21, 1863. 


Captain. 
Watson  D.Crocker 24  Feb.,   65 

First  LietUenant. 
John  A.  Edington IJan.,   64 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Albert  HelliweU 1  Mar.,  64 

List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  these  batteries  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each: 
a"IUKA,"— .  "  Chaplin  Hills," — .  "Lancaster," — .    "Tyree  Springs,"  Tnissin^.E.M.,  2. 

" NOLENSVILLE,"  — .    " STONE  RIVER,"  A«7Zed,  0.,  1  ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  4 ;  missing,  E.M.,!.    "CHICK- 

AMAUGA,"  — .    "Chattanooga,"—. 

b  "Big  Blue,"  no  loss. 


WISCONSIN   LIGHT   ARTILLERY. 


159 


a  TENTH  BATTERY. 

(This  battery  was  organized  at  Milwau- 
kie,  Wis.,  February  10,  1862,  to  serve 
three  years.  The  original  members 
(except  veterans)  vi^ere  mustered  out 
April  20,  1865,  by  reason  of  expiration 
of  term  of  service,  and  the  veterans  and 
recniitg  assigned  to  the  Twelfth  battery, 
Wisconsin  light  artillery.) 

Captai7i. 

Yates  V.Beebe 10  Feb.,   62 

{Brevet  Lieut.  Colonel  13  March,  1865.) 

first  Lieutenant. ' 
EbenezerW.  Stetson 27  Feb.,  63 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Ofcar  A.  Clark,  a.  w.  m. 
Elbert  W.  Fowler,  a.  w.  m. 


b  *  TWELFTH  BATTERY. 

(This  battery  was  organized  at  Madison, 
Wis.,  in  March  and  April,  1862,  to  serve 
three  years.  On  the  expiration  of  its 
term  of  service  the  original  members 
(except  veterans)  were  mustered  out, 
and  the  organization,  composed  of  vet- 
erans and  recruits,  retained  in  service 
until  June  7,  1865,  when  it  was  mus- 
tered out.) 

Captain. 
William  Zickerick 15  Nov. ,  62 

First  Lieutenants. 

Edward  G.Harlow 14  Nov.,  62 

(Brevet  Captain  13  March,  1865.) 
Philander  H.  Cody 25  May,   65 

Secon  d  Lieutenants. 

»Henry  Marks 26  Jan.,   65 

Henry  Fenner 25  May, 


Casualties. 


Transferred,  (2.) 

First  Lieut.  James  Toner,  March  31,  1862,  to  8th  battery, 
Wisconsin  light  artillery. 

Second  Lieut.  Henry  A.  Hicks,  March  31,  1862,  to  9th  bat- 
tery, Wisconsin  light  artillery. 

Resigned,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  David  Piatt,  June  13,  1862. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  Phil.  H.  M.  Groesbeck,  April  7,  1865. 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (3.) 

First  Lieut.  William  Miles.  November  7, 1862. 
First  Lieut.  Sylvester  C.  Cheney,  April  30,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Samuel  E.  Jones,  October  31,  1864. 

Discharged,  (1.) 

Second  Lieut.  William  H.  Hamilton,  September  24, 1862. 

Died,  (1.) 

First  Lieut.  Marcus  Amsden,  October  8, 1S64,  of  wounds 
received  in  action. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  these  batteries  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  ; 
a"CORTNTH,"  fc27M,  E.  M.,1;    wo%mdcd,Y:..U.,\.     "  NASHVILLE,"  no  loss.     "STONE 


ElVER, " 
no  loss.  "Resaca,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "Ked  Oak,"  no  loss."  " Jonescoro',"  (August  19, 
1864,)  no  loss.  "LOVEJOY'S  Station,"  (August  20,  1864,)  wounded,  E.  M.,  1;  missing,  E.  M.,  1. 
"Red  Oak,"  no  loss.  "  Jonesboro',"  (August  31  and  September  1,  1864,)  no  loss.  "Glass 
Bridge,"  no  loss.  "Jonesboro',"  (September  7, 1864.)  no  loss.  "  Salt  Springs,"  no  loss.  "Mo- 
ses' Creek,"  no  loss.  "Van  Wert,"  no  loss.  "  Silver  Creek,"  no  loss.  "  Lovejoy's  Sta- 
tion," (November  16, 1864,)  no  loss.  "Bear  Creek  Station,"  no  loss.  "Macon,"  no  loss.  "Buck 
Head  Creek,"  no  loss.    "Waynesboro',"  no  loss.     "Savannah,"  no  loss.     "Salkehatchie 


HORNSBORO',"  no  loss. 
AVERYSBORO',"  no  loss. 


River,"  no  loss.  "Aiken,"  no  loss.  "Gunter's  Bridge,"  no  loss. 
"Rockingham,"  no  loss.  "Monroe's  Crossroads,"  wtissin^,  E.M.,10. 
" Benton vtlle,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  1. 

b  "Farmington,"  CO  loss.     "Corinth,"  (May  5  to  30,  1862,)  no  loss. 
INTH,"  (October  3  and  4,  1862,)  no  loss.     "  Champion  Hill,"  no  loss, 
no  loss.    "Chattanooga,"  no  loss.    "Allatoona,"  killed,  E.  M.,  3; 
"  Savannah,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  3.     "Bentonville,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  2. 

'*  The  Eleventh  Wisconsin  battery  is  known  as  battery  L,  1st  regiment  Illinojs  light  artillery 


"  ICKA,"  no  loss.  "COR- 
'  Siege  of  Vicksburg." 
wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  14. 


IGO 


WISCONSIN    LIGHT    ARTILLERY. 


THIRTEENTH   BATTERY. 

(This  battery  was  organized  at  Mllwau- 
kio,  WiB,,  December  29, 1863,  to  Hervo 
throe  yenrH.  It  was  mustered  out  of 
service  July  20,  1865.) 

Captain. 
KichardR.  Griffith 29  Dec,  63 

First  Lieutenant. 
"William  W.  Perrine 7  Jan.,  65 

Second  Lieutenant. 
*  William  M.  Bristoll 5  Jan.,    64 


Casualties. 


DismisBcd,  (2 


First  Lieut,  George  L.  Cr0H«,  October  15, 1864. 
First  Lieut.  Alfred  E.  Chaffle,  December  28, 1864. 


*  Discharged  June  14,  1866. 


WISCONSIN    INFANTRY. 


161 


FIRST  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  (formerly  a  three  months' 
orgnnizatiou)  was  organized  at  Jlilwnu- 
kie,  Wis. ,  Octobers,  1861,  to  servethree 
years.  The  original  members  (except 
veterans)  were  mustered  ont  October 
13, 1864,  by  reason  of  expiratinn  of  term 
of  service,  and  the  veterans  and  recruits 
transferred  to  the  21st  regiment  Wis- 
consin infantry.) 

Colonel, 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
George  B.  Bingham 4  Sept.,  62 

Major. 
Thomas  H.  Green 10  July,   64 

Captains. 

Maurice  j"\[.  Samuel 8  Oct.,    61 

John  C.  Goodrich 8  Oct., 

Hiram  A.  Sheldon l:j  Sept.,  62 

William  H.  Wilson 15  Sept., 

John  M.  Cosgrove ,21  Sept. , 

John  C.  McMulleu 2  Dec. ,  6:j 

Charles  H.  Messinger 17  Apr.,  64 

Benjamin  F.  Teet.i 10  .July, 

Christian  Klock 10  July, 

First  Lieutenants. 

Henry  0.  Montague 1.5  Dec,   62 

William  W.  Watkins,  .4dJ't..2(>  .Jan.,    63 

'  George  \V.  Buffum 4  June, 

Albert  M.  Dyer .T  Mar. ,  64 

Chai-les  H.  Bentnn,  R.  Q.  il/.  .20  Mar., 

Addison  S.  Gardner 1  May, 

Kdward  .M.-hl 10  July, 

Benjamin  F.  Morgan 10  July, 

Edward  Healey 2.5  .Aug., 

George  Lund 12  Sept. , 

Second  Lieiite7iants. 

Thomas  M.  Caliger 4  Sept.,  62 

Sylvester  Calwell 4  July,    63 

George  W.  Lawton 1  May,    64 

Horace  E.  Wood 22  Slay, 

William  K.  Hughes 12  Sept., 

Sur^eo?i. 
Lucius  I.  Dixon 8  Oct.,    61 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
Frederick  Corfe 1  June,  63 

Chaplain. 
Jo'.m  McXiimara 8  Oct.,    61 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (5.) 

Colonel  John  C.  Starkweather,  July  22,  1863,  to  Brigadier 
General. 

First  Lieut.  Rosivell  M.  Sawyer,  March  6,  1862,  to  Cap- 
tain and  A.  A.  G. 

First  Lieut.  Henry  li.  Chandler.  August  26,  1864,  to  Cap- 
tain 1st  regiment  U.  S.  V.  V.  engiupers. 

Second  Lieut.  Frederick  T.  Starkweather,  Jlay  8,  1863,  to 
Captain  and  A.  Q.  jV. 

AssiHtant  Surgeou  Daniel  B.  Devendorf,  May  2,  1803,  to 
Surgeon  19th  regiment  WiBCOusiu  infantry. 


Resigned,  (27.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  David  H.  Lane,  September  3,  1862. 
CaptaiQ  Henry  A.  Starr,  July  2,  1862. 
Captain  Edward  Rloodgood,  Aut,'ust  4,  1862. 
Captain  Robert  Hill,  August  5,  r8ii2. 
Captain  Oran  Rogers,  iV,\y  11,  1863. 
Captain  Engej.e  Gary,  October  27,  186.3. 
t  Captain  Donald  C.McVean,  May  9,  3864. 
First  Lieut.  William  J.  Vincent,  February  3,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  William  E.  Gihbous,  February  12,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Gilbert  E.  Bingham.  February  25.  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Edward  .7.  Watkins,  January  22,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Simeon  Babcock,  January  25,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Henry  L.  Franklin,  AdJ't,  February  2, 
First  Lieut.  Henry  Bingh-<m,  R.  Q.  ,1/.,  February  3, 
First  Lieut.  Henry  Stone,  April  19,  186.3. 
First  Lieut.  Georsfe  E.  Scott,  May  24,  1863. 
+  Fir.^t  Lieut.  Richard  T.  HambrJnk,  Xnvember  3,  1; 
First  Lieut.  Nathaniel  Bingham,  R.  Q.  M.,  March  28, 
First  Lieut.  Herman  P.  Schuyler,  April  12,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Jerome  F.  Krociks,  February  8,  1862. 
.•i-'econd  Lieut.  Charles  .J.  Robinson,  Juno  III,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  James  S.  White,  August  1.5,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Francis  G.  Rice,  January  7,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Zerah  P.  Clark.  January  7.  1V64. 
Second  Lieut.  Edward  Fi-rgn-ion,  June  17,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Seth  W.  Button,  August  1.  1864. 
Assistant  Surgeon  James  Crugone,  Jlarch  25,  1863. 


1863. 


:'63. 
1864. 


Discharged,  (2.) 

§  :Maior  Henry  A.  Mitchell.  November  12,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Pembroke  V.  Jf'cic,  January  25,  1864. 


Died,  (7.) 

Captain  William  S.  Mitchell,  killed  in  action  at  Chicka- 

mauga,  Ga.,  September  19, 1863. 
Captain  Abner  O.  Heald,  killed  in  action  at  Cluckamauga. 

Ga.,  September  19,  1863. 
Fu-st  Lieut.  Robert  J.  Nickles,  killed  in  action  at  Chicka- 

mauga,  Ga.,  Septi-mber  11,  186.3. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  A.  Searlea,  lulled  in  action  at  Chick- 

amauga,  Ga.,  September  19,  1863. 


*  Discharged  December  19,  1864. 
t  Appointed  Captain  in  V.  R.  C. 


t  Appointed  First  Lieut,  in  V.  R.  C. 
§  Appointed  Major  in  V.  R.  C. 


11  g 


162 


WISCONSIN    INFANTRY. 


Second  Lieut.  Jarins  S.  Richardfton,  October  5,  1863,  of 
wounds  received  in  action  at  Chickamauga,  Ga. 

Second  Lieut.  Collins  C.  McVean,  June  22,  1864,  of  wounds 
received  in  action  at  Kenesaw  Mountain,  Ga. 

Assistant  Surgeon  Egbert  Jamitson,  June  17,  1863,  of 
disease. 


List  of  battles,  itc,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"Nashville,"  (Co.  B,)  wounded,  E.  M.,  3.    "  Chaplin  Hills,''  hilled.  E.  M.,  54  ;   wounded,  0. 4, 

E.  M.  105  ;  missing-,  O.  1,  E.  II.  14.  "  JEFFK,RS0\,  "  wounded,  E.  M.,  7 ;  missive.  E.  M.,  15.  "  STONE 
'RIVZK"  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  JI.  4  ;  missing'.  E.  M.,  2.  "  ChicKamaUGa,"  killed.  O.  4,  E.  JM.  24; 
wounded,  O.  3,  E.  M.  64;  missing,  O.  3,  E.'m.  71.  "  Hoover's  Gai',  no  loss.  "JONES'  FoRD,"  no 
loss.  "Chattanooga,"  no  loss.  "Rocky  Faced  RinoK,"  (Feb.  24  and  26,  ISfA,)  wounded,  E. 
M.,  1.  "Rocky  Paced  Ridge."  (May  9,  1864,  A,  B,  G,  D,  E,  G.  H,  I,  K,)  wounded.  E.  M.,  4. 
"ResaCa,"  (A,  B,  C,  D,  E,  G,  H,  I,  K,)  icounded,  E.  M.,  4.  "  DALLAS,"  (A,  B,  C.  D,  E,  G,  H,  I,  K,) 
killed,  E.  M.,  1  ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  1 ;  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  "NEW  HOPE  CHURCH,"  (A,  B,  C,  D,  E,  G, 
H,  I,  K.)  hilled.  E.  M.,  3  ;  wounded.  E.  M.,  12.  "  KENESAW  MOUNTAIN,"  (A,  B,  C,  D,  E,  G,  H,  I, 
K,)  killed,  E.  M.,  2;  wounded,  0.1,  E.  M.  7.  "  Atlanta,"  (A,  B,  C,  D,  E,  G,  H,  I,  K,)  killed,  E.  M., 
2;  wounded,  E.  M.,  3.    "IClNGSTON,"  (F,)  no  loss.    "  JONESEORO',"  killed,  E.  M.,  1;  woimdcd,  E.  M.,2. 


WISCONSIN    INFANTET. 


163 


SECOND  REGIMENT. 

(BATTALIO.V  OF.) 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Madi- 
son, "Wis.,  Jnne  11,  1861,  to  serve  three 
years.  Company  K  was  transferred 
to,  and  designated  company  A,  1st 
Wisconsin  heavy  artillery,  December  9, 
1861.  A  new  company  was  organized 
at  Madison,  Wis.,  December  20,  1861, 
to  serve  three  years.  On  the  expira- 
tion of  its  term  of  tt-rvice  the  original 
members  (except  veterans)  were  mus- 
tered out,  and  the  organization,  com- 
posed of  veterans  and  recruits,  consoli- 
dated into  a  battalion  of  two  companies, 
and  retained  in  service  until  November 
22, 1864,  when  it  was  consolidated  with 
the  6th  regiment  Wisconsin  infantry.) 


Casualties. 


October  20,  18fi3.   to 


63 


Promoted,  (9.) 

Colonel  Lucius  Fairchild,   IS.   9., 

Brigadier  General. 
Lieut.   Colonel  Thomas  .S.   Allen,  January  26,  1863,  to 

Colonel  5th  regiment  Wisconsin  infantry. 
Captain  William  E.  Strong,  September  17,  1861,  to  Major 

12th  regiment  Wisconsin  infantry. 
Captain  David  McKee,  March  CKX  1802,  to  Lieut.  Colonel 

15th  regiment  Wisconsin  infantry. 
Captain  Gabriel  Bouck,  April  21,  1862,  to  Colonel  18th 

regiment  Wisconsin  infantry. 
Fir-:t  Lieut.  John  Hancock,  October  12,   1861,  to  Major 

14th  regiment  Wisconsin  infantry. 
Firat  Lieut.  Aaron  A.  Meredith.  June  11,  1862,  to  Captain 

and  C.  S. 
Surgeon  James  M.  Levfis,  October  14,  1862,  to  Colonel 

28th  regiment  Wisconsin  infantry. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Peter  S.  Amdt,  December  8,  1863,  to 

Surgeon  3 1st  regiment  Wisconsin  infantry. 

Transferred,  (3.) 

Captain  Andrew  J.  Langworthy,  December  9,  1861,  to 
1st  regiment  Wisconsin  heavy  artillery. 

First  Lieut.  Caleb  Hunt,  December  9,  1861,  to  1st  regi- 
ment Wisconsin  heavy  artillery. 

Second  Lieut.  Charles  C.  Messeri-ey,  December  9,  1861, 
to  1st  regiment  Wisconsin  heavy  artillery. 

Resigned,  (29.) 
Colonel  S   Park  Coon.  July  31,  1861. 
Lieut.  Colonel  Henry  W,  Peck,  July  29,  1861. 
Lieut.  Colonel  Duncan  McDonald,  August  9,  1861. 
Captain  William  A.  La  Fleiche,  JIarch  2.5,  1862. 
Captain  John  Stahel,  October  3,  1862. 
§  Captain  James  D.  ^Ynod,  iiarch  11,  1863. 
fi4      II  Captain  William  W.  Jones,  November  Tj.  1863. 
Fir.st  Lieut.  Edward  B.  Maun,  September  16,  1861. 
First  Lieut.  Frank  Hatch,  September  27,  1861. 
First  Lieut.  Archibald  B.  McLean,  October  9,  1861. 
First  Lieut.  Edward  Dcrliii,  November  .5,  1861. 
First  Lieut.  Dana  D.  Dodge,  April  13,  1862. 
Firxt  Lieut.  George  F.  Saunders,  July  28,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Alanson  M.  Thames,  December  28,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  iVilliam  Booth,  January  2.  1863. 
First  Lieut.  James  D.  Paiggles,  R.  Q.  M.,  February  27, 1863. 
First  Lieut.  Andrew  J.  Sexton,  April  4,  1(^63. 
Fir.st  Lieut.  Charles  K.  Dean,  .May  18,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Thomas  W.  Bishop,  July  30,  1861. 
.Second  Lieut.  Herman  B.  Jackson.  August  5,  1861. 
Second   Lieut.  William   A.   Hopkins,   August   1.5,   1861. 
(Recommissioned  Second  Lieut,  in  1st  regiment  Wis- 
consin heavy  artillery  May  11,  1864.) 
Second  Lieut.  Samuel  K.  Vaughan,  September  16,  1861. 
Second  Lieut.  James  A'.  Ruhy,  October  1.5,  1861. 
Second  Lieut.  William  S.  M.  Abbott,  September  12,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Hennj  W.  Hurlbut,  September  22,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  James  M.  Chapel,  Jauuary  23,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Alexander  F.  Lee,  December  30,  1863. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Thomas  P.  Russell,  July  31,  1861. 
Assistsnt  Surgeon  Samuel  Tucker,  December  30,  1862. 

Mv.stered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (19.) 

Captain  George  W.  Gibson,  June  28,  1864. 
Captain  Martin  L.  Gorman,  June  28,  1864. 
Captain  Ebenezer  P.  Perry,  June  29,  1864. 

'  Discharged  December  19, 1864.  t  Discharged  December  14,  1864. 

t  Di-;charged  December  16, 1864.  §  Appointed  Captain  and  A.  A.  G. 

II  Appointed  Captain  in  V,  R.  C. 


Major. 
'William  L,  Parsons 5  Oct. 

Captains. 

t  Nat.  Rollins 29  Aug.,  62 

tMelvinR.  Baldwin 31  Mar.,  63 

lAlured  Larke 24  Mar.,  64 

Dennis  B.  Dailey 4  June, 

{Brevet  Colonel  31  March,  1865.) 
Albert  T.  Morgan 6  Oct., 

First  Lieutenants. 

Thomas  Kelly 24  Sept.,  64 

Henry  Naegely 6  Oct., 


Second  Lieutenants. 

Charles  W.  Atherton 29  Sept., 

(Brevet  Captain  1  April,  1865.) 
Samuel  M.  Bond 7  Oct., 

Surgeon. 


164 


WISCONSIN    INFANTRY. 


Captain  George  H.  Otis,  June  29.  lf?iiJ. 

Fii-st  Lieut.  Francis  L.  Graham,  Jmi-  08,  1804. 

First  Lieut.  Reuben  Ash,  June  28,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Frank  H.  Liscuni,  June  28.  18(14. 

Fir.'it  Lieut.  Cornelius  Wheeler,  June  29.  18(j'4. 

First  Lieut.  George  JM.  Humphrey,  June  23,  18i34. 

First  Lieut.  WiUiam  A.  Jameson,  June  29,  I8B4. 

Fir.st  Lieut.  Charles  G.  Dow,  June  30,  18ii4. 

First  Lieut.  'Williara  H.  HaiTies,  June  30,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Henry  T.  Spoeny,  June  30,  ].'-'04. 

First  Lieut.  John  G.  MacCormac,  R.  q.  M.  July  2,  ISM. 

First  Lieut.  Gilbert  M.  Woodward,  Adj't,  July  2,  1804. 

.Second  Lieut.  Levi  .Showalter,  .June  28,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Henry  B.  Harshaw,  June  28   J864. 

Surgeon  Andrew  J.  Ward,  (Brevet  Lieut.  Colonel  March 

13,  1865,)  July  2,  1864. 
Assistant  .Surgeon  Philip  Fox,  July  2,  1864. 

.  Discharged,  (13.) 
Lieut.  Colonel  John  Mansfield,  August  14.  1864. 
*  Captain  George  B   Ely,  December  24.  1862. 
Captain  Lvman  H.  Smith,  March  3,  1863. 
Captain  Henry  B.  Converge,  July  1,  1863. 
Captain  Alexander  8.  Hill,  July  1,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Edward  M.  Hunter,  Adj't.  June  2.i,  1861. 
IFu-st  Lieut.  Anson  O.  D>">little,  August  7.  1861. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  G.  E-'sling-er.  February  7,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Alonzo  Bell,  .January  13,  1664. 
.Second  Lieut.  Martin  Rodman,  June  27,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Samuel  H.  JIorril^"u,  January  1.5.  1864. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Horace  Bahcock,  .•September  10,  1863. 
Chaplain  James  C.  Richmond,  Jla}'  13,  1662. 

Died,  (10.) 

Colonel  Edgar  O'Connor,  VS..  \i.,  killed  in  action  near 
Gainesville.  Va.,  August  28,  1862. 

Lieut.  Colonel  George  H.  Stevens,  July  5, 1863,  of  wounds 
received  in  action  at  Gettysburg,  Pa. 

Captain  Julius  P.  Randolph,  killed  in  action  near  Gaines- 
ville, Va..  August  28,  1862. 

Captain  Wilson  ColweU,  killed  in  action  at  South  Moun- 
tain, ild,,  September  14,  1862. 

Captain  John  R.  .Spoerry,  lulled  in  action  at  Wildeniess, 
Va.,  May  5,  1864. 

Captain  Robert  Hughes,  killed  in  action  at  Spottsylvania, 
Va.,  Jlay  10,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  William  Noble,  killed  in  action  at  Wilderness, 
Va.,  May  5,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Edward  P.  Kdlogg.  October  9,  1862,  of 
T\'0unds  received  in  action. 

Serond  Lieut.  OUcer  IF.  San  ford,  October  14,  1862,  of 
wounds  received  in  action  at  Antietam,  Jld. 

Serond  Lieut.  William  S.  Wiuegar,  killed  in  action  at 
Gettysburg,  Pa.,  July  1,  1863. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"BLACKBURN'S  Ford,"  killed,  E.  M.,  L  '-Bri.L  Run,"  (July  21,  1861,)  killed,  E.  M.,  10; 
wounded,  E.  M.,  37;  missing,  O.  2,  E.  M.  47.  "Cedah  MountaI.v,"  no  loss.  "  Catlett's 
Station,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  6;  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  "  tlAINEsvjLLE," /f/Hcrf,  O.  2,  E.  M.  47;  uoiiiided, 
O.  5,  E.  M.  173;  missing,  E.  M.,  23.  "Bul.L  RUN,"  (Aug.  3U,  H'CrZ.)  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  4; 
missing,  E.  M.,  4.  "SOUTH  MOUNTAIN,"  killed.  O.  1,  E.  M.,6;  woundid.  (I.  J,  E.  ^l..  1". 
"Antietam,"  killed,  E.  M.,  17;  wounded,  O,  4,  E.  M.  46.  "Fredericksburg,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1; 
wounded,  E.  M.,  10.  "FiTZHUGH's  CROSSING,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  2.  "  Ch  ANCELLORSVILLE," 
wonnded,  B.  M.,  2.  "GETTYSBURG,"  killed,  O.  1,  E.  M.  21;  wounded.  O.  7,  E.  M.,  115;  missing. 
O.  2.  E.  M.  24.  "  IMI.VE  Run,"  no  loss.  "WILDERNESS  AND  Spottsylvania,  "  killed,  O.  3,  E.  JI. 
4  ;   wounded,  O.  6,  E.  M.  74  ;  missing,  E.  M.,  24.      "  NORTH  ANNA,'' Jio  loss.     "  TOLOPOTOMOY,"  uo 

loss.    "  Bethesda  Church,"  no  loss.    "Petersburg,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  3.    "  Weldon  Rail- 
road," wounded,  O.  2,  E.  M.  4.     "Hatcher's  Run,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,  4. 

'  Appointed  Additional  Paymaster  February  19,  1S63.        t  Appointed  Second  Lieut.  1st  U.  S.  cavalry. 


WISCONSIN   INFANTEY. 


165 


THIRD  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Pond  du 
Lac,  Wis.,  June  29,  1861,  to  serve  three 
years.  Ou  the  expiration  of  its  term  of 
service  the  original  members  (except 
veterans)  were  mustered  oat,  and  the 
orgjmization.  composed  of  veterans  and 
recraits,  retained  in  service  until  July 
18, 1865,  vphenit  was  mustered  out.) 

Colonel. 

■William  Hawley 23  Apr.,  63 

{Brevet  Brig.  Gen.  16  March,  1865.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

George  W.  Stevenson .30  Dec,  63 

(Brevet  Colonel  13  March,  1865.) 

Major. 

Warham  Parks 1  Jan.,    64 

{Brevet  Lieut.  Colonel  13  Mar.,  1865.) 

Captains. 

Ralph  Van  Brunt 23  Aug.,  62 

{Brevet  Major  13  March,  1865.) 

Julian  W.  Hiiikley 4  May,    63 

Ephraim  Gifldings 1  July,    64 

Charles  R.  B^rragar 13  .Sept., 

Alexander  D.  Haskius 13  Sept., 

Jasper  Woodford 28  Oct., 

(SrcifiJ  Major  13  March,  186.5.) 

John  M.  Schweers 26  Mar. ,  65 

John  E.  Kle ven 20  May, 

Nahum  Daniels,  a.  w.  m. 


65 


First  Lieutenants. 

Joseph  P.  Marvin,  R.  Q.  jl/.  ..29  Aug., 

Asher  C.  Taylor,  Adj't 29  Oct., 

Stephen  Lieurance 29  Oct. , 

John  D.  Goodrich 29  Oct., 

Oliver  A.  Hegg 29  Oct., 

Justin  D.  Babcock 26  Mar., 

Abner  Hubbell 26  Mar. , 

John  B.  Du  Bois 26  Mar., 

John  Agnew 26  Mar., 

George  H.  Cutter 20  May, 

William  W.  Freeman 20  May, 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Edwin  P.  Proctor 20  May, 

David  Clark 20  May, 

Algie  .S.  Hill 20  May, 

Edward  V.  Moran 20  May, 

Elon  G.  Beers 20  May, 

Lewis  Colby ,20  May, 

JohnR.  Araidou 10  June, 

George  N.  Pawcett 10  June, 


Surgeon. 
James  G.  Conly 26  Mar.,   65 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
Thomas Kopff 26  Mar.,  65 


65 


Casualties. 


Promoted  (7.) 

Colonel  Charles  S.  Hamilton,  EiH.  ^9.,  August  10,  1861,  to 
Brigadier  General. 

Colonel  Thomas  H.  linger,  J^I.  p.,  April  24,  1863,  to  Brig- 
adier General. 

Lieut.  Colonel  Bertine  Pinkmy,  May  30,  18G3,  to  Colonel 
20th  regiment  Wisconsin  infantrj'. 

Captain  Henry  Bertram,  July  15,  1862,  to  Lieut.  Colonel 
20th  regiment  Wisconsin  infantry. 

Pirst  Lieut.  James  G.  Knight,  R.   Q.  M.,  September  10 
1862,  to  Captain  and  C.  S. 

First  Lieut.  Edwin  J.  Meeker,  August  26,  1864,  to  Cap- 
tain Signal  corps. 

Assistant  Surgeon  John  B.  G.  Baxter,  December  24, 1S61, 
to  Surgeon  U.  S.  vols. 

Resigned,  (33.) 

Major  Edward  L.  Hubbard,  November  3,  1863. 

Captain  Darius  S.  Gibb-:,  September  28,  1861. 

Captam  George  W.  Limebocker,  July  16,  1862. 

Captain  Gustavus  Hammer,  January  20,  1863. 

Captain  George  J.  Whitman,  April  14,  1863. 

Captain  Emanuel  J.  Bentley,  May  12,  1863. 

Captain  Andrew  Clark,  May  12,  1863. 

Captain  William  M.  Snow,  July  14,  1864. 

Captain  Lyman  B.  Balcom,  August  24,  1864. 

Captain  Ttiomas  Slagg,  November  1,  1864. 

Captain  AVilson  S.  Buck,  March  22,  186.5. 

Captain  Silas  E.  Gardner,  May  28,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  John  E.  Ross,  July  10,  1861. 

First  Lieut.  Andrew  J.  Cady,  November  5,  1861. 

First  Lieut.  William  .S.  Moscrip,  Januarv  16,  1862. 

Pir.st  Lieut.  Seth  Gritreth,  February  6,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Edward  S.  Case.  May  4,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Georgs  W.  Rollins,  July  16,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Oran  S.  Howard,  January  28,  1863. 

First  Liput.  Thomas  J.  Widvey,  March  13,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  William  B.  Dick,  April  3,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Chauncey  W.  Field,  April  11,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  William  Freeborn.  November  10,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  James  Collins,  January  1,  1865. 

First  Lieur.  Seth  Raymond,  January  3,  1865. 

Second  Lieut.  Lindon  Martin,  November  5,  1861. 

Second  Lieut.  Benjamin  W.  Clark,  February  10,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  James  E.  Crane.  July  30,  1863. 

.Surgeon  Don  Alonzo  Raymond,  .September  13, 1862. 

Surgeon  Oscar  F.  Kartlett,  January  1,  1865. 

Assistant  .Surgeon  Horace  O.  Crane,  May  29,  1862. 

Assistant  .Surgeon  George  E.  Conant,  November  22, 1862. 

Chaplain  William  S.  Mather,  July  16,  1862. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  Edwin  E.  Bryant,  Adft,  June  30,  1864. 

Discharged,  (6.) 

*  Lieut.  Colonel  M.artin  Flood,  December  13,  1863. 
Captain  Howard  Vandegrift.  April  10,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Skidraore  E.  Lefferts,  April  22.  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  L.  Derring,  April  21,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Edmund  L.  Blanchard,  October  31,  1804. 
Second  Lieut.  Jens  Moe,  July  19,  1804. 


*  Appointed  Major  in  V.  R.  C. 


IGG 


WISCONSIN    INFANTRY. 


Chaplain. 
Isaac  E.  Spiiuger 


.19  Sept.,  64 


Died,  (11.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Louis  H.  D.  Crtnie.  killed  in  action  at 
Cedar  Mountain,  Va.,  August  9,  lyt>2. 

Lieut.  Cokmol  John  W.  Scott,  TO.  }J.,  killed  in  action  at 
Chancelloraville,  Va.,  May  1,  18(j:). 

Captain  Moses  O'Brian,  August  10,  1860,  of  wounds  re- 
ceived in  action  at  Cedar  Sloiiniain,  Va, 

Captain  James  W.  Hunter,  June -8,  1864,  of  wounds  re- 
ceived in  action  at  Dallas,  Ga. 

Captain  Thomas  E.  Orton,  July  25.  1864,  of  wounds  re- 
ceived in  action  near  Atlanta,  CTa. 

First  Lieut.  Joseph  P.  Shepard,  October  17,  1862,  of 
wounds  received  in  action  a^  Antietani,  Md. 

First  Lieut.  Alexander  iV.  Reed,  killed  in  action  at  Antie- 
tam,  Md.,  September  17,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  John  H.  Meigs,  May  7,  186.i. 

Second  Lieut.  Henry  C.  Spencer.  July  3,  1862,  at  Sali- 
bury,  N.  C,  while  a  prisoner  of  war. 

Second  Lieut.  Abner  Wood,  killed  in  action  May  3,  18i;:j. 

Chaplain  John  M.  Springer,  May  29,  1864,  of  wounds  re- 
ceived at  Resaca,  Ga. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
Assistant  Surgeon  Wilson  Torrey,  July  15,  1863. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 

"Har'ter'.s  Ferry,"  no  loss.  "Bolivar."  kilted,  E.  M.,  4;  wounded,  E.  M.,  5.  "  Bui'kton 
Station,"  killed,  E.  M.,  2  ;  wonnded,  E.  M.,  2;  missinif,  E.  M.,  4.  "  Newtgw.v,"  missing.  E.  M., 
19.  "  WINCHKSTER,"  A-ZHcf^,  E.  M.,  1;  wonnded,  E.  M.,  3;  nussing,  O.  3,  E.  M.  67.  ■'CEDAR 
MOUNTAIN."  hilled,  O.  1,  E.  M.  14;  wounded,  O.  4,  E.  .M.  46;  missing,  O.  1,  E.  JI.  24.  "ANTIE- 
TAM,"  killed,  ()  1,  E.  M.  26;  wonnded,  O.  6,  E.  .M.  142.  •■  Chancellorsville,"  killed.  O.  2,  E.  M. 
H;  wounded,  E.  M.,  62;  missing,  E.  M.,  2.  "  Bevkrly  Ford,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1  ;  wounded,  E.  M., 
12;  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  "  GETTy.SUURG,"  killed.  E.  M.,  2;  wounded,  E.  M.,  7.  "RE.SArA,"  killed, 
E.M.,5;  wvinidcd,  f).  1,  E.  M.  22 ;  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  "  Cassville, "  uo  loss.  "  DALLAS."  ii'Mcd, 
E.  M.,  14  ;  iBounded,  O.  2,  E.  M.  89.  "  Kenesaw  Mou.vtaIN,"  hilled.  E.  -M.,  2  ;  wonnded,  E.  M.,  11. 
"  Peach  Tree  Creek,"  hilled,  E.  M.,  2.  "  Atlanta,"  killid,  E.  JI.,  1  ;  wounded,  O.  2,  E.  M.,  9. 
"Savannah,"  hilled,  E.  M.  2;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  2.  "  Averysboro',"  killed,  11.  M.,  4; 
wounded,  E.  M.,  21  ;  inissing,  E.  M.,  1.     "  Bentonville,"  no  loss. 


WISCONSIN    INFANTRY. 


167 


*  FIFTH  REGIMENT. 

(This regiment  was  orgauized  atMadison, 
Wis.,  July  12, 1861,  to  serve  three  years. 
The  original  membeni  (except  veterans) 
were  mustered  out  at  different  dates 
from  July  27  to  August  3,  1864,  by 
reason  of  expiration  of  term  of  service, 
and  the  veterans  and  recruits  consoli- 
dated into  a  battalion  of  three  compa- 
nies. Seven  new  companies  were  or- 
ganized to  serve  one  y^-ar,  and  assigned 
to  this  regiment  October  1, 1864.  The 
seven  companies  (one  year  organiza- 
tions; were  mustered  out  June  20, 1865, 
and  tbe  remaining  companies  July 
11,1865.) 

Colo7iel. 

Thomas  S.  Allen 1  Oct.,    64 

(Brevet  Brig.  Gen.  13  March,  1S65.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
James  M.  Bull 2  Dec,   64 

Major. 

Charles  W.  Kerapf 15  Sept.,  64 

(Brevet  Lieut.  Col.  19  Sept.,  1864.) 

Captains. 

Miles  L.  Butterfield 18  Feb. ,   64 

(Brevet  Lieut.  Colonel  6  April,  1865.) 

John  W.  Van  -Myers 16  Sept., 

Charles  R.  Nevitt 26  Sept., 

Shedrach  A.  Hall 26  Sept., 

Charles  T.  Wyman 30  Sept., 

"William Bremmcr 3  Oct., 

Charles  D.  Moore 20  Nov., 

Henry  Curran 31  Mar. ,  65 

(Brevet  Major  6  April,  1865.) 
Evan  R.  Jones 2  May, 

First  Lieutenants. 

Henry  H.  Linnell  21  July,  64 

William  B.  Sturges,  Adj't 7  Sept., 

James  LaCount 20  Sept., 

John  McCabe 26  Sept., 

Alexander  Samuels,  R.  Q.  M.29  Sept., 

Harmon  S.  Kribbs 29  Sept., 

Lars  E.  Johnson 29  Sept., 

Ransom  D.  Squires 3  Oct., 

Theodore  B.  Marcoe 19  Dec, 

Calvin  D.  Richmond 1  Feb.,  65 

Alfred  T.  Fleetwood 20  Jlay, 

Thomas  Blair 9  June, 

Second  Lieutenants. 

H.  Levander  Farr 23  Sept.,  64 

Charles  J.  Bracken 30  Oct. , 

Benjamin  Smith 22  Dec, 

Henry  B.  Mason 28  Jan.,    65 

William  J.  Baker 21  Mar., 

James  Young 15  Apr., 

Angus  Cameron 2  May, 

Philetus  R.  Tiffany 23  May, 

Francis  Kelly 19  June, 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (3.) 

First  Lieut.  John  C.  Schroeliug,  December  16, 1861,  to  Ma- 
jor 3d  regiment  Wisconsin  cavalry. 

First  Lieut.  Richard  Carter,  May  30,  1864,  to  Captain  and 
A.  Q.  M. 

Second  Lieut.  John  E.  S.  Cooper,  April  1, 1865,  to  Captain 
and  C.  S. 

Resigned,  (46.) 

Colonel  Amasa  Cobb,  (Brevet  Brigadier  General  March 

13,  1865,)  December  25,  1862. 
Major  Charles  H.  Larrabee,  July  25,  1862. 
Major  William  F  Bereas,  December  26,  1862. 
Captain  Elisha  C.  Hibbard,  December  13,  1861. 
Captain  Robert  C.  Hawkins,  September  14, 1862. 
Captain  Robert  Ross,  October  16,  1862. 
Captain  Carl  F.  Hermann,  January  19, 1863. 
Captaiu  Joseph  B.  Oliver,  January  27, 1863. 
Captain  Irving  M.  Bean,  March  1,  1853. 
Captain  Richard  H.  Emmerson,  May  12,  1863. 
t  Captaiu  Henry  R.  Clum,  October  3,  1863. 
Captain  Wilson  S.  Goodwin,  April  19, 1864. 
Captain  Asa  W.  Hathaway,  April  21, 1864. 
First  Lieut.  George  D.  Lybrand,  November  21, 1861. 
First  Lieut.  William  Berry,  November  28, 1861. 
First  Lieut.  Daniel  E.  Tildeu,  January  17, 1862. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  Pizzala,  July  13, 1302. 
First  Lieut.  Theodore  8.  West,  Adj't,  September  3, 1802. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  A.  Bayard,  October  25, 1862. 
First  Lieut.  Fred.  Ton  Baumbach,  January  19, 1863. 
First  Lieut.  James  Dcery,  March  12,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  John  G.  Clarke,  R.  Q.  .1/,  May  14, 1863. 
First  Lieut.  John  Jolly,  December  31,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Lewis  A.  Day,  April  22, 1865. 
Second  Lieut.  George  S.  Davis,  October  28, 1861. 
Second  Lieut.  Hans  Boeljel,  December  11, 1861. 
Second  Lieut.  Charles  S.  Bnndy,  January  9, 1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Thomas  R.  Stafford,  January  16,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Peter  Schertiins,  January  'J4, 1862. 
Second  Lieut.  James  Mills,  May  12,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  George  IV.  Bell,  July  23,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Henry  Roe'ir,  August  12,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Martin  W.  Heller,  September  22, 1862. 
Second  Lieut    Charles  Langridge.  October  1,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Ricluird  C.  Scovel,  October  'J,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Martin  H.  Wdson,  November  2, 1862. 
S''COud  Lieut.  Henry  Trayscr,  November  21,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Jeremiah  H.  Douglass,  January  16, 1863. 
Second  Lieut.  James  Macombvr,  February  8, 1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Thomas  J.  Edwards,  August  12,  1663. 
Second  Lieut.  Joseph  F.  Dwelley,  January  4,  1864. 
Surgeon  Alfred  L.  Castlemuii,  Dtcemljer  24, 1862. 
Assistant  Surgeon  George  D.    Wilber,  August   9,  1862. 

(Recommissioned  as  Surgeou  September  28,  1864.) 
Assi.-tant  Surgeon  F.  H.  Harwood,  Nuvemijer  17,  1862. 
Chaplain  Robert  Langley,  February  26,  1862. 
Chaplain  Z.  H.  Howe,  October  4, 1^62. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (16.) 

Colonel  Thomas  S.  Allen,  August  2,  1864.     (Reoommis 

sioned  Colonel  October  1,  1864.) 
Lieut.  Colonel  Theodore  B.  Catlin,  August  2, 1864. 
Major  Enoch  Totten,  August  2,  1864. 


'  For  4th  regiment,  see  4th  cavalrj-. 


t  Appointed  Captaiu  in  Signal  Corps. 


16S 


WISCONSIN    INFANTEY. 


Surgeoii. 
George  D.  Wilber 28  Sept.,  64 

Assistant  Surgeons. 

Ambrose  Jones 30  Sept.,  61 

William  \\.  Allen 1  Oct., 

Chaplain. 
Brant  C.  Hammond 1  Oct. ,    64 


Captain  George  E.  Bissell,  Julv  30,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  William  H.  Keep,  July  30,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Heurv  C.  Farwell,  July  30,  1864.  .  ,_, 

Fir.st  Lieut.  Alexander  Samuels,  R.  Q.  M  ,  AugU'^t  J,  ll:<b4. 

(Refommis.sioued  First  Lieut,  and  R.  Q.  M.  S.-ptember 

29,  1864.) 
First  Lieut.  A.  S.  Bcnm-tt,  Adj't,  August  2,  1864. 
Secoud  Lieut.  Aaron  B.  Gibson,  July  27,  l^fJ4. 
Second  Lieut.  Lemuel  Rogsiter,  July  28,  I'dM. 
Second  Lieut.  Samuel  Y.  Naylor,  July  30,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Andrew  Turnbuli,  August  2, 1864. 
Surgeon  Charles  E.  Crane.  August  2,  1864. 
Assistant  Surgeon  J.  W.  Davis,  August  2, 1864. 
Assistant  Surgeon  James  S.  Ewmg,  August  2, 1864. 
Chaplain  Hiram  A.  Reid,  August  2. 1864. 

Discharged,  (11.) 

*  Captain  Temple  Clark,  April  9,  1862. 
Captain  William  A.  Bugh,  September  6,  1862. 
Captain  George  W.  Madison,  April  12,  l!"_fi4. 
Captain  Jacob  H.  Cook,  September  27, 1864. 
Captain  Henry  L.  Walker,  March  9.  18C5. 
Captain  Thomas  Flint,  iSIay  19, 186.3. 
First  Lieut.  Calvin  T.  Hutchinson,  March  25. 1864. 
First  Lieut.  B.  Franklin  Cram,  Augu-t  18.  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Henry  K.  W.  Ayres,  December  23,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Xelson  E.  AUen,  December  31,  l^SA. 
Second  Lieut.  Percy  B.  Smith,  May  10,  iec.5. 

Died,  (17.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Harvey  W.  Emery,  October  13,  1862,  of 
disease. 

Major  Horace  51.  Wheeler,  Noveml'er  10, 1863,  of  wounds 
received  in  action  at  Rappahannock  station,  Va. 

Captaiu  William  Evans,  August  1,  1862,  of  -woucda  re- 
ceived in  action  at  Golding's  Farm,  Va. 

Captain  Lonis  G.  Strong,  killed  in  action  at  Mayre's 
Heights,  Vii.,  May  3, 1863. 

Captain  Jeremiah  J.  Turner,  killed  in  action  at  Ma3Te's 
Heights,  Ya.,  May  3,  1863. 

Captain  J.  Milton  Molt,  July  26. 1863,   of  .iisease. 

Captain  Hurnre  JValkcr,  killed  in  action  at  Rappahannock 
Station,  November  7, 1863. 

Captaiu  James  Ordway ,  killed  in  action  at  Rappahannock 
Station,  Va.,  November 7,  1863. 

Captiiiu  George  E.  Hilton,  May  18,  1864,  of  wounds  re- 
ceived in  action  at  Spottsylvauia.  Ya. 

Captain  Samuel  Wliite.  May  20,  Itoll,  ot  wounds  received 
in  action  at  Spotti-ylvauia,  Va. 

Captain  Juhn  B.  Doughty,  killed  in  action  .\pril  2, 1865. 

First  Lieut.  John  McMurtry,  May  30,  1863,  of  wounds  re- 
ceived in  action. 

First  Lieut.  Edniu  P.  Mills,  May  .5, 1864,  of  wounds  re- 
ceived iu  action. 

First  Lieut.  Louis  F.  Jlueller,  killed  in  action  at  Spott- 
sylvauia, Ya.,  May  10,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Charles  H.  Mayer,  April  21,  ISS-j,  of  wouud.<! 
received  in  action. 

Second  Lieut.  Alphevs  H.  Robinson,  killed  in  action  at 
Jlayri-'s  Heights,  Va.,May  3,  1863. 

Second  Lieut.  Henry  H.  Stoitt,  killed  iu  action  at  Spott- 
sylvauia, Va.,  May  10, 1864. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  Eben  Rifenbark,  November  20, 1864. 


■'  Appointed  Captaiu  and  A.  A.  G. 


WISCONSIN    INFANTRY,  1G9 


List  of  battles,  &c  ,  ia  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
" YORKTOWX,"  wciunded.  E.  JL,  2;  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  "WiLLIAMSliUllG."  killed,  E.  M.,  8; 
wounded,  O.  4,  E.  51.  fio;  ni's^ins'.  E.  M.,  1.  "  GOLDING'S  FARM,"woMnderf,  O.  2,  E.  M.  12.  "Savagk 
Station,'' mJssrn^,  E.  M.,  t5.  "GLKtiVAhy:,"  missing-, Vj.M., a.  "JVIalvekn  Hill,"  iio  loss.  "An- 
TlT.T.\M."ioonndcd.'E.M.,  1.  "FREnERICKSBUliG,'' wouwrfcd,  E.  M.,  3.  "  MaYRE'S  HEIGHTS  AND 
Salem  Heights,"  killed,  O.  3,  E.  M.  32 ;  wounded,  O.  9,  E.  M.  114  ;  missing,  E.  U  ,  T.  "GETTYSltURG," 
no  loss.  " E AIRFIELD." no  lo!is.  "  FvuKSTOW^i."  wounded,  E.M..,1.  "Rappahannock  St.vtion," 
killed,  0. 1,  E.  M.  8  ;  wounded,  O.  4,  E.  ^I.  45.  "LOCUST  Gno-VE.,"  wounded.,  E.  M.,  2.  "WILDERNESS," 
A-/»erf,  E.  M.,  14;  j™»;(rffrf,  O.  3,  E.  51.72;  missing,  E.  5.'., 10.  "Spottsylvania,"  7ti7/cd,  O.  2,  E.  M. 
17 ;  wounded,  O.  5,  E.  M.  94  ;  missing,  E.  M.,  28.  ' '  COLD  HARBOR,"  killed,  E.  M,,  4  ;  wounded,  O.  2, 
E.'m.1.5:  m^ssiH^-,  E.  jr..  4.  "  PETiiRSBORG,"  ^/ZZet^,  0. 1,  E.  JI.  9  ;  M)0«nde<i,  O.  4,  E.  M.  73.  "WlN- 
CHE^TKR,"  (A,  B,  C)  killed,  E.  jr.,  3;  u-owidcd,  O.  1,  E.  M.  Ifi.  "  HATCHER'S  RUN, "  wounded, 
E.  M.,  3.     "Sailor's  Creek,''  killed,  E.  JL,  10;  wounded,  0.  3,  E.  M. 74. 


170 


WISCONSIN    INFANTRY. 


SIXTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  orjjuuizcd  at  Madi- 
son, Wis.,  July  Id,  18(51,  to  serve  three 
ytars.  The  veterans  and  recruits  of 
the  2d  Wi-con^in  infantry  were  consoli- 
dated with  it  November  ii,  1864.  On 
the  expiration  of  it<  t>-rm  of  t-ervice 
the  original  memtjero  (except,  veti-raus) 
were  mustered  out,  and  th^j  organiza- 
tion, composed  of  vi-teraus  and  rL-ciiiit.s, 
retained  in  service  until  July  14,  1665, 
when  it  was  mustered  out.) 

Colonel. 

John  A.  Kellogg 18  Dec,   G4 

(Brevet  Brig.  Gen.  9  April,  Ib'tio.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Thomas  Kerr 16  Dec,   64 

Major. 

Dennis  B.  Dailey 28  Dec,   64 

(Brevet  Colonel  31  ilarch,  186j.) 

Ci'ptai7iS. 

Lewis  A.  Kent 2S  July,    64 

"  Edward  A.  Whaley 28  July, 

(Brevet  Major  1  April,  1865.) 

Henry  .Scbildt 19  .Sept., 

Alljert  T.  JIurgan 6  Get. , 

(Brevet  Lieut.  Colonel  9  April,  1865.) 

Hinry  E.  Smvser 27  Oct., 

Henry  1.  Crartield 27  Oct., 

(Brevet  Major  1  April,  1865.) 

Henry  Naegl^ly 28  Dec., 

Andrew  Gallup 1  Jan.,    65 

Alexander  Lowrie 8  Mar., 

Henry  C.  Martraw 12  Mar., 

First  Lieutenants. 

Thomas  Keily 24  Sept.,  64 

Mair  Pointuu 3(J  Oct., 

.Samuel  M.  Bond 28  Dec, 

.S'jlomon  B.  Ilolman 1  Jan.,    65 

l-ieiirge  Johu^ou 2  Feb., 

David  O.  Davis 8  Mar., 

Juhu  Davidson,  Adj'l 12  Mar., 

"William  H.  Van  Wie 27  .Mar., 

Francis  A.  "Wallar 26  Jlar., 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Norman  C.  Bull 1  Jan.,   65 

William  H.  Church 1  Jan., 

Hamilcar  B.  Mcintosh 13  Mar., 

John  M.  Goodwin 28  Jiar  , 

Anthony  J.  BarbericU 3  Apr., 

Darwin  W.  Kiune I'J  .\pr.. 

Nelson  Jloore 2  Blay. 

.Samuel  P.  Gordon 29  June, 


Hurgcon. 


John  C.  Hall 


. .  3  Aug.,  64 


Casualties. 


Fromoted,  (6.) 
Colonel  Lysander  Cutler,   -March  24,  1863,  to  Brigadier 

CofoiierEJward   S.   Bragg,  July   1,    1804,   to   Brigadier 

(Jelleral. 
Captain  Adam  G.   Malloy,   February  2,   1862,   to  Lieut. 

Colonel  17tli  regiment  Wisconsin  infantry. 
First  Lieut.  Isaac  N.  Mason,  R.  Q.  JU,  July  31,  1862,  to 

Captain  and  .1.  Q   ^1/. 
First  Lieut.  Frank  A.  Haskell,  March  22, 1864,  to  Colonel 

36th  ri-tfiinent  Wi-cn-iu  infantry. 
Assihtant  Surgeon  L.  Grant  Ana-trong,  March  4.  186.J,  to 

Surgeon  48th  regiment  Wi.^consin  infantry. 
Iler.igncd,  (26.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Benjamin  J.  .'<u'.:et,  June  21,  liUl. 

iMajor  John  F.  Hausrr,  March  l."    L-fil. 

Captain  Marshall  A.  Nortl.rnp,  Oet'.be-r28,  1861. 

Captain  John  (.).  ICouike,  November  1,  \>iC>\. 

Captain  Frederick  Scliumaclter,  July  18,  1862. 

Capt.iin  Da[[ii-1  J.  Dill.  Aug.ist  13,  lct.2. 

Captain  Jului  F.  Marsk.  .Se|.tember  13,  1862. 

Captain  David  L.  (itiaw,  Oet.yber  J8.  I8ti2. 

Cajitain  Samuel  Binl.sall,  jr.,  June  1-',  lt63. 

Fir.>t  Lieut.  John  Nichol,  (j.-tober  -^-ri,  1861. 

FIl^t  Lieut,  fieorge  L.  Montagu.-,  October  30,  1.--61. 

First  Lieut.  John  1).  Lewis,  l).i:eriiber  I'.l.  1861. 

First  Lieut.  Henry  S'rrill.  January  16,  186..!. 

First  Lieut.  Michael  H.  Ft'cli,  July  17,  lHh2. 

First  Lieut.  John  A.   Tester,  July  Si.  1862. 

First  Lieut,  'i'homas  C.  Thomas,  September  23,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  John  ,4.  Couj^hran.,  Decembers,   1862. 

First  Lieut.  Clayt..n  C.  Hogers,  July  14,  1863. 

First  Li.'Ut.  Lyman  B.  Uphani,  R.  U  M ,  January  1, 18r4. 

First  Lieut.  Harley  L.  .Sprague,  .lune  1,  186.5. 

Secoud  Lieut.  Fatriek  H.  MeCaiil.-y,  October  28,  1861. 

S.'coud  Lieut.  John  Crane,  October  30,  1861. 

.Second  Lieut.  Amos  T.  Johnson,  (.»rt..ber  30,  1861. 

.Second  Li.  nt   William  H.  Allen,  October  30,  1861. 

t  Second  Lieut.  Michael  Mnntfan,  April  3,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  George  D.  Eggleston,  June  lU,  1865. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (11.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Rufus  R.  Dawes,  (Brevet  Brigadier  Gen- 
eral March  18,  1^65,)  Augu.st  10,  1864. 

Captain  Thomas  W.  Plummer,  Julv  25,  1804. 

Captain  Charles  H.  Ford,  July  29,  "l864. 

Captain  William  X.  ll.inington,  October  11,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Lloyd  G.  Harris,  July  23,  1864. 

Fir.-t  Lieut.  John  Beely,  July  25.  1864, 

First  Li.  ut.  William  S.  Cimpbell,  Oct,.ber  11,  1861. 

First  Lieut.  Earl  .M.  Hugers,  (Brevet  Major  March  13, 
ls65,)  Mareh   10,    ls6.5. 

Second  Lieut.  Howard  J.  Huntin;,'tOD,  July  23,  1864. 

S.-coud  Lieut.  AVilliam  Golterm.iiin,  August  10,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Hiram  15.  Merchant,  September  6,  1864. 

Discharged.  (22.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Julius  P.  Atwood.  September  17,  1861. 
Captain  William  H.  LimUvurin,  Decerab-r  10,  1861. 
Captain  Leonard  Johnson,  De-cember  12,  1861. 
Captain  Alexamler  S.  Hooi',  F.-bruary  7,  1863. 
Captain  Olto  .Scborsc^,  Augll^t  '..'H,  1,^63. 
Captain  Jo.ieph  H.  Mnrston,  Jl.ir.di  19,  lsi64. 
Captain  David  K.  Noyi-s,  July  23,  1864. 
First  Lieut.   William  A.  Reader,  October  23,  1802. 


*  Discharged  August  7,  1865. 


t  Appointed  .Second  Lieut,  in  V.  U.  C. 


WISCONSIN    INFANTRY. 


171 


Assistant  Surgeons. 

William  Loy 4  Mar.,    65 

James  F.  McLoney,  a.  w.  m. 

Chaplain. 


The  following  is  a  Hat  of  tbe  enlisted 
men  of  this  regiment  to  whom  mediils 
of  honor  have  been  awarded  by  the 
Secretary  of  War : 


Corporal  F.  A.  Waller. 


First  Lieut.  Hiram  H.  Carpenter,  December  3,  18C2. 
First  Lieut.  Jerome  B,  Johnson,  December  27,  186i3. 
*  First  Lieut.  Arthur  C.  Ellis,  July  31,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Edward  P.  Brooks,  January  7,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Jerome  A.  Watrous,  Adft,  (Brevet  Captain 

April  1,  1865,)  May  15,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Aaron  L.  Roberts,  R.  Q.  M.,  June  13,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Andrew  G.  Deacon,  December  10,  1862. 
Second  Lient.   Charles  AY.   Atherton,   (Brevet  Captain 

April  1,  1865,)  June  13,  1865. 
Surgeon  Chandler  B.  Chapman,  October  9,  1861. 
Surgeon  Abraham  W.  Prestun,  July  19,  1864. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Oscar  F.  Bartieit,  October  21,  1862. 
Assistant   Surgeon    Abraham   D.    Andrews,    November 

10,  1863. 
Chaplaiu  Xahor  A.  Staples,  November  7,  ]86l. 
Cbaplain  Warren  Cochran,  August  26,  1664. 

Died,  (16.) 
Major  Philip  W.  Plummer,  killed  in  action  May  5,  1864. 
Captain  Edwin  A.  Brown,  killed  in  action  at  Autietam, 

Md.,  Septemb-r  17,  1862. 
Captaiu   Wernir  Von  Ba<-heUe,  killed  in  action  at  Antie- 

tam,  Md.,  September  17,  1862. 
Captain  John  Tickuor,  killed  in  action   at  G-ettysburg, 

Pa.,  July  1,  1863. 
Captain  Rollin  P.  Converse,  May  7,  1864,  of  wonuds  re- 
■     ceived  in  action. 
Captaiu  William  W.  Hutchins,  killed  in  action  near  Wel- 

don  railroad,  Va.,  August  19,  1864. 
Captain  Charles  P.  Hyatt,  September  22, 1864,  of  wounds 

received  in  action. 
Captain  John  R.  Lamney,  February  16,  186.5,  of  wounds 

received  in  action. 
First  Lieut.  William  J.  Bode,  killed  in  action  at  Antietam, 

Md.,  September  17,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  James  L.  Converse,  killed  in  action  at  Wilder- 
ness, Va.,  May  5,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Howard  P.  Pruyn,  killed  in  action  at  Spott- 

sylvania,  Va,,  May  8,  1864. 
First  Lieut.   Oscar  Graetz,  killed  in  action  at  Spottsyl- 

vania,  Va.,  May  10,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Israel  W.  Hendricks,  February  14,  1865,  of 

wounds  received  in  action. 
Second  Lieut.   Orrin  D.   Chapman,   killed   in   action  at 

Gettysburg,  Pa.,  July  1,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  John  Tiinmons,  killed  in  action  August 

19,  1864. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Linus  Johnson,  April  30,  1865. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each: 
"Cedar  Mountain,"  no  loss.  "Rappahannock  Station,"  missing,  E.  M.,  3.  "Gaines- 
ville," killed.  E.  M.,  8;  wounded,  O.  3,  E.  M.  57;  minsin^,  E.  M.,  6.  ■■Groveton  and  BULL 
TlVIH,"  killed,  E.  M.,  9;  wounded.  O.  1,  E,  M.  23;  jnissing.  E.  M.,  5.  "South  Mountain,"  killed, 
E.  M.,  13:  wounded,  O.  2,  E.  M.  59;  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  "Antietam."  killed,  O.  3,  E.  M.  24  ; 
wounded  0  5  E.  M.  99;  missing,  E.  M.,  3.  "  FRKDEUlCKiBVllG."  wounded,  E.  U.,  1.  "FlTZ- 
HUGH's  Crossing,"  killed,  E.  M.,  3;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  7.  "  Chancellorsville,"  no  loss. 
"Gettysburg  "  killed,  O.  2,  E.  M.  29;  wounded,  0.  8,  E.  M.  112;  missing.  E.  M.,  25.  "HaY- 
MARKET, " OTissi?;^,  E.  M.,  1.  "MINE  RUN,"  wounded,'E,.^l..  1.  "  Wilderness," /.jZ/trf,  0. 2,  E.  M  5; 
wounded.  O.  4  E.  M.  34;  missing,  E.  M.,  15.  "  Si'OTTSYLVANiA,"  killed,  O.  2,  E.  M.  11  ;  womided, 
O.  1,  E.  M.  49;  missing,  E.  M.,  5.  "NORTH  Anna,"  killed,  E.  31.,  2;  woundrd.  O.  1,  B.  M.  6. 
"TOLOrOTOMOY,"  no  los.-..  "  BethESDA  CHURCH,"  killed,  K.  M.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,  4;  missing, 
E.  M.,  1.  "COLD  Harbor,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  I.  "Petersburg,"  killed,  E.  M.,  9;  wounded,  O. 
4,  E.  M.  35  ;  missing,  E.  M.,  5.  "  WELDON  Railroad,"  killed,  O.  2,  E.  M.  7 ;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M. 
19;  mis.'sing,  E.  M.,  11-  "HATCHER'S  RUN,"  (Oct.  27,  18G4,)  wounded.  E.  M.,  2.  "HATCHERS 
Run,"  (Feb.  6  and  7,  \dG5,)  killed,  E.  M.,  13;  wounded,  O.  3,  E.  M.  7.-: ,  mi.'^sing.'B.  :Sl..7.  "Gravelly 
Run,"  killed,  E.  M.,  5;  wounded,  0.  2,  E.  M.  32;  missing,  O.  1,  E.  M.  31.  "  Five  Forks,  killed, 
E.  M.,  2;  wounded,  O.  2,  E.  M.  11 ;  missing,  E.  M.,  1. 

•  Appointed  First  Lieut,  in  f.  R.  C. 


172 


WISCONSIN    INFANTRY. 


SEVENTH  REGIMENT.  , 

(This  rogiraent  was  orfjanizedat  Wudison, 
WiH. ,  from  Aiigust  16  to  September  21, 
1861,  to  Serve  thjee  years.  On  the  ex- 
piration of  its  term  of  service  the  origi- 
nal members  (except  veteraiiH)  were 
mustered  out,  and  the  org.aniz.itiou, 
composed  of  veterans  and  recruits,  re- 
tained in  service  until  July  'J,  1865, 
when  it  was  mustered  out.) 

Colonel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 

HoUon  Richardson 17  Dec,   C-1 

(Brevet  Colonel  1  Apiil,  1865.) 

Major. 
George  S.  Hoy t 9  Jan.,    65 

Captains. 

Martin  C.  llobart 1  Sept.,  62 

■'  Ethan  A.  Andrews 10  July,    64 

(Brerct  Major  1.3  Me.rch,  186.3.) 

Walter  B.  lAck 4  Nov., 

Edsou  Terrill 1.5  Nov., 

Oley  (Irasley 18  Dec, 

Nicholas  Heber 2:J  Di.'e., 

Francis  A.  I'.oynton 30  Dec, 

William  H.  Gildersleeve 1  Jan.,    65 

JohuM.  lU<yt 9  Jan., 

First  LienWianls. 

Christian  JI.  Prutsman 14  May,    63 

William  W.  Jliichen 5Nov.,  64 

Onesime  Hundeau 6  Nov. , 

David  C.  A^hmore 3  Dec, 

Russill  L.  Moore,  Adj't 14  Dec, 

Herbert  D.  Dyer 21  Dec. 

Jesse  M.  Kobtrts 2  Jan.,    65 

Washington  Stever 12  Jau., 

Thomas  C.  Alexander 19  Jan., 

Conrad  (^unkel 15  Apr., 

Frederick  Dunham,  71!.  Q.  M.  9  June, 

Second  Lientenanis. 


Surgeon. 
D.  Cooper  Ay  res 20  Apr.,    62 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
Ebenezer  F.  .Spaulding 15  Apr.,  65 

Chaplaiii. 
Samuel  W.  Eaton,  a.  w.  m. 


The  following  is  a  list  of  the  enlisted  men 
of  this  regiment  to  whom  medals  of 
honor  have  been  awarded  by  the  Sec- 
retary of  WiV': 


Corporal  H.  A.  Ellis. 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (4.) 

Captain  George  H.  Walther,  February  1,  18G2,  to  Major 
34th  regi}neut  Wisconsin  infantry. 

Captain  .Samuel  J.  Nasmith,  August  13,  1862,  to  Lieuten- 
ant Colonel  2.5th  regiment  Wisconsiu  infantry. 

First  Lieut.  La  Tour  M.  Crist,  R.  Q.  M.,  May  19,  1865,  to 
Captain  and  A.  Q.  M, 

As.^istant  Surgeon  Ernest  Kramer,  June  13,  1862,  to 
Surgeon  1st  regiment  Wisconsiu  cavalry. 

Resigned,  (25.) 

C'donel  Jn.seph  Vandor,  January  30.  1862. 

Captain  James  H.  Huntington,  April  29,  186-'. 

Captain  Samnel  Slevens,  Way  24,  1862. 

Captaiu  Emerson  F.   Giles,  June  7,   1862.     (Recomrais- 

sioned  Captain  June  20,  1862.) 
Captain  Emcrsoa  F.  Giles,  February  9,  1863. 
Captaiu  Homer  Drake,  Felirnary  11,  1863. 
Captaiu  Allen  U.  Bushnell,  March  8,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  C.  JL  H.  Meyer,  December  27,  1861. 
l^irst  Lieut.  Augustus  S.  Rogers,  December  31,  J861. 
First  Lieut.  William  F.  Bailey,  January  20,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  IVilliam  B.  Manning,  March  20,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Sandfnrd  L.  Bachelder,  March  20,  lci;2. 
First  Lieut.  Michael  B.  Misner,  June  23.  1862. 
First  Lieut.  H.  Fort  Colton,  October  31,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Frank  W.  Oakley,  December  29,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Christopher  C.  Lefier,  April  4,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  William  E.  Sloat,  September  13,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Amasa  T.  Reed,  November  12,  1861. 
Second  Lieut,  Letnuel  Kromer,  January' 30,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Samuel  Sliields,  July  23,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Edward  W.  .Tones,  September  15,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Samuel  B.  Morse,  September  27,  1862. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Linus  B.  Brainard,  April  16,  1864. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Francis  J.  Despins,  March  22,  1865. 
Chaplain  Samuel  L.  Brown,  March  24,  1862. 

Mnntered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (11.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Mark  Finnicum,  December  17,  1864. 
Captain  Frederic  L.  Warner,  September  16,  1864. 
Captain  Robert  Montietli,  September  24,  1864. 
Captain  Joseph  N.  P.  Bird,  September  2(5,  1864. 
Captain  Alexander  W.  Bean,  .Septembm-  29,  1864. 
Captain  James  Johnson,  December  3,  1864. 
Captain  Henry  F.  Vouug,  December  3,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  David  Sbirrell,  R.  Q.  M.,  Septrmber26,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  Fulks,  October  10,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  E.  Weeks,  December  3,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Alphonso  A.  Kidd,  August  29,  1864. 

Discharged,  (24.) 

Colonel  Wil'iam  W.  Robinson,  July  9,  1864. 

Lieut.  Colonel  Charles  A.  Hamilton,  March  3,  1863. 

Lieut.  Colonel  John  B.  Callis,  December  29,  1863. 

l\Laior  George  Bill.  January  ,5,  1863. 

Captain  William  D.  Walker,  December  16.  1862. 

Captain  Robert  C.  Palmer,  October  13,  1863. 

Captain  Levi  E.  Pond,  December  10,*1864. 

Captaiu  Frederick  R.  Dearborn,  Juno  15,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  Samuel  Woodhouse,  April  1,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Henry  P.  Clinton,  R.Q,.M.,  November  1,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Charles  AV.  Cook,  Adjt,  December  28,  1862. 


*  Discharged  August  7,  1865. 


WISCONSIN    INFANTRY. 


173 


First  Lieut.  Samuel  J.  Miller,  November  7,  1863. 
First  Liput.  William  W.  Kyan,  November  9,  18(53. 
First  Lii'Ut.  Audrevr  J.  Compton,  November  9,  1803. 
First  Lieut.  Henry  Gibson,  March  30,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Oley  Graslcy,  November  4,  18fi4,  (Itecommis- 

sioned  as  Captain  Decembei'  18,  1864.) 
First  Lieut.  E.  Anrler  Campbell,  Adj't,  November  17,  1SG4 
First  Lieut.  Amos  D.  Rood,  December  9,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  John    TV.  Mr.Kenzie,  December  27,  I860 
Second  Lieut.  Ren  L.  Estis,  November  9,  1863.  ' 
Second  Lieut.  John  W.  Brnce,  Deccmbei'  3,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Jud.sou  H.  Holcumb,  November  4,  1864. 
^  Surgeon  Heniy  Palmer,  April  13,  1862. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Ebenezer  F.   Spauldiup,  October  10, 

1863, (BecommissionedAssistantSurgeon  April  15, 1865.) 

Died,  (10.) 

Captain  George  H.  BraijUnt,  killed  in  action  at  Oaiues- 

villi-,  Va.,  August  28,  18G2. 
Captain  Alexander  Gordon,  jr.,  killed  in  action  at  Fitz- 

Inigh's  Crossing,  Va.,  April  29,  1863. 
C.'iptain  Jeffei  son  Newman,  killed  in  action  at  WildHfcess 

Va..  Mayo,  l.S<14. 
Firvt  Lieut.  Jaiiips  Holmes,  killed  in  action  at  'Wilderness 

Va..  May  G,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Burns  NeivmBn,  killed  in  action  at  North 

Anna,  Va.,  May  25,  1864. 
First  Linut.  Sanuiel  H.  Phillips,  Adft,  June  21,  1864,  of 

wounds  reei-iv.  d  in  action  at  Petershui-g,  \a.. 
First   Lii'Ut.   Augustus  M.  Hubbard,   April  2,  Isfi.i, 

wounds  received  in  action  at  Five  Forks,  Va. 
Second  Lieut.   AVilliam  O.  Toppimg,  killed  in  action  at 

Fitzhugh's  Crossing,  Va.,  April  29,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  William  W.  Walrath,  killed  in  action  at 

Wilderness,  Va.,  May  5,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Tanner  Thomas,  killed  in  action  near  Pe- 
tersburg, Va.,  June  18,  1864. 


of 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 

"Cedar  Mount ,\i.M,"  no  los.s.  "Catlett's  St.mioiN'."  imundcd,  E.M.,1;  missing,  E,  U.,1 
••Rappahannock  Station,"  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  JI.  1 ;  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  "Gatnksvxlle,"  hilled, 
0.  1,  E.  M.  26;  wounded,  O.  7,  E.  M.  110;  missing,  E.  M.,  16.  ""BuLL  RUN,"  (Aug.  30,  lB&i,)killed, 
E.  M.,  2;  KOii7!6!erf,  E.  M. ,  19;  missing,  K.  'M.,^.  -  SOUTH  MOUNTAIN,"  i/H«rf,  E.  M.,  11 ;  wonnded, 
O.  1,  E.  M.  82.  "Antieta.M,"  killed.  E.  M.,  8;  wounded.  T..  M.,  18.  "Fred eric KSliUno,  killed, 
E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded.  E.  M.,  7;  missing,  E.  M.,  3.  •'  Fitzhugh's  Ckossing,"  killed,  O.  2,  E.  M.  1  ■ 
wounded,  O.  2,  E.  M.  3.  " Chanceli.oksyille.^'  no  loss.  "Gettysburg,"  killed,  E.  M..  21; 
wounded,  (>.  10,  E.  M.  95;  missing,  O.  1.  E.  M.  51.  •' Haymarkkt."  missing,  0.  i,  E.  M.  34. 
'■Mine  Run,"  no  loss.  "Wii.dkrn-ess,"  Av^Zeal,  0.  3,  E.  :M.  25;  wounded,  0.3,  E.  M.  117  ;  missing-, 
E.  M.,  33.  "SPOTTSYLVANIA,"  *j«erf,  E.  .M.,  19;  wounded,  O.  .3,  E.  JI.  46;  missins,  E.  M.,  3. 
"North  Anna,"  killed.  O.  1,  E.  31.  2;  wounded,  E.  M.,  20;  missing,  E.  :\[.  2.  "TOLOrOTOMoY," 
no  loss.  "Bethesda  Church,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded.  O.  2,  E.  M.  4.  "COLD  Harbor!" 
wounded,  E.  il.,  1.  "  PETERSBURG,"  killed,  O.  1,  E.  M,  9;  wonnded,  O,  2.  E.  JI.  47;  miasinff,  E. 
M.,6.  "yVELDOS  R.\ILlU)A-n,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "Hatcher^s  Run,"  (Oct  27,  1864,)  missing, 
E.  M.,1.  "Hatcher's  run,"  (Feb.  6.  1865.)  killed  E.  jr.,3;  wounded  O.  3,  E.  M.  14;  missing, 
E.  M.,2.  "Gravelly  Run,"  killed,  E.  ;a.,  6;  wounded,  E.  M..  38;  7nissing,  E.  M.,  3.  "Five 
Forks,"  killed,  E.  M.,  5;  toounded,  O.  2,  E.  M.  16. 

•*  Appointed  Surgeon  TJ.  S.  vols. 


174 


WISCONSIN    INFANTRY. 


Erai-ITH  REGIMENT. 

(Thinregiment  was  organized  at  Maclison, 
Wis.,  from  September  5  to  October  U, 
1861,  to  serve  tliree  years.  On  the  ex- 
piration of  its  term  of  service  ttie  origi- 
nal members  (except  veterans)  were 
mustered  out,  and  the  orgauization, 
composed  of  veterans  and  recruits,  re- 
tained ill  Service  until  September  5, 
1865,  when  it  was  mustered  out.) 

Colonel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel, 
William  B.  Britton,  a.  io.  m. 

Major. 
James  0,  Bartlett   1  May,    65 

Captains. 

Peter  B.  Willoughby 19  Nov.,  63 

Benjamin  S.  Williams 1  ^Afav,  64 

Theodore  .K.  Fellows 08  Jlay,  65 

Jacob  Leffler 6  June, 

First  Lieutenants. 

Samuel  J.  Sargent 2  Sept.,  63 

Hugh  McAuley,  R.  Q.  M 21  Muy,    64 

Jolm  W.  (ireenman Ki  Juue, 

.Shunian  K.  Ellsworth Ill  Nov., 

Jlilton  H.  Doty 31  Jan.,    65 

Henry  L.  Bull,  JdJ't 31  Jan., 

Corydon  Bimghton 5  Feb., 

Charles  P.  Stewart 1  May, 

Benjamin  D.  (iano 16  Aug., 

Thomas  d.  Butler,  a.  w,  m. 
Charles  Palmetier,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lientenant. 
Hollister  S.  Phillips,  a.  w.  m. 

Surgeon. 
Joseph  E.  Jiurta 6  Dec,    62 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
Henry  M.  Murdoclc,  «.  w.  m. 

Chaplain. 
John  Hobart,  u.  w.  m. 


Casualties 


Promoted,  (3.) 
Captain  William  P.  Lyon,  August  14, 1862,  to  Colonel  13th 

regiment  Wisconsin  infantry. 
First  Lieut.  Ezra  T.  .Sprague,  .-Idft,  September  13,  1864, 

til  Colonel  'lOd  regiment  Wisconsin  infantry. 
First  Lieut.  Arthur  L.  Hungerford,   November  20,  1862, 

to  Captain  and  C.  S. 

Resigned.  (18.) 

Captain  David  B.  Conger,  June  23,  18i!3. 
Captam  Milo  M.  Baker,  August  31,  18112. 
Captain  Alonzo  D.  Hickok,  July  15,  1863. 
Vn-<\  Lieut.  Zeu«a  Beach,  June  19,  1862. 
F'irst  Lieut,  .fames  HL  Gilbert,  June  23,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Melvin  B.  Patchin,  August  31,  1863. 
First  IJeut.  Lafayette  Munaill,  July  15,  1864. 
.Second  Lieut.  Frank  McGuire,  October  5,  1861. 
Second  Lieut.  Hiram  T.  Williamson,  January  9,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Seth  Pierce,  Jlay  11,  1862. 
Sicimd  Lieut.  Rinaldo  J.  Baker,  June  3,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  James  Berry,  June  13,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Emmons  H.  JVebstei;  Juue  2.5,  1862. 
Scciiud  Lieut.  Henry  H.  Lathrop,  Juno  29.  1862. 
Assistant  iSurgeon  William  Hobbins,  .January  4,  1862. 
Assistant  Surgeon  L.  G.  Armsirong,  November  29,  1863. 
Assistant  .Surgeon  Reuben  W'illson,  August  22,  1864. 
Chaplain  William  JIcKinley,  October  17,  1862. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (10.) 
Colonel  Joint  Jr.  Jefferson,  September  16,  1864. 
Captam  Jnsiah  B.  Reilfield,  September  lii.  1864. 
Captain  William  C.  Young,  rietnber  13,  1864. 
Captain  AWcrt  E.  Smith,  December  10, 1864. 
Captain  Charles  P.  King,  December  10,  lt<li4. 
Captain  James  H.  Greene,  Feljruary  27,  186.5. 
Captain  Duncan  A.  Kennedy,  July  18,  186.5. 
First  Lieut.  John  A.  Smith,  September  16,  1864. 
Fii-st  Lieut.  Marvin  II.  Helms,  December  12,  1864. 
Secoud  Lieut.  Samuel  C.  McDowell,  January  7,  1865. 

Discharged,  (7.) 
Colonel  George  W.  Robbins,  Seiitember  1, 1863. 
*  Captain  William  J.  Dawes,  March  31,  1864. 
Captain  J'irinr  Wolf,  March  2.-',  1865. 

First  Lieut.  Francis  L.  Billings,  R.  Q.  M.,  January  8, 18GJ. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  Christensen,  May  20,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  David  Conger,  September  11,  18("i4. 
Second  Lieut.  John  Woodworth,  May  15, 1865. 

Died,  (8.) 

Captain  John  E.  Perkins,  May  11,  1862,  of  wounds  re- 
ceived in  action  at  Parmington,  Miss. 

Captain  8t<-phen  Fstee,  S.'iitember  27,  1863,  of  wounds 
received  in  action  at  Vicksburg,  Miss. 

First  Lieut.  James  T.  McCliirr.  Mav  19,  1864,  of  wounds 
recriveil  in  action  at  Yellow  Bayou,  La. 

First  I>ient.  William  H.  Sar(,'en"t,  killed  in  action  at 
Nashville,  Tenn.,  Decembei'  J6,  1861. 

Second  Lieut.  Carlos  D.  Stephens,  November  6,  1861,  of 
diseiise,  at  Pilot  Knob,  Mo. 

Second  Lieut.  Richard  D.  Beamish,  killed  in  action  near 
Farmingtou,  Miss.,  May  9,  1862. 

Sccimd  Lieut.  U'llhtrd  D~.  Clinpnian,  killed  in  action  near 

^  Vicksburg,  Miss.,  May  22,  1863. 

Second  Lieut,  Jnaon  S.  Jonos,  January  13,  186.'i  at  Ru- 
I       ral,  Wis. 

'  Appointed  Captain  in  V.  R.  C. 


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Dismissed,  (2.) 

Colon*l  Robert  C.  Mnrijh y,  January  10, 1863. 
Surgeon  Samuel  P.  Thornhill,  November  14,  lf:62. 


Ll'^t  of  battles,  «fec.,  in  whicb  tb^s  regiment  participated,  sbowing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"FREUERlCKTOWN-.'noloss.  -'I-LAND  Xu.MBER  TE.v."  nolo~<.  "  FaRMI.vgtoX."  killed,  0.  1,  E. 
jr.  1  ;  wounded,  O.  -2.  E.  M.  i? ;  mUfirig,  E.  JI.,  2.  "  CORINTH."  (Mav  .=;  f.  30.  180C', )  killed,  E.  M..  •;' : 
icounded,  E.  M.,  3.  "ICKA,"  (Sept.  13  and  14,  1862.)  missing,  E.  M  ,  ili'.  "Icka,"  (■■^•■pt.  19,  l.-f/JJ 
nolos^.  "CORIKTH,"  (Oct.  3  aDd4,  JSfii.J  killed,  E.  M.,  15;  Konnded,  E.  M.,  .5'J ;  mi.'^inff,Y^.yL,>. 
"RATMO.VD,"nolos-;.  "Jackson,"  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  "Sikge  of  YKV.~:?,\jv.g."  killed,  O.'l,  E.  .M.  1; 
wounded,  0.  2.  E.  M.  .5.  '•  Mlchantcsville,''  wounded,  E.  M.,  2.  "Richmond,"  nol'~j.  'Fort 
De  RrssY,"  no  lo.s>.  "Hen"df.r=on  ;  Hill,"  no  lo-:s.  "  Pleasant  Hill,"  no  lo--.  •  Cloutif.u- 
viLLE,"no  lo-s.    "Yellow  Bayou,"  Kounrfed,  0.,l.    "Lake  Chicot,"  A-(7k'd,  E.  "^l  .'i;  wounded, 

E.  M..  12.  "Pontotoc,"  no  I..?,.  "  TuI'ELO,"  kilUd,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded.  E.  M..  2.  "  HCRKICAN-E 
Creek."  killed,  E.  H.,  1.  '■  Abbeyville."  uimndM.  E.  JI.,  2.  "  Nashville,"  A(7Z«(f,  0.  1,  E.  31.  6; 
icounded,  0. 3,  E.  M.  53.     "  Spanish  Fort,"  killed,  E.  M.,  2. 


176 


WISCONSIN    INFANTRY. 


NINTH  REGIMENT. 

(BATTALION  OF.) 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Milwau- 
kie,  Wis.,  from  Octdber  29  to  Novem- 
ber 26,  1861,  to  serve  tliree  years.  Tbo 
original  membeia  (except  veterans) 
were  mustered  ont  December  3,  1864, 
by  rea.son  of  expiration  of  terra  of  ser- 
vice, and  tlie organization,  eompo-i'dof 
veterans  aud  recruits,  consolidated  into 
a  battalion  of  four  companies,  and  re- 
tained in  service  untiljanuary  30,  1866, 
■\vben  it  was  mustered  out.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Arthur  Jacobi 1:3  Sept.,  G2 

George  Eekhart 30  Oct.,     61 

David  Veidt 30  May,    65 

I'irst  Lij:iiii:iinnt!!. 

Hans  J.  Lori'iitzen 26  Aug  ,  63 

AVilliani  Doeruer 'M  I\[ay,    65 

refer  Weib.'l 30  Mav, 

Frederick  AV.  Jacobi 30  May, 

Sfoiid  LiciUiiionts. 

Daniel  Goetz 17  Mar. ,  65 

Juliu  Ludivig 30  May , 

J.ieol)  Barge 30  May, 

Siirifeon. 
Charles  Ottilie.... 20  Mar.,  65 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (6.) 

Colonel  Frederick  Salomon,  July  16,  Utj2,  to  B]-igadii-r 
General. 

Captain  Charles  E.  G  Horn,  February  20,  la64,  to  Lieu- 
tenant Colonel  65th  U.  S.  C.  T. 

Captain  (innial  He-se,  Deccndi.  r  7,  1864,  to  Lieutenant 
(Jolrjiiel  45(li  regimejit  Wisconsin  infantry. 

First  Lieut.  William  Finkler,  /?.  Q.  I^f.,  June  18,  1862,  to 
Captain  and  A.  Q.  M. 

First  Lieut.  Anton  Blocki,  May  1,  1863,  to  Captain  aud 
A.  A.  G. 

Second  Lieut.  Reinhard  Schlichting,  December  14,  1864, 
to  Captain  4.5th  regiment  Wisconsin  infautry. 

Resigned,  (33.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Alfred  G.  Wrisberg,  Febnaary  13,  18C2. 

Lieut.  Coloio.-I  Hi.iiiii  Orff,  August  14,  IrOJ. 

Captain  Domiiiir  linslneler,  December  7>,  1861. 

Ca|jtain  Frederick  Aude,  April  i,  186-J, 

Captain  Fi-eilerick  Becker,  May  13,  11^62. 

Captain  John  C.  G.  Hnltert,  August  H.  1862. 

Ciil'tam  August  F.  Viimhe.  Novembei  27,  ]^'62. 

Captain  Heriry  F.  lielitz,  I;e,-e.nber  24,  1862. 

Captain  I'elei-  Speliii,  July  24,  1863. 

(iaptain  Martin  Voegele,  August  16.  1864. 

Caption  Adolpb  Miller,  April  Si,  1865. 

Fi|■.^t  Lieut.  Jolm  Arentsou,  February  13,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  William  Meissnei',  April  1!),  1862. 

l''irst  Lieut.  Alfred  P.  Doersehlag,  .May  1.5,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Conrad  lirunke.  June  27,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Jacob  Bnlin,  February  6,  li^(;3. 

First  Lieut.  .J,ii-ob  JlUr/icr,  April  24,  l!-'63. 

Fiist  Lieut.  AVilliam  Markhotf,  May  )2,  186:J. 

First  Lieut.  Fiiedriek  Boltog,  February  24,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Fiauz  Herman   June  2;i.  If64. 

First  Lieut.  George  Gruemer,  April  26,  Jb'65. 

.Second  Lieut.  August  Kruger,  December  16,  1861. 

Second  LieuT.  Gisbort  Guetzloc,  Januaiy  i;2,  1862. 

.Second  Lieut.  Erlianl  Weber,  June  5.  1802. 

Second  lAi-nl.Vctlef  Jhick,  August  13,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Ethnnrd  JUschnf,  L>eceuilier  1,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Kdwnrd  K.  Klnhbutz,  April  25.  1863. 

.See 1  Lieut.  Richard  Keonpter,  May  21,  1863. 

.Seei'iid  Lieut.  Gerhard  Zuckir,  July  3.  ir63. 
Secimd  Lieut.  Gustuvns  Clemen,  June  15,  1664. 
.Second  Lieut.  Julius  I'lrich,  Novemlier  2i'S,  1864. 
.Surgeon  Jlerrman  Kaumau,  .March  4.  liitid. 
Chaplain  John  Uuutly,  June  13,  lcli3. 

Mustered  out  on  c.ipirntion  of  t-nu  of  service,  (21.) 

Colonel  Charles  E.   Salomon,   (Brevet  Brigadier  <U'ueri,i 

March  13,  l(-r,5  )  December  3,  1864. 
!\Iajor  Herrinan  Schluler,  December  3,  1864. 
('a[ilain  Charles  C.  Hucheuau,  l>eeeinber  3,  18li4. 
Caotitiii  Henry  .Stfieks,  December  3,  11^64. 
Caiitaiu  Carl  H.  Svlimidt,  Di'cember  3,  1864. 
Caiitain  Fniilrich  Molziicr,  I'ecember3,  1864. 
Cujituin  John  (4erlii'r,  December  3,  WA. 
C, (plain  ['hilipp  Ki'Uer,  Ueeember  3,  1:^64. 
(taptnin  EdAviird  lliieeger,  Decenilier  3,  1864. 
Fn^t  Lieut.  Herbert  I'foteuhiiuer,  December  3,  1861. 
Firsr  Lieut.  Lriihard  Hartfeil,  A.l/'t.  December  3,  18li4. 
First  Lieut,  (lustaviis  Jacob,-OD,  ii.  Q.  il/.,   December  3, 

1864. 
First  Lieut.  i\dam  i\Iauss,  December  3,  1864. 


WISCONSIN    INFANTRY, 


177 


First  Lieut.  John  Van  Ells,  Dccembev  3,  l?li4. 

First  Lieut.  Louis  Schuetze,  DecumberS,  lyCl. 

First  La-ut.  Hugo  Koch,  December  3,  1864. 

Second  Lii'Ut.  Autoii  Fischer,  Lleceiubcr  3,  1SG4. 

Secuud  Lieut.  Michael  A.  Miller,  December  ;i,  18^4. 

Secoud  Lieut.  Michurl  Welir,  Decembi-r  3,  1864. 

.Siirijeon  Louis  Loehr,  December  3,  1S04. 

A3s^.^taut  .SnrLjeou  Theodore  1-Lieriug,  December  3,  ]N4 

Discharged,  ^J.) 

Captain  Chniles  Frantz,  Jtiiy  15,  1865. 

Fir-:t  Lieut.  Otto  Lei'^sniipr,  September  13,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Albert  ,Scbr"i-<ler,  April  20,  186.^.. 

Seci'iid  Lieut.  Adolph  B.  Chliuh-ck,  November  04,  Iji'.i 

Second  Lieut.  Alois  Klaus,  Maveli  10,  1864. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
Captain  William  Schulteu,  June  3,  1865. 


List  of  battles,  ifcc,  in  which  this  recrimeut  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each: 

"'Sf.wtOSIA."  killed,  E.  M.,  12;  jroinided.B.  '}•]..  5;  iiiisfiiig.  E.  Jr.,14'.l.  "  .SpoonvitlE,"  AvV/rrf, 
E.  M.,  10;  woinidcd.  E.  51..  C>.  "jKNKi.vs'  Ferry,"  (April  15,  ISM.)  Id/li d.  E.  M.,  1;  iconndcd,  E. 
M.,  2.     •■  JENKIXS'  Ferry,"  (April  30,  lt64,)  killed,  E,  M.,  13;  wounded,  0.  1,  E.  M.  80. 


12 


178 


WISCONSIN    INFANTRY. 


TENTH  REGIMENT. 

(Tbis  regimeut  was  organized  at  Jlilwau- 
kie,Wi3.,iii(  ittnber,  ISfil,  to  serve  three 
years.  It  was  mustered  out  November 
3,  1864,  by  reason  of  expiration  of  term 
of  service,  ami  the  veteransaiid  recniits 
transferred  to  the-..'l.^t  regiment  Wi.^cn- 
Siu  infanti  y.) 

Colo  ml. 


LicuUvaiit  Colonel, 


Mdior. 

*  Dnncau  JIcKercbt  r .31  Jnly,  63 

Coptniiis, 

Jacob  AV.  Kohv .5  Oct.,    61 

t  Robert  Harkue.s 20  Oct.,    60 

Charles  H.  rord ^  Apr.,   63 

*  Frank  W.   Perry 10  A pr. , 

t  AViUiam  A.  Collins 7  Ang., 

>5  Robert  H.  Spencer SO  Ang., 

Normau  Thatcher 1  Nov., 

First  L'tcntetiants, 

II  Harvey  Fairchild ]■)  Oct.,    61 

II  Amos  L.  <i;itfs 20  Oct.,    62 

1L.  Dwit;ht   Ilinkley 10  Apr.,   63 

t  Augustus  E.  Patchin 10  Apr., 

Joseph  C.  Hu^se V   10  Apr., 

Elliot  H.  Benton,"/?.  ((.M 6  Aug., 

1|  James  M.  Goff,  Adft fi  Aug., 

Armstead  C.  Brown,  jr 2-1  Dec, 

Second  I,ichU}tarils. 

Smith  JI.  Ko.xen !i  Oct.,    62 

Thomas  C.  irNeal 10  Apr,,   63 

John  RifeTd)ergh 10  Apr., 

•"■Warren  P>.  Elleuwood 10  Apr., 

*  Augustus  II.  Jfnkimson 10  Apr., 

t  "William  O.  Butler 10  Apr., 

Siir^co7i. 
Solon  Maiks 20  Oct.,    61 

Assistant  Surgeon, 
Robert  G.  James 6  Mar.,  64 

C/xiplaiii. 
Homer  H.Benson 31  Oct.,    63 


CASUAfcTlES. 


Promoted,  (3.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Joshua  J.  Guppy,  August  20,  1862,  to  Col- 
onel 23d  regiment  Wisconsin  infantry. 

Assistant  Surgeon  Robert  Mitel. ell,  September  1.5,  1863, 
to  Surgeon  27th  regiment  Wisconsin  infantry. 

Assistant  Surgeon  Harmon  Benson,  .^larch  3,  1864,  to 
Surgeon  14th  regiment  Wisconsin  infantry. 

Resigned,  (29.) 
Colonel  Alfred  R.  Chnpin,  January  03.  1S0.3. 
Colonel  John  G.  JIcMynn,  June  16.  1863. 
Captain  Edwin  Hillyer.  April  3,  18152. 
Captain  Andrew  J.  Richardson,  April  12,  1862.     (Recom 

missioned  Captain  October  1,  18ii2  ) 
Captain  Caleb  T.  Overton.  July  17,  1862. 
Captain  h'ohcrt  Kohhthrf,  Decendjer  2,  18ii2. 
Captain  Samuel  JV.  Harick,  January  30,  1863.     • 
Captain  Orestes  B.  Ticngood,  May  I'J,  1811:'. 
Captain  Andrcic  J.  Itichardson,  June  2,  1863. 
Captain  'William  H.  Palmer,  September  3,  1863. 
Captain  James  C.  Adams,  November  1,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Ed^^ard  I).  Lowery,  June  9.  ]8(!2. 
First  Lieut.  Tliomas  L.  Kenniin,  July  12,  1862. 
Fiist  Lieut.  Loren  B.  Brewer,  November  8.  1862. 
Ivir^t  Lieut.  George  lugersoU,  Febmary  2.5.  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Benjamin  F.  Johnson,  February  26.  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Leander  B.  Hills,  51  arch  17,  If  (13. 
Fii  sf  Lieut.  Benton  SIcConnell,  B.  Q.M.,  April  15, 1863. 

First  Lieut.  Flavins  J.  Harringtc lune  1,  186.3. 

Second  Lent.  Samuel  L.  Hart.  S.'pl.inlier  14,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  George  "W.  Mar>h,  October  10,  18(12. 
.Second  Lieut.  Silas  A.  Wilcox,  Pecendier  2,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  John  Small.  Jlareh  13,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Abraham  V.  Knapii,  October  7, 1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Daniel  A.  Steele,  October  U,  18(i3. 
.Second  Lieut.  Eli.-ha  P.  Sfowell,  Deceiidu'r  6.  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Rolierf  Koacb,  Jlareh  JU,  18114. 
Assistant  Surgeon  ff  illiam  .1.  Gurdav,  Februaiy  12, 1863. 
Chaplain  James  L.  Cofiu,  April  30,  1862. 

Died,  (6./ 

Lieut.  Colonel  John  II.  Ely,  October  4,  1863,  in  hands  of 
enemy,  from  wounds  received  in  action. 

JIajor  Huirij  O.  Johnson,  killed  in  action  at  Chaplin  Hills, 
Ky.,  October  8.  Ir62. 

Captain  "NVilliam  Moc.re,  killed  by  guerillas  near  Larkius- 
ville,  Ala.,  July  4,  1862. 

Captain  ( Irorge  M.  AVest.  killed  in  action  at  Chickaniauga, 
Ga.,  September  19,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Robert  Rennie  killed  in  action  at  Chicka- 
niauga, Ga.,  September  19,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Chester  A.  Burdick,  September  17,  1864,  of 
disease,  at  Charleston,  S.  C. 


*  Discharged  March  11,  1865. 
t  Discharged  December  19,  1864. 
.{Discharged  January  3,  186.5. 


&  Taken  prisoner  nt  battle  of  Clnckamauga. 

II  Discharged  March  12,  186.J. 

il  Discharged  November  15,  1864. 


WISCONSIN   INFANTRY. 


179 


ELEVENTH  KEGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Madison, 
Wis.,  from  September  27  to  November 
19, 3861,  to  serve  three  years.  On  the 
expiration  of  its  term  of  service  the 
original  members  (except  veterans) 
vrere  mustered  out,  and  the  organiza- 
tion, composed  of  veterans  and  recruits, 
retained  in  service  until  September  4, 
1665,  when  it  was  mustered  out.) 

ColoneU 

Charles  L.  Harris 27  Sept.,  61 

{Brevet  Brig.  Gen.  13  March,  1865.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

Luther  H.  Whittlesey IJuly,   63 

(Brevet  Colonel  13  March,  1865.) 

Major, 


Captains. 

Otis  Kemick 21  Feb.,  63 

James  Lang 18  Mar., 

Abner  Powell 3  Aug., 

RielE.  Jackson 26  Aug., 

Henry  Toms 1  Xov., 

XelsonR.  Doan 16  May,   64 

Luther  T.  Park 23  July, 

James  O'Nell 3  Jan.,    65 

William  S.  McCready 1  July, 

First  Lieutenants. 

'  Cbas.  Geo.  Mayers,  7?.  Q.  M.  8  Nov.,  61 
(Brevet  Major  13  March,  I860. ) 

Sidney  E.  Shepard 3  Aug.,  63 

WiUiam  Charleton 4  Aug. , 

George  W.  Dale 1  Nov., 

AVilliam  P.  McConnell 1  Nov. , 

John  Sewright 5  .Tune,  64 

Henry  C.  Wellcome 5  June, 

James  F.  Spencer,  Adj't 23  July, 

George  FanveH 1  July,   65 

John  E.  Lyon,  a.  w.  m. 
Clark  S.  Gilbert,  a.  w.m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Thornton  H.  Brainard 11  Oct.,    64 

James  S.  Robinson 27  June,  65 

Henry  J.  Luneburg 4  Aug-., 

Surgeon. 
Edward  Everitt 25  Aug.,  63 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
John  T.  Wil-on 9  Sept.,  61 

Chaplain. 


Casdalties. 


Resigned,  (38.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Charles  A.  Wood,  June  7,  1863. 

Major  Arthur  Piatt,  July  9,  1863. 

Captain  James  H.  Hubbard,  Februarv  7,  1862. 

Captain  Wilbur  F.  Pelt  on,  May  14,  1862. 

Captain  Edward  R.  Chase,  October  3,  1862. 

Captain  Eri  S.  Oakley,  January  23,  1863. 

Captain  Charles  Perry,  March  18,  1863. 

Captain  Edwin  D.  Partridge,  March  18,  1863. 

Captain  Fernando  D.  Stone,  July  23,  1863. 

Captain  Alexander  Chrystie,  Januarj-  11,  1864. 

Captain  Allen  J.  Whittier,  February"l8,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  George  M.  Sabin,  R.  Q.  M..  November  6, 1861. 

First  Lieut.  Dewitt  C.  Benham,  March  7.  1862. 

First  Lieut.  PhUo  AV.  Jones,  August  25.  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Nathan  Downs,  January  17,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  WUUam  HiU,  February  28,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Martin  V.  B.  Hutchinson,  June  12,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Wallace  W.  Day,  July  11,  1863. 

Fir.st  Lieut.  Daniel  Lincoln,  Adj't,  July  28,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Eli  H.  IHx,  August  1,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Andrew  R.  Wynn,  October  22   1863. 

First  Lieut.  Azel  Groover,  February  6,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Ira  W.  Hunt,  Adj't,  June  14,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Artemas  Adams,  December  1,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  James  M.  Bull.  March  8,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Henry  Blake,  March  19,  18C2. 

Second  Lieut.  William  H.  Dawson,  April  7,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Isaac  J.  Wright,  June  18,  1862. 

S<"COnd  Lieut.  Oscar  P.  Mattiee,  July  8,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Martin  Colby,  November  26,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Robert  P.  House,  November  27,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  John  B.  Hillier,  September  3,  1863. 

Second  Lieut.  Charles  Allen.  January  11,  1864. 

Surgeon  Henry  P.  Strong,  July  16,  18G3. 

Assistant -Surgeon  Hilton  W.  Boyce,  June  7,  1863. 

Assistant  Surgeon  Joseph  Green,  July  20.  1864. 

Chaplain  James  B.  Britton,  April  24,  ]8o-^. 

Chaplain  George  W.  Wells,  June  9,  1865. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (2.) 

Major  Jesse  S.  Miller,  June  16,  1865. 
Captain  Hiram  J.  Lewis,  January  3,  1865. 

Discliarged,  (2.) 
First  Lieut.  Angus  R.  McDonald,  (Brevet  Captain  March 

26,  1865. )  June  10,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Alvin  Abell,  July  25,  1865. 


Died,  (10.) 
Captain  Alfred  J.  Pea.slee,  May  23, 


1863,  of  wounds  re- 


1863,  of  woTinds  re- 


ceived in  action. 

Captain  Daniel  E.  Hough,  June  3, 
ceived  in  action. 

Captain  William  L.  Freeman,   June  7,  1864,   of  wounds 
received  at  Big  Black  River,  Miss. 

First  Lieut.  Jerome  Chesebro,  May  3,  1863,   near  Grand 
Gulf.  Miss.  ^^^      ^  „ 

First  Lieut.  Charles  A.  Johnson,  July  5,  1865,  at  Mont- 
gomery, Ala.  ^, 

.Second  Lieut.  Henry  D.  Smith,  July  10,  1862,  at  Claren- 
don, Ark. 

Second  Lieut.  Hiram  E.  Smith,  killed  in  action  near  Vicks- 
burg.  Miss.,  May  22,  1863. 
*  Discharged  September  30,  1665. 


180 


WISCONSIN   INFANTRY. 


Second  Lieut.  James  Law,  June  5,  1863,  of  -woiiDd*. 
Second  Lieut.  Caleb  A.  Norlhrup,  September  3,  1863,  at 

Carrollton,  La. 
Second  Lieut.  Richard  Caddell,  killed  in  action  at  Fort 

Blakely,  Ala.,  April  9,  1865. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
Captain  Dudley  C.  Wyman,  December  29,  1864. 

Deserted,  (1.) 

Second  Lieut.  Alfred  A.  Chamberlain,  June  8,  1863,  from 
rear  of  Vlcksburg,  Miss.  • 


List  of  battles,  &o.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 

"Hill's  Plantation,"  iz'Hcrf,E.M.,  4;  wounded,  E.M..19.    "Coahoma  Co.,"  wou-nded,'E,,  M.,  2. 
"Port  Gibson,"  killed,  E.  M.,  2 ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  12.    "Champion  Hill,"  no  loss.    "Big  Black 

KlVER,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1  ;  wounded,  O.  2,  E.  M.  4.     "  SlEGE  OF  VICKSBURG."  killed,  O.  1,  E.  M.  10; 

woMwrfed,  O.  3,  E.  M.  57.    "Jackson,"  Ai7/erf,  E.  M.,  2.    "Bayou  Lafourche."  no  loss.    "Spanish 
Fort,"  no  less,     "  Fort  Blakely,"  killed,  O.  1,  E.  M.  14  ;  wounded,  O.  2,  E.  M.  2S. 


"WISCONSIN   INFANTRY. 


181 


TWELFTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Madison, 
Wis.,  from  October  18  to  December  13, 
1861,  to  serve  thi-ee  years.  On  the  ex- 
piration of  its  term  of  service  the  original 
members  (except  veterans)  vfere  mus- 
tered out,  and  the  organization,  com- 
posed of  veterans  and  recruits,  retained 
in  service  until  July  16,  1865,  when  it 
was  mustered  out.) 


Colonel. 

James  K.  Proudflt 21  Nov.,  64 

(Brevet  Briff.  Gen.  13  March,  1865.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
'William  E.  Strong 19  Dec,  64 

Major. 
Carlton  B.  Wheelock 28  Jan.,    65 


Captains. 

Warren  P.  Langworthy 8  .Sept., 

Charles  Reynolds 26  Oct., 

Frederick  J.  Bartels 17  Jan. , 

Daniel  G-.  Jones 28  Jan., 

William Nungesser 28  Jan., 

Francis  Hoyt 28  Jan., 

Jonathan  W.  Root 29  Mar. , 

George  R.  Pyle 30  Mar., 

Ephraim  Blakeslee 26  Apr. , 


First  Lieutenants. 


Levi  M.  Bresee,  yldJV 1 

Harlan  P.  Bird 8 

Wallace  Kelsey 26 

Frank  B.  Bryant,  R.  Q.  M.  ..17 

Harrison  P.  Ballard 17 

William  C.  Stevens 28 

Daniel  J.  Sullivan .28 

James  W.  Loughrey 28 

Eli  McVey 28 

Alpheous  B.  Kin  ney 29 

Franklin  Philbrlck 30 

William  R.  Bouton 26 

Second  Lieutenants. 


Frank  H.  Putney 8  Sept., 

Alva  .W-Kee 26  Oct. , 

James  Sexton 28  Jan., 

George  T.  Wescott 28  Jan., 

Michael  Griffin 30  Mar. , 

Irvin  Gribble 30  Mar. , 

George  Brown 30  Mar., 

James  Lennon 26  Apr., 


Sept.,  63 

Sept.,  64 

Oct., 

Dec, 

Dec, 

Jan.,    65 

Jan., 

Jan., 

Jan., 

Mar., 

Mar., 

Apr., 


Surgeon. 

Ezra  M.  Rogers 22  Oct. ,    63 

"  Discharged  September  1,  1866. 


CAStJALTIES. 


Resigned,  (22.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Demit  C.  Pooh,  July  3,  1863. 
Captain  Hartwell  L.  Turner,  March  18,  1862. 
Captain  Norman  McLeod,  March  20,  1862. 
Captain  Charles  G.  Loeber,  April  29,  1862. 
Captain  Abraham  Vanderpool,  May  2,  1862. 
Captain  Daniel  Howell,  March  10,  1863. 
Captain  Milo  E.  Palmer,  August  8, 1363. 
Captain  William  W.  Botkin,  August  11,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  M.  Webb,  May  7,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Thomas  Parmer,  May  23,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Nathan  A.  C.  Smith,  August  4,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  James  W.  Lusk,  April  7, 1863. 
.Second  Lieut.  Jerome  S.  Tinker,  March  20,  1862. 
.Second  Lieut.  Charles  C.  Lovett,  May  5,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Henry  Tourtillotte,  May  8,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Edward  L.  Whitney,  July  30,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Harlow  M.  AValler,  .September  17,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  David  Jones,  October  1,  1864. 
Surgeon  Luther  H.  Carey,  June  22,  1863. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Elijah  A.  Woodward,  April  16,  1862. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Dewitt  C.  Bennett,  January  16,  1863. 
Chaplain  Lemuel  B.  Mason,  August  15,  1863. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (15.) 

Colonel  George  E.  Bryant,  November  6,  1864. 
Captain  OiTin  T.  Maxson,  .September  18,  1864. 
Captain  Giles  .Stevens,  October  30,  1864. 
Captain  Van  .S.  Bennett,  November  7,  1864. 
Captain  Daniel  R.  Sylvester,  November  10,  1864. 
Captain  Francis  Wilson,  November  14,  1664. 
Captain  George  C.  Norton,  January  16,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Benjamin  F.  Blackman,  October  30,  1864. 
First  LifUt.  Andrew  Sexton,  R.  Q.  M.,  November  7,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Michael  J.  Cantwell,  November  14,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Levi  Odell,  November  17,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Lewis  T.  Linnell,  December  26,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  George  D.  Clarke,  October  30,  1864, 
.Second  Lieut.  .Salma  Rogers,  November  1 ,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Chester  G.  Higbee,  December  20,  1864. 

Discharged,  (1.) 
Captain  John  Gillispie,  June  7,  1865. 

Died,  (6.) 

Major  John  51.  Price,  December  20,  1864,  of  wounds  re- 
ceived in  action  at  .Savannah,  Ga. 

First  Lieut.  Almon  N.  Chandler,  killed  in  action  at  Poco- 
taligo,  S.  C,  January  14,  1865. 

Second  Lieut.  Isaac  Walker,  September  17, 1862,  of  disease. 

Second  Lieut.  Gordon  Allen,   August  4,  1863,  at  Vicks- 

burg.  Miss. 
Second  Lieut.  James  H.  Thayer,  October  7, 1864,  of  wounds. 
Assistant  Surgeon  A.  B.  Carey,  September  14,   1862,  of 

disease. 

Missing,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  A.  C.  Randall,  since  October  19,  1861. 


Dismissed,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  William  J.  Norton,  April  1,  1864. 


182 


WISCONSIN   INFANTRY. 


AsBinlanl  Surgeons. 

iSainuid  L.  MarNton 30  July,    fl.'l 

SlKTWood  E.  ,S(«'lry 27  July,    64 

Cknplai7i. 
Homy  J.  Walker 10  July,   64 


Lint  of  baftlfeH,  &c.,  ill  which  tliiH  regimoiit  pniiiiipatcfl,  Hliowiiig  Iohh  vcporU'iJ  In  each  : 
"Lamar,"  (Co.  A,)iii>1obb.  "IIkrnaniiij,"7///>i«/'h^,  !■;.  M..  1.  "Colij  W at kii," wow nrfcrf,  E. M.,a, 
"SiKGK  OF  VlCKSRUliG,"  IcUIri/,  E.  M.,  1  ;  wdiniili.il,  (>.  ],  K.  M.  4.  "Jackson,"  do  Iohh.  "Boi, 
TON  Station,"  Irilkd,  K.  M.,  ;i ;  womitlrrl,  iO.M.,  4.  "(jANToN,"  no  Imhh.  "  Kknkhaw  Mountain,' 
killed,  E.  M.,  'J;  wounded,  E.  M,,  HI  ;  jriwiihig,  E.  ;M.,  1.  "  Nir'KAJACK  CliKKK,"  killed.  10.  M.,  1 
vmniidid,  ]■:.  M.,  4.  "  CHATTAlirjoCFiiK.  l{l\l-,ll,"  liiUr.d,  E.  IVI.,  L'.  "  Ati.a.N'IA,"  Idllid,  H.  M.,  4-.' 
iriiiuidi.il,  0.4,  E.  M.  14;i;  mi.i.iiiiir,  I).  I,  E.  M.  ]'.>.  "  .JoNJ-.slioito',"  no  Iohh.  "  [,OVK.Ioy'.s  STATION,' 
killrd,  E.  M.,  1;  v'liiiiidrd,  E.  M,,  14.  "SAVANNAH,"  wuaiidr.d,  0.1,  E.  M.  I.  "  POCOTALIfJO,' 
killed,  O.,  1.      "  OltANOKliUItO,"  no  loH«. 


MTSCONSIN-    INFANTRY. 


ISo 


THIRTEENTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  rt'iriment  was  orgranized  at  Jaues- 
ville.  \Vis..  from  October  13  t"  Decem- 
ber C7.  ISol,  to  ^^lrve  three  year?.  Ou 
the  expiration  of  its  term  of  service 
the  oriKiual  xaembers  (.exi-ept  veteran^) 
wer«  mustered  out.  aud  the  or^uui^a- 
tiou,  tvinposed  of  veteraus  and  reei  uits, 
retained  in  service  until  November  CI, 
1  juo,  when  it  was  mustered  out.) 


Coh'nel. 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (,4.) 


Captain  Fentou  F.  Stevens.  Februarj-  il'X  ]So4, 

and  Additional  I'ayuiujter. 
First  Lieut.  AVilliam  Kuger.  Ac^'t,  June  03,  IStl 

tain  and  A.  A.  G. 
Second  Lieut.  Shepard  S.  Rockwood,  Novembe 

to  Captain  and  C.  ^. 
Assistant  Surg:eou  Simon  L.  Lord,  April  5.  18u 

geou  SCd  regiment  \Vi.-ct>ujiu  infantry. 


to  Jl  Jor 
3,  toC.i;.- 
r  -^O,  I^i:-2 
3,  to  Sur- 


Lttrueenant  Colcntel. 
Augtistus  H.  Kummel 17  Jan.,   65 

Ma/or. 
Charles  S.  Noyes 10  June,  65 

C<-'-ptairts. 

Samuel  C.  C'bb 1  Dec,   64 

Jason  W.  HaU 17  Jau..    65 

John  T.  Fish IT  Jan., 

Cyrus  E.  Patohiu 1  Mar. . 

William  A.  Kuilaus 1  M.ir. , 

Geor^  "W.  Sreele 3  Apr.. 

Jerome  W.  Bri^-^s 55  -Stpt., 

FirsS  Lieutenants. 

JohnAuld 1  Dec,   64 

Davis  11.  Cheney  .: 17  Jan.,   65 

Henry  G.  Bardwell 17  Jan. , 

Ira  B.  Duttou.  R.  Q.  1/ 1  Mar., 

David  Evt-re>t 1  Mar., 

Simeon  Tayl.ir 1  Mar., 

Canute  R.  Matsou  1  Mar., 

Ge-^r-e  H.  Cameron 3  .A.pr., 

walls  P.  Clarke 3  Apr., 

Gcorjre  H.  Beckwith 10  June, 

Jtuue?  L.  Fowle Co  S'.pt.. 

SiJCjnd  Liercte'iiints. 

Olney  G.  Gibhs 1  Dec,   64 

Frederick  C.  Buten 1  Mar..   65 

Daniel  B.  Lovej -.y 1  Mar  , 

A.  Ch'>t..T  .Suurh 1  Mar., 

Andrew  J.  .SiDirh 1  Mar., 

Heurv  H.  Knox 13  June, 

Henrj- C.  Curtis C  July, 

SeM. u  Cady 13  Apr..  65 

Cnnton  D.  'Woodniff 07  June.  65 

C/'iaplain. 
Joseph  I.  Foot lOAuf..  63 


Resisted,  U3.) 

Captain  Joseph  L.  Pratt,  May  14.  iSoC. 
Captain  Edgar  J.  Pratt,  July"  7.  lSt;.'>. 
Captain  Samuel  S.  H.irt.  July  15.  i?65. 
Captaia  Lemuel  Parker.  'September  IS.  I.?f'". 
Fi'.->t  Lieut.  Lewis  T.  >'ichoU.  July  07.  IfiJ'!. 
First  Lieut.  Eu|:ene  F.  W;irren.  March  5,  1SC4. 
Fiiist  Lieut.  Milton  Bowermau,  September  30,  It-GI. 
Fii-st  Lieut.  John  U,  Wemple,  January  17.  ISo.t. 
Second  Lieut.  Alphonzo  D.  Burdick.  April  3  IttiO. 
Second  Lieut.  Henry  Carr.'l!.  April  Oi'.  1860. 
SeOiHid  Lieut.  William  L'uu-ks,  July  10.  li?t!.i. 
Assistant  SurLreon  CtiaiKs  M.  Smith.  September  30,  l-';4 
Chaplain  Hezekiah  C.  TUtou.  August  31,  1;60. 

Mir.scerc-:l  uht  on  expiration  of  tirm  of  service.  i04.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  James  F.  Chapman.  November  01.  18"4. 
^l.ii'>r  Thiiaidj  O.  Biguey.  November  0!,  iMli. 
Captain  Pliny  Norcross,  November  IS.  l^t:4. 
Captain  Edward  Riiger.  X.nemtier  19.  l■^(i;. 
(.'aptam  Edwiu  K.  Woodman,  November  I'.i,  l~i'4. 
Captain  Edgar  \V.  Blake,  Jannury  19,  Lrti."!. 
Captain  Robert  H.  Hewitt,  February  1,  l^io. 
Captain  Archibald  N.  Randall,  February  1.  !>"'. 
Captain  Ntwtoa  H.  Kingman.  Septembers.  Ic'Io. 
Fir-t  Lieut.  Jame-  L.  Murray,  November  li'.   IrvU. 
Fir>t  Lieut.  i>,v.'i'.n  R.  Lami'reau.  N-n-ember  Ui.  Ir'.'l. 
First  Lieut.  Simeon  A.  Couch,  Nov..  mber  19.  lc'4. 
Fi'->i  Lieut.  Robert  Glover,  November  Oi>    i>64. 
Fir>t  Lieut.  Heurv  M.  Balis,  Januai  v  04    l-iTi. 
Fu-<t  Li-ut.  Plat:  tyi  li'>h;mer,  K.  Q.'.V..  March  13,  Ir  ." 
First  Lieur.  William  M.  Scott.  Adft.  ^ri'tember7.   ,;  o. 
Sooo;i,l  Lieut.  George  C.  Brown.  Novfi'Tjer  19,  1-64. 
S  c.'Lid  Lieut.  Nathaniel  D.  Walttr^.  N  'vember  19,  "■-■■! 
S'-'Cond  Lieut.  Charl.s  C.  Graham,  November  0')   It -4 
St eonil  Lieut.  Nicholas  Cr^'t-enbe'i:.  November  01,  l;o4. 
Secou.I  Lieut.  Uriah  S    Holli-ter,  M.ireh  11.  Lfi."i. 
Second  Lieut.  Samuel  C.  WaiT'nier.  M.iy  O'l.  Ittio. 
Sur^iion  John  M.  Evaus.  March  4,  1865. 
.\5-si>tdut  SuTLjeou  Elisha  G.  Honou,  November  01,  1-04. 

DiscAdrfrsd.  (4.) 

Colonel  Manrioe  Maloney,  K.  3.,  August  1,  I860. 
Colonel  WHliii'ii  P.  Lijon.  (Brevet  Brigadier  General  Octo- 
ber 06,  I80.1  )  September  11,  I80.5. 
Captain  Julius  H.  Lau.lerd.il-.  June  8.  IS'JO. 
Second  Lieut.  Eiiuer  W.  Taylor.  June  II,  !8o4. 


List  of  battles,  ,.tc.,  in  •n'hich  this  regiment  participated,  showing  los-  reported  in  each  : 
"  RlCKETT's  HiLX,"  no  loss,     "  HorKixsvLLLJC,"  no  lo^s. 


184 


WISCONSIN    INFANTRY. 


FOURTEENTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  rcKiment  wns  orgauizcil  at  Milwnu- 
kie,  'Win.,  January  30,  IPiiC,  to  Kcryo 
three  years.  On  the  expiration  of  itn 
term  of  service  the  oviy:iufil  members 
(irxci'pt  veterant^)  were  mustereil  ont, 
and  tlje  oigimization,  comiiosed  of  vet- 
erans and  recruits,  retained  in  scrvicu 
until  October  9, 1865,  wliou  it  was  mus- 
tered out.) 

Colonel. 

Lyman  M.  Ward 13  Mar. ,  fi3 

(Brevet  Brig.  Gen.  13  Marcli,  1805.) 

LicuWiant  Colonel. 
Eddy  F.  Ferris 13  Apr.,  C5 


Mujor. 


William  I.  Henrj' 


.24  July,   65 


Ccpta  ii:S. 

Sidney  B.  Carpenter 18 

John  P.  liyau 18 

(Jvrns  P.  Sliepard 2(j 

Jlieliai'l  Craw  ley '~lii 

Charles  T.  Williams 8 

Asahel  .S.  Chillis 28 

John  J.  Postel 28 

John  Ki-unealy 28 

Marion  S.  Lake 7 

J)Srpb  Smith 2-i 


Dec, 
Dee. 
Dec. 
Dee. 
Jan., 
Feb., 
Fel.. 
Feb. 


C4 


65  ! 


M,.r,. 
July, 


Nov., 
Sow, 
Dee., 
U-e., 
Dee., 
F.-h., 
Mar., 
.Mar., 
.Inne, 
July, 
Aug. 
Sept., 


First  Lieutenants. 

J..lm  M.  R..>ail,  .-Jrf/V 7 

Newton  Clark,  li.  Q.  M  16 

Charles  Beattie is 

llovalL.  l'..tter 18 

IMuin  Elknis 2(i 

Milton  L.  Drake 28 

Edward  J.  Austin 6 

Henry  AV.  Durand  8 

Washington  I.  Kamsdell 17 

Cyrus  O.  Sturgeon 1 

John  AV.  Pettit 16 

Charles  W.  Gibson 1 

Second  Lientniniits. 


Philetus  N.  Cross 28  Feb.,    65 

George  C.  Denni,-tnn 8  i\Iiir., 

AVilliari]  Ne\  eimauu 12  July, 

Ileruum  I!un,;je 21  July, 

.lames  K.  Newton 2-1  July, 

A\illiam  A  Bratt 24  .Inly, 

Tbiiiiias  E.  Engle 3U  July, 

.Snrgeon. 

Francis  McGuire 30  Mar.,  65 

Assistant  Surgeon. 

Ib'iiry  T.  Fowler 12  June,  65 

Chaplain. 
(leorge  B.  Eagle 1  Sept.,  64 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (5.) 

Captain  Absalovi  S.  Smith,  August  31,  1863,  to  Colonel 
58th  U.  S.  C.  T. 

Captain  Samuel  A.  Hariiaou,  August  26,  1863,  to  Lieut. 
Colonel  58th  U.  S.  C.   T. 

First  Lieut.  Van  E.  Young,  Adj't,  May  8,  1863,  to  Lieut. 
Colonel  48th  U.  S.  C.   T. 

First  Lieut.  James  T.  Conklin,  R.  Q.  M.,  August  10,  1863, 
to  Captain  and  A.  Q.  iV. 

Chaplain  James  B.  Rogers,  December  5,  1863,  to  Cap- 
tain 64th  U.  S.  C.  T. 

Resigned,  (31.) 

Colonel  John  Hancock,  January  23,  186.3. 
Lieut.  Colonel  Isaac  K.  Messmore,  April  7,  1862. 
Captain  William  D.  Ghoslin,  February  6,  1862. 
Captain  Edward  W.  Cornes,  March  13,  18G2. 
Captain  William  W.  WUcox,  March  16,   1862. 
Captam  Joseph  G.  Lawton,  April  18,  1862. 
Captain  Cltarlcs  L.  Kimball,  July  3,  1862. 
Captain  James  V.  lilcCall,  September  11,  1862. 
Captain  Jaku  f.  Frost,  October  17,  1862. 
Captain  Delos  A.  Ward,  July  22, 1863. 
Captain  Calvin  U.  Johnson,  February  29,  1864. 
Captain  Frederick  H.  Magdeburg,  August  26,  1864. 
Fir.-t  Lieut.  George  W.  Bowers,  April  26,  1862. 
Fir-t  Lieut.  John  Kittenger,  May  3,  1862. 
Fiist  Lieut.  Beniah  E.  Brovver,  Adft,  July  16, 1862. 
First  Lieut.  James  Camm.  August  15, 1862. 
Firht  Lieut,  (ii-orge  Staley,  August  30,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  James  La  Count,  October  22,  1862, 
First  Lieut.  Voii.  A.  SItoiic,  November  'J7,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  William  Gardner,  February  5,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  I'^rederick  G  Wilmot,  April  27,  1862. 
SeeoiKl  Lieut.  i\lartin  W.  Hurlbut,  September  1,  1862. 
Second  Lieut,  llllliam  F.  Eldrid^e,  Deceml.>er  31,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Alfred  Corfee,  April  15,  1863. 
Secend  Lieut.  ASarren  Foster,  April  20,  186.3. 
.Second  Lieut.  Daniel  A.  Ramsdell,  October  26,  1864. 
Surgeon  D/igald  I).  Cameron,  August  .5,  1862. 
A^si^tlint  Surgeon  David  La  Count,  Jul)-  9,  1862. 
Assistant  Surgeon  E/eiiicr  C.  Stanglaad,  March  24, 1863. 
Assi^taut  Surgeon  Ji.  E.  Zielley,  April  18,  18153. 
Assistant  .Surgeon  Ge<u-ge  E.  Talbcrt, ,  1863. 

Mastered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (11.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Jjuues  W.  Polleys,  Pelnuary  17, 1865. 
Major  Asa  Worden,  December  7,  1864. 
Captain  Carlos  M.  O.  Slansfield,  December  7,  1864. 
Ca|itain  Ogdeu  W.  I'ox,  December  20,  1861. 
Fir.st  Lieut.  Aaron  M.  Watson,  December  7,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Benjamin  F.  Goodwin,  Decemljer  7,  1864. 
Fir,,t  Lieut.  Orr'in  R.  PoWcr,  January  30,  1865. 
First  Lieut,  .-\ndrew  J.  Manley,  May  22,  1865. 
Fn-ht  Lieut.  J<din  F.  Prosser,  jane  13,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Timothy  O'Brien,  June  10,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Reuben  Wheeler,  June  13, 1865. 

Discharged,  (6.) 

Captaiu  John  N.  Price,  May  15,  1865. 

Fiivt  Lieut.  Chancey  Blakeslci/,  September  12,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Henry  S.  Blackett,  June  8,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  David  Law,  July  9,  1862. 

■Si  coud  Lieut.  Eliphalet  N.  Moore,  May  15,  1865. 

Surgeon  Harmon  Benson,  Febraary  25,  1865. 


WISCONSIN    INPAXTRT. 


185 


Died,  (9.) 

Colonel  David  E.  Wood.  June  17,  ISiSi,  of  disease. 

Captain  Ooorge  E.  Waldo,  liilled  in  actiou  at  Pittsburg 
Lauding.  Tenn.,  April  7,  ISOO. 

Captain  if  ri  VT.  Vaiisfhn,  killed  in  action  at  Corinth,  Miss., 
October  3,  ISliO. 

Captain  Samuel  Harrison,  October  18,  IgliO,  of  wounds  re- 
ceived in  action  at  Corintli,  Miss. 

First  Lieut.  Joseph  D.  Post.  JIny  27,  1862,  of  wounds 
received  in  action  at  Pittsburg  Landing,  Tenn. 

First  Lieut.  Samuel  A.  Tinkliam,  killed  iu  action  at  Cor- 
iuth.  Miss.,  October  3,  ISiiO. 

First  Lieut.  Coliu  Miller,  killed  in  action  at  Vicksburg, 
Miss.,  May  22,  1?63. 

Second  Lieiit.  Milton  K.  Barnes,  July  12,  1862,  of  disease. 

Surgeon  Ira  A.  Torrey,  September  16,  lSli3,  of  disease. 

Reduced  to  the  ranks,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  Oscar  Cooley,  February  1,  1S6-1. 

Caslticrcd,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut  Joseph  Claucey,  September  16.  Itivi. 


List  of  battles.  t.1:i?..  iu  which  this  regiraonr  participated,  showin?  loss  reported  iu  each; 

•PlTTJBURG  Laxiuvg  "  killed,  O.  1.  E.  ;M.  15;  icouiided.  0.2.  E.  JI.  T2 ;  7nissing;  E.  M.,  3. 
"  iDK.i.'  uo  lo->.  ■•  Cimi.NTH,"  killed.  0.  2.  E.  M.  20 ;  tceiitndcd.  O.  3.  E.  M.  .54  ;  miV.--/i(  o-,  E.  M.,  ];i. 
■  .SIKGE  OF  VICKSBDRG."  killed.  O.  1,  E.  M.  19;  icouiidcd.  (">.  5.  E.  J[.  7-1 ;  mi!:.<inff,  E.  M..  7.  "  Tf- 
PELO,"  »rt)«»rf''c?.  O.  1.  E.M.I.  ■'  AtLkS  i'  \.."  ki'led.  E.  M..  -2:  wounded.  E.  M..  1:  mi<ii'i^.  E.M..  1. 
"JON'ESBOK  i'."'  no  1.1--.  ■■  LovE.iOY's  -^T-VTIOX."  killed,  E.  .M.,  2.  'X  ^>H^^LT.E."  uo  loss.  "El\  ■ 
EU.-'  BlUDGE,"noIoss.     "Sr.i.VIsH  Fort,"  killed.  E.  M..  2;  icoundei.  it.  ],  E,  M.  4. 


186 


WISCONSIN    INFANTRY. 


FIFTEENTH  REGiaiENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Madison, 
Wis.,  from  December  1,  1861,  to  Feb- 
ruary 13,  1862,  to  serve  three  years. 
It  was  mustered  out  by  companies  at 
cUflFerent  dates  from  December  2,  1864, 
to  February  13,  1865,  by  reason  of  ex- 
piration of  term  of  service.) 

Colonel. 


LinUenant  Colonel. 
OleC.  Johnson 15  Mar.,  63 

Major. 
George  Wilson 31  Mar.,  63 

Captai7is. 

Charles  Gustavesou 14  Jan.,    62 

John  A.  Gordon 14  Jan., 

Mons  Grinagar 11  Feb., 

Joseph  Mathiaon 11  Jan.,    63 

William  A.  Montgomery 4  Apr., 

Andrew  A.  Brown 8  June, 

John  T.  Kice 7  Apr.,  64 

Torkild  A.  Rossiug 1  May, 

Lewis  G.  Nelson 15  Sept., 

First  Lieutenants. 

Thomas  Simonson 14  Jan.,    62 

Selah  Mathews,  R.  Q.  M 6  July, 

Fendanus  A.  Gasman 7  Dec, 

Henry  .Siegel 16  Jan.,    63 

'O.  R.  Dahl 15  Mar., 

Cornelius  E.  Williams 8  June, 

Charles  B.  Nelson 17  June, 

NelsG.  Tufte 15  Sept.,  64 

Otta  A.  Risum,  Adft 15  Oct., 

Second  Lieutenants. 

James  Larson 26  July,   62 

Christian  Olson 25  Nov. , 

EUend  Erickson 9  Juue,  63 

Surgeon. 
A.  F.  St.  Sure  Llnsfelt 6  Dec,   63 

Assistant  Surgeon. 

.Samuel  Bell 1  Sept.,  64 

Chaplain. 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (30.) 
Major  Charles  M.  Reese,  August  27.  1862. 
Captain  Charles  Campbell,  March  28,  1862. 
Captain  Knud  J.  Sime,  May  3,  1862. 
Captain  Fred.  R.  Berg.  June  12,  1862. 
Captain  Andrew  Torkildson,  October  19,  1862. 
Captain  Reynard  Cook,  January  21,  1863. 
Captain  August  Gasman,  April  3,  1863. 
Captain  Albert  Skofstad,  March  2,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Ole  Heg,  R.  Q.  M..  June  6,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Ole  P.^-ter.son,  August  30,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Iver  W.  Tjentland,  September  3,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Emanuel  Eogelsted,  September  21,  186-2. 
First  Lieut.  Hans  Borchseuius,  AdJ't,  September  28, 1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Olaus  Solberg,  May  7,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  John  L.  Johnson,  May  15,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  John  S.  Trgens,  September  5.  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Martin  Russell,  November  3,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Ole  G.  Thompson:  January  30,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  John  N.  Brown,  April  9,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  John  P.  Stromer,  Mav  4,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Ole  P.  Olsou,  June  23,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Christian  E.  Tanburg,  October  30,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  P.-ter  W.  Chantlaiid,  November  13.  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Swen  Samuelsou,  November  15.  1863. 
Surgeon  .Stephen  O.  Hirao^'.  November  13,  1863. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Soren  J.  Haossoti,  October  20,  1862. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Alfred  H.  IVhipple,  November  26,  1862. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Daniel  P.  Wooster,  March  2,  1863. 
Assistant  .Surgeon  Oscar  Trenkler,  June  1,  1863. 
Chaplain  Claus  L.  Clausen,  November  26,  1862. 

Discharged,  (1.) 
Lieut.  Colonel  Kiler  K.  Jones,  March  15,  1802. 

Died,  (8.) 

Colonel  Hans  C.  Heg,  September  20,  1863,  of  wounds  re- 
ceived iu  action  at  Chickamauga,  Ga. 

Lieut.  Colonel  David  McKcr,  killed  in  action  at  Stone 
River,  Tenn.,  December  31,  1862. 

Captain  John  lugmundson,  killed  in  action  at  .Stone  River, 
Tenn.,  December  30,  1862. 

Captain  John  M.  Johnson,  killed  in  action  at  Chicka- 
mauga, Ga.,  September  19,  1863. 

Captain  Hans  Hansen,  October  13,  1863,  of  wounds  re- 
ceived in  action  at  Chickamauga,  Ga. 

Captain  Henry  Hauff,  killed  in  action  at  Chickamanga, 
Ga.,  September  19,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Andrew  Clement,  September  23,  1864,  of 
disease,  at  Briggsville,  Wis. 

Second  Lieut.  Oliver  Thompson,  killed  in  action  at  Chick- 
amauga, Ga.,  September  20,  1863. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  iu  which  this  I'egiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 

"Chaplins  Hill, "no  loss.  "Lancaster,"  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  "  Island  Number  Ten,"  (Cos.  G 
and  I,)  no  loss.  "NOLENSVILLE,"  no  loss.  "STONE  RiVEK, "  killed,  O.  2,  E.  M.  13;  wovnded,  O.  5, 
E.  M.  65;  missing,  O.  1,  E.  M.,33.  "  Shelbyville  Pike,"  no  loss.  "  Chicka.MAUGA,"  killed,  0. 
3,  E.  M.  2 ;  wounded,  O.  3,  B.  M.  41;  missing,  0.  4,  E.  JL  50.  "Missionary  Ridge,"  wo\inded, 
E.M.,6.  "  Charleston,"  m!.ss!«^,  E.M.,1.  "Rocky  Face  Ridge,"  A-i7/erf,  E.  M.,  1.  "  Resaca," 
killed,  E.  M.,  3;  wouiided,  E.  M.,  11.  "DALLAS,"  killed,  E.  M.,  15;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  28; 
missing,  E.  M.,  35.  " Kenesaw  Mountain,"  killed,  E.  M.,  2;  wounded,  E.  M.,  9.  "Chatta- 
hoochie River, "no  loss.  "Atlanta," /aViccJ,  E.  M.,  1;  wowpirfcd,  0. 1,  E.  M.  3.  "  Jonesboro'," 
no  loss.     "  LOVEJOY's  Station,"  no  loss. 

*  Discharged  March  12,  1865. 


WISCONSIN    INFANTRY. 


187 


SIXTEENTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organizecl  at  Madison, 
Wis.,  from  November  25,  1801,  to  Feb- 
ruary 21, 1862,  to  serve  three  years.  It 
was  consolidated  into  a  battalion  of  five 
companies  (A,  C,  E,  G,  and  I)  Novem- 
ber4,  1862.  In  March  and  April,  1864, 
four  new  companies  were  organized  to 
serve  three  years,  and  assigned  to  Ibis 
regiment  as  companies  B,  F,  H,  and  K. 
Another  company  wag  organized  in 
November,  1864,  to  serve  one  year,  and 
assigned  as  company  D.  The  entire 
organization  was  mustered  out  of  ser- 
vice July  12,  1865.) 

Colonel. 

Cassius  Fairchild 17  Mar.,    64 

(Brevet  Brig.  Gen.  13  March,  1865.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

Thomas  Reynolds 17  Mar.,  64 

{Brevet  Colonel  13  March,  1865.) 

Major. 
Joseph  Craig 19  May,   65 

Captains. 

James  Norris 23  Jan.,    64 

Darwin  C.  Whipple 29  Jan., 

James  A.  Biggert 6  Mar., 

John  Kelly 1  Apr., 

Ernest  Seifert 26  Mar.,  65 

Charles  H.  Bassett 26  Mar., 

DevUle  .Saunders 26  Mar., 

Henry  M.  Culbertson 29  Mar., 

George  W.  Roberts 19  May, 

First  Lieuienants. 

John  T.  Tinker 29  Jan.,    64 

*  Augustus  P.  Noyes 15  Mar., 

George  Richmond 24  Dec, 

Wiley  S.  .Scribner,  R.  Q.  M-  -27  Mar.,  65 

D.  Lloyd  Jones,  Adft 27  Mar. , 

Jay  H.  Tower 27  Mar., 

James  R.  Martin 28  Mar., 

Thomas  W.  M.  Macauley 29  Mar., 

Jesse  Collins 19  May, 

t  Isaac  J.  Hibbard,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

William  E.  Trowbridge 18  Mar.,  64 

Edward  W.AUen 2  Aug., 

Leroy  Bennett 9  Nov., 

Charles  Mann 27  Mar.,  65 

Johns.  Steadman .27  Mar., 

William  J.  Marlis 29  Mar. , 

Edward  G.  Waring 19  May, 

Julius  J.  Comstock 19  Jlay, 

Alva  B.  Wilkins 19  May, 

Curtis  B.  Stone 20  May, 

*  Discharged  July  26, 1865. 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (2.) 

First  Lieut.  Alfred  Taggart,  April  5,  1865,  to  Major  5l6t 

regiment  Wisconsin  infantry. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Ira  A.   Torrey,   October  29,  1862,  to 

Surgeon  14th  regiment  Wisconsin  infantry. 

Transferred,  (1.) 

Chaplain  Lark  S.  Livermore,  September  26,  1864,  to  5th 
U.  S.  colored  heavy  artillery. 

Resigned,  (34.) 

Colonel  Benjamin  Allen,  July  17, 1863. 

Captain  Henry  G.  Webb,  February  25, 1862. 

Captain  George  A.  Spiirr,  July  5,  1862. 

Captain  Almond  D.  Gray,  September  8, 1862. 

Captain  Edwin  B.  Roys,  November  4.  1862. 

Captain  John  Coomer,  November  4,  1862. 

Captain  George  C.  Williams,  November  4,  1862. 

Captain  Bertram  E.  Stevens,  November  4,  1862.     (Recom- 

misaioned  Captain  November  25,  1862.) 
Captain  George  H.  Fox,  November  7,  1862. 
Captain  Sylvester  W.  Osborne,  November  24,  1862. 
Captain  John  TV.  Cotauch,  March  24,  1863. 
Captain  Bertram  E.  Stevens,  July  5,  1863. 
Captain  John  L.  Vidal,  January  22,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Oscar  F.  Silver,  March  31,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  John  G.  Dailey,  April  18, 1862. 
First  Lieut.  Henry  M.  Beecraft,  April  18, 1862. 
First  Lieut.  Sidney  B.  Fullar,  July  21, 1862. 
First  Lieut.  William  A.  Greene,  August  24,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  William  H.  Pond,  September  3,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  White,  November  1, 1862. 
First  Lieut.  Cyrus  A.  Allen,  November  4,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Richard  P.  Derrickson,  November  4, 1862. 
First  Lieut.  David  G.  Purman,  November  6,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Austin  C.  Lathrop,  November  24,  1862, 
First  Lieut.  Harrison  P.  Pierce,  February  15.  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Isaac  T.  Carr,  September  17,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  James  O.  Hazleton,  March  27,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  David  F.  Vail,  November  1.  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Samuel  C.  Jolutson,  November  4, 1862. 
Second  Lieut.  William  D.  Niles,  jr.,  November  4,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Johii  Hazen,  November  4,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Walter  C.  Winship,  November  4,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Milton  Grover,  July  7,  1864.     (Recommis- 

sioned  as  First  Lieut.  Octoijer  13,  1864.) 
Assistant  Surgeon  James  H.  Rogers,  February  1,  1862. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (11.) 

Major  William  P.  Dawes,  December  20,  1864. 
Captain  Rives  C.  Rowe,  December  20,  1864. 
Captain  William  S.  Monroe,  December  21,  1864. 
Captain  John  R.  Wheeler,  January  31,  1865. 
Captain  William  F.  Gibbs,  July  1.  1865. 
FirHt  Lieut.  George  W.  Graves,  December  20,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  George  M.  Sabin,  Adi't,  December  20,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  John  E.  Jones,  R.  Q.  M.,  December  23,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Denison  D.  LaBar,  December  20,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  William  H.  H.  Townsend,  December  20, 

1864. 
Surgeon  George  W.  Eastman,  November  30,  1864. 

t  Discharged  August  18,  1865. 


1S8 


WISCONSIN    INFANTRY. 


Surgeon. 
Henry  W.  Turner 26  Mar.,   65 

Assistant.  Surgeon. 
William  Scott  Schermerliorn.ll  Feb.,  6.t 

Chaj>lain. 


Discharged,  (4.) 

Captain  Harrison  V.  Train,  August  19, 1862. 

First  Lieut.  John  Lewis,  June  6,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Milton  Grover,  July  1,  1865. 

Second  Lieut.  Horatio  G.  Cleaveland,  November  17, 1864. 

Died,  (9.) 

Captain  Edward  Saxe,  killed  in  action  at  Pittsburg 
Landing,  Tenn. ,  April  6,  1862. 

Captain  Oliver  D.  Pease,  April  11,  1862,  of  v^ounds  re- 
ceived in  action  at  Pittsburg  Landing,  Tenn. 

Captain  Horace  D.  Patch,  June  22,  1862,  in  camp  near 
Corinth,  Misa. 

Captain  Anthony  Gallagher,  August  12,  1863,  of  disease, 
at  Vicksburg,  Miss. 

Captain  Pascal  M.  Hovey,  August  4,  1864,  of  wounds 
received  in  action  at  Atlanta,  Ga. 

First  Lieut.  Charles  H.  Vail,  April  7,  1862,  of  wounds  re- 
ceived in  action  at  Pittsburg  Landing,  Tenn. 

First  Lieut.  John  Lymbum,  AprU  28,  1862,  of  disease,  at 
Cincinnati,  Ohio. 

First  Lieut.  Cooley  Smith,  Jlay  6,  1862,  of  wounds  re- 
ceived in  action  at  Pittsburg  Landing,  Tenn. 

First  Lieut.  Angus  S.  Northrop,  killed  in  action  at  Corinth, 
Miss.,  October  4,  1862. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
Assistant  Surgeon  Asa  H.  Hayes,  July  1,  1864, 


List  of  battles,  &e.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"Pittsburg  Landing,"  hilled,  O.  1,  E.  M.  .^g  ;  wounded,  0.6,  E.  M.  182;  missing,  E.  M.,  2fi. 
"Corinth,"  (May  5  to  30,  1862,)  no  loss.  "  Corinth,"  (Octobi.-r  3  and  4,  im-:i.)  killed,  0. 1,  E.  M.  8  ; 
mounded,  E.  M.,  28;  missing,  E.  JL,  20.  "Kenksaw  Mou.vtain,"  tcounded,  E.  M.,  3.  "At- 
lanta," hilh-d.  E.  M.,"J7;  icounded,  ().  4,  E.  M.  (i6;  missing.  E.  M.,  8.  "  JONESCORO',"  wounded, 
E.  M.,  5.  "LOVEJOY'S  StatIO.n,"  killed,  E.  JI.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,  2;  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  "Po- 
cOTaLIGO,"  no  loss. 


WISCONSIN   INFANTRY. 


189 


SEVENTEENTH  REGIBIENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Madison, 
Wis.,  from  February  25  to  March  15, 
1862,  to  serve  three  years.  On  the  ex- 
piration of  its  term  of  service  the  origi- 
nal members  (except  veterans)  ivere 
mustered  out,  and  the  organization, 
composed  of  veterans  and  recruits,  re- 
tained in  service  until  July  14,  1865, 
when  it  was  mustered  out.) 

Colonel. 

AdamG.  MaUoy 1  Dec,   62 

{Bretiet  Brig.  Gen.  13  March  1865.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Donald  D.  Scott 1  Oct.,    64 

Major. 
Patrick  H.  McCauley 2  Jan.,    65 

Captains. 

Patrick  Geraughty 10  Mar.,    62 

Kollin  H.  Crane 29  Nov., 

Samuel  Eea 13  Mar.,   63 

Samuel  R.  Apker 18  June, 

John  C.  Mass 3  Sept., 

Thomas  H.  Reilly 8  Nov.,  64 

John  Dela  Hunt 28  Mar,,  65 

Simon  O'Kane 28  Mar., 

Peter  Feagan 15  Apr,, 

John  McKenna 25  May, 

First  Lieutenants. 

Moses  L.  Eosseau 14  Nov.,  63 

Thomas  Conan 28  Mar.,  65 

Alexander  McKenna 28  Mar. , 

Joseph  F.  'Wigmore 15  Apr. , 

Henry  A.  Nolf 18  May, 

Richard  Phelan,  R.  Q,.  M 18  May, 

Hardy  Deunisten,  Adft 18  May, 

John  Henderson 20  May, 

Garrett  B.  Walsh 25  May, 

Florian  Reese 27  May, 

Second  Lieutenants. 

August  Cautin 11  Feb.,    65 

Patrick  Croghan 20  May, 

James  B.  Fowler 21  May, 

Bernard  Meyer 27  May, 

James  E.  Walker 27  May, 

Surgeon. 


Assistant  Surgeon. 
George  St.  Sure 9  Apr.,  65 

Chaplain. 
Francis  Fusseder 30  July,   64 


Casualties. 


Resigned.  (25.) 

Colonel  John  L.  Doran,  November  25,  1862. 
Lieut.  Colonel  Thomas  McMahon,  August  24,  1864. 
Major  William  H  Plunkett,  (Brevet  Lieutenant  Colonel 

March  13,  1865,)  April  25,  1863. 
Captain  John  McGourin.  July  7,  1862. 
Captain  William  Southward,  August  31,  1862. 
Captain  Charles  Armstrong,  March  24,  1863. 
Captain  Julius  G.  Nordman,  August  11,  1863. 
Captain  Orlando  O.  Austin,  July  19,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  John  Gee,  H.  Q.  M.,  June  3,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  James  G.  Kelly,  July  16,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Joseph  G.  Morreau,  December  31,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  John  E.  Mahoney,  February  15,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Pettr  Smith,  May  22,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Theodore  Boucher,  August  23,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Martin  Schulte,  April  2,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Martin  Curran,  May  2,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  W.  Pitcher,  April  5,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Tbomas  McKeniry,  June  1,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Richard  Rooney,  April  16,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  James  E.  Richards,  November  14,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Miles  Joyce,  November  27,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  George  H.  Fisler,  June  19,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Nicholas  Berigan,  June  21,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Michael  Sullivan,  July  1,  1865. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Ebe^t  Jackson,  July  15,  1863. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (12.) 

Captain  William  Beavpre,  January  19,  1865. 
Captain  James  McDermott  Roe,  January  29,  1865. 
Captain  Hugh  McDermott,  March  29,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Allen  Macdonald,  October  31,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Patrick  McGrath,  January  21,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Darius  E.  Palmer,  January  24,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  John  Crane,  Adft.  March  28,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  John  Little,  March  31,  1665. 
First  Lieut.  John  Nichol,  April  5,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Charies  E.  Furlong,  R.  Q.  M.,  May  9,  1865. 
Surgeon  Henry  McKennan,  Januai-y  21,  1865. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Charles  D.  Davis,  January  21,  1865 


Discharged,  (4.) 


1862. 


Captain  Alexander  McDonald,  Maj'  21, 

Captain  Welcome  Hyde,  May  21, 1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Hender.^on  K.  Carlin,  March  30,  1865. 

Chaplain  Napoleon  Mignault,  February  9,  1864. 

Dismissed,  (2.) 

Captain  Patrick  O'Connor,  September  10,  1S62. 
Second  Lieut.  Walter  C.  Hutchins,  July  28,  1862. 


List  of  battles,  &.C.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 

"CORISTH,"  (May  5  to  30,  1862,)  no  loss.  "CORINTH,"  (Oct.  3  and  4,  1862,) /ct7krf,  E.  M.,3; 
wounded,  O.  1,E.  M.  11;  missing,  E.  M.,  6.  "  SlEGE  OVYlCKSnvRG,"  killed,  E.M.,  6;  wounded,  O. 
4,  E.  M.  53.  "Kenesaw  BIOUNTAI.V," /f?'«cd,  E.  M.,  3.  "Atlanta,"' iiHcd,  E.  M.,  4;  wounded, 
E.  M.,31;  missing,  E.  M.,  2.  "  Jo.VESBORO',"  wounded,  E.  M.,  5.  "LOVEJOY'S  STATION,"  killed, 
E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  5.     "  Savannah,"  no  loss. 


190 


WISCONSIN    INFANTRY. 


EIGHTEENTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Milwau- 
kie,  Wis.,  from  January  20  to  March 
18,  1860,  to  serye  three  years.  Ou  the 
expiration  of  its  term  of  service  the 
original  members  (except  veteraus) 
were  mustered  out,  aud  the  orgauiza- 
tion,  composed  of  veterans  and  recruits, 
retained  in  service  until  July  18,  18C5, 
when  it  was  mustered  out.) 

Colonel. 


LieiUenant  Colonel. 
Charles  H.  Jackson 5  Mar.,   64 

Major. 
James  P.  Millard 15  Mar.,   64 

Captains. 

Joseph  W.Roberts 15  Mar.,  62 

Malcolm  Brunuer 9  Apr.,   63 

Riley  P.Colt 1  Sept., 

Peter  Mclntvre 10  Sept., 

Robert  F.  Mullen 20  Apr.,  C4 

MouUon  De  Forest 20  Apr.,   65 

Joseph  L.  Cotey 20  Apr., 

Heuderson  Farmer 10  July, 

William  N.  Carter,  jr 11  July, 

First  LieuteJiants. 

*  Frederick    A.    Brewer,    R. 

Q.  jV 28  Sept.,  62 

Maurice  Gay 1  Sept.,  6-i 

William  T.  Lyons 6  Nov.,  64 

Thomas  li.  Dolan 25  Apr.,    65 

George  Collier 25  Apr., 

Horatio  G.Caykendoll,  AdfLiU  July, 

Second  Lieuteiianls. 


Surgeon. 
Erastus  J.  Buck 23  Sept.,  62 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
Joshua  J.  Whitney,  a.  xc.  m. 

Chaplain. 

George  Stoke?,  a.  ic.  m. 


Casualtiks. 


Promoted,  (1.) 

First  Lieut.  Dewitt  C.  Wilson,  June  5,  1863,  to  Captain 
47th  U.  S.  c.  r. 

Resigned,  (30.) 

Colonel  Gabriel  Bouck,  Januarj'  4,  1864. 

t  Lieut.  Colonel  .Samuel  W.  Beall,  August  3,  1863. 

Captain  Frederick  B.  Case,  July  13,  1862. 

Captain  William  J.  Kershaw,  September  3,  1862. 

Captiiiu  Samuel  B.  Boyntnn,  December  15,  lHtJ2 

Captain  William  A.  Coleman,  February  4,  1863. 

Captain  David  H.  Saxton,  July  24,  18(^3. 

Captain  G.  Augustus  Fisk.  August  9,  1863. 

Captain  Ira  H.  Ford,  August  9,  1863. 

Captain  William  Bremraer,  January  7,  1864. 

Captain  linbert  .S.  McMichacl,  June  3,  186.5. 

Captain  Lumau  N.  Carpenter,  June  25,  186.5. 

First  I.irut.  Jeremiah  D.  Roger.",   R.Q..M.,  August  31, 

1862. 
First  Lieut.  James  R.  Scott,  November  19,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  George  R.  Walbridge,  December  15,  3862. 
First  Lieut.  Sidney  D.  Woodworth,  March  30,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Alexander  Jackson,  July  12,  1863. 
First  Ijii-ut.  William  N.  Carter,   December  24,  186.}. 
i  Firi-t  Lieut.  Edward  Colemau,  Adj't,  April  30,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Andrew  J.  Welton,  Adjl,  Juue  19,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Thomas  H.  Wallace,  Juno  7,  1862. 
Seconil  I.,ieut.  Allen  A.  Burnett,  June  16,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  George  A.  Tupliff,  July  14,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Francis  M.  Carter,  October  23.  1862. 
Si.-eimd  Iju-\\\.  Jacob  JValkaj,  November  18,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Ransom  J.  Chasr,  February  3,  1863. 
iSucoud  Lieut.  (Jgdeu  A.  Southmayd,  March  17,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.    Richard  C.  Laird,  July  7,  1863. 
Surtreon  Gi-iirgo  F.  Huiitingtou,  .Sejitember  3,  1862. 
Assistant  Surgeon  George  H.  Briggs,  June  24,  1863. 

Mastered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (6.) 

Captain  Peter  Sloggy,  March  3,  1865. 
Captain  Gilbert  L.  Park,  JIarch  3,  1865. 
Captain  I'liomas  A.  Jackson,  April  3,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  John  Snyder,  iMarch  3,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Joseph  II.  Baker,  JIarch  3,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Samuel  S.  Frowe,  April  27, 1865. 


Discharged,  (7.) 

Captain  Newton  M,  Layne,  January  8,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  John  II.  (Graham,  September  20,  1862. 

Fir~t  Lieut.  John  S.  Fields,  April  2.5,  1865. 

First  Li.nit.  Oscar  Todd,  May  15,  18(>o. 

First  Lieut.  William  A.  Pope,  May  15,  1865. 

.Second  Lieut.  Phineas  A.  Bennett,  September  22,  1862, 

Secoud  Lieut.  John  Stumpf,  January  11,  1864. 

Died,  (6.) 

Colonel  James  S.  Alban,  April  7,   1862,  of  wounds  re- 
I      coived  iu  action  at  Pittsburg  Landing,  Teun. 

'  Discharged  August  14,  1865.  t  Appointed  JIajor  in  V.  R.  C. 

I  Appointed  First  Lieut,  in  V.  R.  C. 


WISCONSIN    INFANTRY. 


191 


Major  J.  ^V.  Crane,  killed  in  action  at  Pitt-burg  Landing, 

Tenn.,  April  6,  1662. 
Captain  John  H.  Compton,  killed  in  action  at  Pittsburg 

Landing,  Teun.,  April  6,  l^rfia. 
Fir^-t  Lieut.  William  H.  Alban,  June  1,  1863,  of  wounds. 
Second  Lieut.  Andrew  DeUimauo,  August  23,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Thoma;  J.  Porter,  September  1,  lc62. 


Lii-t  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  ghowing  lort  reported  in  each: 

"  PITTSBURG  Landing.  "  kiUid,  O..  2 ,  aoundcd,  O. .  1.    "  CORIXTH."  Ofay  5  to  3fJ.  1862. ;  — .   "lUKA." 

nok-.".    '■(:0RLSTH,M0ctober3aDd4.  1862,)  AiZkd,  E.  M.,  2;  icounded,  K.  M..16:  mifghtg.'E.'iii.,  9. 

"  JacKSO.v,"  kilUd,  E.  M..  1 ;  icound'ed,  E.  M..  16.     "  Cha3IPI0.n"  Hill."  killed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  Kounded. 

0.  1.  E.  M.   1.      '>LEGi:  OF  YKKStlRG."  ie'Hcc?,  E.  M.,  .5;  wounded,  0.1,  E.  M.  4.     -  3lJi:;I0.SARY 

■RlDGE."no  lor,--.     ■' AllaTOONa,"  killed,  E.  M.,  2;  mounded,  E.  M.,  13;  mi.,ii-ng.  0.  4.  E.  il.  77. 

"  W15XS  Forks.'  missing.  E.  M..  2. 


192 


WISCONSIN    INFANTEY. 


NINETEENTH  REGIMENT. 

(BATTALION  OF.) 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Milwau- 
kie,  Wis.,  from  March  4  to  April  30, 
1862,  to  serve  three  years.  On  the  ex- 
piration of  its  term  of  uervice  the  origi- 
nal members  (except  veterans)  were 
mustered  out,  and  the  organization, 
composed  of  veterans  and  recruits,  con- 
solidated Into  a  battalion  of  five  com- 
panies, and  retained  in  service  until 
August  9,  1.865,  when  it  was  mustered 
out.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

Samuel  K.  Vaugh  an 3  May.    65 

{Brevet  Brig.  Gen.  9  Aug.,  1865.) 

Major.  ■ 


Captains. 

Jonathan  S.  Patten 8  June,  65 

Alonzo  H.  Russell 8  June, 

James  G.  Lowery 8  June, 

Alexander  P.  Ellinwood 8  June, 

First  Lieutenants. 


Second  Lieutenant. 
Charles  A.  Chandler 1  Apr.,   65 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
Edward  P.  Dodge 24  Feb.,  64 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (23.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Charles  Whipple,  December  3,  1863. 

Major  Alvin  E.  Bovay,  September  29,  1863. 

Captain  John  A.  Chandler,  .July  30,  1862. 

Captain  William  H.  Tucker,  September  11,  1862. 

Captain  Charles  Case,  February  7,  1863. 

Captain  John  N.  Stone,  June  1,  1863. 

Captain  Henry  W.  Kingsbury,  April  1,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Henry  Myers,  December  27,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Lorenzo  Vanslyck,  Adft,  April  24,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Wolf  A.  Kops,  May  8,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  William  Spiegelberg,  October  26,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  William  R.  V.  Frisby,  December  11,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Cromwell  Laithe,  June  11,  1863. 

Second  Lieut,  Levi  Welden,  July  6,  1863. 

Second  Lieut.  James  D.  Carmody,  September  24, 1863. 

*  Second  Lieut.  S.  Cary  Tuckerman,  jr.,  October  11,  1863. 

Second  Lieut.  John  S.  Harris,  January  29, 1865. 

Surgeon  Peter  Winter,  March  9,  1863. 

A.ssi8tant  Surgeon  Lyndolph  Nichols,  February  3,  1863. 

Assistant  Surgeon  Harvey  A.  Hitchcock,  July  20,  1863. 

Assistant  Surgeon  Philo  W.  Chase,  November  27,  18H3. 

Chaplain  William  Knapp,  August  1   1863. 

Chaplain  A.  Constantino  Barry,  February  9,  1865. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (21.) 

Colonel  Horace  T.  Sanders,  (Brevet  Brigadier  General 

April  19,  1865,)  April  29,  1865. 
Captain  Otto  Puhlman,  January  21,  1865. 
Captain  Martin  Schertf,  March  30,  1865. 
Captain  Amos  O.  Rowley,  April  29,  1865. 
Captain  Harmon  Wentworth,  April  29,  1865. 
Captain  Henry  A.  Tator,  April  29,  1865. 
Captaia  Albert  A.  York,  April  29, 1865. 
Captain  Albert  Grant,  AprU  29,  1865. 
Captain  Henry  B.  Nichols,  April  29, 1865. 
Captain  William  H.  Spain,  April  29,  186.5. 
First  Lieut.  Chipman  A.  HoUey,  Adft,  March  30, 1865. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  D.  Willard,  April  17,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Frank  R.  Morton,  R.  Q.  M.,  AprU  29_,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Edward  O.  Emerson,  April  29,  lS6o. 
First  Lieu'..  Charles  G.  Perkins,  April  29,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Emory  Wyinan,  February  22,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Wallace  W.  Gordon,  April  29,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Thomas  Burns,  April  29,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Joseph  Staudenraus,  April  29,  1865. 
Second  Lieirt.  David  R.  Hindman,  April  29,  1865. 
Surgeon  Daniel  B.  Devendorf,  April  29,  1865. 

Discharged,  (5.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Rollin  M.  Strong,  April  11,  1865. 
Captain  William  AV.  Bates,  September  29,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Henry  K.  White,  R.  Q.  M. ,  Septemberll,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Silas  C.  Seaman,  September  5,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Calvin  M.  Wood,  September  22,  1864. 

Died,  (5.) 

Captain  Patrick  Bennett,  killed  in  action  near  Pair  Oaks. 

Va.,  October  27,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  John  Wright,  killed  in  action  near  Fair  Oaks, 

Va.,  October  27,  1864. 


'  Appointed  Second  Lieut,  in  Signal  Corps. 


"WISCONSIN   INFANTRY. 


193 


First  Lieut.  Theophilus  Charroin,  April  30,  1865,  of  dis- 
ease, at  Kichmond,  Va. 

Assistant  Surgeon  Thomas  J.  Linton,  September  20, 1862, 
at  Norfolk,  Va. 

Chaplain  Joseph  H.  Nichols,  January  — ,  1863,  at  Insane 
Asylum,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Dismissed,  (2.) 

Second  Lieut.  Theodor  Jager,  May  24,  1864. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Homer  C.  Markham,  May  11,  1863. 

Deserted,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut.  William  J.  Trousdale,  June  20,  1865. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"SDFFOLK."nolosS.      "DRDRT'S  Bluff,"  ftiiied,  E.  M.,  6;    wounded,   F^.M., '20.      "PORT  WAL- 
THALL," killed,  E.  M.,  1.     "  PETERSBURG,"  killed,  E.  M.,  2;  wounded,  E.  M.,  14  ;  missing,  E.  M.,  1. 
"Fair  Oaks,"  Ulled,  O.  2,  E.  M.  4;  wounded,  0. 1,  E.  M.  8;  missing,  O.  3,  E.  M.  87. 


13  g 


194 


WISCONSIN   INFANTRY. 


TWENTIETH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  atMadiaon, 
Win.,  from  July  31  to  August  23,  1862, 
to  serve  three  yearg.  'I'ho  members 
whose  terms  of  service  would  biive  ex- 
pired previous  to  October  1,  1865,  were 
mustered  out  July  14,  1865,  and  the  re- 
mnining  members  transferred  to  the 
35th  regiment  Wisconsin  iufantry.) 

Colonel. 

Henry  Bertram 15  Doc,  62 

(Brevet  Brig.  Gen.  13  March,  1865.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Henry  A.  Starr 15  Dec,  62 

Major. 

Captains. 

William  Horlocker 23  Aug.,  62 

How:ird  Vandagrift 23  Aug., 

Charles  R.  Stevens 1  Jan.,    63 

George  W.  Miller 21  June, 

Samuel  P.  Jackson 10  Dec, 

Alfred  F.  Bahr 11  Dec, 

Almcrine  Gillett,  a.  w.  m. 
Nelson  Whitman,  a.  w.  m. 
Edward  G.  Miller,  a.  ic.  m. 

First  Lieutenants. 

William  H.  York,  R.  Q.  Af.  ..10  Nov.,  62 

Samuel  B.  Jacksou 26  Mar.,  63 

Edgar  E.  EIUh 14  Apr., 

Alonzo  E.  Cheney 9  July, 

Charles  Boyle 23  July, 

Phiueas  J.  Clawson 11  Dec, 

GottleibBauniau 28  Jan.,   64 

Frederick  A.  Bird 18  Feb., 

David  B.  Arthur 1  May, 

David  W.  Horton,  Adj't 28  Feb.,    65 

Alfred  H.  Blake,  a.  w.  m. 
Albert  J.  Rockwell,  a.  to.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Morritz  E.  Everaz 22  Feb.,    63 

Cyrus  C.  Rice  26  JIar., 

Charles  Proctor 26  Mar., 

William  H.  Farnsworth 24  June, 

George  Henze 12  Sept.,  64 

John  Stack 1  Jan.,   65 

Surgeon. 
OrlnPeak 14  Sept.,  64 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
Mark  A.  Mosher,  a.  w.  m. 
Chaplain. 
Alfred  H.  Walter 14  Sept.,  63 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (1.) 

First  Lieut.  Charles  A.  Menges,  Adft,  December  27, 1864, 
to  Major  45th  regiment  Wisconsin  infantry. 

Resigned,  (12.) 

Colonel  Bcrtine  Pinkncy,  December  6,  1862. 
Major  Augustus  H.  Pettibone,  June  17,  1865. 
Captain  Henrij  C.  Strong,  May  15, 1863. 
Captain  James  Ferguson,  Augu^t24,  1863. 
Captain  Frederick  Ku.sel,  October  2,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  James  M.  Brackett,  December  31,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Henry  V.  Morris,  Adj't,  February  26, 1863. 
First  Lieut.  George  W.  Barter,  March  2,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Maximilian  Gebhardt,  April  28,  1864. 
Surgeon  Chandler  B.  Chapman,  August  12,  1864. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Emantiel  Mu7ik,  January  16,  1863. 
Chaplain  William  H.  Marble,  March  2,  1863. 

Discharged,  (4.) 

First  Lieut.  Nathan  S.  Cole,  February  27,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Jacob  McLaughlin,  April  7,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Albert  P.  Hall,  January  2,  1864. 
.Second  Lieut.  Charles  B.  Butler,  May  6,  1863. 

Died,  (6.) 

Captain  John  McDermott,   killed  in    action  at  Prairi( 

Grove,  Ark.,  December  7,  18C2. 
Captain  John  Weber,  December  15,  1862,  of  wounds  re 

ceived  in  action  at  Prairie  Grove,  Ark. 
Captain  Emory  F.  Stone,  April  1,  1865,  of  wounds  re 

ceived  in  action  at  Spanish  Fort,  Ala. 
First  Lieut.  John  A.  Douglass,  R.  Q.  M.,  October  14, 1862 

at  Lebanon.  Mo. 
First  Lieut.  Thomas  Bintliff,  killed  in  action  at  Prnui( 

Grove,  Ark.,  December  7,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  George  W.  Root,  February  3, 1 863,  of  woundi 

received  in  action  at  Prairie  Grove,  Ark. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
Captain  Byron  W.  Telfair,  September  10,  1863. 


List  of  battles,  &c,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"PUAIRIE  (iROVE,"  killed,  0.2,  E.  M.  51 ;  wounded,  0.8,'E.  M.  154  ;  missing,  B.M.,  10.     "SPRING 
■:i.V,"  killed,  E.  M..,  1 ;    wounded,    E.  M.,   1.     "  SiKGE    OF   ViCKsnURG,"  — .     "  AtcHAFALAYA, 
"EORT    MORGAN,"  —.       "  FUANKHN  CREEK,"  a)07i7i(ied,   E.  M.,  1.       "  SPANISI 

2;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  13. 


FIEI. 

wonn  dcd,  B.  M. ,  1 . 

Fort,"  killed,  E.  M. 


WISCONSIN   INFANTRY. 


195 


TWENTT-FIKST  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Osh- 
koBh,  WiB.,  September  5,  1862,  to  serve 
three  years.  The  members  whose 
terms  of  service  would  have  expired 
previous  to  October  1,  1865,  were  mus- 
tered out  June  8,  1865,  and  the  remain- 
ing members  transferred  to  the  3d  regi- 
ment Wisconsin  infantry.) 

Colonel. 

Harrison  C.  Hobart 1  Nov.,  64 

(^Brevet  Brig.  Gen.  12  Jan.,  1865.) 
Lieutenant  Colonel. 

Michael  H.  Fitch 1  Nov.,  64 

(Brenet  Colanel  13  March  1865.) 

Major. 

Charles  H.  "Walker 1  Nov.,  64 

Captains. 

Hiram  K.  Edwards 9  May,   63 

James  E.  Stcuart 13  .Sept.,  64 

Joseph  La  Cbnnt 1  Nov. , 

Albert  B.  Bradlsh 17  Dec, 

Frederic  W.  Borcherdt 29  Dec, 

William  L.  Watson 23  Apr.,  65 

Charles  H.  Morgan 3  May, 

First  Lieutenants. 

Charles  F.  Weston 4  July,   63 

Sam'lH.  Fernandez,  itQ.Af-  3  Aug.,  64 

Edgar  Vredenburgh 13  Sept., 

Charles  B.  Clark 17  Dec, 

John  E.  Davits 17  Dec, 

JohnH.  Otto 29  Dec  , 

Watson  H.  Cook 26  Mar.,  65 

David  D.  Bumham 23  Apr., 

Benjamin  F.  Fuller,  Adft .  -.23  Apr., 

Edward  Dorian 8  May, 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Gnstavus  Jaeger 26  Apr.,  63 

August  Hansen 4  July, 

Ambrose  S.  Delaware 16  June,  64 

Lyman  C.  Wait 29  Dec, 

WilUam  C.  Hubbard 24  Jan.,    65 

Samuel  Hotaling 26  Mar., 

Henry  N.  Hansen 24  Apr., 

Alexander  Peterson 8  May, 

Surgeon. 

James  T.  Reeve 17  Nov.,  62 

Assistant  Surgeons. 

William  M.  Hoyt 3  Apr.,  65 

Henry  L.  Barnes 3  Apr., 

CJiaplain. 
Orson  P.  Clinton 5  Sept.,  62 


Casualties. 

Promoted,  (2.) 
First  Lieut.  Bartholomew  J.  Van  Valkenburg,  R.  Q.  M., 

June  22,  1864,  to  Captain  and  A.  Q.  M. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Sidney  L.  Fuller,  March  7,  1864,  to 
Surgeon  24th  regiment  Illinois  infantry. 
Resigned,  (22.) 
*  Colonel  Benjamin  J.  Sweet,  September  8,  1863. 
Captain  Alphonso  S.  Godfrey,  February  20,  1863. 
Captain  Milan  H.  Sessions,  March  29,  1863. 
Captain  Simeon  B.  Nelson,  April  25,  1863. 
Captain  Alexander  White,  May  10,  1863. 
Captain  Charles  N.  Paine,  December  2,  1863. 
Captain  William  A.  Fargo,  January  7,  1865. 
Captain  Henry  Turner,  March  19,  1865. 
Captain  James  M.  Randall,  April  2.  1865. 
Captain  Milton  Ewen,  April  20,  1865. 
FirKt  Lieut.  John  C.  Crawford,  January  8,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Nathan  Leavitt,  January  25,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Henry  C.  Hamilton,  K  Q.  M..  May  23, 1863. 
First  Lieut.  Wyman  Murphy,  March  11,  1864. 
Firtt  Lieut.  Hiram  Russell,  August  6,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Kelsey  M.  Adams,  February  24,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  J.  Howard  Jenkins,  Adft,  March  24,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Robert  W.  Jackson,  April  17,  1865. 
Second  Lieut  Edmund  Delany,  jr.,  March  29,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Julius  P.  Bissell,  November  16,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Alfred  A.  Harding,  September  28,  1864. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Benjamin  C.  Brett,  January  9, 1865. 

Discharged,  (8.) 
Captain  Ferdinand  Ostenfeldt,  February  21,  1863. 
t  Captain  Frederick  L.  Clark,  June  27,  1864. 
Captain  Abner  B.  .Smith,  December  17,  1864. 
Captain  Rudolph  J.  Weisbrod,  December  29,  1864. 
Captain  William  Wall,  January  18,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Jason  W.  Newell,  June  19,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Tim.  F.  Strong,  jr.,  November  30,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Martin  L.  Clark,  February  1,  1864. 

Died,  (8.) 
Major  Frederick  Schumacher,  killed  in  action  at  Chaplin 

Hills,  Ky.,  October  8,  1862. 
Captain  George  Bently,  killed  in  action  at  Chaplin  HUls, 

Kv.,  October  8,  1862. 
Captain  Hiram  M.  Gibbs,   October  15,  1862,   of  wounds 

received  in  action  at  Chaplin  Hills,  Ky. 
Captain  John  Jewett,  jr. ,  November  21,  1862,  of  disease, 

at  Mitchellsville,  Tenn. 
First  Lieut.  Edward  T.  Midgley,  killed  in  action  at  Ben- 

tonville,  N.  C,  March  19,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  David  Mitchell,  killed  in  action  at  Chaplin 

Hills,  Ky..  October  8,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Henry  C.  Taylor,  December  12,  1864,  at 

Charleston,  S.  C,  while  a  prisoner  of  war. 
Surgeon  Samuel  J.  Carolin,  November  4,  1862,  at  Bowl- 
ing Green,  Ky. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  m  each  : 
"  CHAPLIN  HILLS,"  killed,  O.  3,  E.  M.  34  ;  wounded,  0. 1,  E.  M.  72  ;  missing,  O.  2,  E.  M.  26.  ''  JEF- 
FERSON "  killed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  1  ;  missing,  O.  1,  E.  M.  63.  "STONE  RiVER,  killed,  E. 
M.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,  2.  "HOOVER'S  Gap,"  no  loss.  "Stevens'  Gap,"  no  loss.  Chicka- 
il.\VGA,"  killed,  E.M.,2;  wounded,  0.4,E.M.39;  missing,  0.9,E.M.er7.  "  Resaca,"  killed,  E^&i_., 
10;  "  ' 


M., 

2;  ,^.^, 

E.M.,1.    "Savannah,"  no  loss.     •' AVERysvoRO',"  wounded,  E.  U.,  2. 
0. 1,  E.  M.  2;  wounded,  E.  .M.,16;  miising,  E.  M.,  3. 

*  Appointed  Major  in  V.  R.  C.  t  Appointed  Captain  and  A.  Q.  M. 


19G 


WISCONSIN   INFANTRY. 


TWENTY-SECOND  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Milwau- 
kio,  WiH.,  Sfiptember  1,  1862,  to  serve 
three  years.  The  memberB  whoHe 
terras  of  service  would  have  expired 
previous  to  October  i,  1865,  were  mus- 
tered out  June  12,  1865,  and  the  re- 
maining members  trannferred  to  the  3d 
regiment  Wisconsin  infantry.) 

Colonel. 
Edwnrd  Bloodgood 12  May,   65 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 


Major. 
'  Charles  W.  Smith 28  Feb.,   63 

Captains. 

Alpbonzo  a.  Kellam 1  Sept.,  62 

Durwin  K.  May 28  Feb. ,  63 

William  Bones 1  July, 

Albert  S.  Cole 19  Aug., 

(Brevet  Major  1  June,  1865.) 

Fluctte  Annis 24  Jan.,   64 

Henry  R.  Stetson 5  Apr., 

John  W.  Parker 17  June, 

Thomas  J.  Davis 11  May,    65 

First  Lieutenants. 

Charles  E.  Dudley 1  Sept.,  62 

Jesse  L.  Berch,  R.  Q.  M 1 0  June,  63 

VanBuren  S.  Newman 12  June, 

Ira  P.  Nye 12  June, 

Charles  A.  Booth 25  Jan.,    64 

John  C.  Durgin,  >4(i;'« 5  Apr., 

Charles  E.  Buell 5  Apr., 

Persons  P.  Bump 5  Apr. , 

John  Bowen 11  May,   65 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Charles  I.  White 9  Apr.,  64 

Surgeon. 
Thomas Hatchard 18  Apr.,  64 

Assistant  Surgeons. 


Chaplain. 
George  S.  Bradley 12  Mar,,  64 


Casualties. 

Promoted,  (1.) 
Captain  Robert  T.  Pugh,  April  21,  1865,  to  Lieut,  Colonel 

53d  regiment  Wisconsin  infantry. 
Resigned,  (.32.) 
Colonel  William  L.  Utley,  July  5,  1864. 
Major  Edward  D.  Murray,  February  4,  1863. 
Captain  Lester  Perkins,  .September  11,  1862. 
Captain  Thomas  P.  Northrop,  January  23,  1863. 
Captain  George  R.  Williamson,  February  6,  1863. 
Captain  Isaac  Miles,  June  17,  1863. 
Captain  Wallace  H.  Jennings,  July  31,  1863. 
Captain  James  Bintliff,  December  27,  1863. 
Captain  Perry  W.  Tracy,  p'ebruary  11,  1864. 
Captain  Gage  Burgess,  March  1,  1864. 
Captain  Owen  Griffith,  (Brevet  Major  March  13,  1865,) 

March  1,  1864. 
Captain  George  H.  Brown,  April  1,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Thomas  H.  Eaton,  November  22,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Calvin  Reeves,  December  27,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  John  Stewart,  January  16,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Nelson  Darling,  .September  7,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  George  Bauman,  January  26,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  J.  Oscar  Conrick,  Adj't,  March  1,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Isaac  W.  Kingiuan,  March  13,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Robert  B.  Jones,  August  31,  1864. 
Second  Lieut,  William  H.  Calvert,  January  16,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  James  W.  Crandall,  November  21, 1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Francis  N.  Keeley,  January  5,  1864. 
.Second  Lieut.  Frank  P.  Lawrence,  February  6,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Bishop  T.  Raymond,  July  19.  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Stephen  F.  Ball,  March  25,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Richard  M.  Williams,  March  30,  1865. 
.Surgeon  George  W.  Bicknell,  February  12,  1863. 
Surgeon  Henry  W.  Cansdell,  March  18,  1864. 
Assistant  .Surgeon  Caleb  S.  Blanchard,  July  31,  1863. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Jerome  Burbank,  September  7,  1863. 
Chaplain  Caleb  D.  Pillshury,  July  31,  1863. 

Discharged,  (7.) 
Captain  Warren  Hodgdon,  December  27,  1862. 
Captain  Francis  Mead,  May  15,  1865. 
Captain  Lewis  Dickinson,  May  15,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  James  R.  Bodoh,  May  15,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Worcester  H.  Morse,  May  15,  186.5. 
Second  Lieut.  .Stephen  Knowles,  May  15,  1865. 
Assistant  Surgeon  James  E.  Coakley,  May  15,  1865. 

Died,  (5.) 
Captain  Gustavus  Goodrich ,  March  17, 1 863,  at  Racine,  Wis. 
Captain  Marshall  W.  Patton,  May  19,  1864,  of  wounda 

received  in  action  at  Resaca,  Ga. 
Firgt  Lieut.  John  E.  Holmes,  R.  Q.  M.,  May  8,  1863,  at 

Annapolis,  Md. 
Second  Lieut.  Ephraim  K.  Newman,  December  25,  1862, 

at  Nicholasville,  Ky. 
Secoud  Lieut.  David  Flint,  May  27,  1864,  of  wounds,  at 

Chattanooga,  Tenn. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
Captain  Gilbert  E.  Bingham,  February  20,  1863. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"THOMPSON'S  Station,"  killed,  E.  M.,  2;  wounded  O.  1,  E.  M.  28;  missing,  O.  12,  E.  M.  143. 
"Little  Harpeth,"—.  "Resaca,"  killed,  E.M.,  11;  wounded,  O.  2,  E.  M.  54;  missing,  E.  M.,  1. 
"T)A\A,A&,"  killed,  E.  M.,  2;  wounded,  E.M.,  12.  "Kenesaw  MovtiTAW,"  killed,  E.  M.,  6;  wounded, 
E.  M.,  20.  "  Peach  Tree  Creek,"  hilled,  E.  M.,  9  ;  wouuded,  0. 1,  E.  M.  32.  "  Atlanta,"  killed, 
E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,  8.  "SAVANNAH,"  no  loss.  " Averysboro',''  wounded,  E.  M.,  4. 
"Bentonville,"  no  loss. 

*  Discharged  August  1,  1865. 


WISCONSIN   INFANTRY. 


197 


TWEN'TT-THIRD  REGIMENT. 

(Thisregimeut  was  organized  «t  Madison, 
Wis.,  flrom  Angnst  So  to  30.  1862,  to 
serve  three  years.  It  was  mustered  out 
of  service  July  4,  I860.) 

Colonel. 

Joshua  J.  Guppy 30  Aug. ,  62 

(Brevtt  Brig.  Gen.  13  March,  1865.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
EdgarP.  HiU 18  Oct.,    63 

Major, 
Joseph  E.  Greene 23  Nov.,  63 

Captains. 

Jacob  A.  Schlick 30  Aug.,  62 

John  E.  DiincaD 05  Mar.,  63 

Oliver  H.  Sorrenson "22  Apr., 

Joshua  W.  Tolford 1  June, 

Henrv  Vilas IS  Oct., 

(iJrerrt  Major  13  March,  1S65.) 
JohaM.  Sunmer 23  Nov., 

First  Lieutenants. 

John  Schoemaker 22  Apr. ,  63 

Daniel  C.  Stanley 5  May, 

Frank  H.  Lull 1  Jiiue, 

James  L.  Baker 1  June, 

Joseph  W.  Richardson 1  Aug., 

Francis  G.  Marsh 1  Dec, 

Carl  Jussen,  Jdff 13  Dec, 

Alexander  D.  Atkinson IJan.,   64 

Robert  M.  Addison 1  Jan., 

Lewis  D.  Frost 1  June, 

Henry  L.  Gray,  R.  Q.  M 25  Jan.,    60 

James  B.  Duncan,  a.  u>.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants, 

Robert  B.  Crandall 22  Apr.,  63 

John  G.  Norton 1  June, 

JohnL.  Jolley 1  June,  64 

Surg'eon. 
John  W.  Angell 1  July,   63 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
Orestes  H.  Wood 25  Apr.,   63 

Chaplain. 
inies  G.Todd 8  Nov.,  fr4 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (2.) 

Captain  James  M.  Bull,  November  14,  1864,  to  Lieuten- 
ant Colonel  5th  regiment  Wisconsin  infantry. 

First  Lieut.  Joseph  D.  Treadway,  R.  Q.  M.,  December 
13,  1864,  to  Captain  and  A.  Q.  M., 

Resigned,  (26.) 
Lieut.  Colonel  Edmund  Jussen,  March  23,  1863. 
Lient.  Colonel  William  F.  VUas,  August  28,  1863. 
Major  Charles  H.  Williams,  February  25,  186:). 
Captain  E.  Howard  Irwin,  December  19,  1662.     (Recom- 

missioned  Assistant  SurgeoQ  December  19,  1862.) 
Captain  Anson  Riley  Jones.  April  4,  1863. 
Captain  Ephraim  S.  Fletcher,  July  30.  1863. 
Captain  Sinclair  W.  Botkin,  Septe'mber  3,  1863. 
Captain  William  G.  Pitman,  December  19,  1863. 
Captain  D.  Cyrus  Holdridge,  Julv  19,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Chester  N.  Tuttle.  Januarv22,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  William  H.  Dunham,  Mav  28.  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Franklin  Z.  Hicks,  R.  Q.  3/.,  July  5,  1S63. 
First  Lieut.  George  Gibson,  .idj't,  August  2,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  John  A.  Ball,  August  21,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Robert  Steele,  June  30,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  J.  Bartholomew  Malloy,  January  28, 1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Francis  A.  Stoltze,  Februarv  6,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Warren  Gray,  March  27,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Charles  E.  Brunner,  August  30,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Benjamin  A.  Taft,  September  2,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Leonard  F.  Wanner,  November  21,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Alpheus  W.  Baker,  November  21,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Basil  Smout,  December  24.  1864. 
Surgeon  James  D.  Prentice.  February  2,  1863. 
Surgeon  John  Groeuings,  June  23,  1863. 
Assistant  Surgeon  E.  Howard  Irwin,  April  27,  1863. 

Discharged,  (2.) 

*  Captain  John  F.  Hazelton,  Mav  11,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  John  Starks,  May  20',  1864. 

Died,  (6.) 

Captain  Nathaniel  S.  Frost,  December  18,  1862,  at  Mem- 
phis, Tenn. 

Captain  Charles  M.  Waring,  February  19,  1863,  at  Mem- 
phis, Tenn. 

First  Lieut.  Elisha  L.  Walbridge,  March  31,  1863,  at  La 
Crosse,  Wis. 

First  Lient.  Andrew  J.  McFarlane,  July  4,  1863,  of 
wounds,  at  Portage  City,  Wis. 

Assistant  Surgeon  James  C.  Axtell,  October  18,  1862,  at 
Covington,  Ky. 

Chaplain  Christian  E.  TTeirick,  February  15,  1863,  of 
disease,  at  Young's  Point,  La. 


List  of  battles,  itc,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  :  , 

"CHICKA5AW  Bluffs,"  no  loss.  "  Arkaxsas  Post,"  killed,  E.  M.,  3;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  34. 
"PoRTGlBSO.N-,"ifounrferf.E.  M.,1.  "  CHA.MPloy  HILL,"  u?oii7Kic<i,  E.  M..  3.  "BIG  BLACK  RivER," 
wourded,  E.  M.,  1.  "  SlEGE  OF  YlCKSBURG,"  killed,  E.  M.,  6;  vonnded.  O.  5,  E.  M.  42;  missing; 
E.  M.,1.  ••  JaCKSOx."  (Miss.,)  icounded.  E.  M.,  7.  "CaRRION  Crow  Batou,"  killed,  E.  M.,  5 
iroujideii,  O.  2,  E.  M.  37  ;  missing,  O.  3.  E.a.  81.  "  SaDInE  CROSSROADS,"  WHerf,  E.  M.,  6  ;  wounded, 
E,  M.,  14;  missing.  O.  1.  E.  M.  40.  "Ca.ve-River  CROSSI.vg."  no  loss.  "  JaCKSO.v,"  (La.,)  killed, 
E.M.,2;  icounded,  E.  M.,  4.  "SPANISH  FORT,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  4.  "  FOET  BlaKELY,"  kilud, 
E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,  4. 

*  Appointed  Captain  and  A.  Q.  M, 


198 


WISCONSIN-   INFANTRY. 


TWENTY-FOURTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  wag  organized  at  Milwau- 
kie,  Wis.,  from  August  15  to  22,  1862, 
to  serve  three  years.  The  members 
whose  terms  of  service  vpould  have  ex- 
pired previous  to  October  1,  1865,  vcere 
mustered  out  June  10,  1865,  and  the 
remaining  members  transferred  to  the 
13th  regiment  Wisconsin  iiifantry.) 

Colonel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 

Arthur  Mc  Arthur,  jr 18  May,    65 

(Breoet  Colonel  13  March,  1865.) 

Major. 
William  Kennedy 5  June,  65 

Captains. 

David  Y.  Homing 13  Feb.,  63 

Charles  Huvtuiig 15  Mar., 

WUliam  H.  Sibley Uuly,   64 

(Brevet  Major  13  March,  1865.) 

George  Allanson 2  July, 

Louis  T.  Battle 7  Feb.,    65 

Thomas  E.  Kalding 26  Apr., 

{Brevet  Major  13  March,  186.5.) 

John  W.  Plummer 5  June, 

Julius  W.  Clark 9  June, 

Richard  H.  Austin,  a.  w.  m. 

First  Lieutenants. 

Samuel  B.  Chase,  li.  Q.  M.  -.19  Aug.,  62 

Horace  Buchanan,  Adj't 14  May,   64 

Byron  D.  L.  Abert 27  June, 

Charles  Morrow 2  July, 

Draper  D.  Goodrich 1  Nov., 

Charles  C.  Mayer 7  Feb.,    65 

John  E.  Armitage 7  Feb., 

Henry  A.  Reed 19  Feb., 

John  N.  Kiefer 28  Apr., 

MUlard  B.  Coburn 26  May, 

Second  Lieutenants. 


Surgeon. 
Herman  E.  Hasse 22  Aug.,  62 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
Jared  P.  Wheeler,  a.  w.  m. 

Chaplain. 
John  P.  Roe 4  Nov.,  64 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (3.) 

First  Lieut.  Charles  P.  Huntington,  July  23,  1864,  to  Cap- 
tain 1st  regiment  U.  S.  V.  V.  engineers. 

Second  Lieut.  Charles  A.  Smith,  January  30.  1864,  to 
Lieut.  Colonel  35th  regiment  Wisconsin  infantry. 

Second  Lieut.  Thomas  W.  C.  Moore,  June  25,  1864,  to 
Captain  and  A.  D.  C. 

Resigned,  (28.) 

Colonel  Charles  H.  Larrabee,  August  27,  1863 

Lieut.  Colonel  Edwin  L.  Buttrick,  December  24,  1862. 

Lieut.  Colonel  Elisha  C.  Hibbard,  Starch  7.  186.3. 

Lieut.  Colonel  Theodore  S.  West,  May  12,  1865. 

Major  Carl  Von  Baumbach,  November  28,  1863. 

Captain  Orlando  Ellsworth,  September  25,  18G2. 

Captain  William  H.  Eldred,  January  17,  1863. 

Captain  Henry  W.  Gunnison,  February  25,  1863. 

Captain  Charles  D.  Rogers,  April  3,  1864. 

Captain  Edwin  B.  Parsons,  March  12,  1865. 

Captain  John  G.  Tanuatt,  April  24,  1865. 

Captain  John  W.  Clark,  May  19,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  Peter  C.  Lusk,  December  19.  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Peter  Strack,  February  3,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Giles  E.  Starkweather,  R.  Q.  M.,  March  21, 

1863. 
First  Lieut.  Edward  K.  Holtnn,  June  11,  186:3. 
First  Lieut.  John  L.  Mitchell,  September  1,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Conrad  Grede,  October  21,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Dexter  N.  Kasson,  September  24,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  John  Borth.  January  13,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  George  Coote,  March  21,  186.5. 
Second  Lieut.  Courtland  P.  Larkin,  October  7,  1862. 
Second  Lient.  Riverous  P.  Ellmore,  January  13,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Henry  T.  Drsike,  August  31,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Frank  W.  Riddle,  September  9,  1863. 
Secoud  Lieut.  Frederic  Wolfram,  October  12,  1863. 
Assistant  Surgeon  ^Nloses  C.  Hoyt,  May  5,  1863. 
Chaplam  Francis  Fasseder,  July  28,  1863. 


Discharged,  (1.) 
Captain  Henry  M.  Bridge,  December  27,  1862. 

Vied,  (11.) 

Captain  Gustavus  Goldsmith,  October  3,  1863,  of  wounds 

received  in  action  at  Chickamauga,  Ga. 
Captain  Howard  Greene,  killed  in  action  at  Chattanooga, 

Tenn.,  November  2.5,  1863. 
Captain  Frederick  A.  Root,  December  2,  1863,  of  disease, 

at  Chattanooga.  Tenn. 
Captain  Alvah  Phill)rook,  killed  in  action  at  Franklin, 

Tenn.,  November  30,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Robert  J.  Chivas,  killed  in  action  at  Mission 

Ridge,  Tenn.,  November  25,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Thomas  T.  Keith,  killed  in  action  at  Adairs- 

ville,  Ga.,  May  17,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Frederick   Schlenstedt.   killed  in  action  at 

Jouesboro',  Ga.,  September  1,  1864. 
Second  Lit-ut.  Christian  Nix,  January  1,  1863,  of  wounds 

received  in  action  at  Stone  River,  Tenn. 
Second  Lieut.  George  Ble.yer,  January  25,  1863,  of  wounds 

received  in  action  at  Stone  River,  Tenn. 


WISCONSIN   INFANTRY. 


199 


Second  Lieut.  George  H.  Cole,  Febrnaiy  18,  1863,  at  An- 

napoliii,  Md. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Charles  Mueller,  September  11,  1862, 

of  disease,  near  Covington,  Ky. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
Captain  Duncan  C.  Reed,  January  17,  1863. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"Chaplin  Hills,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1.  "Stone  Hiter,"  killed,  E.  M.,  16;  wounded,  O.  2,  E.  M.  41 ; 
missing,  E.  M.,  85.  "  CHICK amaDGA,"  killed,  E.  M.,  3  ;  wounded,  O.  4,  E.  M.  68 ;  missing.  E.  M.,  30. 
••Cb^attaSOOGA,"  killed,  0.2,  E.  JI.  1;  icouniierf,  O.  2.  E.  M.  24.  "ROCKY  FaCKD  RiDGE,"  no  loss. 
"ResaCA."  killed,  E.  M.,  6;  wounded,  O.  2,  E.  M.  16.  "  Adairsville,"  kitle.d,  O.  1,  E.  M.  4; 
Kounded,  E.  3£.  13.  "Dallas,"  killed,  E.  M.,  2  ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  11 ;  missing.  E.  M.,  1.  "  Ke.ve- 
SAW  MOC.n'TAIX,"  killed,  E.  M.,  3  ;  wounded.  O.  1.  E.  M.  21 .  "  Chattahoochie  River,"  mr<.?ing, 
E.M.,2.  "Peach  Tree  Creek,"  ftakd,  E.M.,  1.  "  Atlanta,"  no  loss.  "  Jonesboro',"  *r)7?e(f, 
0.1.  "LoTEJOT's  Station,"  no  loss.  "Spring  Hill,"  wouHded,  E.  M..  1.  "Franklin,"  A/ZZcd, 
O.  1,  E.  M.  1;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  13 ;  musing,  E.  M.,  3.  "Kashatxle,"  killed,  E.  M.  1 ; 
Kounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  3. 


200 


WISCONSIN    INFANTRY. 


TWENTY-FIFTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  La 
Crosse,  Wis.,  September  14,  1862,  to 
servo  three  years.  It  was  mustered  out 
of  service  June  7,  1865.) 

Colonel. 

Milton  Montgomery 14  Sept.,  62 

(Brevet  Brig.  Gen.  13  March,  1865.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

Jeremiah  M.  RuKk 16  Sept. ,  63 

(Brevet  Brig.  Gen.  1.3  March,  1865.) 

Major. 
William  H.  Josliu 16  Sept.,  63 

Captains. 

HivalD.  Farquharson 14  Sept.,  62 

Z.ba  S.  Swan 14  Sept., 

Mortimer  E.  Leonard 25  Aug.,  63 

Daniel  N.  Smalley 16  Sept., 

Kob  Roy  McGregor 24  Apr.,  64 

Benjamin  B.  Gurley 21  Oct., 

Charles  A.  Hunt 1  Jan.,    65 

John  R.  Casaon 24  Apr., 

John  M.  Shaw,  a.  w.  m. 

First  Lieutenants. 

Charles  S.  Famham 25  Aug.,  63 

John  T.  Richards 16  Sept, 

John  Fitzgerald,  AdJ't I  Nov., 

Julius  A.  Parr 21  Oct.,    64 

David  C.  Hope,  R.  Q..M 21  Oct. , 

Joel  Allen  Barber 8  Nov., 

Edward  E.  Houstain 27  Dec, 

John  R.  Canon 13  Jan.,   65 

Whiting  A.  Woolhiser 24  Apr., 

Warren  G.  Davis 24  Apr., 

James  McCoy,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Andrew  J.  High 25  Aug.,  63 

Charles  B.  Blanchard 16  Sept., 

Benjamin  P.  Saltzman 15  Aug.,  64 

John  W.  McKay 21  Oct., 

Pleasants.  Pritchett 13  Jan.,    65 

James  Frawley 13  Jan., 

Oliver  M.  Yoric 13  Jan., 

Alfred  H.  Lamb 24  Apr., 

Surgeon. 
William  A.  Gott 14  July,  64 

Assistant  Surgeon. 

Charles  A.  Dalgairns 1  Nov.,  64 

Ckaplain. 

Thomas  Harwood 1  Mar.,  64 


Cascalties. 


Promoted,  (2.) 

Captain  George  G.  Symes,  February  15,  1865,  to  Colonel 
44 ih  regiment  Wisconsin  infantry. 

Captain  Cyrus  M.  Butt,  May  8,  1865,  to  Major  48th  regi- 
ment Wisconsin  infantry. 

Resigned,  (8.) 

Captain  James  D.  Condit,  July  15,  1863. 

Captain  Virus  W.  Dorwin,  July  28,  1863. 

Captain  Robert  J.  Whittleton,  September  15,  1864. 

Captain  Robert  M.  Gordon,  November  1,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Joseph  W.  Brackett,  April  7,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Lyman  S.  Mason,  May  2, 1864. 

First  Lieut.  William  H.  Downs,  R.  Q.  M..  September  17, 

1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Thomas  Barnett,  June  23,  1864. 

Discharged,  (10.) 

Captain  James  C.  Farrand,  August  27,  1863. 
Captain  James  Berry,  November  28,  1863. 
Captain  Warren  C.  S.  Barron,  May  15,  1865. 
Captain  Richard  H.  Kendrick,  May  15,  1865. 
FirNt  Lieut.  Eugene  B.  Wise,  March  28,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Parker  C.  Dunn,  April  1,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  William  Roush,  April  1,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  John  W.  Smelker,  April  4,  1864. 
Surgeon  Martin  R.  Gage,  June  15,  1864. 
Chaplain  T.  C.  Golden,  December  5,  1863. 

Died,  (10.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Samuel  J.  Nasmith,  August  16,  1863,  at 

Plattville,  Wis. 
Captain  Robert  Nash,  August  21,  1863,  of  disease,  at 

Memphis,  Tenn. 
Captain  John  G.  Scott,   April  14,  1864,   of  disease,   at 

Mound  City,  111. 
Captain  William  H.  Bennett,  August  10,  1864,  of  wounds, 

at  Macon,  Ga.,  while  a  prisoner  of  war. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  F.  Olmsted,  August  5,  1863,  at  Mem- 
phis, Tenn. 
First  Lieut.  Henry  C.  Wise,  October  27,  1863,  at  Helena, 

Ark. 
Second  Lieut.  Oscar  E.  Foot,  August  3,  1863,  at  Helena, 

Ark. 
Second  Lieut.  William  H.  Gribble,  killed  in  action  at 

Atlanta,  Ga.,  July  22,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Louis  F.  Grow,  July  25,  1864,  of  wounds 

received  in  action  at  Atlanta,  Ga. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Jacob  McCreary,  August  3,  1863,  at 

Helena,  Ark. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each: 
"Decatur,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  2.  "Resaca,"  hilled.  E.  M.,  5;  wounded,  E.  M.,  21;  missing, 'E. 
M.,  1.  "Dallas,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  7.  "Kenesaw  Mountain,"  killrd,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded, F,.  M., 
13.  "Atlanta,"  hilled,  O.  1,  E.  M.  14;  wounded,  O.  9,  E.  M.  70;  missing,  O.  1,  E.  M.  26. 
"  JONEsiiORO',"  no  Io.is.  "  Savannah."  hilled,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded,  E.  M.,4.  "Rivers'  Bridge," 
killed,  E.  M.,  3;  wounded,  E.  M.,  5.     "  SOUTH  BRANCH  Edisto  River,"  wounded,  O.,  1. 


WISCONSIN   INFANTRY, 


201 


TWENTY-SIXTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Milwau- 
kie,  Wis.,  September  17,  1862,  to  serve 
three  years.  It  was  mastered  out  of 
service  June  13,  1865.) 

Colond. 


LieutejutTit  ColoneL 

Frederick  C.  Winkler 8  July,   64 

(Brecet  Briff.  Gen.  15  June,  1S65.) 

Major. 

Francis  Lackner 8  July,   64 

{Brevet Zieut.  Colond  13  Marcli,  I'SGo.) 

Captains. 

John  W.  Fnchs 15  Mar.,  63 

{Brevet  Major  13  March,  1865.) 

Vi'illiam  Steinmeyer 1  June,  64 

Henry  Rauth 1  Nov., 

Joseph  Mar>chaaer 1  Nov., 

Andrew  J.  Fullerton 1  Nov., 

William  H.  Hemschmyer 1  Nov., 

Caspar  Bnechner ■-"  Mar.,  65 

Peter  Guttmann 20  Apr. , 

First  Lieutenants. 

Adolph  Hensel,  R.  Q.  M 1  July,    63 

Oswald  Schubert 17  Dec,  64 

Joseph  Arnold 26  Mar.,   65 

George  W.  Jones,  Adj'l 27  Mar., 

Frank  M.  Fiess 20  Apr., 

Jalins  Mueller 20  Apr., 

Henry  Eisner 20  Apr., 

Lambert  Weiss 20  Apr., 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Surgeon. 
Simon  Tan  der  Vaart 1  Nov.,  61 

Assistant  Surgeons. 

Chaplain. 
JohnKilian 1  Jan.,    65 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (33.) 

Colonel  William  H.  Jacobs,  January  11,  1864. 

Lieut.  Colonel  Charles  Lehmann.  January  17,  1863. 

Captain  Frantz  Landa,  November  21,  1862. 

Captain  Jacob  E.  Mann,  December  9.  1862. 

Captain  William  G^org,  March  8,  1863. 

Captain  Anton  Kettler,  March  8,  1863. 

Captain  Louis  Pelosi,  March  12.  1863. 

Captain  Herman  Fuerstenberg.  February  8,  1864. 

Captain  Peter  Fernekes.  April  19,  1864. 

Captain  Edward  Carl.  September  29.  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Jacob  Heipp,  November  20,  1862, 

First  Lieut.  Christian  .Sarnow,  November  20.  1862. 

First  Lient.  William  E.  Huttman,  December  9,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Henreich  J.  Bennineer.  February  1,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  August  F.  3/i/f//eT,' February  6,'l863. 

First  Lieut.  Joseph  Wedig,  Febniarv  2(5,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Charles  Vocke,  Slay  13,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Henrv  Greve,  September  8.  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Philip  Jacob  Schlosser,  Adj't,  September  12, 

1863. 
First  Lieut  Otto  Troemel.  October  30,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Conrad  Grode.  January  13,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  Duerjlinger.  March  10,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Albert  Wallber,  April  3.  1864. 
Fir<t  Lieut.  Frederick  W.  Hundhausen,  R.  Q.  .V.,  Jane 

30,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Sigismund  Jnenger,  July  30,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Charles  Ottilie,  October  4.  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Julius  MeisswinkeL  February  6,  1863. 
.Second  Lieut.  John  F.  Hagen,  February  12,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Anton  Yogt,  August  8,  1863. 
Surgeon  Francis  Huebschmann,  September  23,  1864. 
Assistant  .Surgeon  Theodore  Fricke,  March  7,  1863. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Charles  Georgie.  July  27,  1863. 
Chaplain  'WiUiam  Yette,  April  2,  1864. 

Discharged,  (11.) 

Lieut  Colonel  Hans  Boebel,  May  28.  1864. 

Major  PhUip  Horwitz.  February  5.  1863. 

Major  Henry  Baetz,  October  8,  18t53. 

Captain  August  Ligowski.  July  19,  1864. 

Captain  Bernhard  Domscheke,  April  24,  1865. 

Captain  August  Bartscb,  May  15.  1865. 

First  Lieut.  Frederick  T.  Koemer,  October  26,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  George  P.  Traenraer.  Adj't.  January  14,  1855. 

Second  Lient.  John  Orth.  June  23,  1863. 

Second  Lieut.  Adolph  Cordier.  January  22.  1864. 

Second  Lieut  Carl  Karsten.  January  13, 1865. 

Died,  (11.) 

Captain  Charles  Pizzalo.  killed  in  action  at  Chancellora- 

ville,  Va.,  Mav2,  1863. 
Captain  August'Schuelier,  May  9,  1863,  of  wounds  received 

in  action  at  Chancellorsville,  Ya. 
Captain  Charles    W.  Seukirch,  May  12,  1863,  of  wounds 

received  in  action  at  Chancellorsville,  Ya. 
Captain  WiUiam  Smith,  killed  in  action  at  Gettysburg, 

Pa..  Jnlv  1,  1863. 
Captain  John  P.  Seeraan,  killed  in  action  at  Peach  Tree 

Creek,  Ga.,  Julv  20.  1864. 
Captain  Robert  Slueller,  killed  in  action  at  Peach  Tree 

Creek,  Ga.,  July  20,  1864. 


202 


WISCONSIN   INPANTRT. 


Cnptnin  CnrI  Schmidt,  killed  in  action  at  Averysboro', 

N.  C.  March  16,  1865. 
First  Liint.  Martin  Young,  killed  in  action  at  Gettysburg, 

Pa,,  July  1,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Chrirttinn  Phillip,  killed  in  action  at  Rcsaca, 

Gn.,  May  15,  1864. 
FirHt  Lieut.  Nicholas  Wolmor,  August  21,  18G4,  of  wounds 

received  in  action  at  Peach  Tree  Creek,  Ga. 
First  Lieut.  PranciB  Rudolph  Klein,  killed  in  action  at 

Averysboro',  N.  0.,  March  16,  18G5. 

Dis7nissed,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  Leopold  Melohoir,  September  8,  1864. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"ChaNCELLOHSVILI.E,"  killed,  O.  1,  E.  M.  25;   wounded,  O.  fi,  E.  M.  120;  inhsinif  O.  1,  E  M  41 
GETTVSBURa,"  killed,  O.  2,  E.  M.  18;   wounded,  O.  8,  E.  M.  126;  missin/f,  O.  2,  E.  M.,  53      "'re- 
SACA,     iiWcd,  O.  1,  E.  M.  5;  «)OHnrf«rf,  E.  M.,  42.    "DMA.as,"  kiUcd,'E,.M.,l ;  wonnded,0.\    E  M  26- 

mjssin^  E.  M.  1.  "Kenesaw  Mountain,"  kilhd,  E.  M.,  9;  wounded,  B.  M.,  38.  PEACH  Tree 
Creek  killed,  O.  2,  E.  M.  7;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.,  23.  "Atlanta,"  kiVed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded 
ii.  M.,  5.  Savavnah,"  no  loss.  "  Averysdoho',"  killed,  O.  2,  E.  M.  6:  wounded,  E.  M.  lo' 
"BENTONVILLE,"/fiHca!,  E.  M.,  1;   woufirfed,  E.  M.,  3.  >"■■,  ^^- 


WISCONSIN   INFANTRY. 


203 


TWKNTY-SEVENTH  REGIMENT. 

Casualties. 

(This  repiment  was  organized  atMilwau- 

kie,  Wis.,  from  October 

23,    1862, 

to 

March  7,  186.3,  to  serve  three  years. 

It 

waK  mustered  out  of  service  August  29, 

Resigned,  (16.) 

1865.) 

Captain  Frederick  Schnellen,  July  1,  1863. 

Colonel. 

Captain  Alfred  G.  Marschner,  February  25,  1864. 

Conrad  Krez , 

.  7  Mar., 
ch.  1865.) 

63 

Captain  William  Wigham,  January  19,  1865. 

(Brevet  Brig.  Geri,.  26  Mar 

First  Lieut.  David  Schreiak,  July  15,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Charles  Meyer,  Adj't,  March  13,  1864. 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

First  Lieut.  William  N.  Shaffer,  R.  Q.  M.,  March  19, 1864. 

First  Lieut.  Edvrard  W.  Robbing,  May  28,  1864. 

Ten  Eyck  &.  Olmsted 

.  3  June, 

64 

First  Lieut.  Carl  E.  W.  Struve,  April  18,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  George  L.  Hartwell,  June  28,  1865. 

Major. 

Second  Lieut.  William  Henry,  February  25,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Charles  F.  Folger,  Febniary  27,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  William  T.  Cole,  February  3,  1865. 

Captains. 

Surgeon  Charles  Krak,  July  16,  1863. 

Assistant  Surgeon  George  Hutchinson,  December  25. 1863. 

Charles  H.  Cunningham.. . 

..23  Oct., 

62 

Assistant  Surgeon  Jerome  C.  Saltzman,  June  7,  1864. 

Joseph  Rankin 

.23  Oct., 

Chaploin  William  P.  Slowe,  August  24,  1863. 

James  C.  Barnes 

.13  Jan., 

63 

Peter  Mulholland 

.19  Mar., 

Conrad  P.  Smith 

.  1  Nov., 

Discharged,  (5.) 

*  Julius  Schlaioh 

..17  Jan., 

64 

Lieut.  Colonel  John  I.  Brown,  April  4,  1864. 

(Brevet  Major  24  Novemb 

3r,  1865.) 

First  Lieut.  Ole  Jacobson,  February  23,  1864. 

John  A.  S.  Verdier 

.17  Jan., 

First  Lieut.  John  J.  Borland,  July  12,  1864. 

Carl  Witte 

.23  May, 

Second  Lieut.  Albert  L.  Lund,  February  23, 1884. 

Josiah  Piatt 

.  8  Aug., 

Second  Lieut.  William  F.  Mitchell,  February  23,  1864. 

James  Guan 

..17  Mar.. 

65 

First  Lieutenants. 

Died,  (4.) 

Thomas  McMillan 

..28  Mar., 
..28  Mar., 

63 

Captain  Erastus  W.  Stannard,  June  8, 1863,  of  wounds. 

Julius  Bodenstab 

Captain  Charles  Corneliuson,  September  9,  1863,  at  Mem- 

Michael Mullen 

.18  Jan., 
..23  May, 

64 

phis,  Tenn. 

Charles  W.  Walther 

Captain  Aaron  Hobart,  November  5,  1863,, of  disease,  at 

D.  Leprclette  Moore,  Adj't 
Joseph  F.  Kent,  R.  Q.  M. . . 

. .  3  June, 

Little  Rock,  Ark. 

. .  3  June, 

Second  Lieut.  Oscar  H.  Silver,  August  29, 1863,  of  disease, 

Edward  Bach 

..30  July, 

at  Duval's  BluflF,  Ark. 

KoBwell  H.  Tripp 

.21  Aug., 

Dismissed,  (2.) 

Peter  Doane,  jr 

.21  Aug., 

John  Gehriug 

.  2  June, 
.15  Aug., 

ts. 

65 

Captain  Samuel  D.  Hubbard,  April  21, 1864. 

Ole  Nelson 

First  Lieut.  Charles  H.  Raymer,  April  20, 1863. 

Second  Lientenan 

William  Stone 

.30  July, 

64 

Michael  A.  Mnguire 

.23  Dec, 

Nicholas  Hensen 

.  4  Jan., 

65 

Clayton  Stevens 

..10  Jan., 

Irving  v.  Bliss 

.  2  Apr., 

iVmanzer  Strong,  a.  w.  m. 

*  ^  .■^^^'■•1 

Surgeon. 

Robert  Mitchell 

.  2  Oct.. 

63 

Assistant  Surgeon. 

, 

James  B.  Cooper 

.13  July, 

64 

Chaplain. 

List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each : 
"Okalona,"  killed,"  E.  M.,   3;     wounded,  E.  M.,   3.      "Prairie   D'Ann,"   killed,    E.    M.,   1; 
wounded,  E.  M.,  3.     "JENKINS'  FERRY,"  killed,  E.  M.,  5;  iBOunded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  17;  missing,  E.  M., 
3.     "Pine  Bluff,"  AiVZed,  E.M.,  1.     "Spanish  Fort," /a'Heii,  E.M.,  3;  wounded, 'E.U,,'^. 

"Discharged  March  7,  386a. 


204 


WISCONSIN   INFANTRY. 


TWENTY-EIGHTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  repriment  was  orgnnized  at  Milwau- 
kie,  Wis.,  October  14,  1862,  to  »«rvo 
three  years.  It  was  inuaterod  out  of 
Bervice  August  2U,  1865.) 

Colonel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Edmund  B.  Gray 28  May,   63 

Major. 
Calvert  C.  White 10  July,   63 

Captains. 

John  A.Williamfl 14  Oct.,    62 

Thomas  N.  Steventi 14  Oi.t., 

Edward  S.  Rediugton 14  Oct., 

JamoB  R.  Kenyou 14  O.t., 

Lyndsey  J.  Smith 1  May,    63 

Archie  D.  Montieth 4  Oct., 

JameH  Murray 10  Apr.,  64 

Willis  V.  Tichonor 19  Apr., 

Charles  B.  Slawson 29  July, 

George  F.  Cowiug 1  Apr.,  65 

First  Lieutenants. 

William  E.Bingham 14  Oct.,    62 

William  E.  Coates 16  Juu.,   63 

Alexander  T,  Seymour 1  May, 

Charles  J.  Collier,  R.  Q.  A/.  ..25  Apr.,  64 

Franklin  A.  Bennett 29  July, 

Jonathan  L.  O'Brien 6  Feb.,   65 

Jerome  B.  Magill,  Adj't 28  May, 

Albert  Foster 6  July, 

James  S.  Worthraan 6  July, 

Henry  H.  Watts 22  Aug. , 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Smith  A.  Hnrtwell 12  June,  63 

EulifF.Hopper 17  Dec,   64 

Aaa  W.  Hebberd 19  Dec, 

Surgeon. 
William  H.  Smith 6  Sept.,  62 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
D.  McL.  MUler 22  Sept.,  62 

Chaplain. 
Ebenezer  S.  Peake,  a.  w.  m. 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (2.) 

First  Lieut.  David  Turner,  February  15, 1864,  to  Captain 

3d  regiment  Arkansas  cavalrv. 
First  Lieut.  Albert  S.  Kendrick,  Adj't,  May  21,  1865,  to 

Coptain  and  A.  A.  O. 

Resigned,  (15.) 

Colonel  James  M.  Lewis,  January  2,  1864. 

Lieut.  Colonel  Cluirles  Whituker,  May  28,  1863. 

Captain  Horace  B.  Crandull,  October  23,  1862. 

Captain  Hermann  A.  Meyer,  jr.,  February  18,  1864. 

Captain  Eliliu  Enos,  March  25,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Daniel  S.  Curtiss,  December  11,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Arthur  Holbrook,  January  16,  18G3. 

First  Lieut.  Hiram  N.  Hayes,  February  14,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  John  A.  Savage,  jr.,  Adj't,  August  5. 1863. 

First  Lieut.  Cushman  K.  Davis,  March  4,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Lowell  L.  Alvord,  July  5,  186.1. 

Second  Lieut.  John  W.  Lowry,  Decembi-r  12,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Ethan  A.  Gage,  July  22,  1863. 

Second  Lieut.  Wallace  Goft",  March  19,  1864. 

Assistant  Surgeon  Lewis  K.  Hawes,  November  18, 1863. 

Discharged,   (7.) 

Captain  Levi  J.  BillingH,  December  30,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  William  J.  Briggs,  July  1,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  George  W.  Wy  lie,  R.  Q.  M  ,  February  1,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Thomas  Chandler,  December  14,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Hiram  F.  Lyke,  May  12,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  Seymour  Gilbert,  May  18,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  James  B.  Schrom,  July  15,  1865. 

Died,  (7.) 

Captain  Andrew  F.  Shivcrick,  April  22,  1863,  at  Memphis, 

Tenu. 
Captain  Ira  H.  Morton,  September  18,  1863,  of  disease,  at 

Little  Rock,  Ark. 
Captain  Mnudevillo    G.  Townsond,   killed  in  action  at 

Marks'  Mill.H,  Ark.,  April  25,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Andrew  J.  Gilmoro,  July  30,  1863,  at  Mil- 

waukie.  Wis. 
First  Lieut.  Jeremiah  Noon,  August  10,  1863,  of  disease. 
Second  Lieut.  Walker  L.  Bean,  December  29,  1862,  at 

Columbus,  Ky. 
Second  Lieut.  James  M.  Mead,  February  13,  1863. 


List  of  battles,  &.C.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"HKLF.flA,"  iooundcd,E.M.,  6;  missing,  E.U.,  5;     "  MOVNT  ELBA,"  killed,  E.  M.,2.     "SPANISH 
Foin,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  5. 


WISCONSIN   INFANTRY. 


205 


TWENTY-NINTH  REGIMENT. 

(Thifl  regiment  was  organized  at  MadiBon, 
Wis.,  Septembers?,  1862,  to  serve  three 
years.  It  was  mustered  out  of  service 
June  22, 1865.) 

Colonel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Bradford  Hancock 9  Apr.,  64 

Major. 
Horace  E.  Connit 3  July,  64 

Captains. 

Gustavus  H.  Bryant 27  Sept. ,  62 

Charles  A.  Holmes 27  Sept., 

Oscar  Mohr 14  Apr.,   63 

Darius  S.  Gibbs 26  Mar.,  64 

Edwin  Marsli 1  June, 

Oscar  L.  Ray 8  July, 

JoHhua  Stark 18  July, 

William  F.  Parsons 2  Aug., 

William  CaiToU 18  Sept., 

William  K.  Barney 25  Nov., 

First  Lieutenants. 

David  W.  Curtis 27  Sept.,  62 

Alba  M.  Kent 14  Apr.,  63 

Henry  C.  Hadley,  Adj't 10  Apr.,  64 

Frederick  B.  Northrup 25  Apr., 

Robert  E.  Gray 2  June, 

John  N.  Davis 8  July, 

Charles  H.  Eggleston 2  Sept., 

William  Wilson 23  Sept., 

Oscar  Lawrence 29  Sept., 

John  P.  De  Merit,  R.  Q.  M...  1  Nov., 
Edwin  H.Cole 1  Mar.,  65 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Julius  Schroeter 28  May,   63 

Surgeon. 
Jacob  L.  Potter 2  Sept.,  64 

Assistant  Surgeon, 
Joseph  H.  Barber 21  Apr.,   65 

Chaplain. 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (5.) 

Captain  John  W.  Blakc,  September  15, 1864,  to  Major  42d 
regiment  Wisconsin  infantry. 

Captain  Oliver  C.  Bissell,  November  9,  1864,  to  Lieut.  Col- 
onel 44th  regiment  Wisconsin  infantry. 

First  Lieut.  James  0.  Pierce,  May  8,  18C3,  to  Major  and 
A.  A.  G. 

First  Lieut.  Samuel  Baird,  It.  Q.  M.,  February  29,  1864, 
to  Captain  and  A.  Q.  M. 

Assistant  Surgeon  William  W.  Hipolito,  March  10,  1865, 
to  Surgeon  11th  U.  S.  C.  T. 

Resigned,  (23.) 

Colonel  Charles  R.  Gill,  June  27,  1863. 
Colonel  William  A.  Greene,  January  26,  1865. 
Lieut.  Colonel  Gerrit  T.  Thorn,  February  3,  18G3. 
Captain  Frederick  C.  Festner,  April  2,  1863. 
Captain  Charles  C.  Ammack,  August  27,  1863. 
Captain  Darius  J.  Wells,  June  20,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  Wood,  June  3,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  George  Weeks,  June  29,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Emil  Stoppenbach,  July  31,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Norman  Humphrey,  .September  4,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Thomas  Delriny,  January  23,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  William  V.  Perry,  January  10.  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Royal  P.  Bronaon,  March  19,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Calvin  B.  Scott,  June  15,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Justus  G.  Douglasn,  August  1,  186.3. 
•Second  Lieut.  George  W.  Hale,  February  6,  1864. 
iSecond  Lieut.  HeJiry  ISeidecken,  jr.,  June  4,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Charles  H.  Townsend,  May  — ,  1865. 
Surgeon  William  C.  Spaulding,  July  3,  1863. 
Surgeon  Darwin  DuBois,  July  21,  1864. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Robert  AddiKon,  March  3,  1863. 
Assistant  Surgeon  George  Winch,  August  31,  1863. 
Chaplain  John  I.  Herrick,  March  9,  1865. 

Discharged,  (3.) 

Captain  Thomas  R.  Mott,  December  16,  1863. 
Captain  Walter  A.  De  La  Mntyr,  March  16,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  John  B.  Scott.  May  1,  1865. 


Died,  (3.) 

June  3,  1864,  of  disease. 


at 


Captain  Oscar  F.  Mattice, 
New  Orleans,  La. 

First  Lieut.  Valentine  Sweensy,  Adj't,  April  21,  1863,  at 
Watertown,  Wis. 

First  Lieut.  Level  F.  Willard,  January  10,  1864,  of  dis- 
ease, at  Horicon,  Wis. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 

Captain  Hezekiah  Dunham,  May  11,  1863. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"Port  Gibson,"  killed,  E.  M.,  10;  wounded,  O.  2,  E.  M.,  62.  "  Champion  Biul,"  hilled,  E.  M., 
19;  wuunded,  O.  5,  E.  M.  84  ;  missing, 'E.M.,^,  "SlEGE  OF  ViCKSBURG,"  Ai//erf,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded, 
E.M.,4.  "Jackson,"  wou/jded,  E.  M.,5.  "  Carrion  Crow  Bayou,"  no  loss.  "SabineCross 
Roads," /c?7/ed,  E.  M.,  5;  wounded,  O.'i.,'E.M.\0;  missirig,  E.'M..  42.  "  Cane  RiVER  CROSSING," 
no  loss.  "MaRKSVILLE,  no  loss.  "Atchafalaya  River,"  hilled,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  B.M.,  1. 
"Spanish  Fort,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,  1;  missing,  E.  M.,  2.  "FORT  BLAKELY," 
no  loss. 


206 


WISCONSIN   INPANTEY. 


THIRTIETH  REGIMENT. 

Casualties. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Madison, 

"Wis.,  October  21,  1862,  to 

serve  three 

years.     It  was  mustered  out  of  service 

Promoted,  (5.) 

September  20,  186.5.) 

Captain  Samuel  Han-iman,  March  11,  1864,  to  Colonel  37th 
regiment  Wiaconsin  infantry. 

Colonel. 

Captain  David  C.  Fulton,  Novembers,  1864,  to  Major  lat 

DanielJ.  Dill 

.21  Oct, 

62 

regiment  Wi-^consin  heavy  artillery. 
First  Lieut.  Sidney  S.  Starr,  H  Q.  M.,  May  4,  1864,  to 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

Captain  and  A.  Q.  M. 

First  Lieut.  Samuel  W.  Smith,  March  12,  1865,  to  Lieu- 

Edward M.  Bartlett 

.21  Oct., 

62 

tenant  Colonel  3d  U.  S.  vols. 
Second  Lieut.  William  H.  Howes,  October  3,  1864,  to 

Major. 

First  Lieutenant  and  ^4;'' 42d  regiment  Wisconsia  in- 

JolmClowney ............. 

.21  Oct., 

62 

fantry. 

Captains. 

nesigned,  (9.) 

Alexander  A.  Arnold 

.21  Oct., 

62 

Captain  Martin  A.  Dreibelbis,  November  17,  18C2. 

Andrew  Bedal 

.21  Oct., 

Captain  Edward  Devlin,  January  8,  186.5. 

Napoleon  B.  Greer 

.21  Oct., 

Captain  Asa  B.  Swain,  January  18,  1865. 

Arthur  L.  Cos 

.11  Apr., 

64 

Captain  John  Klatt,  January  18,  1865. 

Lewis  0.  Marshall 

.20  Jan., 

65 

First  Lieut.  Charles  E.  Darling,  December  20,  1862. 

Thomas  Priestley 

.  4  Feb., 

First  Lieut.  George  Marshall,  March  7,  1863. 

Ezra  B.  Strong 

.27  Feb., 

First  Lieut.  George  F.  Dinsmore,  April  6,  1864. 

Henry  J.  Curtice 

.   1  Mar., 

First  Lieut.  John  E.  Tilton,  April  21,  1865. 

Darius  D.  Chappel 

.19  Apr., 

Assistant  Surgeon  Edwin  J.  Farr,  July  5,  1865. 

Edgar  A.  Meacham,  a.  w.  m. 

Discharged,  (1.) 

First  Lieutenants. 

Second  Lieut.  John  McMaster,  May  15,  1865. 

Theodore  C.  Spencer,  Adj't. 

.17  Sept. 

62 

William  H.  Gill 

.21  Oct., 

Died,  (2.) 

Charles  Buckman.. ....... 

.21  Oct., 
.  7  Mar., 

63 

Joseph  Mathews 

Captain  Lewis  S.  Burton,  November  6,  1864,  at  Mineral 

Heriry  A,  Wilson 11  Apr., 

Myron  F.  Hubbard 12  Apr., 

Frederick  A. Dresser,  iJ.Q.iV/.23  Dec, 

64 

Point,  Wis. 
First  L'eut.  Brown  C.  Hugaboom,  August  3,  1865,  of  dis- 

ease, at  Louisville,  Ky. 

William  A.Robinson 

Lorenzo  Dow  Gunn ,... 

.20  Jan., 
.27  Feb., 

65 

Dismissed,  (1.) 

John  T.  Jones ..... 

.13  Mar., 

First  Lieut.  Edward  C.  Foster,  February  9,  1864. 

Charles  K.  Turner 

.19  Apr., 

Henry^P.  Treadwell 

.16  Aug. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Benjamin  F.  Cowen 

.21  Oct., 

62 

James  H.  Van  Meter 

.13  Apr., 

64 

Samuel  Cassimer 

.14  Apr., 

Chester  Clark 

.11  Dec, 

William  H.  McDiarmid 

.20  Jan., 

65 

Thomas  0.  Kent 

.  4  Feb., 

Walter  Evans 

.18  Mar. 
..  1  Apr., 

• 

Charles  H.  Grant 

Surgeon. 

■  *    *  **-Jr*') 

Otis  Hovt 

_'l7  Sflnt 

,  62 

Assistant  Surgeon. 

Edwin  0.  Baker 

.13  Sept. 

,62 

Chaplain. 

Asa  B.  Green,  a.  w.  m. 

WISCONSIN   INFANTRY. 


207 


THIRTY-FIRST  REGIMENT. 

(BATTALION  OF.) 

(Companies  A,  B,  C,  D,  E,  and  F  of  this 
re ^ment  were  organized  at  Prairie  dii 
Cbien,  "Wis.,  October  9,  186ii,  and  com- 
panies G,  H,  I,  and  K  at  Racine,  Wis., 
December  24, 1862,  to  serve  three  years. 
Companies  A,  B,  C,  D,  E,  and  F  were 
mustered  out  June  20,  1865,  and  com- 
panies G,  H,  I,  and  K  retaioed  in  ser- 
vice until  July  8,  1865,  when  they  were 
mufltered  out.) 

Colonel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
George  D.  Rogers IFeb.,  64 

Major. 


Captains. 

Farlin  Q.Bali 29  Nov.,  63 

George  R.  Peck 11  July,   64 

Byron  Hewitt 22  May.,  65 

Martin  C.  Short 27  May, 

First  Lieutenants. 

James  P.  Corbin 29  Nov.,  63 

Leonard  A.  Bonney 14  Oct.,    64 

Samuel  J.  Hooker 22  May,    65 

ElvinH.  Smith 27  May, 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Orville  Strong 12  Nov.,  64 

Edwin  E.  Cummings 13  Nov., 

Surgeon. 


Assistant  Surgeon. 

Hermogene  S.  Balcom 23  Oct.,    64 

Chaplain. 


Casualties. 

Promoted,  (4.) 

Captain  John  B.  Vliet,  May  10,  18G5,  to  Lieut.  Colonel 
5l8t  regiment  WisconKin  infantry. 

First  Lieut.  John  P.  WUlard,  AprU  11,  1863,  to  Captain 
and  A.  D.  C. 

First  Lieut.  Rufus  King,  R.  Q.  M.,  April  17,  1864,  to  Cap- 
tain and  C.  i?. 

First  Lieut.  Harvey  M.  Brown,  March  21,  1864,  to  Major 
36th  regiment  Wisconsin  infantry. 

Resigned,  (15.) 
Colonel  Isaac  E.  Messmore,  October  2,  1863. 
Captain  Ormsbv  B.  Thomas,  January  15,  1864. 
Captain  Edwin"  A.  Bottum,  June  27,  1864. 
Captain  Ira  D.  Burdick,  September  27,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  L.  Fayette,  March  23,  1864. 
Fir^t  Lieut.  William  F.  Benson,  R.  Q.  M..  January  16, 1865. 
Second  Lieut.  John  C.  AVood,  October  20,  1862. 
Second  Lieut,  Theophibis  G.  Brunson,  December  12, 1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Henry  C.  Anderson,  January  4,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Edward  Turner,  March  15,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  John  T.  McKnigbt,  February  10,  1865. 
Surgeon  Darius  Mason,  November  6,  1863. 
Surgeon  Peter  S.  Arndt,  January  1,  1865. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Joseph  B.  Gaylor,  November  12,  1863. 
Assistant  Surgeon  James  M.  Bail,  July  13,  1864. 

Discharged,  (25.) 
Colonel  Francis  H.  West,  (Brevet  Brigadier  General  March 

13.  1865,)  June  20,  1865. 
Major  Robert  B.  Stephenson,  June  20,  186.5. 
*  Captain  Edward  K.  Buttrick,  April  6,  1865. 
Captain  Henry  A.  Chase,  June  20,  1865. 
Captain  Nathaniel  B.  Treat,  June  20,  186.1. 
Captain  William  Williamson,  June  20,  1865. 
Captain  Nathaniel  C.  Denio,  June  20,  1865. 
Captain  Daniel  B.  Dinple,  June  20,  1865. 
Captain  Charles  W.  Burns,  June  20,  1865. 
First  Ijeut.   James  F.   Sudduth,   Adj't,   (Brevet  Major 

March  19,  1865,)  June  20,  186.5. 
First  Lieut.  James  E.  Owens,  R.  Q.  M.,  June  20,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  George  F.  Lewis,  June  20,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Thomas  Beattie,  June  20,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Paul  Jeardoe,  June  20,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  M.  Lockwood,  June  20,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Hiram  Stevens,  June  20,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  James  Raynor,  June  20,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  George  Lvman,  Mav  16,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Allen  J.  Canfield,  June  20,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  David  Van  Woert,  jr.,  June  20,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Charles  R.  Bridgman,  June  20.  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Oliver  S.  Putnam,  June  20.  1865. 
Surgeon  William  JI.  Thomas,  June  20.  186.5. 
Chaplain  Alfred  Brun8on„December  12,  1863. 
Chaplain  Nathan  Woodworth,  June  20,  186?. 

Died,  (3.) 
Major  William  J.  Gibson,  September  9,  1863,  of  disease, 

at  Columbus,  Ky. 
Captain  James  B.  Mason,  October  17,  1863,  of  disease,  at 

Nashville,  Tenn. 
Second  Lieut.  Gilbert  N.  Rogers,    August  12,   1864,  of 

disease. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each : 
"Atlanta,"  killed,  E.  M.,  4 ;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  21 ;  missing,  E.  M.,  1.     "HARRISON'S  FIELD," 

killed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  3.     "  Sava.v.vah,"  no  loss.     "  Averysboro',"  killed,  E.  M.,  1 ; 

wounded,  E.  M.,  5.     "  BENTON  VILLE,"  killed,  E.  M.,  7;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  14;  missing,  O.  1, 

E.  M.  20. 

*  Appointed  Captain  and  A.  A.  G. 


208 


WISCONSIN   INFANTRT. 


TPIIRTY-SECOND  REGIMENT. 

(Tbis  regiment  was  orgnnizedat  Oshkosh, 
Wis.,  September  25,  1862,  to  serve 
three  years.  It  was  muntered  out  of 
service  June  12,  1865,  and  the  recruits 
transferred  to  the  i6lh  regiment  Wia- 
coDsia  infantry.) 

Colonel. 

Charles  H.  De  Groat 2  Aug. ,  64 

{Brevet  Brig.  Gen.  13  March,  1865.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

Joseph  H.  Carleton 24  Aug.,  64 

Major. 
■William  S.  Burrovrs 14  Sept.,  64 

Captains. 

James  Freeman 25  Sept.,  62 

Levpis  Low 9  Mar.,  64 

Mortimer  B.  Pierce 10  May, 

Wiley  B.  Arnold 24  Aug., 

Thomas  Bryant 14  Sept., 

Norman  H.  Whittimore 10  Nov., 

Alberts.  Bixby 25  Mar.,  65 

Henry  C.  Graham 28  Mar. , 

Frank  M.  Guernsey 25  Apr., 

Willium  F.  D.  Bailey,  a.  w.  m. 

First  Lieutenants. 

David  J.  Brothers 16  Jan.,    64 

Alfred  L.  Tucker 24  Aug., 

Josiah  S.  Styles,  Adft 14  Sept., 

George  W.  King 14  Sept. , 

AdelbertM.  Bly 25  Mar.,   65 

Nelson  R.  Leo 28  Mar., 

Edward  B.  Crofoot 25  Apr., 

AmoB  M.  Ball 25  Apr., 

David  B.  Johnston,  a.  jo.  m. 
Edward  H.  Bronson,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

William  A.  Tanner 25  .Sept.,  62 

Kichard  Bottrell 14  Sept.,  64 

Sumner  L.  Brasted 26  Oct., 

Luther  Spalding 1  Apr.,  65 

Oscar  B.  Smith 26  Apr., 

Harrison  D.  Carter 26  Apr., 

Lorenzo  S.  Knox 20  May, 

Franklin  Phillips 20  May, 

Sanford  L.  Bachelder,  a.  w.  m. 

Surgeon. 

Joshua  Copp  Noyes g5  Mar.,  65 

Assistant  Surgeons. 

JohnL.  Sheppard 11  Mar.,  65 

Samuel  W.  Dunn 6  Apr., 

Chaplain, 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (25.) 

Colonel  James  H.  Howe,  July  6,  1864. 

Lieut.  Colonel  Abel  B.  Smedley,  Juno  4,  1864. 

Captain  John  E.  Groat,  December  26,  1863. 

Captain  George  R.  Wood,  Juno  10,  1864. 

Captaiu  Mnttliew  J.  Meade,  November  3,  1864. 

Captain  William  K.  Hodges,  December  27,  1864. 

Fii  8t  Lieut.  James  L.  Jones,  January  21,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Michael  F.  Kalmbach,  July  23,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  William  Young,  August  8,  1863. 

First  Lieut,  James  K.  Pumpclly,  August  20,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Calvin  D.  Richmond,  April  23,  1804. 

First  Lieut.  Benjamin  M.  Beckwith,  Adft,  June  11, 1864. 

First  Lieut.  Samuel  H.  Wells,  September  22,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  George  P.  Farnaworth,  R.  Q.  M.,  November 

4,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Alfred  L.  Tucker,  January  28,  1863.     (Re- 

comnjissioned  as  First  Lieutenant  August  24,  1864.) 
Second  Lieut.  David  J.  Quiraby,  March  8,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Seloftus  D.  Forbes,  February  1,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  John  Walton,  April  2.3,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Augustus  C.  Gregory,  April  23,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Josiah  Brown,  April  1,  1865. 
Surgeon  George  D.  Wilber,  April  11,  1863. 
Surgeon  Simon  L.  Lord,  .'^cptt-mber  20,  1864. 
Assistant  Surgeon  James  La  Dow,  January  24,  1863. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Solomon  Blood,  November  6,  1863. 
Chaplain  Samuel  Fellows,  June  29,  1863. 

Discharged,  (6.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  William  A.  Bugh,  April  2.5,  1863. 
Captain  George  G.  Woodruflf,  April  23,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  James  H.  Hubbard,  November  2,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Hiram  C.  Glendening,  February  18,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Henry  H.  Markham,  May  15,  1865. 
Asbistant  Surgeon  George  W.  Fay,  January  18,  1865. 

Died,  (2.) 

Captain  Irvin  Eckels,  killed  in  action  at  Rivers'  Bridge, 

5.  C,  February  3,  1865. 

Second  Lieut.  Paul  Dakin,  July  12,   1863,  at  Memphis, 
Tenn. 

Missing,  (1.) 

First  Lieut.  James  H.  Farusworth,  since  September  23, 
1862. 

Dismissed,  (2.) 

Captain  William  B.  Manning,  December  5,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  George  Patten,  March  1,  1863. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"MOSCOW," .  "Marion," .  "CovmLAtfD,"  killed,  E.M., I;  700!inded,E.M.,  4.  "AT- 
LANTA," AiUed,  E.  M..  6  ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  15.  "  JONESliORO',"  mzssj/?^,  E.  M.,  6.  "HARRISON'S 
Field,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  4.  "Savannah,"  no  loss.  "  Kivkrs'  Bridqe,"  killed,  O.  1,  E.  M.  7; 
wounded,  O.  I,  E.  M.  42.  "  SOUTH  Branch  Edisto  River,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  5. 
"  Cheraw,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "  Fayettk.ville,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  2.  "  Bentonvllle,"  killed, 
E.  M.,  2;  wounded,  E.  M.,  24  ;  missing,  E.  M.,  2. 


WISCONSIN  INFANTRY. 


209 


THIRTY-THIRD  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  wag  organized  at  Milwau- 
kie,  Wis.,  October  18,  1862,  to  serve 
three  yearg.  It  was  mustered  out  of 
Bervice  August  9,  1865.) 

Colonel. 

Jonathan  B.  Moore 18  Oct. ,    62 

{Breoet  Brig.  Gen.  26  March,  1865.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

Horatio  H.  Virgin 2  Mar.,  65 

(Brevet  Colonel  13  March,  1865.) 

Major. 
George  B.  Frank,  a.  w.  m. 

Captains. 

Prank  B.  Burdick 18  Oct.,    62 

William  L.  Scott 12  Apr.,  63 

Albert  S.  Sampson 23  July, 

George  B.  Carter 30  Aug., 

(Brecet  Major  26  March,  1865.) 
Charles  W.  Stark 15  Jan.,   65 

{Brevet  Major  26  March,  1865.) 
Alfred  H.  Fitch 28  Feb., 

{Brevet  Major  26  March,  186p.) 

Matthew  Birchard 2  Mar., 

Charles  L.  Fay 22  May, 

William  Weir 17  July, 

First  Lieutenants. 
John  W.  Nichols,  R.  Q.M...18  Oct.,    62 

Oliver  C.  Denny 30  Aug.,  63 

*George  Hale 17  Sept., 

Henry  B.  Cornell 18  Sept., 

Josiah  A.  Birchard 27  Oct.,    64 

Daniel  E.  Shea,  .^d/J 28  Feb.,   65 

Nathan  O.  Calkins 28  Feb., 

Joseph  H.  Stickel 28  Feb., 

Truman  S.  Richards 2  Mar., 

Anson  D.  Goodrich 2  Mar., 

Franklin  W.  Bashford 30  May, 

Harlow  S.  Pickard 19  July, 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Hudson  Thomas 29  June,  64 

Henry  J.  Traber 13  Sept., 

Albert  C.  Babcock,  a.  w.  m. 

Surgeon. 
Jerome  Burbank 9  July,   64 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
M.  Henry  Hauks 9  July,   64 

Chaplain. 
Alfred  A.  Overton 18  Oct.,     62 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (4.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Frederick  S.  Lovell,  March  1, 1865,  to  Col- 
onel 46th  regiment  Wisconsin  infantry. 

Captain  William  Warner,  January  4,  1865,  to  Major  44th 
regiment  Wisconsin  infantry. 

Captain  John  E.  Gurley,  March  28, 1865,  to  Colonel  135th 
U.  S.  C.  T. 

First  Lieut.  David  H.  Budlong,  March  28,  1865,  to  Lieut. 
Colonel  135th  U.  S.  C.  T. 

Resigned,  (15.) 

Captain  William  S.  Eamhart,  March  14, 1863. 
Captain  Walter  Cook,  May  3,  1863. 
Captain  Adoniram  Whitcher,  June  2,  1863. 
Captain  Chauncey  R.  Thayer,  August  7,  1863. 
Captain  Ira  Miltimore,  August  8,  1863. 
Captain  Pardon  H.  Swift,  September  8,  1864. 
Captain  Nicholas  Smith,  January  10,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  George  E.  Harrington,  August  7,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  William  E.  Roberts,  April  2,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Louis  Schneider,  August  13,  1864. 
First  I;ieut.  Amos  Eubank,  January  28,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Frank  Ward,  October  27,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Elliott  H.  Liscum,  April  25,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  George  H.  Nichols,  July  1,  1663. 
Second  Lieut.  Noble  L.  Bamer,  December  26,  1863. 

Disdiarged,  (4.) 

First  Lieut.  George  Haw,  April  2,  1864. 
Surgeon  Joseph  B.  Whiting,  June  4,  J864. 
Assistant  Surgeon  D.  W.  Carley,  January  16,  ]864. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Christopher  R.  BlackaU,  February  27, 

1864. 

Died,  (5.) 

Captain  A.  Zeily  Wemple,  March  9,  1863,  at  Memphis, 

Tenn. 
Captain  Joseph  F.  Linsley,  killed  in  action  at  Cold  Water, 

Miss.,  April  19,  1863. 
Captain  Jeremiah  C.  Moore,   July  20,  1863,   at  Avoca, 

Wis. 
Captain  Carlton  G.  Stetson,  killed  in  action  at  Spanish 

Fort,  Ala.,  April  2,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Henry  S.  Swift,  jr.,  killed  in  action  at  Cold 

Water,  Miss.,  April  19,  1863. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
First  Lieut,  Uriah  F.  Brigga,  October  19,  1863. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 

"Cold  Water,"  killed,  O.,  2;  wounded,  E.  M.,  3.  "Siege  of  Vicksburg,"  killed,  E.  M.,  2; 
wounded,  E.  M.,  13.  "JACKSON,"  no  loss.  "  Canton,"  missing,  E.  M.,  5.  "Cane  River,"  killed, 
E.  M.,  2;  wounded,  E.  M.,  7.  "YELLOW  BaYOU,"  killed,  E.  M.,  I.  "TUPELO,"  killed,  E.  M.,  6; 
wounded,  0.  2,  E.  M.  36.     "Spanish  Fort,"  killed,  O.  l,  E.  M.  3 ;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  37. 


14  g 


'  Discharged  August  31, 1865. 


210 


WISCONSIN   INFANTRY. 


THIRTY-FOURTH  REGIMENT. 

(MILITIA.) 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Madisnn 
and  Milwaukie,  Wis.,  from  December 
2  to  31,  1862,  to  serve  nine  montiis.  It 
■was  mustered  out  September  8,  1863, 
by  reason  of  expiration  of  term  of 
service.) 

Colonel. 

Fritz  Annake 2  Jan.,  63 

Lieutenant  Colond. 
Henry  Orff 24  Dec,  62 

Major. 
George  H.  Walther,  a.  w.  m. 


Casualties. 

Resigned,  (1.) 
Surgeon  John  E.  Weinem,  July  13,  1863. 

Died,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut.  David  H.  Dexter,  March  25, 1863,  of  disease. 


Captai7is. 

James  N.  Ruby 17  Nov., 

W.  Eugene  Ferslew 2  Dec., 

JuUua  G.  Wilmot 3  Dec, 

Noble  W.  Smith 12  Dec, 

Cornelius  Cuntz 15  Dec, 

Heni-y  Keukel 15  Dec. , 

Charles  A.  Lang 19  Dec , 

Isidore  de  Saint  Ange 20  Dec. , 

Friedrich  A.B.Becker 20  Dec, 

William  Walther 31  Dec. , 

First  Lieutenants. 

Henry  Fox 17  Nov., 

Henry  T.  Calkins 2  Dec, 

Frank  H.  J.  Obladen 3  Dec, 

Elliot  M.  Scribner 12  Dec. , 

Charles  F.  Bauer 15  Dec, 

James  Lonergan 15  Dec, 

Hermann  Hesse,  Adft 15  Dec, 

J.  August  Becher,  It.  q.M  ..15  Dec, 

Robert  Strohman 19  Dec, 

William  P.  Barclay 20  Dec, 

Edward  J.  Kelly 20  Dec, 

Erhard  Weber 31  Dec, 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Dennis  J.  Murphy 17  Nov., 

Michael  A.Leahy 2  Dec, 

JohnJohanu 3  Dec, 

William  W.  Pettit 12  Dec, 

*  Charles  F.  Lachmund 15  Dec. , 

Rudolph  Kirchner 15  Dec, 

Charles  F.  Blumenstein 19  Dec, 

Leonard  Laplante 20  Dec, 

Gottlob  C.  Neumeister 20  Dec. , 

August  Beecher 1  Apr., 

Surgeon. 


62 


62 


62 


63 


Assistant  Surgeons. 

Theodore  Kopff 24  I>ec,   62 

James  S.  Kelso,  a.  w.  m. 

Chaplain. 
Friedrich  A.  Beckel 29  Jan.,   63 


*  Discharged  December  1,  1863. 


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212 


WISCONSIN   INFANTRY. 


THIRTY-SIXTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Madison, 
Wis.,  from  March  1  to  2.3,  1864,  to  serve 
three  years.  It  was  mustered  out  of 
service  July  12,  1865.) 

Colonel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Clement  E.  Warner 23  July,  64 

Major. 
W.  H.  Hamilton 28  Oct.,   64 

Captains. 

George  A.  Fisk 14  Mar.,  64 

Austin  Cannon 14  Mar., 

George  Weeks 23  July, 

Joseph  K.  Ellis 29  Dec, 

Oliver  N.  Russell 14  Jan.,    65 

William  H.  Lane 20  Feb., 

Charles  E.  Griffiu.: 29  Apr., 

Manly  T.  Matthews 7  June, 

First  Lieutenants. 

B.  D.  Atwell,  Adj't 11  Mar.,  64 

F.  S.  Capron,  R.  Q.  M 29  Oct., 

James  Greely 29  Oct., 

George  S.  Morris 1  Nov., 

JaraesP.  Vance 22  Dec, 

Henry  D.  Schaefer 29  Dec, 

George  E.  Albee 16  Jan.,   65 

William  H.  Parker 26  Apr., 

Charles  L.  Sholes 29  Apr., 

Win  field  S.  Leach 7  June, 

James  Smith 7  June, 

Second  Lieutenants. 

James  G.  Merrill 15  Sept.,  64 

John  Payne,  jr 29  Oct., 

Lyman  C.  Jacobs 21  Nov., 

Surgeon. 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
L.H.  Bunnell 20  Mar.,  65 

Chaplain. 


Casualties. 

Promoted,  (1.) 

Assistant  Surgeon  George  D.  Winch,  August  20,  1864,  to 
Surgeon  42d  regiment  Wisconsin  infantry. 

Resigned,  (8.) 

Captain  Daniel  F.  Farrand,  July  12,  1864. 
Captain  Jacob  Walkey,  September  23,  1864. 
Captain  Ephraim  W.  Heydon,  December  30,  1864. 
Captain  Wesley  S.  Potter,  May  25,  1865. 
Captain  Jerome  F.  Brooks,  July  7,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Charles  W.  Skinner,  September  27, 1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Clarence  E.  Bullard,  December  5, 1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Augustus  L.  Ripley,  June  26,  1865. 

Discharged,  (11.) 

Major  Harvey  M.  Brown,  October  27,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Cyrus  Peck,  August  8, 1864. 

First  Lieut.  Charles  W.  Dipple,  August  11,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  J.  S.  Frisbie,  August  15,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Luther  B.  Noyes,  September  28,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Charles  B.  Peck,  7?.  Q.  M.,  October  4, 1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Joseph  Harris,  September  13,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  William  R.  Newton,  January  2,  1865, 

Second  Lieut.  Newton  J.  Kellogg,  June  28,  1865. 

Surgeon  Elijah  A.  Woodward,  May  28, 1865. 

Chaplain  Peter  S.  Van  Nest,  January  6, 1865. 

Died,  (10.) 

Colonel  Prank  A.  Haskell,  killed  in  action  at  Cold  Har- 
bor, Va.,  June  3,  1864. 

Lieut.  Colonel  John  A.  Savage,  July  4,  1864,  of  wounds 
received  in  action  before  Petersburg,  Va. 

Captain  Prescott  B.  Burwell,  June  26,  1864,  iu  Libby 
Prison,  Va.,  of  wounds  received  in  action. 

Captain  Reuben  Liudley,  August  15,  1864,  of  wounds  re- 
ceived in  action  at  Deep  Bottom,  Va. 

Captain  Warren  Graves,  August  29,  1864,  of  disease. 

First  Lieut.  Elias  A.  Galloway,  June  19,  1864,  of  wotmds 
received  in  action  near  Petersburg,  Va. 

Second  Lieut.  William  H.  Lamterton,  killed  in  action  at 
Cold  Harbor,  June  3,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Henry  B.  Ginty,  killed  in  action  at  Ream's 
Station,  Va.,  Augustus,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Oscar  L.  Baldwin,  September  19,  1864,  of 
disease,  at  Washington,  D.  C. 

Surgeon  Clarkson  Miller,  December  20,  1864,  of  disease. 


List  of  battles,  &c..  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"  NOKTH  AHH A,"  killed,  E.  M.,3;  wounded,  E.  M.,  17;  missivg,  E.  M.,  1.  "TOLOPOTOMOY," 
hilled,  E.  M.,1;  wounded,  "E.  M.,  2.  "Bethesda  Cuv-Rcn ,"  killed,  E.  M.,16;  wounded,  O.  1,E.  M.  71; 
missing.  O.  2,  E.  M.  52.  "COLD  HARBOR,"  killed,  O.  2,  E.  M.  12;  wounded,  E.  M.,  50;  miss- 
ing, E.  M.,  5.  "Petersburg,"  killed,  E.  M.,  17;  wounded,  O.  6,  E.  M.  101;  missing,  E.  M.,  6. 
"Deep  Bottom,"  killed,  E.  M.,  3;  wounded,  O.  3,  E.  M.  12.  "Ream's  Statio.m,"  killed,  O.  1,  E. 
M.  2;  wounded,  O.  2,  E.  M.  6;  missing,  O.  5,  E.  M.  107.  "BOYDTON  ROAD,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  2; 
missing,  E.  M.,  5. 


"WISCONSIN  INFANTRY. 


213 


THIRTY-SEVENTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Madison, 
Wis,,  from  April  9  to  June  25,  1864,  to 
serve  three  years.  It  was  mustered 
out  of  service  July  27,  1865.) 

ColOTUl. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
John  Green 22  Dec,  64 

Major, 
Robert  C.Eden 22  Dec,   64 

Captains, 

AlvahNash 13  Apr.,   64 

Ellsworth  Burnett 26  Apr., 

{Brevet  Major  2  April,  1865.) 

Frank  T.  Hobbs 17  May, 

George  A.  Beck 26  May, 

Daniel  A.  Lowber 7  Oct., 

Henry  W.  Belden 9  Jan.,    65 

James  H.  Hitchcock 9  Jan., 

Lorenzo  D.  Harmon 18  May, 

William  W.  Buck 24  June, 

First  Lieutenants. 

Frank  J.  Mnnger 20  Apr.,  64 

Edward  I.  Grumley 28  Oct., 

George  Graham 8  Jan.,    65 

George  Hurst 9  Jan., 

Newell  G.  Rowley 12  Feb., 

Nathan  B.  Prentice,  R.  Q.  M.  6  Apr., 

JohnE.  Williamson 18  May, 

A.  J.  Holmes 18  May, 

William  Green 15  June, 

William  H.  Dodge 18  July, 

C.  lanthus  Miltimore,  Adj't,  a.  w.  m. 
(Brenet  Captain  2  Apiil,  1865.) 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Clark  Thomas 9  Jan.,    65 

Surgeon, 
Daniel  C.  Roundy 11  Apr.,   64 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
JohnH.  Orsick 26  Apr.,   64 

Chaplain, 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (10.) 

liieut.  Colonel  Anson  O.  Doolittle,  E.  3.,  (Brevet  Colonel 

March  13,  1865,)  September  7,  1864. 
Captain  James  C.  Spencer,  June  17,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  George  D.  McDill,  November  2,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Philip  Lawrence,  June  3,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  William  Hassen,  June  29,  186.5. 
Second  Lieut.  Joseph  Bi-ightinan,  August  7,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  John  W.  Joslin,  June  7, 1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Joseph  Bandell,  June  7,  1865. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Emery  Sherman,  June  22,  1865. 
Chaplain  Lewis  M.  Hawes,  May  9,  1865. 

Discharged,  (14.) 

Colonel  Samuel  Harriman,   (Brevet  Brigadier  General 

April  2,  1865,)  July  17,  1865. 
Major  William  J.  Kershaw,  October  18,  1864. 
Captain  Martin  W.  Heller,  November  22,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Edward  Hansen,  June  9,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Thomas  Carmichael,  October  7,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  A.  J.  Parker,  November  30,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  William  P.  Atwell,  (Brevet  Major  March  13, 

1865,)  December  1,  1864. 
First.  Lieut.  William  C.  Webb,  R.  Q.  M.,  March  16,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Nathan  S.  Davison,  April  25,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Lewis  U.  Beall,  May  15,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Melville  A.  Barry,  August  24.  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Stephen  M.  Skeel,  July  10,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Wesley  Riley,  July  14,  1865. 
Assistant  Surgeon  George  H.  Calkins,  March  11,  1864. 

Died,  (9.) 

Captain  Samuel  Stevens,  lulled  in  action  before  Peters- 
burg, Va.,  June  18,  1864. 

Captain  Allen  A.  Burnett,  August  18,  1864,  of  wounds 
received  in  action  near  Petersburg,  Va. 

Captain  Frank  A.  Cole,  October  4,  1864,  of  wounds  re- 
ceived in  action  at  Petersburg,  Va. 

First  Lieut.  William  H.  Earl,  July  4,  1864,  at  Washing- 
ton, D.  C.,  of  wounds  received  in  action. 

First  Lieut.  Sandford  Jones,  August  29,  1864,  at  Phila- 
delphia, Pa. 

First  Lieut.  Meredith  M.  Whitt,  killed  near  Petersburg, 
Va.,  April  2,  1865. 

Second  Lieut.  Webster  C.  Pope,  April  30,  1864,  at  Mans- 
field, Ohio. 

Second  Lieut.  F.  B.  Riddle,  killed  in  action  June  18, 1864. 

Second  Lieut.  David  Prutsman,  killed  tn  front  of  Peters- 
burg, Va.,  June  29,  1864. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut.  Joseph  O.  Chilson,  July  27,  1864. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each : 
"Petersburg,"  killed,  O.  4,  E.  M.  78  ;  wounded,  0. 11,  E.  M.  188  ;  missing,  O.  2,  E.  M.  47.     "  WEL- 
DON    Railroad,"  HZicd,  E.  M.,  4;  wounded,  E.  M.,  10;  missing,  E.  M.,  1.      "  REA.M'S    STATION," 
missing,  E.  M.,  1.     "POPLAR  SPRING  CHURCH,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  6.     "HATCHER'S  RUN,"  wounded, 
0. 1,  E.  M.  1. 


214 


WISCONSIN   INFANTRY. 


THIRTY-EIGHTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Madison, 
Wis.,  from  April  to  September,  1864, 
to  serve  one  and  three  years.  Compa- 
nies G,  H,  I,  aod  K  were  mustered  out 
of  service  June  2,  1865,  and  the  remain- 
ing companies  July  26,  1865.) 

Colonel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Colwert  K.  Pier 15  Apr.,  64 

Major. 

Captains. 

Thomas  B.  Marsden 19  Sept.,  64 

Heury  H.  Coleman 21  Sept., 

Reuben  F.  Beckwith 26  Sept., 

Charles  L.  Ballard 7  Oct., 

(Brevet  Major  2  April,  1865.) 

Frank  A.  Hay  ward 7  Oct. , 

Frank  G.  Hoi  ton 1  Nov., 

L.  B.  Waddington 13  Nov. , 

Benjamin  M.  Frees 28  Jan.,    65 

Benjamin  S.  Kerr 1.3  May, 

First  Lieictenants. 

Aaron  H.  McCracken,  Adft  .12  May,    64 

Solon  W.  Pierce 19  Sept., 

Joel  N.  Straight 21  Sept., 

William  P.  Maxon 21  Sept., 

(Brevet  Captain  2  April,  1865.) 

James  M.  Searlcs 7  Oct., 

George  H.  Nichols 7  Oct., 

Frank  M.  Phelps 1  Nov., 

William  N.  Wright 13  Nov., 

J4mes  Heth,  jr 28  Jan.,    65 

CljauDcey  W.  Hyatt 13  May, 

Erasmus  W.  Pride 28  Juno, 

Second  Lieutenants. 

James  W.  Parker 26  Apr.,   64 

Frederick  T.  Zetteler 19  Sept., 

Charles  O.  Hoyt 21  Sept., 

Charles  Wood 21  Sept., 

(Brevet  First  Lieut.  2  April,  1865.) 
William  Adams 31  Jan.,   65 

Surgeon. 
Henry  L.  Butterfleld 11  Apr.,  64 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
Christopher  Tochtermann  .  -.30  Jan.,   65 

Chaplain. 
Joseph  M.  Walker 20  Sept.,  64 


Casualties. 

Promoted,  (1.) 

First  Lieut.  Anson  Rood,  R.  Q.  M.,  May  25,  1865,  to 
Captain  and  A.  Q.  M. 

Resigned,  (4.) 

Captain  James  Woodford,  August  1, 1864. 
Captain  Charles  T.  Carpenter,  September  7,  1864. 
*  Captain  Sidney  D.  Woodworth,  October  14,  1864. 
Assistant  Surgeon  C.  B.  Pearson,  November  19, 1864. 

Discharged,  (12.) 

Colonel  James  Bintliff,  (Brevet  Brigadier  General  April 

2, 1865,)  Juno  26,  1665. 
Major  Courtland  P.  Larkin,  September  2, 1864. 
Major  Robert  N.  Roberts,  July  1,  1865. 
Captain  Daniel  W.  Corey,  January  3, 1865. 
Captain  AVilliam  H.  Foster,  April  17, 1865. 
Captain  Andrew  A.  Kelly,  June  2, 1865. 
Second  Lieut.  James  P.  Nichols,  June  9,  i864. 
Second  Lieut.  George  M.  Pier,  June  27,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Eli  A.  Bently,  June  28,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Simon  C.  Strickland,  June  28, 1865. 
Second  Lieut.  John  D.  Million,  July  3,  1865. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Hugh  Russell,  July  5,  1865. 

Died,  (I.) 

Captain  Newton  S.  Ferris,  killed  in  action  before  Peters- 
burg, Va.,  July  30,  1864. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  vphich  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 

"COLD  Harbor,"  (Cos.  A,  B,  C,  D,)  hilled,  E.  M.,  2.  "  Petersburg, "  killed,  0. 1,  E.  M.  29' 
toounded,  O.  6,  E.  M.  108  ;  missing,  E.  M.,  11.  "  Weldon  Railroad,"  (A,  B,  C,  D,  E,)  killed,  B" 
M.,2;  ■wounded,E.M.,i;  missing,  E.M.,1.  "Ream's  STATION,"  (A.  B,  C,  D,  E,)  no  loss.  "POPLAR 
Spring  Church,"  toounded,  E.  M.,  5.    "  Hatcher's  Run,"  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  2. 

*  Appointed  Second  Lieut,  in  V.  R.  C. 


WISCONSIN   INFANTRY. 


215 


*  FORTY-SECOND  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Madison, 
Wis.,  in  September,  1864,  to  serve  one 
year.  It  was  mustered  out  of  service 
June  20,1865.) 

Colonel. 

Ezra  T.  Sprague 14  Sept.,  64 

(Brevet  Brig.  Gen.  20  June,  1865.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
William  W.  Botkin 12  Sept. ,  64 

Major. 
John  W.  Blake 15  Sept.,  64 

Captains, 

Duncan  McGregor 3  Sept. ,  64 

Ransom  J.  Chase 3  Sept. , 

George  M.  Humphrey 7  Sept., 

Augustus  Haight 9  Sept., 

John  H.  Barnett 10  Sept., 

Acors  S.  Porter 13  Sept., 

Marshall  C.  Nichols 13  Sept., 

Ezzan  H.  Benson 14  Sept., 

Lafayette  M.Rice 16  Sept., 

Josiah  Thompson 17  June,  65 

First  Lieutenants. 

Warren  G.  Bancroft 3  Sept. ,  64 

Robert  Steele 7  Sept., 

Bartlett  M.  Low 9  Sept., 

Fletchers.  Kidd 10  Sept., 

William  J.  Brown 13  Sept., 

David  G.  Bliss 13  Sept., 

John  C.  Blackman,  R.  Q.  M.  .13  Sept., 

Chauncey  J.  Austin 18  Sept., 

Charles  J.  Hubbell 27  May,   65 

James  E.  Hayden 8  June, 

Robert  H.  Henry 18  June, 

William  H.  Howes,  Adft,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Joseph  S.  Curtis 23  Aug.,  64 

Harvey  E.  Coleman 2  Sept., 

Charles  E.  Bedfield 3  Sept. , 

Charles  A.  Keyes 9  Sept., 

Charles  E.  Bowles 10  Sept., 

Andrew  Jackson 16  Sept., 

Cassius  M.  Bush 17  Sept., 

Surgeon. 
George  D.  Winch 3  Sept.,  64 

Assistant  Surgeons. 

John  P.  Clement 17  Sept.,  64 

Oliver  P.  Stevens,  a.  w.  m. 

Chaplain. 
John  W.  Johnson,  a.  w.  m. 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (2.) 


First  Lieut.  Elijah  Rich,  May  15, 1865. 
First  Lieut.  Henry  E.  Crandell,  May  26, 1865. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
Captain  Amasa  F.  Parker,  May  25, 1865. 


*The  39th,  40tb,  and  4lBt  regiments  were  lOO-days'  organizations. 


216 


WISCONSIN   INFANTRY. 


FORTY-THIRD  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Milwau- 
kie,  Win. ,  from  August  15  to  Septem- 
ber 30,  1864,  to  serve  one  year.  It  was 
mustered  out  of  service  June  24,  1865.) 

Colonel. 
AmasaCobb 29  Sept.,  64 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 


Major. 
Samnel  B.  Brightman,  a.  w.  m. 

Captains. 

William  W.  Likens 1  Sept. ,  64 

George  K.  Shaw 15  Sept., 

George  Campbell 16  Sept., 

JoBiah  Hinman 17  Sept. , 

Johns.  Wilson 20  Sept., 

(Brevet  Major  13  March,  1865.) 

Robert  A.  Gillette 22  Sept., 

Isaac  Stockwell 24  Sept., 

Bruce  E.  McCoy 28  Sept., 

George  Jackson 29  Sept., 

First  Lieutenants. 

William  Partridge 14  Sept.,  64 

Hiram  H.  Lockwood 15  Sept., 

Elijah  L.  Lyon 16  Sept., 

Levi  Welden 17  Sept., 

Morgan  O'Flaherty 17  Sept., 

John  E.  Davis,  Adft 20  Sept., 

Anthony  D.  Miller 27  Sept., 

Arthur  T.  Morse 8  Oct., 

John  W.  Howard- 8  Nov., 

AlvinF.  Clark 30  Jan.,    65 

George  W.  Witter 25  Mar., 

John  B.  Eugene,  R.  Q.  M.,  a.  v>.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Thomas  O.  Russell 11  Aug.,  64 

Henry  Harris 8  Sept., 

Charles  Lemke 20  Sept., 

Lloyd  v.  Nanscawen 29  Sept., 

Francis  A.  Smith 30  Sept., 

Oren  Ingman 1  Nov. , 

James  H.  McHenry 20  Feb.,   65 

George  P.  Bennett 27  Apr., 

John  Brandon,  a.  w.  m. 

Surgeon. 
Charles  C.  Hayes 19  Mar.,  65 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
Henry  H.  Ruger 5  Apr.,  65 

Chaplain. 
Jolin  Walworth 21  Nov.,  64 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (2.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Byron  Paine,  June  4,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  Charles  J.  Wadsworth,  March  6,  1865. 

Discharged,  (3.) 

*  Second  Lieut.  Charles  M.  Day,  December  25,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Charles  W.  Allen,  April  11,  1865. 
Surgeon  Andrew  J.  Ward,  March  1,  1865. 

Died,  (2.) 

Captain  Edward  D.  Lowry,  June  2,  1865. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Thomas  Beach,  March  2,  1865,  of  dis- 
ease, at  Dodgeville,  Wis. 


List  of  battles  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"  J0HN30NV1LLE,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1 ;    wounded,  E.  M.,  1. 

*  Appointed  Second  Lieut.  Ist  reghnent  U.  S.  V.  V.  engineers. 


WISCONSIN   INFANTET. 


217 


FORTY-FOURTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  MadJBOn, 
Wis.,  from  October  7, 1864,  to  February 
20,  1865,  to  serve  one  year.  It  was 
mustered  outof  service  August  28, 1865.) 

Colonel. 
George  Gr.  Symes 17  Feb.,  65 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Oliyer  C.  BisseE 9  Nov.,  64 

Major. 
■William  "Wamer 4  Jan.,    65 

Captains. 

Oscar  F.  Brown 7  Oct.,    64 

C.  W.  Brigga 25  Oct., 

Daniel  L.  Bush 2  Nov., 

Omar  D.  Vaughn 20  Dec, 

Daniel  Harshman 15  Feb.,   65 

Leonard  House 18  Feb., 

WUliamH.  Beebe 20  Feb., 

John  W.  Moore 7  Mar., 

First  Lieutenants. 

John  N.  Brundage,  R.  Q.  M.  5  Oct.,    64 

James  Wilson 7  Oct., 

JohnH.  Bigford 18  Oct., 

William  N.  Perry 25  Oct., 

Cyrus  Van  Cott 2  Nov., 

Earl  C.  DeMoe 22  Nov., 

Leonidas  Lombard 4  Jan.,   65 

Edward  E.  Dickerson 16  Feb., 

JohnL.  Waldo 18  Feb., 

Charles  O.  Tichenor,  Adft  ..18  Feb., 
Archibald  W.  BeU 20  Feb., 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Edwin  Hill 12  Oct.,    64 

Hermon  P.  Briggs 25  Oct., 

Thomas  Hay,  jr 7  Nov., 

JohnB.  Jones 22  Nov., 

Hiram  Seffens 27  Dec, 

Cyrus  E.  DeriDg 15  Feb.,    65 

Levi  J.  D.  Parish 16  Feb., 

WiUiam  H.  Peckham 20  Feb., 

Cyrug  E.  Henton 1  June, 

Sur£^eon. 
James  M.  Ball 15  Nov.,  64 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
Thomas  Harkius,  a.  w.  m. 

Chaplain. 
Elias  W.  Stevens 18  Feb.,   65 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (3.) 

Captain  William  Roush,  August  7, 1865. 
Assistant  Surgeon  S.  A.  Ferrin,  May  11,  1865. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Thomas  E.  Best,  August  12, 1865. 

Discharged,  (2.) 

Captain  Levi  Houts,  July  2,  1865. 

Second  Lieut.  Joseph  M.  Henslee,  June  10, 1865. 

Died,  (1.) 

Second  Lieut.  George  L.  Weymouth,  April  29,  1865,  at 
Paducah,  Ky. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  George  F.  White,  August  9,  1865. 


List  of  battles  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"Nashville," 


218 


WISCONSIN   INFANTRY. 


FORTY-FIFTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  repiment  was  organizecT  at  Madison, 
Wis.,  from  November  8,  1864,  to  March 
7, 1865,  to  serve  one  year.  It  was  mus- 
tered out  of  service  July  17,  1865.) 

Colonel. 
Henry F.  Belitz 7Mar.,  65 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Gumal Hesse 7  Dec,  64 

Major. 


Captains. 

Jacob Leisen 11  Nov.,  64 

Jacob  P.  Ny tes 6  Dec. , 

John  O.  Johnson 7  Dec, 

Reinhard Schlichting 14  Dec, 

Mathias  Bauer 4  Jan.,    65 

Ignatz  Rimmele 7  Feb., 

Robert  Lasche 1  Mar., 

Henry  Van  Eweyk 3  Mar. , 

Christopher  H.  Schmidt 7  Jlar., 

Bernhard  Schlichtiug 14  Mar., 

First  Lieutenants. 

Karl  Tluf.Adft 20  Oct.,    64 

Albert  Beclcer,  7J.  Q.  M 29  Oct., 

George  Ippel 6  Dec. , 

Theodore  C.  Kavel 7  Dec, 

Christian  Beyler 14  Dec. , 

Henry  Hoehn 11  Jan.,   65 

Frederick  Siebold 7  Feb., 

Sebastian  Karbach 1  Mar., 

Albert  H.  Scheffer 10  Mar., 

VinzensHeck 19  Mar., 

Frederick  Messerliu 6  July, 

Second  Lieutenants, 

Peter  Ruppeothal 12  Nov.,  64 

William  Noack 6  Dec, 

Herman  Rohn 6  Jan.,    65 

John  P.  Surges 16  Feb., 

Charles  Korten 1  Mar., 

Gustavus  A.  Wetter 14  Mar., 

Gottlieb  Schweitzer 19  Mar., 

Victor  E.  Rohn 25  Mar., 

Max.  NonweUer 1  July, 

John  A.  Fleischer 6  July, 

Surgeon. 
Ernest  Kramer B  Dec,  64 

Assistant  Surgeons. 

Aliens.  Baradt 13  Dec,  64 

Emiel  J.  Dahm 16  Dec, 

Chaplain. 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (5.) 

Major  Charles  A.  Menges,  June  17,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Thomas  Nelson,  June  20,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  White,  June  26,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  George  Neusmiiller,  June  7,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Frederick  Helmholt,  June  16,  1865. 


WISCONSIN    INFANTRY. 


219 


FORTY-SIXTH  REGIMENT. 

Casualties. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Madison, 
Wis.,  in  February  and  March,  K65,  to 
serve  one  year.     It  wan  mustered  out 
of  service  September  27,  1865.) 

Colonel. 

Resigned,  (1.) 
Assistant  Surgeon  D.  L.  Downs,  July  1,  1865. 

Frederick  S.  Lovell 2  Mar.,  65 

{Brevet  Brig.  Gen.  11  October,  1865.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

AbelB.  Smedley 

-.23  Feb.,  65 

Major. 

Charles  H.  Ford 

...27  Feb.,  65 

Captains. 

1 

..18  Feb.,   65 

John  Megran,  jr 

John  E    Grout . 

...23  Feb., 
23  Feb 

...23  Feb., 

Sampson  M.  Sherman 

William  E.  Kennedy 

...23  Feb., 

-.25  Feb., 

...  1  Mar., 

Edward  F.  Wade 

Henry  B.  Williams 

Thomas  H.  Hughes 

. . .  1  Mar., 
...  2  Mar., 
...  2  Mar., 

First  Lieutenants. 

W.  G.  Ritch,  Adft 

Norman  Stewart,  R.  Q.  M 
Henry  T.  Johns 

..13  Jan.,   65 
..21  Jan., 
..18  Feb., 
..2-3  Feb., 

Stephen  Norris 

Elam  Bailey 

Gilson  M.  Henton 

Milo  C.  Wilson 

..23  Feb., 
..23  Feb., 
..24  Feb., 
..25  Feb., 

AbelBradway     ... 

1  Mar. 

George  W.  Webb 

Lewis  W.  Doty 

James  A.  Eea 

..  1  Mar., 
..  2  Mar., 
..  3  Mar., 

Second  Lieutenants. 

John  N.  Hoaglin 

Otis  F.  Chase 

John  I.  Bovee 

Cyrel  A.  Leake 

Gilbert  H.  Henton 

John  S.  Dickson 

Hiram  W.  Foss 

Marshall  L.  Fairservice  . . 

Leander  Ferguson 

Edward  C.  Foster 

..25  Feb.,   65 

..  1  Mar., 
...  4  Mar., 
...  1  Apr., 

-.20  Apr., 

..24  Apr., 

.-  1  May, 

..  5  May, 
...  5  May, 

..  6  Sept., 

Surgeon. 

Darwin  Dn  Boia 

_.    7  Feb..    6.=i 

Assistant  Surgeon. 

G.R.  Turner 

...22  Feb.,  65 

Chaplain. 

Charles  Anderson 

..  4  May,   6.5 

220 


WISCONSIN   INFANTRY. 


FORTY-SEVENTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Madison, 
Wis.,  in  February,  1865,  to  Berve  one 
year.  It  was  mustered  out  of  service 
September  4, 1865.) 

Colonel. 

George  C.  Ginty 23  Feb.,  65 

(Breeet  Brig.  Gen.  28  Sept.,  1865.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

Robert  H.  Spencer 17  Feb.,   65 

{Brevet  Colonel^  Sept.,  1865,) 

Major. 
Kelsey  M.  Adams 24  Feb.,   65 

Captains. 

Adolph  Sorenson 13  Feb. ,  65 

George  R.  "Wright 16  Feb., 

Charles  H.  Baxter 16  Feb., 

Jesse  D.  Wheelock 17  Feb., 

Perry  R.  Briggs 18.  Feb., 

Robert  P.Clyde 22  Feb., 

R.  J.  O.  McGowan 24  Feb., 

Charles  B.  Nelson 24  Feb., 

William  Youngs 25  Feb., 

Charles  A.  Spencer 11  June, 

First  Lieutenants. 

Edward  T.  Kearney,  R.  Q.M- 13  Jan.,   65 
Arthur  W.  De  Lauy,  Adft. .  .24  Jan., 

John  P.  Dousman 16  Feb., 

JohnGrindell 16  Feb., 

William  T.  Whiting 17  Feb., 

Charles  D.  Suydam 18  Feb., 

Thomas  Brayton 22  Feb., 

Charles  W.  Concklin 23  Feb., 

Luke  C.  Redfield 24  Feb., 

Adelbert  E.  Trowbridge 11  June, 

James  Ginty 16  June, 

Joseph  K.  Hawes 3  July, 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Charles  S.  Chipman 17  Feb.,   65 

James  T.  Hulihane 18  Feb. , 

John  Dean 26  Apr., 

JohnM.  Estea 18  May, 

John  M.  Norris 6  June, 

David  J.  Scampton 11  June, 

Samuel  W.Barr 16  June, 

Edward  Duggan 18  July, 

Edwin  BlisB,  a.  w.  m. 

Surgeon. 
Henry  J.  Young 25  Jan.,   65 

Assistant  Surgeons. 

Jonathan  G.  Pelton 28  Jan.,   65 

Lyman  D.  Mcintosh 25  Feb., 

Chaplain. 
Kufus  Cooley,  jr 26  Mar.,  65 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (5.) 


Captain  William  W.  Bird,  May  23,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  William  A.  Field,  May  16,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Nels  Anderson,  June  18, 1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Silas  P.  Nice,  May  16,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  William  Lockerby,  June  3, 1865. 


WISCONSIN   INFANTRY. 


221 


FORTY-EIGHTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Jlilwau- 
kie,  Wis.,  in  February,  March,  and 
April,  1865,  to  serve  one  year.  It  was 
mustered  out  by  companies  at  different 
dates  from  December  30, 1865,  to  March 
24,  1866.) 

Colonel. 

*UriB.  Fearsall 12  Apr.,  65 

{Brevet  Brig.  Gen.  13  March,  1865.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel, 
t  Henry  Shears 25  Feb.,  65 

Major. 
{CyrusM.Bntt 8  May,    65 

Captains. 

*  Charles  "W.  Felker 20  Feb.,  65 

JJohnB.  Vosburgh 23  Feb., 

j  Adolph  "VVittmann 25  Feb., 

*M.  V.  B.  Hutchinson 3  Mar., 

*HobartM.  Stocking 16  Mar., 

X  Alexander  J.  Lumsden 17  Mar., 

tLindleyM.  Andrews 24  Mar., 

T  John  D.  Lewis 5  Apr., 

*  Peter  Trudell 13  Nov., 

tLnman  D.  Olin 25  Nov., 

First  Lieutenants. 

*Henry  Felker 20  Feb.,   65 

J  John  J.  Roberts 23  Feb., 

{Franklin  J.  Davis 25  Feb., 

*  David  W.  Briggs 3  Mar. , 

J  George  S.  Rogers 13  Mar., 

*  Alonzo  B.  Cady,  Adft 21  Mar., 

*  Sylvester  J.Couklin,  R.  Q.itf21  Mar., 
t  Henry  C.  Sloan 24  Mar., 

*  Job  S.  Driggs 13  Nov., 

t  John  S.  Kendall 25  Dec, 

tMerton  Herrick 1  Mar.,  66 

Second  Lieutenants. 

J  James  E.  Brown 16  Mar.,   65 

X  George  R.  Smith 5  Apr., 

*  Aaron  V.  Bradt 7  Apr., 

*Don  A.  Winchell 14  Apr., 

*  Melancthon  J.  Briggs 24  Apr., 

Surgeon. 

*  L.  Grant  Armstrong 15  Mar. ,  65 

Assistant  Surgeon. 

*  Henry  E.  ZieUey 20  Mar.,  65 

Chaplain. 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (7.) 

Captain  Orrin  F.  Waller,  September  26,  1865. 
Captain  E.  A.  Bottum,  September  28,  1865. 
Fu'st  Lieut.  Mark  H.  Sherman,  September  8,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Aaron  Carver,  September  18,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Christian  Amman,  September  8,  1865. 
Assistant  Surgeon  James  P.  Squires,  October  12,  1865. 
Chaplain  Truman  F.  Allen,  July  14,  1865. 


*  Discharged  December  30,  1865.  t  Discharged  March  24, 1866. 

{  Discharged  February  19,  1866, 


222 


WISCONSIN   INFANTRY. 


FORTYNINTII  REGIMENT. 

(This  rcgimoiitwaH  organ izod  atMndiHnn, 
WiH.,  from  Fiibrimry  21  to  Miirch  5, 
1865,  tu  Hiirvo  Olio  ycjir.  It  whh  miiH- 
tered  out  by  compimiuH,  ut  diffuront 
datoH,  fi-oDi  November  1  to  8,  1865.) 

Colonel. 

Samupl  Fallowa fi  Mar.,  65 

(Ilrevct  Brig.  Gcii.  24  Oct.,  18G5.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Edward  Colman 2  Mur.,  65 

Major. 
DavidK.  Noyoa 3  Mar.,  65 

Caplains. 

AgUBtuHj.  Clicncy 2-1  Fob.,   G5 

CbndoM  E.  Hall i.'5  Frb., 

*  Httrvcy  II.  Oliilda ~'.')  Fob., 

John  II.  HaiiKor 28  Fob., 

Honi'y  O.  Piorco 1  Mjh., 

Albert  O.  DiriHinoro 4  Mar,, 

*  JniiK'H  H.  Hubbard (1  UFar. , 

Kichard  A.  Waroliam 7  Mur., 

Chris! (jplior  C.  Millor 7  Mar., 

William  K.  Taylor 10  Aug., 

First  Lieutenants. 

JaracB  Ij.  High,  Atlj't 16  Fob.,    05 

Jolm  A.  .Smith 24  Fob., 

CharlcH  W.  Faj-ington 2.%  Fob., 

Henry  H.  Hinobaugh 28  Fib., 

■William  I'j.  Huutlngton 1  Mar., 

John  A.  Hall 4  Mar., 

FranciH  iJiiwn 7  JMar., 

JoHojib  M.  Hartholomow 7  Jiiim, 

Daniel  K.  Sanford ly  Judo, 

KliHha  WhittloHey 2:)  .hiiii>, 

Ellas  T.  MearH,  U.  Q.  M U  July, 

William  F.  Bouldln lU  Aug., 

Second  Lieutenants. 

CharloH  A.  SlovonH 7  Apr.,  65 

Edward  S.  Watkiuson 14  Apr., 

Edward  C.  Tiawronce 20  Apr., 

JninoB  S.  I!al)Cock 29  Apr., 

Jarnos  A.  (JilloBpio ill  Juno, 

William  M.  Colby 22  Juno, 

Italph  H.  Avery 22  Juno, 

David  D.  DavioB 24  July, 

Georgu  II.  ,StanBbury lU  Aug., 

Surgeon. 
0.  W.  Blunehard 2  Feb.,   65 

Aaaistant  Surgeonn. 

P.  W.  Blanclmrd 13  Fob.,  65 

Jonathan  GibbH 17  Fob., 

Chaplain. 
RIcbard  M.  Beach,  a.  w.  m. 


Casualties. 

Resigned,  (9.) 

Captain  Elliott  H.  ElBcnm,  July  19,  1865. 

FlrBt  Lieut.  AnBon  A.  Piko,  May  2.5,  1865. 

FiiBt  Lieut.  Hiram  I!.  HuntroBB,  Juno  5,  1865. 

FirHt  Lieut.  DonJB  A.  Reed,  R.  Q.  M..  Juno  16,  1865. 

FirBt  Lieut.  Eugene  li.  Wise,  July  28,  186.5. 

.Sooond  Lieut.  Eri  .SIlHboo,  June  16,  IHli.-i. 

Kecoud  Lieut.  John  A.  Bull,  July  20,  mirj. 

Second  Lieut.  LowIb  C.  WiUon,  Soptembor  28, 1865. 

Chaplain  JamoH  J.  Mclutiro,  .Sojitombor  1,  1865. 

Discharged,   (I.) 
FirBt  Llout.  S.  S.  Benedict,  June  5,  1865. 


*  Discharged  February  0,  1800. 


WISCONSIN  INFANTRY. 


FIFTIETH  REG1ME>T. 

(Tlxis  ivgimeui  was  organised  at  Mailison, 
■Wis.,  ia  Maivh  and  April.  lS<v\  lo  serve 
one  year.  It  was  mustered  out  by  eom- 
y;ii:i'c>  al  differeut  dates  fr\>m  April  19 
tv>  Juue  H,  ISw.  by  reason  of  expira- 
tion ol'  term  of  service.) 

JobnG.  Clark 19  Apur..  65 


Hngb  McDermott IS  Apr. .  cv^i 

Arthur  A.  Fntuam T  >!.ir.,  c"o 

John  C.  StKViitr J  Mar.. 

\  Bnr^c  Mitjor  13  Marth,  Itdo. ) 

Oscar  M.  IVriiis 9  Mar., 

Vtiilauder  Phiuney i...Cl  M-ir,. 

(.^Veon^e  K.  Clements Ox!  Mar. . 

ChsrW:-  C.  Lovett Co  Mar. , 

AViUiawE,  K«d ?  Apr.. 

l-;uc  N.  McK.eui.lry Ci'  Apr.. 

John  C.  Cover o  Ang. . 

Robert  F.  Smith.  R,  Q.  .U  . .  .05  Feb..  So 

Andrew  Gssmau 7  Miir.. 

Rn;:V.>  H.  K-xUe-t.  AiiF: J  M.-.r., 

Richard  H.  Wi'i.li.aus 9  Mar.. 

JohnO-N^lll 1?  Mar.. 

MelvLie  B,  C*owles '^^  Mar., 

CharU  .-  l^^ovuhattr -J  M;ir. . 

■William  A.  Morgan Cj  Apr.. 

Kenben  S.  Ar..lr<.ws 30  Mar.,  ro 

Beii-aiu'-ii  F.  BaUey 7  Apr., 

S.iU'.u  I  S.  l\ibbs 11  Apr., 

Toppiu-- S   ^\mcheIt U  .\pr.. 

Fraik  l'.  Brayton 21  .\pr.. 

H.  Ottifeer..'. >•  Apr.. 

Ja>'iu  W.  AUtu 30  Apr.. 

Jo>^ph  Til  otsou 4  M.iv, 

Jerome  Wiact- 7  May, 

Ge-,-rce  S;r^>ii j Ci'  Jnue, 

Su.'-iiu'n. 
John  H.  Vivian CJ!  Mar.,  cj 


Casualties 


Unsigned.  (7.> 

Ijeut.  Colonel  Edwin  E.  Bryant,  Febmary  '01, 1S66. 

Captain  Clayton  E.  Rcdjrers.  Jaunary  4.  IStit). 

First  Lieut.  George  H.  Myers,  Adj't,  Augu?t  14,  ISpo. 

Fin^t  Lieut.  Ira  \V.  Kanouse.  Aus;a^t  14.  IS'o. 

First  Lieut.  James  E.  KeweU.  Febiu.iry  3,  18t>6. 

Assist.uu  )>«iveou  Uavid  !?.  Alexander,  Jnue  IC,  IS'O. 

Assistant  Surgeon  Charles  G.  Crosse.  October  Co,  Itt'o. 

I>ud,  (1.) 
Captain  Charles  H.  Cos.  July  11,  1S63. 


A  JS !S .*i! '! !  .!•  i  r^ icri. 

CtlhUT.  Fenu •;:•  >"ov.. 

65 

G!JJ-^:i«- 

EdwardMorrU IJ  M.iy. 

65 

224 


WISCONSIN  INFANTRY. 


FIB^TY-FmST  EEGIMENT. 

(This  regiment,  composed  of  six  com- 
panies, was  organized  at  Milwaukie, 
Wis.,  from  March  20  to  April  29,  1865, 
to  serve  one  year.  The  53d  regiment 
WiscoDBin  infantry,  composed  of  four 
companies,  was  consolidated  with  it 
June  30,  1865.  It  was  mustered  out  of 
service  at  ditferent  dates  from  the  16th 
to  the  30th  of  August,  1865.) 

Colonel. 
Leonard  Martin, 5123.  ^.,  B.  9  29  Apr,,  65 

Lieutenant  Colonel, 
John  B.  Vliet 16  May,   65 

Major. 
Alfred  Taggart 22  Apr.,  65 

Captains. 

Loring  J.  Edwards 20  Mar.,  65 

John  C.  Sackett 27  Mar., 

Reuben  R.  Wood 30  Mar., 

Thomas  R.  Williams 1  Apr., 

Rufus  S.  Allen 4  Apr., 

Ira  B.  Warner 11  Apr., 

Asa  G-.  Blake 12  Apr., 

John  V.  Frost 13  Apr., 

Henry  Bailey 13  Apr. , 

George  W.  Gibson 20  Apr. , 

First  Lieutenants. 

Andrew  J.  Sutherland,  Adj't.  1  Mar.,  65 

James  Flanagan 20  Mar., 

George  W.  Maxwell 27  Mar., 

Malcolm  G.  Clark 1  Apr., 

Benjamin  F.  Williams 4  Apr., 

Theodore  W.  Mason 11  Apr., 

Dennis  J.  F.  Murphy 11  Apr., 

Daniel  E.  Reilly 13  Apr., 

George  L.  Garity 13  Apr., 

Samuel  Elmore 20  Apr., 

Edwin  R.  Wood 20  Apr., 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Clans  H.  Lukken 30  Mar.,  65 

Morris  S.  Rice 7  Apr., 

Andrew  J.  Hunting 13  Apr., 

Edgar  Brown 14  Apr., 

Elias  H.Webb 15  Apr., 

Henry  G.  Klinefelter 28  Apr., 

Even  H.  Bakke 12  May, 

Orlando  T.  Sowle,  a.  w.  m. 

Surgeon. 


Assistant  Surgeons. 

Edwin  L.  Jones 1  Mar.,  65 

Rouse  Bennett,  a.  w,  m. 


Casualties. 


Discharged,  (8.) 

Captain  HaUock  Sarles,  May  4,  1865. 

Captain  Albert  G.  Peabody,  May  6,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  George  E.  Nichols,  May  6,  1865. 

First  Lieut,  John  Austin,  May  6,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  David  S.  Ordway,  R.  Q.  M.,  May  20,  1865. 

Second  Lieut.  Jerome  G.  Dockstader,  May  6,  1865. 

Second  Lieut.  Edwin  R.  Nichols,  May  6,  1865. 

Second  Lieut.  Charles  A.  Johnson,  May  6,  1865. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 

Captain  Chester  W.  Tuttle,  May  30,  1865. 


Chaplain. 


WISCONSIN   INFANTRY. 


225 


FIFTY-SECOND  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment,  composed  of  five  compa- 
nies, was  organized  at  Madison,  Wis., 
in  April,  1865,  to  serve  one  year.  It 
•was  mustered  out  of  service  July  28, 
1865.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

Hiram  J.Lewis 18  Apr.,  65 

Major. 

Captains. 

C.  H.  Olney 30  Mar.,  65 

KoBwell  H.Lee 11  Apr., 

George  A.  Spurr 11  Apr., 

SewallW.  Smith 18  Apr., 

Walter  G.  Zasfrow  Kue8sow.22  Apr., 

Tirst  Lieutenants. 

David  M.  Bennett 30  Mar.,   65 

Dwight  Jackson 11  Apr., 

George  Sexton 11  Apr., 

Alexander  Mclntyre 18  Apr., 

Myron  L.Bowen 22  Apr., 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Allen  A.  Grant 25  Mar.,   65 

John  J.  Coyle 18  Apr., 

John  Budd 22  Apr., 

Andrew  J.  Adams 1  May, 

Thomas  A.  Conway 2  May, 

Assistant  Surgeon. 


Casualties. 


Discharged,  (4.) 

First  Lieut.  Norman  A.  Keeler,  Adft,  July  7, 1865. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  C.  Graham,  R.  Q.  Af.,  July  7,  1865. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Cornelius  Teal,  May  10.  1865. 
Assistant  Surgeon  O.  P.  B.  Wright,  July  7,  1865. 


15  g 


226 


WISCONSIN   INFANTRY. 


FIFTY-THIRD  REGIMENT. 

(Thia  regiment,  composed  of  four  compa- 
nies, was  organized  at  Madison,  Wis., 
in  March  and  April,  1865,  to  serve  one 
year.  It  was  consolidated  with  the  Slst 
regiment  Wisconuin  infantry  June  30, 
1865.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
*  Robert  T.  Pugh 21  Apr.,  65 

Major. 


Captains, 

Reuben  R.  Wood 30  Mar.,  65 

Rufus  S.  Allen 4  Apr., 

Asa  G.  Blake 12  Apr., 

Henry  Bailey 13  Apr., 

First  Lieutenants. 

Benjamin  F.  Williams 4  Apr.,  65 

Bennis  J.  F.  Murphy 11  Apr., 

George  L.  Garity 13  Apr., 

Edwin  R.  Wood 20  Apr., 

Second  Lieutenants. 

OlansH.  Lukken 30  Mar.,  65 

Andrew  J.  Hunting 13  Apr., 

Edgar  Bnwn 14  Apr., 

EvenH.  Bakke 12  May, 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
Erwln  L.  Jones 1  Mar.,  65 


Casualties. 


'  Discharged  by  reason  of  consolidation. 


IOWA    CAVALEY. 


227 


FIRST  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Daven- 
port, Iowa,  in  July,  August,  and  Sep- 
tember, 1861,  to  serve  three  years.  On 
the  expiration  of  its  term  of  service  the 
original  members  (except  veterans) 
were  mustered  out,  and  the  organiza- 
tion, composed  of  veterans  and  recruits, 
retained  in  service  until  February  15, 
1866,  when  it  was  mustered  out.) 

Colonel. 

■William  Thompson 20  June,  64 

{Brevet  Brig.  Gen.  13  March,  1865.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

Alexander  G.  McQueen 31  Dec,   64 

^Brevet  Brig.  Gen.  13  March,  1865.) 

Majors. 

John  McDermott 13  Aug.,  64 

{Brevet  Lieut.  Col.  13  March,  1865.) 

James  D.  Jenks 16  Nov., 

{Brevet  Lient.  Col.  13  March,  1865.) 

William  S.  Whisenand 25  May,   65 

Captains, 

David  C.  Mclntyre 19  Apr.,  63 

Charles  Dustin 5  Sept., 

Joseph  T.  Foster 1  Oct.,    64 

George  M.  Walker 16  Nov. , 

AmosDilley 9  Feb.,   65 

Albert  W.  Hosford 14  Feb., 

James  M.  Russell 17  Feb., 

Solomon  Townsend 21  Feb., 

William  A.  Coulter 23  Mar. , 

Albert  U.  McCormick 25  May, 

Thomas  J.  R.  Perry,  jr 1  June, 

Thomas  J.  O'Bleness 3  Sept., 

First  Lieutenants. 

James  M.  Simeral 20  Apr.,  63 

William  W.  Fluke,  R.  Q.  M.  .15  July,  64 

Henry  P.  Shiffer 1  Nov., 

Henry  L.  Morrill,  Adj't 26  Dec, 

{Brevet  Major  13  March,  1865.) 

James  G.  Rutter 30  Dec. , 

Charles  W.  W.  Dow 8  Feb.,  65 

Ernest  A.  Klingenberg 11  Feb., 

Joseph  H.  Springer 17  Feb., 

Walter  W.  Carpenter 17  Feb., 

Robert  T.  Newell,  R.  C.  S 23  Mar., 

Christian  C.  Kauffman 25  Mar., 

George  McDouaU 10  May, 

Samuel  T.  Craig 25  May, 

Clinton  M.  Turner 5  June, 

Alexander  P.  Boyse 3  Sept.,  65 

Second  Lieutenants. 

John  M.  Enochs 3  May,   64 

Hiram  S.  Heberling 7  Nov., 

James  C.  Huskins 17  Feb.,  65 

Samuel  M.  Lindsey 17  Feb., 

Charles  Du  Bois 18  Feb., 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (4.) 

Colonel  Fitz  Henry  Warren,  July  16,  1862,  to  Brigadier 
General. 

Captain  Herman  H.  Heath,  February  28,  1863,  to  Major 
7th  regiment  Iowa  cavalry. 

Assistant  Surgeon  David  B.  Allen,  April  25,  1863,  to  Sur- 
geon 30th  regiment  Iowa  infantry. 

Assistant  Surgeon  Asa  Morgan,  June  1, 1865,  to  Surgeon 
]  2th  regiment  Illinois  cavalry. 

Resigned,  (29.) 

Colonel  Daniel  Anderson,  May  28,  1864. 

Lieut.  Colonel  Charles  E.  Moss,  July  10,  1862. 

Lieut.  Colonel  P.  Gad  Bryan,  February  12,  1863. 

Major  William  M.  G.  Torrence,  May  3,  1862. 

Major  Edwin  W.  Chamberlain,  April  4,  1863. 

Major  Thomas  A.  Bereman,  April  7,  1865. 

Captain  James  R.  Elliott,  June  30,  1862. 

Captain  William  H.  Ankeny,  September  3,  1862. 

Captain  Philip  E.  Shaver,  July  28,  1863. 

Captain  Robert  L.  Freeman,  March  22,  1864. 

Captain  Samuel  S.  Burdett,  August  14,  1864. 

Captijin  Thomas  H.  Barnes.  December  16,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  William  P.  McClure,  September  8,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  James  Crissy,  December  11, 1862. 

First  Lieut.  David  A.  Kerr,  Adj't,  February  6,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  WilUam  R.  Shriver,  June  18,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Matthew  Ronaldson,  June  29,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Silas  R.  Nugen,  September  10,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Elkanah  S.  Fester,  October  2t),  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Henry  K.Robinson  Batt.  Adj't,  May  1,1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Albert  F.  Dean,  July  1,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Thomas  A.  Bereman,  September  3,  1862. 

(Recommissioned  as  Captain  June  ],  1863.) 
Second  Lieut.  John  A.  Bishop,  February  7,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Hiram  H.  Sowles,  September  10, 186.3. 
Second  Lieut.  .Sumner  B.  Marshall,  February  29,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Solomon  Smith,  March  8,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  John  L.  Russell,  January  25, 1865. 
Second  Lieut.  William  B.  Ramsay,  May  12, 1865. 
Chaplain  James  W.  Latham,  February  5,  1863. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (12.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Joseph  W.  Caldwell,  September  24, 1864. 
Captain  David  C.  Dinsmore,  September  9,  1864. 
Captain  James  P.  Crosby,  September  J2,  1864. 
Captain  Thomas  Jones,  December  16,  1864. 
Captain  Robert  M.  Reynolds,  June  27,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  John  R.  Marshall,  September  9,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Jacob  Hursh,  September  9,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  F.  Keeler,  September  9,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  John  A.  Donnell,  Adft,  October  3,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Edwin  A.  Dunham,  March  29,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  William  A.  Clarke,  June  22,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  William  H.  Kitterman,  November  8,  1864. 

Discharged,  (19.) 

Colonel  James  O.  Gower,  August  20,  1863. 

Major  Levi  Chase,  February  12,  1864. 

Captain  James  D.  Thompson,  (Brevet  Major  March  13, 

1865,)  September  24,  1862. 
Captain  Rilev  Wcscoatt,  February  6,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  IMartin  L.  Monis,  R.  Q.  A/.,  April  10,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Joseph  C.  Stone,  Adj't,  April  10,  1862. 
Fu-8t  Lieut.  C.  Henry  Albers,  R.  Q.  M.,  June  29,  1864. 


228 


IOWA   CAVALRY. 


Eli  Waring 20  Feb., 

Edward  Ware 10  May, 

George  M.  Mark 3  July, 

Surgeon. 
Charles  H.  Lothrop 15  Aug., 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
James  Hervey 3  Sept., 

Chaplain. 
James  S.  Kand 19  May, 


65 


64 


64 


64 


First  Lieut.  Henry  L.  Dashiell,  R.  C.  S.,  December  5, 1864. 
Second  Lieut.  John  A.  Landis,  Ball.  Q.  M.,  April  10, 1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Charles  A.  Caae,  Batt.  Q.  M.,  Ar>ril  10, 1862. 
Second  Lieut.  William  H.  Muzzy,  Batt.  Q.  M..  April  10, 

1862. 
Second  Lieut  David  A.  Kerr,  Batt.  Adj't,  September  17, 

1862.     (Recommiasionedas  First  Lieut.  October  1, 1862.) 
Second  Lieut,  James  M.  Bryan,  Batt.  Adj't,  September 

17,  1862. 

Second  Lieut  Joseph  S.  Edeall,  Baa.  Adj't,  November 

18,  1862. 

Second  Lieut  Albert  L.  Freeman,  February  6,  1863. 
Second  Lieut  Warren  Y.  Reeves,  January  26,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  George  E.  Ives,  July  15,  1865. 
Surgeon  Milton  B.  Cochran,  August  1.  1864. 
Assiatant  Surgeon  John  A.  Ladd,  September  27, 1863. 

Died,  (3.) 

First  Lieut.  Samuel  C.  Dickerson,  R.  Q.  M.,  killed  by 
guerillas,  near  Cross  Hollows,  Ark.,  Ociober  28,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Benjamin  Raney,  December  11,  1862,  at 
Springfield,  Mo. 

Chaplain  John  M.  CoggeshaU,  October  29, 1863,  of  disease, 
at  Little  Rock,  Ark. 

Dismissed,  (2.) 

Captain  William  E.  Leffingwell,  November  10,  1862. 
Assistant  Surgeon  John  J.  Sanders,  November  1, 1864. 

Cashiered,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut  William  H.  Defreest,  August  21, 1863. 


List  of  battles,  ifec,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"BLACKWATER,"  MJOMJirfcd,  E.  M.,  2.  "ROAN's  TanyaRD,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,  3. 
"Lexington,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wovnded,  E.  M.,  1.  "LEEsviLL£,"no  loss.  "Monaqua  Springs," 
noloss.  "WAnuEtlSDURa,"  killed,  E.  M.,  3;  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "  MONTEVALI-O."  AzHed,  E.  M.,  2; 
wounded,  E.  M.,  6.  "  BUTLER,"  (May  15,  1862.)  killed,  E.  M.,  2.  "BuTLER,"  (May  26,  1862,)  hiUed, 
E.  M.,  1.  "OsCEOLA,"/[i«cd,E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,2.  "PLEASANT  HiLL," (July  8,  1 862, )  wounded, 
E.  M.,  1.  "Clinton,"  Mnund«d,  E.  M.,  3.  "Pleasant  Hill,"  (July  11,  1862,)  killed.  E.  M.,  2; 
wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  4.  "  Clear  CREEK,"  killed,  E.  M.,  4  ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  6.  "BiG  Creek."  no 
loss.  "NEWT0NIA,"(0ct4, 1862,)  jcoanded,  E.  M.,l.  "Nevvtonia,"  (Oct  7,  1862,)  no  loss.  "  FAY- 
ETTEVlLLE,"no  loss.  "  PraIrie  Grove,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  1 ;  missing,  E.  M.,  2.  "Van  BureN,"  no 
loss.  "Jackson,"  teoitnded,  E.M.,1.  "  Brownsville,"  noloss.  "Bayou  MET0E,"fti7/ed,  E.  M.,2; 
wounded,  E.  M.,  13;  missing,  E.  M.,  3.    "LITTLE  RocK,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1  ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  6.    "EliZA- 


E.  M.,  2.    "  Hurricane  Ckeek,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  1. 


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230 


IOWA    CAVALRY. 


The  following  is  a  list  of  the  enlisted  men 
of  this  regiment  to  wliom  medals  of 
honor  have  been  awarded  by  the  Sec- 
retary of  War : 

Corporal  laaac  Gause. 


First  Lieut.  B.  Prank  Diffenbacher,  il   Q.  M.,  February 
■  1,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  William  H.  Bulla,  May  15, 1865. 

Died,  (3.) 

Captain  Paul  A.  Queal,  September  19,  1864,  at  Memphis, 

Tenn. 
PirHt  Lieut.  William  B.  Blaney,  71.   Q.  M.,  February  18, 

1862,  of  disease,  at  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Second  Lieut.  Hezekiah  G.  Dwire,  killed  in  action  near 

West  Point,  Miss. ,  February  20, 1864. 

Dismissed,  (3.) 

Captain  William  W.Eaton,  February  1,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Daniel  Hall,  February  1, 1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Perry  L.  Reed,  September  24,  1864. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  report^sd  in  each  : 
"ilOflTEnKY,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,  2.  "  GLENDALE,"  no  loss.  "FaRMINOTON," 
hilled,  K.  M.,2;  wounded,  0.1,  E.  M.  19;  missing,  O.  1,  E.  M.  7.  "BooNVliLE,"  (May  30,  1862,) 
wounded,  E.  M.,  1;  miasing,  E.  M.,  ]0.  "  COKINTH,"  (May  30,  1S62)  wounded,  E.  M.,  1;  missing, 
E.  M.,  1.  "  Bi.ACKLAND,"  killed,  E.  M.,  2;  wounded,  E.  M.,  4.  "  Boo.»fVlLLE,"  (July  1,  1862,) 
wounded,  E.  M.,  10  ;  missing,  E.  M.,  8.  "  RiENZI,"  missing,  E.  M.,  6.  "lUKA,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  2. 
"Corinth,"  (Oct.  3  and  4, 1862,)  no  loss.  "Cold  Water,"  no  loss.  "Holly  Springs,"  no  logs. 
"  Water  Valley  Station,"  ii/Zcd,  E.  M..1;  woundcd,E.  M.,2.  "Cofvekville,"  wounded,  0.2, 
E.  M.  9;  missing,  E.  M.,  14.  "  PraIIUE  STATION,"  (Feb.  21,  1863,)  killed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded.  13.  M.,' 
3,  missing,  E.  M.,  I.  "Davis'  Mills,"  no  loss.  "Palo  Alto."  missing,  E.  M..  6.  "Birming- 
ham," no  loss.  "Pigeon  Roost  Creek,"  no  loss.  "Tuscahoma,"  no  loss.  "Senatobia," 
wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "  HkRNANDO,"  no  loss.  "  RiPLEY,"  m/ssifn^,  E.  M.,  1.  "  jACKSON,"  no  loss. 
"  La  Grange.  '  missing  E.  M.,  2.  "Grenada,"  no  loss.  "  Collierville,"  (Nov.  3  and  4,  1863,) 
killed,  E.  M  .,  3;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  8;  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  "  SaLISUURY,"  no  lo.ss.  "  MOSCOW  " 
no  loss.  "  Colli  tRVlLLK."  (Dec.  28,  1863,)  missing,  E.M.,  2.  "Wall  Hill,"  missing,  E.  M..'l. 
"  We.'^t  Point,"  hilled,  O.,  1.  "  Prairie  Station,"  (Feb.  21, 1864,)  killed,  E.  M.,  4  ;  wounded,  E. 
M.,  13;  missing.  E.  M.,  6.  "OkaLONA,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1  ;  missing,  E.  M.,  ].  "  TUPELO,"  no  loss. 
"  Hurricane  Creek,"  wounded,  E.  M.,4  ;  missing,  E.  M.,  2.  "  O.vford,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1.  "  But- 
ler Creek,"  no  loss.  "Lynnville,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1.  "  LawrenceburQ,"  (Nov.  27,  1864,) 
killed,  E.M,1  "  CAMPBELL  VILLE,"  (Nov.  24,  1864,)  no  loss.  "  Fkanklin,  '  no  loss.  "Nashville," 
killed,  E.  M.,  4  ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  9.  "  LITTLE  HaRPETH,"  killed,  E.  M.,  4  ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  4  ;  miss- 
ing, E.  M.,  7.  "RUTHEUFOflD  CREEK,"  no  loss.  "LawrencebuRG,  (Dec.  22,  1864,)  no  loss. 
"Campbellsville,"  (Dec.  24,  1864,)  wounded,  0. 1,  E.  M.  2  ;  missing,  0.,  1.  "Anthony's  Hill." 
no  loss. 


IOWA    CAVALRY. 


231 


THIRD  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Keokuk, 
Iowa,  from  August  30  to  September  14, 
1861,  to  serve  three  years.  On  the  ex- 
piration of  its  term  of  service,  the  origi- 
nal members  (except  veterans)  vvere 
mustered  out,  and  the  organization, 
composed  of  veterans  and  recruits,  re- 
tained in  service  until  August  9, 1865, 
when  it  was  mustered  out.) 

ColoneL 

John  W.Noble 27  June,  64 

{Brevet  Brig.  Gen.  13  March,  1865.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Benjamin  S.  Jones 1  Dec,   64 

Majors. 

Peter  H.  Walker 25  Dec,   64 

Cornelius  A.  Stanton 25  Dec. 

CaptaiTia. 

Benjamin  P.  Crail 1  Apr.,  62 

John  D.  Brown 13  Apr.,  64 

George  W.  Johnson 23  Maj', 

Thomas  C.  Gilpin 3  Oct., 

(Brevet  Major  1  April,  1865.) 

Newton  C.  H  onnold 19  Oct. , 

WiUiam  G.  WUson 1  Dec, 

Glenn  Lowe 1  Jan.,    65 

James  R.  Grousbeck 22  Feb., 

Franz  W.  Arnim 22  Feb., 

John  S.  Stidger,  a.  w.  m. 

First  Lieutenants. 

Theodore  D.Johnson,  R.Q.  Af.31  Dec,   62 

(Brevet  Captain  13  tlarch,  1865.) 
Thomas  H.  Brown,  R.  C.  S...   1  Jan.,    64 
(Brevet  Captain  13  March,  1865.) 

Aaroo  H.  Gage 4  Dec, 

George  W.  Stamm 6  Dc'C, 

Charles B.  Leach 20  Dec, 

James  C.  Williams 4  Feb.,  65 

Daniel  Bradbury 16  Feb., 

Alfred  Roberts  16  Feb., 

Samuel  A.  Young 22  Feb., 

John  J.  Veatch 22  Feb., 

Marshall  S.  Crawford 15  June, 

John  S.  Morgan 17  June, 

John  C.  Gammill,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Josephns  Miller 1  Nov.,  64 

William  E.  Forker 6  Dec, 

Newton  Battin 7  Dec, 

John  F.  Watkins 21  Dec, 

Edward  Mudgett 4  Feb.,  65 

Erasmus  W.  Tatlock 16  Feb., 

Charles  W.  Tavlor 16  Feb., 

William  Wyco"ff 22  Feb. , 

Benjamin  B.  Pearcy 18  June, 

Richard  Gaines 1  July, 

William  A.  W  light,  a.  to.  m. 


Casualties. 

Promoted,  (6.) 

Colonel  Cyrus  Bussey,  April  11,  1864,  to  Brigadier  Gen- 
eral. 

Major  George  Curkendall,  July  15, 1865,  to  Lieut.  Colonel 
138th  U.  S.   C.  T. 

Captain  John  A.  Pickler,  July  1,  1865,  to  Major  133th 
U.  S.  C.  T. 

Assistant  Surgeon  William  L.  Orr,  December  1,  1862,  to 
Surgeon  2Ut  regiment  Iowa  infantry. 

Assistant  Surgeon  Franklin  W.  Warlord,  January  27, 
1864,  to  Surgeon  4th  regiment  Arkansas  cavahy. 

Assistant  Surgeon  Thomas  J.  Maxwell,  July  1,  1865,  to 
Surgeon  138th  U.  S.  C.  T. 

Resigned,  (42.) 

Colonel  Henry  C.  Caldwell,  June  23,  1!«4. 
Lieut.  Colonel  Henry  H.  Trimble,  September  4,  1862. 
Lieut.  Colonel  George  Duffield,  September  20,  1864. 
Major  Carlton  H.  Perry,  November  18,  1862. 
Major  Oliver  H.  P.  Scott,  August  3,  1863. 
Major  Gilman  C.  Mudgett,  August  13,  1864. 
Major  John  C.  McCrary,  January  4,  1865. 
Captain  John  W.  Warner,  February  6,  1862. 
Captain  William  Van  Beuthusen,  .Alarch  24,  1862. 
Captaiu  Andrew  M.  Robison,  March  31,  1862. 
Captain  Jesse  Hughs,  November  12,  1862. 
Captain  Israel  Anderson,  April  4,  1863. 
Captaiu  Norman  W.  Cook,  June  14,  1863. 
Captaiu  Edward  F  Horton,  June  19,~]863. 
Captain  Morris  L.  Baker,  July  9,  1863. 
Captain  Martin  Chcrrie,  July  5,  1864. 
Captain  Horace  A.  Spencer,  August  22,  1864. 
Captain  John  Q.  A.  De  Huflf,  September  26,  1864. 
Captain  James  Hanlin,  September  28,  1864. 
Captaiu  AVilliam  Wilson,  October  26,  1864. 
Captaiu  Samuel  J.  McKee,  March  31,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Erie  J.  Leech,  March  18,  1862. 
First  Lieut,  James  H.  Easley,  April  2,  1662. 
First  Lieut,  Hiram  H.  Hand,  Batt  Q.  >/,,  April  30, 1862. 
First  Lieut,  Ezra  Fitch,  May  1,  1862. 
First  Lieut,  Enos  T.  Cole,  R.  Q.  M.,  July  25,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Thomas  H.  McDannal,  August  5,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Hiram  Barnes,  March  7,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  James  iV.  Brown,  April  5,  1863. 
First  Lieut,  Horace  D.  B.  Cutler,  January  23,  1864. 
First  Lieut,  Harvey  H.  Walker,  July  11,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  William  C.  Niblack,  August,  24,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Samuel  L.  Ward,  September  20,  1864. 
Fir.st  Lieut.  Robert  F.  Wishard,  September  23,  1864. 
First  Lieut,  Dudley  E.  Jones,  December  9,  1664. 
First  Lieut.  James  Lynch,  Januai-y  2,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Jouathan  Davenport,  Bait.  Adj't,  Novem- 
ber 30,  1861. 
Second  Lieut.  Fleming  Mize,  November  30,  1861. 
Second  Lieut.  Micajah  Baker,  February  3,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  David  Letner,  April  26,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Francis  Ross,  February  14,  1863. 
Chaplain  Pearl  P.  lugalls,  February  23,  1863. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  Cravin  L  Hartman,  Jlay  20,  1865. 

Discharged,  (11.) 

First  Lieut.  George  W.  Newell,  April  22,  1 864. 
First  Lieut.  Edmund  Duffield,  May  15,  1865. 


232 


IOWA    CAVALRY. 


Surgeon. 
Ooorgo  W.  Carter 2  Juno,  03 

Atsittant  Surgeon. 
Samuel  Whltton 20  Apr.,  M 

Chaplain. 
JamoB  W.  Latham 29  Oct.,    (il 


Flrnt  Mont.  TliomuH  H.  Wright,  yltfi'l,  Juno   10,  1803. 
FlPHt  IJiMit.  TlioriiiLH  II.  Ilmwii,  It.  O.  S.,  (Ilrdvol  (Jn)itiiln 

i:)  Miifch,  \m:,.}  jnly'H),  innr,. 
Hwiivl  I.lciut.  (Uiorifif  W.  Nowi'll,   flaU.  Q.  M.,  April  HO 

IP(W,    (KiwominlMKlonc-d  iih  I'Mrnt  lilciit.  March  24,  1803,) 
Bi-coii.l  l.lmit,  Mltcholl  J.  HIreh,  AuKHMt  5,  IHOy. 
H"(:i>iiil  Lloiit.  KiifuH  L.  Miliar,  JiaU.  A'ffl,  Huptombor  20, 

IHfi'J. 
Hoeond  fjmit.  llorncn  D.  H.  OuHor,  Halt..  Ad^j'l,  Hoptom- 

bor '-!!!,  \wa.     (llccoininlKitlonod  it»  Flrnt  Llout.  Octobiir 

ITi,  JMfi'J.) 
SiiC(.ii<l  MdUt.  Olimn  Lowo,  /)««.  /<'^/'<,  Octob.ir  20,  1802. 

(UccoinmlHHioMi'd  iiH  FirHl,  Miiiit.  NovHriibrir  1^,  IHOli.) 
H<:c,r,i)(l  r^li'Ut.  llnuliiMi   iJohiy,  May  l.'j,   IHOfi. 
SurguoD  Oaold  L.  McGugln,  April  17,  1803. 

Died,  (8.) 
Major  Wlllliirn  0.  Drake,  October  24,  1802,  at  Corydon, 


lovvfi, 
aptalri 
(Ju|)taln  Rrnaninl  .Maym-,   kill 


Captain  'I'honiaH  J.  Taylor,  .Iiilv2'l,  1802. 
.  "   ■■ii(l  In 
Mo.,  AnguHt  (i,  IHIiii. 


action  at  Kli'kHVlll'i, 
1804,   of 


nr«t   Llont.    ./airniM    If.    Wi'.ltM.    November 

wouikIm  n!(!i-lv(i(l  III  action  at  Onuge,  Mo. 
PliHt  LliMit.  'I'hoiiinH  .J.  Mlllor,  klllixj  In  action  at  Cotum- 

buH,  Oil.,  A(>rll  |(i,  IHi;."). 
Si-coiiil  Lliiil.  J)iiiud  a.  I'lMrnj,  lU-.v.i-.mhw'M,  IHfil. 
H'-coiirl   Mouf.   Alvln    H.   Orlnwolil,    killed  la    autloa  nt 

Witddi-II'H  Furni,  Ark.,  .Jnn^  27,  IHW. 
Chaplain  MuuuaHHiih  \i.  Waynian,  .July  2,  1804,  of  dlMuuHii. 

Mhning,  (1.) 

AHHlHtnnt  Surgeon  Ohrlotopher  C.  BUor,  Hince  February 
28,  1802. 

Dismlnted,  (I.) 
Captain  Jacob  F.  Miller,  Jun.-.  27,  1802. 


J>lnt  of  battloH,  &c.,  in  which  thin  regiment  participated,  Hhowing  Iomh  rcjiort<!d  In  each  : 
"  Wkht  Plains,"  no  Iohh.    "I'ka  Kiijok,"  killed,  10.  M.,  'S,;  wounded,  O.  1,  K.  M.  8;  minting, 
E.M.,4.    "8ALeM,"  w')//,«rfc<  E.M.,1,    "Hvf.A,'V)oiiK,"/£/H(;rf,  K.  M.,  I.     "  Fi.ohjda,"  (May  — ,  ISfcJ,) 
wounded,  V,.  M.,  2.    "  W kMUV.lA.'n  V wiM,"  liillid,  (y,  \.    "  It  *  yoi;  Caciik,"  no  Iokk.    "  Hill'm  PLAN- 
r  ION,"  no  loHH.   "Fr.oicifiA,"  (,)uly  y;.', .    .   -.  --      -     - 


1  AIlON,"no  loHH.  "Fr,')KlfiA,"C)ulv  y;-',  lMii;i,  (Jo.  V,)vmiLnded,  !•;.  .M.,  I.'",.  "  Hor.K't)  Paum,"  no  1«K*. 
"  HaNTA  Vk,"  (July  24  and  2.0,  1W2.)  killed,  V..  M.  2  ;  woundeil,  V..  M.,  13.  "  Ulto VVN'»  Hi'KINrj,"  no 
loHH.  "MOOIIK'S  MII.I.H,"  killed.  E  M.,  1  ;  wouii.drd,  E.  M.,  17.  "  KfflKHVII.f.K,"  IcilU.d,  O.,  I  ;  wow/lded, 
O.,  3,      "L.A  dlCANOK,"  (Nov.  1,  ]Hli)i,)  wnij.nded,  i'].  M.,  I.      "  <>/tKI,ANI</' no  Iohk.      "  llAUTHVir.f.K," 

*«  :„„■:...  »      /k      1       T.^       «;r      yl  H   1Xr.-.nr.     1 1, ,,.■,■„     It    I >•!./,.. ,,««...        .,,,...    t     ,    r  1 1       I       i  ■       ><         .1  . 


,    - "  LITTLK  lSLUK,"no  loHH.     "  iNDKl'KNliKNCK,"  no  Iohh.     "  tint  hl.iiK,'' wounded, 

K.  M.,2;  mtiiiiing,E.M.,).     "  IjJTTI.K  ()HA(iK,"  killed,  l',.  M.,'.l,  nmunded,  K.  M.,  r>.     "MINK  (JIIKJCK," 

wounded,  Fi.  M..,U. 

vyoh 

M.. 

E.  M.,  1«;  mieting,  E.  M.,  2. 


.  yl.,•^■,vUHlnng,y^.y^.,^.    ••  ijvrTi.K  dhaok," kiiie/i,  i).  m.,'.i  ,  nmunded,  K.  M.,  r>.    "Mink  (JiiKJCK," 

ouvded,  E.  M.,  2.  "MONTKVAf./.O,"  killed,  K.  M.,  i  ;  woiindrd,  O.  1,  E,  M.  2.  "8lX  Mll.K  CKKKK," 
oaiided,  ;■;.  M.,  1.  "EllKNK-/,K,K  Cuvnc.H,"  wounded,  lO.  .M.,2.  "  P/.ANI'KltHVM.LK,"  wwanrfed,  B. 
[.,J.  "8Kj.v)A,"nolo^H.  "FIKK'H  FKKuy,"noloH)t,  "Col.uMOUM," /tiWcrf,  O.  I.E.  M.  3;  uiwiini/iwi 
1.  M.  IM!   jHznii/Aii?.  E.  M  .  2. 


IOWA   CAVALRY. 


233 


FOURTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Mount 
Pleasant,  Iowa,  from  November  23  to 
December  5,  1861,  to  serve  three  years. 
On  the  expiration  of  its  term  of  service 
the  original  members  (except  veterans) 
were  mastered  out.  and  the  organiza- 
tion, composed  of  veterans  and  recruits, 
retained  in  service  until  August  10, 1865, 
when  it  was  mustered  out.) 

Colonel. 

Edward  F.  Winslow 4  July,   63 

{Brevet  Brig.  Gen.  12  Dec,  1864.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel, 

John  H.  Peters 1  Nov.,  63 

Majors. 

Abial  R.  Pierce 6Dec.,  64 

William  W.  Woods 18  Dec , 

Edward  W.  Dee,  a.  w.  m. 

Captains. 

Lot  Abraham 1  Mar.,  63 

Warren  Beckwith 20  May, 

Alexander  Rodgers 28  July, 

Fred.  S.  Whiting 29  Feb.,  64 

Asa  B.  Fitch 1 6  Apr. , 

Newell  B.  Dana 29  Apr., 

Alonzo  Clark 26  Nov., 

Samuel  M.  Pray 18  Dec, 

Milton  S.  Holtzinger 3  Feb.,   65 

Ambrose  Ilodge 11  June, 

Loyd  H.  Dillon 17  June, 

Exum  Saint,  a.  w.  m. 

First  Lieutenants. 

Losson  P.  Baker 19  Mar.,  63 

John  S.  Keck 28  July, 

Hugh  M.  Pickel 1  Apr.,  64 

James  O.  Vanarsdol 2  Apr., 

Daniel  J.  Vance 8  Apr., 

Elias  B.  Woodruff 7  June, 

Samuel N.  Miller 7Jan.,   65 

Asahel  Mann 3  Feb., 

Seth  Martin,  R.  C.  S 21  Feb., 

William  D.  Guernsey 21  Feb., 

Isaac  H.  Botkin 17  May, 

William  F.  Scott,  Adft U  June, 

Cbnetian  Musser,  R.  Q.  M.,  a.  v>.  m. 
Thomas  Bowman,  a.  w.  m. 
Simon  K.  Fuller,  a.  v>.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Samuel  P.  Kelly 13  Nov.,  62 

Martin  V.  B.  Sheafor 20  Mar.,  64 

Amon  L.  Ogg 8  Apr., 

Samuel  O.  Black 14  Dec , 

John  T.  Reynolds 18  Dec, 

Peter  K.  Keck 23  Dec, 

Hiram  n.  Cardell 1  Jan.,    65 

John  R.  Hollowell 16  Jan., 

Edward  Blasier 21  Feb., 

Lorenzo  D.  Wellman 1  May, 

John  S.  Winkley 17  June, 

Charles  H.  Smith 18  June, 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (4.) 

Major  George  A.  Stooe,  September  27, 1862,  to  Colonel 
25th  regiment  Iowa  infantry. 

First  Lieut.  John  Guylee,  September  29,  1863,  to  Colonel 
56th  U.  S.  C.  T: 

First  Lieut,  William  T.  Allen,  R.  C.  S.,  September  22, 
1864,  to  Captain  and  C.  5. 

Second  Lieut.  Aaron  J.  Newby,  December  15,  1863,  to 
First  Lieutenant  and  ddj't,  11th  regiment  Missouri  cav- 
alry. 

Resigned,  (31.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Thomas  Drummond,  June  3,  1862. 
Lieut.  Colonel  Simeon  D.  Swan,  July  13,  1863. 
Major  Joseph  E.  Jewett,  January  2,  1863. 
Major  Alonzo  B.  Parkell,  September  26, 1861. 
Captain  Orrin  Miller,  April  14,  1862. 
Captain  William  E.  Harris,  July  28,  1862. 
CaptalQ  De  Witt  C.  Crawford,  September  28,  1862. 
Captain  Watson  B.  Porter,  December  29,  1862. 
Captain  J.  Marshal  Rust,  February  21,  1863. 
Captain  Francis  M.  Davis,  June  26,  1863. 
Captain  Thomas  J.  Zollars,  February  1,  1864. 
Captain  Gt-orge  B.  Parsons,  September  26,  1864. 
Captain  William  Pursel,  October  27,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Orson  N.  Perkins,  June  23,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  James  J.  Brown,  July  30,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Jnsse  R.  Lambert,  July  28,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  M.  Robinson,  January  16, 1863. 
First  Lieut.  William  P.  Hastings,  April  4,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Edward  D.  Ketchum,  Adft,  July  29,  1863. 
First  Lieut  William  Early,  March  30,  1864. 
First  Lieut,  Boyd  P.  Brim,  April  2,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Simon  Hooper,  September  3,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Edwin  A.  Haskell,  September  7,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Stephen  W.  Groesbeck,  April  4,  1863. 
Second  Lieut,  George  J.  Sharp,  July  23,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  James  C.  Ki-lsey,  August  22,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Orr  Sang,  November  1,  1864. 
Surgeon  Andrew  W.  McClure,  April  24,  1863. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Wellington  Bird,  March  12,  1862. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Robert  R.  Taylor,  October  22,  1862. 
Assistant  Surgeon  William  McK.  Flndlay,  June  12, 1863. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (7.) 

Major  Cornelius  F.  Spearman,  November  24,  1864. 
Captain  James  T.  Drummond,  January  20,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Andrew  N.  Stamm,  November  25,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Edward  W.  R:iyraond,  December  4,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Robert  P.  Gilmer,  December  4,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  William  A.  Bereman,  December  4,  1864. 
Chaplain  Andrew  J.  Klirkpatrick,  December  25, 1864. 

Discharged,  (11.) 

Captain  Eldred  Huff,  January  18,  1865. 
*  First  Lieut.  Williams  H.  Sells,  January  9, 1862. 
First  Lieut.  Henry  E.  Winslow,  February  28,  1862. 
First  Lieut  Simon  P.  Lauffer,  R.  Q.  M.,  April  21,  1862. 
First  Lieut  George  W.  Waldron,  Adft,  June  1,  1862. 
Fir»t  Lieut.  William  P.  Brazelton,  Batt.  Adft,  November 

3,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Samuel  F.  Cooper,  Batt.  Adft,  November  3, 

1862. 
First  Lieut.  Jacob  Hart,  January  8,  1864. 


^Appointed  Acting  Paymaster  U.  S.  navy. 


234 


IOWA    CAVALRY. 


Surgeo7i. 
William  Robinson 13  July,   63 

Assistant  Surgeons. 

Stephen  CummiDgg 20  July,    63 

Samuel  W.  Taylor 7  June,  64 

Chaplain. 


The  following'  ig  a  list  of  the  enlisted  men 
of  this  regiment  to  whom  medals  of 
honor  have  been  awarded  by  the  Sec- 
retary of  War  : 


Charles  A.  Swan, 
John  H.  Hays, 
James  P.  Miller. 


Second  Lieut.  Samuel  Kirkwood  Clark,  June  1,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Jama  H.  Patterson,  November  17,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  William  J.  McConnel,  March  15,  1865. 

Died,  (9.) 
Major  Benjamin  Rector,  January  21,  1863,  of  diseaRe. 
Captain  Thoma?  C.  Tullis,  February  8,  1863,  of  disease, 

at  Helena,  Ark. 
Captain  Eugene  R.  Jones,  killed  in  action  atSelma,  Ala,, 

April  2,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Erasmus  T.  Coiner,  June  28,  1862,  at  Jack- 

sonport,  Ark. 
First  Lieut.  JohnT.  Tucker,  July  19, 1863,  atMi)dale,MiB8. 
Second  Lieut.  William  A.  Heacock,  killed  in  skirmish  at 

Talbot's  Ferry,  White  river,  Ark.,  Ap/il  19,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  John  R.  Overmyer,  July  21,  1862,  at  Mem- 
phis, Tenn. 
Second  Lieut.  Joshua  Gardner,  June  30,  1863,  of  wounds 

received  in  action  at  Hill's  Plantation,  Tenn. 
Second  Lieut.  Hira  W.  Curtiss,  killed  in  action  at  Osage, 

Kan.,  October  25,  1864. 

Dropped  from  rolls,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  Ira  F.  Phillips,  Bate.  Q.  M.,  April  18, 1862. 

Dismissed,  (2.) 

Colonel  Aabury  B.  Porter,  March  8,  1863. 
Captain  Samuel  S.  Troy,  March  9,  1864. 


List  of  battles,  (fee,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 

"Talbot's  Ferry,"  killed,  O.,  1.  "  Whitk  River,"  no  loss.  "Little  Rkd  River,"  wowtded, 
E.  M.,2;  missing,  E.  M.,  4.  "  BaTESVILLE," /c)7M,  B.  M.,  1  ;  wounded,  Fi.Vi.,  4;  missing.  ¥i.M., 
3.  "Helena,'"  (Sept,  20, 18G2,)  killed,  E.  M.,  1  ;  missing,  E.  M.,  5.  "  Helkna,"  (Oct.  11,  1862,  Cos. 
A,  B,  G,  H,)  killed,  E.  M.,  4;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  8 ;  missing,  0.1,  E.M.  9.  "Mariana,"  (D,  H, 
T,,)  wounded,  O.,  1.  "  OAKLAND,"  no  loss.  "  St.  FRANCIS  Co."  (L,)  killed,  E.  M.,1;  wnvnded,  E. 
M.,  4.  "Raymond,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1;  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  "MISSISSIPPI  Springs,"  wounded,  E.  M., 
1.  "  Baldwin's  Ferry,"  (A,)  no  loss.  "  Hall's  Ferry,"  no  loss.  "Jackson,"  (M.iy  14,  1863,) 
no  loss.  "Mechanicsvillk,"  (May  24,  1863,)  no  loss.  "  Mechanicsville,"  (May  29,  1863,) 
wounded,  E.  M.,  2.  "MECHANIcsiiURG,"  no  loss.  "BiRD-SONG  FERRY,"  missing,  E.  M.,  2. 
"  Brownsville,"  (June  18,  1863,)  no  loss.  "Hill's  Plantation,"  killed,  E.  M.,  10;  wounded,  0. 
1,  E.  M.  3  ;  missing,  E.  M.,  28.  "  PayNE's  PLANTATION,"  uo  loss.  "  BROWNSVILLE,"  (Oct.  16,  1863.) 
killed,  E.  M.,  1.  "  ROBINSON'S  MILLS,"  no  loss.  "Brownsville,"  (Oct.  18  and  19, 1863,)  killed,  E. 
M.,  1;  Tnissfn^,  E.  M.,1.  "NATCHEZ,"  (K,)  no  loss.  "  CHAMPION  HiLL,"  no  loss.  "  BOLTON,"  no 
loss.  "Big  Black  River,"  77!!s.s!n^,  E.  M.,  1.  "Clinton,"  no  loss.  "Jackson,"  (Feb.  5,  1864,) 
no  loss.  "Tunnel  Mountain,"  no  loss.  "Morton,"  no  loss.  "  Hillsboro','"  no  loss. 
"  Merldian,"  (Feb.  13,  1S64,)  no  loss.  "  MERIDIAN,"  (Feb.  19,  1864.)  mzssin^,  E.  M.,  1.  "RiPLEY," 
(June  7,  1864,)  killed,  E.  M.,  1.  "  Guntown,"  killed,  E.  M.,  3  ;  wounded.  O.  1,  E.  M.  12.  "  RlPLEY," 
(June  11,  1864,)  killed,  E.  M.,  4  ;  wounded.  E.  M.,  5  ;  missing,  E.  M.,  6.  "Ripley,'"  (July  7,  1  64,)no 
loss.  "Cherry  Creek,"  no  loss.  "  Plenitude,"  no  loss.  "  Tupelo,"  itiiierf,  E.  M.,  1 ;  mounded,  E. 
M.,  7.  "  Tallahatchie  River,"'  no  loss.  "Memphis,"  (Aug.  21,  1864,  C,)  wounded,  0. 1,  E.  M.  1; 
missing, 'E.M..,  I.  "  OXFORD,"  no  loss.  "  Brownsville,"  (Sept.  28,  1864,  M,)  no  1oj-h.  "  Moork's 
Bluff,"  no  loss."  "Big  Blue  River,"  ;ni?crf,  E.M. ,3;  woanrfed,  E.  M.,  2.  "  Little  Osage,"  AjWed, 
0.,1;  MOMTided,  E.  M.,  4.  "  MEM  PHIS,  "(Dec.  14,  WU,')  killed,  VJ.'!sl.,^.^■,  woundci,V^.M.,&;  missing,  0.1, 
E.M.  14.  "Montevallo,"  200«rtrfed,  E.  M.,  2.  FivEMlLE  Creek,"  no  loss.  "CoOSA  Ckeek,"  no 
loss.  "Plantersville,"  no  loss.  "Ebenezkr  Church,"  no  loss.  "Selma,"  killed,  O.,  1; 
wounded,  E.  M.,  2.  "Cahawba  River,"  (L,)  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "Columbus,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1; 
wounded,  E.  M.,  5. 


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235 


FIFTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  reRunent,  composed  of  companl^'s 
flpom  Iowa,  Mianesota,  Slissouri,  and 
Kebraska,  was  organized  as  follows: 
Companies  A,  B.  C,  and  D  at  Omaha, 
N.  T.,  trova  September  14  to  November 
13, 1861 ;  company  E  at  Dubuqne,  Iowa, 
in  September,  IStil ;  company  F  (as 
Pr^mont's  Hussars)  in  Missonri.  Octo- 
ber 05,  ISol ;  company  H,  at  Beuton 
Bairacks.  Mo.,  December  •^.  lSt51 ; 
Company  L  (."is  Xaiighton's  Irish  Dra- 
goons) at  Jetferson  City,  Mv>.,  Septem- 
ber 1,  1861 :  company  M  (.as  Ota?e 
Motmted  Rifles)  at  St.Lonis,  Mo.,  No- 
vember 1.  1861 ;  companies  G,  I,  andK 
(as  the  1st,  ".Jd,  and  3d  independent 
companies  Miuuesota  cavalry)  at  Fort 
SneUiug.  Mimi.,  fi-om  October  Ci^  to  De- 
cemberSO,  1  ttU,  all  to  serve  three  years. 
The  three  Uiner  companies  were  de- 
tached from  thlf  rejitneut  Febraary  ia. 
If64,  and  designated  as  Brackett's 
Battalion.  Minnesota  cavalry.  The 
5th  regiment  Iowa  Infantry  was  con- 
solidated with  this  regimeut  S>.-pt<>mber 
1,  1864,  forming  rwo  companies  desig- 
nated a*  6  and  I.  The  original  mem- 
bers (except  veterans)  were  nnistered 
ont  as  their  terms  of  service  expired, 
and  the  organization,  composeii  of  vet- 
rans  and  recmits,  retained  in  service 
tiQtil  Angnst  11,  ISl'o,  when  it  was  mus- 
tered out.) 

Colonel 
J.  Morris  Young 10  Mar.,   do 

Lieutenant  Colontl. 


Majon. 


Captains. 

Erastns  G.  McNeely 15  Apr  ,  63 

Levi  Moreins 6  Sept., 

"WlUiam  C.  -McBeath J  7  Aug..  64 

Charles  A.  B.  Langdon ^:  Feb.,  65 

John  P.  LewLs -^C!  Feb., 

Jerry  M.  Limbocker -20  Feb.. 

Peter  Geraghty ii  Feb.. 

Frederick  J.  Mever -^J  Feb.. 

Webber  S.  Seavey C-i  Feb. . 

Marion  A.  Hinds."- ii  June. 

Fir$:  Lieutenants. 

Robert  A.  McKee 6  Jan..   63 

Oscar  A.  Langworthv 10  Nov.,  64 

AVUliam  T.  ^Vilhite  .'. ->3  Feb.,  65 

Andrew  N.  Cantield 20  Feb., 

George  D.  Langhliu 00  Feb.. 

Charles  Ende 00  Feb., 

Benjamin  H.  White 00  Mav, 

Alonzo  H.  Tavlor iJ  Juiie. 

John  B.  Towerss  R.  C.  $ 03  .Tune. 

Daniel  Drnmmond 17  July, 


Cascaltizs. 


Transferred.  (1.) 

Major  Alfred  B.  Brackett,  Febmary  05,  1864,  to  Brack- 
ett's  battalion  Mianesota  cavalry. 

Resided,  (29.) 

Lieut  Colonel  Mathisoa  T.  Pacri^-k,  September  14, 1864. 

Lient.  Colonel  Harlan  Baird.  March  09.  1865. 

Captain  Patrick  Nanghton,  June  9,  lioO. 

Captain  J.  K.  Kidd.  September  10,  ISdO. 

Captain  Charles  C.  Nott,  October  15.  1862. 

Captain  John  J.  Lower.  December  19.  1869, 

Captain  John  T.  Croft,  March  6.  1863. 

Captain  fHUiam  A.  Hate.  April  8,  1863. 

Captain  Mortimer  M.  Wheeler.  June  3,  1863, 

Captain  Algernon  S.  PatricJi,  April  07.  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Lyman  Eobisou,  December  Oo,  1861. 

First  Lieut.  Lawrence  Miller,  January  9,  18o0. 
'  First  Lieut.  Horace  U'altcrf.  June  1.  1860. 
I  First  Lient.  Truiiam  B.  McO^or^c-.  Adft.  June  9, 1862, 

Firtt  Lieut.  O.  C.  Rutteau.  June  9,  ISoO. 
,  First  Lieut.  J.  y.  H.  Patrick.  R.  Q.  M..  May  14.  1863. 

First  Lient.  Char'es  B.  SmilA.  .-Vpril  0.=>,  18(54. 
■  First  Lieut.  J^^seph  S.  Rich.  Jannarv  10,  If-oo. 

First  Lieut.  Thomas  M  McNeely.  R'Q.M.,  March  01, 1865. 
I  First  Lient.  William  Aston.  Adft.  June  10,  IS'w. 
'  First  Lieut.  Doiigl,is  H.  Stevens,  June  16,  I860. 
;  First  Lient.  Jaii'.es  Call.  July  19.  1865. 

Second  Lieut.  J.^iuhaii  Berlim.  Bac.  Q.  3/..  June  9,  18p0. 

Second  Lieut.  Frederick  A.  fnilitims.  June  9.  1860. 
•  Second  Lieut.  Thomas  F.  Hayden,  June  9,  ISoO. 

Second  Lieut.  John  A.  Smit.h.  Jul.v  07.  1863. 
!  Stirgeon  Euos  Lowe.  September  06.  1860. 

.\ssistaut  Surgeon  Theodore  F.  Lewis,  July  15,  1865. 

Chaplain  Jerome  SpHlman,  August  01,  1860. 

I         Mustered  ou!  on  expiration  of  term  of  serrice,  (14. '> 

I  Colonel  William  W.  Lowe,  CB.  {S..  fi.  i.  (Brevet  Brig- 
I      adier  General  l:i  March.  18i>-i.)  January  04.  1865, 
I  Captma  Albert  Flli.,  November  9.  lfo4. 

Captain  Alfred  Matthias,  November  14.  1864. 

Captain  David  A.  Waters.  November  16,  1864. 

Captain  Martin  Choumee,  November  19.  1864. 

Captain  Rodolph  Crandall,  January  3.  1865. 

Captain  Samuel  Paul.  J.iunary  06.  1865. 

Capt&iu  Jeremiah  C.  Wil -ox.  February  10.  ISK.^. 

'Fir>t  LieuL  Thomas  W.  Ritchie.  October  1.  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Srilcs  M.  ^Ve^t,  R.  C.  S..  January  3.  1865. 

First  Lieut.  William  T.  Hays.  January  10,  l'8'v5. 

First  Lieut.  Rowland  J.  Be'atty.  January  07.  1865. 

Second  Lieut.  "William  McCamant.  November  16.  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  John  Q.  A.  Campbell,  November  01.  1864. 


I^ischarged,  (6.) 

Captain  William  G.  McElrea,  May  15,  1865, 

Second  Lient.  Richard  Von  Vredenburg,  Butt.  Q.  AT,  Sep- 
teml>er  6,  I860. 

Second  Lieut,  yat&an  Bass,  B^ztt.  Adft^  September  17. 
I860. 

Second  Lieut.  George  B.  Edteards,  Baa.  Adft,  Septem- 
ber 30.  i8<;o. 

Second  Lieut.  William  W.  Buchanan.  May  10.  1863. 

Assistant  Surgeon  George  S.  McDe  Witt,  March  18,  1864. 


236 


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Second  Lieutenants. 

Willinm  S.  Peck 10  Apr.,   63 

James  H.  Wing 15  Apr., 

Jacob  F.  Weaver 23  Jan.,    65 

Lot  H.  Carley 3  Feb., 

Joha  Pennle 13  Feb., 

Sur^reon. 
B.  Taylor  Wise 15  Oct.,    62 

Assistant  Surgeon, 
Benneville  Y.  Shelly 27  Jan. ,   63 

Chaplain. 
Ziba  Brown 13  Apr.,   64 


Vied,  (7.) 

Mnjor  William  Kelsay,  February  28,  1862,  of  disease,  at 

Fort  Heiman,  Ky. 
Mnjor  C-  Shaeffer  De  Boernstein,  May  7,  1862,  of  woundg 

received  in  action  at  Lockridge  Mills,  Tenn. 
Captain  William  Curl,  killed  in  Bkirmish  at  Coosa  River, 

Ala.,  July  13,  1864. 
First  Lieut.   Milton  S.    Summers,    Aue:u3t  28,    1862,  of 

wounds  received  in  action. 
First  Lieut.  Michael  Gallagher,  killed  in  action  at  Gar- 

rettsburg,  Ky.,  November  6,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Andrew  Guler,  killed  in  action  near  Chatta- 

hoochie  River,  Ga.,  Augusts,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  John  W.   Watson,   killed  in  action  near 

Nashville,  Tenn.,  December  15,  1864. 

Missing,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  Patrick  Connelly,  since  December  31,  1861. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"Paris,"   (Cos.   A,  B,  C,  and  D,)  killed,  E.  M.,  3;    wounded,  E,    M.,    3;   misxing,   E.    M.    2 


wounded,  E.  M.,  11;  missing,  O.  1,  E.  M.  1-JI.     "ATLANTA,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1.     "  JONEsUORO',"  killei 
E.  M.,  1.     "Duck  River,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  2;  missing,  E.  M.,  13.     "NASHVILLE,"  killed  Q 
wounded,  E.  M.,3.     "Pulaski,"  AiV/ed,  E.  M„3j  wounded,  E.  M.,  11.  '      ' 


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237 


SIXTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Daven- 
port, Iowa,  from  January  31  to  March 
5,  1863,  to  serve  three  years.  It  was 
mustered  out  of  service  October  17, 
1865.) 

Colonel. 
Samuel  M.  Pollock 1  July,  64 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Edward  P.  Ten  Broeck 30  Oct.,    64 

Majors. 

Albert  E.  House 4  Mar.,  63 

John  Galligan 30  Oct.,    64 

De  WittC.  Cram 28  Dec, 

{Brexiu  Colonel  13  March,  1865.) 

Caplaint. 

Lncien  L.  Ainsworth 31  Jan.,    63 

Theodore  W.  Burdick 31  Jan., 

Daniel  F.  Eicher 31  Jan., 

Abraham  B.  Moreland 31  Jan., 

Aaron  S.  Ames 2  Feb. , 

Valcoulon  J.  Williams 5  Mar., 

John  M.  Gat^s 4  Jan.,    65 

George  E.  Dayton 29  Mar., 

Dexter  E.  Bromion 19  Apr., 

BeDJamin  King 1  May, 

James  Ruth 2  May, 

JepthaM.  Van  Metre 29  Sept., 

First  Lieutenants. 

Joseph  C.  De  Haven 31  Jan.,   63 

"Wesley  A.  Heath 31  Jan., 

Samuel  M.  Parker 2  Feb., 

Morgan  Reuo,  7t  C.  S 5  Feb., 

James  Brown 5  Mar., 

Freeman  K.  Fisk 25  Apr.,  65 

Charles  W.  Fogg,  iS.  Q.  M . . .  1  May, 

George  W.  McCall 9  May, 

Frank  O.  Udall 14  May, 

Lucius  N.  Beemen 8  June, 

Timothy  Finn 29  June, 

John  A.  Patterson 30  July, 

Benjamin  E.  Agard,  Adj't,  a.  to.  m. 
Hugh  A.  McAUajster,  a.  w.  m. 
Alexander  R.  Fuller,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

HiramF.Berst 2  Feb.,   63 

Loyal  F.  Williams 30  Mar.,  65 

Warren  D.Stafford 27  Apr., 

Henry  C.  Nichols 10  May, 

Henrich  Soedt 22  May, 

Archioald  H.  McKallor  .  > 8  June, 

William  M.  Fannon 30  June, 

Charles  F.  Hobbs 11  Sept., 

Horatio  G.  Foster 20  Sept., 

Alonzo  W.  Hunt,  a.  to.  m. 

Surgeon. 
Jacob  H.  Cambum 11  Feb.,  63 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (4.) 

First  Lieut.  Tyler  P.  Rood,  May  31,  1864,  to  Captain  and 
A.  Q.  M. 

Second  Lieut.  Edward  H.  Gaylord,  March  1, 1865,  to  Cap- 
tain 2d  regiment  U.  S.  vols. 

Second  Lieut.  Carter  Berkeley,  March  1, 1865,  to  Captain 
2d  regiment  U.  S.  vols. 

Second  Lieut  David  Ellison,  March  2,  1865,  to  Captain 
3d  regiment  U.  S.  vols. 

Resigned,  (10.) 

Colonel  David  S.  Wilson,  June  21,  1864. 

Major  Thomas  H.  Shephard,  October  25,  1864. 

Captain  Lewis  R  Wolfe,  March  9,  1865. 

Captain  Canfield  J.  Marsh,  June  12,1865. 

First  Lieut.  Hiram  A.  Park,  March  28,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Rufus  L.  Miller,  Adi't,  July  26,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Abraham  Williams',  R.  Q.  M.,  March 24, 1865. 

First  Lieut.  Sherman  Page,  May  17, 1865. 

Second  Lieut.  Henry  Rickel,  June  29,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Simon  J.  Toll,  April  21, 1865. 

Discharged  (4.) 

Captain  Scott  Shattuck,  April  5,  1865. 
First  Lieut  Samuel  B.  Coyle,  December  30,  1864. 
First  Lieut  Gustavus  A.  Hesselberger,  July  30,  1865. 
Second  Lieut  Richard  Berry,  November  3,  1864. 

Died,  (1.) 

Second  Lieut  Thomas  J.  Leavitt,  September  4,  1863,  of 
wounds  received  in  action  at  White  Stone  Hill,  D.  T. 

Dismissed,  (2.) 

Captain  John  Logan,  December  28,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Alpheus  Scott,  July  18,  1863. 


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Assistant  Surgeons, 

Thomas  S.  Bardwell 17  Feb.,  63 

Samuel  C.  HayneB,  a.  w.  m. 

Chaplain. 
David  H.  MltchcU 4  Mar.,  63 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  Iobb  roportod  in  each : 
"White  Stone  Hill,"  Ai'ZZcd.E.M.,  13;  wounded,0.\,  E.M.  11.    "TAH-KAH-o-Ku-TY,"no  low. 

"Badlands,"  noloss.     "Fort  Rice,"  (Sept.  27,  1864,) /«7M,  E,  M.,1.    "  Fort  Rice,"  (July  28, 

1865,)  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.     "  FOKT  Rice,"  (July  30,  1865,)  no  loss. 


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239 


SEVENTH  REGIMENT. 

(Companies  A  to  H,  inclusive,  of  this  re- 
giment were  organized  at  Davenport, 
Iowa,  from  April  27  to  July  13,  1863,  to 
Bervo  three  years.  The  Sioux  City  Cav- 
alry organized  at  Sioux  City,  Iowa,  No- 
vember 14,  1861,  to  serve  three  years, 
was  assigned  to  this  regiment  as  com- 
pany I,  and  three  companies  of  the  4l8t 
regiment  Iowa  infantry,  organized  at 
Iowa  City,  Iowa,  October  23  and  24, 
1861,  to  serve  three  years,  assigoed  as 
companies  K,  L,  and  M.  The  original 
members  (except  veterans)  of  compa- 
nies I,  K,  L,  and  M  were  mustered  out 
as  their  terms  of  service  expired,  the 
veterans  and  recruits  of  company  I 
being  transferred  to  company  L.  Com- 
panies A  to  H,  inclusive.'wero  mustered 
out  of  service  May  17,  1866,  and  com- 
panies K,  L,  and  M,  June  22,  1866.) 

Colonel. 

*  Herman  H.  Heath 29  May,   65 

(Brevet  Maj.  Gen.  13  March,  1865.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

John  Pattee 3  June,  63 

{Brevet  Brig.  Gen.  13  March,  1865.) 

Majors. 

George  M.  O'Brien 13  July,  63 

(Brevet  Brig.  Gen.  13  March,  1865.) 

James  B.  David 11  July,   65 

(Brevet  Colonel  24  November,  1865.) 

Captains. 

John  Wilcox 27  Apr.,   63 

(Brevet  Major  13  March,  1865.) 

Harrison  W.  Cremer 6  Oct.,    64 

(Brevet  Lieut.  Col,  1  August,  1865.) 

George  P.  Norris 15  July,   65 

Dudley  L.  Haywood 21  Aug., 

Albert  H.  Johnson 9  Dec, 

Eugene  P.  Ware 11  May,   66 

Curtis  Clark,  a.  w.  m. 
Francis  H.  Cooper,  a.  v>.  m. 
Anthony  Courtright,  a.  y>.  m. 

First  Lieutenants. 

WUliam  H.  Northrop,  R.  Q.  M.  12  Apr.,  63 
Benjamin  F.  Giger,  R.  C.  S. .  .29  July, 

Henry  W.  Gariield 23  Aug.,  64 

Lemuel  G.  Cunningham 10  Dec, 

Thomas  S.  Parker 5  Jan.,   65 

Charles  E.  Everlon 19  Jan., 

Wallig  Pattee 24  May, 

Sampson  P.  Hughes 18  June, 

Jacob  B.  DeLay 21  Aug., 

Edward  K.  Valentine,  Adft. .  7  Sept., 

(Brevet  Major  24  November,  1865.) 
Edward  F.  Ormsby 17  Feb.,   66 

(Brevet  Major  13  March,  1865.) 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Ephraim  M.  Hutchings 23  Aug.,  64 

George  M.  Swaim 21  Oct., 

JosseAkin 5  Jan.,   65 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (1.) 

Second  Lieut.  Benjamin  K.  Roberts,  November  11,  1864, 
to  Captain  and  A.  4-  O. 

Resigned,  (15.) 

Captain  Elisha  Hammer,  July  17,  1865. 

Captain  Edward  B.  Mnrphy,  December  23,  1865. 

Captain  Nicholas  J.  O'Brien,  February  1,  1866. 

First  Lieut.  James  A.  Sawyer,  November  15,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  William  N.  Monroe,  August  23,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Joseph  Bone,  September  28,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Jeremiah  H.  Triggs,  June  8,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  Eugene  S.  Sheffield,  Adft,  August  29,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  James  G.  Smith,  October  9,  18B5. 

First  Lieut.  John  S.  Brewer,  November  3,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  Ira  C.  Schenck.  November  22,  186.5. 

First  Lieut.  John  W.  Robley,  December  14,  1865. 

Second  Lieut.  Francis  J.  Comstock,  August  23,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Robert  Wright,  January  5,  1866. 

Assistant  Surgeon  James  W.  La  Force,  December  7, 1864. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (8.) 

Captain  Bradley  Mahana,  October  31,  1864. 
Captain  George  H.  Wolfe,  October  31,  1864. 
Captain  Andrew  J.  Millard,  November  23,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Barton  T.  Ryan,  October  31,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Marvin  R.  Luse,  October  31,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Jacob  T.  Copelan,  November  23,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Joseph  F.  Schdl,  October  31,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Samuel  H.  Cassady,  November  23,  1864. 

Discharged,  (6.) 

Colonel  Samuel  W.  Summers,  January  31,  1865. 
Major  John  S.  Wood,  January  31,  1865. 
Captain  Daniel  S.  Malven,  July  9,  1864. 
Captain  John  C.  Rutan,  April  4,  1866. 
First  Lieut.  John  M.  Phillips,  November  28,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Allen  Ellsworth,  July  9,  1864. 

Died,  (2.)  * 

Captain  William  D.  Fouts,  killed  in  action  with  Sioux 
Indians,  at  Horse  Creek,  D.  T.,  June  14,  1865. 

Second  Lieut.  George  W.  Heath,  accidentally  killed  March 
21,  1864. 

Dismissed,  (4.) 

Captain  Jonathan  C.  Mitchell,  August  19,  1864. 
Firut  Lieut.  John  H.  Broofe,  January  7,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  John  F.  Brown,  May  5,  1866. 
Second  Lieut.  Michael  Towers,  August  26,  1863. 


*  Discharged  July  17, 1866. 


240 


IOWA    CAVALRY. 


Job  S.  Beale 19  Jan.,   65 

Thomas  J.  Potter 5  Apr., 

William  F,  Angstead 9  June, 

John  P.  Shoemaker 18  June, 

Daniel  D.  Moore 21  Aug., 

James  R.  Michael 26  Feb.,  66 

Surgeon. 

Andrew  J.  Willey 13  Apr.,  63 

(Brevet  Lieut.  Col.  13  March,  1865.) 

Assistant  Surgeon, 
Stephen  P.  Yeoman 5  Aug.,  63 

Chaplain. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  In  each  : 

"Niobrara,"  (Co.  B,)  no  loss.     "Tah-kah-o-ku-ty,"  (K  and  M,)  no  loss.    "Smoky  Hill 
Crossing,"  (H,)  WWcd,  E.  M.,  4.    "Fort  Cottonwood,"  (B.)  no  loss.    "Cottonwood  "  (C,) 

killed,  B.  M.,  2.  "  JVLESBVRQ,"  (F,)  killed,  TS.  M.,  14;  wounded,  E.  M.,  2.  "RUSH  CREEK,"  (D,) 
killed,  E.  M.,  1.  "BOYD's  STATION,"  (E,)  killed,  E.  M.,  1.  "COW  CREtK,"  (G,)  wounded,  E.  M., 
2.     "HORSE  Ckeek,"  (B  audD,)  killed,0.1,'E,.M.3.     "  TONGUE  RIVER,"  (F,)  no  loas. 


rOWA    CAVALRY. 


241 


EIGHTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Daven- 
port, Iowa,  September  30, 1863,  to  serve 
three  years.  It  was  mustered  out  of 
gervice  August  13, 1865.) 

Colonel. 
Horatio  G.  Bamer,  a.  w.  m. 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

ElliotShnrtz 3  July,   65 

Major. 

James  W.  Moore,  a.  w.  m. 

Captains. 

George  W.  Bums 30  Sept.,  63 

Philip  C.  Morhieer 30  Sept., 

John  Dance 30  Sept., 

Aaron  Plnney 30  Sept., 

Jickson  Morrow 29  Dec,  64 

Henry  Moreland 23  June,  65 

WUliamT.  Ogle 10  July, 

William  Christy 17  July, 

George  M.  Det wiler 18  July, 

First  Lieutenants. 

James  E.  Pritchard,  R.  C.  S..30  Sept.,  63 

Reuben  W.  Marvin 30  Sept., 

ComeUus  Bennett,  R.Q,.M...n  May,   64 

Charles  F.  Anderson 3  July, 

Henry  H.  Belfield,  Adft 11  July, 

Josiah  J.  Cleaver 19  Mar.,  65 

John  T.  Ware 1  May, 

John  B.  Morrison 14  June, 

William  Wallace 15  June, 

Charles  A  Crawford 24  June, 

Jefferson  D.  Brown 13  July, 

John  S.  Robertson 17  July, 

John  F.  Watkina 13  July, 

John  H.  Huff 18  July, 

Thomas  B.  Morris,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Charles  Linderman 30  Sept. ,  63 

Eli  Keeler 4  Aug. ,  64 

Charles  R.  Rogers 22  June,  65 

Jonathan  Harris 10  July, 

Joshua  W.  Holiday,  a.  w.  m. 

Surgeon. 

Daniel  H.  Warren 17  Feb.,  65 

Assistant  Surgeon. 

JosephF.  Smith 11  June,  64 

Chaplain. 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (2.) 

Major  Richard  Root,  July  14,  1865,  to  Colonel  136th  U.  S. 
C.  T. 

Second  Lieut.  George  W.  Pease,  July  14,  1865,  to  Cap- 
tain 136th  U.  S.  C.  T. 

Resigned,  (25.) 

Major  John  J.  Brown,  April  14,  1864. 

Major  James  D.  Thompson,  May  13,  1864. 

Major  Avalo  J.  Price,  September  19,  1864. 

Captain  Edgar  Pickett,  April  7,  1864. 

Captain  Lovene  Hopkins,  July  14,  1864. 

Captain  Ephraim  Cummins,  August  18,  1864. 

Captain  Jacob  D.  Hardin,  Jauuary  11,  1865. 

Captain  WUJiam  H.  Evans,  March  9,  1865. 

Captain  John  C.  Power,  March  21,  1865. 

Captain  Madison  M.  Walden,  May  27,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  John  Q.  A.  Dawson,  R.  Q.  M.,  March  29, 1864. 

First  Lieut.  Thomas  F.  Fouts,  July  20,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Rezin  S.  HJton,  October  7,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Hamon  A.  Jones,  December  21, 1864. 

First  Lieut.  Wilber  F.  McCarron,  December  23,  1864. 

Second  Lieut  Benjamin  Morrison,  March  6,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Orsan  M.  Markcum,  March  11,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Smith  H.  Beeson,  March  22,  1864. 

.Second  Lieut.  Daniel  Henshaw,  April  1,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  James  R.  Eldridge,  July  9,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Columbus  N.  Udel,  January  28,  1865. 

Second  Lieut.  Lyman  H.  Newton,  March  24,  1865. 

Surgeon  William  H.  Finley,  April  14,  1864. 

Surgeon  Abraham  S.  Carnahan,  November  19,  1864. 

Chaplain  Thomas  C.  Clarke,  April  7, 1864. 

Discharged,  (4.) 

Captain  Eleazer  B.  Doane,  May  15,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  James  Ewing,  August  2,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Jacob  T.  Haight,  May  26,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Andrew  F.  Tipton,  May  30,  1865. 

Died,  (4.) 

Colonel  Joseph  B.  Dorr,   May  28,   1865,  of  disease,   at 

Macon,  Ga. 
Major  John  H.  Isett,  April  6,  1865,  of  disease,  at  South 

Bend,  Ind. 
First  Lieut.  James  Horton,  killed  in  action  at  Lovejoy's 

Station,  Ga.,  July  29,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  John  B.  Loomis,  killed  in  action  at  Newnan, 

Ga.,  July  30,  1864. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
Captain  William  H.  Hoxie,  March  12,  1865. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each : 
"Varnell's  Station,"  KioMTKierf,  E.M, 3.    "Rocky  Faced  'RiTios.,"  wounded,'E.tS..,\.    "Re- 
SACA,"  kiUed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  missing,  E.  M.,  1.     "  CkSSyUA^E," killed,  B.  M.,  1 ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  1 ;  missing,^ 
E.M.,  1.    "Burnt  Hickory,"  no  loss.    "Burned  Church,"  wounded,  0.,l.    "Ackworth 

wounded,  E.  M.,   1.      "POWDER  SPRINGS,"  killed,    O.,   1.      "  LOVEJOY's  STATION,"  killed,  O.,   1. 

"Kenesaw  MOUNTAIN," .    "Atlanta," .    "Newnan,"  A;«Zerf,  0. 1,  E.  M.  2;  wounded, 

E.  M.,  3;  missing,  O.  23,  E.  M  257.  "Pulaski,"  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M  2.  "  RACCOON  FORD,  killed, 
E.  M.,  2;  wounded,  E.  M.,  10 ;  missing,  E.  M.,  5.  "  FRANKLIN,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  missing,  E.  M.,  1. 
"Pleasant  ^idge,"  missing,  E.  M.,  30. 

16  g 


242 


IOWA    CAVALET. 


NINTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Daven- 
port, Iowa,  November  30,  1863,  to  serve 
three  years.  It  was  mustered  out  of 
service  by  companies,  at  different  dates, 
from  February  3  to  March  23,  1866.) 

Oolond. 

Matthew  M.  Trumbull 30  Nov.,  63 

(Brevet  Brig.  Gen.  13  March,  1865.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 


Majors. 

John  Wayne 5  June,  65 

John  L.  Young 21  Nov., 

Captains. 

John  G.  Reed 30  Nov.,  63 

John  Flick 30  Nov., 

George  M.  Deau 30  Nov., 

Benjamin  Contal 30  Nov., 

Joseph  H.  Shawhan 30  Nov., 

Richard  W.  Montague 19  Aug.,  64 

John  J.  Lambert 6  May,   65 

Charles  A.  Frick 8  May, 

JohnG.  Rockafellow 10  May, 

WiUiamH.  Wood 21  Nov., 

Hugh  T.  Holmes 21  Nov., 

John  F.Parker 28  Nov., 

First  Lieutenants. 

Benjamin  F.  Jacobs 30  Nov.,  63 

Benjamin  F.  Cheney,  R.  Q.  M.  3  May,    64 

Albert  W.  Prole 1  Sept., 

George  W.  TiLford,  R.C.S... 11  Apr.,  65 

Benjamin  S.  Bonham 6  May, 

John  H.  Kellenberger 2  June, 

Norris  Richardson 30  June, 

Learner  C.  Massie,  Adj't 6  July, 

David  M.  Coe 1  Sept., 

Albert  H.  Peck.._. 11  Sept., 

Samuel  H.  Davis '. 4  Oct., 

Andrew  M.  Easton 20  Oct., 

Wallaces.  Goodall 10  Nov., 

William  R.  Bryce 21  Nov., 

Charles  P.  Buckner 28  Nov., 

Second  Lieutenants. 

David  Scott 30  June,  65 

Walstein  Davis 12  Sept., 

Surgeon. 
John  Bell 2  Mar.,  65 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
Jesse  A.  Ward 15  Mar.,  65 

Chaplain. 


Casualties. 

Promoted,  (1.) 
Assistant  Surgeon  Edwin  Kirkup.  February  9,  1865,  to 
Surgeon  18th  regiment  Iowa  infantry. 

Resigned,  (22.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  John  P.  Knight,  December  21,  1865. 
Major  Edgar  T.  Ensign,  (Brevet  Colonel  March  13,  1865,) 

October  27,  1865. 
Major  William  Haddock,  September  13,  1864. 
Major  Willis  Drummond,  June  2,  1865. 
Captain  Cyrus  C.  Bitner,  August  3,  1864. 
Captain  James  F.  McCutchan,  May  27, 1865. 
First  Lieut.  Thomas  J.  Lafferty,  July  27,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Mark  Gilbert,  September  8,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  William  Wylie  Moore,  October  14,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Eleazer  S.  Bramhall,  December  20,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Ward  B.  Sherman,  R.  C.  S.,  April  1,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  WiUiam  H.  H.  Ogan,  April  21,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Thomas  J.  Reigart,  May  22,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Samuel  Pollock,  June  10,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  George  W.  McKay,  June  17,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Henry  W.  Harmon,  July  3,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Volney  Curtis,  August  23,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Jeremiah  Lockwood,  April  30,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  James  Kerr,  July  27,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Elihu  L.  Cook,  October  22, 1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Omer  Robinson,  December  31,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  John  T.  Waters,  January  10,  1865. 

Discharged,  (9.) 

Captain  Stephen  B.  Cunningham,  May  12,  1864. 
(baptain  Calvin  R.  Johnson,  December  14,  1864. 
Captain  Orlando  C.  Howe,  March  7,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  John  W.  Farmer,  September  18,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  William  H.  Crotzer,  March  24,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Jacob  A.  Lowe,  January  20,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Richard  Armstrong,  April  25,  1865. 
Surgeon  Jesse  Wasson,  January  27,  1865. 
Chaplain  James  W.  Larimore,  April  25, 1865. 

Died,  (3.) 

Captain  John  Pumroy,  September  20,  1864,  at  Otumwa, 

Iowa. 
Captain  Bradford  C.  P.  Armstrong,  October  13,  1865,  of 

disease,  at  Lewisburg,  Ark. 
First  Lieut.  Jesse  J.  Grant,  R.  Q.  M.,  April  19,  1864,  at 

Benton  Barracks,  Mo. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each : 
"  WEST  POINT, "  kUled,  E.  M.,  1 ;  missing,  E.  M.,  3.     "  CLARENDON,"  no  loss.     ' '  ASHLEY'S  STA- 
TION," no  loss.     "BROWNSVILLE,"  (August  25,  1864,  Co.  I,)  no  loss.     "Searcy,"  killed,  E.  M.,  2; 
wounde4,  E.  -51.,  6 ;  missing,  E.  M.,  10.     "Brownsville,"  (October  3D,  1864,)  missing,  E.M.,  2. 
"De$  Arc,"  (E,)nolo8s.  o<         < 


IOWA  LIGHT   AETILLEET. 


243 


INDEPENDENT  BATTERIES. 

a  FIRST  DATTERT. 

(This  battery  was  organized  at  Burling- 
ton, Iowa,  August  17,  1861,  to  serve 
three  years.  On  the  expiration  of  its 
term  of  service  the  original  members 
(except  veterans)  were  mustered  out, 
and  the  organization,  composed  of  vet- 
erans and  recruits,  retained  in  service 
until  July  5, 1865,  when  it  was  mustered 
out.) 

Captain, 
William  H.  Gay 1  Sept.,  64 

First  Lieutenants. 

SelahH.  Titus 20  Nov.,  64 

Thomas  A.  Ijams 25  Feb.,  65 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Dan.  J.  DeLong 20  Nov.,  64 


b  SECOND   BATTERY. 

(This  battery  was  organized  in  the  State 
of  Iowa  at  large  from  August  8  to  31, 
1861,  to  serve  three  years.  On  the  ex- 
piration of  its  term  of  service  the  origi- 
nal members  (except  veterans)  were 
mustered  out,  and  the  organization, 
composed  of  veterans  and  recruits,  re- 
tained in  service  until  August  7,  1865, 
when  it  was  mustered  out.) 

Captain. 

First  Lieutenant. 
JohnW.Coons 2  Oct.,    64 

Second  Lieutenant. 
JohnBurk 2  Oct.,    64 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (5.) 

Captain  Charles  H.  Fletcher,  January  14,  1862. 
Captain  Junius  A.  Jones,  March  24,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Virgil  J.  David,  September  29,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Orrin  W.  Gambell,  June  4,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Abram  Harbach,  August  21,  1863. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (2.) 

Captain  Henry  H.  Griffiths,  August  16,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Amasa  S.  Curtiss,  August  16, 1864. 

Discharged,  (2.) 

Second  Lieut.  Daniel  M.  Parks,  June  14,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Thomas  A.  Ijams,  October  13,  1864.     (Re- 
commissioned  as  First  Lieut.  February  25, 1865.) 

Died,  (1.) 

First  Lieut.  James  M.  Williams,  March  18,  1864,  of  dis- 
ease, at  Woodville,  Ala. 


Casualties. 


Mustered  out  on  expiration  ofttrm  of  service,  (3.) 

Captain  Nelson  T.  Spoor,  August  30, 1864. 
Captain  Joseph  R.  Reed,  June  10,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Charles  F.  Reed,  August  30, 1864. 

Discharged,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  Daniel  P.  Walling,  October  31,  1862. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  these  batteries  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
a  "Pea  Ridge,"  killed,  E.  M.,  2;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  14.  "CHICKASAW  Bayou,"  no  loss. 
"Chickasaw  Bluffs,"  no  loss.  "Arkansas  PosT,"no  loss.  "Port  Gibson,"  wounded,  E.M.,1. 
"Siege  of  YicKanvRO,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,  5.  "Cherokee  Station,"  no  loss. 
"TuscuMBiA,"  no  loss.  "  Chattanooga,"  no  loss.  "Resaca,"  no  loss.  "Hicllas,"  wounded, 
E.M.,1.  "Kenesaw  Mountain,"  no  loss.  "Burnt  Hickory,"  no  loss.  "Peachtree  Creek," 
killed,  E.M.,  2;  wounded,  O.,  1.  "ATLANTA,"  fci«ed,  E.  M.,  2;  wounded,  E.  M.,  9.  "  JONESBORO'," 
no  loss. 


b  ' '  New  Madrid.  "  no  loss.    ' 
TON,"  (May  28,  1862,)  no  loss. 
"  J ACKSOti,"  wounded,   E.  M.,  1. 
"  Tupelo,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  6. 
"  Sfanish  Fort,"  no  loss. 


'  Farmington,"  (May  9,  1862,)  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.      "Farminq- 

"IUKa,"  wounded,    E.    M.,3.      "CORINTH,"  wounded,  E.  M.,    7. 

"Siege  of  Vicksburg,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,  4. 

'Hurricane  Creek,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.    "  Nashville," no  loss. 


244 


IOWA  LIGHT  ARTILLERY. 


a  *  THIRD  BATTERY. 

(This  battery  was  organized  at  Dubuque, 
Iowa,  September24, 1861,  to  serve  three 
years.  On  the  expiration  of  its  term  of 
service  the  original  members  (except 
veterans)  were  mustered  out,  and  the 
organization,  composed  of  veterans  and 
recruits,  retained  in  service  until  Octo- 
ber 23, 1865,  when  it  was  mustered  out.) 

Captain. 
OrloH.  Lyon 21  Feb.,  65 

First  Lieutenants. 

Hiland  H.  Weaver 21  Feb.,  65 

"William  H.  Gilford 21  Feb., 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Charles  S.  Martin 21  Feb.,  65 

EobertMcFate 21  Feb,, 


FOURTH  BATTERY. 

This  battery  was  organized  at  Daven- 
port, Iowa,  November  23, 1863,  to  serve 
three  years.  It  was  mustered  out  of 
service  July  14,  1865.) 

Captain. 
Philip  H.  Goode 23  Nov.,  63 

First  Lieutenants, 

James  H.  Beatty 23  Nov.,  63 

Francis  "W.  McClellan 23  Nov. , 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Joseph  Brown 20  May,   64 


Casualties. 


Projnoted,  (1.) 

Second  Lieut.  Jerome  Bradley,  May  1, 1862,  to  First  Lieut, 
and  S.  Q.M.,  9th  regiment  Iowa  infantry. 

Resigned,  (4.) 

First  Lieut.  William  H.  McClure,  September  3, 1862. 
First  Lieut.  Joseph  J.  Dengl,  January  17,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Daniel  U.  Lee,  October  11,  1862. 
Second  Lieut  Loroy  S.  House,  November  14,  1864. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (1.) 
Captain  Mortimer  M.  Hayden,  October  3,  1864. 

Diacliurged,  (2.) 

Captain  Melvil  C.  Wright,  January  5, 1865. 
First  Lieut.  Otis  G.  Day,  April  30,  1863. 

Cashiered,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut  William  M.  Crozier,  January  15,  1862. 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (1.) 

Second  Lieut.  John  H.  Alexander,  January  1,  1865,  to 
Captain  1st  regiment  Louisiana  cavalry. 

Resigned,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut  Francis  M.  Ellsworth,  April  5, 1864. 


List  of  battles  in  which  this  battery  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each : 
u  "Pea  Ridge,"  killed,  E.  M.,  2 ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  17;   missing,  E.  M.,  3. 

*  Called  also  Dubuque  Battery. 


IOWA    INFANTRY. 


245 


*  SECOND  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Daven- 
port, Iowa,  in  May,  1861,  to  Berve  three 
years.  The  veterans  and  recruits  of 
the  3d  regiment  Iowa  infantry  were 
consolidated  with  it  November  4,  1864. 
On  the  expiration  of  its  term  of  service 
the  original  members  (except  veterans) 
were  mustered  out,  and  the  organiza- 
tion, composed  of  veterans  and  recruits, 
retained  in  service  until  July  12,  1865, 
when  it  was  mustered  out.) 


Colonel. 
Noel  B.Howard 17  Dec,  64 

LieMtenant  Colonel. 
Charles  W.  Gumey 22  May,  65 

Major. 
Oliver  C.  Lewis,  a.  w.  m. 

Captains. 

Edward  C.  Tunis 13  July,   64 

George  Heaton 13  July, 

William  G.J.  Piepgras 31  Dec, 

Voltaire  P.  T wombly 31  Dec, 

John  W.  Scott 2  Jan.,   65 

Kobert  J.  Campbell 25  Apr. , 

John  M.  Davidson 1  May, 

Clinton  DeWitt 22  May, 

George  S.  Batsford,  a.  w.  m. 

First  Lieutenants. 

William  L.  Davis 13  July,  64 

Peter  Heckert 31  Dec, 

Albert  A.  Barnes,  .^rf?'' 31  Dec, 

AbijahF.  Gore 1  Jan.,    65 

George  P.  Balding 2  Jan., 

JohuA.  DeMuth 2  Jan., 

Sanford  Kirkpatrick 23  Mar., 

Jacob  C.  Mowrey 1  May, 

Lemuel  Donovan 1  May, 

Jesse  C.  Wickersham,  R.  Q.  M.  11  May, 

Henry  U.  DeCow 21  May, 

John  B.  Craig,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Philander  D.  Gillntte 31  Dec,  64 

Thomas  L.  Stallcup 31  Dec, 

John  Ecker 31  Dec, 

JohnT.Bell 1  Jan.,    65 

James  Reagin 2  Jan., 

Duane  D.  Finch 25  Apr., 

Charles  Boehmler. 1  May, 

John  H.  Stewart 1  May, 

Joseph  H.  Davis 28  May, 

Calvin  Brown 20  June, 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (U.) 

Colonel  Samuel  R.  Curtis,  15S.  p.,  May  17,  1861,  to  Briga- 
dier General. 

Colonel  James  M.  Tuttle,  June  9,  1862,  to  Brigadier  Gen- 
eral. 

Lieut.  Colonel  Marcellus  M.  Crocker,  October  30,  1861,  to 
Colonel  13tb  regiment  Iowa  infantry. 

Major  Norton  P.  Chipman,  April  16,  1862,  to  Colonel  and 
A.  D.  G. 

Captain  Edgar  T.  Ensign,  November  28,  1863,  to  Major 
9th  regiment  Iowa  cavalry. 

First  Lieut.  Thomas  J.  McKenney,  Adj't,  April  17,  1862, 
to  Major  and  A.  D.  C. 

First  Lieut.  Hiram  Scofield,  June  9,  1862,  to  Captain  and 
A.  A.  G. 

First  Lieut.  George  L.  Godfrey,  Adft,  October  17,  1863, 
to  Major  1st  regiment  Alabama  cavalry. 

Second  Lieut.  WiUiam  F.  Hooper,  May  27,  1865,  to  First 
Lieut,  and  Adj't,  I35th  U.  S.  C.  T. 

Assistant  Surgeon  W.  W.  Nassaw,  April  8,  1862,  to  Bri- 
gade Surgeon. 

Assistant  Surgeon  Elliott  Pyle,  October  8,  1863,  to  Sur- 
geon 54th  U.  S.  C.  T. 

Resigned,  (27.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Henry  R.  Cowles,  April  9,  1864. 

Lieut.  Colonel  George  L.  Wright,  April  3,  1865. 

Major  Matkew  G.  Hamill,  March  29,  1865. 

Captain  Frederick  F.  Metzler,  September  1,  1861. 

Captain  Jacob  Dewitt  Brewster,  October  5,  1861. 

Captain  AUen  T.  Brooks,  November  1,  1861. 

Captain  Hugh  P.  Cox,  April  1,  1862. 

Captain  R.  H.  Huston,  September  9,  1862. 

Captain  Samuel  A.  Moore,  September  13,  1862.' 

Captain  John  M.  Dufield,  April  2,  1863. 

t  Captain  Robert  M.  Littler,  August  4,  1863. 

Captain  Edward  L.  Marsh,  May  23,  1864. 

Captain  John  T.  McCuUough,  May  23,  1864. 

Captain  Frank  M.  Suiter,  May  31,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Allen  L.  Thompson,  August  5,  1861. 

First  Lieut.  John  T.  Stewart,  R.  Q.  M.,  August  7, 1861. 

First  Lieut.  Samuel  H.  Lunt,  December  5,  1861. 

First  Lieut.  David  M.  Williams,  July  24,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  WilUam  M.  Campbell,  Adft,  June  23,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Stephen  D.  Gorsuch,  June  6,  1861. 

Second  Lieut.  Frederick  W.  Hawley,  September  14, 1861. 

Second  Lieut.  S.  M.  Archer,  October  8,  1861. 

Second  Lieut.  JV.  W.  Stevens,  December  10,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  John  Lynde,  May  23,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.. Moses  A.  McCoid,  May  23,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Peter  H.  Riley,  May  31,  1864. 

Chaplain  Andrew  Axline,  August  31,  1862. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (19.) 
Colonel  James  B.  Weaver,   (Brevet  Brigadier  General 

March  13,  1865,)  May  27,  1864. 
Captain  Harry  H.  Green,  May  27,  1864. 
Captain  Ermon  E.  Mastick,  May  27,  1864. 
Captain  Joseph  L.  Davis,  May  28,  1864. 
Captain  Abe  Wilkin,  January  13,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  C.  Parker,  May  27,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Joseph  P.  Conway,  May  27,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  George  W.  Blake,  May  27,  1864. 
First  Li^t.  Daniel  Tisdale,  jr.,  May  28,  1864. 


*  The  1st  infantry  was  a  S-montha  organization. 


t  Appointed  Captain  in  V.  R.  C. 


246 


IOWA   INFANTRY. 


Surgeon. 
Wells  R.  Marrih 22  June,  61 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
Prentice  B.  Clark 1  Apr.,  65 

Chaplain. 
James  A.  Wilson 2  Feb.,   65 


First  Lieut.  David  B.  Wilson,  May  28,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  John  B.  Fowler,  R.  Q.  M.,  June  23,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  George  F.  Hall,  October  24,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Henry  C.  McNeil.  April  28.  1864. 
.Second  Lieut.  Daniel  H.  Fleming,  May  23,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  James  M.  Porter,  May  24,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Orange  M.  Langford,  May  27,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Webster  BalUvger,  May  28,  1864. 
Assistant  Surgeon  William  H.  Turner,  January  26,  1865. 
Chaplain  Thomas  Audas,  May  27,  1864. 

Discharged,  (6.) 

*  First  Lieut.  Newton  L.  Dykeman,  July  4,  1861. 

First  Lieut.  John  E.  Mobley,  August  20,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  William  Burdick,  R.Q.  Af.,  December  24, 1864. 

First  Lieut.  Alonzo  Eaton,  R.  Q.  M.,  March  9,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  Jesse  Cooper,  March  25,  1865. 

Second  Lieut.  John  Flannagan,  March  15,  1862. 

Died,  (15.) 

Colonel  James  Baker,  October  7, 1862,  of  wounds  received 
in  action  at  Corinth,  Miss. 

Lieut.  Colonel  Noah  W.  Mills,  October  12, 1862,  of  wounds 
received  in  action  at  Corinth,  Miss. 

Captain  Jonathan  S.  Slaymaher,  killed  -in  action  at  Fort 
Donelson,  Tenn.,  February  15,  1862. 

Captain  Charles  U.  Cloutman,  killed  in  action  at  Fort 
Donelson,  Tenn.,  February  15,  1862. 

Captain  William  F.  Holmes,  October   7,  1864,  in  rebel 
prison  at  Columbus,  S.  C. 

Captain  John  A.   Duckworth,   December  11,    1864,  of 
disease. 

First  Lieut.  George  Strong,  July  18,  1861. 

First  Lieut.  Samuel  B.  Woods,  December  24,  1861. 

First  Lieut.  Joe?  Tuttle,  Adj't,  May  13,  1862,  of  disease. 

First  Lieut.  John  G.  Huntington,  killed  in  action  at  Cor 
inth.  Miss.,  October  3,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Thomas  Snowden,  killed  in  action  at  Corinth, 
Miss,,  October  3,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Alfred  Bing,  October  6,  1862,  of  wounds  re- 
ceived in  action  at  Corinth,  Miss. 

Second  Lieut.   William  C.  Harper,  killed  in  action  at  Fort 
Donelson,  Tenn.,  Febmary  15,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  William  Brawncr,  April  15, 1862,  of  wounds 
received  in  action. 

Second  Lieut.  Thomas  K.  Raush,  killed  in  action  at  At- 
lanta, Ga.,  August  20,  1864. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 

"  FORT  DONELSON,"  killed,  O.  3,  E.  M.  32  ;  wounded,  O.  3,  E.  M.  149.      "  PITTSBURG  LANDING," 

hilled,  E.  M.,  8;  wounded,  O.  5,  E.  M.  54;  missing,  E.  M.,  4.     "CORlNTH,"  killed,  O.  2,  E.  M.  15; 

wounded,  O.  9,  E.  M.  51 ;  missing,  E.  M.,  11.     "  Resaca,"  no  loss.     "Dallas,"  hilled,  E.  M.,  3; 

wounded,  E.  M.,  1.     "ATLANTA,"  lulled,  O.  1,  E.  M.  12;  wounded,  O.  2,  E.  M.  32;  missing,  E.  M.,  2. 

"  J OdESVono',"  wounded,  E.  M.,  3.     "  BDEtf  STATloti,"  killed,  E.  M.,  2.     "  Savannah, "  Jcou7ided, 

E.  M.,  1.    "Lynch  Creek,"  no  loss. 

*  Appointed  First  Lieut.  16th  regiment  U.  S.  infantry. 


IOWA   INFANTRY. 


247 


THIRD  REGIMENT. 

(BATTALION  OF.) 

(Thia  regiment  was  organized  at  Keokuk, 
Iowa,  in  June  1861,  to  serve  three  years. 
On  the  expiration  of  its  term  of  service 
the  original  members  (except  veterans) 
were  mustered  out,  and  the  organiza- 
tion, composed  of  veterans  and  recruits, 
consolidated  into  a  battalion  of  three 
companies  and  retained  in  service  until 
November  4,  1864,  when  it  was  consoli- 
dated with  the  2d  regiment  Iowa 
infantry.)' 

Captains, 

George  S  Batsford,  a.  v>.  m. 
Charles  W.  Gumey,  a.  w.  m. 

First  Lieutenants. 

*  Samuel  Irwin 4  May,    63 

WiUiam  Burdick,  A  Q.  ili . . .  12  Oct.,    64 
Jesse  Cooper,  a.  w.  m. 
John  B.  Craig,  a.  to.  m. 
Clinton  DeWitt,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

t  Charles  L.  Anderson 29  June,  62 

William  F.  Hooper IFeb.,  63 

George  L.  Wright 27  Oct. ,    64 

Assistant  Surgeon. 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (3.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  John  Scott,  August  10,  1862,  to  Colonel 
32d  regiment  Iowa  infantry. 

Major  WilUam  M.  Stone,  October  15,  1862,  to  Colonel 
22d  regiment  Iowa  infantry. 

Captain  John  P.  Knight,  October  28,  1863,  to  Lieut.  Col- 
onel 9th  regiment  Iowa  cavalry. 

Transferred,  (1.) 

Second  Lieut.  James  Call,  November  23, 1861,  to  3d  regi- 
ment Missouri  cavalry. 

Resigned,  (36.) 

Colonel  Nelson  G.  Williams,  November  27,  1862. 

Lieut.  Colonel  Matthew  M.  Trumbull,  November  20, 1862. 

Captain  George  R.  Willett,  January  16,  1862. 

Captain  John  H.  Warren,  February  12,  1862. 

Captain  Daniel  P.  Long,  February  13,  1862. 

Captain  Sidney  P.  Sladdec,  March  1,  1862. 

Captain  Richard  G.  Herron.  March  8,  1862. 

Captain  Carman  A.  Newcomb,  April  8,  1862. 

Captain  Douglas  Leffingwell,  September  2,  1862. 

Captain  Tilmon  P.  Gregg,  September  3,  1862. 

Captain  Adams  L.  Ogg,  June  16,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Leroy  Templeton,  April  7, 1862. 

First  Lieut.  Oliver  H.  S.  Kennedy,  April  20,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  John  Schroeder,  May  16,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  John  F.  Brink,  May  20,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  George  W.  Clark,  July  17,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Fitzroy  Sessions,  Adj't,  October  16,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  S.  S.  Howell,  October  31,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Joseph  R.  Richards,  November  18,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Philo  G.  C.  Merrill,  March  5,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  John  G.  Scobey,  August  15, 1863. 

First  Lieut  WiUiam  B.  Hamill,  April  20,  1864. 

First  Lieut  Marquis  A.  Hills,  May  18,  1864. 

Second  Lieut  David  Scott,  November  30,  1861. 

Second  Lieut  Charles  H.  MuUarky,  November  30,  1861. 

Second  Lieut  William  A.  Wise,  AprU  8,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Gustavus  A.  Eberhart,  May  1,  1862. 

Second  Lieut  Miller  R.  Tidrick,  May  23,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Benton  A.  Mathews,  October  15,  1862. 

Second  Lieut  John  Wayne,  February  1,  1863. 

Second  Lifut  Daniel  W.  Foote,  August  21,  1863. 

Surgeon  Thomas  O.  Edwards,  April  8,  1862. 

Surgeon  Daniel  M.  Cool,  September  1,  1862. 

Surgeon  John  W.  Schooley,  June  21,  1864. 

Assistant  Surgeon  David  R.  Martin,  June  16,  1863. 

Chaplain  P.  H.  Jacobs,  April  18,  1862. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (23.) 

Colonel  Aaron  Brown,  July  13,  1864. 

Lieut  Colonel  James  TuUis,  June  17,  1864. 

Captain  John  B.  Smith,  June  14,  1864. 

Captain  David  J.  O'Neill,  June  17,  1864. 

Captain  Emilius  L  Weiaer,  June  18,  1864. 

Captain  Samuel  B.  McCall,  June  18,  1864. 

Captain  Jacob  Swank,  June  18,  1864. 

Captain  Simon  G.  Gary,  June  18,  1864. 

Captain  Charles  Sohleiter,  June  18, 1864. 

Captain  Caleb  Core,  July  11, 1864. 

First  Lieut  Phineas  W.Crawford,  R.Q.  M.,  June  17, 1864. 

First  Lieut  Gustavus  H.  Cushman,  Adft,  June  17,  1864. 


*  Discharged  March  3, 1865. 


t  Discharged  March  12,  1865. 


248 


IOWA    INFANTEY. 


First  Lieut.  Daniel  J.  Duane,  June  17,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  W.  Burdick,  June  17,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  David  B.  Moe,  June  18, 1864. 
First  Lieut.  James  H.  Lakln,  June  18,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Isaac  Patterson,  June  18,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  William  H.  Sumner,  July  11,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Abel  A.  Franklin,  June  18,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  John  McManus,  June  18,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  John  T.  Boggg,  June  18,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Allen  Alloway,  July  11, 1864. 
Surgeon  Benjamin  F.  Keables,  June  17,  1864. 

Discharged,  (2.) 

Major  George  W.  Croaley,  (Brevet  Colonel  March  13, 

1865,)  June  9,  1664. 
Second  Lieut.  Ole  A.  Anderson,  Aug^t  16,  1862. 

Died,  (7.) 

Captain  AWert  Hobbs,  April  8,  1862,  of  wounds  received 
in  action  at  Pittsburg  Landing,  Tenn. 

Captain  John  L.  Ruckman,  July  13,  1863,  of  wounds  re- 
ceived in  action  at  Jackson,  Miss. 

First  Lieut.  William  P.  Dodd,  killed  at  the  battle  of  the 
"Hatchio,"  Miss.,  October  5,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Edward  W.  HaU,  killed  in  action  at  Jackson, 
Miss.,  July  12,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Abner  H.  McMurtrie,  July  25, 1863,  of  wounds 
received  in  action  at  Jackson ,  Miss. 

Second  Lieut.  Joseph  Ruckman,  July  16,  1863,  of  wounds 
received  in  action  at  Jackson,  Miss. 

Second  Lieut.  Jacob  Abernethy,  killed  in  action  near  At- 
lanta, Ga.,  July  21,  1864. 

Missing,  (1.) 
Captain  Carl  Kostmann,  since  January  31,  1864. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"  Blue  Mixls  Landing,"  killed,  E.  M.,  4  ;  wounded,  O.  4,  E.  M.  35.  "Pittsburg  Landing," 
killed.  E.M.,^;  wounded,  O.  6,  E.  U.  S6;  missing,  0.3,  E.'M..  Z7.  "  CORINTH,"  no  loss.  "BOLI- 
VAR," no  loss.  "MTDVLEBITRQ,"  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  "Hatchie,"  killed,  O.  1,  E.  M.  2;  wounded, 
O.  5,  E.  M.  34.  "Moscow,"  no  loss.  "  SlEGE  OF  ViCKSBURG,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  8. 
"Jackson,"  killed,  O.  1,  E.  M.  16;  wounded,  O.  3,  E.  M.  26;  missing,  O.  2,  E.  M.  35.     "Resaca," 

.    "  Kenesaw  Mountain," .    "  Peach  Tree  Creek,"  no  loss.    "  Atlanta,"  killed, 

O.  1,  E.  M.  2;  wounded,  E.  M.,  3;  missing,  E.  M.,  77. 


IOWA   INFANTRY. 


249 


FOUBTH  EEGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  in  the  State 
of  Iowa  at  large  in  June,  July,  and 
Augogt,  1861,  to  serve  three  years.  On 
the  expiration  of  its  term  of  service 
the  original  members  (except  veterans) 
were  mustered  out,  and  the  organiza- 
tion, composed  of  veterans  and  recruits, 
retained  in  service  until  July  24,  1865, 
when  it  was  mustered  out.) 

Colonel. 


Lietaenant  Colonel. 
Samuel  D.  Nichols 21  May,   64 

Major. 
Albert  B.  Anderson 22  Sept,  64 

Captaina. 

Wilmer  8.  Simmons 1  Sept.,  62 

George  A.  Henry 4  Aug.,  63 

Persens  E.  Crisp 23  Oct.,    64 

Fred.Teale 21  Dec, 

William  H.  Campbell 22  Dec. , 

AdoniramJ.  Tisdale 22  Dec, 

Joshua  F.  Bishop 9  May,   65 

Robert  L^ing 22  May, 

Bandolph  Sry,  a,  vi.  m. 

First  Lieutenants. 

Lemuel  Shields,  Adj't 14  Sept.,  61 

Francis  Bennett 19  Mar.,  63 

James  W.  Finley 13  Oct.,    64 

William  H.  Anderson 23  Oct., 

JohnH.  Kelly 17  Dec, 

Charles  W.  Hill 22  Dec, 

George  W.  Lloyd 3  Jan.,    65 

Emerson  S.  Bramhall 3  Jan., 

Thomas  C.  Alexander 21  Apr., 

George  J.  Laing 7  June, 

Edwin  8.  Hill 1  July, 

Second  Lieutenants. 


Surgeon. 
Daniel  C.  Greenleaf 19  Dec. ,  64 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
Isaiah  J.  Whitfield 19  Dec,  64 


Chaplain. 


Cascalties. 

Promoted,  (5.) 

Colonel  Greenville  M.  Dodge,  B.  3.,  March  21,  1862,  to 

Brigadier  General. 
Captain  WiUiam  H.  KinsTnan,  September  19, 1862,  to  Lieut. 

Colonel  23d  regiment  Iowa  infantry. 
Captain  Henry  J.  B.  Cummings,  September  4,  1862,  to 

Colonel  39th  regiment  Iowa  infantry. 
First  Lieut  Phineas  A.  Wheeler,  R.  Q.  M.,  May  28,  1864, 

to  Captain  and  A.  Q.  M. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Alexander  Shaw,  Augtist  6,  1863,  to 

Surgeon  29th  regiment  Iowa  infantry. 

Transferred,  (1.) 

Captain  Henry  H.  Griffiths,  May  15,  1862,  to  1st  battery 
Iowa  light  artaiery. 

Resigned,  (37.) 

Lieut  Colonel  John  Galligan,  April  3, 1862. 
Lieut.  Colonel  George  Burton,  April  4,  1864. 
Major  William  R.  English,  March  17,  1863. 
Major  Joseph  Cramer,  August  23,  1863. 
Captain  Edmund  W.  Rice,  August  27, 1861, 
Captain  Seth  H.  Craig,  September  20,  1861. 
Captain  Thomas  Seeley,  December  20,  1861. 
Captain  Lovene  Hopkins,  March  5,  1862. 
Captain  Thomas  H.  Head,  March  5,  1862. 
Captain  Howard  Brown,  March  8,  1863. 
Captain  Samuel  R.  Pike,  March  27,  1863. 
Captain  William  E.  Taylor,  August  8, 1863. 
Captain  Robert  A.  Stitt,  December  26, 1863. 
Captain  John  B.  Springer,  September  20,  1864. 
Captain  Daniel  B.  Cooper,  September  30, 1864. 
*■  Captain  George  E.  Ford,  May  1,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Samuel  L.  Glasgow,  January  4,  1862. 
First  Lieut  Joseph  S.  Warner,  February  28, 1862. 
First  Lieut.  George  W.  Friedley,  May  11,  1862. 
First  Lieut  George  W.  Harlan,  June  17,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  William  Tracy,  February  24,  186.3. 
First  Lieut.  Jasper  W.  Bonney,  August  8,  1863. 
First  Lieut  James  D.  Gamble,  August  8,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Samuel  Bowman,  August  30,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Coursen  J.  Stright,  September  15,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  John  A.  Mills,  R.  Q.  M.,  July  6, 1865. 
Second  Lieut.  James  J.  Hafer,  October  13,  1861. 
Second  Lieut  Gideon  S.  McCune,  January  4,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  William  Goold,  January  22,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  John  S.  Goshen,  April  14,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Lyman  Parcher,  July  1,  1862. 
Second  Lieut  Isaac  Whicher,  October  15,  1862. 
Second  Lieut  Benjamin  F.  Reed,  December  31,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Richard  W.  Ross,  September  29, 1864. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Lewis  Bailey,  March  15,  1863. 
Chaplain  T.  M.  Goodfellow,  March  14,  1863. 
Chaplain  John  G.  Eckles,  August  25,  1864. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (10.) 

Colonel  JaTnes  A.  Williamson,  (Brevet  Brigadier  G«neral 

December  19, 1864,)  February  23,  1865. 
Captain  Henry  G.  Ankeny,  October  30,  1864. 
Captain  John  P.  McEwen,  October  30, 1864. 
Captain  Frederick  Crathome,  April  6,  1865. 
First  Lieut  George  A.  Robinson,  October  30, 1864. 

*  Appointed  Captain  and  A.  D.  C. 


250 


IOWA   INFANTET. 


First  Lieut.  Sheldon  C.  Treat,  December  31,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  John  E.  Sell,  Adj't,  April  8,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Augustus  L.  Kidder,  October  30,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Henry  R.  Blackmar,  October  30,  1864. 
Surgeon  Myron  W.  Eobbins,  September  12,  1864. 

Discharged,  (2.) 

Captain  Elmore  Y.  Burgan,  July  9,  1862. 

Assistant  Surgeon  W.  S.  Grimes,  September  8, 1862. 

Died,  (5.) 

First  Lieut.  Ellis  C.  Miller,  December  29, 1862,  of  woundi 

received  in  action  at  Chickasaw  Bayou,  Miss. 
First  Lieut.  Leander  Pitzer,  January  23,   1863,  at  Pa- 

ducah,  Ky.,  of  wounds  received  in  action. 
First  Lieut.  Gilbert  B.  KIrkpatrick,  November  16,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Robert  S.  Jackson,  killed  in  action  at  Pea 

Ridge,  Ark.,  March  7,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  J.  T.  Chittenden,   April  29,  1862,   at  Cass- 

ville,  Mo.,  of  wounds  received  at  Pea  Ridge,  Ark. 


List  of  batUes,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
" Pea  Ridge,"  killed,  0. 1,  E.  M.  12 ;  wounded,  O.  6,  E.  M.  140  ;  missing .  E.  M.,  4.  " CHICKASAW 
Bayou  and  Chickasaw  Bluffs,"  AiZ/ed,  E.  M.  5;  wounded,  O.  5,  E.  M.  105.  "Arkansas  Post," 
wounded,  Y,.  M.,  \.  "  Black  Bayou,' no  loss.  "Jackson,"  (May  14,  1863,)  no  loss.  "  Siege  OF 
VICKSBURG,"  A:z7Ze(i,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded, 'E.M.,^!.  "  CLINTON,"  no  loss.  "  Jackson,  (July  10  to  17, 
1863,)  no  loss.  "Big  Black  River  Bridge, "(Aug.  12, 1863,)  mmi'n^,  E.  M.,  3.  "Big  Black  River 
Bridge  "  (Sept.  11, 1863,)  killed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  missing,  E.  M.,  3.  "Cherokee  Station,"  (Oct.  21, 1863,) 
killed,  E.  M.,1;  wounded, 'E.TA., 5.  "TUSCUMBIA,"  wounded, 'E.  M.,  2.  "  Cherokee  STATION,"  (Oct. 
29, 1863,)  wounded,  E.  M.,  3.  "  Chattanooga,"  killed,  E.  M.,  2 ;  wounded.  E.  M.,  17.  "  RiNGGOLD," 
hilled,  E.  M.,7;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  21;  missing,  E.  M.,4.  "CLAYSVILLE,"  missing,  E.  M  39 
"Jenkins'  Ferry,"  no  loss.     "Rzsac\,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,  8.     "T)aia.\s,"  killed, 


E.  M.,  1.     "  Bentoks VILLE,"  killed,  E.  M.,  3 ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  3. 


IOWA   INFANTRY. 


251 


FIFTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Burling- 
ton, Iowa,  in  July,  1861,  to  serve  three 
years.  On  the  expiration  of  its  term  of 
tervice  the  original  members  (except 
veterans)  were  mustered  out,  and  the 
organization,  composed  of  veterans  and 
recruits,  retained  in  service  until  Sep- 
tember I,  1864,  when  it  was  consoli- 
dated with  the  5th  regiment  Iowa 
cavalry.) 

Colonel. 

*Jabez Banbury IJune,  63 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
*EzekielS.  Sampson 1  Sept.,  62 

Major. 
t  William  S.  Marshall 1  June,  63 

Captains. 

JJohnE.  Page 22  Feb.,  63 

Albert  Ellis 22  Mar., 

'  William  D.  Thompson 21  Aug., 

William  G.  McElrea 1  Sept., 

*  William  C.  Pennywitt 1  Dec, 

*  Uriah  H.  Keath,  a.  w.  m. 

§  William  F.  Pickerell,  a.  w.  m. 
II  Ellas  B.  Bascom,  a.  w.  m. 

First  Lieutenants. 

*  Christopher  W.  Waggoner, 

B.  Q.JV/ 6  Jan.,   63 

Robert  A.  McKee 6  Jan., 

Jerry  M.  Limbocker 22  Mar., 

IT  Samuel  H.  M.  Byers,  Adj't .  1  June, 
**John  W.  Huffman 11  July, 

*  Richard  Barrett 21  Aug., 

*Luke  D.  Ingman 4  Sept. , 

ttJohnW.  Austin 1  Oct., 

Jt Michael  Hoffman 7  Oct., 

*  Franklin  N.  McCoy,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

John  Q.  A.  Campbell 7  Jan.,   63 

*  Spencer  B.  Getts 22  Mar., 

William  S.  Peck 10  Apr., 

Surgeon. 

*  Peter  A.  Carpenter,  a.  w.  m. 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
♦William  H.  Darrow 16  Sept,  62 

Chaplain. 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (5.) 
Colonel  Charles  L.  Maithies,  April  23,  1863,  to  Brigadier 

General. 
First  Lieut.  John  P.  Foley,  July  31,  1862,  to  Captain  and 

A.  A.  G. 
First  Lieut.  Robert  F.  Patterson.  Adfl,  November  2, 

1862,  to  Lieut.  Colonel  29th  regiment  Iowa  infantry. 
First  Lieut.  Daniel  S.  Malven,  July  13,  1863,  to  Captain 

7th  regiment  Iowa  cavalry. 
Assistant  Surgeon  H.  C.  Huntsman,  August  12, 1863,  to 

Surgeon  50th  U.  S.  C.  T. 

Resigned,  (28.) 
Major  William  S.  Robertson,  July  13,  1862. 
Captain  John  M.  Shaw,  October  6,  1861. 
Captain  Wells  S.  Rice,  December  1,  1861. 
Captain  Samuel  H.  Chapman,  December  2,  1861. 
Captain  George  H.  Stevens,  December  2,  1861. 
Captain  Jacob  S.  Hunt,  January  14, 1862. 
Captain  Charles  A.  Comstock,  February  28,  1862. 
Captain  Eugene  Childs,  March  26,  1862. 
Captain  Charles  H.  L.  Lange,  March  28,  1862. 
Captain  John  L.  Gmbb,  July  1,  1862. 
Captain  Ohed  Caswell,  January  15,  1863. 
Captain  JiJlm  AUbaugk,  February  14,  1863. 
Captain  Joel  Brown,  March  8,  1863. 
Captain  John  H.  Tait,  June  20,  1863. 
Captain  William  Dean,  July  9,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  William  H.  Hammond,  October  5,  1861. 
First  Lieut.  Edwin  Reiner,  April  12,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  John  W.  Casad,  February  14.  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Benjamin  Jarvis,  August  7,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Joshua  T.  Taylor,  December  2,  1861. 
Second  Lieut.  Henry  S.  Downs,  December  5,  1861. 
Second  Lieut.  Bowen  P.  Hurt,  January  19,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Samuel  Oberlander,  January  29,1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Charles  L.  Summers,  September  29,  1862, 
Second  Lieut.  John  E.  Pangbom,  November  18,  1863. 
§§  Surgeon  Charles  H.  Rawson,  April  16,  1862. 
Chaplain  Addison  D.  Madeira,  January  15,  1862. 
Chaplain  John  C.  Skeron,  September  3,  1862. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (5.) 
Captain  William  C.  Huber,  August  1,  1864. 
Captain  Daniel  S.  Lee,  August  27,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Samuel  S.  Sample,  July  30,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  James  A.  Woodson,  July  31,  1864. 
Chaplain  Thomas  Merrill,  July  31,  1864. 

Discharged,  (2.) 
First  Lieut.  Carlos  L.  White,  June  10,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Austin  B.  Rayburn,  May  28   1862. 

Died,  (11.) 

C'lonel  William  H.  Worthington,  killed  May  22, 1862. 

Captain  William  H.  Cotton,  June  8,  1863,  of  wounds  re- 
ceived in  action  at  Milliken's  Bend,  La. 

First  Lieut.  George  C.  Jordan,  March  21,  1862,  of  disease, 
at  New  Madrid,  Mo. 


*  Discharged  September  28,  1864, 
t  Discharged  February  10,  1865. 
i  Discharged  February  1,  1865. 
6  Discharged  December  19,  1864. 
0  Discharged  November  7,  1864. 


by  reason  of  consolidation. 


TT  Discharged  March  19,  1865. 
**  Discharged  March  24,  1865. 
tt  Discharged  March  12,  1865. 
+t  Discharged  February  6,  1865. 
§§  Appointed  Brigade  Surgeon. 


252 


IOWA    INFANTRY. 


First  Lieut.  Alexander  L.  Mateer,  October  14,  1862,  of 
wouDds  received  in  action  at  lulta,  Mies. 
First  Lieut.  Alexander  B.  Lewis,  February  25,  1863,  of 

wounds  rec!-ived  in  action  at  laka,  MisB. 
First  Lieut.  Samuel  B.  Lindsay,  kiUed  in  action  at  Cham- 
pion Hill,  Miss. ,  May  16,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Lafayette  Shawl,  killed  in  actios  at  Inka. 

Miss.,  September  19,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Elvin  M.  Holcomb,  killed  in  action  at  Inka, 

Miss.,  September  19,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Stephen  W.  Smith,  killed  in  action  at  Inka, 

Miss.,  September  19,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Jerome  Darling,  May  17,  1863,  of  wounds 

received  in  action  at  Champion  Hill,  Miss. 
Second  Lieut.  Charles  S.  Miller,  December  4,  1863,  of 

wounds  received  in  action  at  Chattanooga,  Tenn. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
Captain  Peter  Moriarty,  October  17,  1862. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"New  Madrid,"  (March  4,  1862,)  UUed,  E.  M.,  1.  "New  Madrid,"  (March  6,  1862,)  wounded, 
E.  M.,  2.  "  luKA,"  killed,  O.  3,  E.  M.,  .38  ;  wounded,  O.  7,  E.  M.,  165 ;  missing,  O.  1,  E.  M.,  3.  "COR- 
INTH," wounded,  E.  M.,  3.  "  JACKSON,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  6.  "Champion  Hill,"  killed,  O.  1,  E.  M. 
19  ;  wounded,  O.  4,  E.  M.  46 ;  missing',  E.  M.,  1.  "  SlEOE  OF  ViCKSBDRG,"  killed,  E.  M.,  4  ;  wounded, 
E.  M.,  19.     "  MILLIKEN'S  Bend,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1  ;  wounded,  O.,  1.     "CHATTANOOGA,"  killed,  E.  M., 

2;  wounded,  0. 1,  E.  M.  22  ;  missing,  O.  8,  E.  M.  74.     "  ResaCA," .     "KenesaW  MOUNTAIN," 

.    ' '  Atlanta,  ' ' . 


IOWA  INFANTRY. 


253 


SIXTH  REGIMENT. 

(Thi8  regiment  was  organized  at  Burling- 
ton, Iowa,  July  17  and  18, 1861,  to  serve 
three  years.  On  the  expiration  of  its 
term  of  service  the  original  members 
(except  veterans)  were  mustered  out, 
and  the  organization,  composed  of  vet- 
erans and  recruits,  retained  in  service 
until  July  21,  1865,  when  it  was  mus- 
tered out.) 

ColoneU 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
William  H.  Clnne 30  Dec,  64 

Major. 
David  J.  McCoy 30  Dec,  64 

Captains. 

Edwin  R.  Kennedy 29  July,  64 

WiUiato  H.  Alexander 5  Aug., 

Rodney  F.  Barker 31  Dec, 

Orrin  S.  Rarick 1  Jan.,   65 

Stephen  J.  Gahagan 1  Jan., 

Robert  A.  Wills 1  Jan., 

James  Swan 1  Jan., 

James  Turner 1  Jan., 

Sebastian  L.  Blodgett 1  Jan., 

Andrew  T.  Samson 19  June, 

First  Lieutenants. 

Francis  M.  Kyte 5  Aug.,  64 

Eugene  C.  Haynes 5  Aug., 

Orrin  P.  Stafford,  R.  Q.M...  1  Jan.,   65 

Alvin  L.  Ingram 1  Jan., 

James  E.  Thomas 1  Jan., 

John  H.  Key 1  Jan., 

Zachariah  Thomas 1  Jan. , 

Samuel  J.  Ply messer 25  Mar. , 

William  H.  Oviatt 28  Apr., 

Robert  A.  Stitt,  Adft 19  June, 

Second  Lieutenants. 


Surgeon. 
William  S.  Lambert 1  Jan.,    65 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
Norman  M.  Smith 29  Oct.,    62 

Chaplain. 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (2.) 

Colonel  John  M.  Corse,   August  27,  1863,  to  Brigadier 

Generfl. 
First  Lieut.  Calvin  Kelsey,  November  1, 1861,  to  Captain 

8th  regiment  Iowa  infantry. 

Resigned,  (32.) 

Colonel  John  Adair  McDowell,  March  12,  1863. 

Ma,ior  John  Williams,  (Brevet  Brigadier  General  March 

13,  1865,)  October  22,  1862. 
Captain  Hosea  W.  Gray,  December  3,  1861. 
Captain  Tarlton  Caldwell,  December  14,  1861. 
Captain  Samuel  P.  Glenn,  May  30,  1862. 
Captain  Madison  M.  Walden,  December  10,  1862. 
Captain  Abraham  B.  Harris,  January  2,  1863. 
Captain  Henry  Sanders,  January  3,  1863. 
Captain  Byron  K.  Cowles,  April  7,  1863. 
Captain  Washington  Galland,  June  20,  1863. 
Captain  William  H.  Harland,  July  2,  1863. 
Captain  Emmitt  B.  Woodward,  January  7,  1864. 
Captain  John  L.  Bashore,  March  8,  1864. 
Captain  Calvin  Minton,  June  11,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Rufus  Goodnough,  October  13,  1861. 
First  Lieut.  James  Braunaugh,  R.  Q.  M.,  November  29, 

1862. 
First  Lieut.  Eugene  E.  Edwards,  January  23,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  George  S.  Smiley,  August  U,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Edward  G.  Fracker,  December  9,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Aaron  Vanscoy,  December  29,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Philander  Lockard,  July  22,  1861. 
Second  Lieut.  Beverly  Searcy,  May  23,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  William  A.  E.  Rhodes,  .lune  1,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Edward  Freeman,  June  11,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Joseph  M.  Douglass,  September  3,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  John  H.  Isett,  October  23,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  John  H.  Orman,  November  23,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Samuel  B.  Phillips,  January  3,  1863. 
.Second  Lieut.  Abraham  C.  Rarick,  August  11,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  David  S.  Sigler,  August  3,  1864. 
Assistant  Surgeon  John  E.  Lake,  September  3, 1862. 
Chaplain  John  Ufford,  July  7,  1863. 

Mustered  out  on  ezpiration  of  term  of  service,  (10.  f 

Lieut.  Colonel  Alexander  J.  Miller,  October  28,  1864. 
Captain  Charles  T.  Golding,  October  26,  1864. 
Captain  Leander  C.  Allison,  October  26,  1864. 
Captain  James  J.  Jordan,  October  26,  1864. 
Captain  George  R.  Nunn,  October  26,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  William  H.  Arnold,  October  26,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Peter  F.  Crichton,  R.  Q.  M.,  October  26, 1864. 
First  Lieut.  George  W.  Clark,  December  24,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Oliver  F.  Howard,  October  26,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Edwin  T.  Alden,  November  7,  1864. 

Discharged,  (7.) 

Captain  Tabrian  Brydolf,  September  6,  1862. 
Captain  George  W.  Holmes,  October  17,  1864. 
Captain  Hezekiah  C.  Clock,  November  29,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Joseph  S.  Halliday,  November  1, 1862. 
First  Lieut.  Edward  A.  Canning,  September  8,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  William  H.  Samson,  May  3,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  John  L.  Cook,  March  20,  1865. 


254 


IOWA   INFANTRY. 


Died,  (10.) 

Major  Thomas  J.  Enms,  killed  in  action  at  Atlanta,  Ga., 

July  28, 1864. 
Captain  Wilson   D.   Denieton,    September  4,    1861,  of 

disease. 
Captain  Richard  E.  White,  killed  in  action  at  Pittsburg 

Lfcding,  Tenn.,  April  6, 1862. 
Captain  Daniel  IsemiDger.  kUled  in  action  at  Pittsburg 

Landing,  Tenn.,  April  6,  1862. 
Captain  Robert  Allison,  killed  in  action  at  Chattanooga, 

Ga.,  November  25,  1863. 
Captain  Thomas  J.  Elrick,  killed  in  action  at  Atlanta,  Ga., 

July  28, 1864. 
First  Lieut.  Francis  F.  Baldwin,  killed  in  action  at  Dallas, 

Ga.,  May  28,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Newly  Chase,  Adj't,  May  30,  1864,  of  wounds 

received  in  action. 
First  Lieut.  John  T.  Grimes,  killed  in  action  at  Kenesaw' 

Mountain,  Ga.,  June  15!  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Cyrus  P.  Wright,  May  16,  1864,  of  disease, 

at  Resaca,  Ga. 

Missing,  (1.) 
Surgeon  Albert  T.  Shaw,  since  December  31,  1864. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
Lieut.  Colonel  Markoe  Cummins,  May  20,  1862. 

Cashiered,  (1.) 
Captain  David  M.  Stump,  February  12,  1862. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each : 
"  Pittsburg  Landing,  "  killed,  O.  2,  E.  M.  49  ;  wounded,  O.  4,  E.  M.  90 ;  missing,  O.  1,  E.  M.  36. 
"Corinth,"  no  los.s.  "Chulahoma,"  no  loss.  "Holly  Springs,"  (Cos.  A  and  D,)  no  loss. 
"  Jackson,"  (May  14,  1863,  K,)  missing,  O.  1,  E.  M.  5.  "  Siege  of  Vicksburg,"  missing,  E.  M.,  1, 
"Jones'  Ford,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,  7.  "Jackson,"  (July  10  1o  17,  1863,)  killed,  E. 
M.,  4;  wounded,  0. 1,  E.  M.  11 ;  missing,  B.  M.,  9.  "  CHATTANOOGA,"  killed,  O.  1 ,  E.  M.  9 ;  wounded, 
0.1,  E.  M.  25.  •''Re.saqa.,"  killed,  E.  M.,3;  wounded,  E.  M.,  10.  "Dallas,"  4i7M,  O.  1,  E.  M.  7; 
wounded,  O.  3,  E.  M.  15  ;  missing,  E.  M.,  3.  "NEW  HOPE  CHURCH,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1.  "  KENESAW 
Mountain,"  killed,  0. 1,  E.  M.  6  ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  34.  "  Atlanta,"  killed,  O.  2,  B.  M.  12  ;  wounded, 
0.2,E.M.16.  "JoNESBORO',"noloss.  "  East  FowT,"  killed, 'E.M.,1.  "Coosa  Riteei,"  no  loss. 
"GRiswoLDVlLLE,"/n7Zeci,  E.  M.,  5;  wounded,  E.  M.,  8.  "  Savannah,"  no  loss.  "Columbia," 
wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "  BentONSVILLE,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "  GOLDSBORO',"  killed,  E.  M.,  1; 
wOTfnded,  E.  M.,  2. 


IOWA   INFANTRY. 


255 


SEVENTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Burling- 
ton, Iowa,  from  July  24  to  August  4, 
1861,  to  serve  three  years.  On  the  ex- 
piration of  its  term  of  service  the  origi- 
nal members  (except  veterans)  were 
mustered  out,  and  the  organization, 
composed  of  veterans  and  recruits,  re- 
tained in  service  until  July  12,  1865, 
when  it  was  mustered  out.) 

Colonel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 

Jamea  C.  Parrott 26  Nov. ,  61 

{Brtvet,  Brig.  Gen.  13  March,  1865.) 

Major. 
SamnelMahon 10  Sept.,  64 

Captains. 

Benjamin  S.  Barbour 22  Dec. ,  63 

Simon  Hehnick 10  Sept.,  64 

John  McCormick 10  Sept. , 

(Brevet  Major  13  March,  1865.) 

Timothy  Spence 13  Oct., 

Allen  D.  Cameron 17  Dec. , 

Alexander  Irwin 2  Jan.,   65 

James  D.  Hamilton 2  Jan., 

Columbus  D.  DiUin 16  June, 

Peter  Hennegin 28  June, 

First  Lieutenants. 

Jphn  Knight 10  Sept.,  64 

Joseph  K.  Smith 28  Oct., 

Henry  J.  Smith 4  Nov., 

Henry  S.  Kin sey 5  Nov., 

Otho  Bonser 5  Nov., 

George  W.  Lazenby 31  Dec. , 

William  W.  Sapp,  Adj't 4  Jan.,   65 

Lonig  P.  Maynard 5  Jan., 

William  D.  Reynolds 5  Jan., 

Orrin  S.  Russell 27  June, 

Second  Lieutenant. 
William  W.  Birdsall 5  Nov.,  64 

Surgeon. 
Joseph  Everingham 22  Oct.,    63 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
John  Ashton 16  Sept.,  62 

Cliaplain. 


Casualties. 


Promoted.  (7.) 

Colonel  Jacob  G.  Lauman,  3S.  9.,  March 21, 1862,  to  Brig- 
adier General. 

Colonel  Elliott  W.  Rice,  E.  St.,  June  20,  1864,  to  Briga- 
dier General. 

Captain  James  M.  Irvin,  May  20,  1863,  to  Lieut.  Colonel 
55th  U.  S.  C.  T. 

Captain  James  P.  Harper,  September  15,  1863,  to  Lieut. 
Colonel  3d  U.  S.  colored  heavy  ai-tillery. 

First  Lieut.  James  B.  Sample,  July  22,  1862,  to  Captain 
and  A.  A.  G. 

First  Lieut.  Stiles  E.  Forsha,  R.  Q.  M.,  November  29, 
1862,  to  Captain  and  C.  S. 

First  Lieut.  Charles  H.  Trott,  R.  Q.  M.,  February  3, 1865, 
to  Captain  and  A.  A.  G. 

Resigned,  (22.) 

Captain  John  G.  Reed,  June  7,  1862. 
Captain  Cbarles  W.  Kittredge,  June  11,  1862. 
Captain  Gideon  Gardner,  August  31,  1862. 
Captain  James  B.  Hope,  April  3,  1863. 
Captain  San^el  R.  Black,  July  22,  1863. 
Captain  Jesse  F.  Warner,  August  29, 1864. 
First  Lieut.  James  N.  Smith,  November  30,  1861. 
First  Lieut.  William  H.  Robinson,  February  26,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  William  P.  Crawford,  June  7,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Jacob  Snyder.  June  7, 1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Amaziah  J.  Barber,  September  12,  1861. 
Second  Lieut.  William  Moore,  February  25,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Frederick  D.  Bosworth  ,^aich  4,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Granville  G.  Bennett,  March  12, 1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Andrew  J.  Mefford,  March  21,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Stephen  Estle,  April  16,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  John  Wilcox,  September  26,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Marshall  T.  Williams,  February  14,  1863. 
Surgeon  Calvin  B.  Lake,  September  12,  1863. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Asa  Morgan,  June  20,  1862. 
Chaplain  J.  Harvey  Clark,  September  16,  1862. 
Chaplain  Isaac  P.  Teter,  January  7,  1864. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (16.) 

Major  James  W.  McMullen,  August  6,  1864. 

Captain  Benjamin  B.  Gale,  August  3,  1864. 

Captain  Curtis  F.  Conn,  August  3,  1864. 

Captain  George  J.  Bennett,  August  4,  1864. 

Captain  Thomas  L.  Montgomery,  August  6,  1864. 

Captain  Robert  G.  Reineger,  September  15,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Thomas  N.  Barnes,  August  2,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  James  L.  Bess,  August  3,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  William  H.  Berkey,  August  6,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Daniel  T.  Bowler,  Adft,  August  8,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Minor  Wightman,  August  8,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Augustus  W.  Springer,  September  15, 1864. 

First  Lieut.  Joseph  B.  Morrison,  (Brevet  Lieut.  Colonel 

March  13, 1865,)  September  17,  1664. 
First  Lieut.  Robert  N.  Graham,  September  18, 1864. 
First  Lieut.  Frank  A.  Irvin,  February  28,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Thomas  W.  Eichelberger,  August  6, 1864. 

Discharged,  (3.) 

Captain  Benjamin  Crabb,  August  13, 1862. 
Captain  Samuel  P.  Folsom,  June  24, 1865. 
First  Lieut.  Columbus  D.  Dillin,  May  15,  1865.    (Recom- 
missioned  as  Captain  June  16, 1865.) 


256 


IOWA   INFANTRY. 


Died,  (10.) 

Lieut,  Colonel  Kugiutiis  Wentz,  killed  in  action  at  Bel- 
mont, Mo.,  November  7,  1861. 
Captain  Wesley  Moorland,  June  22,  1862,  of  disease,  near 

Corinth,  MiS3. 
Captain  Benton  K.  Smith,   killed  in  action  at  Corinth, 

]VIi88.,Octobrr  4, 1862. 
Captain  John  P.  Loughridge,  February  7, 1864,  of  disease, 

at  Oskaloosa,  Iowa. 
Captain  Charles  J.  Sergent,  April  10, 1865. 
First  Lieut,   Charles   Gnrdner,  November  10,    1861,    of 

wounds  received  in  action  at  Belmont,  Mo. 
First  Lieut.  John  Dilliu,   killed  in  action  at  Pittsburg 

Laudiug,  Tonn.,  April  6,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  George  W.  S.  Dodge,  killed  in  action  at 

Belmont,  Mo.,  November  7,  1861. 
Second  Lieut,  Benjamin  Ream,  November  22,    1861,  of 

wounds  roceivtd  iu  action  at  IJelmont,  Mo. 
Surgeon  Amos  Witter,  March  13, 1862,  at  Mount  Vernon, 

Iowa. 

Missing,  (1.) 

Captain  William  W.  De  Hens,  in  action  since  June  19, 

1864. 

Dismissed,  (3.) 

Captain  Christian  Hodges,  July  6, 1864. 

First  Lieut.  T/toviaa  C.  BaUUcin,  June  16,  1863. 

Second  Lieut.  Walter  Camp,  June  3,  1864. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  lose  reported  in  each  : 

"  BELMONT,"  iiZierf,  O.  2,  E.  M.  51;  wounded,  O.  7,  E.  M.  80;  missing,  O.'i,  E.  M.  40.  "FORT 
Henry,"  no  loss.  "Port  DONELSON,"  ft;7/i'(i,  E.  M.,  2;  wounded.  O.  1,  E.  M.  16.  "PITTSBURG 
Landing,"  killed,  0. 1,  E.  M.  6;  wounded,  E.  M.,  15;  missing,  E.  M.,  5.  "CORINTH,"  (May  5,  6,  and 
30,  1862,)  no  loss.  "  IUKA,"uo  loss.  "CORINTH,"  (Oct.  3  und4,  ISG'i,)  killed,  0.1,E.M.16;  wounded, 
0.6,E.M.56;  TOissin^,  0. 1,  E.  M.  11.  "Resaca,"  fr/Hcrf,  E.  M.,  9  ;  wounded,  K  M., 39.  "DALLAS," 
wounded,  0.1,  E.  M.  2.  "KENESaw  MOUNTAIN, ".7£'0i/Hrferf,  E.  M.,  1.  ''Uausetta,"  killed,  E.  M., 
1.  "  ATLAtiTA,"  killed,  B.  M.,  2;  wounded.  O.  1,  E.  M.  12;  missing.  B.  M.,  2;  "JONESBORO'," 
wounded,  E.  ill.,!.  "  Allatoona,"  ii'Hcd,  E.  M.,  1.  "  JENKINS' BRIDGE,"  wouTidcrf,  E.  M.,  I.  "  SA- 
VANNAH," tcouHdeti,  E.M.,1.    "  LYNCH  Creek,"  no  loss.     '•  Bentonsville,"  ?wM«(ied,  E.M.,1. 


IOWA    INFANTRY. 


257 


EIGHTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regituent  was  organized  at  Daven- 
port, Iowa,  in  August  and  September, 
1861,  to  serve  three  years.  On  the  ex- 
piration of  its  t«rm  of  Bervice  the  origi- 
nal members  (except  veterans)  were 
mustered  out,  and  the  organization, 
composed  of  veterans  and  recruits,  re- 
tained in  service  until  April  20,  1866, 
when  it  was  mustered  out.) 

Colonel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Andrew Greddes 11  Nov.,  65 

Major. 
Samuel  E.  Hankin 14  Nov.,  6.5 

Captains. 

Henry  Muhs 1  July,    63 

{Brevet  Major  26  March,  186.5.) 

Charles  Scoti,  jr ilc;  July, 

Lysander  Weeks 16  Jan.,    64 

(Brevet  Major  26  March,  186.5.) 
Frederick  P.  Kettenring 7  Dec, 

(Brevet  Major  26  March,  1865.) 

Marion  Campbell 20  Feb.,  65 

DeWitt  .Stearnes 10  Apr., 

Alexander  M.  Clark 16  Apr., 

(Brevet  Captain  26  March,  IHCi^).) 

John  M.  B^U 28  Dec, 

Alex.  Harper 12  Jan.,    66 

George  W.  Marsden 12  Jan., 

First  Lieutenants. 

William  Downard,  R.  Q.  M.  .22  Nov.,  63 

Samuel  A.  Thompson 30  Jan.,    64 

James  H.  Gardner 1  Jan.,    65 

(Brevet  Captain  26  March,  186.5.) 

John  Reed 17  Apr., 

Samuel  R.  Palmer 17  Apr., 

Spencer  Sroith 9  June, 

(Brevet  First  Lieut.  26  March,  1865.) 

JohnB.  Bt-tz 12  July, 

George  E.  Taylor 16  Sept., 

_DamelN.  Firtb 20  Sept., 

William  Kirkpatrick 28  Dec, 

Joseph  Stnddard,  Adj't 19  Jan.,    66 

Jacob  li.  Tiukham 21  Jan., 

Second  LieuteTiants, 


Surgeon. 
Samuel  D.Cook 24  Sept.,  64 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
Isaac  M.  Huston 10  Oct.,    64 

Chaplain. 


Casdalties. 


Promoted,  (2.) 

Colonel  Frederick  Steele,  VS..  \d.,  B.  3.,  January  29,  1862, 

to  Brigadier  General. 
First  Lieut.  David  J.  Craigie,  July  25,  1864,  to  Captain 

and  A.  A.  G. 

Resigned,  (33.) 

Colonel  James  L.  Geddes,  (Brevet  Brigadier  General  June 

5,  186.5,)  .June  30,  1865.  • 

Major  Joseph  Andrews,  January  26,  1863. 
Major  Fri-derick  S.  Palmer,  June  22, 186.3. 
Captain  Henry  C.  Markluim,  December  2,  1861. 
Captain  Calvin  Kelsey,  March  3,  1863. 
Captain  Charles  Stearns,  April  4,  1863. 
Captain  Franklin  A.  Cleazeland.  April  7.  186.3. 
Captain  John  L.  McCormack,  July  3, 1863. 
Captain  Henry  H.  Benson,  July  3,  1863. 
Captain  JaniH~  Muore.  Septirmber  3,  1664. 
Captain  Charles  P.  Searle,  January  21,  1865. 
Firet  Lieut.  George  H.  McLaughlin,  Adj't,  November  20. 

1861. 
First  Lieut.  John  G.  Harrow.  December  31,  1861, 
First  Lieut.  .Solomon  E.  Start,  March  3.  1862. 
First  Li-ut.  Edward  B.  Plumb,  June  23,  1862. 
Fir:^t  Lient.  William  T.  Hayes,  April  6,  1863. 
Fir-t  Lieut.  James  C.  Marwell.  August  22,  186:3. 
Fir?t  Lieut.  Dewey  Welch,  \ovember  28,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  John  Haver,  May  2.5,  1865. 
Second  Li'fut.  John  TV.  McGuire,  December  9.  1861. 
Second  Lieut,  vltrfrero  Robb,  December  10,  1861. 
Second  Lii-ut.  Hezekiah  Browning,  December  25,  1661. 
Second  Lieut  Ritfus  H.  Lam.  January  30,  1862. 
Second  Li"ut.  Alfred  A.  Rodman,  April  2,  1862. 
Si-oond  Lieut.  Jt/An  W.  Ward.  March  2.5.  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  John  N.  Beatly,  June  8,  1663. 
Surg'-OQ  James  Irwin.  April  26,  1863. 
Surgeon  AuL-ustus  "W.  Hoflfmeistf.-r.  August  27,  1864. 
Assirtant  SurgeoQ  Prentis  B.  Clark,  January  31,  ItfrJ.. 
AswKtant  Surgeon  Charles  McGovem,  Anjrust  23,  1863. 
Chaplain  Cyrus  G.  Van  derveer,  .June  7,  1862. 
Chaplain  William  Poston,  March  5,  1865. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  '8.) 

Lifut.  Colonel  William  B.  Bell,  (Brevet  Colonel  March 

26,  1865.)  June  21,  386.5. 
Major  William  Stubbs,  September  19,  1864. 
Captp.in  Charlen  S.  Wells.  September  28,  1864. 
Captain  John  C.  Kennan,  November  1,  1864. 
Captain  David  Ryan,  February  23,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Henry  B.  Cooper,  January  16,  186.5. 
Second  Lieut.  Joseph  A.  Boyer,  September  28,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Peter  L.  Eckley,  February  15,  186.5. 

Vied,  (8.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  John  C.  Ferguson,  June  2.3,  1863. 

Captain  William  F.  Hogin,  killed  in  action  at  Pittsburg 
Landing,  Tenn.,  April  6.  1862. 

Captain  Miles  P.  Benton,  September  27,  1863,  of  disease 

Captain  John  S.  Lytle,  November  20,  1865,  at  Oskaloosa. 
Iowa. 

First  Lieut.  Archibald  S.  Irwin,  killed  in  action  at  Mem- 
phis, Tenn.,  August  21,  1864. 


17  g 


258 


IOWA   INFANTRY. 


The  following  is  a  list  of  the  enlisted  men 
of  thin  regiment  to  whom  medala  of 
honor  have  been  awarded  by  the  Sec- 
retary of  War : 

First  Sergeant  Edgar  A.  Bras. 


First  Lieut.  Henry  Vineyard,  (Brevet  Captain  March  26, 

1865,)  April  26,  1865,  of  wounds  received  in  action  at 

Spanish  Fort,  Ala. 
Second  Lieut.  Enos  Tichuwr,  killed  in  action  at  Corinth, 

Miss.,  October  3,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  James  Noffsinger,  September  11,  1863,  of 

disease. 

Dismissed,  (2.) 

First  Lieut.    William  McCullough,  R.  Q.  M.,  August  3, 

1863. 
Second  Lieut.  George  F.  Dawson,  February  21,  1863. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each: 

"PiTTSBDRG  Landing,"  hilled,  0.1,  E.  M.  29;  wounded.  0. 4,  E.  M.  68;  missing,  O.  18,  E.  M.361. 
"  Corinth,"  killed,  O.  1,  E.  M.  2;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  20.  "JACKSON,"  (Jl.'iy  14,  1863,)  no  loss. 
"  Siege  of  Vicksburg,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  2.  "Jackson,"  (July  11  to  17,  1863,)  killed,  E.  M.,  1; 
wounded,  E.  M.,  0;  missing,  E.  M.,  10.  "YELLOW  BaYOU,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "MEMPHIS," 
killed,  O.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,  7;  missing,  O.  1,  E.  M.  22.  "SPANISH  Fort,"  killed,  E.  M.,  8; 
wounded,  O.  3,  E.  M.  15 ;  missing,  E.  M.,  2. 


IOWA    INFANTRY. 


259 


NINTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Du- 
buque, Iowa,  September  24,  1861,  to 
serve  three  years.  On  the  expiration 
of  its  term  of  service  the  original  mem- 
bers (except  veterans)  were  mustered 
out,  and  the  organization,  composed  of 
veterans  and  recruits,  retained  in  ser- 
vice until  July  18,  1865,  when  it  was 
mustered  out.) 

Colonel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Alonzo  Abernethy 16  July,    65 

Major. 
Chester  W.  Inman 16  July,  65 

Captains. 

Benjamin  F .  Darling 24  Oct. ,    63 

Abraham  Bowman 2  Mar.,   64 

Jerry  E.  Elson 25  Aug., 

Joseph  A.  Burdick 4  Jan.,    65 

Cyreneus  D.  Neff 4  Jan., 

John  H.  Garretson 27  Mar., 

John  W.  Niles 4  Apr., 

James  W.  Guin 10  May, 

John  W.  Phillips 10  June, 

John  S.  Mather 16  July, 

First  Lieutenants. 

JohnH.  Green 24  Oct.,    63 

David  Bowman 2  Mar. ,  64 

George  B.  .Sharp 3  Jan.,    65 

Albert  D.  .Strunk 26  Mar., 

Charles  H.  Lyman,  Adj'i 30  Mar., 

Walter  James 6  Apr., 

Henry  H.  Gray,  R.  Q.  M 24  Apr., 

Miles  Holton 11  May, 

Charles  G.  Curtis 10  June, 

Zadock  Moore 20  June, 

Conrad  Ditmore 20  June, 

Second  Lieutenants. 


Surgeon. 
Edward  J.  McGoorisk 24  Jan.,   63 

Assistant  Surgeon, 
Charles  A.  Reed,  a.  w.  m. 

Chaplain. 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (7.) 

Colonel  William  Vandever,  March  16,  1863,  to  Brigadier 
General. 

Lieut.  Colonel  Frank  J.  Herron,  July  29,  1862,  to  Briga- 
dier General. 

Captain  Hiram  0.  Bull,  July  17, 1862,  to  Major  and  Addi- 
tional Paymaster. 

First  Lieut.  Frederick  S.  Winslow,  R.  Q.  M.,  February 
19,  1862,  to  Captain  and  J.  Q.  M. 

First  Lieut.  Jerome  Bradley,  R.  Q.  iV/.,  March  25,  1863,  to 
Captain  and  A.  Q.  M, 

Assistant  Surgeon  Henry  W.  Hart,  October  10, 1862,  to 
Surgeon  38th  regiment  Iowa  infantry. 

Assistant  Surgeon  George  W.  Carter,  June 2, 1863,  to  Sur- 
geon 3d  regiment  Iowa  cavalry. 

Resigned,  (29.) 

Captain  Jared  M.  Hord,  January  28,  1862. 
Captain  James  W.  Towner,  January  30,  1863. 
Captain  David  Harper,  February  14, 1863, 
Captain  Robert  W.  Wright,  March  6, 1863. 
Captain  Martin  A.  Moore,  March  7,  1863. 
Captain  Vewitt  C.  Baker,  April  2,  1863. 
Captain  Julius  H.  Powers,  April  13,  1863. 
Captain  Edgar  Tisdale,  July  23, 1863. 
Captain  Asher  Riley,  August  2, 1863. 
Captain  George  W.  Webster,  August  10,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Hinkley  F.  Beebe,  March  10,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Samuel  Fellows,  June  13,  1862. 
Firs;  Lieut.  David  F.  Magee,  July  8,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  William  Scott,  Adft,  October  11,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Norman  W.  Claflin,  October  16,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Joseph  G.  Inman,  February  15,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Carso  Crane,  March  14,  1863. 
First  Lieut.   Charles  McKeniie,    Adft,    March  30,    1863. 
(Recommissioned  First  Lieut,  and  Adj't.  Sept.  11, 1863.) 
First  Lieut.  Jacob  B.  Sampson,  August  24,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  McKeuzie,  Adft,  January  5,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Andrew  F.  Hofer,  December  27,  1861. 
Second  Lieut.  Alpheus  Alexander,  February  11,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Ashbury  Levericl^,  May  11,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  George  W.  Corbin,  October  15,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Eugene  B.  Munroe,  February  14,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Henry  L.  Peacock,  August  3, 1863. 
Second  Lieut.  William  L.  Jennings,  September  20, 1864. 
Chaplain  Amos  B.  Kendig,  March  29,  1862. 
Chaplain  Alanson  A.  Barber,  February  27, 1863. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (15.) 

Colonel  David  Carskaddon,  January  14, 1865. 

Captain  John  P.  Bowman,  October  26, 1864. 

Captain  Francis  C.  McKean,  December  31,  1864. 

Captain  Paul  McStoeeney,  January  15,  1865. 

Captain  Elisba  A.  Crary,  January  23,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  Charles  Kemery,  Octcber  26,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  William  B.  Parker,  October  26, 1864. 

First  Lieut.  J»/t«  Sutherland,  January  2,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  Gilbert  J.  Tisdale,  January  2,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  Frank  A.  Morton,  R.  Q.  M.,  January  9, 1865. 

Second  Lieut.  Richard  Benham,  October  26, 1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Ezra  Nuckolls,  October  26, 1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Jacob  W.  Bartholomew,  October  26, 1864. 

Second  Lieut.  John  Hawthorne,  December  31, 1864. 

Second  Lieut.  James  M.  Elson,  April  6, 1865. 


260 


IOWA   INPANTEY. 


Discharged,  (4.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  "WUliam  H.  Coyle,  June  17,  1865. 
Captain  Edmund  C.  Little,  February  3, 1864. 
Captain  Floyd  W.  Foster,  September  17, 1864. 
Surgeon  Benjamin  McClure,  January  23, 1863. 

Died,  (14.) 

Major  Don  A.  Carpenter,  January  12, 1864,  of  disease. 

Major  George  Granger,  December  6,  1864,  of  disease,  at 
Nashville,  Tenn. 

Captain  Andrew  W.  Drips,  killed  in  action  at  PeaEidge, 
Ark.,  March  7, 1862. 

Captain  Alva  Bevins,  killed  in  action  at  Pea  Eidge, 
Ark.,  March  7,  1862. 

Captain  Florillo  M.  Kelsey,  May  26,  1863,  of  wounds  re- 
ceived in  action. 

Captain  Frederick  S.  Washburn,  June  17, 1863,  of  wounds 
received  in  action  at  Vicksburg,  Miss. 

Captain  Orlando  M.  Bliss,  March  24,  1865,  at  Chatta- 
nooga, Tenn. 

First  Lieut.  Nathan  Rice,  killed  in  action  at  Pea  Eidge, 
Ark.,  March  7, 1862. 

First  Lieut.  Abner  G.  M.  Neff,  March  12, 1862,  of  wounds 
received  in  action  at  Pea  Eidge,  Ark. 

First  Lieut.  Edward  Tyrrell,  killed  in  action  at  Vicks- 
burg, Miss.,  May  22, 1863. 

First  Lieut.  Jacob  Jones,  killed  in  action  at  Vicksburg, 
Miss.,  May  22,  1863. 

Second  Lieut.  Henry  P.  Wilbur,  May  22, 1863,  of  wounds 
received  in  action  at  Vicksburg,  Miss. 

Secoudljient.  Leonard  L.  Martin,  July  11, 1863,  of  wounds 
received  in  action  at  Vicksburg,  Miss. 

Second  Lieut.  Josiah  L.  Wragg,  June  9,  1864,  of  wounds 
received  in  action  at  Dallas,  Ga. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each : 

"Sdgar  Ckeek,"  no  loss.  "Pea  Eidge,"  killed,  O.  3,  E.  M.  33;  wounded,  O.  7,  E.  M.  155, 
missing,  E.  M.,  I.  "Chickasaw  Bayou  and  Chickasaw  Bluffs  "  wounded,  E.  M.,  4.  "Ar- 
kansas Post,  "  wounded,  Ti.  M.,  2,  "Jackson,"  (May  14, 1863,)no loss.  "  Siege  of  Vicksburg," 
killed,  O.  2,  E.  M.  26 ;  wounded,  O.  6,  E.  M.  77  ;  missing,  E.  M.,  2.  "Jackson,"  (July  10  to  17,  1863,) 
no  loss.  "Brandon  Station,"  killed,  E.  M.,1.  "Cherokee  Station,"  (Oct.  21,  lb63,)  no  loss. 
"  TUSCUMBIA, "  mzssOT^,  E.  M.,  1.  "CHEROKEE  STATION/'  (Oct.  29, 1863,)  wounded,  E.  M.,1;  miss- 
ing, E.M..,1.  "CHATTAfiooGA,"  killed,  E.M.,  1;  wounded,  E.M.,  5.  "UlliGGOLD,"  killed,  E.M., 
2;  iDomided,E.M.,2;  missing,  E.  M., 2.  "  CLAysYJLL:E,''  killed, 'E.il., 2;  miising, 'E.U., 8.  "Ee- 
saCa,"  killed,  E.  M.,  2;  wounded,  E.  M.,  8.  "Dallas,"  killed,  E.  M.,  3 ;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  7; 
missing,  E.  M.,  11.  "New  HOPE  CHURCH,"  no  loss.  "  KENESAW  Mountain,"  i^Zed,  E.  M.,  3; 
wounded,  E.  M.,  6.  "ChattaHOOCHIE  Eiver,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "ATLANTA,"  killed,  E.  M.,  2; 
wounded, 0.1,E.M.l.  "  J  Ot^ESHOno',"  killed,  E.  M.,1;  wounded,  E.M.,  3.  "LOVEJOY'S  STATION," 
wounded,  E.  M..,  I.  "GrisW0LDVILLE,"u0  loss.  "Macon,"  missing,  B.  M.,  1.  "  EDEN  STATION," 
missing,  E.  M.,1  "  Savannah,"  no  loss.  "Congaree  CREEK,"  no  loss.  "  Coi,vmbia,"  wounded, 
E.  M.,  1.     "BENTONSVlLLE,"MJ0«nded,  E.  M.,  6. 


IOWA   INFANTRY. 


261 


TENTH  REaiMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Iowa 
City  and  Montezuma,  Iowa,  from  Sep- 
tember 6  to  October  26,  1861,  to  serve 
three  years.  On  the  expiration  of  its 
term  of  service  the  original  members 
(except  veterans)  were  mustered  out, 
and  the  organization,  composed  of  vet- 
erans and  recruits,  retained  in  service 
until  August  15,  1865,  when  it  was  mus- 
tered out.) 

Colonel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
William  H.  SUsby 4  Jan.,   65 

Major. 
Nathaniel  McCalla,  a.  w.  m. 


65 


Captains. 

Aaron  W.  Drew 31  July, 

John  M.  Cochran 24  Dec, 

William  H.  Stoddard 4  Jan., 

Montgomery  G.  Cooper 4  Jan., 

Carlton  Dryden 4  Jan. , 

William  Kahm 4  Jan., 

First  Lieutenants. 

Steele  Ken  worthy 1  Jan., 

James  H.  Larimer 4  Jan., 

Alanson  C.  Eberhart 4  Jan., 

Joab  M.  Haley 4  Jan., 

James  H.  Millen 4  Jan., 

Matthew  Custer 4  Jan. , 

William  P.  Wilson 4  Jan., 

William  C.  Baylies 4  Jan., 

Henry  S.  Bowman,  Adj't 17  Jan.. 

Ebenezer  E.  Howe 17  Jan., 

Levi  C.Ela 18  Jan., 

Second  Lieutenants. 


Surgeon. 

Richard  J.  Mohr 16  Apr. ,  62 

Assistant  Surgeons. 

Chaplain. 
WiUiam  G.  Kephart 1  Feb.,   63 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (31.) 

Colonel  Nicholas  Perczel,  November  1, 1862. 
Major  .John  C.  Bennett,  January  24,  1862. 
Captain  William  P.  Berry,  March  1, 1862. 
Captain  Martin  C.  Randleman,,  September  3, 1862. 
Captain  John  A.  Garrett,  September  11,  1862. 
Captain  Jackson  Orr,  August  8,  1863. 
Captain  Nathan  A.  Holson,  May  1,  1864. 
Captain  Elbert  J.  Kuhn,  November  6,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  I.  Clark,  December  3,  1861. 
First  Lieut.  fVilliam  J.  Wlieeler,  March  29,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Thomas  W.  Jaclsaon,  Adj't,  April  26,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  George  M.  Bentley,  April  26, 1862. 
First  Lieut.  John  G.  Hanna,  June  26,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Thomas  B.  Martin,  June  26, 1862. 
First  Lieut.  David  S.  Smith,  September  3,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  William  G.  Oungsi,  October  7,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  James  TrusdeU,  R.  Q.  M.,  January  28, 1863. 
First  Lievft.  John  Delahoyd,  Adj't,  November  6,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  John  W.  Carr,  January  30, 1862. 
Second  Lieut,  Andrew  Pertnch,  February  6,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  WiUiam  Templin,  March  29,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Josiah  Hoplcins,  June  27, 1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Robert  Longshore,  July  13, 1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Owen  Adkins,  September  3, 1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Walter  W.  Purcell,  April  25,  186S. 
Second  Lieut.  George  Gregory,  July  31,  1863. 
Surgeon  William  P.  Davis,  April  14, 1862. 
Ass't  Surgeon  Andrew  J.  Willey,  February  20, 1862. 
Asti't  Surgeon  William  C.  Cummings,  October  17, 1862. 
Ass't  Surgeon  William  Everett,  September  15,  1864. 
Chaplain  David  W.  Tolford,  September  3, 1862. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (16.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Paris  P.  Henderson,  December  19, 1864. 
Captain  Albert  Stoddard,  October  27, 1864. 
Captain  Albert  Head,  December  17, 1864. 
Captain  Aurelius  L.  Swallow,  December  31, 1864. 
Captain  John  H.  Clark,  January  14,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  David  H.  Emry,  September  28,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Hubbard  W.  Bunker,  October  11.  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Julien  Bausman,  December  19,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Stephen  G.  Moffatt,  December  26, 1864. 
First  Lieut.  Hezekiah  Van  Dorn.  January  16, 1865. 
First  Lieut.  Francis  W.  Crosby,  R.  Q.  M.,  June  23, 1865. 
Second  Lieut,  William  P.  Meekius,  December  26,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  John  S.  Smith,  January  13, 1865. 
Second  Lieut.  John  W.  Wright,  January  13,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Mahlon  Head,  January  18,  1865. 
Assistant  Surgeon  John  O.  Skinner,  June  24, 1865. 

Discharged,  (5.) 

Colonel  William  E.  Small,  August  19,  1863. 

*  Captain  Robert  Lushy,  August  6,  1864. 

Captain  Solomon  Shephard,  March  20, 1865. 

First  Lieut.  William  Manning,  February  17,  1863. 

Second  Lieut.  Theodore  A.  Sloanaker,  August  11, 1863. 

Vied,  (5.) 

« 

Captain  Stephen  W.  Foage,  killed  in  action  at  Champion 
Hill,  Miss.,  May  16,  1863. 

*  Appointed  Captain  and  A.  A.  G. 


262 


IOWA    INFANTRY. 


Pli'Ht  rjiciit,  Jinnni  11.  Terry,  killed  in  action  at  Oliampion 
Ilill.MlHH.,  May  ]fi,  \m.i. 

Fli-Ht  Ijiiait.  Juaac  Scxi,Ofi,  killed  in  action  ot  Chattanooga, 
Truii,,  N(ivnml)or'J5,  18f)3. 

FirHt  IJinl.  Ci-iirgt  11.  Covant,  kllUid  In  action  at  Chat- 
tjuiocipa,  'J'mm.,  Novunil)or  iifi,  18fi3. 

Soroiid  Lii'Ut.  Iiiaac  II.  Brnmn,  killed  in  action  at  Cham- 
pion Hill,  MIhh.,  May  10,  ]863. 

DismiHscd,  (1.) 
Fii-Bt  Li«nt,  Martin  8.  Cuninilng,  April  30,  1804. 


(•i|iiili'd,  Hhowing  loBB  reported  in  luicii  : 

M.,  If).     "Tm.ANt)  No.  10,"  no  loHH.     "Fatimino 

'CoiilNTl-l,"  (A|irll  ;J0  til  Mity  30,  IHfQ,)  no  Iohh 


List  of  battloB,  Alc,  in  which  thiH  rpgiini^nt  pun 

"  CHAIILKSTON," /c/Hcd,  E.  M.,   .'»;    wdiivilril,  ¥j 

rofi,"  wounded,   10.  M.,  1.         -,  .     ,     ,-,-  -  - 

M.,  3;    niisKviiff,  E.  IVl.,  1.     "COHINTll,"  (Oct,  3  and  4,  1803,)  liilU-.d.  10.  M.,  3, 

'26.    '•  Port  OiissoN,"  no  loHH.    "Raymond,"  no  lo»n.     "MiKsrssirri  Si'utng.s,"  no  Iohh,    "Jack 

.SON,"  no  loHH.     "CllAMriON  Hir.L,"  kUbd,  ().  3,  E.  IVT.  31 ;  vwundal,  O.  3,  K.  M.  8(1;  m./n»/nff,  E.  M. 

'SlEfJE   OF   VlCKSllUHO,"  /f<7/rrf,   10.  M.,    1;    7l>iiuildcd,  O.   1,    10.  M.  ]ii.       "  Cl.rN'l'ON,"   wijilibl/f, 
'  killed,  O.  a,  E.  M.  ;i ;  vjainidrd,  (>.  I,  E.  M.  10;  misning,  1 


I(J](A,"  mniuidcd,  R 
wi  I  nil  did..  (},  1    E.  M 


5. 
M.,]. 


'  Chattanoooa,' 


NAH,"nolrmH.    "RKSACA,"- 
SaT.KAHATCHIE,"  no  loHB. 


Kknk.saw  Mountain," 


.  M.,7. 


'Ccx's  MiUVQE,"  wounded,  E,  M,,  1 


"Atlanta,' 


E 

.Savan 
Little 


^MjLJ^ 


IOWA    INFAXTET. 


263 


ELEVENTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  -svas  organized  at  Daven- 
port, Iowa,  from  September  28  to  Oc- 
tober 18.  1861,  to  serve  three  years. 
On  the  expiration  of  its  term  of  service 
the  original  members  (except  veterans) 
were  mustered  out,  and  the  organiza- 
tion, composed  of  veterans  and  recruit-, 
retained  in  s^jrvice  until  July  15,  1S65, 
when  it  was  mustered  out.) 

Colonel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Benjamin  Beach 17  Dec,  64 

Major. 

John  C.  Marven 17  Dec,  64 

{Brevet  Lieut.  Col.  13  JIarch,  1865.) 

Captains. 

James  Kelly 17  Dec,   64 

■William  Spencer 17  Dec, 

Samuel  Foster 17  Dec, 

George  0.  llorgridge 17  Dec , 

Ephraim  .Shellabarger 1  Jan.,    65 

Maconah  Lemon 1  Jan., 

JohnG.  Saflpy 1  Jan., 

Bamet  W.  Prescott 27  Mar. , 

Theophilus  McKinnie 23  Apr. , 

First  Lieutenants. 

Henrv  L.  Jarboe,  iLQ.  J/..-  5  Jan.,    64 

John'W.  Linville 17  Dec  , 

Fred.  P.  Candee,  ^4;'' 1  Jan.,    65 

Wyatt  B.  Pomeroy 1  Jan., 

Francis  M.  Walker 1  Jan., 

Joseph  Tomlinson 1  Jan., 

■WUliaoi  L  WiUiamaon 1  Jan., 

Abraham  E.  Keith 1  Jan., 

John  Strang 22  June, 

Second  Lieutenants. 

John  A.  White 17  Dec,    64 

William  .S.  iliddleton 1  Jan.,    65 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
Joseph  D.  Miles 25  July,   63 

Chaplain. 


C.iSUALTLES. 


Promoted,  (8.) 

Captain  Samuel  McFarland,  September  10,  1862,  to  Lien 

Colonel  19th  regiment  Iowa  infantry.- 
Captain  Charles  E.  Compton,  Mav  5,  1863,  to  Major  47t 

r.  S.  C  T. 
First  Lieut.  Dennis  P.  Greeley,  May  8.  1863,  to  Captain 

48th  U.  S.  C.  T. 
First  Lieut.  Cornelius  Cadle,  Adft,  July  1,  1863,  to  Cap- 
tain and  A.  A.  G. 
First  Lieut.  Oliver  D.  Kinsman,  Adjt,  September  14,  1864 

to  Captain  and  A.  A.  G. 
Second  Lieut.  John  H.  Monroe,  July  10,  1863,  to  Captain 

and  A.  A.  G. 
Second  Lieut.  Albion  L.  Mitchell,  November  6,  1863,  to 

Captain  63d  U.  S.  C.  T. 
A:!si?tant  Surgeon  Frederick  Lloyd,   June  29,   1>62,   to 

Surgeon  16th  regiment  Iowa  infantry. 

Resigned,  (26.) 

Colonel  Abraham  M.  Hare,  August  31,  1862. 
Colonel  WUliam  HaU,  August  1,  1864. 
Captain  Isaiah  G.  Moore,  January  15,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  William  F.  Lehew,  June  12.  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Joseph  D.  Miles,  September  24.  1862. 
Fir^t  Lieut,  Lorenzo  D.  Durbtn,  September  28.  1862. 
Fir^t  Lieut.  William  H.  Weatherly,  February  16,  1863. 
Fir^t  Lieut.  William  T.  Dagley,  March  lo.  186:3. 
First  Lieut.  Gteorge  W.  Limbocker,  June  10,  i86.T 
Fir^t  Lieut.  John  Cook.  August  1.  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Caleb  B.  Weir,  June  27,  1864. 
Fir-t  Lieut.  Augustus  C.  Blizzard,  October  15, 1864. 
Fir-t  Lieut.  George  \V.  Stucker,  June  3,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Arthur  J.  Hanson,  June  3,  1865. 
Fir^t  Lieut.  Edwin  J.  Lockwood,  June  28.  186.5. 
Second  Lieut.  Philip  D.  Beaty,  December  4,  1861. 
Second  Lieut.  Hubert  L.  Wilson,  January  1,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Josiah  B.  Dawson,  November  17,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  William  M.  Twigg.  January  19.  1863. 
■Second  Lient.  Elias  G.  Jackson,  August  3,  l'^o:i._ 
Second  Lieut.  George  W.  Sweeney.  June  3,  1865. 
'  Surgeon  William  Wat=on,  March  4,  186:3. 
A'-i-taiit  Surgeon  £>.  P.  Johnson,  Sept'-mber  24.  1862. 
Assi-tant  Surgeon  J.  C.  Baidorf.  June  5,  1863.   ^ 
Ajsijtant  Surgeon  Frederick  Meyer,  June  5.  1863. 
Coaplain  Chauncey  H.  Remington,  August  7,  l.-iJ3. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (17.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  John  C.  Abercrombie,  November  5,  lSii4. 

Captain  Andrew  J.  Shrope,  October  27,  1864.^ 

Captain  Samuel  S.  McLoney,  October  27,  1864. 

C  iptain  George  W.  Barr,  October  27,  1864. 

Captain  J'oAn  fF.  Anderson,  December  18.  ltft.4. 

Captain  Andrew  H.  Walker,  December  18,  1864. 

Captain  Benjamin  F.  Rose,  March  27,  1865. 

Fi-st  Lieut.  George  D.  Magoon,  October  26,  18^4. 

First  Lieut.  Harvey  B.  Trotter,  October  26,  ls64. 

First  Lieut.  Alfred  B.  Wiles,  October  26, 1364. 

First  Lieut.  Barnet  W.  Prescott,  October_27,  1864.     (Ke- 

commissioned  as  Captain  March  27,  1865.) 
First  Lieut.  Richard  Cadle,  JR.  Q.  M..  November  1,  1864- 
Second  Lieut.  George  R.  White,  October  18,  1864. 


'  Appointed  Assistant  Surgeon  U.  S.  vols. 


264 


IOWA    INFANTRY. 


Second  Lieut.  Ewing  B.  Lewis,  October  26,  1864. 
Second  Lit-ut.  William  J.  Wylie,  October  27,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  James  M.  Kean,  December  18,  1864. 
Surgeon  John  G.  Miller,  July  10,  1865. 

Discharged,  (4.) 

Captain  Eli  D.  AkerB,  Angnst  29,  1863. 
Captain  Morris  W.  Clark,  May  15,  186.5. 
First  Lieut.  Ira  Pfoutz,  October  7,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Eri  F.  CasseU,  May  15,  1865. 

Died,  (7.) 

Major  Charles  Foster,  August  21, 1864,  of  wounds  received 

in  action. 
Captain  Christian  B.  Mellinger,  drowned  near  Quincey, 

III.,  March  21,  1864. 
Captain  Joseph  Neal,  killed  in  action  before  Atlanta,  Ga., 

July  22,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  John  F.  Compton,  killed  w.  action  at  Pitta- 
burg  Landing,  Tenn.,  April  6,  1B62. 
First  Lieut.  Stephen  H.  Caldwell,  killed  in  action  before 

Atlanta,  Ga.,  July  22,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Alfred  Carey,  July  25,  1864,  at  Rome,  Ga., 

of  wounds  received  in  action. 
Chaplain  John  S.  Whittlesey,  May  11,  1862,  of  disease,  at 

Durant,  Iowa. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.Bennett  F.  Jackson,  April  2,  1863. 

Cashiered,  (2.) 

Captain  William  Grant,  August  20,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Richard  R.  Madden,  August  20,  1862. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 

"PiTTsnuRG  Landing,"  killed,  0.1,  E.  JI.  32;  woiaided,  O.  5,  E.  5[.  155;  missi7i£',  E.  M.,  1 

"Corinth,"  (May  1  to  30,  1862,)  no  loss.     "  Medon  Station,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1.  wounded,  E.  M.,  3. 

"Corinth,"  (Octobers  and  4,  1862,)  killed.  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  O.  2.  E.  M.  4;  missing,  E.  M.,  3, 

"Siege  OF  VICKSBURG," /ci'Hed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wovnded,'E.  M.,  I.     '•  MECHANIC3VILLE, "  no  loss.     "RE' 

SACA."  .      "Kenesaw  Mountain," /liHed,  E.  M.,  3;   wounded,  O.  2,  E.  M.  13.     "ChattA' 

HOOCHIE  River,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  5.     "NICKAjaCK  Creek,"  killed,  E.  M.,  2;  wounded,  E.  M.,  1 
"  Atlanta,"  kilted,  O.  2,  E.  M.  35  ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  36  ;  missing,  O.  2,  E.  M.  58. 


IOWA    INFANTRY. 


265 


TWELFTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was'  organized  at  Du- 
buque, Iowa,  November  25,  1861,  to 
serve  three  years.  On  the  expiration 
of  its  term  of  service  the  original  mem- 
bers (except  veterans)  were  mustered 
out,  and  the  organization,  composed  of 
veterans  and  recruits,  retained  in  ser- 
vice uritQ  January  20,  1866,  when  it 
was  mustered  out.) 

Colonel. 

JohnH.  Stihbs 18  Sept.,  65 

{Brevet  Brig.  Gen.  13  jilarch,  1865.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

Samuel  G.  Knee 1  Jan.,   66 

(Brevet  Colonel  23  January,  1866.) 

Major. 


Captains. 

John  D.  Conger 6  Feb.,  65 

Watson  R.  Hanecom 6  Feb., 

David  W.  Reed 6  Feb., 

(Brevet  Major  8  April,  1865.) 

Robert  A.  Gibson 6  Feb., 

James  F.  Zedilier 6  Feb., 

Orison  T.  Fuller 6  Feb., 

John  M.  Clark 24  May, 

John  Bremner 24  May, 

First  Lieutenants . 

William  L.  Henderson 6  Feb.,  65 

James  B.  Morgan 6  Feb., 

Sylvester  R.  Burch.  yidj't 10  Feb., 

(Brevtt  Captain  23  January,  1866.) 
Homer  O.  Morehead,  R.  Q.  M-18  Mar., 

(Brevet  Captain  23  January,  1866.) 

Joseph  P.  Jackson 24  May, 

Eli  King 24  May, 

Charles  R.  Sweitzer 24  May, 

Abner  Dunham 24  May, 

Anton  E.  Anderson 24  May, 

David  Moreland 24  May, 

James  L.  Thompson 29  July, 

Cyrus  M.  Runkle 29  July , 

Second  Lieutenants. 


Surgeon. 
Sanford  W.  Huff 5Jan., 


64 


Assistant  Surgeon. 
James  BaiT 9  Nov.,  65 

Chaplain. 

Frederick  Humphrey 23  June,  64 

*  Appointed  Second  Lieut,  in  V.  R.  C. 


Casualties. 

Promoted,  (4.) 

Captain  William  Haddock,  June  10,  1863,  to  Major  9th 

regiment  Iowa  cavalry. 
Captain  Willard  C.  Earle,  November  8, 1864,  to  Colonel 

70th  U.  S.  C.  T. 
First  Lieut.  Joseph  B.  Dorr,  R.  Q.  M.,  May  28,  1863,  to 

Colonel  8th  regiment  Iowa  cavalry. 
First  Lieut.  John  J.  Brown,  June  11,  1863,  to  Major  8th 

regiment  Iowa  cavalry. 

Resigned,  (19.) 
Lieut.  Colonel  John  P.  Coulter,  March  22,  1863. 
Lieut.  Colonel  .Samuel  R.  Edgington,  August  4,  1863. 
Major  Samuel  D.  Brodtbeck,  April  7, 1862. 
Captain  Henry  J.  Playter,  April  8,  1862.      (Reoommis- 

sioned  Captain  June  8,  1862.) 
Captain  James  E.  Ainsworth,  April  19,  1862. 
Captain  Allen  E.  Webb,  May  2,  1863. 
Captain  J.  Wilson  Gift,  August  8,  1863. 
Captain  Henry  J.  Playter,  September  1,  1863. 
Captain  Hiel  Hale,  December  26,  1863. 
Captain  Robert  Williams,  October  9.  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Lawrence  Webb,  March  17,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  John  Elwell,  July  12,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  David  B.  Henderson,  February  16, 1863. 
First  Lieut.  Thomas  B.  Edgington,  April  4,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Aaron  M.  Smith,  June  7,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  James  E.  Simpson,  June  7,  1862. 
*  Second  Lieut.  John  D.  Cole,  March  31,  1864. 
Surgeon  Charles  C.  Parker,  April  19,  1862. 
Chaplain  A.  G.  Eberhart,  April  19,  1862. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (19.) 
Colonel  Joseph  Jackson  Wood,  November  22,  1864. 
Major  Edward  M.  Van  Duzee,  December  1,  1864. 
Captain  Lloyd  1).  Townsley,  November  25,  1864. 
Captain  George  W.  Cook,  December  1,  1864. 
Captain  AVilliam  A.  Morse,  December  1,  1864. 
Captain  Charles  L.  Sumbardo,  December  1,  1864. 
Captain  Joseph  R.  C.  Hunter,  December  1,  1864. 
Captain  Era-stus  B.  Soper,  December  1,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  John  H.  Borger,  November  21,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Nathaniel  E.  Duncan,  Adft,  November  24, 

1864. 
First  Lieut.  Henry  J.  F.  Small,  December  1,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  F.  Benton  Wade,  December  2,  1864.^ 
First  Lieut.  Benjamin  F.  Ibacb,  December  2,  186T. 
First  Lieut.  Robert  Fishel,  December  9,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Daniel  V.  Ellsworth,  November  21,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  John  W.  Shumaker,  December  1,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Ole  C.  Thorson,  December  1,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Henry  C.  Merriam,  December  1,  1864. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Myron  Underwood,  September  15, 1865. 

Discharged,  (3.) 

First  Lieut.  Alfred  L.  Palmer,  July  8,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  George  H.  Morrissey,  February  12,  1865. 

Assistant  Surgeon  William  H.  Findley,  August  23,  1863. 


Died,  (11.) 
Captain  Charles  C.  Tupper,  January  24,  1862,  of  disease 
Captain  William  W.  Warner,  December  12,   1863,   " 
disease,  at  Memphis,  Tenn. 


of 


266 


IOWA    INFANTRY. 


The  followiug  is  a  list  of  the  enlisted 
men  of  this  regiment  to  whom  medals 
of  honor  have  been  awarded  by  the 
Secretary  of  War: 

Private  A.  J.  Sloan. 


Captain  George  H.  Maffit,  December  26,  1865,  of  diBease, 
at  Montgomery,  Ala. 

First  Lieut.  Jason  D.  Ferguson,  April  7,  1862,  of  wounds 
TL-ceived  in  action  at  Pittsburg  Landing,  Tenn. 

First  Lieut.  Lyman  H.  Merrell,  May  29,  1862,  at  Mont- 
gomery, Ala.,  while  a  prisoner  of  war. 

First  Lieut.  John  J.  Marks,  May  29,  18i>2,  at  Montgomery, 
Ala.,  while  a  prisoner  of  war. 

First  Lieut.  Joseph  F.  Nickerson,  May  31,  1862,  at  Mont- 
gomery, Ala. ,  while  a  prisoner  of  war. 

First  Lieut.  James  Stewart,  July  3,  1864,  at  Memphia, 
Tenn. 

First  Lieut.  Augustus  A.  Burdick,  kUled  in  action  at 
Tupelo,  Miss.,  July  14,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  George  W.  Moir,  killed  in  action  at  Pitts- 
burg Landing,  Tenn.,  April  6,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Luther  W.  Jackson,  June  9, 1862,  of  disease, 
at  Macon,  Ga.,  while  a  prisoner  of  war. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
Captain  John  G.  Fowler,  October  11,  1864. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"Fort  Hexry,"  no  loss.  "Fort  Donelson,"  killed,  E.  M.,  2;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  22. 
"Pittsburg  Landing,"  killed,  O.  1,  E.  M.  10;  wounded,  O.  2,  E.  M.  37;  missing,  O.  20,  E.  M.  409! 
"Corinth,"  killed,  E.  BI.,  4;  wounded,  O.  3,  E.  M.  21;  missing,  E.  M.,  6.  "JACKSON,"  (May  14,' 
1863,)noloss.  "Siege  of  VlCKSBCiRG,"A:i»erf,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  E.U.,!.  "  J.VCKSON,"  (July  10 to 
17,  1863,)m/ss!«§',  E.  JI.,1.     "BRAN'DON  STATION, "no  loss.    "  BROWNSVILLE,"  no  loss.    "PLEASANT 

Hill,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  2.     "Lake  Chicot,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1.     "White  River,"  hilled,  E.  M., 
I;  wounded,  E.  M.,  4.     "TuPELO,"  killed,  O.  1,  E.  M.  10;  wounded.  O.  1,  E.  JI.  30;  missi,(ff,  E.  M.', 

5.    "Nashville,"  Ai7W,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,  11.    "Spanish  Fort,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  4. 


IOWA    INFANTET. 


267 


THIRTEEXTH  REGDIEXT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Daven- 
port, Iowa,  from  October  18  to  Novem 
ber  2,  1861 ,  to  serve  three  years.  On 
the  expiration  of  its  term  of  service  the 
original  members  (except  veterans) 
were  mustered  out,  and  the  organiza- 
tion, composed  of  veterans  and  recruits, 
retained  in  service  until  July  21,  1865, 
when  it  was  mustered  out.) 

Colxmel. 

James  Wilson 19  Jan.,    65 

(Brejia  Brig.  Gen.  13  March,  1865.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Justin  C.  Kennedy 20  Jan.,   65 

Major. 
Alonzo  J.  Pope 19  May,   65 

Captains. 

Charles  H.  Haskin 5  Aug.,  64 

John  J.  Safely 17  Dec, 

(Brevet  Major  13  March,  1865.) 

William  A    Shirk 17  Dec, 

Jonas  S.  Ganby 20  Dec, 

David  E.  Cocklin 21  Dec, 

Levi  L.  Xewcomer 4  Jan.,   65 

James  E.  White 9  Jan., 

Charles  W.Kepler 30  Jan., 

(Brevet  Major  13  March,  1865.) 

John  T.  Parker 26  May, 

Harvey  W.  McCanlley 1  July, 

First  Lieutenants. 

Merrill  P.Bush 8  Nov.,  64 

Charles  A.  Myers,  Adj't 19  Dec, 

NeweU  C.  KeVes.  R.  Q.  M. . .  .20  Dec, 

Joshuas.  Vincent 20  Dec, 

JohnForsvth 20  Dec, 

Adolphue  M.  Miller 20  Dec, 

John  Starkweather 1  Jan.,    65 

Elias  V.  Miller 2  Jan., 

Ezekiel  I.  Evans 28  Mar., 

WiUiamB.McGahey 26  May, 

David  A.  Robertson 1  July, 

Second  Lieuienants. 

■  George  H.Enple 28  Mar.,  65 

Columbus  C.  Sullenberger...28  Mar., 

We.-ley  H.  Orton 28  May, 

William  H.  Penn 1  July, 

Abram  E.  Wood 1  July, 

Joseph  G.  Berstler 1  July, 

Joseph  M.  Smiley 1  July, 

Surgeon. 
MoBea  W.  Thomas,  a.  w.  m. 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
Chaplain. 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (4.) 

Colonel  Slarcellns  M.  Crocker,  May  12, 1863,  to  Brigadier 
General. 

Fir^t  Lieut.  William  T.  Clark,  Adft,  March  26,  1862,  to 
Captain  and  A.  A.  G. 

Second  Lieut.  George  S.  Hampton,  April  22,  1863,  to  Cap- 
tain and  A.  A.  G. 

Assistant  Surgeon  James  H.  Boucher,  August  8,  1862,  to 
Surgeon  U.  S.  vols. 

Resigned,  (34.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Milton  M.  Price,  AprQ  16.  18f;-:'. 
Major  George  M.  Van  Hosen,  January  21,  1863. 
Captain  Xoble  L.  Bamer,  February  25,  1662. 
Captain  John  Q.  WUds,  April  19,  1862. 
Captain  James  Baker,  June  20,  1862. 
Captain  John  Secrest,  September  16,  1862. 
Captain  .Sidney  E.  Woodford,  .September  16,  1862. 
Captain  Abraham  C.  Price,  Xovember  17,  1802. 
Captain  Vincent  W.  Andrus,  January  31,  1863. 
Captain  Buren  R.  Sherman,  April  17.  1863. 
Captain  George  B.  Hogin,  May  23,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  H.  Brady  Lynch,  January  2.5,  1802. 
First  Lieut.  Horatio  G.  Bamer,  R.  Q.  M.  April  1, 1862. 
First  Lieut.  James  H.  Shutts,  April  18,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Joseph  B.  Homan,  AprU  19, 1662. 
First  Lieut.  Stephen  Purdy,  R.  Q.  M.,  June  4,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Thomas  J.  Graham,  July  8,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Elliot  Shurtz,  September  16,  1802. 
Fir,-t  Lieut.  Niece  McAllister,  January  23,  1863. 
Fir^t  Lieut,  ilichael  J.  Donahoo,  July  2,  lr63. 
First  Lieut.  James  M.  Robb,  August  20, 1864. 
Second  Lieut.  George  P.  Shaffer,  December  18,  1861. 
Second  Lieut.  Paul  Benshoof,  February  8,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Charles  T.  Young,  February  10,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Jacob  Swank,  February  6,  1602. 
Second  Lieut.  Justinian  Ray,  February  8,  1602. 
Second  Lieut.  James  M.  Secrest,  March  3,  1662. 
Second  Lieut.  Samuel  D.  Cook,  April  18,  1662. 
Second  Lieut.  David  J.  Randol,  October  31,  lrC2. 
Second  Lieut.  William  H.  Allen,  December  16,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  George  F.  Ross,  April  28.  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  George  B.  Hunter,  November  1,  1864. 
Surgeon  Joseph  JIcKee,  November  7,  1802. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Seneca  B.  Thrall,  April  4,  1864. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (18.) 

Colonel  John  Shane,  November  9,  1864. 
Capttdn  Harvey  J.  Skiff,  November  1,  1864. 
Captain  Simx>n  P.  P.  Young,  November  1,  1864. 
Captain  Andrew  J.  Finch,  November  1,  1664. 
Captain  Charles  E.  Putnam,  November  1.  16C4. 
Captain  Leslie  Basseti,  November  1,  1664. 
Captain  John  Archer,  November  9,  1864. 
Captain  George  McLaughlin,  December  20.  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Josiah  B.  Eyerly,  November  1,  1604. 
First  Lieut.  Henry  H.  Rood,  Adjl,  November  1,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Richard  Kennedy,  R.  Q.  M.,  November  1, 1864. 
First  Lieut.  William  H.  Platner,  November  1,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Napoleon  W.  Pavey,  November  9,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Wesley  Huff,  December  18,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Elias  Gerberich,  December  20,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  John  Layport,  November  2,  1864. 
Assistant  Surgeon  John  C.  Morrison,  November  19, 1468. 
Chaplain  John  Elrod,  November  1,  1864. 


268 


IOWA   INFANTRY. 


Discharged,  (4.) 

Major  Thomas  P.  Marshall,  April  6,  1865. 
First  Lk'ut.  Albert  Coles,  December  29,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  John  S.  Rice,  March  ]  1, 1865. 
Second  Lieut.  John  W.  Eyestone,  March  15,  1865. 

Died,  (9.) 

Major  William  A.  Walker,  killed  in  action  at  Atlanta,  Ga., 
July  20,  1864. 

Captain  Thomas  H.  Miller,  May  12,  1862,  of  disease,  at 
Pittsburg  Landing,  Tenn. 

First  Lieut.  George  E.  Martindale,  May  27,  1862,  of  dis- 
ease, at  Evansville,  Ind. 

F!r^t  Lieut.  David  Hudson,  August  16,  1864,  of  wounds 
received  in  action  near  Atlanta,  Ga. 

First  Lieut.  John  Ridge,  October  4,  1864,  of  wounds  re- 
ceived in  action  near  Atlanta,  Ga. 

Second  Lieut.  Erasmus  D.  Duncau,  killed  in  action  at 
Pitt.-burg  Landing,  Tenn.,  April  6,  18tJ2. 

Second  Lieut.  John  H.  Watson,  April  9,  1862,  of  wounds 
received  in  action  at  Pittsburg  Landing,  Tenn. 

Secoud  Lieut.  James  A.  Brovm,  Juue  29,  1862,  near  Cor- 
inth, Miss. 

Chaplain  John  Steele,  September  10, 1862. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut.  John  S.  Wajptick,  April  2,  1863. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 

"Pittsburg  LaNDINO,"  killed,  O.  1,  E.  M.  19;  wounded,  O.  4,  E.  M.77;  missing,  E.  M.,  3. 
"  Corinth,"  (May  5  to  3U,  1862,)  no  loss.  "  Corinth,"  (Oct.  3  and  4,  1662,)  killed,  E.M.2;  wounded, 
O.  1,  E.  ^[.  5;  missing,  E.  M.,  1.      "SlEOE  OF  ViCKSBUUG,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  2.      "  IIILLSBORO',*' 

killed,  E.  M.,  1.     "ResaCa," .     "Kenesaw  MOUNTAIN,"  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  ?I.  8.     "  NlCKA- 

JACK  Creek,"  killed, E.U.,  1;  wounded,  E.  iVI.,  12.  '•  ATLANTA."  killed,  0.  1,  E.  J[.  2S  ;  wounded,  0. 
5,  E.  M.  85;  missing,  O.  4,  E.  M.90.  "  FLINT  RIVER,"  no  loss.  "LOVEJOY'S  .STATION,"  killed,  E.  M., 
1;  wounded.  B.'M.,  I.  "  SAVANNAH,"  uo  loss.  "  POCOTAUGO,"  no  loss.  "  RIVER'S  BRIDGE,"  no 
loss.     "  OliANGEBURG,"  no  loss.     "  Bentonsville,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  1. 


IOWA   INFANTRY. 


269 


FOURTEENTH  REGIMENT. 

(BATTALION  OF.) 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Daven- 
port, Iowa,  as  follows :  Companies  D, 
E,  F,  G-,  H,  I,  and  K  in  November, 
1861 ;  companies  A  and  B  in  November, 
1862 ;  and  company  C  May  2,  1863,  to 
serve  three  years.  On  the  expiration 
of  its  term  of  service  the  original  mem- 
bers (except  veterans)  were  mustered 
out,  and  the  veterans  and  recruits  con- 
solidated into  a  battalion  of  two  com- 
panies, and  retained  in  service  until 
August  8,  1865,  when  it  was  mustered 
out.) 

CaptaiTis. 

Orville  Burke 19  Nov. ,  64 

*Hugo  Hoffbauer 19  Nov., 

First  LieutcTiants. 

Thomas  B.  Beach 19  Nov.,  64 

Joseph  D.  McClure 19  Nov., 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Addison  Davis 19  Nov.,  64 


Casdalties. 


Resigned,  (17.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Edward  W.  Lucas,  March  12,  1863. 
Major  Hiram  Leonard,  February  26,  1862. 
Major  William  W.  Kirkwood,  March  4,  1863. 
Captain  William  H.  Stivers,  Januarj^  24,  1862. 
Captain  Joseph  O.  Shannon,  April  8,  1862. 
Captain  Richard  D.  Emerson,  April  8,  1862. 
Captain  George  Pemberton,  December  10,  1862. 
Captain  Richard  Currier,  April  10,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Robert  J.  Harrison,  March  19,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  William  H.  Calkins,  June  24,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  John  W.  Horine,  July  23,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  William  M.  Gordon,  March  19,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Neill  Murray,  March  24,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Cyrus  Bitner,  March  28,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  WiUiam  Stoughton,  January  23.  1864. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Samuel  N.  Pierce,  April  8,  1863. 
Chaplain  Samuel  A.  Benton,  June  30,  1862. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (28. ) 

Colonel  William  T.  Shaw,  November  16,  1864. 
Major  Edgar  A.  Warner,  November  16,  1864. 
Captain  William  B.  Davidson,  November  3,  1864. 
Captain  John  S.  Agey,  November  5,  1864. 
Captain  Warren  C.  Jones,  November  7,  1864. 
Captain  William  H.  .Shuey,  November  8,  1864. 
Captain  William  J.  Campbell,  November  15,  18G4. 
Captain  Leroy  A.  Crane,  November  16,  1864. 
Captain  William  Gallagher,  November  16,  1864. 
Captain  Isaac  M.  Talmage,  November  16,  1864. 
Captain  William  V.  Lucas,  November  16,  1864. 
Captain  Heman  A.  Miles,  November  16,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  George  Presbury,  November  3,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Smith  Thompson,  November  5,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  John  M.  Moorehead,  November  7,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  William  H.  Dodds,  November  8,  1864. 
First  LiL'ut.  Charles  P.  King,  November  15,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Andrew  J.  Allen,  November  16,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Noah  X.  Tyner,  Adft,  (Brevet  Captain  March 

13,  186.5,)  November  16,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Clinton  C.  BueU,  R.  Q.  M.,  November  16,  1864. 
Second  Lient.  Theodore  F.  Baldwin,  Kovember  5,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Joseph  B.  Gilbert,  November  16,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  William  T.  Dittoe,  November  16,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Allen  E.  Holmes,  November  16,  1864. 
Surgeon    George    M.    .Staples,    (Brevet    Lieut.    Colonel 

March  13,  1865,)  November  16,  1864. 
Assistant  Surgeon  John  H.  Stevens,  November  16,  1864. 
Assistant  Surgeon  .Shadrack  Haskins,  November  16,  1864. 
Chaplain  Frederick  F.  Kiner,  November  16,  1864. 

Discharged,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  Andrew  H.  Hazlett,  June  19,  1865. 

Died,  (6.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Joseph  H.  Newbold,  killed  in  action  at 

Pleasant  Hill,  La.,  April  9,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  John  Braden,  October  31,  1864,  of  wounds 

received  in  action  at  Leasburg,  Mo, 
Second   Lieut.   Simon    F.    Eccles,    August  26,    1862,    at 

Madison,  Ga. 
Second    Lieut.    George    H.   Logan,  killed  in   action   at 

Pleasant  Hill,  La.,  April  9,  1864. 

Discharged  September  1,  1865. 


270 


IOWA    INFANTRY. 


Second  Lieut.  Josepli  A.  Shanklin,  killed  in  action  at 

Pleasant  HUJ,  La.,  April  9,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  William  H.  MoMillen,  April  12,  1864,  of 

wounds  received  in  action  at  Pleasant  Hill,  La. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut.  Perry  L.  Smith,  June  27,  1865. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each: 
"FOKT  D0NELSO^f,"  killed,  E.  M.,  3;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  13;  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  "PITTSBURG 
Landing,"  killed,  E.  M.,  5;  wounded,  E.  M.,  22;  missing,  O.  15,  E.  M.  221.  "CORINTH,"  wounded, 
E.  M.,  6;  missing,  E.  M.,  4.  "MARION,"  missing,  E.  M.,  4.  "Cane  Eiver  CROSSING,"  no  logs. 
"PORT  DE  Rdssy,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  3.  "PLEASANT  HiLL,"  hilled,  O.  3,  E.  M.  14;  wounded,  O.  1, 
E.  M.,  23;  missing,  E.  M.,  11.  "Bayod  Boeuf,"  no  loss.  "Bayou  de  Mora,"  no  loss.  "Man- 
sura,"  no  loss.  "Yellow  Bayou,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.,  1.  "Lake  Chicot," 
no  loss.  "Tupelo,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,  4.  "ABBEVILLE,''  missing,  E.  M.,  1. 
"Holly  Springs,"  missing,  E.  M.,  4.  "Ironton,"  no  loss.  "Pilot  Knob,"  killed,  E.  M.]  3- 
wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  4;  missing,  E.  M.,  4.     "Leasburg,"  wounded,  O.,  1;  missing,  E.  M.,  1. 


IOWA    IXFA>rrRT. 


271 


FIFTEENTH  KEGIMEXT. 

(This  regiment  "a*  organized  in  the  State 
of  Iowa  at  Uriro  flrom  October  1,  ]Sol, 
to  February  Cj.  ISoi  to  serve  three 
years.  On  the  expiration  of  its  term 
of  service  the  original  members  (except 
veterans^  were  mustered  out,  and  the 
organization,  composed  of  Teteraus  and 
recmits.  retained  in  service  tiutil  Ju]y 
0-1.  ISdo.  \vhen  it  -svas  mustered  out.) 

♦  John  M.  Hedrick ?D  Mar.,  65 

{Brcret  Brig^.  Gen.  13  March,  ISoo.) 

Lieuttnant  ColoneL 

6eorg<?  Fomutz 03  Mar.,  iv 

(£r«rtt  Brig.  Gen.  13  March.  Ijw.) 

Miijor. 

James  S.  Porter 04  Mar.,  65 

[Brnei  Lieut.  CoL  13  March,  l^l.^.) 

CapUiin/. 

James  M.  Keid 00  Jnlv,   t?C 

(Brera  Lieut.  Col.  13  March,  l^(v>.") 
Job  ThTH-kmonon 9  Xov.. 

{Brerr  .Uin>r  13  March,  lJtv\) 
Newton  J.  Rofers 07  Feb.,  63 

{Brerr  MaJ^^r  13  March.  ISoo.) 

Xelsou  AV.  Edwards 05  Mav, 

Edward  P.  Bve 1  N\^v.    64 

William  B.  McDowell 06  Apr..  65 

Andrew  Mitchell 11  May. 

William  Fairbnm 0*  Mav, 

"William  H.  Goodrell 10  Jmie, 

(iJ'crrt  .Uri>r  13  March,  1S65.') 
Sylvester  Kynearson 07  June, 

First  LieuUnatits. 

Elisha  W.  ElHoit.  R.  Q.  .V  - .  .09  Mar.,  63 
Henrv  C.  McAnhur 05  Mav, 

(Brtxci  M<tior  1 3  March.  1865. ) 
William  P.  ll.  Muir 7  Dec, 

{Breed  X'.ro-r  13  March.  ISiv.) 

WilUain  C.  Sr;act.r.  J.r'r 16  Dec.,   64 

Lsaiah  M.  Wckvh IJaa.,   65 

Davi  d  Kin  j- 00  A  p  r. . 

James  G.  J>hiplev 06  A  jr.. 

Charles  <iiicvok. .' OS  May, 

Michael  dlynn 1  Jnne, 

L<aac  C'-per 15  Jnne, 

Charles  M.  Smart 07  June. 


Aoiii  Xifi.?c-'i.i\:-s. 

Don  Car'.-f  Hioks 16  Dec, 

Jacob  McV.iy   1  Jan.. 

Cvms  J.  Momyer 1  Jan., 

William  W.  Williams 3  Jan.. 

William  C.  Hcr^bberger 5  Jan.. 

Robert  Lvon 00  Apr. . 

James  M'  Hoffiaacle 10  May, 

Edward  A.  Chambers 0?  Mav, 


CASrALTLEi. 

Promoted,  (5.) 

Colonel  Hugh  T.  Reid.  April  00.  1Sp3.  to  Brigadier  Oen- 
eral. 

Colonel  William  W.  Belknap,  July  30,  1S64.  to  Brigadier 
General. 

Lieut.  Colouel  William  Dewey.  AncnsT  OS.  1S60.  to  Col- 
onel iJd  regiment  Iowa  iul'anrry. 

First  Lieut.  Mortimer  A.  Higley.  ii.  Q.  M.,  Xovember  0?. 
IfoO,  TO  Capraiu  and  C.  .S^. 

First  Lient.  Hugh  G.  Broten,  August  OS,  ISoo.  to  Captain 
and  .4.  L>.  C. 

Bisig'iid^  (30.) 

Major  TTiHlam  T.  dinningham^  Jiinuary  16,  1S63. 

Captain  Llovd  D.  Simpson.  March  05.  ISoO, 

Cattr.iu  Wilson  T.  Smith,  May  03.  1S60. 

Captain  Edwin  C.  Blackmar.  June  4,  1S60, 

Captain  Paniel  B.  Clark.  June  7.  IScO, 

Captain  Richard  W.  Hutchcraft.  July  ;.  1560. 

Captain  John  J.  PanieUn.  September  13.  1S60. 

Captain  Jd'VtS  O.  Day.  September  13,  ISoO. 

Captain  J.unes  A.  Seevers,  November  07.  1S60. 

Captain  Josiah  W.  Kittle.  November  07.  1S60. 

Captain  John  P.  Cr.;.y.  December  05.  Ifi50. 

Captain  Adolphh.^  G.  Srudcr.  January  1  j.  1563. 

Captain  Ciregg  A.  Madison,  January  15.  15iy. 

C.'. ?■;''>"  Jniliam  M.  5.v.i'i,«v'».  March  30.  1563, 

Captain  Romuln*  L.  Hanks,  (Brevet  Mijor  March   13, 

1565.'*  August  06,  1564. 
First  UenJ.  Philip  H.  Goode.  May  01,  1560. 
Firs:  Lieut.  STepbeu  W.  King.  August  31,  1560. 
First  Lieut.  Johu  D.  Shannon.  February  0,  15lv. 
First  Lieut.  John  C.  Brash.  July  13,  1564. 
I  First  Lient.  Frederick  ChristotVl.  July  16.  1564. 

Second  Lieut.  Ebenezer  E.  Herbert,  April  00,  ]5i>0. 
'  Second  Lient.  Charles  M  J.  Reynolds.  May  14,  Im'O. 

Sio.ind  Lieut.  Edwin  Davis,  May  30.  1560. 

Secv>nd  Lieut.  JViUiam  Addlemtin.  November  07,  1500. 

Second  Lieut.  /Tcis.   Tfllki'is.  December  16.  15iO. 

Second  Lient.  David  Myers.  March  30.  1S64. 

Second  Lieut.  Da\-id  Hod".  June  s!'.  1564. 

Second  Lient.  Henry  Schevers.  C'c:ober  OS.  1564. 
)  f  .Surgeou  .Samuel  B.  Davis.  March  1.  15o7>. 
i  Chaplain  William  W.  Eastbrook.  April  0.  1563. 

_V^o:r^r^l3  out  on  expiration  ofU^r:r,  of  SL-rrici.  \S.) 

Captain  Robert  H.  "Whitenact.  December  15.  15(54. 

Captain  Christian  E.  Lanstrum.  May  06.  15(\\ 

Captain  Edwr  T.  Miller,  (.Brevet  Major  March  13,  IStv'.l 

Mav  31.  1565. 
First 'Lieut.  Daniel  Embree.  December  00.  1564. 
First  Lient.  Oiforce  W.  Btiehanan.  March  07.  1m"o, 
Second  Lieut.  John  T,  Stone.  December  15.  1564. 
Second  Lieut.  John  F.  Evims,  January  4,  15'3o. 
Surireon  William   H.   Gibbon.    cHrevet    Lieut.   Colonel 

March  13, 1S65.)  December  20,  1564. 

PiscJiJrsrcd.  (3.) 

C.ipT.vu  Thomas  H.  Hedrick,    (Brevet  Major  March  13, 

ISro  ^  February  5.  1565. 
First  Lient.  CVeoi^e  W.  Kirkpatrick.  May  15. 1S65. 
Second  Lieut.  Logan  Crawford,  February  19,  1^65. 


'Discharged  August  11,  1S66 


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Surgeon. 

Assistant  Surgeon, 
William  W.  Nelson,  a.w.m. 

Chaplain. 
Ensign  H.  King 27  Oct.,   64 


Died,  (9.) 

Captain  Roger  B.  KoUogg,  January  16,  1865,  of  wounds 
recuivril  in  action  nt  Pocotaligo,  S.  C. 

Firat  Liiut.  Ilufua  H.  Eldridge,  killed  iu  action  at  Corinth, 
MiHH.,  Octobers,  18G2. 

Second  Lieut.  Jesse  B.  Pennimnn,  killed  in  action  at  Pitta- 
burg  Landing,  Tenu.,  April  6,  iB62. 

Socoud  Lieut.  Robert  W.  Humiltun,  killed  in  action  at 
I'ittsburg  Landing,  Tonn.,  April  6,  18(i3. 

Second  Lieut.  William  M.  Cathcart,  killed  in  action  at 
Corintli,  Miiifl.,  October  3,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  John  D.  Kinsman,  killed  in  action  at  Cor- 
intb,  MiBB,,  October  3,  1862. 

Second  l/wnt.  John  S.  Greene,  AuguHt  20, 18G3,  of  dia- 
eauH,  at  St.  LouiH,  Mo. 

Second  Lieut.  Emanuel  M.  Gobhart,  killed  in  action  be- 
fore Atlanta,  Ga.,  July  22,  1864. 

AsHistant  Surt,'i-on  Ilczukiuh  Fink,  August  15,  1864,  at 
Marietta,  Ga.,  of  woundB  received  in  action. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut.  Dudley  N.  Burwell,  July  21,  1865. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  -which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  Iohb  reported  iu  each  : 

"  PiTTSiiuno  Landing,"  kilhd,  O.  2,  E.  M.  19;  wounded,  O.  6,  E.  M.  150 ;  missing,  O.  2,  E.  M.  6- 

"C0RINTH,"/n7/crf,  O.  3,  E.  M.  7;  wounded,  V,.  M.,  31  ;  mi.f.fing,  E.  M.,  4.    "Resaca," .    "  KENE" 

SAW  Mountain,"  killed,  E.  M.,  3;  wounded,  E,  M.,  12.  "  Nicka.iack  Crf.kk,"  hi/Ind,  E.  M.,  li 
wounded,  E,  M.,  20.  "ATLANTA,"  killed,  O.  1,  E.  M.  16  ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  .53;  missing,  E.  M.,  83- 
"LovEJOY's  Station,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "Savannah,"  no  Ions.  "Pocotaligo,"  wounded, 
O.,  1.     "Bentonsville,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  2. 


IOWA    INFANTRY. 


273 


SIXTEENTH  REGIMENT. 

(TUb  regiment  was  organized  at  Duven- 
port,  Des  Moines,  Dubuque,  Burling- 
ton, Muscatine,  and  Comanctie  county, 
Iowa,  from  December  10,  1861,  to 
March  24,  1862,  to  serve  three  years. 
On  the  expiration  of  its  term  of  service 
the  original  members  (except  veterans) 
were  mustered  out,  and  the  organiza- 
tion, composed  of  veterans  and  recruits, 
retained  in  service  until  July  19,  1865, 
when  it  was  mustered  out.) 

Colonel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Joslab  T.  Herbert 1  July,   65 

Major. 
Peter  Miller,  jr 1  July,   05 

Captains. 

John  F.  Conyngham 1  Jan.,    65 

{Brmet  Major  13  JIarch,  1865.) 

John  ClausHcn 4  Jan., 

William  Ct.  Fearing 4  Jan., 

Martin  Lott 19  Jan. , 

Alfred  P.  Mcrritt 25  May, 

Charles  N.  Pierce 211  June, 

William  KiKt^ick 23  June, 

William  Stackmau 23  June, 

August  Timm 27  June, 

Martin  O'Hara 16  July, 

First  Lieutenants. 

William  Murray 4  Jan.,    65 

William  Rutf 4  Jan., 

Thomas  W.  Sumraersidea  ...  4  Jan., 

Isaac  C.  Munger 3  June, 

Jasper  A.  Fischer 3  June, 

Oliver  Anson,  Atij't 3  .June, 

John  A.  McElhany 5  June, 

Smith  Spore,  .«.  Q.  M 23  June, 

Charli's  B,  Else 23  June, 

Joseph  Lucas 23  June, 

John  T.  Davis 23  June, 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Edward  E.  Bale 19  Jan.,    65 

Surg'eon. 
Josiah  L.  Phillips 5  Oct.,    63 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
Dixon  Alexander,  a.  w.  m. 

Chaplain. 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (1.) 

Colonel  Alexander  Chambers,  £21.  ^Q.,  U.  9.,  August  11, 
1863,  to  Brigadier  General. 

Resigned,  (16.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Addison  H.  Saunders,   (Brevet  Brigadier 

General  March  13,  1865,)  April  27,  1865. 
Lieut.  Colonel  John  H.  Smith,  June  20,  1865. 
Captain  David  Stnhr,  April  18,  1863. 
Captain  Henry  D.  Williams,  April  18,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Joseph  P.  Alexandt-r,  June  6,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Henry  Myer,  June  16,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  George  E.  McCosh,  July  13,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  w.  Fracker,  R.  Q.  A?.,  July  22,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Frederick  Dettmer,  August  26,  18C4. 
Second  Lieut.  Abraham  N.  Stringer,  May  4,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Martin  D.  Madden,  September  3,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  John  Hays,  July  8,  1864. 
Seconil  Lieut.  Andrew  D.  Murphy,  May  31,  1865. 
Surgeon  Jacob  H.  Camburn,  June  3,  1862. 
AssiNtant  Surgeon  D.  C.  McNeil.  April  25,  1863. 
*  Assistant  Surgeon  Freeman  McClelland,  August  20,  1804. 

Mastered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (18.) 

Major  William  Puncll.  January  29,  186.5. 

Captain  Crandall  W.  Williams,  December  20,  1864. 

Captain  Henry  Leetddt,  Deei-mber  22,  1864. 

CaptHin  John  H.  Smith,  January  2,  1865.     (Recommis- 

hioued  as  Major  February  18,  1865.) 
Captain  Leo  Schinnncher,  January  3    1865. 
Captain  Hugh  SkilUng,  January  19,  186,5. 
Captain  Alphens  Palmer,  January  21,  1865. 
Captain  Jesse  H.  Lucas,  January  31,  1865. 
Captain  John  H.  Turner,  March  12,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Robert  Alcom,  December  22,  1861. 
First  Lieut.  Elek  Weingartner,  Fi-bruary  5,  18G5. 
First  Lieut.  William  H.  Hoyt,  March  12,  1865. 
First  Lit-ut.  Thomas  l>urcell,  Marcli  16,  186.5. 
First  Lieut.  Frederick  Wiedemann,  March  12.  1805. 
First  Lieut.  William  J.  Sawyer,  March  25,  1865. 
h'irst  Lieut.  Edward  S.  Ragsdale,  April  10,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Frederick  Hope,  jr.,  R.  Q.  M.,  June  2,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Harry  W.  Lee,  January  2,  1805. 

Discharged,  (6.) 

Captain  Marshall  C.  Fuller,  June  10,  1862. 
Captain  Edwin  M.  Newcoiub,  October  29,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Louis  Bunde,  December  31,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.   James  E.  C.  Covdl,  January  23,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Madison  R.  Laird,  May  1.5,  130.5. 
Surgeon  Frederick  Lloyd,  September  1,  1863. 

Died,  (9.) 

Captain  John  Ruehl,  killed  in  action  at  Pittsburg  Laud- 
ing, Tenn.,  April  6,  1862. 

Captain  Michael  Zettler,  April  13,1862,  of  wounds  received 
in  action  lit  Pittsburg  Landing,  Tenn. 

Captain  Josiah  Hcavncr,  January  11,  1863,  of  disease. 

First  Lieut.  Frank  N.  Doyle,  killed  in  action  at  Pittsburg 
Landing,  Teun.,  April  6,  1802. 

First  Lieut.  George  Lawrence,  Adft,  killed  in  action 
luka.  Miss.,  September  19,  1862. 


18  g 


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IOWA   INFANTRY. 


First  Lieut.  John  A.  Hines,  August  20,  1863,  of  dieesae. 
Second  Lieut.  William  C.  Wilson,  IVIay  23,1862,  of  disease. 
Second  Lieut.  George  H.  Holcomb,  killed  in  action  before 

Atlanta,  Ga.,  July  21,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Samuel  Duffin,  August  2,  1864,  of  wounds 

received  in  action  at  Kenesaw  Mountain,  Ga. 

Missing,  (1.) 
Assistant  Surgeon  E.  Proctor  Pierce,  since  July  18, 1862. 

Dismissed,  (2.) 

Captain  Edward  S.  Frazer,  November  19, 1862. 
First  Lieut.  Thomas  A.  Burke,  August  26, 1864. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 

"Pittsburg  Landing,"  killed,  O.  2,  E.  M.  15;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  88;  missing,  E.  M.,  8. 
"I0KA,"  (Sept.  16,  1862,)  no  loss.  "Iuka,"  (Sept.  19,  1862,)  killed,  O.  1,  E.  M.  14 ;  wounded,  O.  2, 
E.M.31;  missing,  E.M.,1].     "CORINTH,"  wounded,  0.  1,  E.  M.  6;  missing,  O.  1,  E.  M.  2.     "Wa- 

TERFORD,"  no  loss.    "VicKSDURG,"  no  loss.     " Big  Black  River,"  no  loss.    "Resaca," . 

"Big  Shantt,"  no  los.s.  "Kenesaw  Mountain,"  killed,  E.  M.,  8;  wounded,  O.  2,  E.  M.  15. 
' '  NICKA JACK  Creek,"  killed,  E.  M. ,  1 ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  7.  ' '  ATLANTA, "  killed,  0. 1,  E.  M.  8  ;  wounded, 
E.  M.,  24  ;  missing,  0. 13,  E.  M.  233.  "SNAKE  CREEK  Gap,"  no  loss.  "Savannah,"  killed,  E.  M., 
1 .    "  Raleigh,  ' ' . 


IOWA    INFANTRY. 


275 


SEVENTEENTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Keokuk, 
Iowa,  from  March  21  to  April  16,  1862, 
to  serve  three  years.  On  the  expira- 
tion of  its  term  of  service  the  original 
members  (except  veterans)  were  mus- 
tered out,  and  the  organization,  com- 
posed of  veterans  and  recruits,  retained 
in  service  until  July  25,  1865,  when  it 
was  muster-jd  out.) 

Colonel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Samson  M.  Archer 3  June,  63 

Major. 
William  Homer 8  July,  65 

Captains. 

'Charles  P.  Johnson 12  Feb.,  63 

George  W.  Deal 1  Mar.,   64 

W.  Fletch  Johnson 8  July,    65 

Evan  E.  Sweamgin 8  July, 

Charles  W.  Woodrow 8  July, 

William  D.  Hudson 9  July, 

First  Lieutenants. 

David  N.  Gorgaa,  R.  Q.  M.  ..12  Feb.,  63 

Harry  M.  Kenderdine 5  Sept. , 

AmonPark 1  Sept.,  64 

Second  Lieutenants. 


Surgeon. 
Christopher  C.  Biser 11  July,   65 

Assistant  Surgeons. 


Chaplain. 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (39.) 

Colonel  John  W.  Rankin,  September  3,  1862. 

Colonel  David  B.  Hilli-i,  (Brevet  Brigadier  General  March 
13,  1865,)  May  30, 1863. 

Colonel  Clark  R.  Wever,  (Brevet  Brigadier  General  Feb- 
ruary 9,  1865,)  June  3,  1865. 

Major  Samuel  M.  Wise,  January  22,  1863. 

t  Major  John  F.  Walden,  April  11,  1864. 

Captain  Henry  N.  Moore,  June  26,  1862. 

Captain  William  Edwards,  November  19,  1862. 

Captain  William  H.  Hoxie,  November  25,  1862. 

Captain  John  L.  Young,  January  20,  J863. 

Captain  Alphonso  A.  Rice,  February  28,  1863. 

Captain  David  A.  Craig,  August  7,  1863. 

Captain  Addison  A.  Stuart,  February  10,  1864. 

Captain  Littleton  W.  Huston,  September  20,  1864. 

First  Lieut,  Abraham  H.  Barnes,  June  21,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  South  Guthrie.  Adj't,  July  13,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Henry  M.  Griffith,  September  29,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  He-iry  D.  Nuse,  November  29,  1862. 

First  Lieut,  Jesse  B.  Garret,  January  20,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Andrew  J.  Baker,  January  20,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Edwin  J.  Aldrich,/2.  Q.  M.,  January  20, 1863. 

First  Lieut.  Robert  S.  Morris,  April  18,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  WUliam  S.  Burke,  April  19,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Amaziah  Hull,  June  2,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  William  Keach,  June  10,  1863. 

First  Lieut,  David  G.  Scroggs,  July  22,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Monroe  Millar,  July  27,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  William  J.  McCormick,  January  29,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  John  H.  Tammen,  July  1 1,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Fletcher  Woolsey,  Adj't,  October  15,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Samuel  T.  Rees,  June  20,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Samuel  Pickard,  July  3,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Phineas  Inskeep.  July  3,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Lorenzo  H.  Sales,  September  2,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  John  A.  Spielman,  July  18,  1863. 

Surgeon  Jacob  H.  Ealy,  May  29,  1865. 

Assistant  Surgeon  William  D.  Barclay,  October  23,  1862. 

Assistant  Surgeon  B.  J.  McGorrisk,  November  17,  1862. 

Assistant  Surgeon  Willard  P.  Coleman,  February  10, 1864. 
Chaplain  William  H.  Wilson,  May  14,  1864. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (6.) 

Captain  Thomas  Ping,  April  4,  1865. 
Captain  John  H.  Browne,  April  15,  1865. 
Captain  James  W.  Craig,  April  15,  1865. 
Captain  John  C.  Snodgrass,  May  2,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Amon  Steever,  May  2,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Daniel  W.  Tower,  May  5,  1865. 

Discharged,  (4.) 
:  Captain  John  F.  Skelton,  February  25,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Alexander  M.  Charters,  March  12,  1865. 
First  Lieut,  Theodore  Tomson,  April  4,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Milton  L.  Godley,  March  12,  1865. 

Died,  (6.) 
Captain  Henry  Newton,  June  24,  J  863,  of  wounds  received 

in  action  at  Vicksburg,  Miss. 
Captain  Luther  F.  McNeal,  December  19,  1863,  of  woundS 

received  in  action  at  Chattanooga,  Tenn. 


*  Discharged  August  28,  1867.  t  Appointed  Major  and  Additional  Paymaster. 

{  Appointed  Captain  and  C.  S. 


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Captain  Sylvanus  E.  Hicks,  drowned  while  making  hi8 

escape  from  the  enemy  October  21,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  O.  H.  P.  Smith,  killed  in  action  at  Inka 

Miss.,  September  19,  1862. 
Second  Lieut,   Martin  Stapleton,  December  1,  1862,  at 

Keokuk,  Iowa. 
Second  Lieut.  John  Inskeep,  killed  in  action  at  Jackson 

MiBS.,  May  14,  1863. 

Dismissed,  (2.; 

Second  Lieut.  George  S.  Patterson,  April  17,  1863. 
Surgeon  Nathan  Udell,  July  30, 1862. 


List  of  battles,  itc,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each: 

"IVKA,"  killed,  0.  I, 'E.U.  3;  woundid,  0.  2,  E.  M.  29;  viissingr,  E.  i,!.,  4.     "  COKliiTa,"  killed, 

E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,  6;  missing,  E.  M.,  2.     "Jackson,"  hilled.  O.  1,  E.  M.  15;  wounded,  0. 

2,  E.  M.  37;   missing,  O.  1,  E.  M.  3.     "Champio.v  Hill,"  killed,  E.  M.,  6;   wounded,  O.  2,  E.  M.  24  • 

missing, 'El,  M.,  1.      "  " "-  " ....,,.„,-.  ,,„._..-.         .    •       > 

E.  M.,  1.    "Chattanc 

hilled,  E.  M.,  2;  woui 

Mountain," .    "Atlanta," .    "Savannah," .    "Raleigh," 


f,  u.  1,  Ji;.  lu.  J.  UHAMTioN  WILL,  '  Kiiiea,  ji.  M.,  0;  wounaea,  U.  ii,  E.  M.  24  ; 
"Siege  of  VicksbuRG,"  killed,  E.  M.,  4;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  16;  missing', 
NOOGA,"  killed,  E.  M.,  11 ;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  9 ;  missing,  E.  M.,  9.  ' '  TlLTON," 
\inded,  E.  M.,  1;  missing,  O.  U,  E.  M.  353.     "Kesaca," .     "Kenesaw 


IOWA   INFANTRY. 


277 


EIGHTEENTH  REGLNIENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  in  the  State 
of  Idwa  at  large  in  August,  1862,  to 
serve  three  years.  It  was  mustered  out 
of  service  July  20,  1865.) 

Colonel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Hugh  J.  Campbell 24  Sept. ,  63 

Major. 
Joseph  K.  Morey 7  May,   64 

Captains. 

William  M.  Duncan 5  Aug.,  62 

Thomas  Blanchard 6  Aug., 

Justinian  Eay 2S  Feb.,   63 

Asbury  B.  Conaway 12  Mar., 

John  A.  Beltzer 21  July,  64 

Edwin  B.  Dean 8  Oct., 

William  C.  Rowland 24  Mar.,  65 

James  M.  Boreing 15  Apr., 

First  Lieutenants. 

Adam  Burns 6  Aug.,  62 

William  Ragan 6  Aug., 

Sidney  S.  Smith,  R.  Q,.M....  8  Aug., 

JohnF.  Landes 7  Feb.,  64 

Newton  M.  Brown 5  Dec, 

Elias  J.  Pike,  Adft 12  Dec, 

James  Kirkpatrick 24  Mar.,  65 

James  M.  Higgins 15  Apr., 

Nelson  W.  Clothier 25  May, 

William  B.  Young 23  June, 

Second  Lieutenants. 

George  W.  Builock 15  A  pr. ,  65 

Charles  M.  Condon 23  June, 

Surgeon. 


Assistant  Surgeon. 
Henry  C.  Sanford 11  Aug.,  64 

Chaplain. 
Wilson  Robb 29  Apr.,  65 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (5.) 

Colonel  John  Edwards,  November  7,  1864,  to  Brigadier 

General. 
First  Lieut.  Jordan  J.  D.  Scoles,  February  15,  1864,  to 

Captain  67th  U.  S.  C.  T. 
First  Liput.  Charles  Braeunlieh,  Adft,  February  24,  1864, 

to  Major  2d  regiment  Arkansas  infantry. 
Second  Lieut.  John  H.  Looby,  January  14,  1864,  to  First 

Lieut.  62d  U.  S.  C.  T. 
Assistant  .Surgeon  Henry  H.  Maynard,  March  16,  1864,  to 

Surgeon  2d  regiment  Arkansas  cavalry. 

Resigned,  (21.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Thomas  Z.  Cook,  July  16,  1863. 
Captain  James  Fanbenthusan,  November  18,  18G2. 
Captain  William  H.  Evans,  February  27,  1863. 
Captain  John  A.  Landis,  February  28,  1863. 
Captain  Daniel  P.  Long,  October  31,  1863. 
Captain  Jesse  C.  Rhodabeck,  January  28.  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Alexander  H.  Dnnlap,  April  15,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Galbraith  Bitzer,  October  31,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  James  H.  Creighton,  December  24,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  William  Michael,  March  28,  186-5. 
Second  Lieut.  Henry  C.  Nasler,  November  18,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Tlwmas  E.  Sargent,  November  21,  1862. 
.?econd  Lieut.  William  H.  Wood,  November  23,  1862. 
.Second  Lieut.  James  T.  Christian,  February  11,  1863. 
.Second  Lieut.  Daniel  Henshaw,  March  25,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  William  P.  Brodirick,  June  26, 1863. 
.Second  Lieut.  Benjamin  J.  Kincey,  May  11,  1865. 
Surgeon  John  H.  Allen,  JIarch  22,  1864. 
.Surgeon  Edwin  Earkup,  May  27,  1865. 
Assistant  Surgeon  James  Harvey,  June  9,  1863. 
Chaplain  David  N.  Smith,  December  13,  1802. 

Discharged,  (2.) 

Captain  William  Stonaker,  October  20,  1864. 
Captain  Chester  C.  Clover,  May  15,  1865. 


Died,  (3.) 


1863,  of  wounds 


Captain  William  R.  Blue,  January  12, 

received  in  action  at  Springfield,  Mo. 
Captain  Joseph  Van  :\Ietre,  January  14,  1863,  of  wounds 

received  in  action  at  .Springtield,  Mo. 
Captain  Gideon  P.  .Stafford,  June  5,  1863,  of  disease. 

Dismissed,  (5.) 

Captain  Oscar  H.  Case,  September  21,  1862. 
Captain  Stephen  Estle,  April  13,  1864. 
Captain  Orlo  Teed,  May  25,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Joseph  F.  Murrny.  May  30,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Samuel  A.  Wilson,  July  14,  1863. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"Springfield,"  7«7Ze<?,  E.M.,4;  wounded,  0.2,  E.M  27.     "Cross  TIMBERS,"  no  loss      ''PR'^- 

RIE  D'Asy,  no  loss.     "MOSCOW,"  no  loss.     "  POISO.V  SPRINGS,"  killed,  E.  M.,  3 ;  wounded,  E.  M,,  7  ; 

missing,  E.  M.,  47.     "JENKINS'  FERRY,"  no  loss. 


278 


IOWA    INFANTRY. 


NINETEENTH  REGIMENT. 

(Thisregiment  was  organized  at  Keokuk, 
loTva,  in  August  and  Septeujbfr,  IBtJi, 
to  serve  three  ypars.  It  was  mustered 
out  of  service  July  10,  1865.; 

Colonel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 

John  Bnice 9  May,    64 

(^Brevet  Brig.  Gen.  13  March,  1865.) 

Major. 
Harry  Jordan 11  July,  64 

Captains. 

Simeon  F.  Eoderick 21  Aug.,  62 

John  S.  Gray 1  War.,  63 

Thomas  L.  Sprott 1  June, 

Geoige  W.  Soinmerville 6  Mar.,  64 

Aloiizo  H.  I'arker. 6  Jlar., 

Charles  AV.  Huff 30  Way, 

Thomas  A.  Robb .9  Aug., 

Norvil  Powell 24  Oct., 

Arthurs.  Jordan 25  Apr.,  65 

First  Lieutenants. 

Granville  G.  Bennett,  Adj't.  .21  Aug.,  62 

James  Bennett,  R.  Q.  iV 15  Dec,    63 

Willium  "\V.  Byers 2'J  Jlay,    64 

John  S.  Eagstfale 22  May, 

Solomon  p.  Key 1  July, 

Basil  D.  Wi.wery 20  Aug., 

LeviB.  Cooklin 9  Sept., 

John  C.  Bonuell 11  Sept., 

Benjamin  F.  Mclntyre 29  Nov., 

John  E.  Roth 29  Apr.,  65 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Bazabel  F.  Wright 21  Aug.,  62 

George  Johnston 17  July,   63 

Wilham  Balliuger 30  Nov.,  64 

Surgeon. 
Lewis  M.  Sloanaker 10  July,    63 

Assista7it  Surgeon. 
Thomas  S.Bell 19  Feb.,  64 

Chaplain. 
John  D.  Sands 11  May,    64 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  ^5.) 

Captain  T.  H.  Stanton,  December  18,  1862,  to  Major  and 

Additional  Paymaster. 
Captain  William  S.  Brooke,  September  20, 1863,  to  Lieut. 

Colonel  56th  U.  S.  C.  T. 
First  Lieut.  Richard  Root,  September  1,  1863,  to  Captain 

8th  regiment  Iowa  cavalry. 
First  Lieut.  Samuel  B.  Guernsey,  September  19,  1863,  to 

Lieut.  Colonel  98th  U.  S.  C.  T. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Moses  C.  Lathrop,  October  22,  1863,  to 

Surgeon  98th  U.  S.  C.  T. 

Transferred,  (1.) 
Chaplain  Dennis  Murphy,  March  2, 1864,  to  98th  U.  S.  C.  T. 

Resigned,  (17.). 

Colonel  Benjamin  Crabb,  March  16,  1863. 

Lieut.  Colonel  Daniel  Kent,  March  9,  1864. 

Captain  Joshua  Wright,  March  12,  1863. 

Captain  Samuel  E.  Paine,  April  1,  1863. 

Captain  John  Bird,  June  6,  1863. 

Captain  T.  W.  Richmond,  August  2,  1863. 

Captain  John  M.  Woods,  March  11,  1865. 

Captain  Levi  Fisher,  June  26,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  Andrew  C.  Paj-ne,  November  18,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  William  H.  Gill,  July  7,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Harrison  Smith,  August  23,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Elmer  O.  Woodford,  September  21,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  William  Walker,  August  1,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  William  L.  Wurphy,  May  25,  1865. 

Second  Lieut.  Walter  C.  Ferguson.  Fehrnarj'  26,  1863. 

Second  Lieut.  Henry  H.  Martin,  August  12,  1863. 

Assistant  Surgeon  Venison  A.  Hurst,  February  26,  1863. 

Discharged,  (2.) 

Surgeon  Philip  Harvey,  Jlav  22,  1863. 
Assistant  Surgeon  S.  F.  Balck,  July  25, 1863. 

Died,  (8.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Samuel  McFarland,  killed  in  action  at 
Prairie  Grove,  Ark.,  December  7,  1862. 

Captain  Andrew  M.  Taylor,  November  4,  1863,  of  wounds 
reeeiveil  in  action,  at  Morganzia,  La. 

Captain  William  Adams,  August  10,  1864,  of  disease,  at 
New  Orleans,  La. 

First  Lieut.  Joseph  H.  Downing,  R.  Q.  M.,  October  19, 
1862,  of  disease,  at  Springtield,  Mo. 

First  Lieut.  Silas  Kent,  killed  in  action  at  Morganzia, 
La.,  September  29,  1863. 

Second  Lieut.  Loammi  M.  Smith,  killed  in  action  at  Prai- 
rie Grove,  Ark,  December  7,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Thomas  Johnson,  killed  in  action  at  Prairie 
Grove,  Ark.,  December  7,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  John  W.  Roberts,  killed  in  action  at  Mor- 
ganzia, La.,  September  29,  1863. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each: 
"  Prairik  Grove,  killed,  O.  3,  E.  M.  42;  icounded,  O.  5,  E.  M.  139;  missing,  0. 1,  E.  M.  2.     "  SlEGE 
OF  A'irKSBUKG,"  no  loss.     "Yazoo  City,"  no  loss.     "  Morganzia,"  lulled,  O.  2,  E.  M.  9;  wounded, 
O.  1,E.M.22;   nn'.ssf)/^,  0.1 1,  E.M.I  99.      "  PiKRCE'S  POINT,"  Aii/erf,  E.  M.,  1.      "  JIILTON,"  no  loss. 

"Good's  Landing,"  no  loss.    " Spanish  Fort, " /czWed,  E.  M. ,  3 ;  mounded,  E.  M.,  18. 


IOWA   INFANTET. 


279 


TWENTIETH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Clinton, 
Iowa,  from  Augiist  14  to  28,  1862,  to 
serve  three  years.  It  was  mustered  out 
of  service  July  8,  1865.) 

Colonel, 

William  McE.  Dye,  Wi.  ^., 

B.  a 1  Aug.,  62 

{Brevet  Brig.  Gen.  13  March,  1865.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

Joseph  B.  Leake 26  Aug.,  62 

{Brevet  Brig.  Gen.  13  March,  1865.) 

Major. 


Captains. 

Mark  L.  Thomson 15  Apr.,  62 

(Breisei  Major  13  March,  1865.) 

Edward  Coulter 28  May, 

(Brevet  Major  13  March,  186.5.) 

Charles  Altmarm 26  Aug., 

(Brevet  Major  13  March,  1865.) 

George  A.  Gray 31  Dec. , 

Joseph  C.  McCleUand 7  Feb.,   63 

Henry  B.  Doolittle 25  Mar., 

Edward  E.  Davis 27  Jan.,    65 

Charlea  E.  Squires 10  Mar. , 

Henry  W.  Chace 14  Mar., 

First  Lieutenants. 
Constant  S.  Lake,  ^rfj't 1  Aug.,  62 

{Brevet  Captain  13  March,  1865.) 
Jasper  H.  Rice,  R.  Q,.  M 1  Aug., 

{Brevet  Captain  13  March,  1865.) 

James  M.  Denison 5  Aug., 

Frederick  E.  Stark 26  Aug., 

James  W.  Carver 6  Jan.,    63 

Manson  H.  Crosby 1  Mar. , 

Robert  M.  Lytle 1  Mar., 

George  W.  Thompson 10  Mar.,  65 

John  N.  Coldren 15  Mar., 

Mendon  F.  Weller 16  Mar., 

William  A.  Scott 16  Mar., 

Second  Lieutenants. 

WilUam  M.  Johnston 28  May,    63 

*  James  O.  Stewait 31  May, 

John  W.  Moore 8  Mar.,  64 

Thomas  F.  Allen 24  May,   65 

Surgeon. 

Abram  0.  Blanding 4  Apr.,  65 

{Brevet  Lieut.  Col.  13  March,  1865.) 

Assistant  Surgeon. 

Keisey  S.  Marlin 21  Dec,  62 

Chaplain. 
Richard  Eling 15  Jan.,    65 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (23.) 

Major  William  G.  Thompson,  May  18,  1864. 

Captain  Rufus  H.  Lucore,  December  19,  1862. 

Captain  Charles  C.  Cook,  December  22,  1862. 

Captain  Sylvanus  B.  Byram,  December  29,  1862. 

Captain  Ellsworth  N.  Bates,  September  18,  1863. 

Captain  Chester  Barney,  November  21,  1864. 

Captain  Dolphus  Torrey,  January  30,  1865. 

Captain  Charles  L.  Drake,  February  8,  1865. 

Captain  Nathaniel  M.  Hubbard,  (Brevet  Major  March  13, 

1865,)  April  20,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Stephen  L.  DowB,  January  5,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Elijah  Stone,  February  5,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  WUliam  Corbett,  February  21,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Joseph  J.  HoUan,  February  21,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Alphonso  H.  BrookSi  August  19,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Wilson  Wightman,  January  19,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Lyman  L.  Whitney,  January  24,  186.5. 
Second  Lieut.  John  B.  Parcell,  September  19,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Daniel  Cavin,  March  24,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  William  E.  Earl,  August  18.  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Benjamin  P,  Jordon,  December  2,  1863. 
Surgeon  Henry  Ristine,  May  13,  1863. 
Surgeon  Harris  Howey,  Januarv  29,  1865. 
Chaplain  Uriah  Eberhart,  June"l3,  1864. 

Discharged,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  John  G.  G.  Cavendish,  December  8,  1863. 

Vied,  (3.) 

First  Lieut.  Harrison  OUver,  killed  in  action  at  Prairie 

Grove,  Ark.,  December  7,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  William  J.  Steel,  August  19,  1863,  of  disease. 
Second  Lieut.  Elias  Taylor,  October  22,  1862. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut.  George  A.  Bennett,  August  3,  1863. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each: 
"Prairie  (inovE,"  killed,  O.  1,  E.  M.  7;  wounded,  O.  5,  E.  M.  34.     "  SIEGE  OF  ViCKSBDRO,'' 

Kounded,  E.  M.,  4.     "  MorGaNZIA,"  missing,  0. 1,  E.  M.,  2.     "  MUSTANG  Island,"  no  loss.     "FORT 

Morgan,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.    -"Fort  Blakely,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  1. 

*  Discharged  October  5,  1865. 


280 


IOWA    INFANTRY. 


TWENTY-FIRST  REaiMENT. 
(This  regiment  (with  the  exception  ol' 
company  A)  was  organized  at  Dubuque, 
Iowa,  in  August,  1862.  to  serve  three 
years.  Company  A  was  organized  for 
th«?  18ih  regiment  Iowa  infantry,  at 
CliatoD,  lowu,  June  11,  1862,  to  serve 
tliree  years,  and  assigned  to  this  regi- 
ment August  2,  1862.  The  original 
members  of  company  A  were  mustered 
out  June  10,  1865,  by  reason  of  expira- 
tion of  term  of  service,  and  the  recruits 
transferred  to  company  F.  The  re- 
maining companies  were  mustered  out 
of  service  July  15,  18r,5.) 

Colonel. 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

Salue  G   Van  Anda 29  July,   63 

Major. 

Captains. 

Alexander  Voorhees 28  Jul}',   62 

David  Greaves 2'J  July, 

Jacob  Swivel 30  July, 

Elisha  Boardmiin 22  Aug., 

George  H.  Chdds 30  July,    63 

JoDn  S.  Craig 31  Aug., 

William  W.  Lyons 16  Jan.,   64 

Jarae.>  L.  N'ible 22  Mar., 

Charles  F.  Brugh 27  Feb.,   65 

First  Lieutenants. 

William  Or.innis 02  Aug.,  62 

Archibald  H.  Stuart 31  Aug.,  63 

William  H.  Lorimer 17  Sept., 

John  ,S.  Piatt,  /?.  Q.  M U  Nov., 

Andrew  V.  JlcDouald 2\.'  Nov., 

Willie  E.  Brown 22  Mar.,  64 

Loyd  E.  Spear 28  Apr., 

Abram  Treadwell 6  July, 

James  H.  Russell 2  Aug., 

George  L.  Fnhcr 1  Mar.,  65 

George  Crooke,  Adj't,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Licnteuanls. 

Gilbert  Cooley 1  Jan.,    63 

David  Di-ummond 9  June, 

George  G.  Moser 2  Dec,    64 

Surgeon. 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
Hiram  H.  Hunt 7  June,  63 

Chaplain. 
James  Hill 29  Sept.,  63 


Casualties. 


Promoted.  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  Horace  Poole,  AdJ't,  May  17, 1864,  to  Captain 
and  A.  A.  G. 

Resigned,  (28.) 

Colonel  Samuel  Merrill,  June  21,  1864. 
Major  William  D.  Crooke,  January  2.5,  1865. 
Captain  Perr}'  M.  Johnson,  March  10,  18li3. 
Captain  Willard  A.  Benton,  May  2fi,  1863. 
Captain  John  Dohon,  July  27,  1863. 
Captain  Joseph  M.  Watson,  January  18,  1864. 
rajitiiin  Jesse  JI.  Harrison,  December  28.  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  P.  Heath,  February  23,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Peter  M.  Brown,  March  10,  1863 
First  Lieut.  James  B.  Jordan,  JIarch  11,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  James  Hill,  July  25,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Samuel  F.  (.)sborn,  August  3,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Isaac  M.  Bolton,  August  3.  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Henry  Harger,  January  7,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Frank  Dale,  February"  17,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Juhu  C.  "Wallace,  June  3,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Homer  Butler,  January  1,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  John  H.  Alexander,  January  23,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Jeremiah  W.  Brown,  February  2,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Barna  W.  Phelps,  June  8,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Edward  D.  Palmer,  June  8.  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Hiram  Buel,  October  24,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Ernst  A.  Renuer,  February  7,  1865. 
Surgeon  William  A.  Hyde,  November  20,  1862. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Richard  A.  Barnes,  ^March  17,  1863. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Lucius  Benhaia,  July  11,  L863. 
Chaplain  Samuel  P.  .Sloan,  January  5,  1863. 
Chaplain  Lorenzo  BoUes,  jr.,  July  16,  1863. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (3.) 

Captain  Alfred  R.  Jones,  June  10,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  L.  Gibeant,  June  10.  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Allen  Adams,  June  10,  1865. 

Discharged,  (4.) 

Captain  Leonard  Horr,  May  27,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Charles  R.  Morse,  R.  Q.  M.,  September  25, 

1863. 
Surgeon  William  L.  Orr,  October  29,  1864. 
Surgeon  Dwight  W.  Chase,  May  26, 1865. 

Died.  (5.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Cornelius  W.  Dunlap,  killed  in  the  assault 

on  Vicksburg,  Miss.,  May  22,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Heurij  H.  Howard,  May  18,  1863,  of  wounds 

received  in  action  at  Big  Black  River,  Miss. 
First  Lieut.  William  A.  Roberts,  June  14,  1863,  of  wounds 

received  in  action  at  Vicksburg,  Miss. 
Second  Lieut.  Thompson  A.  Spottswood,  September  16, 

1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Samuel  Bates,  June  14,  1863,  at  Vicksburg, 

Miss.,  of  wounds  received  in  action. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"Beaver  Crekk,"  killed,  E.  M.,  3 ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  3 ;  missing,  E.  M.,  9.     "  Ha):tsville,"  killed, 

E.M.,3;   wuauded.E.JiiL.T.     "TORT  GlBSOS,"  killed, E.M., I ;  wounded  E  M    4-  mi^siw  E  M   4. 

"Champion  Hill,"  missing,  E.  M.,  1.    "Big  Black  River,"  killed.  E.  m'.,  9:  wounded,' O.'l, 

E.M.43.     "Siege  of  Vicksburg,"  ft^'Wed,  O.  1,E.M.19;  wounded,  0.3,E.M.53-  missing  e  M   10. 

■■  J ACKSOfi,"  killed.  E.M.,1;  wounded,  E.M.,  2;  missing,  E.M.,L    "SPANISH  FoRT,"  A-iHed,  E.M.,  I. 

"Fort  Blakely,"  no  loss. 


IOWA    INFANTRY. 


281 


TWENTY-SECOND  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  in  the  State 
of  Iowa  at  large,  in  July,  August,  and 
September,  1862,  to  serve  three  years. 
It  was  mustered  out  of  service  July 
25,  1865.) 

Colonel. 

Harvey  Graham 5  May,    64 

(Brtvel  Brig.  Gen.  25  July,  1865.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Ephraim  G.  White 19  May,   64 

Major. 
John  H.  Gearkee 19  May,   64 

Captains. 

Alfred  B.  Cree 9  Sept.,  62 

Westel  W.  Morsman 4  July,   63 

George  H.  Shockey 18  July, 

Lafayette  F.  MulliuH 11  Nov., 

Napoleon  B.  Humphrey 11  No  v. , 

Oliver  P.  Hull 1  June,  64 

Charles  T.  Hartley 19  Sept. , 

Samuel  D.  Pryce 15  Dec, 

Edward  J.  Dudley 15  Dec, 

First  Lieutenants. 

James  W.  Sterling,  R.  Q.M  ..  9  Sept.,  62 

Samuel  C.  Jones 15  May,    63 

William  H.  Needham 11  Nov. , 

Kobert  W.  Davis 15  Dec. , 

Nicholas  C.  Messenger 11  May,    04 

Joseph  R.  Chandler 31  May, 

Joseph  S.  Turn  bull 30  June, 

George  W.  Handy 13  Aug.,  64 

George  D.  Ulrich 15  Feb.,    65 

Taylor  Pierce,  Adj't 25  Apr., 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Surgeon. 
John  C.  Shrader 18  July,   64 

Assistant  Surgeons, 

Chaplain, 
Martin  Bowman 8  Jan.,   65 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (1.) 

Assistant  Surgeon  Oren  Peabody,  May  22,  1863,  to  Sur- 
geon 23d  regiment  Iowa  infantry. 

Resigned,  (27.) 

Colonel    William  M.   Stone,    (Brevet  Brigadier  General 

March  13,  1865,)  August  13,  1863. 
Major  Joseph  B.  Alherton,  June  8,  1863. 
Captain  I^aac  V.  Dennis,  January  7,  1H63. 
Captain  Hiram  C.  Humbert,  January  29,  1863. 
Captain  Robert  M.  Wilson,  April  13,  1803. 
Captain  Jamos  O.  Hawkins,  May  26,  1863. 
Captain  William  Phinney,  August  2,  1863. 
Captain  Charles  N.  Lee,  August  8,  1863. 
Captain  Adam  T.  Ault,  August  8, 1863. 
Captain  John  Remick,  October  13,  1864. 
Captain  George  W.  Clark,  March  13,  186.5. 
First  Lieut.  John  W.  Porter,  Adj't,  January  29,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Chancaj  F.  Lovelace,  R.  Q.  M.,  April  11, 1863. 
First  Lieut.  Neil  Murray,  May  27,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  James  L.  Perry,  August  11,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Joseph  E.  Griffith,  October  11,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Daniel  W.  Henderson,  February  17, 1864. 
First  Lieut.  John  Francisco,  March  4,  1864. 
First  Lii-ut.  William  J.  Schell,  February  17,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  William  G.  Haddock,  January  7, 3863. 
Second  Lieut.  William  W.  Hughes,  August  3,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  John  .Smiley,  December  3U,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Thomas  Moi-rison,  February  23,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Samuel  C.  Fugard,  September  1, 1864. 
Surgeon  William  H.  White,  January  1, 1864. 
Assistant  Surgeon  William  A.  Dinwiddle,  February  21, 

1865. 
Chaplain  Richard  B.  AUender,  July  19, 1803. 

Discharged,  (1.) 

First  Lieut.  William  M.  De  Camp,  April  26,  1865. 

Died,  (6.) 

Captain  James  Robertson,  killed  in  action  near  Vicks- 
burg,  Miss.,  May  22, 1863. 

Captain  David  J.  Davis,  killed  in  action  near  Winches- 
ter, Va.,  September  19,  1864. 

Captain  Benjamin  D.  Parks,  killed  in  action  near  Win- 
chester, Va.,  September  19, 18li4. 

Second  Lieut.  Mathew  A.  Robb,  killed  in  action  near 
Vicksburg,  Miss.,  May  22,  1863. 

.Second  Lieut.  James  A.  Boarts,  September  25,  1864,  of 
wounds  received  in  action. 

Surgeon  Alfred  B.  Lee,  April  25, 1864,  of  disease,  at  Iowa 
City,  Iowa. 


List  of  battles,  &c,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each: 
"Port  Gibson,"  ftt7Ze(i,  E.  M., 2;  wounded,  O.  i,  Y..  U.  11.  "Champion  HiLL,"  no  loss.  "Big 
Black  River,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  2.  "  Siege  of  Vicksburg,"  killed,  O.  2,  E.  .M.  37;  wounded,  O,  6, 
E.  M.  129;  missing,  O.  1,  E.  M.  23.  "Jackson,"  wof/ridcd,  E.  M.,  4.  "  Berryville,"  no  loss. 
"Winchester,"  Ajiied,  O.  2,  E.  M.9;  wounded,  O.  2,  E.  M.  57;  missing,  0.2,  E.  M.  30.  "Fisher's 
Hill,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  4.  "WOODSTOCK,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "  CEDAR  CREEK,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1  ; 
wounded,  0.  6,  E.  M.  42 ;  missing,  O.  2,  E.  M.  21. 


282 


IOWA   INFANTRY. 


TWENTY-THIRD  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Des 
Moines.  Iowa,  from  July  26  to  August 
22,  1862,  to  serve  three  years.  It  was 
mustered  out  of  service  July  26,  1865.) 

Colonel. 

Samuel  L.  Glasgow  19  May,   63 

(Brevet  Brig.  Gen.  19  Dec,  1864.) 

Lieutenant  Colo7tel. 
Charles  J.  Clark 10  June,  63 

Major. 
Leonard  B.  Houston 19  May,   63 

Captains. 

Joel  M.  Walker 15  Dec,  62 

John  J.  Van  Houten 1  July,   63 

Robert  W.  Cross 1  Sept., 

Benjamin  Jennings 8  Jan.,   64 

DevilloP.  Ballard 22  Mar., 

John  McGowen 22  Mar., 

William  M.  Liltell 5  Apr., 

Isaac  H.  Walker 17  Apr., 

Thomas  H.  Miler 7  Apr.,  65 

William  E.  Houston 18  May, 

First  Lieutenants. 

Matthew  C.  Brown 26  July,   63 

Edward  P.  Mills 31  Aug., 

John  L.  SLipley 1  Sept., 

Lyle  A.  Garrett 8  Jau.,    64 

Henry  C.  Wilson 3  Apr., 

Frank  Crathorn 10  Apr., 

John  51.  Mattox 1  June, 

Plimpton  E.  Greer,  R.  Q.  ili..l7  Sept., 

Newton  C.  Ridenour 17  Sept., 

Ebenezer  B.  Nelson,  Adft  .  ..10  Feb  ,  65 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Francis  Weitman 11  Apr.,  63 

Albert  Van  Eaton 20  Sept.,  64 

Surgeon. 
Oren  Peabody 23  May,   63 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
Timothy  J.  Caldwell 1  Mar. ,  64 

Chaplain. 
Arthur  J.  Barton 19  Sept.,  62 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (1.) 
Assistant  Surgeon  Norman  R.  Cornell,  February  12, 1864, 
to  Surgeon  40th  regiment  Iowa  infantry. 

Resigned,  (30.) 
Captain  John  C.  Lininger,  November  10,  1862. 
Captain  James  C.  Gregg,  November  25,  1862. 
Captain  James  H.  Coe,  March  4,  1863. 
Captain  James  P.  Roach,  April  10,  1863. 
Captain  Charles  G.  George,  June  15,  1863. 
Captain  Jaraes  F.  Goolman,  June  24,  1863. 
Captain  James  W.  Glasgow,  August  21,  1863. 
Captain  Frederick  J.  Woodbury,  October  21,  1863. 
Captain  Theodore  G.  Cree,  October  21, 1863. 
Captain  John  A.  T.  Hull,  November  5,  1863. 
Captain  Washington  Rawlings,  November  12,  1863. 
Captain  Hiram  Evans,  January  14,  1864. 
Captain  Robert  H.  Dewey,  July  1.5,  1864. 
Captain  William  R.  Henry,  March  17,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  N.  Sanford  Howard,  April  11,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Stephen  Waterhurij,  June  10,  lf'63. 
First  Lieut.  Newton  W.  Whitted.  July  27,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  C.  Carleton,  January  19,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Stephen  P.  O'Brien,  April  11,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  O.  Dewey,  Adft,  June  16,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  William  Merrill,  R.  Q.  M.,  June  23,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  William  Mills,  January  26,  ls63. 
Second  Lieut,  Cliauncey  A.  Williams,  March  5,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  George  F.  Ingle,  March  5,  1663. 
Second  Lieut.  George  W.  Rafif,  March  23,  1963. 
Second  Lieut.  James  B.  Ormsby,  April  10,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Aquila  Standifird,  March  27,  1864. 
Surgeon  Alvis  H.  East,  April  11,  1863. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Charles  B.  Bosbyshell,  June  5,  1863. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Smith  V.  Campbell,  July  26,  1863. 

Discharged,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut.  Charles  Hanes,  May  15,  1865. 

Died,  (7.) 
Colonel  William  Dewey,  November  30,  1862,  of  disease. 
Colonel  William  H.  Kinsman,  killed  in  action  at  Big  Black 

River,  Miss.,  May  17,  1863. 
Captain  Richard  L.  McCray,  killed  in  action  at  Big  Black 

River,  Miss.,  May  17,  1863. 
Captain  Jo/i»  C.  ZJroicn,  killed  in  action  at  Milliken's  Bend, 

La.,  June  7, 1863. 
First  Lieut.    Sylvester  G.   Beckwith,    July   5,   1863,  of 

wounds  received  in  action  at  Big  Black  River,  Miss. 
Second  Lieut.  William  H.   Downs,  killed  in  action  at 

Milliken's  Bend,  La.,  Juno  7,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  John  D.  Ewing,  July  10,  1863,  of  wounds 

received  in  action  at  Big  Black  River,  JDss. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"PiTTMAN's  Ferry,"  no  loss.  "Port  Gibson," /tiHc<  E.M.,7;  wounded,  0.1,E.M.]7;  miss- 
ing, E.  M.,  2.  "Raymond,"  no  loss.  "Champion  Hill,"  no  loss.  "Big  Bla^k  River," 
killed,  O.  2,  E.  M.  10 ;  wounded,  O.  2  E.  JI.  66.  "  Millikkn'S  BeND,"  killed,  O.  2,  E.  M.  22 ;  wounded, 
O.l.E.M.  31  ;  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  'Siege  OF  Vicksrurg,"  no  loss.  "Jackson,"  wounded,  O., I. 
"Fort  Esperanza,"  no  loss.  "Simmsport,"  !ooit«ded,  E.  M.,  1.  "Spanish  Fort,"  wounded,  E. 
M.,8. 


IOWA   INFANTRY. 


283 


TWENTY-FOURTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  in  the  State 
of  Iowa  at  large  in  July  and  August, 
1862,  to  serve  three  years.  It  was  mus- 
tered out  of  service  July  17,  1865.) 

Colonel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 

Ed.  Wright 19  Nov.,  64 

{Brevet  Brig.  Gen.  13  March,  1865.) 

Major. 
Leander  Clark 19  Nov.,  64 

Captains. 

James  W.  Martin 28  July,  62 

WiUiamW.  Smith 1  Nov., 

Abraham  R.  Knott 26  Aug.,  63 

William  T.  Rigby 1  Oct., 

Edwin  H.  Pound ...20  Dec, 

Centenary  B.  Bradahaw 1  July,   64 

Aaron  m!  Loomis 21  July, 

Charles  A.  Lucas 2  Nov., 

First  Lieutenants. 

Albert  B.  Eshleman,  R.  Q.  3/. 23  Mar.,  63 

Francis  A.  Jones 10  Sept., 

Charles  DiiTis 23  Sept., 

JaredM.  Hord 5  Nov., 

Jesse  W.  JIcMiehael 5  Nov., 

William  Kelly 25  Dec, 

Anderson  J.  Scott 25  Dec, 

Royal  S.  Williams 21  July,   64 

Jeremiah  B.  Swafford 3  Nov., 

William  T.  Holmes 16  Dec, 

William  H.  Smouse,  Adj't 16  Dec, 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Washington  W.  Edgiugton..  2  May,   64 

Anson  R.  Hodgkiss 2  May, 

Daniel  W.Ott 6  Sept., 

Surgeon. 
Henry  M.  Lyons 1  Dec,   64 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
J.  Meek  Lanning 3  Feb.,  65 

Chaplain. 


Casualties. 


Resigned.  (23.) 

Colonel  Eber  C.  Byam,  June  30, 1863. 

Captain  Stephen  W.  Rathbun,  December  26,  1862. 

Captain  Stephen  H.  Henderson,  August  22,  1863. 

Captain  James  D.  WiUiams,  December  1,  1863. 

Captain  Jacob  B.  Casebeer,  June  23,  1864. 

Captain  Seymour  J.  McKinley,  March  8,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  Asa  E.  Tubbs,  February  6,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  James  W.  Strong,  April  4,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Thomas  Green,  June  10,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Charles  L.  Byam,  Adft,  July  32,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Richard  McNary,  July  27, 1863. 

First  Lieut,  John  G.  Hayzlett,  July  31,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  WUliam  Lane,  July  31, 1863. 

First  Lieut.  Daniel  W.  Camp,  Adj't,  November  16, 1864. 

First  Lieut,  Christian  H.  Kurtz,  January  5,  1865. 

Second  Lieut.  John  H.  Branch,  November  8.  1862. 

Second  Lieut,  Charles  M.  Dawes,  May  5, 1863. 

Second  Lieut.  Isaac  B.  Dutton,  June  27, 1863. 

Surgeon  John  F.  Ely,  June  9, 1863. 

Surgeon  John  M.  Witberwax,  November  4, 1864. 

Chaplain  Felir  W.  Vinson,  January  31, 1863. 

Chaplain  Elias  Skinner,  June  15,  1863. 

Chaplain  George  R.  Carroll,  November  13, 1864. 

Died,  (12.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  John  Q.  Wilds,  November  18,  1864,  of 
wounds  received  in  action  at  Cedar  Creek,  Va. 

Captain  Silas  D.  Johnson,  killed  in  action  at  Champion 
Hill,  Miss.,  May  16, 1863. 

Captain  William  Carbee,  killed  in  action  at  Champion 
Hill,  Mis3.,May  16,  1863. 

Captain  Benjamin  F.  Fobes,  August  5, 1863,  of  disease,  at 
Vicksburg,  Miss. 

Captain  Jeremiah  C.  Gue,  killed  by  the  enemy  near 
Grand  Coteau,  La.,  November  2,  1863. 

Captain  Wilbur  C.  Dimmitt,  May  4,  1864,  in  rebel  prison, 
of  wounds  received  in  action  at  Sabine  Crossroads,  La. 

Captain  Benjamin  G.  Paul,  killed  by  the  enemy  near  La- 
ronia.  La.,  May  30, 1864. 

Captain  Joseph  R.  Gould,  killed  in  action  near  Winches- 
ter, Va.,  September  19, 1864. 

First  Lieut.  Luke  Baldwin,  jr.,  R.  Q.  M.,  March  1,  1863,  of 
disease. 

First  Lieut.  Chauncey  Lawrence,  killed  in  action  at  Cham- 
pion Hill,  Miss.,  May  16,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Myron  H.  Begole,  October  10,  1863,  at  Gen- 
esee, N.  Y. ,  of  disease. 

First  Lieut.  Sylvester  S.  Dillman,  September  23, 1864,  of 
wounds  received  in  action  at  Winchester,  Va. 


List  of  battles,  Sec,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each : 
"Port  Gibson."  KJoaniied.E.M.,  6.  "Champion  Hill, "  Aj7M,  O.  3,  E.  M.  41;  wounded,  O.  i' 
E.  M.  115;  missing.  E.  M.,  25.  "  SlEQE  OF  ViCKSliURG,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  5.  "  jACKSO.v."  icounded' 
E.  M.,  L  "  Gra.ni)  Coteau,"  (Cos.  H  and  K.)  killed,  O.,  L  "  Sabine  Crossroad;:,"  wounded,  O.  V 
E.  M.  9;  miising,  O.  3,  E.  Jf.  20.  "WINCHESTER,"  killed,  0. 1,  E.  M.  9 ;  wounded,  O.  5,  E.  M.  56  • 
missing,  B.M..,  3.     "Cedar  CREEK,"  ftiHed,  E.M.,  7;  wounded,  O.  6,  E.il.  39;  missing,0.2,E.U.3. 


284 


IOWA   INFANTRY. 


TWENTY-FIFTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  in  the  State 
of  Iowa  at  large  in  August  and  Sep- 
tember, 1862,  to  serve  three  years.  It 
wan  mustered  out  of  service  June  6, 
1865.) 

Colonel. 

George  A.  Stone 27  Sept. ,  62 

iBrevet  Brig.  Gen.  13  March,  1865.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
David  J.  Palmer 16  June,  63 

Major. 
John  L.  Perkins 1  Nov. ,  63 

Captains. 

John  N.  Bell 21July,   62 

Joseph  Utter 26  July, 

"William  G.  Allen 2  Aug., 

William  F.  Conrad 25  Mar.,   63 

Jacob  B.  Ritner 12  June, 

Albert  A.  Perkins 1  Nov., 

{Brevet  Major  13  March,  1865.) 

Robert  E.  Stevens 26  Apr.,  64 

William  A.  Simons 10  July, 

James  W.  Harper 16  July, 

John  A.  Young 1  Aug., 

First  Lieutenants. 

JohnW.  Shafer 29  Apr.,   63 

Samuel  L.  Steele 12  June, 

John  C.  Suiith 1  July, 

J.  Whitfield  Garner,  R.  Q.  M.  14  Oct., 

WUliam  J.  Tizzard 23  Oct., 

John  B.  Fidlar 1  Nov., 

James  M.  Tibbett 10  July,   64 

Thomas  Y.  Williams 16  July, 

Marion  B.  Anderson 1  Aug., 

Charle.s  E.  Barker 25  Aug., 

Robert  Davidson 23  Dec, 

Joseph  A.  Wightman,  Adj't..W  May,    65 

Second  Lieutenants. 

John  G.  Davison 29  Apr.,   63 

Baron  H.  Crane 12  June, 

William  P.  Miller 16  July,   64 

Surgeon. 

Charles  F.  Marsh 15  Dec,  64 

Assistant  Surgeons. 

Chaplain. 
Abraham  HoUems 1  Sept. ,  63 


Casualties. 

Promoted,  (1.) 

First  Lieut.  Samuel  W.  Snow,  Adj't,  April  8,  1865,  to 
Captain  and  A.  A.  G. 

Resigned,  (22.) 
Lieut.  Colonel  Fabian  Brydolf,  June  8,  1863. 
Captain  Hugh  Gilmore,  December  29,  1862. 
Captain  Samuel  A.  Russell,  February  13,  1863. 
Captain  John  Allison  Smith,  June  4,  1863. 
Captain  Joshua  G.  Newbold,  April  4,  1864. 
Captain  James  M.  Dick,  June  11,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Elijah  F.  Williamson,  January  21,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  John  Orr,  January  21,  1863. 
Fir.-it  Lieut.  John  Thompson,  March  13,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Thomas  Z.  Stark,  June  21,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Frederick  J.  Clark,  R.  Q.  M.,  July  22,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Brainard  D.  Harper,  August  3,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  John  P.  McGrew,  August  21,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Adoniram  J.  Withrow,  February  29,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  .Josephus  W.  Brush,  January  14,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Wesley  C.  Hobbs,  March  25,  1663. 
Second  Lieut.  Alfred  WUson,  April  2,  18G3. 
Second  Lieut.  Francis  JI.  Daugherty,  June  23,  1864. 
Surgeon  AVUliam  S.  Marsh,  February  7,  1863. 
Surgeon  Henry  M.  Farr,  September  26,  1864. 
Assistant  Surgeon  James  D.  Gray,  September  16, 1863. 
Chaplain  Thomas  E.  CorkhiU,  AprU  28,  1863. 

Discharged,  (3.) 

Captain  James  D.  Spearman,  April  22,  1864. 
Captain  Thomas  H.  Maxwell,  June  16.  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Richard  H.  Dakes,  June  18,  1864. 

Died,  (4.) 
First  Lieut.  Robert  M.  Seamans,  February  4,  1863,  of 

disease. 
First  Lieut.  S.  Kirkwood  Clark,  Adj't,  Februaiy  20,  1863, 

of  wounds  received  in  action  at  Arkansas  Post,  Ark. 
First  Lieut.  Alexander  Lee,  April  2,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  AdamKimple,  September  17,  1864,  of  wounds 

received  in  action  at  Jonesboro',  Ga. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
Major  Calvin  Taylor,  August  15,  1863. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 

"Chickasaw  Bayou  and  Chickasaw  Blvtfs,"  killed,  E.  M.,I;  wounded,  E.  M.,  7;  missing, 

E.  M.,7.     "Arkansas  Post,"  killed,  E.  M.,10;  wounded,  O.  4,  E.  M.  39  ;  missing,  E.  M.,  2.     "SIEGE 

OF  VICKSBURG,"  killed,  E.  M.,  6;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  51,  30;  missing,  E.  M.,  7.      "  JACKSOV,"  killed, 

E.  M.,  2;   wounded,  E.  M.,  2.      "CHEROKEE  STATION,"  wounded, O.  1,  E.   M.  2.     "  Tu.sCUMBIA," 

killed,  E.  M.,  1.     "CHATTANOOGA," .     "'RlSQGOX.D,"  wounded,  O.  7,  E.  M.  22.     "  Resaca," 

/t!7Ze(f,  E.  M.,  3;  tooanderf,  O.  1,  E.  M.  12.  " 'DaIA.aS,"  wounded, 'E.M..,  5.  "  Kenesaw  MOUNTAIN," 
killed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  "  ATLANTA,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1  ;  wounded,  0. 1,  E.  M.  10.  "  JONES- 
BORO'," killed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  8.  "LovEJOY's  STATION,"  killed,  E.  M.,2;  wounded, 
E.  M.,  2.  "Savannah,"  no  loss.  "Columbia,"  no  loss.  " Bentonsville, "  killed,  E.  M.,3; 
wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  12.    "Raleigh," . 


IOWA    INFANTRY. 


285 


TWENTY-SIXTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Clinton, 
Iowa,  in  August,  ]862,  to  serve  three 
yeai'B.  It  was  mustered  out  of  service 
June  6, 1665.) 

ColoneL 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
John  Lubbers 25  May,   65 

Major. 
Nathan  D.  Hubbard 25  May,   65 

Captainf. 

James  G.  Crozer 1  Apr.,  63 

John  Quin 1  July, 

William  H.Hall 15  Jan.,   64 

William  Nickel 15  Feb., 

Edward  Svendsen 1  Mar., 

William  F.  Bounds 31  Mar.,  65 

Edson  S.  Bishop 31  Mar., 

First  Lieutenants. 

Joseph  H.  Flint,  R.Q.M....  9  Sept.,  62 

Philip  MacCahill 1  July,   63 

Edward  P.  Sargent 21  Sept., 

Dennis  G.  Butterfield,  Adft.  .15  Jan.,   64 

Kobert  Cummings 15  Jan. , 

Edwin  P.  Watson 9  Sept., 

Leander  B.  Sutton 12  Sept., 

Fritz  Horn 22  Oct., 

WUliam  R.  English 17  Dec, 

Squire  B.Daniels 24  May,   65 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Herbert  D.  Sage 1  Apr.,  63 

John  Kane 7  Sept. 

Surgeon. 
Abijah  T.  Hudson 3  Sept.,  62 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
George  F.  Wetherell 3  Sept.   62 

Chaplain. 


Casualties. 


Resigned.  (29.) 

Colonel  Milo  Smith,  January  28,  1865. 

Lieut.  Colocel  Samuel  G.  Magill,  December  1, 1862. 

Major  Samuel  Clark,  December  1,  1862. 

Major  Charles  M.  Nye,  June  28, 1863. 

Captain  Sherman  R.  Williams,  December  29, 1862. 

Captain  George  W.  Johnson,  February  26, 1863. 

Captain  Joel  B.  Bishop,  February  26,  1863. 

Captain  James  H.  Heavey,  February  26,  1863. 

Captain  James  W.  Eckles,  March  9,  1863. 

Captain-Nathaniel  A.  Merrill,  April  18,  1863. 

Captain  Edwin  A.  Wemple,  June  4, 1863. 

Captain  Nelson  C.  Roe,  July  27, 1864. 

*  Captain  Joseph  D.  Fegan,  May  29,  1865. 

Captain  William  M.  Magden,  January  3,  1865. 

Captain  Alanson  D.  Gaston,  May  18,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  Asa  Franklin,  February  26, 1863. 

First  Lieut.  Alva  Wilson,  February  26, 1863. 

First  Lieut.  John  F.  GUmore,  August  8, 1863. 

First  Lieut.  Stephen  S.  Smith,  January  16, 1864. 

First  Lieut.  Enoch  P.  Byng,  November  22, 1864. 

Second  Lieut.  .Silas  Freeman,  February  4,  1863. 

Second  Lieut.  Edwin  W.  Bennett,  February  26, 1863. 

Second  Lieut.  Thomas  B.  Harrison,  March  10, 1863. 

Second  Lieut.  John  W.  Mason.  August  21, 1863. 

Second  Lieut.  Lucius  Pomeroy,  January  11,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Preben  Hansen,  August  20,  1864. 

Assistant  Surgeon  William  Mac  Quigg,  January  21, 1863. 

Chaplain  John  McLeish,  jr.,  June  11, 1863. 

Chaplain  John  Van  Antwerp,  March  5,  1864. 


Discharged,  (7.) 


1865. 


Lieut.  Colonel  Thomas  G.  Ferreby,  February  20, 

Captain  William  R.  Ward,  June  21,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Louis  Rider,  July  27,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  George  W.  Pearson,  September  11, 1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Noble  W.  Wood,  July  23, 1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Calvin  Breeden,  August  1, 1864. 

Assistant  Surgeon  Cornelius  Teal,  May  31,  1864. 

Died,  (9.) 

Captain  John  Barrett,  September  1,  1863,  of  disease,  at 
DeWitt,  Iowa. 

Captain  John  L.  Steele,  December  1,  1863,  of  wounds 
received  in  action. 

First  Lieut.  Peter  L.  Hyde,  killed  in  action  at  Arkansas 
Post,  Ark.,  January  11, 1863. 

First  Lieut,  James  S.  Patterson,  killed  in  action  at  Arkan- 
sas Post,  Ark.,  January  11,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  James  H.  Runyon,  February  22,  1863,  at  St. 
Louis,  Mo. 

First  Lieut.  George  W.    Weston,   August  18,  1863,  of 

ompfm  A 
First  Lieut.  William  W.  Shew,  August  29, 1863,  of  disease. 
First  Lieut.  Elijah  H.  Frank,  August  14, 1864,  of  wounds 

received  in  action  near  Atlanta,  Ga. 
Second  Lieut.  James  McDill,  February  12, 1863,  of  wounds 

received  in  action  at  Arkansas  Post,  Ark. 


*  Appointed  Captain  and  A.  A.  G. 


286  IOWA   INFANTRY. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each : 

"Chickasaw  Bluffs,"  no  loss.  "  Arkansas  Post,"  killed,  O.  2,  E.  M.  18;  wounded,  O.  5,  E.  M 
80.  "Siege  of  Vicksburg,"  killed,  E.  M.,  6  ;  wnundrd,  O.  1,  E.  M.  "M  ;  missing,  O.,  1.  "  BRANDON 
Station,"  no  losa.  "Chekokee  Station,"  killed,  ().,  1".  "Tuscumdia,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  1. 
"Chattanooga,"  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  3.  "Ringgold,"  lulled,  E.  W.,  3;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  9 
""Resacx," killed,  E.  M.,5;  wounded,  O.  3,  E.  M.  18.  "DALLAS,"  wounded,  E.  M.,3;  missing,'E.U., 
1.  "Kenesaw  Mountain," /«'»ed,  E.  M.,3;  wounded,  E.  M.,9.  "Chattahoochie  RivEii,"nolo88. 
"Atlanta,"  killed.  E.  M.,  2;  wou\dc.d,  O.  4,  E.  M.  9.  " JONESUORO',"  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  4. 
"Kingston,"  killed,  E.  M.,  2 ;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  1 ;  missing,  E.  M.,  7.  "  SHIP'S  Gap,"  killed,  E. 
'M..,\;  woundcd,'E.M.,l.  "Savannah,"  no  loss.  "  IIlCKOUY  HiLL,"  nologa.  "  CONOAREE  CREEK," 
noloBB.     "Bentonsville,"  Ai/^cd,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  'Ei.'iil.,^.     "Raleigh," . 


IOWA   INFANTRY. 


287 


TWENTY-SEVENTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  iu  tlie  State 
of  Iowa  at  large  in  August^  1862,  to 
servo  three  years.  It  was  muBtered  out 
of  service  Augusts,  J 865.) 

Colonel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Jed  Lake 3  Oct.,    62 

Major. 
George  W.  Howard 3  Oct.,    62 

Captains. 

Samuel  W.  Hemenway 3  Oct.,    62 

Charles  T.  Granger 3  Oct. , 

Silas  Garber 24  Aug.,  63 

Joseph  M.  Holbrook 24  Aug. , 

Otis  Whitney 24  Aug., 

Edwin  R.  Sherburn 27  Feb.,  64 

Henry  F.  Sill 12  Mar., 

T.  Allen  Olmsted 20  Sept., 

First  Lieutenants, 

Jedediah  W.  Grauger 3  Oct. ,    62 

Samuel  O.  Smith 3  Aug.,  63 

William  N.  Boynton 24  Aug., 

William  G.  Douuan 24  Aug., 

(Brevet  Major  13  March,  1865.) 

John  E.  Peck 24  Aug., 

Alexander  Bliedung 29  June,  64 

George  P.  Smith,  R.  Q.  M 21  July, 

Charles  H.  Lewis,  Adft 7  Aug., 

Gamer  C.  Williams 20  Nov. , 

George  C.  Babcock 17  June,  65 

John  E.  Butler 24  June, 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Herman  C.  Hemenway 11  Aug.,  62 

John  W.Pratt 1  July,  63 

Jacob  S.  Eisenbart 24  Aug., 

Francis  H.  Robbins 1  Nov. , 

Jesse  P.  Hatch 11  Aug.,  64 

Ch^es  Sydow 30  Aug., 

George  W.  Smyzer 30  Aug., 

Surgeon. 
John  E.  Sanborn 3  Oct.,    62 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
David  C.  Hastings 3  Oct.,    62 

Chaplain. 
Frederick  F.  Kiner 21  Jan.,   65 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (3.) 

Colonel  James  I.  Gilbert,  February  9, 1865,  to  Brigadier 
General. 

First  Lieut.  Philander  J.  Harrington,  March  9,  1864,  to 
Captain  57th  U.  S.  C.  T. 

Second  Lieut.  Aaron  M.  Wilcox,  July  11,  1864,  to  Can- 
tain  and  C.S.  ■-  '  f 

Resigned,  (19.) 

Captain  Daniel  E.  Meyer,  April  3,  1863. 

Captain  William  W.  Bickford,  April  9,  1863. 

Captain  Jacob  M.  Miller,  AprU  9,  1863. 

Captain  George  R.  Miller,  May  3,  1863. 

Captain  Joseph  D.  Noble,  January  1^3,  1864. 

Captain  Thomas  G.  Drips,  August  1,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Charles  A.  Comatock,  Adj't,  April  24,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Theodore  Groezinger,  June  2,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Solon  M.  Langworthy,  R.  Q.  M.,  December 

28,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  John  Andereck,  April  26,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Albert  C.  Rupe,  June  16,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  James  A.  Poor,  July  7,  1865. 
Second  Lieut  Samuel  M.  Elliott,  March  3,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Samuel  Benjamin,  March  6,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  James  A.  Lyons,  April  25,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Edward  A.  Reiniger,  February  3,  1865. 
Second  Lieut  Dexter  H.  Hutchins,  July  24,  1865. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Albert  Boomer,  August  22.  1864. 
Chaplain  Daniel  N.  Bordwell,  August  25,  1864. 

Discharged,  (2.) 

Captain  Charles  A.  Slocum,  February  8,  1865. 
First  Lieut  Henry  F.  Tucker,  February  8,  1865. 

Died,  (3.) 

Captain  Amos  M.  Haslip,  July  3,  1865,  of  disease. 

First  Lieut.  Frank  A.  Brush,  April  20,  1 864,  of  wounds 

received  in  action  at  Pleasant  Hill,  La. 
Second  Lieut.  William  S.  Sima,  August  5,  1865,  of  disease. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each : 

"Holly  Spiungs,"  missing,  O.  l,  E.  M.,  1.  "  Union,"  missing,  E.  M.,  4.  -'Fort  De  Russy,  " 
tantndcd,  E.  JI.,  4.  "Pleasant  Hill,"  killed,  E.  M.,  5;  wounded,  O.  3,  E.  M.  36;  missing,  O.  2, 
B.  M.  33.  "Yellow  Bayou,"  killed,  B.  M.,  3;  wounded,  E.  M.,  12.  "Ditch  Bayou,"  no  loss. 
" Tupelo," i!7W,  E.  M.,  2;  wounded,  0.1,  E.  M.  23.  "  Nashville,"  ujoujidcd,  E.  M.,  9.  "Fort 
BlaKELY,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  3. 


288 


IOWA   INFANTRY. 


TWENTY-EIGHTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  in  the  State 
of  Iowa  at  large  in  July  and  August, 
I860,  to  serve  three  years.  It  was  mus- 
tered out  of  service  July  31,  1865.) 

Colonel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Bartholomew  W.  Wilson 7  Apr.,  63 

Major. 

John  Jlej'er,  a.  to.  m. 

(Brevet  Colonel  13  March,  1865.) 

Captains. 

John  W.  Carr 29  July,   6-J 

Thomas  DilUn 5  Aug., 

Merritt  W   At  wood 20  July,    63 

Joseph  B.  Wilson 1  Sept., 

George  Phillips 12  Nov., 

Henrv  M.  Wilson 1  Jan.,    64 

Johu'W.  JIcGuire 21  Oct., 

Joseph  G.  Strong 1  Dec, 

William  J.  Huff 8  Dec, 

Theodore  Schaeffer,  a.  w.  m. 

First  Lieutenants. 

Nathan  C   Martin 5  Aug.,  62 

Charles  P.  N.  Barker 27  Jlay,    63 

Mahlou  C.  Dean 20  July, 

Robert  L.  Miles 12  Nov., 

John  C.  Summers 1  Jan.,   64 

J.  Wright  Wilson,  Adj't 1  Dec, 

Samuel  Taggart 8  Dec, 

Orange  F.  Dorrance 8  Jan.,    65 

John  H.  Davis 15  Feb., 

Charles  E.  Haverly,  a.  w.  m. 
John  D.  Colony,  a.  w.  m. 

Sccojid  Lieutenants. 

Jeremiah  R.  Zollinger 20  July,   63 

Samuel  J.  Ketchum 1  July,   64 

Surgeon. 
Wesley  A.  Daniels 5  Jan.,   65 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
Leroy  S.  Groves 22  Mar.,  65 

Chaplain. 


Casualties. 

Transferred,  (1.) 

Captain  John  A.  Staley,  January  12,  1864,  to  3d  U.  S. 
colored  heavy  artillery. 

Resigned,  (24.) 

Colonel  William  E.  Mill.-r,  March  13,  1863. 

Colonel  John  Connell,  March  17,  186.5. 

Major  Hugh  B.  Lynch,  April  14,  186.3. 

Captain  William  C.  Gaston,  January  9,  1863. 

Captain  David  Stewart,  February  6,  1863. 

Captain  Samuel  P.  Vanatta,  March  20,  1863. 

Captain  James  H.  Shutts,  June  9,  1863. 

Captain  Aaron  Wilson,  August  2,  1863. 

Captain  Daniel  A.  Shafer,  March  16,  1h64. 

First  Lieut.  James  E.  Prirchard,  Adj't,  February  6, 1863. 

First  Lieut.  James  T.  Sargent,  July  30,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Carlisle  Cassiday,  April  6,  l.-'64. 

First  Lieur.  Daniel  S.  Dean,  November  2,  1804. 

Second  Lieut.  James  R.  Kenedy,  December  26, 1862. 

Second  Lieut,  Henry  W.  Sailer,  March  20,  1803. 

Second  Lieut.  James  W.  Tilton,  May  29,  l.SOS. 

Second  Lieut.  John  P.  Driver,  November  24,  1803. 

Second  Lieut.  George  M.  Williams.  January  2,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Michael  O'Hair.  January  3,  1865. 

Surgeon  John  W.  H.  Vest,  December  3,  1864. 

Assistant  Surgeon  William  P.  Lathrop,  December  26, 1862. 

Assistant  Surgeon  David  Stewart,  May  29,  1863. 

Assistant  SurgeonEmanuel  J.  B,  Statler,  January  20, 1864. 

Chaplain  John  T.  Simmons,  February  6,  1865. 

Discharged,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  Thomas  Hughes,  R.  Q.  il/.,  June  24,  1865. 

Vied,  (9.) 

Captain  John  B.  Kerr,  January  27,  186,3,  of  disease,  at 
Helena,  Ark. 

Captain  John  H.  Thompson,  August  9, 1863,  of  disease,  at 
Salem,  Ind. 

Captain  John  E.  Palmer,  killed  in  action  at  Winchester, 
Va.,  September  19,  1864. 

Captain  Scott  Houseworth,  September  23,  1864,  of  wounds 
received  in  action  at  Winchester,  Va. 

Captain  John  W.  Riemenschneider,  killed  in  act*n  at 
Cedar  Creek,  Va.,  October  19, 1864. 

First  Lieut.  Benjamin  F.  Kirby,  killed  in  action  at  Cham- 
pion Hill,  Miss.,  Jlay  16, 1863. 

Seci>nd  Lieut.  John  J.  Legan,  killed  in  action  at  Cham- 
pion Hill,  Miss.,  May  16,  1863. 

Second  Lieut.  John  Buchanan,  June  7,  1863,  of  wounds 
received  in  action  at  Champion  Hill,  Miss. 

Second  Lieut.  Joseph  Myers,  June  8,  1863. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  Henry  H.  Weaver,  November  9, 1864. 


List  of  battles,  &c  ,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  lous  reported  in  each  : 

''PORT    GiBSOti    killed    E.   M.,    2;    2ooundod,    E.    M..   2.       "Jackson,"   -wounded.    E.   M.,   I. 

"Champion  Hill," S:^^M,0.  2,  E.  M.  20;  !rou«rf£rf,  0.1,  E.M.  53;  m!ss(H^  O  1  E  M  37    "Grand 

COT^AV."  xcounded,  E.  M.,  2.     "Sabi.ne  Crossuoads,  killed,  E.  M.,  7;  woundcd'o    i'e    M.  23; 

'S'Z"'Va'^-  r;  ^-  ^^-  ^f  „"  WINCHESTKR,"  killed,  0.  1,   E.  M.  11  ;  wou,ided.  O.  4,   E.  M.   45;  missing, 

?■  f^^n-         I^f^^^l^b.^','""^'  ^^  ^K^ '  """'"d'^'i'  E.  M.,  6.    "Cedar  Creek,"  luued,  0.  V 
E.  M.  10 ;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  71 ;  missing,  E.  M.,  14.  i  i         • 


IOWA    INFANTEY. 


289 


TWENTY-NINTH  REGIMENT. 

(TUB  regiment  was  organized  at  Camp 
Dodge,  Iowa,  December  1,  1862,  to 
serve  three  years.  It  was  mustered  out 
of  service  August  10,  1865. ) 


Colonel. 
Thomas  H.  Benton,  jr 1  Dec, 


62 


62 


{Brevet  Brig:  Gen.  15  Dec,  1864.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

Eobert  F.  Patter-^on 1  Dec, 

(Brevet  Brig:  Gen.  13  March,  1865.) 

Major. 

Joseph  Lyman 20  July,   65 

i 
Captains. 

Marquis  L.  Andrew;! 1  Dec,   62  | 

George  .S.Bacon 1  May,   63  i 

Lucius  B.  Nash 1  May, 

Andrew  Johnston 20  June,  64 

John  W.  .Stewart I  July,         j 

Hiram  Atkinson 21  Nov.,         j 

Peter  H.  Lenon i  Feb.,  65 

Craven  V.  Gardner,  a.  w.  m. 

First  Lieutenants. 

Frederick  Sommer 1  3Iay,   63 

Jo^^eph  11.  Turner 15  May, 

Eohert  R.  Kirkpatrick 26  May, 

AUen  J.  Chantrj- 14  .SL-pt., 

Isaac  M.  AVarren 1  Oct., 

John  W.  .St.-.cker 5  Mar.,  64 

John  McFarland 20  June, 

Charles  W.  Oden,  R.  Q.  M...  4  Oct., 

Greorge  B.  Murray 21  Nov., 

Daniel  M.  Hedrick 1  Dec, 

Arthemus  McClaran 8  Feb.,  65 

.Second  Lieutenanla. 

George  A.  Davies 17  Oct.,    63 

Johns.  Miller 15  Ma)-,   64 

William  F.  Evans 22  Sept., 

Charles  W.  Dake 9  Aug.,  65 

Surgeon. 
William  L.  Nicholsen 5  Sept. ,  64 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
John  H.  Rice 3  Dec,   64 


Chaplain, 
David  Worcester 


6  Mar.,  65 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (22.) 

Major  Charles  B.  Shoemaker,  January  7,  1865. 

Captain  John  P.  Williams,  February  18,  18<>3. 

Captain  James  Brooks,  April  15,  1863. 

Captain  Joseph  Dyson,  April  25,  1863. 

Captain  Edward  T.  Sheldon,  December  20,  1864. 

Captain  Bonaparte  Dale,  June  15,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  George  A.  Haynes,  June  2,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  LeTri>  M.  Deupree,  Jun^r  2,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  William  W.  Wilson,  R.  Q.M.,  Aurrn-t22, 1864. 

First  Lieut.  Daniel  0-.  Elifritz,  September  9.  1'64. 

First  Lieut.  James  Munns,  jr.,  October  22,  liihl. 

Second  Lieut.  Joseph  H.  Smith,  April  15,  1663. 

Second  Lieut.  .Amos  C.  Cooper,  April  24.  1863. 

Second  Lieut  Mercelon  E.  Black,  May  8.  1863. 

Second  Lieut.  Jacob  Fulton,  April  10,  ]  864. 

Second  Lieut.  Isaac  Damewood,  August  16,  l-fi4. 

Second  Lieut.  John  S.  EUiott,  November  9.  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Isaac  W.  Keller,  May  30,  1865. 

.Surgeon  William  S.  Grimes,  June  t.  1863. 

Surgeon  Alexander  Shaw,  Augu.-t  1,  18'i4. 

AHsi-tant  Surgeon  David  F.  Eakins,  February  25,  1864 

Chaplain  John  M.  Conrad,  June  2,  1863. 

Discharged,  IS.) 

Captain  Appier  R.  Wright,  August  15,  1862. 
Captain  Henry  Bowen,  Augri^-t  28,  1863. 
Captain  Alexander  Z.  Huggins,  December  .3,  1863. 
Captain  Frank  M.  Davui,  December  16,  1863. 
Ciiptain  Jame.s  L.  Jliicbell,  August  1.5.  1864. 
Captain  Lewis  K.  Myers,  July  6,  18C5. 
First  Lieut.  George  W.  Hedge,  January  U,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  William  V.  Huxley,  December  4,  1863. 

Died,  (2.) 

Captain  James  J.  Hafer,  Blarch  6,  1863,  of  disease. 
Captain  William  W.  Fuller,  March  14,  1863,  of  disease. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
*  First  Lieut.  Wells  C.  McCool,  February  25,  1863. 


List  of  battles,  Sec,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loi^s  reported  in  each : 
"KelES A,"  killed,  E.   M.,   7;   wounded,  E.    M.,    4.     "  TERRE  NOIR  CREEK,"  hilled,  E.    M.,    2 
wounded,  O.  3,  }i.  M.  n  ;  missing,  E.M.,i.     "lumLK  ^Us'iOVRl,"  icounded,  B.  ^L,  1.     "PraIRIE 
li'ASii.'KOunded,  E.M.,2.     "LIBERTY  POST  OFFICE,"  Aii/ec?,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded,  'E.:il.,Z.     "JEN- 
KIKS'  Ferry,"  killed,  E.  IL,  7  ;  wounded,  O.  3,  E.  M.  81 ;  missing,  0. 1,  E.  M.  31.     "  Sl'A.viSH  FOKT, 
killed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded,  0. 1,  E.  M.  15  ;  missing,  E.  M.,  4.     "  WhisLER  STATION,"  no  loss. 

*  Disability  removed  August  27,  1865. 


19  g 


290 


IOWA    INFANTRY. 


THIRTIETH  REGIMENT. 

(Thia  regiment  was  organized  in  the  State 
of  I"wa  at  large,  from  AiignBt  19  to  Sep- 
tember i.'3,  1862,  to  serve  threi->  j-ears. 
It  was  mustered  out  of  service  June 
5,  1865.) 

Colonel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
AureliuB  Roberts 27  June,  63 

Major. 
Robert  D.  Creamer 27  June,  63 

Captains. 

Joseph  Smith 1  May,    63 

James  B.  Gallagher 3  July, 

Edwin  B.  Kerr 1  Aug., 

-William  L.  Alexander 2  Dec, 

Samuel  H.  Watkins 8  Feb.,    64 

Ethan  Millikeu 11  July, 

Samuel  B.  Heizer 16  July, 

Thomas  Berry 23  Oct., 

George  W.  Elerick 17  Dec, 

Shadrach  J.  Woodson 17  Dec, 

First  Lieutenants. 

FrankCritz 2  July,   63 

John  W.  Middleton 1  Apr.,  64 

James  M.  Smith,  Adft 22  Apr., 

Charles  D.  Donaldson 22  May, 

Thomas  H.  Howell 9  June, 

James  B.  McCray 16  July, 

Lewis  B.  Keeler 14  Oct., 

James  M.  Penny 1  Nov. , 

Hensou  H.  Cross 17  Dec, 

Charles  F.  Rifley 4  Jan.,   65 

John  C.  Lockwood,  R.  Q.  M.,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
George  A.  Miller 15  May,   63 

Surgeon. 
Samuel  C.  Rogers 3  June,  65 

Assistant  Surgeons. 

Chaplain. 
Thomas  W.Hyde 17Dec,  64 


Casoalties. 


Promoted,  (1.) 

First  Lieut.  James  H.   Clendening, 
Lieut.  Colonel  68th  U.  S.  C.  T. 


March  31,  1864,  to 


Resigned,,  (31.; 

Major  Lawrence  De«ey,  March  12,  1863. 

Captain  Henry  Mingee,  December  29,  1662. 

Captain  Charles  J.  Jlaginnis,  February  3,  1863. 

Captain  William  T.  Burgess,  March  17,  1803. 

Captain  John  B.  Drayer,  March  17,  186.3. 

Cajitain  Charles  Clarke,  April  1,  1863. 

Captain  Samuel  D.  Cook,  April  2,  1863. 

Captain  RufusGooduougb,  April  9,  186.3. 

Captain  Uley  Burk,  September  15, 1863. 

Captain  Hugh  L.  Creighton,  June  14,  1864. 

Captain  Henderson  C.  Hall,  July  21,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  John  P.  Matthews,  March  2,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  David  D.  Leach,  March  2,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  James  P.  Newell,  March  20,  IStlS. 

First  Lieut.  Nestor  A.  J.  Young,  June  4,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Edwin  Reiner,  Adjl,  June  10,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Edward  B.  Heaton,  August  3,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  M.  Wilbert  Parker,  January  29, 1864. 

First  Lieut.  Simpson  J.  Chestir,  March  30, 1864. 

First  Lieut.  Jacob  C.  Fry,  April  25, 1864. 

First  Lieut.  William  M.  Stimi)BOu,  May  24, 1864. 

First  Lieut.  Edwin  M.  Dean,  September  17,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Isaac  S.  Drummond,  December  29, 1862, 

Second  Lieut.  Henry  Montgomery,  May  27,  1863. . 

Second  Lieut.  Ezra  G.  Claik,  November  27, 1864. 

Surgeon  John  W.  Bond,  March  20, 186:3. 

Surgeon  David  B.  Allen,  February  25, 1864. 

Surgeon  Nathan  L.  Price,  May  8,  1865. 

Assistant  Surgeon  Peter  Walker,  December  26, 1862. 

Assistant  Surgeon  Charles  G.  Le"'is,  January  30, 1863. 

Chaplain  John  Burgess,  January  29, 1863. 

Discharged,  (1.) 
Captain  William  Dixon,  October  17, 1864. 

Died,  (11.) 

Colonel  Charles  H.  Abbott,  killed  in  action  at  Vicksburg, 
Miss.,  May  22, 1863. 

Colonel  William  M.  G.  Torrence,  killed  in  action  at  Chero- 
kee Stntion,  Ala.,  October  21, 1863. 

Captain  William  U.  Randall,  killed  in  action  at  Cher  'kee 
Station,  Ala.,  October  21,  1863. 

Captain  Mathew  Clark,  December  2, 1863,  of  wounds  re- 
ef ived  in  action  at  Cherokee  Station,  Ala. 

Captain  John  E.  Ford,  April  2, 1864,  of  disease,  at  Win- 
terset,  Iowa. 

Captain  Alvin  S.  Taylor,  June  7,  1864,  at  Resaea,  Ga., 
of  wounds  received  in  action. 

Captain  Philip  H.  Bence,  killed  at  his  home  in  Davis 
county,  Iowa,  by  guerillas,  October  13, 1864. 

First  Lieut.  David  Letner,  May  29,  1863,  of  wounds  re- 
ceived in  action  at  Vicksburg,  Miss. 

First  Lieut.  Adbell  C.  Truitt,  December  13,  1863,  of  dis- 
ease, at  Bridgeport,  Ala. 

First  Lieut.  Thomas  J.  Stoner,  killed  in  action  at  Atlanta, 
Ga.,  August  14,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  James  P.  Milliken,  May  23, 1863,  of  wounds 
received  in  action  at  Vicksburg,  Miss. 


'■Discharged. July  29,  1865. 


IOWA   INFANTRY.  291 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"Chickasaw  Bluff,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  4.     "Arkansas  Post,"  kilkd,  E.  JI.,  5;  wounded,  O.  4, 

E.  M.  35.     "  Siege  of  Vicksburg,"  kilkd,  0. 1,  E.  M.  12  ;  wounded,  O.  2,  E.  M.  35 ;  missing,  E.  M.,  3. 

"BRANDON,"  no  loss.      "Cherokee  Station',"  killed,  O.  2,   E.  M.  3;  wounded,  0.5,  E.  M.  17; 

missing,  E.  M.,  1.     "  Chattanooga,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1  ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  4.     "Ri.nggold,"  killed,  E. 

M.,2;  wounded,  0. 1,  E.  M.  19.   "Claysville,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1.    "Eesaca,"  killed,  E.  M.,  3;  wounded, 

0.  1,  E.  M.  27.  V  Dallas,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.    "  Kenesaav  MOUNTAIN,"  killed,  E. 

M.,  2 ;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  9.    "ATLANTA,"  killed,  0. 1,  E.  M.  1 ;  wounded,  O.  2,  E.  M.  16.     "  JOSES- 

iOliO',"  killed,^,.  M.,2;  wounded,  B.M.,  12.     "SAVANNAH," .     "  COLUMBIA,  "no  loss.     "Ben- 

TONSVILLE,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  2.     "Ealeigh," . 


292 


IOWA    INPANTEY. 


THIKTY-FIRST  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Daven- 
port, Iowa,  October  13,  1SB2,  to  Berve 
three  years.  It  was  mustered  out  of 
service  June  27,  1865.) 

Colonel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Jeremiah  W.  Jenkins 13  Oct.,    G2 

Major. 
Theodore  Slimming 1  Jlay,    63 

Captains. 

.Sewall  S.  Farwell 13  Oct.,    6-2 

AdamOvbt-rt   1  May,    63 

C4e(.rKe  D.  Hilton 1  May, 

Joseph  H.  Evans 1  May, 

Augustus  W.  Bockins J  7  June,  64 

Adelbert  M.   PhilUps 12  July, 

Jer.uiiah  S.  Alexander 2!i  July, 

Rolj.'rt  J.  JIcQuilkin 16  Dec, 

Levi  W.  Heniug 9  Jan.,    65 

Henry  E.  Williams 23  Jan., 

First  Lieutenants. 

Richard  McDaniel 1  May,    63 

John  W.  Oilman,  R.  Q.iM...  5  Oct., 

David  Rorick 5  Oct., 

John  II.  Harvey 1  Nov., 

Thomas  0.  Bird 1  Nov., 

Miiliiirl  JIalouey 17  June,  64 

Andrew  J.  McPeak 22  Oct., 

Francis  H.  Lacey    16  Dec, 

Thomas  O.  Salisbury 24  Jan.,    65 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Simon  K.  Landon 1  May,    63 

John  ,S.  Dunham 7  June, 

Surgeon. 
Horace  H.  Gates 15  June,  65 

Assistant  Surffcons. 


Chaplain . 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (27.) 

Major  Ezekiel  Cutler,  Jlarch  20,  186.3. 

Captain  Chaunccy  J.  Maynard,  January  30,  1863. 

Captain  Jeremiah  C.  Austin,  January  30,  1863. 

Captain  Edwin  B.  Alderman,  February  13,  1863. 

Captain  William  Vosburgh,  February  21, 1863. 

Captain  Johnson  G.  Thompson,  May  14, 1864. 

Captain  G'-orpi'  W.  Dearth,  September  20,  1864. 

Captain  Jlilo  P,  Smith,  September  27, 1864. 

First  Lieut,  Dyer  Ushi-r,  December  29,  1662. 

First  Lieut.  Francis  M.  Thompson,  February  18, 1863. 

First  Lieut.  Edmund  T.  Mellett,  March  17,  1863. 

First  Lieut,  Albert  J.  Twogood,  i?.  Q.  M.,  ]\I;irch  19, 1863. 

First  Lieut.  Levi  H.  Mason,  R.  Q.  M..  July  10,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Edwin  C.  Blackmar,  Adj't,  July  13,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  .Tusejih  T.  Hedinger,  July  15,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Edward  H.  Handy,  August  13, 1863. 

First  Lieut.  Joseph  C.  Carr,  Adft,  April  12,  18li4. 

First  Lieut.  Andrew  G.  Henderson,  September  22, 1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Henry  B.  Webster,  December  211, 1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Hannibal  C.  Freeman,  Dici'niber  29, 1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Thomas  B.  Hazen,  January  .30, 1863. 

Second  Lieut.  Deivitt  C.  Riggs,  July  15,  iS6.3. 

Second  Lieut.  Leonard  K.  Bell,  March  30, 1864. 

Assistant  Surgeon  Christopher  I.  Dawson,  April  28, 1863. 

Assistant  Surgeon  Lucius  French,  June  8, 1863. 

Assistant  Suigeon  Elisha  T.  Taylor,  March  3,  1864. 

Chaplain  Daniel  S.  Starr,  March  4, 1863. 

Discharged,  (8.) 

Colonel  William  Smyth,  December  15, 1864. 
Captain  John  Downing,  April  2, 1864. 
Captain  Robert  P.  Speer,  September  17, 1864. 
First  Lieut.  Edward  Townsend,  June  8. 18ri3. 
Fir^t  Lieut.  Franklin  A)nog,  February  2, 186.5. 
First  Lieut,  JIuore  Briggs,  Adj't,  May".30,  186.5. 
Second  Lieut.  James  G.  Dawson,  January  11, 1864. 
Surgeon  Garretson  L.  Carhart,  December  27, 1864. 

Died,  (3.) 

Captain  John  Cook,  November  22,  1862,  of  disease,  near 
Helena,  Ark. 

First  Lieut.  Robert  Anderson,  May  22,  1863,  of  wounds, 
near  Vick.sburg,  Miss. 

Second  Lieut.  Daniel  N.  Monroe,  October  4,  1863,  of  dis- 
ease, at  Corimh,  Miss. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
Captain  Robert  Stinson,  June  13,  1864. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 

"  Arkansas  Post,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  4.     "Siege  of  ViCKSuuno,"  Icilled,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded,0.  4, 

E.  M.  11.    "Cherokee  Statio.n,"  no  loss.    "Tuscombia,"  noloss.    "  Chattanooga," /£(7^cd,  B.M., 

3;  ?oo«//(?fi-?,  E.  M.,  11.  "  Ringgold,"  ?co!/i!rfcrf,  E.  M.,  2.  "RESACA,"?row«rf(;d, E.  M.,6.  "Dallas," 

7Doinided,  E.  M.,  3;  missing,  E.  M.,  5.     "Kenesaw  MOUNTAIN,"  wonnded,  E.  M.,  5.     "ATLANTA," 

killed,  E.  JI.,  1 ;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  3;  missing,  E.  M.,  1.    "  SAVANNAH," .    "BENTONSVILLE," 

icou/ided,  E.  M.,  3.     "Raleigh," . 


IOWA    INFANTRY. 


293 


THIRTY-SECOND  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  in  the  State 
of  Iowa  at  large  October  6,  1862,  to 
serve  three  years.  It  was  mustered 
out  of  service  August  24,  1865.) 

Colonel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Gustavus  A.  Eberhart 25  May,   64 

Major. 

JoDathan  Hutchinijon 25  May,   64 

(Brevet  Lieut.  Colonel  26  March,  1865.) 

Captains. 

John  R.  Jones 6  Oct.,    62 

Charles  A.  L.  Roszell 6  Oct., 

Rufus  S.  Benson 30  July,    63 

Gideon  Wheeler 11  Jan.,    64 

Alexander  Dowd 25  May, 

Henry  C.  Raymond 1  Sept., 

Harvey  X.  Brockway 2  Sept., 

First  Lieutenants. 

Alonzo  Converse 6  Oct.,    62 

Charles  A.  Bannon 6  Oct., 

George  Child 11  Jan.,   64 

JohnH.  Ford 25  May, 

James  H.  Hall 1  July, 

Henry  Keerl 22  July, 

Morrison  Bailey,  R.  Q.  M 2  Sept., 

Benjamin  F.  Thomas 2  Sept., 

Ezekiel  Kilgore 2  Dec, 

Ambrose  Booth 5  Dec, 

William  L.  Carpenter,  Adft. 27  Dec, 
Robert  J.  Shannon 7  May,    65 

Second  Lieutenants. 

John  F.  Wright 6  Oct.,  62 

James  Lynn 5  Dec,  64 

William  A.  F alias 5  Mar.,  65 

Surgeon. 

Philander  By  am 11  Feb.,   65 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
William  L.  Huston 14  Aug.,  63 

Chaplain.  . 


The  following  is  a  list  of  the  enlisted  men 
of  this  regiment  to  whom  medals  of 
honor  have  been  awarded  by  the  Sec- 
retary of  ^Va^ : 

Private  William  May. 


Casualties. 


Promoted,   (1.) 

First  Lieut.  Thomas  C.  McCaU,  R.  Q.  M., 
to  Captain  and  A.  Q.  M. 


August  1,  1864, 


Resigned,  (11.) 


Colonel  John  Scott,  May  31,  1864. 
Captain  Lewis  H.  Cutler,  July  2,  1863. 
Captain  Lucius  E.  Campbell,  July  2,  1865. 
First  Lieut,  William  C.  Stanbery,  July  13,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  Aldrich,  Adj't,  January  13,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Orlando  A.  Lesh,  April  20,  1864. 
*  FirNt  Lieut.  Amos  S.  Collins,  October  13,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Jrj-ieph  P.  Aiiy,  April  1,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Daniel  Haine,  April  21,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Vincent  Tomlinson.  February  1, 186.5. 
Assistant  Surgeon  William  B.  Waters,  July  22,  1863. 

Discharged,  (11.) 

Captain  Joseph  Edgington,  October  15,  1864. 
Captain  Michael  Ackerman,  Ja?niary  6,  1865. 
Captain  Theodore  De  Tar,  May  15,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Allen  fireer,  February  29,  1804. 
First  Lieut.  John  Devine,  August  30,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  William  D.  Templin,  March  30,  186.5. 
Second  Lieut.  Patrick  Mclsaac,  Januaiy  19,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Samuel  W.  Griffin,  June  24,  1865. 
Surgeon  Stephen  B.  Olney,  October  6,  1864. 
A.ssiBtant  Surgeon  Jesse  Wassen,  March  7,  1863. 
Chaplain  Joseph  Cadwalader,  November  5,  If  04. 

Died,  (7.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Edward  H.  Mix,  killed  in  action  at  Pleasant 
Hill,  La.,  April  9,  1864. 

Captain  James  B.  Reeve,  June  24,  1863,  of  disease. 

Captain  Amos  B.  Miller,  April  12,  1864,  of  wonuds  re- 
ceived in  action.  * 

Captain  Hubert  T.  Peebles,  April  25,  1864,  of  wounds 
received  in  action. 

First  Lieut.  Charles  H.  Huntley.  Adj't,  killed  in  action  at 
Pleasant  Hill,  La.,  April  9,  1804. 

First  Lieut.  Thomas  O.  Howard,  April  13,  1864,  of 
wounds  received  in  action. 

Second  Lieut.  Chauncey  S.  Lane,  December  15,  1862,  of 
disease. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
Chaplain  Lorenzo  S.  Coffin,  July  6,  1863. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each: 
"Cape  Girardeau,"  no  loss.  "West  Poi.st,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1;  woAnded,  E.  M.,  5.  "Bayou 
Metoe,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,  2.  "Island  No.  Ten,"  (Co.  H.)  no  loss.  "  New  Mad- 
rid Bend,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1.  "Meridian,"  no  loss.  "Canton,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1.  "Fort  de 
RussY,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "Pleasant  Hill,"  killed,  0.  2,  E.  M.  33;  wounded, 
O.  7,  E.  M.  110;  missing,  O.  1,  E.  M.  55.  "  Ale.xandria,'  no  loss.  "MaNSURa,"  no  loss. 
'Yellow  Bayou,"  killed,  E.  M.,  3;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  2.  "Fish  Bayou,"  no  loss. 
"  Lake  CnrcOT,"  killed,  E.  M.,  4  ;  wounded,  E.  M. ,  1  -.  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  "  TuPRLO,"  wounded.  E. 
M.,  2.  "N.tjHVILLE,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  O.  1,  B.  M.  4.  "FORT  BLAKELY,"  loounded, 
E.  M.,  1. 

*  Appointed  Second  Lieut,  in  V.  R.  C. 


294 


IOWA    INFANTRY. 


THIRTY-THIRD  REGIMENT. 

fThis  regimeut.  was  organized  in  the  Staio 
of  low.a  at  lai'LTH  in  July,  August,  and 
September.  ISlii!,  to  serve  three  years. 
It  waB  mustered  out  of  service  July  17, 
1865.) 

Colonel. 
Cyras  H.  Mackey 02  Apr.,  64 

Licidcnant  Colonel. 
JohnLofland 23  Apr.,   64 

Major. 
Cyrus  B.  Boydtton 29  June,  64 

Captains. 

Cheney  Pronty 20  May,    63 

John  Bell 23  May, 

William  H.  (jfire 1  J:iu.,    64 

Riley  Jessup 24  .May, 

William  S.  Parmley 7  June, 

Samuel  S.  P'-irce 21  July, 

George  K.  Leilyard 21  Jul}', 

Levi  Carrotherg ..21  July, 

William  .A.,  Kankin ,...ltl  Sept., 

.Joshua  B.  Wells 7  Jan.,    Giy 

First  Lieutenants. 

Tbeodrick  L.  Seevers 20  :May,    63 

Frederick  S;mohpz-tereso 10  July, 

Wilson  De  Garmo 1  Jan.,    64 

Eugene  W.  Rice,  R.  Q.  jV.  ..10  Apr., 

Joseph  J.  Hartev 7  June, 

Charles  It.  Sharman,  Adj't  ..21  July, 

Jamea  M.  C'oi.pcr 21  July, 

C»scar  L.  J.'nes 21  July, 

James  Loughri'Ige 16  S'-pt., 

Henry  C.  Leigh  tun 23  Dec, 

Oliver  J.  Kiudig • 7  Jan.,    65 

Lewis  P.  Cory 10  Feb., 

Second  Lieutenants. 

David  O.  Holland 23  Apr.,  64 

Abijah  ^V.  Bishop 11  Dec, 

Ames  lliatt.- 23  Dec, 

Norman  R.  Hook 7  Jan. ,    65 

John  S.  Morgan 21  Feb., 

Surgeon. 
John  Y.  HopkiDS 29  July,   64 

Assistant  Surgeons. 


Chaplain. 
Francis  M.  Slus.ser 3  Aug.,  64 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (4.) 

Colonel  Samuel  A.  Rice,  B.  a.,  August  4, 1863,  to  Briga- 
dier General. 

Captain  Lawrislon  W.  Whipple,  June  19,  1864,  to  Lieut, 
Colonel  113th  U.  S.  C.  T. 

First  Lieut.  John  F.  Lacey,  August  15,  1864,  to  Captain 
and  A.  A.  G. 

First  Lieut.  Frederick  F.  Burlock,  Arlft,  December  30, 
1664,  to  Captain  4th  regiment  Arkansas  cavalry. 

Resigned,  (25.) 

Major  Hiram  D.  Gib.son,  E.  3.,  April  22,  1864. 

Captain  Thornton  Mclutosh,  March  3,  1863. 

Captain  Jolin  P.  Walker,  April  2,  1863. 

Captain  Johu  Dillon,  July  26,  1863. 

Captain  John  P.  Yerger,  May  10,  1864. 

Captain  John  M.  Baugh,  August  16,  11^64, 

Captaiu  Andrew  J.  Coinstock,  December  7,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  George  Gilchrist,  March  3,  18G3. 

First  Lieut.  Joseph  H.  Shawhan,  March  13,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  John  Henderson,  March  2.!!,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Robert  F.  Burden,  April  8,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Joseph  L.  Smith,  April  8,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Am^M-sou  Davis,  April  24,  1863. 

Fiihl  Lieut.  John  Reichard,  July  26.  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Henry  B.  Myers,  R.  Q.  M. ,  March  16,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Joseph  M.  Clark,  March  28,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Denny  ^L  Gunn,  October  24,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  John  C.  Khjn,  February  2,  1S63. 

Second  Lieut,  Erastus  K.  Woodruff,  March  3,  1863. 

Si.-coud  Lieut.  Cyrus  H.  Talbott,  June  2,  1863. 

Second  Lieut.  Samuel  L.  Strong,  May  20,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Johu  A.  Breckinridge,  May  27,  1864. 

Surgeon  Arad  Paries,  June  11,  1864. 

Assistant  Surgeon  William  Scott,  December  24,  1864. 

Chaplain  Robert  A.  McAyeal,  July  24,  1863. 

Discharged,  (3.) 

Captain  Memorial  W.  Forrest,  March  13,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Lycurgus  McCoy,  March  13,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  William  J.  Gaston,  October  26,  1863. 

Died,  (2.) 

Captain  Pari.;  T.  Totfeu*,  May  20,  1864,  of  wounds  re- 
ceived in  action. 

First  Lieut.  Thomas  R.  Conner,  killed  in  action  April 
30,  1864. 


Li-t  of  battles,  &c,  in  which  this  regimeut  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"Yazoo  Pas.s,"  missjw^,  E.  M.,  6.     "  Helena," /«Med,  E.  M.,  17;  wounded,  E.  M.,  52;  missing' 
E.  M.,   18.     "PUAIKIK  D'Akn,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.     '•  OkUTir.fi,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.     "MARK'S 
MILL.'!,"  missing,  E.  M.,  2.      "JENKINS'  Feuuy,"  hilled,  O.  1,  E.  M.  7;  wounded,  O.  4,  E.  M.  69; 
missing,  E.  M.,  7.     "SPANISH  FORT,"  wounded,  O.  2,  E.  M.  9. 


IOWA    INPANTET. 


295 


THIRTY-FOURTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Burling- 
ton, Iowa,  October  15,  1862,  to  serve 
three  years.  It  was  consolidated  into 
a  battalion  of  five  companies  Novem- 
ber 26,  1864.  Five  more  companies 
■were  added  January  1,  186.5,  by  tbe 
consolidation  of  the  38th  regiment  Iowa 
infantry  with  this  regiment.  It  was 
mustered  out  of  service  August  15, 
1865.) 

Colonel. 

George  W.  Clark 15  Oct.,    60 

(Brevet  Brig.  Gen.  13  March,  1865.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

Waixen  S.  Dungan 15  Oct.,    62 

(Brevet  Colonel  13  March,  1865.) 

Major. 
Hiokley  F.  Beebe ]  Apr.,   64 

Captains. 

WiUiam  Boyle 15  Oct.,    62 

James  H.  B.  Harris 4  Nov., 

Charles  H.  Miller 4  Nov., 

James  S.  Clark 15  Jan.,    63 

Bertrand  Rockwell 15  Apr., 

Jonathan  R.  Waters 16  Aug., 

Ebenezer  Herring 18  Sept., 

George  R.  Humphrey 18  Sept., 

Orrin  F.  Avery 1  Apr.,  64 

Theodore  R.  Crandell 31  July, 

First  Lieutenants. 

Robert  E.  Martin. .22  Mar.,    63 

EzraCrofby 1  Sept., 

John  McAndrew - 18  Sept., 

Charles  P.  Loshe,  Adj't 23  Oct., 

Leander  M.  Bunton.- 28  Jan.,    64 

Edward  C.  Dougherty 11  May, 

Samiiel  H.  Clawson 19  June, 

Henry  A.  Maydole,   R.Q_.M.  2  Sept., 
John  Chaney,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

MosesF.  Clark 19Feb.,   65 

Ransom  G.  Arnold 19  Feb., 

Albert  S.  Ellas 19  Feb., 

Archibald  R.  Henry 19  Feb., 

B.  D.  Everingham 21  Mar., 

Edward  Easton - 21  Mar., 

Eli  W.  Carson .21  Mar., 

James  N.  Dennis 21  Mar., 

Orlando  J.  Clark 21  Mar. , 

Surgeon. 

Victor  H.  Coffman 26  Jan.,    64 

(^Brevet  Lieut.  Col.  13  March,  1865.) 

Assistant  Surgeon. 

IchabodKing 1  Jan.,    65 

Chaplain. 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (32.) 

Major  Racine  D.  Kellogg,  April  21, 1863. 
Captain  James  H.  Knox,  January  30,  1863. 
Captain  William  P.  Guthrie,  January  31, 1863. 
Captain  Stephen  B.  Low,  March  17,  1863. 
Captain  Eli  H.  Alexander,  July  9,  1863. 
Captain  Nelson  B.  Gardner,  July  5,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Elias  W.  Perry,  December  23, 1862. 
First  Lieut.  John  C.  S.  Wasson,  February  11,  186.3. 
First  Lieut.  William  Goltry,  February  16,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  John  R.  Andrews,  February  17,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Hubbard  C.  Henderson,  March  4,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Almon  S.  Gardner,  September  19,  1863. 
First  Lifut.  Thomas  J.  Lowe,  January  11,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Francis  Noleu,  January  11,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  John  O.  Coles,  January  18,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  John  D.  Sarver,  R.  Q.  M.,  February  13, 1864. 
First  Lieut.  Henry  Walton,  April  9,  186.5. 
Second  Lieut.  Thomas  G.  Milligan,  December  10,  1662. 
Second  Lieut.  Milo  L.  Doty,  February  11,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  WUliam  K.  Maxwell,  February  17,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Rowland  T.  Sloan,  March  16.  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Benjamin  F.  Jared,  April  5,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Charles  E.  Allen,  July  10,  186.3. 
Second  Lieut.  Wesley  Dunnigan,  July  28,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Jacob  .Swank,  F.ebruary  18,  l864. 
Second  Lieut.  Joseph  T.  Meek,  March  19,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Benjamin  F.  Dora,  July  16,  1865. 
Surgeon  Charles  W.  Davis,  November  25, 1863. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Henry  W.  Jay,  February  2,  1863. 
Assistant  Surgeon  John  D.  ]\IcCleary,  June  26,  1863. 
Assistant  Surgeon  John  M.  Peebles,  May  21,  1865. 
Chaplain  Uriah  P.  GoUiday,  May  13,  1863. 

Discharged,  (13.) 

Major  John  Kern,  November  22,  1864. 
Captain  James  A.  Dunagan,  November  23,  1864. 
Captain  John  M.  Lee   November  23,  1864.    . 
Captain  John  B.  Hatton,  November  23,  1864. 
Captain  Thomas  Ward,  Novemjfer  23,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Urban  M.  Groltry,  November  12, 1864. 
First  Lieut.  Gyrus  F.  Boyd,  November  23,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Thomas  L.  Dilley,  November  23,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Clinton  J.  Comins,  November23,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  William  M.  Bryant,  Adj't,  November  24, 1864. 
First  Lieut.  Henry  M.  Shoemaker,  August  14,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Newton  Richards,  August  14,  186.5. 
Second  Lieut.  William  T.  Kelley,  November  23, 1864. 

Died,  (3.) 

Captain  Dan  H.  Lyons,  January  13,  1863,  of  wounds  re- 
ceived in  action  at  Arkansas  Post,  Ark. 

Second  Lieut.  William  B.  Coleman,  June  9,  1863,  at 
Cairo,  111. 

Second  LiexTt.  Augustus  B.  Swift,  June  20, 1864,  of  disease. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
*  Captain  John  N.  McClanahan,  March  13,  1863. 


List  of  battles,  &,c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each : 

"Chickasaw  Bayou,"  no  loss.     "  Chickasaw  Bldffs,"  no  loss.    "  Arkansas  PnsT,"A:i'Hed,  E. 

M.,2;   wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  3.     "SlEGE   OF  VicksburG,"  killed,   B.  M.,   2;    wounded,   E_  M.,   6. 

"MORGANZlA,"CTissOT^,  E.  M.,3.     "  Fort  Esperanza,"  no  loss.     "FORT  Gaines,"  7H;!erf,  E.  M., 

L     "Fort  Morgan,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  l.     "FortBBlakely,"  killed,  E.M.,  2;  wounded,^.  M.,  4. 

*  Disability  removed  November  14,  1865. 


296 


IOWA    INFANTRY. 


THIRTY-FIFTH  REGIMENT. 

(Thia  regiment  ^vas  organizfil  iutho  Stnto 
of  luiTii  at  liirjje  in  August,  ISiiO,  to  st-rve 
tlireo  yearn.  It  was  mustered  out  of 
service  August  10,  IStio.) 

Colonel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 

William  B.  Kecler 6  N'.'v.,  63 

{Brevet  Colonel  8  April,  1865.) 

Major. 

William  Dill 00  June,  64 

(Brevet  Lieut.  Colonel  8  April,  1865.) 

Caplmns. 

Abraham  N.  Sny.ler 17  Sept.,  60 

(Brevet  Major  6  April,  1865.) 

Simou  H.  Di.vsou 17  Sept., 

William  D.  Conn  ]7  .Sept., 

Hiram  A.  McKelvey 17  Sept., 

George  K.  .Spencer 00  Nov.,  63 

William  M.  .Stewart 5  Dec, 

Joseph  JIajer 20  Juue,   64 

William  A.  Clark .06  June, 

Isaac  B.  Sloau,  a.  w.  m. 

First  Lieutenants. 

Charles  S.  Porter 17  Sept.,  60 

George  W.  Baxter 17  Sept., 

Lewis  F.  Creitz 17  Sept., 

Frederick  L.  Davfon,  Adj't.A^  Sept., 

Whiting  M.  Wetherill 24  Nov.,  63 

Frank  S.  Koehler 30  June,   i!4 

Henry  Hoover 1  Nov. , 

(Brevet  Captain  06  Jlarch,  letio.) 

Emanuel  Lichtenwalter 4  Mar.,  65 

WUliam  T.  Kuight 15  June, 

Robert  B.  Baird,  R.   Q.  «/..-23  June, 
Charles  Wasliburu,  a.  to.  m. 

Second  LieMenants. 

George  W.  H.  Lucas 17  Sept.,  60 

Abram  A.  Shane 17  Sept., 

Surgeon. 
Stephen  M.  Cobb 11  Jan.,    64 

Assistant  Surgeons. 

Chaplain. 
William  Bagley 31  Jan.,    65 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (12.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  James  H.  Rothrock,  August  7,  1863. 
Major  Henry  O'Conner.  June  4.  J863. 
Captaiu  John  Flanagan,  July  03,  1863. 
Captain  Felix  W.  Doran,  February  11,  18(55. 
First  Lieut.  Benjamm  F.  Randall,  June  21,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Romulus  Hawley,  July  23,  1863. 
.■Second  Lieut    Patrick  F.  Anson,   .tune  ]8.  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Conrad  Krauz,  August  4,  1H6.3. 
.Second  Lieut.  Cephas  Parker,  February  4,  1865. 
Surgeon  Charles  L.  Chambers,  August  14,  18fi:!. 
Assistant  Surgeou  Emanuel  H.   Rcigart,   September  U, 

1863. 
Chaplain  Frank  W.  Evans,  August  27,  1864. 

Discharged,  (1.) 

Assistant  Surgeon  Newcomb  S.  Smith,  Slay  10,  1865. 

Died,  (8.) 

Colonel  Sylvester  G.  Hill,  (Brevet  Brigadier  General  De- 
cember 1.7i,  1861.)  killed  iu  action  at  Nashville,  Tonn., 
December  15,  lytJl. 

Major  Abraham  John,  killed  in  action  at  Old  River  Lake, 
Ark.,  Juue  6,  1864. 

Captain  John  .\  Kyrk,  September  26,  1863,  of  disease,  at 
Muscatine,  Iowa. 

Captaiu  Ilenrv  Blanck,  killed  in  action  at  Pleasant  Hill, 
La.,  April  9".  l."64. 

Captain  (leorge  C.  Burmeister,  June  16,  1864,  of  wounds 
received  in  action  at  Yellow  Bayou,  La. 

First  Lieut.  William  M.  Dngan,  May  11,  1864,  of  wounds 
received  iu  aetiou  at  Plea-^aut  Hill,  La. 

First  Lie\it.  Jackson  A.  Evans,  Jlarch  0,  1865,  of  disease, 
at  Memphis,  Tenn. 

Second  Lieut.  Philip  Hyde,  August  9,  1863,  of  disease,  at 
Mechauicsville,  Iowa. 

Dismissed,  (2.) 

First  Lieut.  Heiskel  Lofland,  R.  Q.  M.,  February  15,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  WiUiam  C.  Kennedy,  April  18,  1865. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  iu  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"Jackson,"  (May  14,  1863,)  wounded,  E.  M.,  1  ;  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  "Jackson,"  (,Tuly  11,  1863,) 
missing,  E.  M.,7.  "MlVULKTOS,"  missing,  E.  M.,  4.  ^"FORT  DeRussy,"  no  loss.  "HENDER- 
SON'S Hlll,"  no  loss.  "Campti,"  no  loss.  "Pleasant  Hill,"  killed,  O.  1,  E.  M.  5  ;  wounded,  0.2, 
E.  M.  .37;  missing,  E.  M.,  3.  "Mansuka,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "  Yellow  Bayou,"  Inlled,  E.  51., 
3;  uounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  8;  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  "  OLD  KlVEU  LAKE,"  hilled.  O.  1,  E.  .M.  6;  wounded, 
O.  1,  E.  Jt.  5.  "Brice'S  CllOSSllOAns,"  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  "Tupelo,"  killed,  E.  M.,  5;  wounded, 
E.  M.,  21;  missing,  E.  M.,  1,  "  TaLLAHATPhie  River,"  no  loss.  "NASHVILLE,"  killed,  0.1, 
E.  M.  1;  wounded,  E.  M.    3.     "Spanish  Fort,"  hilled,  E.  M.,  0. 


IOWA   INFANTRY. 


297 


THIRTY-SIXTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  in  the  State 
of  Iowa  at  large  from  August  9  to  Oc- 
tober 21, 1862,  to  serve  three  years.  It 
was  mustered  out  of  service  August 
24,  1865.) 

Colonel. 
Charles  W.  Kittredge 4  Oct. ,    62 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

Francis  M.  Drake 4  Oct.,    62 

(Brevet  Brig,  Gen.  22  Feb.,  1865.) 

Major. 
Augustus  H.  Hamilton 11  Aug.,  63 

Captains. 

William  F.  Vermilion 9  Aug.,  62 

Joseph  B.  Gedney 11  Aug., 

William  Mahon 12  Aug., 

John  M.  Port«r 18  Mar.,  64 

William  H.  Clifton 28  June, 

Samuel  A.  Swiggette 9  Jan.,    65 

John  A.  Hurlburt 14  Feb., 

William  F.  Vermilya 1  Mar., 

Charles  Bimbaum 10  Apr. , 

Thomas  M.  Fee,  a.  w.  m. 

First  Lieutenants. 

Gleorge  R.  Huston 11  Aug. ,  62 

Ripley  Baylies 4  Oct., 

Stevens  W.  Merrill,  R.  Q.  M.19  Nov., 

Stephen  K.  Mahon,  >447'2 11  Aug.,  63 

Marshal  Law 28  June,  64 

Frank  L.  McNair 8  Jan.,    65 

George  Hickenloper 14  Feb., 

Claudius  B.  Miller 1  Mar., 

E.  McLean  B.  Scott 1  Mar., 

James  M.  Thompson 10  Apr., 

Nicholas  Snedeker 27  May, 

Second  Lieutenants. 

JohnN.  Wright 9  Aug.,  62 

Walter  S.  Johnson 11  Aug. , 

Allen  A.Smith 1  Mar.,  65 

Simeon  Leggett 10  Apr., 

Andrew  J.  Garlock 10  Apr., 

Surgeon. 
Colin  G.  Strong 18  Jan.,   65 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
Patrick  A.  Smyth,  a.  w.  m. 

Cluiplain. 
Michael  H.  Hare 18  Nov.,  62 


GAStJALTLES. 


Prbmoted,  (1.) 

Captain  Edmund  L.  Joy,  October  31, 1864,  to  Major  and 
Judge  Advocate. 

Resigned,  (16.) 

Major  Thomas  C.  Woodward,  June  2,  1863. 
Captain  James  G.  Phillips,  March  6,  1863. 
Captain  George  W.  Noble,  June  2,  1863. 
Captain  John  E.  Wright,  March  23,  1864. 
Captain  KeUta  P.  Morrison,  Jantiary  11,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Humphrey  G.  May,  January  IG,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  William  M.  McCreary,  March  3,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  John  Walker,  June  2,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Richard  H.  Warden,  December  3,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Benjamin  F.  Pearson,  May  3,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Jacob  Hauk,  December  19,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  William  P.  Sharp,  June  2,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  David  H.  Scott,  March  28,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Josiah  H.  McVey,  July  29,  1864. 
Surgeon  Moses  Cousins,  April  9,  1863. 
Surgeon  Sylvester  H.  Sawyers,  December  10,  1864. 

Died,  (7.) 

Captain  John  Webb,  jr.,  September  7, 1863,  at  the  mouth 

of  White  River,  on  board  of  transport  Lady  Jackson. 
Captain  Martin  J.  Vamer,  September  13,  1863,  on  board 

of  transport,  at  Hannibal,  Mo. 
Captain  Thomas  B.  Hale,  April  26,  1864,  of  disease,  near 

Mark's  Mills,  Ark. 
Captain  Allen  W.  Miller,  September  17,  1864,  of  disease, 

at  Unionville,  Iowa. 
Captain  John  Lambert,  January  6,  1865,  of  disease,   at 

Little  Rock,  Ark. 
First  Lieut.  John  W.  May,   April  28,    1864,   at  Mark's 

Mills,  Ark.,  of  wounds  received  in  action. 
Second  Lieut.  Lemuel  L.  Spooner,  September  10,  1863,  at 

Memphis,  Tenn. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each : 
"Fort  Pembekton,"  no  loss.     "Helena,"  killed,  B.  M.,  1 ;  missing,  E.  M.,  5.     "RosEVlLLE," 
killed,'E.U.,\;  wounded,  E.li'L.,1'3.     "PRAIRIE  D' ANN,"  no  loss.     "  CaMDEN,"  no  loss.     "MARK'S 
Mills,"  killed,  E.  M.,  23 ;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  1 ;  missing,  O.  22,  E.  M.  441.     "JENKINS'  FeRRT," 
wounded,  E.  M.,  7. 


298 


IOWA    INFANTRY. 


*  THIRTY-SEVENTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Musca- 
tine, Iowa,  December  ] 5, 1862,  to  nerve 
three  years.  It  waq  mustered  out  of 
service  Mny  24,  1865.) 

Colonel. 
George  W.  Kincaid 15  Doc,  62 

Lieutenant  Colonel, 
George  E.  AVest 15  Dec,  62 

Major. 
Lyman  Allen 15  Dec,  62 

Captains. 

Caleb  Lamb 15  Dec,  62 

John  Hogeudobler 15  Dec, 

James  G-.  Wells 15  Dec, 

Joel  Stover 15  Dec, 

AVilliaui  Heufhaw 15  Dec, 

James  G.  Crane 15  Dec, 

Reseu  Banks    15  Dec, 

Osmond  I5ailey 15  Dec, 

Joel  A.  Hall 3  Feb.,  63 

Chesley  S.  Jennia 1  Dec, 

Fim  Lieutenants. 

JohnW.  Millapaugh 15  Dec,  62 

Henry  C.  jMiirlAam 15  Dec, 

Edward  Gerard 15  Dec, 

Ezra  Hnvins 15  Dec, 

David  H.  Gooduo,  AdJ't 15  Dec, 

Prentice  Kansom,  li.  Q.  M. .  .1,5  Dec, 

Stephen  B.  Shelledy 3  Feb.,  63 

Charle.s  H.  King 1  July, 

John  Madden 3  Den., 

John  W.  Jlarklo 10  Mar. ,  64 

John  J.  Duncan 9  Apr., 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Thomas  E.  Belknap 15  Dec ,  62 

t  John  W.  Bai-ues 15  Dec, 

Edwin  Davis 15  Dec, 

Alfred  S.  Kiggs 18  Apr.,  63 

James  C.  Stirlen 30  June, 

Stephen  D.  Redfield 1  July, 

Samuel  B.  Burge 10  Mar.,  64 

Surgeon. 
John  W.  Finley 6  Oct.,    62 

Assistant  Surgeons. 

Joseph  Orr 18  Mar.,  63 

Edward  Dorn,  a.  w.  m. 

Chaplain. 
James  H.  White 15  Dec,   62 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (11.) 

FirBt  Lieut.  Samuel  Tarr,  May  1 ,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Elihu  IT.  Stedniau,  May  21,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  John  McGall,  November  6,  1863. 
Second  Li.'ut.  John  V.  Myers,  February  27,  1863. 
Second  Linut.  Robert  Mills,  May  3,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Julius  C.  Hubbard,  May  3,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Hezekiah  Young,  August  28,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Henry  Swan,  Dreember  11,  186.3. 
Second  Lieut.  Reed  L.  Bamuni,  September  2i),  1864. 
Assistant  Surgeon  George  S.  DeWitt,  February  17, 1863. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Samuel  C.  Haynes,  March  14, 1863. 

Discharged,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  John  C.  Coriell,  August  11,  1864. 

Died,  (3.) 

Captain  Ezokiel  A.  M.  Swasey,  January  3,  1863,  of  dis- 
ease, at  Farmington,  Iowa. 

First  Lieut.  Thomas  G.  Daniels,  October  4,  1863,  of  dis 
ease,  at  Alton,  111. 

First  Lieut.  George  W.  Cummini,  January  27,  1864,  of 
disease,  at  Rock  Island  City,  IlL 

Cashiered,  (1.) 
+  Captain  Josiah  W.  McCaddou,  October  21,  1863. 


"  CaUed  also  Graybeard  Regiment.  t  Discharged  August  2,  1865. 

X  Disability  removed  December  20,  1863. 


IOWA    INFANTRY. 


299 


THIRTY-EIGHTH  REGI.\5ENT 

Casualties. 

(This  regiment  t\-as    organized  at    Du- 

buque, Iowa,   November   4,    1862, 

to 

serve  three  years.    It  was  conBolidated 

Resigntd,  (20.) 

with  the  34th  i;egiment  Iowa  infantry 

January  1,  1805.) 

Major  Charles  Cliadwick,  January  7,  1864. 
Captain  Edwin  Kiikup,  July  10,  1863. 

Colonel. 

Captain  James  J.  'WVIsh,  July  17,  1863. 

Captain  Charley  Allen,  September  9.  1803. 

First  Lieut.  Mason  B.  Lyons,  R.  Q.  M.  April  14,  1803. 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

First  Lieut.  H.  W.  Pettit,  Adj't,  April  15,  18C3. 
First  Lieut.  Edicnrd  Elwell,  June  2,  1803. 

'  Joseph  0.  Huflnutt,  a.  w.  m. 

First  Lieut.  Orsmond  Jt.  Barrett,  June  0,  1863. 

{Brevet  Brig.  Gen.  13  March,  1865.) 

First  Lieut.  Aaron  C.  Ferren,  July  24,  18^13. 
First  Lieut.  William  H.  Powell,  August  29,  1803. 

Major. 

First  Lieut.  John  A.  Green,  October  2,  1863. 

Hinkley  F.  Beebe 1  Apr., 

64 

First  Lieut.  Elisha  Hosmer,  March  24,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Piatt  R.  Sanford,  July  20,  181^3. 

Captains. 

Second  Lieut.  Lewis  Armstrong,  July  20,  ]  1-113. 

Second  Lieut.  Frederick  M.  Clark,  July  20,  186.3. 

Charles  H  Miller  .              4  Nov  . 

62 

Second  Lieut.  John  Herrinian,  Augus-t  6,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  David  P.  Campbell,' August  13.  1863. 
Assistant  .Surgeon  Edward  A.  Duncan,  July  24,  1603. 

James  H  B  Harris           .         4  Nov 

*  Jacob  W.  Rogers 4  Nov., 

*Eliphalet  Follett 4  Nov., 

Chaplain  John  Wehb,  July  -^3,  1863. 

*  Jameson  .7.  Rerkey 1  Sept., 

63 

Chaplain  Amasa  H.  Houghton,  October  1,  1864. 

George  R.  Humphrey 18  Sept. 

'Horace  C.  Baldwin ..25  Sept. 

Vied,  (4.) 

*  Samuel  B.  Caliif 11  Dec, 

Orrin  F.  Avery 1  Apr., 

04 

Colonel  D.  Henry  Hughes,  August  7,  1863,  at  Port  Hud- 

Theodore R.  Crandell 31  July, 

son,  La. 
Captain  Henry  A.  Tinkham,  August  14,  1863,  of  disease. 

FirH  Lieutenants. 

at  Port  Hudson,  La. 

Henry  51.  Shoemaker 4  Nov., 

62 

First  Lieut.  Asbury  Leverich,  April  6,  1863.  of  disease,  at 

Ezra  Cro.-by 1  Sept., 

03 

New  Madrid,  Mo. 

Newton  Rjchardri 18  >i<-\>t.. 

Firi,t  Lieut.  George  H.  Stevens,  August  10,  1863,  of  dis- 

Charles F.  Lcshe,  vidj'e 23  Oct., 

ease. 

*Levi  Freeman 12  Dec, 

Leander  JI.  Bun  ton 28  Jiin., 

64 

Dismissed,  (2.) 

'Florentine  W.  Barron 12  Mar., 

Captain  Henry  A.  Cleghoi-n,  February  24,  1864. 

'William  H.  Patterson 10  May, 

Assistant  Surgeon  Robert  McNutt,  September  18,  1864. 

Edward  C.  Doneherty 11  May, 

Henry  A.  Maydole,  R.  Q.  M.  2  Sept., 

"Walter  D.  Green 13  Sept., 

'Thomas  J.  Butcher,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenant). 

Surgeon. 

*  Henry  W.  Hart,  a.  w.  m. 

Assistant  Surgeons. 

Chaplain, 

List  of  battles  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each : 
"Siege  of  VicksBURG,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  1. 

*  Discharged  by  reason  of  consolidation. 


300 


IOWA    INFANTRY. 


THIRTY-NIXTH  REOIMENT. 

Casualties. 

(This  regiment  was  orgauized  iu  the  St 

ato 

of  Iowa  at  large  from  August  21  to  Oc- 

tober x'O,  IStii,  to  serve  three  years. 

It 

Promoted,  (2.) 

was  mustered  out  of  service  Juue 
18C5.) 

5, 

First  Lieut.  Frederick  Mott,  Ailft,  Juue  15,  1S6.5,  to  Cap- 
tain and  A.  A.  G. 

Colonel. 

Assistant  Surgeon  William  L.    Leonard,   December  24, 
1863,  to  Surgeon  7th  regiment  Illinois  infantry. 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

Resigned,  (16.) 

Joseph  M.  Griffiths 17  Dec, 

64 

Captaiil  Joseph  M.  Browne,  July  13,  1863. 
Captain  Thomns  W.  Stiles,  June  14,  1864. 

Major. 

Captain  John  H.  Dykeman.  August  6,  l.Hi4. 

George  N.  Elliott 1  Mar., 

6o 

Captain  Augustus  Yerger,  November  11.  1864. 
Captain  John  N.  Coulter,  January  6,  186."). 

Cnptains. 

First  Lieut.  Joseph  W.  Price,  R.  <y.  717.,  January  6, 1865. 

First  Lieut.  iMillegau  J.  Cain,  January  8,  186.3. 

Isaac  D.  Marsh 9  Aug., 

62 

First  Lieut,  George  C.  Tichenor,  April  30,  1865. 

Lloyd  D.  Beuuett l.T  Aug., 

Second  Lieut.  Corringtou  S.  Porter,  Febru;irv  4,  1863. 

Charles  A.  Cameron 16  Attg., 

Second  Lieut.  Jacob  M.  Toliver,  iMareh  4.  1863. 

WilUam  F    Beimett ii!  Aug., 

Second  Lieut.  John  .\.  Main,  March  6,  1863. 

Henry  K.  Benjamin 21  Mar., 

64 

Second  Lieut.  John  R.  Osboru,  July  24.  1863. 

Adolphus  Bradtield 5  Aug., 

Second  Lieut.  William  A.  Patersou,  July  9,  1864. 

Robert  C.  Hunter 3  Jan., 

63 

Second  Lieut.  Jay  Ward  Ivedfield,  Septi-mber  15,1864. 

Samuel  .s.  Guiberson 2G  Mar., 

Assistant  Surgenii  Ephralm  P.  Davis,  January  4,  1865. 

CharleB  Van  Gorder 30  May, 

Chaplain  Thomas  J.  Taylor,  July  13,  1863. 
Discharged,  (2.) 

Firft  Lieutenants, 

■William  T.  Mathews 13  Aug., 

62 

Colonel  Henry  J.  B.  Cumraiugs,  December  22.  1864. 

Jerry  IC.  Wetzel 17  Feb., 

63 

Second  Lieut.  Jonathan  B.  Rawls,  April  2,  1864. 

Wesley  Wright 24  Mar.', 

64 

William  ^Vudersou 5  Au"-. 

Died,  (8.) 

Franklin  K.  Thurber 3  Jan!^' 

65 

Erastus  Seott 3  Jan., 

Lieut.  Colonel  James  Redfield,  killed  in  action  at  Alia- 

Charles  !S.  Armstrong 26  Mar., 

toona,  Ga.,  ( Ictober  5,  1864. 

Elishu  B.  Moad 3  May, 

Captain  James  M.  Loomis,  killed  by  the  enemy  while  a 

Owen  D.  Russell •i\,  May, 

prisoner  of  war  September  1,  1863. 
Captain  Robert  .M.  Rippey,  October  30,  1863,  of  disease, 

Second  Lieutenants. 

at  Corinth,  Miss. 

Casper  Carter 13  Aug., 

Wilham  C.  Ghost 6  Feb., 

62 
63 

Firsi  Lieut.  Oliver  C.  Ayers,  killed  iu  actional  AUatoona, 
Ga.,  October  5,  1864. 

*Hou8en  C.  Crawford,  a.  w.  m. 

First  Lieut.  Andrew  T.  Blodgett,  Idllcd  in  action  at  AUa- 
toona, Ga.,  Octobers,  1864. 

Surgeon. 

First  Lieut.  Newton  P.  Wright,  killed  in  action  at  AUa- 
toona, Ga.,  ( »ctober  5,  1864. 

Peter  N.  Woods 5  Sept. 

62 

Second  Lieut.  Collin  Marshall,  kUled  by  the  enemy  near 
Corinth,  Miss.,  July  4,  1863. 

Assistant  Surgeons. 

Second  Lieut.  John  P.  Jones,  killed  in  action  at  AUatoona, 
Ga.,  Octobers,  1864. 

Chaplain. 

Missing,  (1.) 

Peter  T.  Russell 25  Aug. 

63 

Captain  Thomas  J.  Kennedy,  since  August  16,  1862. 

List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  rogimeut  participated,  showing  loss  reported  iu  each  : 
"Pauker's  Crossroads," /.iZZffi,  E.BL,  3;  wounded,  0.2,  E.U.  14;  missinsf  EMU      "TOWN 

Creek,"  no  loss.    "Snake  Creek  Gap,"  no  loss.    "Resaca," ,    "Ke'nes\w  BIount,un," 

.    ".\TLANTA," .   •'IjAY'sFKmir,"hined,E.M.,\;wounded,V:.M.,l.    "AllatOONA," 

killed,  O.  5,  E.  M.  26 ;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  72 ;  missing,  O.  2,  E.  M.  70.     "Rome,"  no  loss.     "  SAVAN- 
NAH," no  loss.     "Bentonsville,"  no  loss.    "Raleigh," . 

*  Discharged  June  27,  1865. 


IOWA    IXFAXTRT. 


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302 


MINNESOTA    CAVALRY. 


FIKST  REGIMENT. 
(MOONTED  RANGERS.) 


(Tbis  regiment  was  organized  at  Fort 
Suelling,  St.  Cloud,  and  St.  Peter, 
Minn.,  from  October  9  to  December 
30,  18C0,  to  serve  one  year.  It  was 
mustered  out  by  companies,  at  different 
dates,  from  October  20  to  December  7, 
1863,  by  reason  of  expiration  of  term 
of  service.) 


Colonel. 
Samuel  McPhaiU 30  Dec,    62 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
William  Pf aender 15  Jan. ,    63 

lilajors. 

JohnH.  Parker 20  Nov.,  62 

Salmon  A.  Buell 17  Dec, 

Orrin  T.  Hayes 10  Mar.,  63 

Captains. 

Eugene  M.  "Wilson 8  Oct.,    62 

Horace  Austin 17  Oct., 

Thomas  G.  Henderson 22  Oct. , 

Oscar  Taylor 22  Oct. , 

E.  St.  Jiilieu  Cox 11  Nov., 

Joseph  Daniels 20  Nov., 

Joseph  Anderson 20  Nov. , 

George  S.  Ruble 22  Nov., 

D wight  W.  Allen 29  Nov., 

Jacob  Nix 1  Dec, 

Peter  B.  Davy 16  May,    63 

James  Starkey 14  Aug., 

First  Lieutenants. 

Ebenezor  A.  Goodell 8  Oct. ,    62 

Theodore  E.  Potter 17  Oct. , 

William  L.  Larned .22  Oct., 

Patrick  S.  Gardner 11  Nov., 

Charles  E.  Leonard 20  Nov., 

Daniel  B.  Johnson 20  Nov., 

Charles  W.  Cromwell 22  Nov., 

Jefferson  F.  Van  Dooser 29  Nov., 

John  Spenner 1  Dec, 

Edward  D.  Cobb,  R.  C.  S 19  Dec, 

William  M.  Pierce,  Adfl 3  Jan.,    63 

Lyman  S.  Kidder 6  June, 

Ara  Barton 18  June, 

John  H.  Raymond 26  Sept., 

Second  Lieutenants. 

O.  D.  Brown 10  Sept.,  62 

Duncan  R.  Kennedy,  yj.Q.iV/.  11  Sept., 

James  H.  Colbath 27  Sept., 

James  M.  Paine 8  Oct., 

Thomas  F.  West 17  Oct., 

Albert  R.  Field,  jr 28  Oct., 

Peter  A.  Lentz II  Nov., 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (1.) 

Assistant  Surgeon  Reginald  H.  Bingham,  May  9, 1863,  to 
Surgeon  9th  regiment  Minnesota  infantry. 

Resigned,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  Grove  W.  Willis,  May  12,  1863. 

Died,  (2.) 

First  Lieut.  Ambrose  Freeman,  killed  in  action  July  24, 

1863. 
Surgeon  Josiah  S.  Weiser,  killed  in  action  July  24, 1863. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
Captain  Norman  B.  Hyatt,  March  25,  1863. 

Cashiered,  (1.) 

Captain  James  Starkey,  June  23,   1863.     (Disability  re- 
moved; recommissioned  Captain  August  14,  1863.) 


MINNESOTA    CAVALRY. 


503 


Charles  E.  Thiirber 20  Nov. , 

James  D.  Farmer 29  Nov., 

John  Hauenstein 1  Dec, 

Orrin  G.Davis W  Dec, 

JohnC.  Hanley 30  Dec, 

Richard  Potter 25  Oct. , 

Surgeon. 


62 


63 


Assistant  Surgeon. 
James  C.  Rhodes 22  Nov.,  62 

Chaplain. 
Thomas  E.  Inman 30  Apr.,   63 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss'reported  in  each: 

"Big  MOVtiD,"  killed,  O.  2,  E.  M.  2;  wounded,  E.  M.,  4.     "Dead  BUFFALO  LAKE,"  wounded, 
E.  IL,  1.    "Stoney  Lake,"  no  loss.    "  Missouri  Rivf.r,"  no  loss. 


304 


MINNESOTA    CAVALRY. 


SECOND  REGIMENT. 

(BATTALION  OF.) 

(Tliis  regiinont  was  organized  at  Fort 
Snolliiipr,  Minu., from  December .'),  1863, 
to  January  5, 1864,  to  serve  three  years. 
Comiianicrt  B,  C,  D,  E,  F,  G,  I,  and  M 
wore  mustered  out  from  Nr.veraber  17 
to  Dcci-mher  09,  ll^ri.'i,  and  the  remain- 
ing eoiiipauies  formed  into  a  battaliOQ, 
and  retained  in  service.  Company  A 
was  mUHtered  out  Ajiril  2,  conipany  H 
April  08,  and  companies  K  and  L  Blay 
4,  1866.) 

Colonel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 


Major, 
Robert  n.  Rose,  u..  w.  m. 

Captains. 

Peter  B.  Davy 4  Jan.,   64 

Henry  S.  Howe 4  Jan., 

First  Lieutenants. 

Jonathan  Darrow 4  Jan.,    64 

Franlv  MetSrade 4  Jan., 

AVilliaio  Ty.  liriley 19  May,    65 

Archibald  JleGill 6  June, 

Second  Lieutenant. 
William  T.  Stevens 12  June,  65 

Surgeon. 


Assistant  Surgeon. 
Charles  J.  Farley 13  Jan. ,   64 

Chaplain. 


Casualties. 

Resigned,  (5.) 

Major  John  M.  Thompson,  May  1,  1865. 
Captain  Thomas  M.  Smith,  May  8.  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Snmnel  B.  Miller,  June  1,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  George  Avdrus,  May  1,  ]8(jj. 
Second  Lieut.  John  Ledden,  April  21,  1865. 

Discharged,  (38.) 

Colonel  Robert  N.  RleLaren,  (Brevet  Brigadier  General 

Deeeniber  14,  1865,)  Noveiiilier  17,  186.5. 
Ijiout.  Colimt'l  William  Ifaender,  December  4,  1865. 
Major  John  R.  Jcmes,  November  17,  1865. 
Major  Ebi'iKzur  A.  Rieo,  December  2,  1865. 
Captain  Aaron  S.  Everest,  November  17,  1865. 
Caiitaiu  Robert  F.  Slaughter,  November  02,  1865. 
Captain  Isaac  Bonham,  November  20,  186."!. 
Captain  Lewis  J.  Patch,  Di'cember  1,  ISO.'J. 
Captain  James  M.  Paine,  December  0,  1865. 
Captaiu  Edwin  Parliman,  December  2,  1865. 
Captaiu  Patrick  S.  Gardner,  December  4.  IPli.l. 
Captaiu  HuMry  W.  Bingham,  December  09,  1865. 
Captain  Iliiratio  S.  Bingham,  April  19,  1866. 
First  Lient.  John  T.  Morrison,  .Idj't,  November  17, 1865. 
First  Lieut.  Martin  Williams,  R.  Q.  M.,   (Brevet  Captain 

December  14,  1865.)  November  17,  1865. 
Flr^t  Lieut.  Andrew  J.  Whitney,  R.  C.  S.,  November  17, 

IWi.'i. 
First  Lieut.  Thomas  Thompson,  November  17,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  TIenry  Kuegg,  November  20,  1865. 
First  Ijic'ut.  William  L.  Sliermau,  November  00,  1865. 
First  I Acni.  Richard  O.  Hunt,  Decembi  r  1,  IHii.'i. 
First  Lli'Ut.  Lyman  B.  Smith,  December  2,  1865. 
First  Lient.  Isaac  N.  Van  Doron,  Deei'mbei- 2,  1865. 
First  Lient.  Fraidt  C.  Griswold,  December  ■!,  iHliS. 
First  Lieut.  George  B.  Tomlin.-tou,  Dicember  29,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Frederick  L.  Cutler,  Novi-mber  17,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  John  R.  Howard,  NovemlierOO,  1865. 
Sucond  Lieut.  Henry  F.  Phillips,  November  20,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Henry  Plowman,  December  I,  l.-'tiS. 
Second  Lieut.  Roljeit  W.  Sanborn,  December 2,  1865. 
See.md  Lieut.  Albert  II.  Truax,  December  2,  18t)5. 
Si'cond  Lii'ut.  William  B.  Haines,  December  4,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Jl'olfc  H.  Mcijcr,  December  29,  1865. 
Second  Lli'Ut.  Thomas  Larkc,  March  21,  1866. 
Second  Lieut,  Edgar  Cronkhilc,  March  20,  1866. 
Second  Lieut.  Joseph  S.  Thompson,  April  3,  1866. 
SurgciH)  Jured  W.  i:)auiels,  November  17,  ltJ6."i. 
Assistant  Surgeon  John  A.  McDonald,  December  4,  1865. 
Chaplain  Samuel  S.  Paine,  November  17,  1865. 

Pied,  (3.) 

Captain  Albert  R.  Field,  jr.,  frozen  to  death  near  F«rt 

Wiidsw.n-th,  D.  T.,  Febriiary  14,  1866. 
Second  Lieut.  Charles  E.  Lincoln,  September  9,  1864,  of 

disease,  at  Fort  Ridgeway,  Minn. 
Second  Lieut.  Robert  Wood,  November  25,  1864,  at  Fort 

Wadsworth,  D.  T. 

Dismissed,  (4.) 

Captaiu  Benjamin  F.  Joues,  October  19,  1864. 

Captain  Jacob  Nix,  November  4,  1864. 

Captain  John  C.  Hauley,  i^luy  19,  1865. 

Assistant  Surgeon  Joseph  A.  Vervais,  November  15, 1864. 


List  of  battles  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each : 

"  Tah-kah-0-kuty,"  (Cos.  A,  B,  C,  D,  G,  and  H,)  IMlcd,  E.  M.,  2;  wounded,  E   M 
Hills,"  no  loss. 


"Two 


MINNESOTA    CAVALRY. 


3  or, 


BRACKETT'S  TiATTALION. 

(Thi8  battalion,  composed  of  four  compa- 
nies, was  orgnnized  as  follows:  Compa- 
nies A,  B.aud  Cat  Fort  Snelling,  Minn., 
from  October  29  to  December  20,  1861, 
as  first,  second.  anJ  third  companies 
Minnesota  cavalry,  to  serve  tbree  years, 
and  subsequently  assigned  to  the  fifth 
regiment  Iowa  cavalry  as  companies 
G,  I,  and  K;  company  D  was  organ- 
ized at  Fort  Suelling,  Minn.,  January 
5,  1864,  as  company  E,  Hatch's  Inde- 
pendent battalion  Minnesota  cavalry, 
to  servo  three  years.  The  three  com- 
panies servuig  with  the  fifth  regiment 
Iowa  cavalry  were  detached  from  that 
regiment  and  together  with  the  com- 
pany intended  for  Hatch's  battalion 
formed  into  a  battalion  of  four  compa- 
nies and  designated  Brackett's  Battalion 
Minnesota  Cavalry,  in  accordance  with 
orders  from  the  War  Department  of 
February  25,  1864.  On  the  expiration 
of  its  term  of  service  the  original  mem- 
berg  (except  veterans)  were  mustered 
out,  and  the  organization,  composed  of 
veterans  and  recruits,  retained  in  ser- 
vice. It  was  mustered  out  by  compa- 
nies at  different  dates  from  May  16  to 
June  1,  1866.) 

Major. 

*  Alfred  B.  Brackett 24  Feb. ,  62 

(Brevet  Colonel  13  March,  1865.) 

Captains. 

tAra  Barton 5  Jan.,    64 

I  Mortimer  Neely 12  Apr.,   65 

*  Albert  T.  Phelps,  a.  w.  m. 
5  John  A.  Reed,  a.  w.  m. 

First  Lieutenants. 

*  Alfred  H.  Fonte 1  Mar.,  65 

5  Marshall  T.  Fall,  a.  w.  m. 

f  Joseph  H.  Porter,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

*AdamLindig 5  Apr.,   65 

I  Charles  H.  Osgood 2  Jan.,    66 

George  S.  Converse,  a.  w.  m. 
f  James  Heath,  a.  w.  m. 

Assistant  Surgeon. 


^ 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (2.) 

Captain  Heuning  Von  Minden,  November  2, 1864,  lo  Major 

Hatcli's  battalion  Minnesota  cavalry. 
First  Lieut.  Robert  H.  Rose,  January  2.1,  1864,  to  Major 

2d  regiment  Minnesota  cavalry. 

Transferred,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut.  Nathan  Bass,  January  9,  1862,  to  5th  regi- 
ment Iowa  cavalry. 

designed,  (5.) 
Captain  D.  Mortimer  West,  June  20,  186:i. 
Captain  William  Smith,  January  30,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Giistave  Lene,  May  12,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Joseph  Buck,  November  2,  1864. 
Assistant  Surgeon  C.  O.  Johnson,  Novembers,  1864. 

Mustered  out  07i  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (2.) 

Captain  Erwln  Y.  Shelly,  February  23,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  August  Matthaus,  December  5,  1864. 

Discharged,  (2.) 

First  Lieut.  Robert  W.  Peckham,  March  22,  1866. 
Assistant  Surgeon  James  Le  Dow,  June  28,  1865. 

Died,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut.  Andrew  J.  Church,  November  29,  1865. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  George  G.  Wilder,  October  21,  1864. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  battalion  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"'DresDES,"  wounded,  0.1,  B.M.  3;  missing,  E.il.,  10.     "  NliW  PROVIDENCE,"  no  loss.     "Wa- 
TERLY,"  no  loss.    "  Richland,"  wounded  E.  M.,  1.    '■Cumberland  Ironworks,"  missing,  O.  1, 
E.  M.  2ri.    "FortDonelson,"  no  lo.ss.    '' Wartrace,"  jcowTided,  E.  M.,  1.    "  Sugar  Creek,"  no 
loss.    "Tah-Kah-o-Kuty,"  AzHerf,  E.  M.,  2;  wounded,.  E.  M.,  3.     "T.vo  HILLS,"  no  loss. 


*  Mustered  out  May  16,  1866. 
\  Mustered  out  May  19,  1866. 

20  g 


^  Mustered  out  May  24,  1866. 
4  Mustered  out  Juue  1,  1866. 


•:m 


MINNESOTA    CAVALRY. 


HATCH'S   INDEPENDENT   BA  I'- 
T  A  LION. 

(Thin  b;itt;ilir)ti,  conipoKod  of  Hix  coiM|ia- 
iiiea,  AviH  orgiinized  at  Kort  SnclliiiK 
and  St.  Paul,  Minn.,  from  July  a."),  IH(i;i, 
to  ScptemliBr  ],  IBM,  to  servo  two  iind 
tbri'i'  yfarrt.  It  wqh  mustered  out  of 
.^crviee  lit  differi-tit  dulert  from  April 
■Jt;  to  .Tuiie  2'J,  1800.) 

Liiiilcvavl  Colonel. 
■'  I  'li;irlr>!  P.  AduuiH,  a.  w,  m. 

Mnjor. 

I  Ili'iniing  \'oii  Miiidcn 2  Nov.,   M 

Coptains. 

;  Ci-w^i-  C.  Whitcomb 10  Aug.,  fi3 

S(4i(irt,'c  lioyd,jr 31  Aug.,  G'l 

'  Edward  Oakford 1  Sept. , 

II  Williuin  K.  RoHH 14  Fob,,  05 

•i  CharleH  H.  Mix,  a.  w.  m. 

First  Lieutenants. 

^Mark  T.  Berry 31  Aug.,  fi4 

'  Edward  Darapier I  Sept., 

*•■'  JameH  E.  Coclirano 14  Feb.,   Gd 

!|  AuKon  R.  (ierald T)  .July, 

II  Henry  S.  Howe C  July, 

'I  Williarn  E.  CroHB,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Licutcnajits. 

'  Frank  M.  Langley 14  Feb. ,   (i^j 

;  ,\delbert  Bryant 0  July, 

;;  rjeorge  II.  Freudenreich,  a.  w.  m. 

Surgeon. 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
IT  Hypolyto  J.  Seigneuret  . .  .22  June,  B.j 

Chaplain. 


I 


C'a.suai.tikh. 

Promoted,  (2.) 
Nanli,  May 


1,  \W,:,,  to  Captain 


Firnt  Eieut.  CharloH  W. 

uihI  ,/.  <•/.  M. 
AHHiKtant  Surgeon    Clinton   O.    Sices,   May  l."),   1865,  to 

Surgoon  IhI  regiuiout  MinncHota  heavy  urtilery. 

Resigned,  (5.) 

Caiilairi  Allen  F.  Cliamhlin,  Juno  4.  1864. 

Captiiin  AI.el  Cnn,  nor,   iJ-eeiMhi-r  ;.".),  1865. 

FirHt  l.ieiii.  W'JIIiam  II.  JCiiKJcn,  Feliruury  .'>,  1864. 

FiiHt  Li<  nl    SKjilnii  H.  Minir,  May  II),  18(i.j. 

AHsiviiuit  .Surgeon  John  L.  Aiiiiiogloi],  February 21, 1866. 

Discharged,  (4.) 

Major  E.  A.  C.  Hatch,  July  7,  1864. 
Seeond  Lieut.  Alden  M.  Kimball.  March  I,  1866. 
Second  Lieut.  Frank  J.  Mead,  March  .''i,  IHCti. 
Second  Lieut.  Jonathan  B.  SaliHbury,  March  ID,  1866. 

Cashiered,  (1.) 
Captain  Hugh  S.  DonaldnoD,  November  19,  1864. 


*  Mufiterod  out  April  26,  1866.  ||  MuHtered  out  Juno  11,  1866 

t  .MuKtered  out  May  28,  1866,  H  Mustered  out  June  .'5,  1866. 

I  MuHtered  out  June  9,  1866.  **Mustered  out  June  22,  1866. 

5.  Mustered  out  May  1,  1866.  ft  Mustered  out  May  30,  1866. 

;;  Mustered  out  May  15,  1866. 


MINNESOTA    HEAVY    AETILLERT. 


307 


FIRST  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  St.  Paul, 
and  Rochester,  Minn.,  from  September, 
1864,  to  February,  1865,  to  serve  one 
year.  It  was  consolidated  into  nine 
companies  July  7,  1865,  and  retained  in 
service  until  September  27,  1865,  when 
it  was  mustered  out.) 

Colonel 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Lnther  L.  Baxter 25  Feb.,  65 

Majors. 

Orland  Eddy 21  Apr.,   65 

C.  B.  Hefifelflnger 27  May, 

Captains. 

Calvin  Reeves 21  Nov. ,  64 

*  Harvey  Officer 11  Feb.,  65 

Hugh  J.  Owens 15  Feb., 

Andrew  Claris. 16  Feb., 

James  B.  Atkinson 20  Feb., 

Thomas  Carney 20  Feb., 

James  P.  Allen 22  Feb. , 

Charles  Johnson 27  Feb., 

John  Hammond 2  Mar., 


First  Lieutenants. 

Arthur  McAllister 18 

JohnN.  Hess 11 

Alvin  M.  Collins 15 

Orville  D.  Ford 16 

James  Hankinson 16 

James  A.  Foote 17 

James  L.  Christie 17 

EbenB.  Higgins 20 

John  C.  Turner. 22 

James  Wescott 23 

Christian  Didra 24 

Richard  M.  Johnston 1 

Eli  L.  Huggins 1 

Ezra  A.  Tyler 4 

ZenoB.  Page 23 

John  "West 29 

Fletcher  Hagler 22 

Peter  A.  Lentz 22 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Charles  Needham 16 

JamesK.  Wilson 17 

James  H.  Carney 20 

Henry  C.  Collins 22 

William  H.  Lapham 22 

Robert  V.  Hesselgrave 24 

Columbus  Phillips 25 

Harrison  Allen 28 

John  G.  Parker 3 

OrrinG.  Davis 10 

Francis  M.  Jenka 29 

Charles  W.  Smith 22 

Cyrus  Kennedy 22 


Nov.,  64 

Feb.,  65 

Feb., 

Feb., 

Feb., 

Feb., 

Feb., 

Feb., 

Feb., 

Feb., 

Feb., 

Mar., 

Mar., 

Mar., 

July, 

July, 

Aug., 

Aug., 


Feb.,  65 

Feb., 

Feb., 

Feb., 

Frb., 

Feb., 

Feb., 

Feb., 

Mar., 

July, 
July, 
Aug., 
Aug., 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (11.) 

Captain  William  M.  Leyde,  February  12,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  William  West,  June  22,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Benjamin  N.  Cushway,  June  27,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Freeman  A.  Squires,  June  27,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Harry  H.  Wilson,  June  22,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  John  E.  Hussey,  June  26, 1865. 
Second  Lieut.  George  J.  Stannard,  June  27,  1865. 
Second  Lieut,  Edward  G.  Hawley,  July  12,  1805. 
Second  Lieut.  Lamont  Gilbert,  August  10,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Hezekiah  M.  Bayless,  August  14,  1865. 
Surgeon  Clinton  G.  Stees,   (Brevet  Colonel   March   13, 
1865,)  June  24,  1865. 

Discharged,  (19.) 

Colonel  William  Colvill,  May  1,  1865. 
Major  David  Misener,  July  7,  1865. 
Captain  Levi  J.  Albred,  July  3,  1865. 
Captain  Clinton  N.  Sterry,  July  7,  1865. 
Captain  George  L.  Porter,  July  7,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Elisha  D.  K.  Randall,  June  28,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  James  J.  Eagan,  Julv  1,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Daniel  C.  Harkness,'july  1,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Rinaldo  G.  Daniels,  July  1,  1865. 
Fu^t  Lieut.  George  S.  Ruble,  July  5,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Edwin  J.  Van  Slyke,  July  7,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  John  H.  Hart,  June  28,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  William  Colter,  July  1,  1865. 
■Second  Lieut.  Alexander  M.  Portman,  July  1,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Cullen  E.  Cline,  July  1,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Frederick  E.  Dutoit,  July  1.  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Marcus  M.  Ingraham,  July  7,  186-5. 
Assistant  Surgeon  James  C.  Rhodes,  July  7,  Ic^ii."). 
Chaplain  Charles  Griswold,  July  7,  1865. 


'  Discharged  October  31,  1865. 


308 


MINNESOTA    HEAVY    ARTILLERY. 


Montgomery  N.  Ross 22  Aug.,  65 

John  O.  Wetherell 22  Aug., 

William  Emerick 22  Aug. , 

Henry  H.  Hamilton 31  Aug., 

James  B.  Sly 7  Sept., 

Surgeon. 
Milo  M.  Mead 29  July,   65 

Assistant  Surgeons. 


Chaplain, 


MINNESOTA    LIGHT   ARTILLERY. 


309 


INDEPENDENT  BATTERIES. 


a  FIRST  BATTERY. 

(This  battery  was  organized  at  Fort 
Snelling,  Minn.,  November  21,  1861, 
to  serve  three  yeari.  On  the  expira- 
tion of  its  term  of  service  the  original 
members  (except  veterans)  were  mns- 
tered  out,  and  the  organization,  com- 
posed of  veterans  and  recruits,  retained 
in  service  until  July  1,  1865,  when  it 
was  mustered  out.) 

Captain. 

William  Z.  Clayton 1  Jan.,    63 

(Breret  Major  13  March,  1865.) 

First  LieutenavXs, 

Henry  Hurter 1  Sept.,  63 

Frederick  L.  Haywood,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenantg. 

JamesFall 19  Jtdy,   64 

John  D.  Ross 11  Sept., 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (2.) 

First  Lieut.  William  Pfaender,  January  15,  1863,  to  Lieut. 

Colonel  Ist  regiment  Minnesota  cavalry. 
First  Lieut.  Ferdinand  E.  Peebles,  May  5,  1863,  to  Lieut. 

Colonel  47th  U.  S.  C.  T. 

Resigned,  (4.) 

Captain  Emil  Munch,  December  24,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  G-.  Fred.  Cooke,  October  12, 1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Paul  Munch,  December  15,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Richard  Fisher,  December  31,  1860. 

Died,  (2.) 

First  Lieut.  William  C.  F.  Koethe,  killed  in  action  at 

Atlanta,  Ga.,  August  14.  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Joseph  M.  Allen,  March  2,  1863,  of  disease, 

at  Providence,  La. 


Casualties. 


6  SECO^^D  BATTERY. 

(Thia  battery  was  organized  at  Fort 
Snelling,  Minn.,  March  21,  1862,  to 
serve  three  years.  On  the  expiration 
of  its  term  of  service  the  original  mem- 
bers (except  veterans)  were  mustered 
out,  and  the  organization,  composed  of 
veterans  and  recruits,  retained  in  ser- 
vice nntU  August  16, 1865,  when  it  was 
mustered  out.) 

Captain. 
William  A.  Hotchkiss 14  Feb.,  62 

First  Lieutenants. 

Alexander  Kinkead 18  Sept.,  64 

George  W.  Tilton 15  June,  65 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Lyman  W.  Ayer 18  Sept.,  64 

Joel  T.  Davis 1  Nov.,  64 

List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  these  batteries  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
^^  a  "Pittsburg  Landing,"  killed,  E.  M.,  3;  wounded,  O.  2,  E.  M.  6.   "Champion  Hill, "no  loss. 

"Big  Black  River,  "no  loss.    "  fiiEGZ  of  Yicksevrq,"  wounded,  E.^il.,  1.    "Meridian," . 

"Resaca," .    "Kenesaw  Mountain," .    "Atlasta,"  killed,  O.,  J.    "  Jdnesboro'," 

no  loss.     "LovEJOY's  Station,"  no  loss.     "  Savannah,"  no  loss.     '•  Bzstossville,"  missing, 
E.  M.,  2.    "Raleigh," . 

b  "Chaplin  Hills,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  4.  "Lancaster,"  no  los^.  '■  Nolensville,"  wounded,!:. 
M.,  1.  "  Stone  River,"  killed,  E.  M.,  2  ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  5;  missing,  E.  M.,  2.  "  CHICKAMAuGA," 
wounded,   O.  1,  E.  M.  2. 


Resigned,  (4.) 

First  Lieut.  Richard  L.  Dawley,  April  10,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Henry  W.  Harder,  March  12,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Jackson  Taylor,  April  24,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Charles  N.  Earl,  April  4,  1864. 

Died,  (1.) 

First  Lieut.    Albert    Woodbury,   October  29,    1863,    of 
wounds  received  in  action  at  (jhickamauga,  Ga. 

Dismissed,  (\.) 
First  Lieut.  Gnstave  Rosenk,  September  11,  1862. 


310 


MINNESOTA   LIGHT   ARTILLEET. 


THIRD  BATTERY. 

(This  battery,  composed  of  enlisted  men 
from  the  6th,  7th,  8th,  9th,  and  10th 
regiments  Minnesota  infantry,  was  or- 
ganized at  Fort  Snelling,  Minn.,  from 
Februai-y  2  to  May  1,  1863,  to  serve 
three  years.  It  was  mustered  out  of 
service  February  27,  1866.) 

Captain. 
John  Jones 25  Feb.,   63 

First  Lieutenants. 

JohnC.  Whipple 19  Feb.,   63 

Horace  H.  Western 19  May, 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Gad  MerrUl  Dwelle 28  Feb.,   63 


Casualties. 

Resigned,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut.  Don  A.  Daniels,  December  29, 1865. 


List  of  battles,  <fec.,  in  which  this  battery  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each : 

"Big  Mound,"  no  loss.    "Dead  Buffalo  Lake,"  noloss.    "Stoney  LAKE,"noloss.    "Mis- 
souri River,"  no  loss.    Tah  Kah-o-Kuty,"  no  loss. 


MINNESOTA    INFANTRY. 


311 


FIRST  REGIMENT. 

(Tliis  regiment  was  organized  at  Port 
Suelling,  Minn.,  April  29, 1861,  to  serve 
three  yeai's.  On  the  expiration  of  its 
term  of  service  the  original  members 
(except  veterans)  were  mustered  out, 
anil  the  veterans  and  recruits  consoli- 
dated into  a  battalion  of  two  compa- 
nies, (A  and  B,)  and  retained  in  ser- 
vice. Seven  more  companies  were  or- 
ganized at  Rochester  and  St.  Paul, 
Minn.,  in  February  and  March,  1865, 
to  serve  one  year,  and  assigned  as 
companies  C,  D,  E,  F,  ft,  H,  and  I. 
It  was  mustered  out  of  service  July  14, 
1865.) 

Colonel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Mark  W.  Downie 6  Apr.,  65 

Major. 
Frank  Houston 2  May,   65 

Captains. 

Thomas  N.  Whetstone 17  Mar.,  65 

La  Fayette  Hadley 31  Mar., 

J;ui;es  N.  Dodge 5  .-Vpr., 

Henry  D.  O'Brieu 10  Apr. 

John  N.  Wallingford 25  Apr., 

Thomas  H.  Pressnell 6  June, 

James  Bryant 1  July, 

First  Lieutenants. 

JohnT.Walker 1  .Thii.,    65 

James  A.  Wright '2'>  JUir., 

Jacob  B.  Barncard -6  Apr., 

Thomas  H.  Kelley 25  Miiv, 

William  W.  Uoldeo 8  June, 

James  H.  Place,  Adj't 1  July, 

John  W.  Pride,  R.  Q.  M-,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

William  A.  Joy 1  Apr. ,  65 

William  R.  Cornman 26  Apr. , 

Surgeon. 
John  B.  Le  Blond 1 7  Jlay,   65 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
Charles  H.  Spear 3  July,   65 

Chaplain. 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (9.) 

Colonel  Willis  A.  Gorman,  September  7,  1861,  to  Brig- 
adier General. 
Colonel  Napoleon  J.  T.  Dana,  Wi.  |i.,  February  3,  1862, 

to  Brigadier  General. 
Colonel  Alfred  Sully,  WS..  ^.,  JS.  3.,  September  26, 1862, 

to  Brigadier  General. 
Captaiu  William  H.  Acker,  August  20,  1861,  to  Captain 

16th  regiment  U.  S.  infantrv. 
Captaiu  Alexander  Wilkin,  fe.  9.,  September  18,  1861, 

to  Major  2d  regiment  Minnesota  infantry. 
First  Lieut.  Minor  T.    Thomas,  November  15,   1861,  tn 

Lieut.  Colonel  4th  regiment  Minnesota  infantry. 
First  Lieut.  George  H.  Wood,  R.   Q.   M.,  November  16, 

1861,  to  Captain  and  C.  S. 
First  Lieut.  William  B.  Leach,  AdJ't,    May  16,  1862,  t<' 

Captain  and  .4.  A.  G. 
Second  Lieut.  Joseph  H.  Spencer,  June  6,  1863,  to  Captain 

U.  S.  signal  corps. 

Resigned,  (32.) 

Colonel  George  N.  Morgan,  May  5,  1863. 
Lieut.  Colonel  Stephen  Miller,  September  17,  1862. 
Major  William  H.  Dike,  October  21,  1861. 
Captain  Henry  R.  Putnam,  Augusts,  1861. 
Captain  George  Pomeroy.  September  21,  1862. 
Captain  J..hn  II.  Pell,  March  26,  1863. 
Captain  Ellet  P.  Perkins,  October  13,  1864. 
Captain  Charles  C.  Parker,  June  15,  1865. 
Captaiu  Gavin  E.  Cawkin,  June  15,  1865. 
Captain  Jnhri  C.  Crawford,  Juue  15,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Oren  T.  Hays,  July  29,  1861. 
First  Lieut.  James  HoUister,  Novembers,  1861. 
First  Lii'Ut.  Mark  A.  Hoyt,  Julv  19,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Joseph  Harley,  July  21,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Samuel  T.  Raquet,  April  15,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  William  Loohren,  December  30, 1863. 
First  Lieut.  Ransom  J.  Madison,  May  27,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Philander  C.  Seely,  June  2.  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Albert  C.  Poor,  June  15,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Orlando  J.  Gardner,  Juue  15,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  William  E.  Smith,  August  1,  1861. 
Second  Lieut.  Charles  B.  Halscy,  November  7,  1861, 
Second  Lieut.  Henry  Hoover,  Jauuar}'  24,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Jfillixtm  L.  Lamed,  August  — ,  18l'>2. 
Second  Lieut.  George  W.  Crooker,  April  29,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Joseph  Halleck,  Juue  1,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Francis  E.  Wheeler,  June  2,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Lewis  J.  Bennett,  Juue  15,  1865. 
Second  I,,ieut.  David  Richardson,  June  15,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Clark  Andrews,  June  15,  18ti5. 
Surgeon  Wdliam  H.  Morton.  Juue  23,  1863. 
Chaplain  E.  D.  Neill,  July  7,  1862. 


Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (26, 

Lieut.  Colonel  Charles  P.  Adams,  (Brevet  Brigadier  Gen- 
eral March  13,  1865,)  May  5,  1864. 

Major  Mark  W.  Downie,  May  5,  1864.  (Recommissioned 
as  Lieut.  Colonel  April  6,  1865.) 

Captain  Henry  C.  Coates,  May  3,  1864. 

Captain  Charles  E.  Davis,  May  3,  1864. 


:il2 


MINNESOTA    INFANTRY, 


Captain  John  N.  Chase,  May  5,  1864. 

Capt;iiii  Ja^^per  N.  Searlew,  Miiy  5.  1864. 

Captain  Josias  R.  King,  May  5,  1861. 

Captain  Thomas  Sinclair,  MMy  5,  1864. 

Captain  John  Ball,  May  5,  J864. 

Captain  Wilbur  F.  Duffy,  May  5,  1864. 

Captain  Cbristopher  B.  Heflfelfinger,  May  5,  1864. 

Cajitain  Martin  Magiunin,  May  5,  1864. 

Captain  James  C.  Paiwell,  (Brevet  Major  October  28, 

1864,)  February  27,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Albert  S.  Davis,  May  ."3,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Jncob  Marty,  jr..  May  3,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Frauci.s  Baa.sen,  R.  Q.  M.,  May  5,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  John  Peller,  Adj't,  May  5,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  David  A.  Coflin,  Jlay  5,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  William  M.  May,  May  .5,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  William  Harmon,  May  .5,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  George  Boyd,  jr..  May  5,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Hsuekiah  Bruce,  May  5,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Myron  Shepard,  May  5,  1864. 
Surgeon  John  B.  Le  Blond,  May  5,  1864.     (Recommis 

si  ined  Surgeon  May  17,  1865.) 
Assistant  Surgeon  Peter  Gabrielson,  May  5,  1864. 
Chaplain  F.  A.  Cornwell,  May  5,  1864. 


Discharged,  (10.) 

Colonel  William  Colvill,  (Brevet  Brigadier  General  March 
13,  1865,)  January  11,  1864. 

*  Captain  John  J.  McCallum,  August  10,  1863. 
Captain  De  Witt  C.  Smith  October  7,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  A.  Edward  Welch,  January  8,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Seth  L.  Hammnn,  September  13,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  James  H.  Shephij,  January  13,  1863. 

*  First  Lieut.  James  Do  Gray,  March  15,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Chesley  B.  Tirrell,  December  15,  1864. 
Surgeon  Jacob  H.  Stewart,  October  15,  1862. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Charles  W.  Le  Bontillier,  October  15, 

1862. 


Died,  (12.) 

Captain  Lewis  McKune,  killed  in  action  at  Bull  Run,  Va., 
July  21,  1861. 

Capt;iin  Gustavus  A.  Holzborn,  killed  in  action  at  Antie- 
tum,  Md.,  September  17,  1862. 

Captain  Louis  Muller,  killed  in  action  at  Gettysburg,  Pa., 
July  2,  1863. 

Captain  Nathan  S.  Messick,  killed  in  action  at  Gettys- 
burg, Pa  ,  Julys,  1863. 

Captain  Wilson  B.  Farrell,  July  4,  1863,  of  wounds  re- 
ceived in  action  at  Gettysburg,  Pa. 

Captain  Joseph  Periam,  July  7,  1863,  of  wounda  received 
in  action  at  Gettysburg;,  Pa. 

First  Lieut.  Charles  Zcirenherg,  September  17,  1862,  of 
wounds  received  in  action. 

First  Lieut.  David  B.  Demarest,  July  30,  1863,  of  wounds 
received  in  action  at  Gettysburg,  Pa. 

First  Lieut.  Andrew  Levering,  December  16,  1863,  of 
disease. 

Second  Lieut.  Waldo  Farrar,  killed  iu  action  at  Gettys- 
burg, Pa.,  July  2,  1863. 

Second  Lieut.  Charle»  H.  Slason,  August  18,  1863,  of 
wounds  received  in  aotiun  at  Gettysburg,  Pa. 

Second  Lieut.  August  Kreuger,  drowned  at  Alexandiia, 
Va.,  August  21,  1863. 


Aiipointed  First  Lieut,  in  V.  R.  C. 


MINNESOTA   INPANTRY.  313 


Missing,  (2.) 

Captain  Carlysle  A.  Bromley,  Bince  June  30,  1861. 
Captain  Henry  0.  Lester,  since  OctolDerSl,  1861. 

Cashiered,  (1.) 
♦Assistant  Surgeon  E.  G.  Pugsley,  August  15,  1863. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"Bull  Run,"  hilled,  O.  l,  E.  M.  21;  wounded,  O.  i,  E.  M.  68;  missing,  O.  2,  E.  M.  39. 
"Goose  CRKEK,"  A-;Hed,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "  Yorktovvn,"  no  loss.  "WEST  POINT," 
noloss  •'FaiV.OaKS,"  killed,  E.  M.,  3;  wounded. 'E.M.,  1.  "PEACH  ORCHARD,"  no  loss.  "Sav- 
age Station  "  killed,  E.  M.,  5;  wouvded.  O.  1,  E.  M.  32;  missing,  E.  M.,  13.  "Glendale,"  killed, 
EM  1;  wounded,  O.,  I.  "  Malvern  IIILL,"  (July  1,  1862,)  no  loss.  "  Malvern  Hill,"  (August 
5  1862  )  no  loss.  "Vienna,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1  ;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  5;  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  "  AN- 
t'iETAM  ■'  killed,  O.  1,  E.  M.  13;  wounded,  O.  I,  E.  M.  43;  missing,  E.  M.,  14.  "FREDERICKS- 
BURG "wounded.  E.  M.,  4 ;  missing,  E.  2,1..  2.  "  MaYRES'S  HEIGHTS,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  9.  "  GET- 
TYSBURG "  killed,  O.  3,  E.  M.  31  ;  wounded,  O.  11,  E.  JI.  156.  "BrISTOW  Statios."  killed.  E.  M., 
1-  wounded.  O.  I,  E.'M.  19.  "MINE  RUN,"  no  loss.  "  PETERSBURG,"  (Cos.  A  and  B,) /aHcd,  E.  M., 
4';  wounded.  0.  1,  E.  M.  19;  missing.  E.  M.,  24.  "DEEP  BOTTOM,"  (July  27,  1864,  A  andB,)  no 
loss  "DEEP  BOTTOV,"  (August  14,  1864,  A  and  B,)  killed,  E.  M.,  4;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  5. 
"REA.M'S  Station,"  (A  and  B^)  wounded.  E.  M.,  2;  missing,  E.  M.,  15.  "BOYDTON  Road,"  (A  and 
B,)  wounded,  E.  M.,  2.     "Hatcher's   Run,"  (A  and  B,)  no  loss.      "Appomattox  Court 

House," . 

Disability  removed  Jan.  22, 1864  ;  commissioned  Assistant  Surgeon  9th  regiment  Minnesota  infantry. 


314 


MINNESOTA    INFANTRY. 


SECOND  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Fort 
Snelling  aud  Fort  Ridgely,  Minn.,  from 
June  26  to  September  12,  1861,  to 
serve  three  years.  On  the  expiration 
of  its  term  of  service  the  original  mem- 
bers (except  veteranrt)  were  mustered 
out,  and  the  organization,  composed  of 
veterans  and  ricvuits,  retained  in  ser- 
vice until  July  11,  1865,  when  it  was 
mustered  out.) 

Colonel. 

Jufi.son  W.  Bishop 26  Mar.,  65 

(Brevtt  Brig.  Oen.  7  June,  1865.; 

Lieu'.enaitt  Colonel. 
Calvin  S.  Uline 4  Apr.,  65 

Major. 

John  Moulton 4  Apr.,  63 

{Brevet  Lieut.  Col.  13  March,  1865.) 

Captains. 

Edward  L.  Kenny 14  Sept.,  64 

Thomas  G.  Scott 14  Sept., 

Henning  V.  Rumohr 16  Sept.] 

Teubroeck  Stout 24  Sept., 

Matthias  Thocny 7  Nov.' 

James  \V.  Wood 1 1  Nov.] 

Daniel  S.  Coverdalo 15  Feb.|  65 

John  S.  Livingston 22  Feb. 

George  W.  Shuman 5  Apr.' 

Lovilo  N.  Holmes 27  Apr  ' 


First  Lieutenants. 

John  L.  Kinny,  R.  Q.  M 6  Aug.,  64 

John  L.  Giiskill 6  Aug., 

Abram  Kalder 14  Sept' 

Albert  Essen 16  Sept.',' 

Jacob  T.  McCoy 1  Nov 

William  T.  Mills lONov'' 

Edgar  V.  Dickey 23  Nov.! 

Benjamin  Sylvester 19  Dec  ' 

Axel  H.  Reed 15  Feb.',   65 

Frank  Y.  Hofr,tott,  Adft. ...  5  Apr 

Ellas  K.  Wasser 27  Apr 

Charles  H.  Frieud 21  May,' 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Archibald  McCorkle 12  Nov.,  64 

Jonathan  P.  Jackson 1  Apr  '  65 

Thomas  D,  Fowblo 1  Apr  ' 

Henry  H.  Hills 1  Apr'' 

Allen  B.  White 1  Apr  ' 

Isaac  W.  Stuart 5  Apr.,' 

Francis  Kelsey 9  Apr.] 

Frederick  Lambrecht 26  Apr.,' 

Daniel  Fagan 27  Apr!' 

Franklin  R.  Harris 21  May,' 

*  Appointed  Paymaster  U.  S.  A. 
t  Appoiuted  Captain  and  A.  Q.  M. 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (3.) 

Colonel  Horatio  P.  Van  Cleve,  WB..  }p.,  March  21,  1862, 

to  Brigadier  General. 
Lieut.  Colonel  Alexander  Wilkin,  S.  3.,  August  26,  1862, 

to  Colonel  9th  regiment  Minnesota  infantry. 
First  Lieut.  Samuel  P.  Jcnnison,  Adft,  August  24,  1862 

to  Lieut.  Colonel  10th  regiment  Minnesota  infantry. 

Resigned,  (31.) 

*  Major  Simeon  .Smith,  September  17,  1861. 

Major  John  B.  Davis,  April  5,  1864. 

Captain  Pettr  Mant<^ir,  December  4,  1861. 

Captain  John  Foot,  March  9,  18C2. 

Captain  Asgrim  K.  Skaro,  March  20,  1862. 

Captain  Jacob  J.  Noah,  June  3,  1862. 

Captain  William  Markham,  July  19,  1862. 

Captain  Horace  H.  Western,  October  27,  1862. 

Captain  Nelson  W.  Dickerson,  May  20,  1863. 

Captain  Andrew  R.  Kiefer,  July  27,  1863. 

Captain  Charles  H.  Barnes,  August  13,  1663. 

Captain  Abram  Harkins,  June  20,  1864. 

C/iptain  David  B.  Loomis,  November  4,  1864. 

Ciipfain  John  R.  Beatty,  March  30,  186.5. 

rii>t  Lieut.  E.  St.  Julien  Cox,  February  8,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Daniel  B.  Bailey,  April  16,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Moses  C.  Tuttle,  May  1, 1862. 

First  Lieut.  Francis  Hamilton,  (jctober  22,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  William  S.  Grow,  R.  Q.  M.,  January  30, 1863. 

Fii!~t  Lieut.  Jacob  Maiuzer,  March  21,  1863. 

First  Lieut,  Augustus  E.  Alden,  NovembiT  8,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Jerome  Dane,  March  19,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  William  S.  Baxter,  April  1,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Ephraim  A.  Otis,  June  11,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Jules  Capon,  Ju\y  18, 1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Frederick  A.  Brandt,  July  18,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  John  N.  Wallingford.  February  8,  1863. 

Second  Lieut.  Thomas  G.  Quayle,  February  14,  1865. 

Assistant  Surgeon  John  L.  Armington,  February  21, 1863. 

Assistant  Surgeon  Otis  Ayer,  December  23,  1863. 

Chaplain  Timothy  R.  Cressey,  October  10,  1863. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (4.) 

Colonel  James  George,  June  29,  1864. 
Captain  William  W.  Woodbury,  January  6.  1865. 
First  Tiieut.  Harrison  K.  Cou.se,  November  9,  1864. 
Surgeon  Moody  C.  Tollman,  December  31,  1864. 


Discharged,  (11.) 

t  Captain  Daniel  Heany,  July  10,  1862. 

Captaiu  Charles  F.  Meyer,  July  12,  1864. 

Captain  Jeremiah  C.  Donuhower,  July  12,  1864. 

1  Captain  Clinton  A.  Cilley,  September  12,  1864. 

^  Fir.sf  Lieut.  Tho7nas  McDonovg/,,  November  16,  1863. 

1'  irst  Lieut.  William  W.  Wilson,  July  12   1864 

First  Lieut.  Hiram  Lobdell,  July  12    1864 

First  Lieut.  S.  DeWitt  Parsons,  R.  Q.  M.,  July  30,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Edward  Wait,  July  12   1864 

8<eoiid  Lieut.  Charles  Rampe,  July  'l2   1864 

Surgeon  Reginald  H.  Bingham,  May  27,  18C2. 

1  Appointed  Captain  and  A.  A.  G 
9  Appointed  First  Lieut,  in  K  R.  c. 


MINNESOTA   TNFANTET. 


315 


Surgeon. 
WilUam Brown 1  Mar.,  65 

As^i^tant  Surgeons. 


ChapJain. 
LeviGleason 1  Jan.,   65 


Pled,  (4.) 

Fii-st  Lient.  Henry  C.  Simpson,  December  1,  1S61. 

First  Lieut,  Charles  Haven,  March  4,  1862,  at  Xasli\'ille, 
Tenn. 

First  Lieut.  Samuel  G.  Trimble,  killed  in  action  at  Chat- 
tanooga, Term,,  November  Oo,  1S63. 

Second  Lieut.  John  C.  Jones,  killed  in  action  at  Kenesaw 
Mountain,  Ga.,  June  IS,  1SG4, 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
Captain  Levi  Ober,  August  Oi',  1S64. 


List  of  battles,  <!to. .  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 

••Mill  SrKl.SGS,"  AiMf<?,  E.  >t.,  10;  icoundcd.  E,  M.,  T.x  "  ChI0K-\MaUG.\."  kiUed.  E.  M..  3u-. 
tcoundfd,  O.  1,  E.  M.  ItIS;  missing.  O.  0,  E.  M.  49.  •Chattanooga."  killed,  0.1,  E.  M.  4 : 
voHmitd.  E.  M..  ;'T.  "  ResaOa.  "  — ^^ — .  "  Kexesaw  MovntaiN,"  killed.  O.  1,  E.  M.  0-,  ii-oinided. 
E,  M..  1.  'Chattahoochie,"  kilhd,  E.  M.,  1.  '•Atlaxta,''  no  loss.  ••Sava.xnah,"  no  loss. 
•Kalkigh," . 


316 


MINNESOTA    INFANTRY. 


THIRD  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Fort 
Snelling,  Minn.,  from  October  2  to  No- 
vember 14,  1861,  to  serve  three  years. 
On  the  expiration  of  its  term  of  service 
the  original  members  (except  veterans) 
were  mustered  out,  and  the  organiza- 
tion, composed  of  veterans  and  recruits, 
retained  in  service  until  September  2, 
1865,  vyhen  it  was  mustered  out.) 

Colonel. 

Hans  Mattson 13  June,  64 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
James  B.  Hoit 24  June,  65 

Major. 


Captains. 

John  A.  Vanstrum 1  Nov.,  62 

James  L.  Hodges 11  Dec, 

OttoF.  Dreher 2  Oct.,    64 

George  W.  Knight 7  Feb.,   65 

William  G.  J.  Akers 7  Feb., 

Lewis  S.  Hancock 18  Apr., 

James  M.  Moran 22  Apr., 

George  L.Jameson 13  May, 

Jed.  F.  Fuller 7  July, 

'  William  P.  Morse 1  Aug. , 

(Brevet  Major  24  Nov.,  1865.) 


First  Lieutenants. 

Bonds  Olson,  iZ.  Q.  iVf 2  Oct.,    64 

Andrew  J.  Borland 20  Nov. , 

Ezra  T.  Champlin 17  Dec, 

(Brevet  Captain  9  April,  1865.) 
Heman  D.  Pettibone 26  Feb.,   65 

(Brevet  Captain  9  April,  1865.) 

Thomas  Hunter 25  Feb., 

Eben  North 18  Apr.', 

Jonas  Lindall 23  Apr.', 

Philander  E.  Folsom,  Adj't. .  .13  May,' 

Nathaniel  C.  Parker 7  July, 

Asa  C.  Pease 7  July, 

Nils  B.  Johnson 28  July] 

Joseph  P.  Kirby 16  Aug.', 

Second  Lieutenants. 


Surgeon. 

Ibert  C.  Wedge 14  Nov..  63 

*  Discharged  July  12,  1866 


C/asualtizs. 


Promoted,  (7.) 

Colonel  Christopher  C.  Andrews,  May  12,  1864,  to  Briga- 
dier General. 
Captain  David  Misener,  February  27,  1865,  to  Major  Igt 

regiment  Minnesota  heavy  artillery. 
Captain  James  M.  Bowler,  May  19,  1865,  to  Major  113th 

U.  S.  C.  T. 
First  Lieut.  Rollin  C.  Olin,  March  15,  1863,  to  Captain 

and  A.  A.  G. 
First  Lieut.  Cyrus  H.   Blakely,  Adft.   June  13,  1864,  to 

Captain  and  C.  S. 
Fir.st  Lieut.  John  G.  Gustafson.    November  7,   1864,  to 

Lieut.  Colonel  112th  U.  S.  C.  T. 
Second  Lieut.  Joseph   R.    Puinam,  August  16,  1864,   to 

Lieut,  Colonel  42d  U.  S.  C.  T. 


Resigned,  (28.) 

Colonel  Chauncey  TV.  Griggs,  July  19.  1963. 

Lieut.  Colonel  Benjamin  F.  Smith,  iMI.  p.,  B.  9.,  May 

29,  1862. 
Lieut.  Colonel  Everett  W.  Foster,  May  22,  1865. 
Major  John  A.  Hadley,  May  1,  1862. 
Major  William  W.  Webster,  November  12,  1864. 
Captain  John  R.  Bennett,  February  27,  1862. 
Captain  Hans  Eustrom,  August  2,  1862. 
Captain  Edward  L.  Baker,  February  10,  1864. 
Captain  Edwin  Hillman,  February  17,  1864. 
Captain  Benjamin  F.  Rice,  July  20,  1864. 
Captain  Joseph  H.  Swan,  December  31,  1864. 
Captain  Willett  W.  DeKay,  January  9,  1865. 
Captain  John  C.  Devereux,  March  2,  1865. 
Captain  Isaac  Taylor,  April  18,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Lars  K.  Aaker,  March  30,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Lewis  Hardy,  June  8,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Ezra  B.  Eddy,  July  10,  1862. 
First  Lieut  James  P.  Howlett,  R.  Q.  M.,  March  2,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Damon  Greenleaf,  August  16,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  William  Grummons,  September  19,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Jonathan  A.  Churchill,  December  31,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Harvey  Miller,  June  19,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  George  McKinley,  January  20, 186.3. 
Second  Lieut.  Henry  A.  Duraud,  December  20,  1864. 
Surgeon  Levi  Butler,  September  21,  1863. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Francis  H.  Milligan,  April  8,  1862. 
Chaplain  Chauncey  Hobert,  April  13,  1862. 
Chaplain  Benjamin  F.  Crary,  June  2,  1863. 

Discharged,  (2.) 

First  Lieut.  Charles  W.  A.  Nudd,  August  13,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Francis  S.  McDonald,  October  18,  1862. 

Died,  (4.) 

First  Lieut.  Ephraim  Pierce,  Adft,  July  1, 1865,  at  DuvaU's 
Bluff,  Ark. 

Second  Lieut.  Olof  Liljegren,  September  26,  1864,  at 
Pine  Bluff,  Ark. 

Second  Lieut.  John  V.  Reeves,  January  29,  1865,  at  Du- 
vaU's Bluff,  Ark. 

Chaplain  Simon  Putnam,  September  11,  1864,  at  Afton, 
Minn. 


MINNESOTA    INFANTRY. 


317 


Assistant  Surgeons. 

Nahum  Bixby 13  June,  64 

Moses  R.  G-resley,  a.  to.  to. 


Chaplain. 
Anthony  WUlford 30  Dec,   64 


Dismissed,  (10.) 

Colonel  Henry  C.  Lester,  December  1, 1869. 
Captain  William  H.  Mills,  December  1,  1862. 
Captain  Clinton  Gurnee,  December  1,  1862. 
Captain  John  B.  Preston,  December  1,  1862. 
Captain  Mark  W.  Clay,  December  1,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Adolpkus  F.  Eliott,  December  1,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Isaac  P.  Tichener,  December  1,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Stephen  Rhoads,  November  25, 1863. 
First  Lieut.  Hiram  D.  Gates,  July  15, 1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Samuel  H.  Ingman,  December  1, 1862. 


List  of  battles,  <fec. ,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each : 

"MURFREESBORO',"  .     "WOOD  LAKE,"  killed,   E.  M.,  1;  wounded,   E.  M.,   38. 

HUGH'S  Woods,"  killed,  E.  M.,  8  ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  8. 


"Fit; 


318 


MINNESOTA   INFANTRY. 


FOURTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Fort 
Snelliug,  Minn.,  from  October  4  to  De- 
cember 2-'),  1861,  to  serve  three  years. 
Oil  the  expiration  of  its  term  of  service 
the  original  members  (except  veterans) 
were  mustered  out,  and  the  organiza- 
tion, composed  of  veterans  aud  recruits, 
retained  in  service  until  July  19,  1865, 
when  it  was  mustered  out.) 

Colonel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
James  C.  Edson 5  Nov.,  64 

Major. 
Leverett  R.  Wellman 22  June,  65 

Captains. 

Dennison  M.  G-.  Murphy 4  May,   64 

Rufus  P.  Wells 4  May, 

David  L.  Wellman 1  July, 

Charles  W.  Douglas 21  Dec, 

Hobert  N.  Hosmer 29  Mar.,  65 

Charles  H.  Stinchfield 14  June, 

W.  W.  Rich 22  June, 

Adian  K.  Norton 22  June, 

First  Lieutenants. 

Chessman  Gould 4  May,   64 

Samuel  W.  Russell,  R.  Q.  M.  1  Aug., 

Eberhard  P.  Lieberg 21  Sept., 

Joseph  Williams 21  Sept., 

George  Baird 21  Dec, 

William  H.  H.  Dooley 15  June,  65 

Frank  S.  De  Mers,  Adj't 22  June, 

John  G.  Janicke 22  June, 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Ahimaaz  E.  Wood 20  Sept. ,  64 

James  M.  Douglas 21  Sept., 

Reuben  J.  Chewning 21  Sept., 

George  Plowman ..21  Sept., 

James  F.  Dilley 17  Dec , 

Adoniram  J.  Whitney 18  Dec, 

Peter  Jerome 15  June,  65 

Surgeon. 


Assistant  Surgeon. 
George  M.  D.  Lambert 9  Feb.,  65 

Chaplain. 
Charles  H.  Savidge 19  Dec,  64 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (5.) 

Colonel  John  B.  Sanborn,  September  11,  1863  to  Briga- 
dier General. 

Captain  John  H.  Parker,  November  20, 1862,  to  Major  Igt 
regiment  Minnesota  cavalry. 

Captain  Robert  S.  Donaldson,  July  24,  1863,  to  Lieut. 
Colonel  50th  U.  S.  C.  T. 

First  Lieut.  Thomas  B.  Hunt,  R.  Q.  M.,  April  9,  1863, 
to  Captain  and  A.  Q.  M. 

First  Lieut.  William  T.  Kittredge,  Aij't,  August  12, 1864, 
to  Captain  and  A.  A.  G. 

Resigned,  (25.) 

Colonel  John  E.  Tourtelotte,  (Brevet  Brigadier  General 

March  13,  1865,)  June  21,  1865. 
Major  Luther  L.  Baxter,  September  3,  1862. 
Captain  Ebenezer  Le  GJro,  November  20,  1862. 
Captain  Charles  Lueg,  April  22,  1863. 
Captain  Thomas  E.  luman,  April  22,  1863. 
Captain  Robert  B.  Young,  June  10,  1863. 
Captain  Asa  W.  White,  June  19,  1863. 
Captain  Lncian  B.  Martin,  July  6,  1863. 
Captain  Henry  Piatt,  August  11,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Robert  Wiuegar,  June  26,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Benjamin  V.  Butler,  November  4,  1862. 
First  Lieut,  diaries  Johnson,  November  20,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  James  W.  Crawford,  June  3,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Cyrus  L.  Snyder,  August  3,  1863. 
*  First  Lieut.  James  Drysdale,  March  24,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Abner  St.  Cyr,  April  27,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Svaute  Cronsioe,  February  13,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  William  B.  Spencer,  March  3, 1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Edward  H.  Foster,  March  19,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Rudolph  Borgeisrode,  April  5,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Edwin  O.  Clutpman,  July  9,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  William  K.  Vickroy,  November  7,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Peter  Hanson,  April  2.5,  1863. 
Surgeon  John  H.  Murphy,  July  9,  1863. 
Surgeon  Henry  R.  Wedel,  June  15,  1865. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (5.) 
Captaia  Edtvard  U.  Russell.  December  20,  1864. 
Captain  George  A.  Clarke,  December  20,  1864. 
Captain  Ctiarles  C.  Hunt,  December  21,  1864. 
Captain  Ira  N.  Morrill,  December  22,  1864. 
Surgeon  Elisha  W.  Cross,  December  23,  1864. 

Discharged,  (12.) 
Lieut.  Colonel  Minor  T.  Thomas,  September  9,  1862. 
Captain  Gibson  S.  Patch,  June  30, 1863. 
Captain  William  F.  Wheeler,  January  25,  1864. 
Captain  John  M.  Thompson,  January  28.  1864. 
Captain  James  H.  Donaldson,  February  16,  1864. 
Captain  Daniel  G.  Towle,  April  5,  1865. 
Captain  Samuel  T.  Isaac,  June  21,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Solomon  F.  Brown,  March  16,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Orlando  Graham,  May  15,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  John  D.  Hunt,  May  15,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  James  A.  Goodwin,  February  25,  1863. 
Chaplain  Asa  S.  Fiske,  October  3,  1864. 

Died,  (6.) 

Major  A.  Edward  Welch,  Febniary  1,  1864,  of  disease, 
at  Nashville,  Tenn. 


'  Appointed  Second  Lieut,  in  V.  R.  C. 


MINNESOTA    INFANTKT. 


319 


Captain  Robert  P.  Mooers,  killed  in  action  at  Corinth, 
Miss.,  Octobers,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Ransom  A.  Judd,  July  9,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Clark  Turner,  May  26,  1863,  of  wounds  re- 
ceived in  action  at  Vicksburg,  Miss. 

Second  Lieut.  Harrison  M.  Stanton,  June  8,  1862,  at  Ben- 
ton baiTacks,  Mo. 

Second  Lieut.  G.  G.  Sherirooke,  killed  in  action  at  Vicks- 
burg, Miss.,  May  22,  1863. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"CORINTH,"  (April  30  to  May  30,  1862,)  no  loss.     "lUKA,"  killed,  E.  M.,  3;  wounded,  O.  2,  E.  M. 
40;  missing,  E.  M.,  2.     "CORINTH,"  (Oct.  3  and  4,  1862,)  killed,  0.\,  E^  M.  1 ;  icoimded, 


E.  M.,  U 
missing,  E.  M.,  1.  " Rayjio.n'd,"  no  loss.  "Jackson,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  2.  "CHA:iiriON  Hill,' 
wounded,  0. 1,11.1/1.1      ''SlEGE  OF  VlCKSBVRG,"  killed,  O.  1,  E.  M.  12;  wounded,  O.  7,  E.  M.  35 

"CHATTANOOGA,"    wounded,  E.  M.,   ].       "ResaCA,"   .      "  KENESAW    MOUNTAIN,"    

"ATLANTA," .     "  ALLATOONA," /diZed,  E.  M.    U;   wounded,  O.  2,  E.  yi.  31.     "SAVANNAH, 

wounded,  E.  M.,  1.    "Raleigh," . 


320 


MlJNAilJbUlA     Ji\l<AiMltl, 


FIFTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regimnnt  was  organized  at  Fort 
Snelliiig,  Minn.,  from  March  15  to  April 
30,  1862,  to  serve  three  years.  On  the 
expiration  of  its  ti-rm  of  service  the 
original  members  (except  veterans,) 
were  mnstered  out,  and  the  organiza- 
tion, composed  of  veterans  and  recruits, 
retained  in  service  until  September  6, 
1865,  when  it  was  mustered  out.) 

Colonel. 

Lucius  F.Hubbard 30  Aug.,  62 

(^Brevet  Brig.  Gen.  16  Dec,  1864.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
William  B.Gere 30  Aug.,  62 

Major. 

John  P.  Houston 10  May,    65 

(Brevet  Lieut.  Col.  13  March,  1865.) 

Captains. 

James  G.  McGrew 2  Sept.,  63 

Orlenzo  Moiehouse 2  Sept., 

Rosa  Wilkinson 2  Mar.,  64 

Norris  H.  Doreey 12  Dec, 

Jacob  Amos 9  Feb.,  65 

John  King 23  May, 

Timothy  J.  Sheehan,  a.  w.  m. 

First  Lieutenants. 

John  F.  Bishop 2  Sept.,  63 

James  Farrell 3  Sept., 

Dor  K.  Stacy 26  Sept., 

George  P.  Hatch 26  Sept., 

Roscoe  Hilton 12  Dec,   64 

Albert  Rhode,  Adj't 9  Feb.,   65 

John  H.  Theis 9  Feb., 

*  Francis  G.  Brown,  R.  Q.  M.19  Mar., 

Thomas  Morgan 31  Mar., 

William  Deutsch 6  June, 

Charles  J.  Stauflf 6  June, 

Second  Lieutenants. 


Surgeon. 
William  H.  Leonard 23  May ,    65 

Assistant  Surgeons. 

Chaplain. 
Henry  N.  Herrick 11  June,  64 


Casualties. 


Promoted.  (3.) 

Captain  Ebenezer  A.  Rice,  January  12,  1864,  to  Major 
2d  regiment  Minnesota  cavalry. 

Captain  Orhuid  Eddy,  April  21,  1865,  to  Major  Ist  regi- 
ment Minnesota  heavy  artillery. 

Second  Lieut.  Horatio  D.  Brown,  August  5,  1864,  to  First 
Lieut,  and  Adj't  11th  regiment  Minnesota  infantry. 

Resigned,  (24.) 

Colonel  Rudolph  Von  Borgersode,  August  31,  1862. 

Major  Francis  Hall,  April  .30,  1863. 

Captain  Adam  S.  Lybe,  November  18,  1862. 

Captain  Andrew  A.  Teele,  April  3,  1863. 

Captain  John  Vander  Horck,  April   11,  1863. 

Captain  Josiah  R.  Dartt  April  12.  1863. 

Captain  Otis  .S.  Clark,  July  7,  1863. 

Captain  Norman  K.  Culver.  July  13,  1863. 

Captain  William  Arkins,  August  22,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Patrick  Ryan,  December  31,  l862. 

First  Lieut.  Francis  A.  Cariveiju,  May  3,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  If'iiliam  Organ,  July  15,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Frank  B.  Fobe.s,  July  21,  186.3. 

First  Lieut.  Alexis  P.  Bailly.  July  22,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  William  B.  McGrorty,  R.  Q.  M.,  September 

15,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Killian  Six.  September  3,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Marcus  M.  Ingrabam,  December  II,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Milton  H.  Peraber,  July  22,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  William  A.  Van  Slyke,  July  23, 1863. 
Second  Lieut.  John  Groetsch,  August  3,  1863. 
Surgeon  Francis  B.  Etheridge.  September  3, 1862. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Joseph  A.  Vervais,  April  2,  1863. 
Chaplain  J.  F.  Chaffee,  June  23,  1862. 
Chaplain  John  Ireland,  April  3,  1863. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (5.) 
Major  John  C.  Becht,  March  18,  186.5. 
Captain  Alpheus  French,  Jlay  20,  186.5. 
First  Lieut.  Thomas  P.  Gere.  Adft,  £B.  ^.,  April  5, 1865. 
Second  Lieut.   George  IK  Johnson,  May  28,  1865. 
Surgeon  Vincent  B.  Kennedy,  May  1,  1865. 

Discharged,  (1.) 
Captain  Hermann  Muehlberg,  May  15,  1865. 

Vied,  (7.) 
Captain  Gold  T.  Curtis,  July  24,  1862,  at  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Captain  John  S.  Marsh,  drowned  near  the  Lower  Sionx 

Agency,  Minn.,  August  18,  1862. 
Captain  Henry  Stasson,   killed   in  action  at  Nashville, 

Tenn.,  December  16,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  Koch,  August  7,  1863,  of  disease,  at 

St.  Paul,  Minn. 
First  Lieut.  Henry  G.  Bailly,  January  7,  1865,  of  wounds 

received  in  action  at  Nashville,  Tenn. 
Second  Lieut.  David  A.  Onkes,  killed  in  action  at  Corinth, 

Miss.,  May  28,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Jeremiah  Howell,  June  14, 1863,  of  disease, 

at  Young's  Point,  La. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
Captain  Luther  E.  Clark,  May  13,  1862. 


*  Discharged  September  21,  1865. 


MINNESOTA    INFANTRY.  321 


List  of  battles,  &c,,  in  Tchich  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"CORLVTH."  (AprU  30  to  May  30,  ISfiO,  Cos.  A,  E,  F,  G,  H,  I,  and  K.)  killed.  O.  1,  E.  yi.  2; 
Kounded,  0.1,  E.  M.  S.  '•  REDWOOD,"  (B.)  killed.  E.  >[..  23;  tcounded,  E.  M..  4.  'FORT 
RlDGELr,"  rB  audC)  iti7?frf,  E.  il.,  1;  uciunded,  E.  M.,  9.  "Fort  Abekcro.mbie,"  (Septemher3. 
1862.  D.)  teounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "FoRT  AbercROMBIE,"  (September  6,  1862.  D,)  killed,  E.  M.,  i; 
looMiidfd,  E.  M.,  1.  'Fort  AbercR0MBIE,"( September 23,  lit&i.D,) killed.  E.  M..  1.  "  Cori.n'TH,'' 
(October  3  and  4.  Ift52,  A,  E,  F,  G,  H,  I,  and  K.)  killed^ 'E.  M.,  7;  jcoundid.  E.  M..  14:  missing. 
E.  M.,  3.  "Jackso.v,"  missing-.  E.  M.,  3.  "Siege  of  Vicksbcrg,'  kilkd.  E.  M.,  2;  tcounded, 
e!  M.]  1,  "MECHA.NTCSBCRG,'  no  lofs.  "KlCHMOSD,"  missing,  E.  M.,  S.  "  FORT  DeRussy," 
no  loss.  "Henderson's  Hiix,"no  loss.  '"Grand  Ecore,"  no  loss.  "Pleasant  Hill,"  inissing. 
E  M.,  1.  "Cane  RiTER  Crossing."  no  loss.  '■Batoo  Roberts,"  no  loss.  "Mansika. 'no  loss. 
"  Yellow  Batoc."  no  loss.  "Lake  Chicot,'' A:!»e(i,E.  M.,  1;  tcounded,E.'M.,-i.  "Pontotoc,  "no 
loss  "Tupelo,"  killed.  E.  M..  1;  mis^im^.  E.  M.,  1.  "  Abbeville."  wounded,  E.  :>!..  3.  "Xash- 
tille,"  killed.  O.  1,  E.  M.  20;  icouud^d^ O.  5,  E.  M.  67  ;  missing,  E.  M.,  2.  '•SPANISH  FORT,'' 
kilUd,  E.  M.,  2;  icounded.  E.  M..  12. 


21  g 


322 


MTNXESOTA    INFANTRY 


SIXTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiiiK-nt  Tvas  cirgiinized  at  Camp 
Release  .-iiicl  Fort  Snelliiig,  Minn.,  from 
■SeptLiiiber  i29  to  November  20,  lf6C;.  to 
<i  rve  three  ve.irs.  If  was  iiiu.stered 
out  of  service  August  19,  1865.) 

Colonel. 

*  John  T.  Averill 22  Nov. ,  64 

(Di-crel  Brig.  Gen.  18  Oct.,  1865.) 

Lkutciifint  Colonel. 
Hir.iiu  P.  Grant 25  Nov.,  G-1 

Major. 
Hiram  .S.  Bailey    25  Nov.,  64 

Ciqii'iini.. 

Eudo'nh  Shoeiiemann 19  Aug.,  62 

"\V.  K.  TattersfUl 20  Aug., 

Horace  B.  Wilson .  _ 2J  .\iig., 

H.iiry  J.  Gillhaia 9  .\pr.,    64 

William  Grant- 13  .June, 

ll'-licrt  R.  Jlutcbinsou 11  Dec, 

t'harle^  .r.  Stees,  a.  ic.  m. 
Thomas  .S.  .Slaughter,  a.  w.  m. 
William  W.  Bradioi,  a.  w.  m. 

Firsl  Lieutentmts. 

George  W.  Presentt 19  .Aug.,   62 

(4eni  ge  W.  Parker  .  - 2  .'  .\ug., 

Matbia.-.  Holl 7  Nnv.,  63 

H.iiiyH.  f;ill.eit,  It.  Q.  3/ .  .10  .luue,  64 

William  Brown 1  Oct., 

.Saa.uel  JlcClay II  Dec, 

Alonz.j  P.  Counellv,  Jil/'l  -  ..29  Dec, 

Williaui  T.  Barnes' 3U  Dec, 

Ge-rge  E.  GasM    12  Jan.,    65 

Henry  .S.  Ba^^ett.  ti.  ?r.  m. 

Scro/id  Lieiitcniintf. 

Ju'ii-ph  F.  Piugrey 22  Aug  ,  62 

Justii-  B.  Bell    9  Nov.,  6:3 

William  M.  Evans 1  Oct.,    64 

Edward  O.  Zimmermauu 1  Dec, 

John  Hntebinson 22  Dec, 

Jn.~iph  Madi.son 31  Dec, 

Heurv  M.  Huntington 26  Jan.,    65 

WillMUi  Moore     , 11  Feb., 

William  Ci.  Gresham 12  Mar., 

Surgeon. 
Wallace  P.  Belden 20  Sept.,  64 

jissistant  Surgeons. 

James  M.  JIcMasters 20  May,    64 

Henry  Wilson 10  Oct., 

Chaplain. 
Daniel  Cobb 15  Oct.,    64 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (3.) 
Major  Robert  N.  JIcLaren,  January  14.  1864,  to  Colonel 

2d  regiment  Jlinnesota  cavalrv. 
First  Lieut.  Henry   li.  Carver,  It.   Q.  M..  April  25,  1864, 

to  Captain  and  A.  Q.  M. 
Assisiant  Surgeon  Jared  W.  Daniels,  December  28,  1863, 

to  Surgeon  2d  ri'giment  MiimeBota  cavalry. 

Resigned,  (14.) 

Colonel  William  Crooks,  Gctob'-r  28,  1864. 

Captain  William  H.  Woodward,  January  .5,  186.3. 

Captain  Daniel  H.  Valentine,  .Taiiuary  21,  1863. 

Captain  Carlyle  A.  Bromley,  February  10,  1863. 

Captain  Orlando  C    Mf  rriiaan,  June  6.  1864. 

First  Bient.  Christian  Exel,  July  22,  18113. 

Fir.-,t  Lieut.  Shepherd  H.  King.  Ant;ust  6,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Dana  White,  August  24.  1864. 

FirBt  Lieut.  Samuel  Geisinger,  August  24,  1864. 

First  Lieut   Florentine  K.  Snow,  Ailfl.  D'^jemberlO,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Daniel  W.  Albangh,  Deeriuber  27,  1864. 

SecondLicut.  Commodore  P.  itc .Alexander,  June  19,1863. 

Surgeon  Alfred  ^^■barton,  July  27,  1864. 

Chaplain  Richard  B.  Bull,  July  14,  1864. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (I.) 
First  Lieut.  Henry  A.  Partridge.  July  9,  1865. 

Discliargcd,  (4.) 

t  Captain  Joseph  0.  Whitney,  Jnlj'  17,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Robert  H.  Haft)/,  January  16,  1865. 
First  Lit-ut.  Edward  A.  O'Brien,  June  12,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Charles  L.  Gaijle,  May  15,  1865. 

Died,  (4.) 

Second  Lieut.  Jacob  E.  Baldwin,  Di-coniber  lb,  1863,  at 

St.  Paul,  Minn. 
Second  Lieut.   Anthony   C.   Helinkamp,  September  24, 

1864,  of  disease,  at  St.  Paul,  Jlinu. 
Second  Lieut.  Francis  H.  Wheeler,  December  30,  1864, 

of  disease,  at  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Assistant  Surgeon   Augustus   ' ».  Potter,   September  13, 

1864,  of  disease,  at  Helena,  Ark. 


Li'-t  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 

"  BincH  Coolie,"  liilled,  E.  M.,  11 ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  11.     "Wood  L.ike."  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  1, 

"Eici  Mound,"  no  loss.    "Dead  Buffalo  Lake,"  no  loss.    "Sto.n'ey  Lake,"  uo  loss.    '-MissooJU 

River,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1.    "Fort  Blakely,"  uo  loss. 

■  Discharged  September  30,  1865.  t  Appointed  Captain  aud  A.  Q.  M. 


MINNESOTA    INFANTRY. 


323 


SEVENTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Ciimp 
Release,  Fort.  .Siielliug,  iind  .St.  Peter, 
Minn.,  from  Augu.-t  IG  to  October  30, 
1862,  to  serve  threo  j'tars.  It  ^vil.«  mus- 
tered out  of  service  August  Ifi,  16U.5.) 

Colo7iel. 

William  R.  Marshall 30  JIar.,  C4 

(Bremt  Brig.  Gen.  13  March,  1865.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

George  Bradley 30  Mar.,  04 

(^Brevet  Colonel  8  April,  1865.) 

Major. 

William  H.  Burt 30  Mar.,  64 

(Brevet  Lieut.  Col.  8  April,  1865.) 

Captains. 

John  Kennedy 25  Aug.,  C2 

(Brevet  Major  13  M;irch,  1865.) 

Albert  H.  Stevens 1  July,    63 

Herman  Betcher 6  I'eb.,   64 

Chanty  B.  Wilkinson 14  Di-c., 

LoelB.  Hoag 8  Feb..   65 

William  H.  Thomas 10  Feb., 

Norman  Buck - 3  iMur. , 

Josiah  E.  West 13  June, 

Maxon  L.  Potter -JU  June, 

Theodore  G.  Carter,  a.  V).  m. 

First  Lieutenants. 

Lnren  W.  Collins 9  Jan., 

(Brevet  Captain  2G  March,  1865.) 

S.  Lee  Davis 1  Mar. , 

Manville  Comstock 17  Xov.,  64 

Henry  F.  Folsom 10  Feb.,    65 

Daniel  Goodhue 15  Feb., 

Andrew  J.  Va\ch,  Adj't 3  Mar., 

Zebadiah  W.  Marsh 3  Mav. , 

Ermon  D.  Eastman 1  June, 

Aaron  H.  H.  Dayton 20  June, 

Henry  C.  Balcoin,  R.  Q.  M.,  a.  w.  m. 
Felii  A.  Borer,  a.  w.  to. 

Sccmid  Lieutenants. 

Lonia  E.  Hannerman 15  Feb.,   65 

William  H.  PhiUeo Ifi  Feb., 

Stephen  H.  Dickon 3  Mar., 

Malcom  Clark 13  Apr., 

James  B.  Turrittiu,  a.  w.  m. 

Surgeon. 
Albert  A.  Ames 10  Aug. ,  65 

Assistant  Surgeons. 

Ebenezer  B.  Mattock 27  July,    63 

Percival  Burton 6  Oct.,    64 

Chaplain. 
Elijah  E.  Edwards 4  July,    64 


63 


Casualties. 

Promoted,  (7.) 

Colonel  Stephen   Miller,   October  26,  1863,  to  Brigadier 

General. 
Captain  Josiah  F.  Marsh,  November  20,  1862,  to  Lieut. 

Colonel  9th  regiment  Minnesufa  infantrv. 
Captain  James  Gilfillan,  Octoljer  31,  1.-64,"  to  Colonel  11th 

regiment  Minnesota  inttmtry. 
First  Lieut,  Ammi  Cutter,  IL   Q.  M.,  Hay  12,  1864,  to 

Captain  and  A.  Q.  M. 
First  Lieut.  Daniel  Densmore,  May  31, 1864,  to  Major  68th 

U.  ,S.  C.  T. 
Second  Lieut.  Stephen  C.  Milkr,  ]Mareh2, 1864,  to  Captain 

and  a  S. 
Second  Lieut.  William  W.  Willis,  Drceniber  5,  1864,  to 

Captain  69th  U.  S.  C.  T. 

Resigned,  (17.) 
Captain  Francis  Burke,  Febrnavi-  23,  1863. 
( laptain  Chancellor  Cutlar,  May  29,  1863. 
Captain  John  Curas.  .June  3,  1)^63. 
Captain  William  C.  Willistou,  .fannary  20,  1864. 
Captain  Asa  Libl>v,  jr.,  January  -'7,   li-:(;4. 
Captain  Thomas  G.  Hall,  March  30,  ls-6."). 
First  Lieut.  Thomas  R.  Huddlestou,  January  7,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Adam  Buck,  jr.,  Febniaiy  12,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  CnriJenter  A.'Winslow,  Al'ay  M5,  1863. 
Fi^^t  Lieut.  .IZtifl/itifT-  Wight,  Junr  in,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Edward  A.  Trader,  Adj'i,  F.-brnary  3,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Archibald  A.  Kicc,  Fcbi'uary  28,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Aljihinis  C.  Bariick,  June  17,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Nelson  H.  Manning,  Jlarch  30,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  James  A.  Owens,  October  5,  1864. 
Surgeon  Jt-rrraiah  E.  Finch,  May  28.  1863. 
Chaplain  Oliver  P.  Light,  May  27,  1664. 

Discharged,  (5.) 
Captain  Frank  H.  Pratt,  December  2,  1864. 
Captain  John  K.  Arnold,  December  26,  1864. 
Captain  James  M.  ]\[cKelvy,  Jlarch  20,  IflBS. 
Captain  Holla  Banks,  January  11,  18115. 
First  Lieut.  George  V.  Mayhew,  May  15,  1865. 

Died,  (2.) 
First  Lieut.  Lewis  Hardy,   killed  in   action  at  Tupelo, 

Miss.,  July  1.5.  1864. 
Surgeon  Lucius  B.  Smith,  killed  in   action  at  Tupelo, 

Miss.,  July  13,  1864. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"Birch  Coolik,"  no  loss.  "Woon  Lake,"  killed,  E.  :m.,  1;  wounded,  E.  Bi.,  3.  "South 
Branch  of  the  Watonwan,"  killed.  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,  2.  "  Liio  Mound,"  no  loss. 
"Dead  Buffalo  Lake,"  no  loss.  "Stoney  Lake,"  no  loss.  "Tupelo,"  kilted,  O.  2,  E.  M.  7, 
wounded,  E.  M.,  37.  "Tallahatchie  River,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  2.  "  Ai;iii.\  ili.e,"  no  loss, 
"Nashville,"  ft27ied,  E.  M.,  7;  wounded,  0.2,  E.  M.,  40.     "  Sl'ANISH  FORT,"  wounded,  E.  M.,3. 


324 


MINNESOTA    INFANTRY. 


EIGHTH  REGIMENT. 

Casualties. 

(This  regiment  was  orgauizerl  at  Anoka, 

Forest  City,  Stillwater,  Lake  City. 

St. 

Paul,  and  Fort  Suelling,  Minn.,  from 

June  2  to  September  1,  1862,  to  serve 

Promoted,  (2.) 

tliree  years.     It  was  muBtered  out 

of 

service  Jnly  10,  1865.) 

First  Lieut.  Micah  S.  Croswell,  Api-il  9,  1863,  to  Captain 

and  C.  S. 
First  Lieut.  George  W.  Butterfield,  Adj't,  March  15, 1865, 

Colonel. 

to  Captain  and  A.  A.  G. 

Minor  T.  Thomas 24  Aug. 

62 

(Brevet  Brig.  Gen.  10  Feb.,  1865.) 

Resigned,  (6.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

Captain  Harvey  L.  Walter,  December  1,  1862. 
Captain  Edward  Hartley,  March  8,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Miles  Hollister,  April  9,  1865. 

Major. 

Second  Lieut.  Nathaniel  F.Randolph,  November 28, 1864. 

Secnnd  Lieut.  Andrew  J.  L>oolc7j.  April  4,  1865. 

Edwin  A.  Polsom 28  May, 

65 

Surgeon  Francis  Rieger,  April  18,  1864. 

{Brevet  Colonel  31  July,  1865.) 

Captains. 

Discharged,  (9.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Henry  C.  Rogers,  May  15,  1865. 

George  F.  Petfit 17  Aug., 

62 

Major  George  A.  Camp,  May  2,  1865. 
Captain  William  L.  Silvis,  December  12,  1864. 

Samuel  McLntty 23  Aug., 

Leonard  Alflriifch 2.t  Aug., 

Captain  George  G.  McCoy,  March  16,  1855. 

George  Atkinson 26  Aug., 

Captain  William  T.  Rockwood,  March  24,  1865. 
Captain  Harvey  S.  Brookius,  May  15,  1865. 

Marcus  Q.  Bntterfield 12  June, 

63 

John  G.  Macgregor 16  Mar., 

65 

First  Lieut.  George  L.  Pisk,  R.  Q.  M.,  May  15, 1865. 

William  JIcKnsick 28  May, 

Second  Lieut.  Thomas  Harris,  April  17,  1865. 

William  Paist 28  May, 

Surgeon  John  H.  Murphy,  March  25,  1865. 

First  Lieutenants. 

Died,  (1.) 

Egbert  E.  Hughsou 15  Aug., 

Joseph  E.  Chapman 25  Aug., 

62 

Captain  John  S.  Cady,  killed  June  11, 1863. 

Wesley  Kinney 26  Aug., 

Dennis  Jacobs 28  Aug., 

Dismissed,  (1.) 

Nathaniel  Tibbettg 11  Juue, 

63 

First  Lieut.  John  J.  Salter,  June  22,  1864. 

Thomas  Tollington 8  July, 

John  G.  Cover 28  May, 

65 

William  V.  Athey 28  May, 

William  Shaw 1  June, 

Lewis  C.  Paxsnn,  Adj't 28  June, 

Benjamin  W.  Brunson,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

William  Helsper 1  Sept. 

62 

Martin  V.  Bean 1  Aug., 

63 

Charles  E.  Post 13  Aug. 

William  Fowler 25  Aug. 

Henry  Selover 16  Mar., 

65 

Surgeon. 

Ir vin  H.  Thurston 14  June, 

65 

Assistant  Surgeon. 

William  H.  Rouse 1 2  Sept, 

62 

Chaplain. 

Lauren  Armsby 31  Mar., 

63 

List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each: 
"TAH-KAH-0-KUTY,"nolos8.      "  T  WO  HILLS,"  no  loss.      "  OVERALL'S  CREEK."  «00«7lde(i,E.  M.,S, 
MURFREESBORO',"  killed,  E.  M.,  14  ytwounded,  O.  2,  E.  M.  73. 


MINNESOTA    INFANTRY. 


325 


NINTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organizect  at  Camp 
Release,  HutchiDson,  St.  Peter,  Fort 
Snelling,  Gleneve,  and  Fort  Ridgley, 
Minn.,  from  August  15  to  October  31, 
1862,  to  serve  three  years.  It  vras  mus- 
tered out  of  service  August  24,  1865.) 

Colonel. 

Josiah  F.  Marsh,  a.  w.  m. 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

William  Markham 17  Jan. ,    63 

Major. 

Horace  B.  Strait 1  Mar.,   64 

Captains. 

Harrison  Jones 0  Feh.,    64 

B.  P.  Sl«iler ly  Dec, 

First  Lieutenants. 

Clark  Keyser 19  Aug.,  62 

Jules  Capon 11  Sept., 

Edward  H.  Couse,  Adft l;ii  Sept., 

Moses  Greenleaf 15  Feb.,  65 

Francis  Merchant 1.3  Mar., 

John  Sinclair 10  May, 

Second  Lienteaant. 

Henry  R.  Walker 23  Aug.,  62 

Surgeo7i. 
Reginald  H.  Bingham 10  May,    63 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
E.  G.  Pugsley 17  Oct.,    64 

Chaplain. 
Aaron  H.  Kerr 17  Dec,   62 


Casualties. 

Promoted,  (5  ) 

Captain  Henry  C.  Rogers,  November  14,  1862,  to  Lieut. 
Colonel  8th  regimeut  Minnesota  infantry. 

Captaiu  George  A.  Camp,  November  20,  1862,  to  Major 
8th  regiment  Minnesota  infantry. 

Captain  Theodore  H.  Barrett,  December  20,  1863,  to  Col- 
onel 62d  U.  S.  C.  T. 

First  Lieut.  Ozora  P.  Stearns,  April  27,  1864,  to  Colonel 
39th  U.  S.  C.  T. 

Assistant  Surgeon  R.  W.  Twitchell,  July  7,  1864,  to  Sur- 
geon 72d  (old)  U.  S.  G.  T. 

Resigned,  (9.) 
Captain  Jonathan  Chase,  October  5,  1863. 
Captain  Absalom  M.  Enoch,  Slav  20,  1864. 
Captain  Jerome  Dane,  Jauuarj'  14,  1^65. 
*  Captaiu  Milton  J.  Daniels,  May  31,  186.5. 
First  Lieut.  Joseph  R.  .'\shley,  Deccniber  27,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  George  Patou,  February  11,  18o5. 
Second  Lieut.  Ole  Paulson,  May  22,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Benjamin  F.  Lindsay,  February  6,  1865. 
A.^siatant  Surgeon  John  Dewey,  .September  11,  1863. 

Discharged,  (15  ) 
Captain  Richard  Strout,  March  9,  1864. 
Captain  Charles  II.  Beaulieu,  May  10,  1865. 
Captain  Thomas  Van  Ktten,  Jlay  15,  1865. 
Captain  Edwin  W.  Ford,  May  30,  1865. 
Captain  D.  W.  Wellinan,  Augusts,  IH65. 
First  Lieut.  Joseph  Weiumann,  June  20,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Lyman  A.  Shericond,  Di-eeinber  27,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  John  P.  Owens,  If.  Q.  M.,  May  15,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  J.  Curtis  McCain,  May  15,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Clark  Swingler,  December  24,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Alfred  M.  Hall,  May  15,  186.5. 
Second  Lieut.  Alexander  J.  JleMillan.  May  15.  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Charles  Neidenhofen,  .May  15,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Leouidas  M.  Lauo,  .June  7,  1865. 
Assistant  Surgeon  John  C.  Dixon,  May  15,  1865. 

Died,  (7.) 
Colonel  Alexander  Wilkin,  S.  31.,  killed  in  action  at  Tu" 

pelo.  Miss.,  July  14,  1864. 
Captain  William  R.   Ba.xter,   killed  in  action   at   Brice'8 

Crossroads,  Miss.,  .June  10,  18(i4. 
Captain  Asgrim  K.  .Skaro,  killed  in  action  at  Nashville, 

Tenn.,  December  16,  1864. 
Captaiu  William  A.  Clarke,  August  22,  1865,  of  disease, 

at  Minneapolis. 
Fir.st  Lieut.  Christian  Becker,  killed  in  action  at  Brice's 

Crossroad.s,  Mi.-is.,  June  10,  1864. 
Secoud  Li'ut.  John    R.    Roberts    January   4,    1865,   of 

wounds  received  in  action  at  Nashville,  Tenn. 
Surgeon  Charles  W.  L"  Boutillier,  April  3,  1863,  of  dis- 
ease, at  St.  Peter,  Minn. 

Missing,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut.  John  W.  Foreman,  since  January  6, 1865. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 

"ACTOS,"  killed,  E.  M.,  3;  wounded,  E.  M.,  23.  "HUTCHINSON,"  no  loss,  "  S.VUK  CENTIIE," 
no  loss.  "Fort  ACERCROMUIK,"  no  loss.  "  Bukie's  Cuossroads,"  kilUd,  O.  2,  E.  JI  8  ;  wounded, 
E.M.,  10;m!SSin,^,  O.  3,  K.  M.  83. '"TUPELO,"  A;/7Mrf,  O.  1,E.1M.  1  ;  wounded,  E.M,,  1,  "NASHVILLE," 
killed,  0. 1,  E.  M.  6  ;  mnnded,  O.  4,  E.  M.  33,     ' '  Sl'ANlSH  FoHT, "  killed,  E.  M. ,  1 ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  11. 

*  Appointed  Captain  and  C.  S. 


326 


MINNESOTA    INFANTRY. 


TENTH  REftTMENT. 

(This  repriment  was  organized  iit  Garden 
City,  Winncbajfo  Acuncy,  Fort  Snoll- 
iiig,  and  St.  Paul,  ;\Iimi.,  from  Augast 
12  to  Noveaibor  \'i.  ]f'lVi.  to  serve  throe 
yearK.  It  Wd<  mUKtcred  out  of  aervico 
August  19.  1865.) 

Colonel. 

*  James  H.  Baker 17  Nov.,  G2 

{Brevet  Bris:.  Gen.  13  :\Iarch,  ISll.).) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

Samuel  P.  Jeuni-ou 10  Sept  ,  62 

(Brevet  Brig.  Geii.  13  .March,  18t)5.) 

]\Iajor. 
Edwin  C.  Sander.^- 11  Jlar.,   65 

Cap'nin'!. 

Michael  H.  Sullivau 13  Sept.,  62 

Michael  J.  O'Coauor 27  Sept., 

Lewis  F.  Babcook in  r>i'(.-.,   63 

William  McMickeu 2-'  .fan.,    64 

Charles  L.  Davi<  1  Mar., 

Martiu  J.  iSeverauce 4  Apr., 

Ebenezer  H.  Keuuedy    21   A  pr., 

Dennis  Cavanaugh 17  .Tan  ,    65 

James  Gorman 11  ;\Iar., 

George  W.  Stewart 12  JIar., 

First  Lieutenants. 

AViUiam  Byrnes 6  Sep  I.,  G2 

James  C.  JBradeu,  Adj't 6  ( )er  , 

Charles  Kittclson 3(1  Oct.,     63 

Samuel  Burwell 22  .Ian.,    64 

WUliam  B.  AViUiaras 1  Mar., 

Isaac  Hamlin 21  Apr., 

Eden  N.  Leavens,  R.  Q.  .l/_.2:i  Apr., 

Micab  R.  Merrell 1-J  May, 

Eli  Ash 12  Mar.,   65 

Richard  Ferver    16  .lune, 

Cornelius  0.  Keill 8  Julj', 

Second  Licntcnnnts. 

Thomas  J.  Hunt 23  .Tan.,    64 

Henry  A.  AlcConnell 31  Mar., 

Wallace  W.  Case 1  iMay, 

James  Flanagan 1  May, 

Eli  K.  Pickett  . . , 20  June, 

Loren  S.  Meeker 26  July, 

Abiel  C.  Flanders,  a.  w.  ni. 

Snri'L'Oii. 

Samuel  B.  Sheardown 16  Oct.,    62 

Assislnnt  Surgeons. 

Francis  H.  Milligau 10  Sept.,  64 

Cyrus  A.  Brooks 12  Dec, 

Chnplain. 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (I.) 

Captain  Alonzo  J.  Edgerton,  February  14, 1864,  to  Colonel 
67th  U.  S.  C.  T. 

Resigned,  (7.) 

Captain  William  W.  Phelps.  November  3,  1863. 
Captain  Albert  S.  Hopson,  September  26,  1864. 
First  Lient.  George  W.  Gieen,  B.  Q.  M.,  March  23, 1864. 
First  Lieut.  Melaucton  L.  Strong,  May  11,  1865. 
Second  Lient.  Dennis  F.  McCarthy,  April  20,  1864. 
Assistant  Suigcon  William  W.  Clark,  September 26, 1864. 
Chaplain  Ezra  R.  Latbrop,  October  27,  1864. 

Discharged,  (5.) 

Captain  Charles  W.  Hackett,  February  10,  1864. 
Captain  John  W.  Heath,  February  22,  1664. 
First  Lieut.  John  Lathrop,  March  30,  16li4. 
Second  Lieut.  Michael  Hoy,  April  13,   1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Smith  H.  Stnwers,  Maj'  15,  1865. 

Died,  (5.) 

Major  Michael  Cook,  December  27,  1864,  of  wounds  re- 
ceived in  action  at  Nashville,  Teun. 

Captain  James  A.  l!"li-.nn,  November  8,  1862,  at  Belle 
Plain,  Va.,  of  wounds  received  accidentally. 

Captain  George  T.  AVhite,  December  1^:^.  IMIl,  of  wounds 
received  in  ;ietion  at  Nashville.  Tenn. 

Second  Lieut.  Oliver  B.  Smith,  January  4,  1864,  at  St. 
Louis,  Mo. 

Assistant  Surgeon  Louis  Proebstlug,  October  31,  1864,  of 
disease,  at  Cairo,  111. 

Dismissed,  (2.) 

Captain  Rufns  C.  Ambler,  December  10,  1863. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Alfred  M.  Buruham,  October  23,  1863. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  ; 
"FORT   RIDGELKY,"  if'lled,    E.   M.,  2.       "BiRCH   COOLTK,"  Jailed,    E.   U.,    1.       "WOOD   LaKE,' 
killed,  E.  M..  I.      "  P.IG    MnUND,"  n.>  loss.      "Dkad  BUFFAT.O  LAKE,"  no  loss.      "  STONKY   LAKE,' 

no  loss.     "Tupelo,"  l.-ilhd,  E.  M.,  1 ;  womided.  O.  1,  E.  M.  4.    "Nashville,"  E.  M.,  IB:  wounded, 
O.  8,  E.  M.  46.     "SpanlsH  FORT,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  6. 

*  Discharged  September  30,  1865. 


MINNESOTA    INFANTRY. 


327 


ELEVENTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Fort 
Siielling,  Minu.,  in  August  and  Septem- 
ber, 1864,  to  serve  onr  year.  It  was 
mustered  out  of  Berviee  June  26,  1865.) 

Colonel. 
Jamas  GUfiUan 3  Nov.,  64 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
JolmBaU 10  Sept.,  64 

Major. 
Martin  Maginnis 16  Sept.,  64 

Captains, 

Franklin  Paine 19  Aug.,  64 

John  W.  Plummer 22  Aug., 

Harrison  N.  Angler 26  Aug., 

LorinW^bb 1  Sept., 

Joseph  Harley 1  Sept., 

Charles  E.  Thurbur 1  Sept., 

Adam  Buck 4  Sept., 

Theodore  E.  Potter 4  Sept., 

Joseph  S.  Eaton 5  Sept., 

George  F.  Tyler 6  Sept., 

First  Lieutenants. 

Horatio  D.  Brown,  Adft 5  Aug.,  64 

Joseph  B.  Jones 20  Aug., 

James  Shaver,  jr 22  Aug., 

Albert  K.  Hall 26  Aug  , 

Commodore  P.  Mc Alexander.   1  Sept., 

John  S.  Moulton 1  Sept., 

Alfred  C.  Hawley 1  Sept., 

August  Schnell 4  Sept., 

Henry  J.  Neal 4  Sept., 

Benjamin  C.  Prentiss 6  SHpt., 

Nathaniel  C.  Gault,  R.  Q.  iV/.20  Sept., 

Second  Lieutenants. 

James  N.  Stacy 22  Aug.,  64 

William  T.  BoWen 26  Aug., 

PhiloHavpes 1  Sept., 

John  J.  Beaty 1  Sept., 

Robert  C.  MeCord 1  Sept., 

James  Cannon 4  Sept., 

RufuB  Thomas,  jr 6  Sept., 

John  H.Mitchell 20  Feb.,    65 

Augustus  R.  BarrovTB 20  Feb., 

Jamea  At.  Potter 14  May, 

Surgeon. 
Henry  McMahon 12  Sept.,  64 

Assistant  Surgeons. 

Peter  Gabrielson 8  Sept.,  64 

Robert  L.  Morris 22  Nov., 

Chaplain. 
Charles  a.  BowdiHh U  Sept.,  64 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (3.) 

First  Lieut.  Henry  Peunell,  June  2,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  John  O.  Brunius,  January  24,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  George  W.  Fertig,  February  14,  1865. 


Died,  (1.) 

First  Lieut.  Alexander  Cregg,  December  2-2 
ease,  at  Gallatin,  Tenn. 


1864,  of  dia- 


328 


CALIFORNIA    CAVALRY. 


FIRST  REGIMENT. 

(Tbis  regiment  vrau  orgnnized  at  San 
Francisco,  Sacramento,  Stoclcton,  and 
Camp  Mercliant,  Cal. ,  as  foUowa  ;  Coni- 
pauiesA,  B,  C,  D,  and  E  in  Auguht, 
1861,  and  the  remaining companlLS  from 
May  16  to  December  31,  1863;  all  to 
serve  three  years.  On  the  expiiation 
of  term  of  service  of  companies  A,  B, 
0,  D,  and  E  the  original  members  (ex- 
cept veterans)  were  mustered  out,  and 
the  veterans  aud  recruits,  together  with 
the  other  companies,  retained  in  ser- 
vice. The  organization  vfas  mustered 
out  by  companies  at  ditfereut  dates 
from  March  6  to  October  19,  1866.) 

Colonel. 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Clarence  E.  Bennett .31  Dec,  63 

(Brevet  Colonel  13  March,  1865.) 
Majors. 
William  MeCleave 1  May,    C3 

{Brevet  Lieut.  Col.  13  March,  18t;5.) 

James  Gorman 8  Feb.,    64 

Emil  Fritz 14  June,  65 

(Bncet  Lient.  Col.  13  March,  1865.) 
Captains. 

Samuel  A.  Gorham 8  Oct.,    63 

Thomas  A.  .■^tombs 12  Nov., 

■\Yilliam  B.  Kennedy 12  Nov., 

Charles  P.  Nichols 25  July,   f.4 

Faitus  C.  Vose 1  Jan.,   65 

Ebenezer  C.  Ledyard 2  Mar., 

Robert  H.  Mcllroy 28  Apr., 

Benjamin  F.  Fox 7  June, 

Len'is  F.  Samburn 1  July, 

Kichard  H.  Orton 16  Oct., 

First  Lieutenants. 
Alex.  B.  Johnston,  iZ.  C.  S...12  Sept.,  63 
Charles  T.  Jennings,  R.Q.  M.  5  Dec, 

Sullivan  Heath  - 3  Feb.,  64 

Ephraim  C.  Baldwin 29  Aug., 

Thomas  Dean 2  Slur.,  65 

William  R.  Savage 21  June, 

James  J.  Billings 28  Oct., 

James  J.  Marcher 13  Jan.,   66 

James  Longhead,  a.  w.  m. 
John  E.  Oliphant,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Alfred  W.  Norton 8  Feb.,    64 

Jabe  D.  Givena 2  Mar.,   65 

Ralph  E.  Coming 1  Sept., 

James  W.  Chambers 28  Oct., 

Surgeon. 
John  E.  Kunkler 30  May,   65 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
Chaplain. 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  A.   Jerome  Stockwell,   August  21,   1865,  to 
Captain  and  A.  Q.  M. 

Resigned,  (20.) 
Colonel  Oscar  M.  Brown,  December  31.  1865. 
Lieut.  Colonel  Benjamin  F.  Davi.^,  (WJ.  13.,  B.  3.,  Novem- 
ber 1,1861. 
Lieut.  Colonel  Edward  E.  Eyre,  November  30,  1862. 
Captain  fl'iUiam  Singrr,  February  24,  1862. 
Captain  IVilliam  C.  Mead,  March  31,  18r,2. 
Captain  I'eter  B.  Whaunell,  September  30,  1863. 
Captain  William  L.  Campbell,  June  30,  1864. 
Captain  Robert  S.  Johnson,  Fi-bruary  28,  1865. 
Captain  Gilbert  T.  VVitham,  February  28,  1865. 
Fir.st  Lieut.  James  H.  Coleman,  R.  Q.  M.,  June  18,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  S.  Whitney,  July  18,  1803. 
First  Lieut.  Gustavus  E.  Geuthner,  June  7,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Leonard  M.  Gardner,  January  31.  1865. 
First  Lieut.  George  W.  Arnold,  March  31, 186.5. 
First  Lieut.  Cyrus  E.  Stowe,  November  18,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  .James  M.  Sibley,  September  22,  1861. 
Second  Lieut.  Frederick  Midler,  April  27,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  John  Farren,  July  24,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  George  R.  Sharp,  Jlarch  16,  1866. 
Assistant  Surgeon  William  E.  Strong,  January  31,  1865. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (7.) 

Captain  Albert  H.  French,  August  31,  1864. 
Captain  Chauucey  R.  Widlman,  August  31,  1864. 
Captain  Nathaniel  J.  Pishon,  November  23,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  William  V.  B.  Wardwell,  August  25,  1864. 
First  Limit.  Porter  Haden,  September  7,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  John  F.  Hutchinson,  August  31,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Henry  Warren,  September  7,  1864. 

Discharged,  (7.) 

JIajor  Thomas  J.  Blakeney,  November  18,  1864. 

Captain  Edmond  D.  Shirland,  July  16,  1863. 

Captain  John  L.  Jlerriam,  Octoliei-  31,  186.5. 

First  Lieut.  Benjamin  F.  Harvey,  December  31,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Harrison  M.  James.  Adj't.  September  24, 1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Elisha  E.  Latimer,  September  30,  1864. 

Surgeon  John  H.  Prentiss.  December  1,  1864. 

Died,  (2.) 

First  Lieut.  Samuel  H.  Allyne,  killed  bv  pistol  shot  De- 
cember 29,  1863. 

Second  Lieut.  James  Barrett,  killed  in  action  at  Pechacho 
Pass,  A.  T.,  April  15,  1862. 

Missing,  (I.) 
First  Lieut.  Juan  F.  Guirado,  since  October  31, 1864. 

Dismissed,  (3.) 
Colonel  David  Fergvs.<;on,  July  21,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  John  Abbott,  Adj't,  July  25,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Robert  II.  Dorland,  July  25,  1865. 


List  of  battles,  &c,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"Pechacho  Pa.ss,"  (Cos.  A,  B,  C,  D,  and  E,) /,-?Hcrf,  O.  1,  E.  M.  2  ;  wowHf/cd,  E.  M.,2.  "White 
lAIou.NTAiN-s,"  (A,  B,  C,  D,  and  E,)  no  loss.  "Tiile  Rosa  \ allky ,"  {D.)  wounded,  B.  M.,  1.  "Indian 
Yir.L\GE,"  (B,)  wounded, E.M.,  1.  "OREGON  Mountains,"  iX>,) wounded^  E.  M.,  4.  "Bent's  Old 
Yoni.''  roounde'!,  E.  JI.,  10;  missing,  Y.. 'SI., 'i.  "  Sacra.MENTO  MOUNTAINS,"  (G  aud  H,)  j£iou«rfe(Z, 
E.  M.,  1.  "CkOTON  ,SPEINGS,"  CL,)  killed,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,  2.  "  LamonICO  SPRING," 
(G  aad  H,)  no  loss. 


CALIFORNIA    CAVALRY. 


329 


♦FIRST  BATTALION. 

(This  battalion,  composed  of  four  com- 
panies, was  organized  at  San  Francisco, 
San  Jose,  Santa  Barbara,  and  Drum 
barracks,  Cal.,  from  Starch,  1863,  to 
July,  1864,  to  serve  throe  years.  It 
waa  mustered  out  of  service  at  different 
dates  from  March  15  to  April  2,  1866.) 

Major. 
John  C.  Cremony 24  Mar.,   65 

Captains. 

JosSR.  Pico 1  Sept.,  63 

A.  M.  delaGuerra 27  July,   64 

Porfirio  Jimeno 17  Mar.,  65 

First  Lieutenants. 

John  Lafferty 21  July,   64 

Santiago  de  la  Guerra 28  July, 

Edmund  W.  Codington 28  Aug.,  65 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Marcelino  E.  Jimenez 23  Apr. ,  63 

JuliuB  J.  Feeks 16  Sept.,  65 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
George  B.  Tolman 19  May,    65 


Casualties. 

Promoted,  (1.) 

Assistant  Surgeon  Vincent  Gelcick,  May  2,  1865,  to  Sur- 
geon 4th  regiment  California  infantry. 

Resigned,  (6.) 

Major  Salvador  Vallejo,  Febrtiary  28,  1865. 
Captain  Jose  A.  Sanchez,  May  31,  1864. 
Captain  Ernest  II.  LegroHS,  March  10,  186.5. 
Captain  Edward  Bale,  May  20,  1865 
First  Lieut.  Job6  Redona,  June  15,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  J.  Clement  Cox,  July  22,  1865. 

Died,  (2.) 

Captain  Thomas  A.  Young,  December  2,  1865,  at  Fort 

Macon,  A.  T. 
First  Lieut.  Crisanto  Soto,  October  16,  1865,  of  disease, 

at  Patagonia,  A.  T. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut.  Zabina  Streoter,  October  21,  1864. 


*  Called  also  Native  Cavalry  Battalion. 


330 


CALIFORNIA    CAVALRY. 


SECOND  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  San 
Frimciscn,  Cal.,  from  Septtmhei-  5  to 
October  If,  Igi'il.  to  serve  three  years. 
On  the  expiration  ■>!' its  term  of  Kervin" 
the  original  menjbers  lexeejit  vc-teriiiif) 
were  mustered  out.  The  organization, 
composed  of  veterans  and  recruit-,  was 
mustered  out  of  service  I'y  companies  at 
different  dates  from  February  1  to  July 
12,  1866.) 

Colonel. 

Edward  Mcaarry.. 29  Nov.,  64 

(Brevet  Brig.  Ge7i.  13  March,  18G5.) 

Lieiiienanl  Colonel. 

Ambrose  E.  Hooker 1  Nov.,  65 

(Brevet  Brig.  Gen.  13  March,  ieti5.) 

Mnjors. 

John  M.  O'Neil 4  Dec,   61 

.Samuel  P.  Suiith 9  May,    65 

Henry  B.  Mellon 5  June, 

Captains. 

Daniel  McLean 5  Snpt.,  61 

Albert  Brown 23  Se|it., 

James  M.  Ropes 31  Jan.,    63 

(Brevet  Major  13  March,  166.5.) 
Augustus  W.  Starr 1  l''eb., 

(Brevet  Mnjor  13  March,  1865.) 

Heman  Noble I'J  July, 

William  L.  Knight 13  .]:m.,    65 

Harlow  L.  Street '.)  May, 

Edward  B.  Loring 5  Juii e, 

Allen  Tillingljast 5  June, 

George  D.  Conrad 10  June, 

George  F.  Price,  a.  to.  m. 


First  Lieutenants. 

Henry  R  Miller.  R.  C.  S 9  JFay, 

Henry  .A..Burn'-tt 10  .Jan., 

Edward  H-  Ellis,  R.  Q.  .V. ..  .31  Jan., 

Christian  Harriot 1  Feb., 

Richard  A.  Osmer 8  Jl.ir., 

Perie  B.  Denny    21  Mar., 

Frauds  McKenna 25  JIar. , 

William  R.  Honer,  Adjt 6  May, 

William  W.  Elliott 6  May, 

Charles  Tagge 11  Jlay, 

Eli  V.  Maj'nard 8  June, 

William  G,  Overand 29  Aug., 

Frederick  AVeed 25  Sept., 

Henry  C.  Pen  well 23  Nov., 

Second  Lieutenants. 


Harvey  (',.  WiMer. . . 
<;ri-gory  Harrington 

John  liollHnd 

R"birt  L.  Duncan  .  - 
■jMmesC.  Koley 


..   12  Jan., 

10  :\Iar., 

M  Mar., 

2.5  Mar., 

30  JIar., 


65 


James  W.  Hepburn 8  May, 

*  Discharged  September  22,  1866. 


Casualties. 

Promoted.  (3.) 

First  Lieut.  Alexander  N.  Runyon,  December  14,  1863,  to 
Captaiu  and  A.  Q.  M. 

Assiitiint  Surgi-on  Gi-orge  H.  Horn.  July  14,  1864,  to  Sur- 
geon Ist  regiment  California  infan  (ry.  (RecommiBBioned 
Assistant  .Surgeon  May  22,  1865.) 

Assi-tLint  Surgeon  George  H.  Horn,  August  22,  1865,  to 
Surgeon  2d  regiment  California  infantry. 

Resigned,  (36.) 

Colonel  Andrew  J.  Smith,  iLH.  ^.,  3a.  Q.,  November  13, 

1H6L. 
Cidou'-l  Columbus  Sims,  January  31,  1863. 
Colonel    George    S.   Evans,    (Brevet   Brigadier   General 

March  13,  1S65,)  May  31,  1863. 
Lieut.  Colonel  Franklin  Haven,  April  30,  1865. 
Captain  Richard  1.  Falls,  October  25,  1861. 
Captain  Edwin  A.  Rowe,  October  10,  Ic^tiO. 
Captain  David  B.  Akey,  N'.vemb.-r  30,  1862. 
Captaiu  Theodore  H.  Goodman,  January  31,  1863. 
Captain  David  A.  DeMerritt.  February  10,  1863. 
Captain  Heman  Noble.   December  31,  1863.     (Recommis- 

sioned  Captain  July  19,  1864.) 
Captain  .John  Quinn,  .Tune  14,  1864. 
Captaiu  Thomas  Barker,  (Brevet  Major  March  13,1865,) 

November  30,  1^64. 
Cai)tain  James  C.  Doughty,  (Brevet  Major  December  1, 

18('>5,)  December  1.  IsiJo. 
Fir,-f  Lieut.  Merrill  E    W»t,  October  14.  1861. 
First  Lieut,  iniliam  H.  Chipman,  March  31,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  George  R.  JIc Donald,  May  1,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Ira  Buffman,  .June  15,  iHliO. 
First  Lieut.  William  G.  Morris,  June  27,  1862. 
Fir.<t  Lieut.  Ignatius  S.  Jenkins,  July  19,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Matthew  H.  Marslaud,  ( ietnber  31,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Thomas  F.  AVright,  January  31,  1863. 
First  Li.-ut.  jniliam  B.  Hooper,  ."March  16,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Royal  L.  Westbrook,  February  10,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Thomas  S.  Harris,  Adj't,  April  20,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  James  Bradley,  .June  24,  1864. 
Sicond  Lieut.  Joseph  M.  Woodworth.  April  18, 1862. 
Sicond  Lieut.  William  A.  Oliver,  .June  1,  1862. 
SiTOnd  Lieut.  Nathaniel  P.  Pierce,  June  15,  1862. 
.Second  Lieut.  Allen  H.  Bewley,  .Vugu-t  27,  1602. 
Second  Lieut.  James  P.  Bennett,  June  12,  1863. 
Second  Lieut,  Charles  H.  U'alcott,  January  20,  1864. 
.Second  Lieut,  Charles  M,  Hubbard,  January  5,  1866. 
.Second  Lieut.  John  L.  Sloane,  January  25, 1866. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Charles  C.  Furley,  January  16,  1863. 
Assistant  .Surgeon  Charles  E.  Holbrook,  May  20,  1864. 
Assistant  Surgeon  James  G.  Cooper,  October  19,  1865. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  Robert  Daley,  December  31,  1864. 

Discharged,  (9.) 

t  IMajor  John  C.  Cremony,  March  21,  1865, 
First  Lieut,  Edward  A,  Descourtis,  November  15,  1862. 
First  Liiut,  George  D,  French,  October  10,  1863, 
First  Li.-ut.  .■^icplien  R.  Vnvis,  December  19,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  .Joy  H.  Naper,  December  31,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Cyrus  D.  Clark.  January  5,  1865, 
Second  Lieut,  McTvelvie  J,  I'nger,  January  21.  1864. 
Second  Lieut,  .-l)((;;oHt(/  Etliicr,  October  21,  1864, 
Surgeon  Jonathan  M,  Williamson,  October  15,  1864, 

t  Commissioued  Major  let  battalion  California  Native  Cavalry 


CALIFORNIA    CAVALRY. 


331 


George  H.  Robinsou 13  Mny,    65 

James  R.  Hardenbergh 8  June, 

Samuel  W.  Backus 14  June, 

Charles  T.  Sherwood 6  Xov., 

Surgeon. 

Robert  K.  Reid 29  Oct.,    64 

{Brevet  Lieut.  Col.  13  March,  1865.) 

Assistant  Surgeon. 

John  C.  Handy 25  Sept.,  65 

Chaplain. 


Died,  a.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Charles  McDirmit,  killed  by  Indiann  at 
Queen's  River,  Nev.,  August  7,  1865. 

Captain  Frank  M.  Kelly,  October  7,  1861,  of  injuries  re- 
ceived by  fall  of  horse. 

Captain  James  Winne,  committed  suicide.  May  8,  1862. 

Captain  David  J  Berry,  May  9,  1865,  of  wounds  received 
in  action  at  Bear  River,  W.  T. 

First  Lieut.  Darwin  Chase,  February  4,  1863,  of  wounds 
received  in  aciion  at  Bear  River,  W.  T. 

First  Lieut.  Daniel  W.  Levergood,  April  16,  1863,  of 
wounds  received  by  assassination. 

First  Lieut.  FcriLandu  A.  Fed,  killed  in  action  at  Spanish 
Fork  Caflon,  AprO  15,  1863. 

Dismissed,  (3.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  William  Jones,  August  5,  1864. 
Captain  Moses  A.  McLaughlin,  January  21,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Henry  W.  Williams,  January  '27,  1863. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each : 

"Owen's  River,"  (Cos.  A,  H,  K,  and  M,)  killed,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,  2.  "Apache 
PjISS,"  (B,)  wounded,  E.  JI.,  1.  "MadelaIN'E  PLAINS,"  nolos-:.  "  BEAR  RIVER,"  (A.,  H,K,  andM,) 
ij'HKi,  E.  M.,12;  wounded,  0.2,  E.  M.  45.  "OWEN'S  VALLEY,"  (March  3,  \m-'i,G,)wou7ided,  E.  M.,4. 
"Owen's  Valley,"  (March  19,  1863,  C4,)  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "Cedar  Fork,"  no  loi^s,  "Spanish 
Fork  Canon,  (April  4  and  5,  18i;3,)  no  loss.  "BIG  PINE  CREEK,"  (E,)  wo7i«de(i,  E.  M.,  1.  "OW- 
EN'S Valley,"  (.April  10,  1863,  G,)  wounded.  E.  M.,  1.  "Spanish  Fork  Cason,"  (April  15,  1863, 
A,  H,  K,  and  M,)  killed,  O.,  1 ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  4.  "  Keysville,"  (D  and  E,)  no  loss.  "Clear 
F0RK,"(L,)  wounded,  E.  M.,  3.  "  PINE  FOREST  DISTRICT,"  (B,)  killed,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,2. 
"FISH  Creek,"  (P.  and  I,)  wounded,  E.  M.,  4.  "  RoCK  CaSON,"  (D.  F,  and  K,)  killed,  E.  M.,  1 , 
wounded,  0, 1,  E.  M.  6. 


332 


CALIFORNIA   INFANTRY. 


FIRST  REGIMENT. 

(BATTALION   OF.) 

(This  regiment  vrm  organized  at  San 
Francisco,  Sacramento,  Orville,  and 
Amador,  Cal.,  in  August,  Septrmbcr, 
and  October,  1861,  to  serve  thrc-i^  yearH. 
Ou  the  expiration  of  ita  term  of  eervico 
the  original  merabera  (except  vetHrans) 
were  mustered  out,  and  the  organiza- 
tion, composed  of  V-'terans  and  recruits, 
together  with  the  veterans  and  recruits 
of  the  5th  regiment  California  infantiy, 
couaolidated  into  a  battalion  of  seven 
companies,  and  retained  in  service. 
The  organization  was  mustered  out  by 
companies  at  different  dates  from  Sep- 
tember 15  to  October  21,  1866.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Edwin  A.  Rigg t>4  Mar.,   65 

Major. 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (5.) 

Colonel   James   H.    Carleton,    U.   '3.,   April   28,   1862,   to 

Brigadier  fJemral. 
Cnlonil  Joseph  R.   West,  December  4,  1862,  to  Brigadier 

Gi'iieral. 
First  Lieut,  Benjamin  C.  Cutltr,  Adj'C,  August  6,  1862,  to 

Captain  aud  A.  A.  G. 
First  Liint.  Alexaudi-r  B.   MarGowan,  July  10,  1863,  to 

Captain  6th  regiment  ( 'alifornia  infantry. 
First  Lieut.  William  L.  Kynerson,  Adj't,  August  10,  1864, 

to  Captain  and  A.  Q.  M. 

Resigned,  (16.) 

Captain  Bernard  J.  BleMabon,  October  30,  186L 
Captain  Hugh  A.  Gorley,  March  31,   1862. 
Captain  Thomas  Cox.  August  5,  1862. 
Captain  Washington  L.  Parviu,  Novi-niber  26,  1862. 
Captain  La  Fayette  Hairnnond,  October  19,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Jli-rrill  Savage,  March  8,  1862. 
First  Liont.  William.  H.  Higdon,  February  7,  1866. 
Second  Lieut.  John  ,S.  Hunter,  December  18.  1862. 
Second  I^ient.  Lysaridvr  E.  Hansom,  December  31,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  De  Wilt  C.  Vestal,  Fibrnary  28, 1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Joseph  P.  Bennett,  June  12,'l8H3. 
Second  Lieut.  Frcdericic  A.  Ihanc,  June  27,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Sidney  U.  De  Long.  July  11,  1866. 
t  Surgeon  Jajnes  jl-f.  McNally,  February  19,  1863. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Peter  IK  Randall,  April  16,  1863. 
Assistant  Surgeon  V.  H.  Cox,  February  25,  1866. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (16.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  William  BleMullen,  August  31,  1864. 
Major  Edward  B.  Willis,  S.'pteinber  5,  1864. 
Cajitain  Robert  M.  Cramlal,  August  31,  1864. 
Captain  William  A.  Thompson,  August  31,  1864. 
Captain  Henry  A.  (iri^ene,  August  :!l,  J8(i4. 
Ca|itain  Valetitine  Dresher,  August  31,  1864. 
Captain  Willi.am  P.  Calloway,  .S(<pt.'iuber  30,  1864. 
Captain  Nicholas  S.  Ltiivis,  (H'tnber29,  1864. 
First  Lient.  James  B.  Wliittemore.  August  31,  1864. 
First  Lieut,  John  Martin,  August  31,  1864. 
First  laeut.  Whitman  B.  Smith,  August  31,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Jeremiah  I'helan,  August  31,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  James  II.  Toole,  Ai)ril  1,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Albert  J.  Fouutnin,  August31,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  William  Hofedauk,  August  31,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Isaac  D.  McKowan,  August  31,  1864. 

Discharged,  (9.) 
Colonel  Edwin  A.  Rigg,  September  30,  1864.     (Recom- 

missioned  as  Lieut.  Colonel  Jlareh  24,  1865.) 
Major  Josi'ph  Smith,  April  8,  186.5. 
Captain  Thomas  L.  Roberts,  Sejitember  13,  1864. 
First  Lient.  George  II.  IVtIi.s,  (Brevet  Captain  March  13, 

1865,)  February  16,  186.5. 
First  Lient.  JohuSlater,  (Brevet  Captain  March  13,  1865,) 

August  4,  186(i. 
Second  Lieut.  William  F.  Ellsworth,  October  12,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Wdliam  Nelson,  October  16,  1864.' 
Second  L'ent.  William  M.  Smith,  April  8,  1865. 
J  Surgeon  George  II.  Horn,  September  30,  1864. 

*  Discharged  December  31,  1866.  f  Appointed  Surgeon  U.  S   vols 

IRecommissioued  as  Assistant  Surgoou  2d  regiment  California  cavalry  May  22,  1865. 


Captains. 

Thomas  P.  Chapman 27  June,  63 

George  A.  Burkett 24  Nov.,  64 

{Brevet  M>jor  13  March,  1865.) 

Erastns  W.  Wood 12  May,    65 

John  S.  Crouch 30  Sept., 

*  William  Ffrench,  a.  w.  m. 
James  H.  Wbitlock,  a.  m.  m. 

{Brevet  Major  13  March,  1865.) 

First  Lieutenants.  i 

Robert  Edmiston 17  May,    63 

John  D.  Slocum 15  June, 

John  K.  Houston,  a.  w.  m. 
Richard  Hudson,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Henry  H.  Stevens    3  Feb.,   63 

{Brevet  Captain  13  March,  1865.) 
William  Oman 26  July,   64 

Assistant  Surgeon. 


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333 


Died,  (4.) 

Captain  Dnniol  B.  Ha^ki-U,  drovvTied  in  the  Rio  Grande 

:\f  Fort  Crnip,  N.  M.,  M.-ty  9,  ]f(15. 
First  Litut.  Richard  S.  Barrett,  B.  Q.  jV.,  December  17, 

It'liS,  of  disease,  at  Fort  Marcy,  N.  II. 
First  Lieut.  Milton  L.    Glasby,   April   J3,  1866,   at  Los 

Piiios.  X.  M. 
AssistAut  Surgeon  Edimrd  L.  Tf'nUon.  killed  by  Indiana 

while  eu  route  to  Fort  Craig,  K.  M.,  July  19,  1863. 

Missiiisr.  (4.) 
Captain  Henry  M.  Beuson,  since  June  30,  1864. 
Captain  Joseph  P.  Hargrnve,  siuee  August  31,  1864. 
First  Lieut,  Edwai'd  G.  TayUir,  since  Juut^  30,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Edgar  Pouieroy,  since  August  31,  1864. 

Dismissed.  (1.) 
Second  Lieut  Philip  A.  J.  Russell,  May  3,  18r>4. 

Cashiered.  (1.) 
Capt.-un  Francis  S.  Mitchell,  October  26,  18ti3. 


List  of  battles  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  sliowing  loss  reported  in  each ; 
"Rio  de  LOS  Antuos,''  (Co.  G.)  kilUd,  E.  il.,  1. 


334 


CALIFORNIA    INFANTRY. 


FIRST   BATTALION   OF   MOUN- 
TAINEERS. 

(This  )):itt:ilion,  com]iri><ril  of  Bix  coinpa- 
iiies.  Tv;is  organized  iit  San  Pranci-co, 
Fort  Humboldt,  Areata,  and  Fort  Gas- 
tou,  Cal.,  from  ]\Iay  30,  l.-^r.:),  to  March 
16,  I8W,  to  serve  threi-'  yi-.irs.  It  was 
nmstf-red  out  of  sLTVici.'  liy  companies 
at  differout  dates  from  April  -J.j  to  June 
U.  IfSJ.) 

Xjicutenant  Colonel. 

Steplien  G.  Whipple  . .  '-'-'  -Tune,  63 

(Brevet  Colonel  13  March,  186.3.) 

Major. 
Charics  W.  Long 3  Oct.,    C4 

Captains. 

I'ieorge  W.  Ousley ?n  May,    63 

John  v.  Simp^on 1-3  Aug., 

Abraham  Miller 'JO  Aug., 

Robert  Bainl 1!)  Feb.,    64 

William  C.  Martin 16  Mar., 

Kuyphausen  Geer 1  Jan.,    65 

First  Lieutenants. 

William  W.  Skinner ~'i  June,  63 

John  ,\.  Watson iU  Aug., 

Alpheus  W.  Randall 13  Jan.,    FA 

RufUH  F.  Herrick y  Mar., 

Thomas  Middleton 1  Jan.,    65 

Second  Lieutenants. 

William  W.  Frazier 15  Aug.,  63 

Henry  B.  Mathewson 19  Feb. ,  64 

WiUiam  N.  Tuttle 16  IMar., 

John  S.  Hughes ~tj  Jan.,  65 

Surgeon. 
Jonathan  Clark 25  June,  63 


Casualties. 

Jlesigncrl,  (3.) 

Major  William  S.  R.  Taylor,  July  31,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Leonard  ('.  Bcckwith,  November  23,  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Edward  Hale,  December  31,  1864. 

Discharged,  (2.) 

Fir-it  Lieut.  William  H.  Pratt,  /?.    Q.   M.,  December  31 

1864. 
First  Lieut.  Aquila  W.  Ilaima,  Adft,  December  31,  1864. 

Dismi':si:il,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  Isaac  W.  Hempfield,  April  11,  lPi;4 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  battalion  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"Middle  Yager,"  (Co.  A.)  no  loss.  "Redwood  Creek,"  (C,)  trom^rferf,  E.  M.,  10.  "Mad 
River,"  (A,)  no  loss.  "Red\\-ood,"  (A,)  no  loss.  "Hiampom  Valley,"  (B,)  no  loss.  "Thomas' 
liAN'CH,"  (C)  no  loss.  "Tri.nity  Riveu,"(B  and  C.)  rccninded.  E.  M.,  2.  "WiLLOW  CREEK," 
(B  and  C)  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  4.  "CHRISTMAS  PRAIRIE,"  (A,  B,  and  C,)  wounded,  E.  M.,  1. 
"Grouse  Creek,"  (E,)  no  loss.     "Matole,"  (E,)  no  Iosb.     "Thomas'  Place,"  no  loss. 


CALIFORNIA    INFANTRY. 


335 


SECOND  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  San 
Francisco  and  Carson  City.  Cal.,  from 
September  2  to  December  30,  1861,  to 
nerve  tliree  years.  On  tlie  expiration 
of  its  term  of  service  the  original  mem- 
bers (except  veterans)  were  mustered 
out.  The  organization,  composed  of 
veteransandrecrnits.Tvas  mustered  out 
of  service  at  different  dates  from  April 
]6to  Julys,  1866.) 


Colonel. 

Thomas  V.  Wrigbt 6  Jan  ,    65 

{BrevU  Brig.  Gen.  13  March,  1865.) 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 

Robert  Pollock 7  Jan.,    65 

{Bmei  Colonel  13  March,  1865.) 


Major. 
John  C.  Schmidt 4  Dec,   64 

Captains. 

EngeneB.  Gibbs 37  Sept.,  61 

CharleiD.  Douglass 15  Sept.,  64 

Edward  R  Theller 15  Oct., 

(Brevet  iV/nJor  13  March,  1865.) 

James  H.  .Stewart 22  Oct, 

Chauncey  P.  Fairfield 13  Dec, 

John  B.  Umiy 7  Jan.,    65 

{Brevet  Major  13  March,  186.5.) 
Charles  H.  Barth 18  Mar., 


First  Licntenants. 

Theodore  C.  Winchill,  Adj't . .  6  July,   64 

John  C.  Innis 6  July, 

James  H.  Delauy 6  Oct., 

George  M.  Knickerbocker...  11  Oct., 

John  Cashman 31  Oct., 

Francis  Bellon Ifi  Dec, 

James  E.  Hughes 7  Jan.,    65 

Charles  W.  Williams 21  Jan., 

Frederick  A.  Morgan 7  Feb., 

Julius  C.  Winslow 18  Mar., 


Second  Lieutenants. 

Montgomery  Maze 21  Jan., 

Charles  C.  Convis 23  Jan., 

James  Galway 23  Jan., 

John  C.  Jenkins 23  Jan., 

Arthur  Haint-   23  Jan., 

Joseph  K.  Xorcross 23  Jan., 

,  Alfred  G.  Walker 24  Jan. , 

James  A.  Grant 26  Jan., 


65 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (7.) 

Major  James  F.  Curtis,  June  2.5,  1863,  to  L,ient.  Colonel 
4th  regiment  California  infantry. 

Captain  Jlichael  O'Brien,  December  5,  1864,  to  Major  6th 
regiment  Calitoraia  infantry. 

Captain  Alfred  Morton,  January  4, 1865,  to  i\I;ijor7th  regi- 
ment California  infantry. 

First  Lieut.  William  F.  Swasey,  E.  Q.  M.,  March  8.  1H63, 
to  Captain  and  A.  Q.  M. 

Fir.'^t  Li';ut.  Lewis  T.  Grant,  February  6.  1865,  to  Cap- 
tain 8th  regiment  California  infantry. 

Second  Lieut.  William  L.  Campbell,  December  30,  1863,  to 
Captain  Ist  regiment  California  cavah-y. 

Second  Lieut.  Albert  Hahn,  August  31,  16G4,  to  Captain 
6th  regiment  California  infantry. 

Transferred,  (1.) 

Assistant  Surgeon  Edward  Phelps,  May  12,  1664,  to  6th 
regiment  California  infantry. 

Resigned,  (29.) 

Captain  Charles  W.  Smith,  June  10,  1862. 
Captain   IVilliam  H.  Short,  January  31,  18(3.7. 
Captain  John  Hanna,JT.,  August  23,  1863. 
Captain  John  E.  Plill,  Frbruary  17,  18«.5. 
Captain  William  E.  Hull,  November  6,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  James  H.  Lambert,  Adjt,  XoveniberS,  1861. 
First  Lient.  George  W.  Harris,  J annaryl,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  John  H.  Brady.  March  14,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Thoma-;  B.  Campbell,  (letobci-  1,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  John  Monholland,  June  30,  186^1 
First  Lient.  Charles  G.  Hubbard,  ,\ugust  15,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Parish  B.  Johnson,  I>i-ci..|uber  20,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  ^Jra/mm  >?.  Smitli,  December  20,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  John  E.  Gonnisson,  October  22,  1864. 
First  Lient.  Byron  S.  Coffman,  January  4,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  John  W.  Gaston,  itarch  5,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Thomas  J.  iVihuM,  :ilarcli  31,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  John  M.  Henry,  Jnn>-  1, 1862. 
Second  Lieut.  John  J.  Dobbins,  October  1,  ]8i72. 
Second  Lieut.  Grove  Watson,  October  20.  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Gnstaviis  A.  Swasuj.  .June  30,  1863. 
Second  Lient.  John  M.  Maloney.  July  10,  18(i3. 
Second  Lieut.  AVilliam  C.  Pigg  tt,  December  21,  1S64. 
Second  Lieut.  Eugene  Lehe.  July  31,  186.3. 
Second  Lieut.  John  H.  Swift,  August  16,  1865. 
Surgeon  Isaac  Parry,  Anguht  26,  1865. 
Assistant  Surgeon  S.  S.  Todd,  April  7,  1862. 
Assistant  Surgeon  John  Flock,  May  31,  1863. 
Assistant  Surgeon  James  Forsman,  September  8,  1863. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (5.) 

Colonel  Francis  J.  Lippitt,   (Brevet  Brigadier   General 

March  1.3,  1865,)  October  11,  1864. 
Lieut.  Colonel  James  N.  Olney,  October  20,  1864. 
Captain  Henry  Flyrn,  Jolv  4,  186.5. 
Fir.-it  Lieut,  yvilliam  F.  It  Schindla;   R.  Q.M.,  January 

12,  1866. 
First  Lieut.  John  J.  Shepheard,  3Iarc!i  27.  1866. 

Discharged,  (3.) 

Captain  WilUnm  W.  Stiwrt,  Jlay  fi,  18^3. 

First  Lieut.   Theodore  fl'i  tmun,  January  26,  186.3. 

First  Lieut.  Louis  S.  Lobse,  January  1,  1805. 


336 


CALIFORNIA    INFANTRY. 


Surgeon. 

Died,  (3.) 

George  H.  Horn 23  Sept.,  65 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
Francis  M.  Cassell 9  Mar. ,  65 

Cnptain  William  H.  Noyea,  June  3,  1866,  of  diseaBe,  at 

Port  Isabel. 
First  Limit.  Frederick  D.  McDougall,  committed  suicide, 

March  15,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Joseph  B.  Wing,  committed  suicide,  March 

21,  1862. 

Chaplain. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 

Captain  Charles  HefFernan,  January  12,  1863. 

List  of  battles,  itc,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 

"LiscoMB's  Hill,"  (Co.  I,)  no  loss.    "Eel  River,"  (D,)  no  loss.     "Fort  Grant,"  (A,  B,  C 
E,F,G,H,  andl,) . 


CALIFORNIA    INFANTRY. 


Q07 

OkJ   I 


THIRD  REGIMENT. 

(BATTALION   OF.) 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Stock- 
ton and  Benicia  barracks,  Cal.,  from 
September  15  to  December  3,  1861,  to 
serve  three  years.  On  the  expiration 
of  its  term  of  service  the  original  mem- 
bers (except  veterans)  were  mustered 
out,  and  the  veterans  and  recruits  con- 
solidated into  a  battalion  of  four  com- 
panies. Company  D  was  consolidated 
Trith  company  C  December  9,  1865,  and 
the  orgaization  retained  in  service  until 
July  27,  1866,  when  it  was  mustered 
out.) 

LietUenant  Colonel. 

William  M.  Johns 6  Apr.,  65 

(Brevet  Colonel  13  March,  1863.) 

Major. 


Captains. 

*  Willard  Kittredge 27  July,   64 

t  Stephen  E.  Jocelyn 19  May,    65 

First  Lieutenant. 
Charles  Billig .19  May,   65 

Second  Lieutenants. 

William  Smith 18  Mar.,  65 

Arthur  Heitz 27  May, 

Adoniram  J.  Austin,  a.  w.  m. 

Assistant  Surgeon. 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (1.) 

Colonel  Patrick  Edward  Connor,  March  i'J,  1863,  to  Brig- 
adier General. 

Resigned,  (21.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  George  P.  Ihrie,  December  12,  1861. 

Lieut.  Colonel  Jeremiah  B.  Moore,  December  21,  1864. 

Captain  John  H.  May,  March  31,  1863. 

Captain  Samuel  N.  Hoyt,  March  31,  1863. 

Captain  Charles  Tupper,  April  30,  1863. 

t  Captain  Micajah  G.  Lewis,  August  31,  1863. 

Captain  John  F.  -^topics.  February  29,  IkIjI. 

Captain  John  B.  Urmy,  September  311,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  George  S.  Bradley,  May  13,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Thomas  S.  Bridges,  September  1,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Joseph  Anderson,  October  25   1862. 

First  Lieut.  John  D.  Myers,  March  31,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  William  N.  Allen,  September  10,  1863. 

First  Lieut,  William  L.  Ustick,  March  3,  18i>l. 

First  Lieut.  Sam'l  E.  W.  Becker,  Adft,  December  22.  1864. 

Second  Lieut.  Richard  W.  Staplcton,  March  15,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  William  H.  McMirin,  June  20,  1863. 

Second  Lieut.  William  Myers,  May  15,  1864. 

Second  Lieut,  Edjcard  Ingham,  May  15,  1864. 

Assistant  Surgeon  Isaac  W.  Brown,  May  15,  1864. 

Chaplain  John  A.  Anderson,  June  30,  1863. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (G./ 

Captain  Thomas  E.  Ketchum, 'October  10,  1S64. 

Captain  David  Black,  November  1,  1864. 

§  First  Lieut.  Lewis  T.  Grant.  November  14,  1864. 

First  Lieut  Francis  Honeyman,  April  30.  1866. 

Surgeon  Robert  K.  Reid,  October  28,  1864. 

Assistant  Surgeon  Chas.  A.Kirkpatrick,  November  1,  1864. 

Discharged,  (14.) 

Colonel  Robert  Pollock,  November  14,  1864. 

Ma^ot  Patrick  A.  Gallagher,  if  ovemher  'i,  1864. 

Captain  Josiah  Hosmer,  November  2,  18(i4. 

Captain  Lysander  Washburn,  November  .30,  1864. 

Captain  James  W.  .Stillman,  December  8,  186.3. 

Captain  Joseph  C.  Morrill,  June  14,  1866. 

First  Lieut.  Francis  M.  Griffin,  November  1, 1364. 

First  Lieut.  James  Finnerty,  November  1,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Francis  D.  Todd,  November  1,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Wdliam  H.  Dodds,  November  2.  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Thos.  B.  Gately,  R.  Q.  M.,  Novc-raber2, 1864. 

First  Lieut.  Charles  Billig    November  2,  1864.     (Recom- 

missioned  as  Second  Lieut.  November  5,  1864.) 
First  Lieut,  Caleb  Gilman,  December  20,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Francis  M.  .Shoemaker,  December  9,  1865. 

Died,  (1.) 

First  Lieut.  Michael  McDermott,    October  16,    1863,   at 
Camp  Douglas,  W.  T. 

Dismissed,  (2.) 

Captain  Izatus  Potts,  March  4,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Albert  Ripley,  April  2,  1862. 

Deserted,  (1.) 

Second  Lieut.  Charles  Backer,  December  30,  1861. 


'  Discharged  December  5, 1866. 
t  Discharged  September  1,  1866. 

22  g 


I  Appointed  Captain  and  A.  A.  G. 

§  Commissioned  Second  Lieut.  2d  regiment  California  infantry. 


338 


CALIFORNIA    INFANTRY. 


FOURTH  REGIMENT. 

(BATTALION"  OF.) 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Sacra- 
mento, Placerville,  and  Auburn,  Gal., 
in  September  and  October,  1861,  to 
serve  three  years.  On  the  expiration 
of  its  term  of  service  the  original  m'.^m- 
bers  (except  veterans)  were  mustered 
out,  and  the  organization,  compoBed  of 
veterans  and  recruits,  retained  iu  ser- 
vice. Five  companies  were  mustered 
out  November  30,  lb'(i."i,  and  the  remain- 
ing companies  formed  into  a  battalion, 
and  mustered  out  V>y  companies  at 
different  dates  from  December  19, 18C5, 
to  April  18,  1866.) 

Lieuteitaiit  Colonel. 
Edgar  W.  Hillyer 23  May,   65 

Cfiptahis. 

Benjamin  R.  West 5  Oct. ,    61 

Lyman  S.  Scott 15  Oct., 

Alfred  S.  Grant 26  Oct., 

.Jeremiah  Phelan 1  Apr.,  Go 

l)r  Witt  Titus 19  July, 

First  Lieutenants. 

William  Forry 8  Nov.,  61 

( ;  forge  H  aj-C'jclc 1  I'eb. ,   64 

.Josejih  W.  Suobey 25  Feb., 

.James  Davison 5  Mar., 

Second  Licuicnants. 

James  G.  Foster 17  June,  64 

Frederick  J.  Frank. 6  Apr.,   65 

.Samuel  W.  Smith,  a.  w.  m. 

Assistant  Surgeon. 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (20.) 

Colonel  Henry  M.  Judah,  CiH.  il,  2S.  3.,  November  8. 1861. 

Colonel  Ferris  Forman,  August  20,  186.3. 

Lieut.  Colonel  Harvey  Lee,  May  31,  1863. 

Captain  Charles  S.  Brooks,  April  3,  1862. 

Captain  Allen  W.  Galium,  August  20,  1863. 

Captain  Matthew  Sherman,  December  24,  1864.     (Recom- 

missioned  as  First  Lieut,  and  R.  Q.  M.  June  9,  1865.) 
Captain  Alexander  W.  Copely,  December  30,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Edward  B.  Blake,  February  1,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Henry  McCann,  August  25,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Edward  D.  Tattle,  October  2.5,  1863.    (Recom- 

missioned  First  Lieut.  June  30,  1865.) 
First  Lieut.  Jacob  Austin,  December  1,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  James  Garden,  February  15,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Newton  Israel,  July  31,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  David  J.  Williamson.  R.  Q.  M.,  June  7, 1865. 
First  Lieut.  John  G.  Blake,  October  5,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Isaac  H.  Ball,  January  31,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  James  Fitzpatrick,  November  12,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  John  Pearson,  January  31,  1864. 
Snrgeon  Stephen  F.  Elliott,  March  11,  1862. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Edward  A.  Tompkins,  September  15, 

186.3. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (3.) 

Major  Henry  Hancock,  October  1,  1864. 
Captain  J.  Ives  Fitch,  January  31,  1865. 
Surgeon  5.  S.  Todd,  April  3,  1865. 


Discharged,  (23.) 

Colonel  James  F.  Curtis,  (Brevet  Brigadier  General  March 

13,  1865,)  November  30,  1865. 
Major  Henry  :M.  Benson,  November  30,  1865. 
Captain  A.  H.  Hall,  September  30,  1863. 
Captain  Charles  Atcliissou,  June  12,  1865. 
Captaiu  Amos  G.  Randal,  November  30,  186.5. 
Captain  Charles  H.  Ball,  November  30,  1865. 
Captain  John  M.  Cass,  Kovtmljer  30,  1865. 
Captaiu  Jonathan  M.  Starkweather,  November  30,  1865. 
Captaiu  Patrick  Muuday,  November  30,  l.'ii.). 
First  Lieut.  James  Evans,  September  30,  186.3. 
First  Lieut.  Robert  P.  Nason,  February  13,  1?G.5. 
First  Lieut.  Orlando  H.  Lee,  Adft,  November  30,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Matthew  Sherman,  R.  Q.  M.,  November  30, 

1865. 
First  Lieut.  Parker  R.  JVilhnr,  November  30,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Edward  D.  Tuttle,  November  30,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  John  Smith,  November  30,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  George  C.  Love,  November  30,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  James  S.  Rathbun,  January  6,  1866. 
*  Second  Lieut.  John  Oaks,  June  13,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Edward  T.  Starr,  November  30,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  A'athan  B.  Kendall,  November  30,  1665. 
Surgeon  Vincent  Gelcicb,  (Brevet  Lieut.  Colonel  March 

13,  1865,)  November  30,  1865. 
Assistant  Surgeon  David  B.  Hoffman,  November  30, 1865. 


Died,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut.  James  A.  Hale,  August  28,  1863,  of  disease. 
Commissioned  S<?coud  Lieut.  6th  regiment  Califoniia  infantry. 


CAIFOENIA   INFANTRY. 


339 


Dismissed,  (5.) 

Captain  Jolitt  C.  Cfowninshield,  December  15,  1862. 
Captain  Converse  W.  C.  Rowell,  April  27,  18(13. 
First  Lieut.  Alomo  C.  Haskell,  April  27,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  William  H.  Troy,  November  6,  1865. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Robert  Parker,  October  30,  1863. 

Deserted,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut.  Harvey  O.  Toung,  August  28,  1862. 


340 


CALIFORNIA    INFANTRY. 


FIFTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  reg-iment  wag  organized  at  Sacra- 
meuto,  Placerville,  Marysville,  and 
Santa  Cruz,  Cal.,  in  September,  Octo- 
ber, and  November,  1861,  to  serve  three 
years.  The  original  members  (except 
veterans)  were  mustered  out  at  differ- 
ent dates  from  November  27  to  Decem- 
ber 14,  1864,  by  reason  of  expiration  of 
term  of  service,  and  the  veterans  and 
recruits  transferred  to  the  Ist  regiment 
California  infantry.) 

Colojiel. 

George  W.  Bovpie,  a.  w.  m. 
(Brevet  Brig.  Gen.  1.3  March,  1865.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 


Major. 
Joseph  Smith 3  Mar.,  63 

Captains. 

Edwin  B.  Frink 3  Mar.,   63 

Benjamin  F.  Harrover 95  Mar., 

(Brevet  Major  13  March,  1865.) 

'  Thomas  P.  Chapman 27  June, 

Thomas  A.  Young 9  Aug.,  64 

'  George  A.  Burkett 24  Nov., 

Charles  A.  Smith,  a.  w.  m. 
John  S.  Thayer,  a.  w.  m. 
Thomas  T.  Tidball.  a.  w.  m. 

(Brevet  Lieut.  Col,  13  March,  1865.) 
■  William  Ftrench,  a.  w.  m. 
■'  Jaiues  H.  Whitlock,  a.  w.  m. 

First  Lieutenants. 

Samuel  Staddon 8  Mar.,   62 

"John  Slater I  Nov., 

'JohnD.  Slocum 15  June,  63 

"James  H.  Toole 12  Dec, 

John  Lambert 26  Nov.,  64 

James  A.  Zabriskie,  Adj't,  a.  w.  m. 
■''SVilliam  H.  HIgdon,  a.  w.m. 
Fiederick  A.  Morgan,  a.  w.  m. 
John  F.  Qualey,  a.  w.  m. 
Benjamin  F.  Bayley,  u.  w.  m. 
Milton  L.  Glasby,  R.  Q.  M.,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

■'John  K.  Houston 2  Feb.,  63 

'  Henry  H.  Stevens 3  Feb. , 

'  Ricliard  Hudson 1  Mar., 

James  Conwell 27  Apr., 

■'William  Oman 26  July,   64 

*  William  M.  Smith 18  Aug., 


Surgeon. 

WJUiam  H.  McKee 11  Mar.,  63 

*  Transferred  to  Ist  regiment  California  infantry. 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (3.) 

First  Lieut.  Thomas  Buckley,  October  20, 1863,  to  Captain 

6th  regiment  California  infantry. 
Second  Lieut,  diaries  S.  JVhitney,  April  28,  1863,  to  First 

Lieut.  Ist  regiment  California  cavalry. 
Second  Lieut.  Gilbert  C.  Smith,  July  24,  1864,  to  Captain 

and  A.  Q.  M. 

Resigned,   (10.) 
Colonel  John  Kellogg,  November  8,  1861. 
Lieut.  Colonel  Marcus  D.  Dobbins,  October  31,  1862. 
Captain  Sijlvcster  Soper,  June  30,  1862. 
Captain  Silas  P.  Ford,  November  11,  1862. 
Captain  Hugh  L.  Hinds,  August  18,  1863. 
Captain  Joseph  Tattle,  November  30,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  John  H.  Hammond,  November  1,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Francis  L.  Kuhns,  August  10,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  George  Button,  August  31,  1864. 
Surgeon  David  Wooster,  March  10,  1863. 

Discharged,  (2.) 
Lieut.  Colonel  Theodore  A.  Coult,  November  27,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Alonzo  C.  Wakeman,  R.  Q.  M.,  March  31. 1862. 


CALIFOENIA    INFANTRY. 


341 


Assistant  Surgeons. 

«V.  H.Cox 25  Oct.,    62 

Lewis  W.  Hayes 11  Mar.,  63 

Chaplain. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"PINOS  Altos  Mines,"  (Co.  a,)  killed,  E.  M.,l;  wounded, 'E,.  M.,  1.  "  Cajou  de  Arivaypo," 
(K,)  no  loss.  "Cook's  CaKon,"  (E,)  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "  GiLA  River,"  (B,)  no  loss.  "Pinos 
Altos,"  (E,)  no  loss.  "  Doubtful  CaSon,"  (I,)  killed,  E.  M.,  l  ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  4  ;  missing,  E. 
M.,  1.  "  San  Carlos  EivER,"  (K,)  tooMnded,  E.M.,  1.  "MezcalRiver,"  (IandK,)no  loss.  "Ari- 
vaypo CaRon,"  no  loss. 

*  Transferred  to  Ist  regiment  California  infantry. 


342 


CALIFORNIA    INFANTRY. 


SIXTH  REGIMENT. 
(This  regiment  was  organized  at  San 
Francisco,  Alcatraces  Island,  and  Be- 
nicia  barracks,  Cal.,  from  October  21, 
1862,  to  September  5,  1864,  to  serve 
three  years.  It  was  mustered  out  of 
service  by  companies,  at  different 
drifes,  from  October  25  to  December 
20,  1865.) 

Colonel. 

Henry M.Black,!!®.!!].,!!!.^  1  Feb.,  63 

LieiUciianl  Colonel. 

t  Ambrose  E.  Hooker 16  Feb. ,    63 

Major. 

t  Michael  O'Brien 6  Dec,   64 

(.Brevet  Liem.  Col.  13  March,  1865.) 

Captains. 
f  Alexander  B.  IMacGowan  ..11  July,   63 

t  Thomas  Buckley 20  Oct. , 

tEli  Cook 2  Feb.,    64 

{  Joseph  .S.  Knower 4  Mar., 

§  James  Ulin 6  Aug., 

(Brevet  Major  13  March,  1865.) 

II  Albert  Hahn 2  .Sept., 

ir  John  T.  Hill 12  Sept., 

§  Jacob  P.  Hackett 9  Mar.,  65 

f  Washington  liruce 24  Apr., 

5  John  B.  Taylor 26  May, 

First  Lieutenants. 
t  William  I.  Rf-ed,  /?.  Q.  M  ..\i  Mar.,   63 

J  Christopher  Bright 12  Oct., 

§  Stephen  Gray 12  July,   64 

II  William  H.  Tuttle 15  Aug., 

*  Benjamin  S.  Rowe 1  Sept. , 

t  William  j\IcK.  Owen 2  Sept., 

'  "  Patrick  Goldi-Q 2  Sept.| 

t  Charles  T.  Shi^rwood,  Adj't.  7  Mar.,'  65 

t  Cli'mecs  He]lstei-n 29  May, 

V  Charles  H.  Cutting 14  Aug.', 

ft  John  H.  Co'^ti.-r 20  Sept., 

Second  Lieutenants. 

{  Joseph  A.  Gilinan 26  Nov.,  64 

T  .James  Homer Ift  Dec, 

t  Henry  M.  Raymond 4  Jan.,    65 

■  *  John  S.  Barinvell 24  Mar., 

b  Nathaniel  G.  Tobey 28  Mar., 

^  Thomas  E.  Pearson 2!)  Apr., 

§  Frederick  Manners 26  May, 

::  William  T.  Hatjford 5  July, 

tEmory  Wing 31  Aug., 

Surgeon. 

t  William  W.  Hays 6  Mar. ,   63 

As'iisinnt  Surgeon. 

t  Henry  Lippincott 15  July,    65 

Cha.plain. 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (4.) 

First  Lieut.  Gastoii  d'Artois,  December  2,  1864,  to  Gap- 
tain  8th  regiment  California  infantry. 

Second  Lieut.  Francis  Bellon,  December  16, 1864,  to  First 
Lieut.  2d  regiment  California  infantry. 

Second  Lieut.  William  R.  Honey,  May  5,  1865,  to  First 
Lieut,  and  Adj't  2d  regiment  California  cavalry. 

Assistant  Surgeon  Edward  Phelps,  January  4,  1865,  to 
Surgeon  7th  regiment  California  infantry. ' 

Transferred,  (1.) 

Major  Thomas  F.  Wright,  October  3,  1864,  to  2d  regiment 
California  infantry. 

Resigned,  (13.) 

Captain  Charles  Cochran,  June  11,  1864. 
Captain  Konrad  F.  Wiemeyer,  July  31,  1864. 
Captain  Duane  M.  Greene,"  Febniary  1,  1865. 
Captain  John  Oaks,  February  4,  1665. 
Captain  Isaiah  Hurlburt.  jr.,  April  30,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Hampton  Huttou,  July  31,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Ferdinand  Smith,  September  16, 1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Beverbi  C.  Duer,  March  13,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  John  M.  Shrader,  September  30,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  William  B.  Barnes,  November  15,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Henry  R.  Mathews,  December  20,  1864, 
Second  Lieut.  James  Mohan.  February  7,  186.5. 
Assistant  Surgeon  William  C.  Deans,  May  10,  1864. 

Discliargcd,  (2.) 

Captain  Peter  B.  Whannell,  June  13,  ]863. 

55i  Assistant  Surgeon  George  B.  Tolman,  May  18,  1865. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  nf  term  of  service,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  John  W.  Davis,  October  20,  1865. 


List  of  battles  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"  SOLDiKR's  Grove,"  (Cob.  C  and  E,)  wounded,  E.  M.,  1. 

t  At,'^slfr''1  Z\  off-  ^I'  i«fi^-         \  511"''"'"'^  °"*  O'^*-  -5'  1^65.         -  Mustered  out  Nov.  3,  1865, 
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]  Mustered  out  Dec.  15,  186.5         U  Dismissed  Nov.  9,  1865.  Mustered  out  Del'  \-   1865 

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344 


CALIFORNIA    INFANTRY. 


EIGHTH  REGIMENT. 

This  ivgiiricnt  wa«  orgaaizcd  at  San 
Frnnciscii,  .Sacramento,  Marysville,  and 
Placei'villc,  Cul.,  t'roin  November,  1864, 
to  Febriuiry,  1865,  to  serve  one  and 
three  j-ear.-'.  It  wan  muatered  out  of 
service  October  24,  1865.) 

Colonel, 

Allen  L.  Anderson,  Wi.  p., 

3S.  a 7  Mar.,  65 

(Brevet  Brig.  Gen.  13  March,  1865.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

Charlee  O.  Wood.  B.  a 1  Feb.,  65 

{Brevet  Colonel  13  March,  1865.) 

Major. 
■William  H.  Jordan,  JISI.  ^., 
J5.  a 3  Feb.,   65 

Captains. 

Claremount  C.  Smith 22  Nov.,  64 

Gaston  d'Artciis 3  Dec, 

Charles  G.  Hnbbai-d 27  Dec, 

Francis  D.  Todd 16  Jan.,    65 

Jasper  M.  Bartholow... 28  Jan., 

Morgan  S.  1 1  rover 28  Jan. , 

Lewis  T.  Grant 6  Feb. , 

*  Sheldon  Burton 6  Feb. , 

*  John  R.  Crocker 9  Feb., 

Levi  N.  Tower 13  Feb., 

First  Lieutenants. 

Amos  P.  Knowles 22  Nov.,  64 

John  Drum 5  Dec, 

Anthony  J.  Sausoni 27  Dec, 

Charles  H.  Piatt 16  Jan.,    65 

Thomas  Smythe 28  Jan., 

Seth  J.  Dickinson 6  Feb., 

James  Riordan 6  Feb., 

Brandt  T.  CaUiu,  Adft 9  Feb., 

Edward  Scott 13  Feb., 

Charles  C.  Conger 18  Feb., 

'  Louis  S.  Lohse 18  Feb., 

Edward  Carlson,  R.  Q.  M...  .25  Sept., 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Michael  Valentine 22  Nov.,  64 

James  F.  Saunders 3  Dec, 

Rnyall  J.  Farrell 27  Dec, 

John  S.  Myers 16  Jan.,    65 

Elisha  Brooks 6  Feb.. 

David  IL  Holt 6  Feb., 

Gi'orge  C.  Sears 6  Feb., 

William  Wiltse 9  Feb., 

Orrington  L.  Henderson 21  Feb., 

Sitrgeon. 

Charles  A.  Kirkpatrick 8  Apr.,  65 

Assistant  Surgeon. 

Engene  H.  Woods 22  Mar.,  65 

Chaplain. 


Casualties. 

Resigned,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut.  Henry  Adams,  July  31,  1865. 

Discharged,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  Felix  O'Byrne,  R.  Q.  M.,  July  22,  1665. 


■'  DiBcharged  November  7, 1865. 


KANSAS    CAVALRY. 


345 


SECOND  REGIMENT. 

(BATTALION  OF.) 

This  regiment,  with  the  exception  of  com- 
pany L,  was  organized  at  Kansas  City, 
Mo., andFort Leavenworth,  Kan.,  from 
June  20,  1861,  to  January  10,  1863,  to 
serve  three  years.  Company  B  was 
permanently  detached  as  the  3d  battery 
Kansas  light  artillery,  and  a  new  com- 
pany organized  in  November,  1863,  of 
unassigaed  recruits.  Company  L  was 
organized  March  31,  1S64,  to  servo  three 
years,  and  assigned  to  this  regiment. 
On  the  expinitw  111  of  its  term  of  service 
the  original  members  (except  voteraus) 
were  mustered  out,  aud  the  organiza- 
tion, composed  of  veterans  and  reeruiis, 
consolidated  into  a  battalion  of  four 
companies  and  retained  in  service  until 
June  33,  1865,  when  it  was  mustered 
out.) 

Major. 
John  Johnston 11  May,   65 

Captains. 

Elias  S.  Stover 30  Nov.,  63 

Patrick  Cosgrove 3  Mar  ,  64 

John  A.  Lee 30  Mav, 

George  W.  Stabler 10  Juiie,  65 

Sirst  Lieutenants. 

WUliam  P. Phillips 11  Jan.,   64 

Joseph  Hutchison 1  Mar., 

Clarence  J.  Williams, /J.  Q.Jli.  8  Dec., 
*  Henry  L.  Isbell 26  Mar.,  65 

Second  Lieutenants. 

t  John  0.  Miller 1  Mai-.,  64 

Robert  D.  Watts 21  Apr.,  65 

Nathan  W.  Mott 10  June, 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
Valentine  V.  Adamsou 27  Sept.,  64 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (U.) 

Colonel  Robert  B.  Mitchell,  AprU  8,  1862,   to  Brigadier 

General, 
Major  William  F.  Cloud,  March  27,  1862,  to  Colonel  10th 

regiment  Kausas  infantry. 
Major  Charles   W.  Blair,  September  26,   1863,   to  Lieut. 

Coliinul  14th  regiment  Kansas  cavalry. 
Captain  Robert  H.  Hunt,  October  1,  1863,  to  Major  IStli 

regiment  Kausae  cavalry. 
Captain  Samuel  J.  Crawford,  November  1,  1863,  to  Colo- 
nel 83d  U.  S.  C.  T. 
Captain  Hugh  Cameron.  February   19,    1864,   to   Lieut. 

Colonel  2d  regiment  Arkansas  cavalry. 
First  Lieut.  .Tolt7i  Pratt,  Adj't,   November  30,   1862,   to 

Captaiu  aud  A.  A.  G. 
First  Lieut.  Horace  L.  Moore,  March  29,  1864,  to  Lieut. 

Colouel  4th  regiment  Arkansas  cavalry. 
First  Lieut.  Cyrus  L.  Gorton,  R.  Q.  M.,  June  11,  1864,  to 

Captain  and  .4.  Q.  M. 
Second  Lieut.  Gideou  M.  Waugh,  January  24,  1864,  to 

Lieut.  Colouel  2d  regiment  Arkansas  infantry. 
Second  Lieut.  John  B.  Deztcr,  June  4,  1864,  to  Captain 

and  A.  Q.  M. 

Transferred,  (1.) 

Major  Ja7nes  M.  Pomeroy,  March  27, 1862,  to  9th  regiment 
Kansas  cavalry. 

Resigned,  (14.) 

Colonel  Alson  C.  Davis,  February  20,  1862. 

Captaiu  Samuel  A.  WiUiams,  M.T.rch  28,  1862. 

Captain  Byron  P.  At/as,  March  27,  1863. 

Captain  Edgar  A.  Barker,  May  6,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  Robert  L.  White,  April  30,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Robert  H.  Hunt,  September  3,  1862.   (Recom- 

missioned  as  Captain  May  8,  1863.) 
First  Lieut.  Luther  H.  Wooi,  R.  C.  S.,  October  19,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  David  E.  Ballard,  February  15,  1865. 
First  Litut.  George  W.  Morgan,  May  1,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Albert  Schrocdcr,  March  7,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Harvey  A.  Smith,  March  i»,  1862. 
SeQoud  Lieut.  William  M.  Hook,  March  17,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Edward  Ross,  April  13,  1865. 
Assistant  Sm-geon  George  B.  Wood,  September  27,  1882. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (15.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Ojcen  A.  Bassett,  January  6,  1865. 

Captain  Charles  Dimon.  January  10,  1865. 

Captain  Austin  W.  Matthews,  January  13,  1865. 

Captain  James  C.  Fi'encb,  January  18,  18tJ5. 

Captain  John  Gardner,  January  36,  1865. 

Captain  Arthur  Gunther,  March  7,  1865. 

Captain  John  Johnston,  April  14, 1865.     (Recommissioned 

as  Major  May  11,  1865.) 
Captain  John  M.  Mentzer,  April  17,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Henry  S.  Jenks,  January  10,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Samuel  K.  Cross,  (Brevet  Captam  March  13, 

1865,)  April  14,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Bamett  B.  Mitchell,  April  17,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Alfred  B.  Hopkins,  January  10,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  John  K.  Rankin.  January  10, 1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Augustus  T.  Lovellette,  January  26, 1865. 
Chaplain  Charles  Reynolds,  December  31,  1864. 


•Discharged  August  10,  1865. 


t  Discharged  August  11,  1865. 


346 


KANSAS    CAVALRY. 


Discharged,  (12.) 

Colonel  William  F.  Cloud,  January  19,  1863. 

Major  Thomas  B.  Eldridgc,  March  — ,  1862. 

Major  Henry  Hopkins,  January  13,  1865. 

Major  Julius  G.  Fish,  April  21,  1865. 

Captain  Daniel  S.  Whittenhall,  April  4,  1863. 

Captain  Amaziah  Moore,  June  11,  186.3. 

Second  Lieut.  David  R.   Coleman,  Batt.  Adj't,  September 

6,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Josc;j7i  Cracklin,  Batt.  Adj't,  December  10, 

1862. 
Second  Lieut.  William  B.  Parsons,  Ball.  Adj't,  December 

29,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Charles  A.  Archer,  April  14,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Philander  W.  Straw,  June  14,  1865. 
Surgeon  Joseph  P.Root,  April  21,  1865. 

Died,  (3.) 

Captain  Avra  P.  Ruesell,  December  12,  1862,  of  wounds 
received  in  action  at  Prairie  G-rove,  Ark. 

Captain  Edward  C.  D.  Lines,  killed  in  action  at  Devil's 
Backbone,  Ark.,  September  1,  1863. 

Assistant  Surgeon  John  W.  Robinson,  December  10, 1863, 
of  disease,  at  Fort  Smith,  Ark. 

Missing,  (2.) 

First  hieui.  James  E.  Watson,  R.Q.  M.,  since  January—, 

1862. 
Second   Lieut.    Elizur  T.   Goodrich,    Batt.  Q.  M.,  since 

May  — ,  1862. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  Morris  Enright,  Adj't,  October  19,  1864. 

Cashiered,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  Samuel  C.  Harrison,  February  8,  1862. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"Little  Santa  Fe,"  (Cos.  D  and  M,)  Idlled,  E.  M.,  1.     "Coon  Creek,"  missing,   E.  M.,  5. 
"Newtonia,"  (October  5,  1862,)  no  loss,     "  Hazel  BOTTOM,"  (B  and  M,)  n!;.<sz»°-,  E.S.,  1.     "ELK 
Horn  Tavern,"  no  loss.    "  Sugar  Creek,"  no  loss.    "Cross  Hollow,"  no  loss.    "  Old  Fort 

WAYflZ," killed.B.  M.,4;  wounded,  E.  M.,2;  missing;  y,.M.,  1.  "BOONESBORO',"  wounderf,  E.M.,  1. 
"Cove  Creek,"  no  loss.  "Pineville,"  (C  andM,)/,/7?erf,  E.  M.,  1.  "Cane  Hill."  kined,E.  M.,1. 
"Carthage," (November 27  1862,) Ai7Zc(f,E.M,l;  missing, E.M.,1.  "Boston Mountain, "noloss. 
"Reed's  Mountain,"  killed,  E.  M.,  2;  wounded,  E.  M.,  5.  "Prairie  Grove,"  killed,  E.M.,  3; 
wounded,  0.  1,  E.  M.  H  ;  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  "DRIPPING  Spring,"  killed,  E.  M.,  2  "BENTONVILLE," 
(May  22, 1863,  H  and  M,)  no  loss.  "  Carthage,"  (May  24,  1863,)  no  loss.  "Honey  Springs."  killed, 
E.M.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "BENTONVILLE,"  (Augu.st  15,  1863,)  no  loss.  "  Perrvville,"  noloas. 
"Devil's  Backbone,"  killed,  O.  1,  E.  M.  2;  wounded,  E.  M.,  4.  "Dardanelle  "  no  loss. 
"Newtonia,"  (September 27,  1863,  E  and  M,^  no  loss.  "Choctaw  Nation  "  missing  E  M.  1. 
"FouCHE  leFai.x  Mountain,"  (DandM,)  uoloss.  "Rosevllle,"  (November  12.  1863,'e  andM,) 
killed,  E.  M.,  1;  missing,  E.  M.,5.  "Clarksville,"  killed,  E.  M.,1.  "Caddo  Gap  "  (December 
4, 1863,  B  and  M,)  no  loss.  "  Waldron,"  (December  30,  1863,)  killed.  E.  M.  2  ■  wounded  E  M,,  6. 
"Baker's  Spring,"  i-;z;ed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded,  E.M.,2,  "Little  Missouri  River  "  (A,  D,  and 
M,)  no  loss.  "Sulphur  Springs,"  (G  and  M,)  no  loss.  "Caddo  Gap  "  (Januarv  26  1864,) 
musing,  E.  M.,  1.  "Dallas,"  (F,  H,  K,  and  M,)  no  loss.  "Waldron,"  (Februai-y  1,'  1864,) 
wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "MOUNTAIN  Fork,"  no  loss.  "Caddo  Mountain,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  1. 
■  Scott  s  Farm  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "Caddo  Gap,"  (February,  16,  1864,)  7connded,E.  M.,  1. 
Danville,    killed,  E.  M.,  I;  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.     "Ro.seville,"  (March  29   1864    B   E   and  M,) 


imi,)  killed,  E.  M.,  1.     ''EoRT  GlEsoti,''  killed' E.'M.',''i'{ mi7sing  ""o    '' "e"m'''46^"'"CamN 
Creek,"  killed,  E.  M.,  l ;  missing,  E.  M.,  2.     "  Dardanelle,"  (Jan.  14,'  1865,  A,  B,  and  M,)  no  loss. 


KANSAS    CAVALRY. 


347 


FIFTH  REGIMEKT. 

(BATTALION  OF.) 

(Ten  companies  of  this  regiment  were 
organized  at  Leavenworth  Citv,  Kau., 
from  July  10.  1861,  to  JannaryOT,  1S6Q, 
and  two  companies  in  April  and  July, 
1863,  all  to  serve  three  years.  Com- 
panies A  to  H,  inclusive,  (except  vet- 
erans) were  mustered  out  at  different 
August  11  to  December  8.  1864.  by 
dates  from  reason  of  expiration  of  term  s 
of  service,  and  the  veterans  and  recruits 
transferred  to  companies  I  and  K,  and, 
together  with  companies  L  and  M,  re- 
tained in  service.  Companies  I  and  K 
were  mustered  out  June  CO,  1865,  and 
companies  L  and  M  consolidated  with 
the  15th  regiment  Kansas  cavalry  Au- 
gust 22,  1865.) 

Captains. 

Jame^  H.  Young 14  May,   63 

Livingston  G.  Parker 29  Apr.,  65 

First  Lieutenant. 
Henry  K.  Dunlap 1  June,  65 

Seeond  Lieutenant. 
■William  F.  Goble 30  May,   63 

Assistant  Surgeon. 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (1.) 

Colonel  Potcell  Clayton,  August  1,  1864,  to  Brigadier  Gen- 
eral. 

Resigned,  (07.) 

Colonel  John  Ritchie,  December  11,  1S61. 
Major  James  H.  Summers,  March  16,  1860. 
Major  Samuel  C.  Hoffman,  September — ,  1860. 
Captain  James  -S.  Hunt.  May  — .  1860. 
Captain  Ganet  txibson.  May  25, 1863. 
Captain  Edward  G.  Pierce.  June  23.  1864. 
Captain  William  H.  Lindsev,  Februarv  6,  1S65. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  G.  Bridges.  April  8,  1860. 
First  Lieut.  Jeremiah  C.  Johnson,  April  11.  J 860. 
First  Lieut.  James  L.  Sleicart,  August  31,  1860. 
First  Lieut.  John  Mcintosh,  September  08.  1860. 
First  Lieut.  Joseph  E.  McComas,  October  14,  1860. 
First  Lieut- Joseph  H.  Trego,  October  17.  18t;0. 
First  Lieut.  Jeremiah  Sanders,  Februarv  05,  ISivl. 
First  Lieut.  Alfred  Gmv.  R.  Q.  M.,  March  04,  18o4. 
First  Lieut.  George  IV.  Stevens,  R.  C.  S.,  May  17,  1804. 
First  Lieut.  Andrew  Fvfe,  Aufrnst  03,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  E.  D.  Hillyer.  R.  Q,  M..  August  25,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  James  M.  Heddens,  April  08,  1865. 
First  Lieut  Tobias  J.  Hadley,  August  14.  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Reuben  A.  Randlett,  Januarv  17.  1S60. 
Second  Lieut.Sadley  J.  AUev,  Maich  14,  "i860. 
Second  Lieut.  OlirerH.P.  Cor,  July  14,  1860, 
Second  Lieut.  William  I.  Brewer.  December  8,  1860. 
Second  Lieut  Aaron  J.  Totten,  August  04,  IsLxi. 
Second  Lieut.  Mason  W.  Benjamin,  Mai'eh  19,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  James  C.  Woods,  February  18,  1865. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  scrrice,  (03.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Wilton  A.  Jenkins,  August  11,  1864. 
Lieut.  Colonel  Thomas  W.  Scndder,  January  4,  1865. 
'>l:i)OT  Satnuel  Walker.  September  7,  1864. 
Major  Stephen  R.  Harrington,  January  10,  1865, 
Captain  William  F.  Creitz,  (Brevet  Major  March  13, 1865.) 

Augtist  11,  1864. 
Captain  Henry  Moore.  August  11,  1864. 
Captain  Harrison  Kelley,  September  3.  1864. 
Captain  Orliu  E.  Morse,  September  5,  1864, 
Captain  Jo/i7i  F.  Youngs.  Septembers   1864. 
Captain  Samuel  C.  Thompson,  December  8.  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Ansel  D.  Brown,  August  11,  1864. 
First  Lieut  Milton  F.  Clark,  September  3,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Asa  D.  Perin.  September  5,  1864. 
First  Lieut  James  M,  Lane,  September  8,  1864, 
First  Lieut.  Edwin  W.  Jenkins.  December  3,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Alfred  Brant,  December  8.  1864. 
First  Lieut  Lawrence  Murphv.  Adf(.  January  4.  Iriv". 
First  Lient  James  F.  Vaughn"  iJ.  C.  5..  January  10,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Grorer  Young,  August  11,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Joseph  McCirty.  September  7,  1864. 
Surgeon  William  B.  Carpenter,  September  7.  1864. 
Afsfstaut  Surgeon  David  R.  Porter,  January.  10,  1865. 
Chaplain  Hugh  D.  Fisher,  Angtist  06,  186^ 

Discharged,  (17.) 

Captain  Adoniram  J.  MUler,  February  9.  1860. 
Captain  James  M.  Williams,  September  4,  1862. 
Captain  Ebenezer  J.  Bame?,  June  00,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  William  E.  Rowe.  January  08,  1860. 
First  Lieut.  James  B.  Hovey,  February  9,  1862. 


348 


KANSAS    CAVALRY. 


First  Lieut.  William  E.  McGiflnis,  Febrnary  9,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  James  Davis,  R.  Q.  M.,  July  — ,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  George  W.  De  Costa,  Adj'l,  September  8, 1863. 
Firm  Lieut.  Stephen  J.  Jennings,  April  6,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  George  R.  HuBton,  January  28,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Alexauder  Rush,  February  9,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  David  D.  Daily,  December  18,  1863. , 
Second  Lieut.  Henry  A.  Simons,  February  4,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Samuel  Cargo,  February  17,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Delos  iVIiller,  April  6,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Thomas  Stevenson,  June  22,  1865. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Samuel  Wbitehorn,  October  30,  1863. 

Died,  (3.) 

Colonel  Hamilton  P.  Johnson,  killed  in  action  at  Morris- 
town,  Mo.,  September  17,  1861. 

Captain  John  R.  Clark,  killed  at  Springfield,  Mo.,  May 
22,  1862. 

Captain  John  Lookhart,  September  14,  1862,  at  Helena, 
Ark. 

Missing,  (3.) 

Second  Lieut.  JV.  C.  Gillpatrick,  since  July  31,  1864. 
Surgeon  Elias  B.  Johnson,  since  December  31,  1861. 
Assistant  Sui  geon  Edwin  P.  Sheldon,  since  April  30, 1862. 

Dropped,  (1.) 
Captain  Henry  C.  Seaman,  February  28,  1863. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
Surgeon  Andrew  J.  Huntoon,  March  1,  1863. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 

"HARRisoNVll,LE,"nolo3s.  "BALL'S  MILLS,"  uo  loBS.  "  FORT  ScOTT,"  (Si:'pt.  1,  1861,)  no loss. 
"Fort  Scott,"  (Sept.  3,  1861,)  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "Dry  Wood,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  7;  missing, 
E.  M.,1.  "Papinsville,"  no  loss.  "MORRISTOWN,"  killed,  O.  1.  E.  M.  1;  wonnded,  E.  M.,3. 
"Osceola,"  Moanderf,  B.  M.,  1 ;  missing,  E.  M.,  1;  WEST  POINT," /c/^ei^,  E.  M.,  1.  "BUTLER," 
killed,  E.  M.,1.  "LITTLE  SaNTE  Ft,"  no  loss.  "TURNBACK  CREEK,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1.  "EMI- 
NENCE," killed,  E.  M.,  1.  "  SaLEM,"  no  loss.  "  BLACK  Run,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  3. 
" Trenton,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1.    "  Parkersville,"  no  loss.    "  Oakland,"  no  loss.    "Little  Rock 

Road,"  (G,)  killed,  E,  M.,  1 ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "  MOUNT  VERNON,  "  killed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded,  E. 
M.,1.  "POLK'S  PLANTATION,"  killed,  E.  M.,3;  wounded,  E.  M.,  7,  "Helena,"  (May  25,  1863,) 
killed,  E.  M.,  5;  wounded,  E.  M.,7;  missing,  O.  2,  E.  M.  20.  "HELENA,"  (July  4,  1863,)  killed,  B. 
M.,3;  wounded,  E.  M.,2.  "LITTLE  ROCK,"  killed,  O.,  1.  "Brownsville,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1. 
"Tulip,"  no  loss.  "Pine  Bluff,"  (Oct.  25,  1863,)  killed,  E.  M.,  7;  wounded,  E.  M.,  9;  missing, 
E.  M.,  1.  "  MONTICELLO,"  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  "PiNE  BLUFF,"  (Jan.  19,  1864,)  missing,  E.  M.,  1. 
"Branchvtlle,"  missing,  E.  M.,7.  "LONG  VlEVVf"  no  loss.  "MOUNT  ELBA,"  missing,  E.  M., 
1.  "  Swan  Lake,  "  Af'Hea!,  E.  M,l.  "Mauk'sUills,'' killed,E.M.,5;  wounded,  E.il.,  7  ;  missing, 
O.  2,  E.  M.  42.  "Brewer's  Lane,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "Le.xington,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "Lit- 
tle Blue,"  no  loss.  "Independence,"  no  loss.  "Big  Blue,"  no  loss.  "Osage,"  no  loss. 
"Newtonia,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1. 


KANSAS    CAVALRY. 


349 


SIXTH  KEGIMENT. 

(BATTAUON  OF.) 

(Companies  A,  B,  C,  D.  E,  F,  G,  H,  and  K 
of  this  regiment  were  org^anized  iu  tbe 
State  of  Kansas,  at  larpe,  from  August 
18,  1861,  to  June  04,  It'GO,  aud  the  re- 
maining companies  from  May,^7  to  July 
i20,  1863,  to  serve  three  years.  The 
original  members  (except  veterans) 
were  mustered  out  at  different  dates, 
from  November  18,  1864,  to  May  19, 
1865,  and  the  organization,  composedof 
veterans  and  recruits,  consolidated  into 
a  battalion  of  four  companies.  A,  I,  L, 
and  M,  and  retained  in  service  until 
July  18,  1865,  when  it  was  mustered 
ont.) 

Major. 
David  Mefford 07  July,   64 

Captains. 

John  T.  Blake 06  JTay,   63 

Henry  P.  Ledger 18  June, 

John  W.  Duff 3  Aug., 

Charles  O.  Judson 18  Sept. , 

Ffrst  Lieutenants. 

Silas  D.  Harris 27  May,    63 

James  Brooks 3  Aug, , 

Leonard  J.  Swind.  v 13  Feb.,    64 

Levi  Bronson.  R.Q.M 10  Jan. ,   65 

Thomas  G.  Howell 01  Mar., 

William  Burgovne,  Adj't.  a.  tr.  m. 

SeMiid  Lifutenants. 

John  C.  Anderson 3  Aug.,  63 

William  H.  Shattnc 4  Jan.,    64 

James  Graham 1  Oct., 

Surffeoti. 
Wesley  Melict 17  Mar. ,  65 

Assistant  Siirffcon. 
Chxq>lain, 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (5.) 

Captain  Harris  S.  Green,  October  15,  1864,  to  Jlajor  4th 

recrinieut  Arkansas  cavalry. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  H.  Hayncs,  June  18,  1863,  to  Captain 

14th  regiment  Kansas  cavalry. 
First  Lieut.  John  M.  Lainer,  October  18,  1863,  to  Major 

lotli  regiment  Kansas  cavalry. 
First  Lieut.  George  J.  Clark,  August  01,  1863,  to  Captain 

14th  regiment  Kansas  cavalry. 
Second  Lieut.  Albert  H.  CnmpbcU,  September  8,  1863,  to 

Captain  1 4th  regiment  Kansas  cavalry. 

Resigned,  (10.) 

Major  George  W.  Veale,  October  10,  1863. 
Captain  IVilUam  Gordon,  August  4,  1863, 
First  Lieut.  Charles  O.  Judson.  Adj't,  March  7, 1860.     ^Re- 

coramissioned  as  Captain  .'?fptember  18. 1863.) 
Fir>t  Lieut.  Matthew  W.  Clary,  September  7,  1860. 
First  Lieut.  Joseph  Hall,  June"  10.  1863. 
First  Lieut.  John  G.  Harris,  February  10,  1864. 
Fir-t  Lieut.  Charles  fV.  Jcicell.  R.  Q.  ^i/.,  October  14, 1864. 
Secoud  Lieut.  Jo.'i?!  C.  7?»H7(,  September  15.  1800. 
Second  Lieut.  Levi  F.  Stewart,  :\Iay  0.  1865. 
Chaplain  Richard  P.  Diivall.  June  13,  1863. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service.  (7.) 

Major  n'lillis  C.  Ransom.  March  13,  1865. 
Captain  E.  E.  Harrey,  November  18, 1864. 
Captain  Harris  ,S.  Greene,  December  1,  1864. 
Fir>t  Lieut.  Jiicob  Morchead.  November  18.  1864. 
Fir.-t  Lieut.  Reese  J.  Lewis,  December  1,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Reason  R.  McGuire,  November  18, 1864. 
Surgeon  John  S.  Redfield,  February  04,  1865. 

Discharged,  (06.) 

Colonel  William  R.  Judson,  (Brevet  Brigadier  Gene 

March  13,  1865.)  March  11,  1865. 
Lieut.  Colonel  William  T.  Campbell,  JIarch  18, 1865. 
Major  John  .A.  Johnson,  jr.,  March  18. 1865. 
'  Captain  Charles  F.  Clarke,  August  1, 1660. 
Captain  S.  B.  Luras.  April  0, 1864. 
Cdptain  David  Go^s,  January  5, 1865, 
Captain  Thi  mas  Crooks,  March  07,  1865. 
Captain  Robert  Henderson,  Maj-  IS',  1865. 
t  First  Lieut.  Frederick  W.  Sehaurte.  June  13,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  I.^^aac  Siaddtn,  Adj't,  August  5,  1860. 
Fir.-t  Lieut.  Sinion  B.  Gordon,  R.  Q.  -U.  August  5,  18  0 
First  Lieut.  Thomas  J.  Darling,  March  19, 1864. 
First  Lieut,  U'iiiiam  R.  Judson.  jr..  November  19,  1 
First  Lieut,  Hiram  P.  Barrick,  January  5, 1865. 
First  Lieut.  John  S.  Lane,  R.  C.  S..  March  18, 1865, 
First  Lieut.  Anson  J.  Walker,  JIarch  07,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Ebmezer  W.  Lucas,  May  19, 1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Leri  Hatch,  Jlarch  7,  1860. 
Second  Lieut.  Herbert  Robinson,  March  9,  I860. 
Second  Lieut.  JVUliam  R.  Judson,  jr..  Bait.  Adft.  S 

ber  6,  1 860.     (Recommissioned  as  First  Lieut.  De 

00.  ItiiO.I 
Second  Lieut.  John  P.  Grasbergcr,  November  08, 1  64 
Second  Lieut.  Richard  L.  Philhps,  March  07,  186 


'Appointed  Captain  and  J.  A.  G         t  Appointed  Second  Lieut.  Od  regiment  U.  S.  cava 


^•50 


0-jy 


KANSAS    CAVALRY. 


Second  l/Huf.  William  M.  ftmalloy,  March  27, 1865. 
Hocoik]  l.ioiil.  John  M.  Di:fii>'«(;,  Juni;  20,  1865. 
Chuj)l<iin  .JoHcph  H.  WilHon,  March  7,  1862. 
Chaplain  William  Wlllson,  March  11,  IH(;0. 

Died,  (7.) 

Lieut.  Coloml  LewlH  R.  Jewell,  November  30,  1862,  of 

woundH  received  In  action. 
Captain  John  llm^ijii,  kilji-d  by  ({UcrillaK,  June  21, 1864, 
Captain  Henry  ,\I.  iJobynH,  killed  In  action  at  Cow  Creek 

Kan.,  October  'S.i,  1864. 
FirHt  Lieut.  Brainard  O,  Benedict,  February  25,  1863,  of 

dlHeaHe. 
FirHt  Lieut.  JefTcrKon   Denton,  November  20,  1863,   of 

diwane. 
AHHintaiit  Surgeon  JoHeph  F.  Smith,  August  22,  IHCa,  of 

di«eiiHe. 

AKHiKtant  Surgeon  .Stephen  A.  Fairchild,  killed  by  gucril- 
Ian,  April  .5, 1861. 

Minnhig,  (4.) 

Capiain  John  Jf.  ^'oHHic/r/f,  Hlnce  July  31,  ]f62, 
Firtit  Lieut.  Cfmrles  IV.  J'oril,  binei-  .(iily  31    Jhfi2. 
■Second  JJeiit.  fVUeon  W.  Wri^hl,  Hinee.  July  31,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Charka  King,  Hiucu  8eptenjl«;r  .'jO,  1862. 

DismUeed,  (1.) 
Captain  .John  W.  Orabood,  September  22,  1863. 


Lint  of  battlcH,  &,c.,  in  which  thiH  regiment  participated,  nhowing  Iohh  reported  in  eueh  : 

"Dry  Woou,"  ^Sept.  2,  1861,)  hilled,  E.  M.,   1  ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.     "  Mokiu.stovvn,"  wounded, 

E.  M.,2.     "O.SCKO/.A,"  no  Iohh.     "OMcni.\nK,"  wounded,  Fj.  M.,  I.    "Diamond  (inov k,"  wounded, 

E.M.,1.     "Lost  CltKJi;K,"noloH«.     "TAr-OUltvi(,l.h,"no  Iohh.     "  (U.EMI  Cilia-.K,"  mjundrd  E.M.,4. 

"HirKORY  Ouov/„"(Aug.  2.3,  IftOojno  Iohh.    "Coon  Ckeik,"  hilled,  L.  M.,'..',  wounded,  0. 1,  E.  M. 

21;   missing,  L.  M,,  1.     "  HicKOKY  GROVE,"  CS. ■pi.    ID,  IHCj'.:,)  hilled,   L.  M.,  I  ,  wounded,  K.  M.,2. 

"CRANi;y,"  no  loKH.      "Nj-.wtonia,"  (.S<pt.  :si),   ]«r;2,)  wounded,   L.    M,,    r,-    missing,   \).   M.,   1. 

"Nkvvto.nia,"  fOei.  4,  IW.J  )  no  Iohh.     "Old  Fort  Wa'ynk,'' no  Iohh.     "  Uas  un  .Mountain,"  no 

loHH.    "Dry  Wood,"  rNov.  ft,  IWj,)  hilled,  E.  M.,  1.     '■  Cank  Hill,"  hilled,  K.  M.,  1 ;  wounded, 

0.  .3,  K.  M.  9.  "PRAHUK  Cnovh,"  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  "Wmiiii.r  Fai.;,s,"  (April  11,  1863,)  no 
loHB.  "Wj-.imikr  Fai.l.s,"  (April  26,  lw,;ij  no  Iohh.  "Fort  (iiiwo.v,"  hUhd,  E.  M.,  I;  minuting, 
E..M.,2.      "Camin   CRf:KK,"    (July   ],    iw;:jj    no   Iohh.      "Honky   Springs,"   wounded    E.  M.,  5. 

WKliBKR  Falls,"  rOct.  12,  1863,)  tdlled,  L.  M,,  1;  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  "Bakkr's  Si'UlNas," 
»i(»«n/^,  E.  M.,  L  "  HOSKVJLLK,"  killed,  E.  M.,  14.  "Stonk'h  Farm,"  hilled,  E.  M,,  fi,  "  PRaIKIE 
D'A.s.N,"  no  Iohh.  ".Moscow,"  no  Iohh.  "\>\y\iM  Mills,"  miseing.  E.  M.,  <J.  "Camukn," hilled, 
E.  M.,  ]  ■,.mtseinff,  E.  M.,  .3.  "POLSON  Sj'RInos,"  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  1  ;  missing,  O.  1,  E.  M.  3. 
"PRiNTLTO.N,"  missing,  E.  M.,  2.  "  J;-,.mk;n.s'  I'kkry,"  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  "  IjaROA.nkllk  "  /d/W, 
E.  M.,2;  wounded,  j:   ,\r.,1.    "  Clarksvjli.k,"  mi««7>(^,  E.  M.,  ].     "  Pa  Y>:  TTKVILLK,"  A/V^^t/  E.  M., 

1.  "  Iron  TSridok,"  Inllcd,  E.  M,,  1.  "  Mazarij  X'rairje,"  Itilled,  E.  M.,  1 1  ;  wounded,  O.  ),  E.  M. 
:, ;  musing,  (>.  2,  E.  M.  101.     "  Lkk's  Grkkk,"  missing,  E.  M.,  J.     "Van  JfrjRKN,"  /,,:«tY.i,  E.  M.,  1. 

Fort  Smith,"  mi»«in^,  E.  M.,  I.  "Carin  Crkek,"  (Sept.  i:;,  IBM,) missing,  K.  M  li.  "Four 
Seoii,"  /ailed,  E.  M.,  1.     "Cow  Crejek,"  hilled,  O.,  L     "  TraJNINO  Pos'l,"  no  Iohh. 


KANSAS    CAVALRY. 


351 


SEVENTH  REaiMENT. 

(This  regiment,  composed  of  ten  compa- 
nies, was  organized  at  Fort  Leaven- 
worth, Kan.,  in  October,  1861,  to  serve 
three  years.  On  the  expiration  of  its 
term  of  service  the  original  members 
(except  veterans)  were  mustered  out, 
and  the  organization,  composed  of  vet- 
erans and  recruits,  retained  in  service 
until  September  29,  1865,  vi'hen  it  was 
mustered  out.) 

ColoJiel, 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Francis  M.  Malone 19  Nov.,  64 

Majors. 

Charles  H.  Gregory 8  Apr.,  64 

LeviH.Utt 17  Nov., 


Captains. 

Edward  Thornton 12  Oct., 

Burr  H.  Bostwick 30  Oct., 

Aaron  M.  Pitts 23  Nov., 

Jacob  M.  Anthony 16  May, 

James  Smith 1  July, 

Edward  Colbert 26  Oct., 

Charles  L.  Wall 6  Apr., 

John  Noyes 20  May, 

BazU  C.  Sanders 6  Feb., 


First  Lieutenants: 

Isaac  Gannett 16  Sept.   61 

Lucius  Whitney,  R.  C.  S 22  July,   63 

WUUam  W.  Crane 16  Sept., 

Bayless  S.  Campbell 3  Oct., 

William  Weston 6  Apr.,  64 

Simeon  M.  Fox,  Adj't, 27  Dec, 

William  Henry 2S  Dec, 

Edwin  T.  Saunders 6  Jan.,   65 

James  G.  Smith,  R.  Q.  M 9  Jan. , 

Zachariah  Norris 17  Jan. , 

Henry  J[.  Campbell 18  Jan., 

JohnW.  Iiloore 17  July, 

Wallace  E.  Dickson 17  July, 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Charles  L.  Thompson 23  June,  63 

JohnH.Wildey 2  May,    64 

William  A.  Pease 1  July,   65 

Su,rffe07i. 
Joseph  S.  Martin 1  Sept.,  64 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
Joel  J.  Crook 10  Oct.,    64 

Chaplain. 
Charles  H.  Lovejoy 19  Apr.,  63 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (2.) 

Colonel  Albo-t  L.  Lee,  November  29,  1862,  to  Brigadier 

General. 
First  Lieut.  Frederick  W.  Emery,  Adj't,  June  30, 1863,  to 

Captain  and  A.  A.  G. 

Resigned,  (21.) 

Colonel  Charles  R.  Jennison,  May  1,  1862. 

Lieut.  Colonel  Daniel  R.  Anthony,  September  3,  1862. 

Major  John  T.  Snoddy,  March  6,  1863. 

Major  Clark  S.  Merrimau,  July  13,  1863. 

Captain  George  I.  Yeager,  October  8,  1861. 

Captain  Marshall  Cleveland,  November  1,  1861. 

Captain  Horace  Pardee,  May  15,  1862. 

Captain  John  Brown,  jr.,  May  17,  1862. 

Captain  George  H.  Hoyt,  September  3,  1862. 

Captain  John  L.  Merrick,  November  27,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Francis  H.  Ray,  December  8,  1861. 

First  Lieut.  John  A.  Tanner,  July  23,  1 863. 

First  Lieut.  William  W.  Howe,  December  1,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Samuel  N.  Ayres,  March  20,  1865. 

Second  Lieut.  Christopher  C.  Tompkins,  February  1, 1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Thomas  H.  Lohnes,  February  13,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Edwin  Miller,  September  27,  1862. 

Second  Lieut,  Samuel  R.  Doolittle,  Blarch  3,  1863. 

Second  Lieut.  Isaiah  I.  Hughes,  June  2,  1863. 

Surgeon  Joseph  L.  Wever,  June  I,  18G4. 

Chaplain  Samuel  Ayres,  August  31,  1862. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (10.) 

Colonel  Thomas  P.  Herrick,  February  28,  1865. 
Lieut.  Colonel  William  S.  Jenkins,  October  11,  1864. 
Miijor  Francis  M.  Malone,  November  14,  1864.     (Recom- 

missioned  as  Lieut.  Colonel  November  19,  1864.) 
Captain  William  S.  Moorhouse,  March  7,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Andrew  Downing,  September  27,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Russel  W.  Maryhugh,  October  12,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Harmon  D.  Hunt,  November  30,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Ebenezer  Snyder,  R.Q.M.,  Decembers,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  John  Clark,  February  16,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  De  Witt  C.  Taylor,  November  14, 1864. 

Discharged,  (,5.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  David  W.  Houston,  (Brevet  Colonel  March 

13,  1865,)  February  1,  1864. 
Captain  James  L.  Rafetv,  August  31,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Robert  W.  Hamer,  R.  Q.  M.,  July  18,  1862. 
First  Lieut.    William  O.  Osgood,   Batt.    Adft,  July  29, 

1862. 
First  Lieut.  James  D.  Snoddy,  December  30,  1862. 

Died,  (4.) 

Captain  Fred.  Swoyer,  killed  in  action  at  SomervUle, 
Tenn.,  January  3,  1863. 

Captain  Amos  Hodgmau,  October  16,  1863,  while  a  pris- 
oner of  war.  1  /-,     ■  i,. 

First  Lieut.  Robert  Hays,  September  20, 1862,  at  Conntb, 

Miss.  ,       .         i.         i 

Second  Lieut.  Tltomas  J.  Woodburn,  killed  in  action  at 
Cofifeeville,  Miss.,  December  5,  1862, 


352 


KANSAS    CAVALRY, 


Dropped,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut.  Charles  E.  Gordon,  February  19,  1862. 

Dismisscil,  (H.) 

First  Lieut.  Jolin  Kendnll,  November  2'3,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Ilichard  H.  Kerr,  November  24,  1862. 
Secoud  Lieut.  Joseph  II.  NeSBell,  April  18,  1864. 

Vcacrled,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut.  CbarloB  L.  ThompHdu,  September  30, 1864. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  i-ach  : 
"LlTTLK  Blue,"  (Cos.  A,  B,  and  II,)  lcnird,E.  M.,  7;  womtd.d,  0. 1,  E.  M,  V.  "LlTTI.E  Santa  Vt," 
rpou}idcd,-E.M.,i.  "  Indei'ENDENCK,"  (Nov.  2f.,  1861,)  liillnl.E.  M.,  1;  moiiiidcd,  E.  M.,  1.  "  CO- 
LUMBUS,"/aV/rd,  E.  M.,  5.  "KOSSVTU,"  hilled,  E.  BI.,5;  wound, <l,  E.  HI.,  li.  '•  KiKN/.l,"  (Sept.  9, 
1802,)  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "  RiENZI,"  (Sept.  18,  IHIU,)  wounded,  E.  M.,  1  ;  mi.'^Kiiii,',  10.  iM.,2.  "BALD- 
WIN," killed,  E.  M,,  1 ;  minaivg,  E.  M.,  2.  "  COIUNTH,"  (Uct.  3,  4,  18C2,)  woiuidrd,  E.  M.,  1.  "  RUCK- 
KUSVILLE,"  woundcil,  E.  M.,  1.  "  JU:\IPEKTO\VN,"  no  losH.  "COLD  ^VATl■■.ls''  no  loss.  "  IIOLLY 
SPFilNGS,"  woinidcd,  E.  M.,  1.  "  OXKOUD,"  no  loss.  "  COFFK.EVILLE,"  killed,  O.  1,  E.  M.  2  ;  wounded, 
0.2,  E.  M.8;  missin,^,  E.  M.,4.  "SoiMERVlLLE,"  killed,  O.  1.  E.  M,  3;  wounded,  E.  M.,  2;  misning,  E. 
M.,1.  "CtEkmantown,"  (,Jan.07,  ]8fi:j,)  no  icisK.  "CoLn  Water  Station,"  no  joss.  "German- 
town,"  (April  1,  \iim,)viissi)if^'.  E.  M.,  1.  ■"  SALISBUltY," /.///cr/',  E.  M.,  1.  "  LEIGlfn>N,"  ?flOM7trfcd, 
O.,  1.  "  TUI'ELO,"  I.May  5,  lVii.\)  wounded,  E.  ]\T.,2.  "  Ff.ORENCK,"  wounded,  E.  W.,  3;  minsing, 
E.  M.,3.  "IIamduiu;,''  loounded,  E.  M.,  2.  "luiCA,"  (July  7,  1803,)  no  hi,-,H.  "IrivA,"  (July  14, 
1?63,)  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "COKINTH,"  (Aug.  10,  1803,)  no  loss.  "SwALLO^^■s'  Bliiie,"  (A  and  C,) 
killed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded,  E.  M..  3.  "  BvhaLIa,"  no  loss.  "WYATT,"  killed,  E.  M.,  3;  womidcd, 
0. 1,E.  M.  6;  iniKs/nx',  O.  1,  E.  M.  3.  "HlVLV.Y,"  wounded,  (>  ,  1.  "Klt^Q's  Gh\:v.\<,"  missing,  E, 
M.,1.  "Memi'hls,'/.-///-v/.  E.  M.,  1.  "La  Fayette. "/a'/icd,  E.  M.,  1.  "New  Almany,'  wounded 
E.  M.,  1.  "  Tuph  1.0."  (July  14, 1864,)  «)0)«(rfcrf,  E.  M.,  1.  " Ellistown," /.('//iv/,  E.  M.,  1.  "Tu- 
pelo," (July  2,5,  1804,)  no  loss.  "TALLAHATCHIE  KlVER,  '  no  loSH.  "HURRJ(!ANE  CREEK," 
wounded,  E.  M.,  2.  "INDEPENDENCE,"  (Oct.  22,  1864,)  no  loss.  "BIG  BLUE,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  1 
"LiTTLK  Osage  River  "  no  loB9. 


KANSAS    CAVALRY. 


or;  o 


NINTH  REGIMENT. 

(BATTALION  OF. ) 

/This  regiment  was  organized  as  follows : 
CompanieB  A  to  I,  incliisive,  from  Oc- 
toljer  i>4,  1861,  to  April  Ofj,  1862,  and 
the  ri'muining  coini);uire>i  from  August 
28, 186i,  to  August  :il,  1863,  at  Marys- 
Tille,  HumboIcW,  Fort  Leavi-uwor'th, 
and  Mound  City,  Kan.,  all  to  serve 
thri'e  years.  The  original  mombin'-i 
(except  veterans)  wen'  mustered  out  as 
their  terms  of  service  expired,  and  the 
TP.maioiug  memliers  consolidated  into  a 
battalion  of  seven  companies,  and  re- 
lained  in  service  until  July  17,  186.5, 
when  it  was  muttered  out.) 

Lieutenant  Culond. 
Willoughby  Doudna 15  May,   €.1 

Major. 
John  M.  Hadley 1.5  M  ay,    05 

Captains. 

JohnL.  Price 24  Dec,   C4 

Amzi  J.  Steele 16  Fil>. ,  65 

Henry  Brandley 15  May, 

Jeremiah  R.  Sencenich 15  May, 

James  L.  Arnold 1.5  May, 

First  Lieutenants. 

Stephen  L.  K.-nyon 20  Dec.,    63 

Isaac  O.  Pickermg,  R.  C.  5. .  .17  Sept.,  64 
Jonathan  B.  Snider,  R.Q.M .   I  Nov., 

David  M.Hest.r 14  Mur.,  <'5 

Robert  C.  Philbrlck 1.5  .May, 

Lewis  Edinundson 15  May, 

Willard  Ruymour 15  May, 

Joseph  L.  Dennison 20  May, 

Second  Lienleiie.'ire. 

Lewis  McHone 15  May,    05 

Edwin  Parker 15  Jf  ay, 

Aaron  M.  Thomas I'  May, 

Surs'eon. 


Assistant  Surgeon. 
AbijahL  Beach 18  Jan.,    64 


Chaplain. 


Casualties. 


ProtruHed.  i3  > 

Captain  Thomtis  M.  Bowca,  S<-pteiriber  iO,  1862,  to  C  "•■- 

nel  13th  regiment  Kansas  infautry. 
Fir^t  Lii'Ut.  .John  Bowles,  January  2'),  )»!'03   to  Majur  7;!'h 

V.  S.  C.  T. 
Si'cond  Lient.  Alberts.  W.   Knappir,  December  19,  ]'-'"'l 

to  Captain  16th  regiment  KHn^a^  oavalrj-. 

Resigned,  (25  ) 

Jliijor  E.  P.  Bancroft,  F<-bruary  19,  If-orj, 

Captain  .loshua  A.  Pike,  .Scpxi-rub'-r  19,  lt|;G4. 

Captain  William  W.  P.  McCionuell,  September  2'^,  1-04. 

Captain  John  I.  D<-la.shrnutt,  April  l^■,  l*-ii5. 

Fir^t  Lieut.  L.  T.  Heritage,  March  28,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Lewis  C.  Thompson,  Mny  16,  1802. 

J'"lr>t  Lieut  Claudius  M.  Mi-i-k.  Jlav  2'i,  IHOJ. 

First  Lieut.  Anderson  G.  Smith,  May  23.  1802, 

First  Lieut.  James  W.  Christian,  August  1,  1802. 

Fii>t  'Linut.  Robert  Madden,  April  )8.  1803. 
j  First  Lieut.  Jo/m  D.  Wells,  June  3,  I8ii3 
I  Fir.^T  Lie^t.  William  Rosenthall,  R.  Q.  M.,  Septi'mber  K, 
I       1801. 

I  First  Lii'ViT.  Albert  D.  Seail,  A'/}  l.  OotoV/i-r  in.  1804- 
1  First  Lii-ut.  Lcra/ides  B.  Conant.  .January  7,  18'i.j. 

Second  Lii-ut.  ^Rw'ycr?  iWffirfrfen,  .M;irch  28    18(;2.     (Refoi,]- 
missioni-d  as  First  Lient.  April  5.  18i'2.J 

Second  Lieut.   Wnshlngloii  J.  Burhn iiij.ii.  .\pril  11,  ]-'.2 
'   ■:--i-cim(\lAi-\\i.  Fr'inkim  N.  Sales.  IM.irch  9,  1803. 
I   Sircond  Lieut.  Benton  .Smith,  AorilB,  18i<4. 
I  .■Second  Lieut.  Hugh  W.  Williams.  April  9,  li'OL 
i  .Second  Lieut.  .John  W.  Motcker,  It.  C.  .S'.,  Ani.'ust  12,  1804, 
I  Second  Lieut.  Charles  C.  .Southard,  D'-C'iuber  31,  l-   J 
■   S.T-oud  Lieut.  John  i\I.  Singer,  January  9    I'^iia 

,s,-coiid  Lii-ut.  Hc'nry  B,  Hall,  I''<-biu.iry  10,  1805, 

.Surgeon  H.  C.  Bostwick,  January  2,  18^.3. 

Chaplain  (rilbert  S.  Nortkrvp,  February  9,  18fi3. 


Mnetrred  out  on  e/pirnlion  of  term  off.crvice,  (lii.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Cli/irles  .S.  Clark.  .January  16,  1805. 
Captain  iiiorue  F.  Earl,  NoveinluT  19,  1804, 
<.;aptain  Asiiph  Alien,  Xov^'Uiber  !'»,  Irti4 
(Jafitain  Johi-  E.  .Stewart,  Novembi-r  21,  1*^04 
Captain  (_'liarl<-s  F.  Coleman,  D'-e<.-njber  :J2,  1804. 
Captain  Henry  Flesher,  January  16,  1805. 
Captain  Benjamin  F,  (loss,  January  10,  1805, 
Captain  Thomas  P.  Killen,  January  Ifi,  J.'^05, 
Captain  Horatio  A'.  F.  Read,  March  22,  180,5. 
First  J.,ii'Ut.  AiiMin  <;,  Cojrpenttr,  December  22,  l'-'64. 
Fir^t  Lieut.  Isaac  W.  Dow,  Januaiy  16,  ;Kfj,5, 
Firjit  Li.'Ut,  Jeremiah  D.  Conner.  .March  22,  1.^5. 
Sf-,eniirt  Lieut.  Henry  C,  Da-.'.s,  X..v.-inl,er  19,  1804. 
Second  Lieut.  ^Villiam  T    Kirby,  November  19,  18fi4. 
.Second  Lieut.  Ji'ssn  E.  Parsons,  January  16.  1805, 
Second  Lieut,  Henry  H,  Opdyke,  January  16,  1805. 

Dischargtid,  (13,) 

Co'onel  Edward  Lynde,  November  25,  180L 
Major  Lain.  K.  Thacker,  November  25,  1804, 
Major  .7a/«cs  jV.  Pomeroy,  January  16,  180.5. 
Captain  William  J.  Haughawout,  Jum-  24,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  H.  M.  Tkompaen,   Bait.  Adft,  December 

1802. 
First  Lieut.  Samuel  M.  Stansbury,  January  16,  18tj-j- 
Firsl  Li(;ut,  Janice  Crane,  January  10,  1805. 
First  Lieut.  Nimrod  Hankiiu,  Slay  19,  1805. 


-23  g 


354 


KANSAS    CAVALRY. 


First  Lieut.  John  K.  Whitson,  June  24,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Cliarles  Jolms,  June  24,  1865. 
Surgeon  William  Wakefield,  May  8.  1865. 
Ass't  Surgeon  Norman  T.  Wiuans,  November  25,1864. 
Cliaplain  Strange  Brooks,  November  25,  1864. 

Died,  (3.) 

First  Lieut.  Matthew  Cowley,  October?,  1864,  of  disease. 
Second  Lient,  John  N.  Walkup,  June  6,  1862,  of  disease. 
Second  Lieut.   Avery   T.    Spencer,    killed  in   action  at 
Spring  River,  Mo.,  February  19,  1863. 


List  of  battleB,  &,e.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each: 
"Medoc,"  (Co.  C)  no  loss.  "Ball's  Mills,"  (C,)  no  loss.  "Dry  Wood,"  (C,)  killed.,  E.  M., 
3;  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  " MORUISTOWN,"  (C,) no  loss.  "Osceola,"  (C,)  no  loss.  "LocU-ST  GROV£," 
(D,  E,  and  H.)  killed,  E.  M.,  1.  "Newtonia,"  (D,  E,  F,  and  H,)  killed,  E.  M.,  2;  womided,  E.  M., 
5;  missing,  E.  M.,  2.  "Cane  Hill."  (Nov.  28,  18(S,)  no  loss.  "Cane  Hile,"  (Jan.  2,  1863,  H,) 
mis«H^,  E.  M.,2.  "Spring  River,"  (D,) /a7?crf,  0.1;  wounded,'E.'i,l.,\.  "  Fort  Halleck,"  (B,) 
wounded,  O.,  1.  "  WestpORT,"  (E  audK,) /fi'Hed,  E.  M.,  14  ;  wounded, E.M.,  6.  "BLUE  River,"  (K,) 
no  lo,-s.  '-Cabw  Crky.k,"  (C)  killed,  E.M.,!;  wounded,  E.M.,  I.  "  GRAND  Pass,"  (B.)  wounded, 
E.M.,6.  "Honey  Springs,"  (C)  no  loss.  "Brooklyn,"  (K,)  no  loss.  "Ba.xter's  Springs," 
killed,  E.  M,,  1.  "  Harrisonvelle,"  (G,)  killed,  E.  M.,  1.  "FaYETTEVILLE,"  (C,)  killed,  E.  M.,  1. 
"Frog  Bayou,"  no  loss.  "  Bull  Bayou,"  izWed,  E.  M.,  1.  "Boll  Creek,"  (I,)  no  loss.  "Whit- 
LEN's  Mills,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "  Hurricane  Creek,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wound- 
ed, O.  1. 


KANSAS    CAVALRY. 


355 


ELEVENTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment,  v/'iib  the  exception  of 
companies  L  anrl  M,  was  organized  at 
Fort  Leavenworth,  Kan.,  from  August 
27  to  September  15,  ]8fi9,  as  the  11th 
regiment  Kansas  infantry,  to  serve 
three  years,  iind  its  cle«ignation  changed 
to  the  11th  regiment  Kansas  cavalry  in 
August,  186:?.  Two  more  companies 
were  organized  at  Leavenworth  and 
Lawrence,  Kan.,  from  January  27  to 
April  9,  1864,  to  serve  three  years,  and 
assigned  to  this  regiment  as  eonipanics 
L  and  M.  It  was  mustered  out  of  ser- 
vice by  companies  at  different  dates 
from  June  13  to  September  26,  1865.) 

Colon  d. 

Thomas  Moonlight 2^  Apr.,  64 

(Brevet  Brig.  Gen.  13  Feb.,  1865.) 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Preston  B.  Plumb 17  May,    64 

Majors. 

Martin  Anderson 23  Nov. ,  63 

(Brevet  Colonel  13  March,  1865.) 

Edmund  G.  Ross 24  Apr.,   64 

(Brevet  Lieut.  Cvl.  13  March,  186.5.) 

Nathaniel  A.  Adams 19  May, 

Captains. 

JoelHuntoon 15  Sept.,  62 

(Brevet  Colonel'ii  Sept.,  186.5.) 

John  M.  Allen 15  Sept., 

Henry  E.  Palmer 24  Mar.,   63 

Henry  Pearce 19  Si-pt., 

Louis  F.  Green 23  Nov., 

Henry  Booth 18  Apr.,  64 

Nathan  P.  Gregg 19  Apr., 

John  D.  Walker 2  May, 

James  E.  Greer 19  Aug., 

Peleg  Thomas 13  Dec, 

Alfred  C.  Pierce 21  Dec, 

John  G.  Lindsay 1  May,    65 

First  Lieutenants. 

Josiah  M.  Hubbard,  jr 15  Sept.,  62 

William  Y.  Drew 8  Mar.,  63 

Joseph  L.  Thornton 14  Aug., 

William  V.  Phillips 20  Sept., 

Robert  J.  Harper,  /?.  C.  S....  8  Oct., 

Jacob  Van  Antwerp 1^  Apr.,  64 

Joseph  D.  Greer 19  Apr., 

John  B.  Parrott 13  Oct., 

Ira  I.  Taber,  Adft 13  Oct., 

Green  A.  Dewey 13  Die, 

Thomas  Huey 21  Dec, 

John  W.  Ridgivay 24  Dec, 

George  W.  Simons 30  June,  65 

James  R.  McClnre,  R.  Q.  M.,  a.  w.  m. 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (6.) 

Colonel  Thomas  Ewing,  jr.,  March  14,  1863,  to  Brigadier 
General. 

Captain  Lewis  D.  Joy,  September  10, 1864,  to  Major  18th 
U.  S.  C.  T. 

First  Lieut.  John  Willans,  Adj't,  June  29,  ]?i)3,  to  Cap- 
tain and  A.  A.  G. 

First  Lieut.  Harrison  Hannahs,  November  13,  ]i^C4,  to 
Captain  50th  regiment  Missouri  infantry. 

First  Lieut.  Genrge  T.  Robinson,  July  17,  1865,  to  Major 
14th  regiment  Missouri  cavalry. 

Second  Lieut.  Henry  C.  Haas,  October  19,  lB6.'J,  to  Major 
15th  regiment  Kansas  cavalry. 

Resigned,  (6.) 

Captain  Lyman  Scott,  jr.,  February  90,  1863. 
Captain  Lemuel  T.  Hcritnffe,  September  7,  \'ifi?. 
Captain  Jacob  G.  Rees,  February  23,  186.5. 
Fir>t  Lieut.  Amos  C.  .Smith,  January  16.  1863 
Fn>t  Lieut.  Josiah  B.  McAfee,  February  19,  1863. 
Surgeon  Gccrgt  W.  Hogeboom,  Juno  2,  1803. 

Discharged,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  Charies  Drake,  March  13,  1864. 

Vied,  (2.) 

Captain  Greenville  L.  Gove,  November  7,  18f;4,  of  disease, 

at  Olathe,  Kan. 
First  Lieut.  John  Owens,  November  20,  1862,  of  disease, 

at  Camp  Babcock,  Ark. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
Surgeon  Richard  M.  Ainsworth,  July  21,  1805. 

Cashiered,  (2.) 

Captain  Jerome  Kunkel,  October  5,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Elias  Gibbs,  October  5,  1864. 


356 


KANSAS    CAVALRY. 


Second  Lieulenants. 

James  J.  Clancy 8  Mar.,  63 

Collin  T.  Slaae 1  May, 

George  M.  Walker 20  Sept., 

William  BooOi 1?  Apr.,   6i 

Henry  C.  Lindsey 19  Apr., 

Caleb  S.  Smith  2  May, 

.Samuel  Long 20  Ma v, 

Paal  P.  Grim 26  ■S'-p't., 

James  B.  Hastings 13  Oct., 

William  B.  Godfrey 13  Dec, 

Sherman  Bodwell 1  Jan.,    65 

Marvin  H.  Payne 30  June, 

Surffeoa. 


Assistant  Surg'eons. 

Trranville  C.  Taylor 19  Apr.,  64 

JoBiah  D.  Adams,  a.  to.  m. 

Chaplain. 
James  S.  Kline 11  Oct.,    62 


Lwt  of  battles,  Ac,  in  which  this  regiment  partieipa^ed,  showing  loss  reported  in  each; 

"Old  Fort  Wayne,"  no  loss.  "Can'e  Hill,"  looundcd,  E.  M.,  3.  "Boston  Mountain" 
wounded,  E.  M.,  3.  "  PeaIRIE  <^R0VE,"  fcilled,  E.  M.,  2;  toottnded,  O.  ],  E.  M.  19.  "ScOTT'S 
Ford,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "DEEP  W;4TER  CREEK,"  no  loss.  "Le.vington,"  A-i7Z£<i,  E.  M  1- 
wouJided,  E.  M.,  1;  missing;  E.  M.,  1.  "Little  Blue,"  kiUed,  E.  M.,  5  :  wounded  O.  2  E  M  14- 
tni^-s'Hg,  E.  M.,  1.  "  I.YDEFENDEMCE,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "  BiG  Blue,"  killed,  E.  M.,  3';  Kounded, 
O.  1,  E.  M.  V.  "Cold  Water  Grove,"  no  loss.  "Mine  Creek,"  uo  loss.  "  ,sage  Creek  "  no 
loss.  "Deer  Creek,"  killed,  E.  M.,  ].  "Platte  Bridge,"  Mune  3,  18ii5,)  killed,  E.  M.,  1, 
"White  River,"  no  loss.  "Rock  Creek,"  no  loss.  "Fort  Hailfik  "  no  ir^ss,  "Platte 
liRtDGE,"  (July  26,  1S6:<,)  lulled,  E.  M.,  '26 ;  wounded^  E.  M.,  i 


KANSAS   CAVALRY. 


35T 


POUKTEENTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  Tvas  organized  at  Ports 
Scott  and  Leavenworth,  Kan.,  from 
April  to  November,  1&63,  to  serve  three 
years.  It  was  mustered  OTit  of  service 
Jvme25,1865.) 

Colonel. 

-Charles  W.  Blair 20  Nov. ,  63 

{Brnet  Brig.  Gen.  13  Fel).,  1865.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

Albert  J.  Briggs 3  June,  65 

Majors. 

-William  O.  Gould 19  Mar.,  64 

William  N.  Bixhy 3  June,  65 

Captains. 

Charles  H.  Haynes 18  June,  63 

William  Larimer,  jr 12  Aug., 

'George  J.  Clark 1!»  Aug., 

Thomas  Stevenson 26  Sept., 

Godfrey  B.  Nuzum 19  Feb.,   64 

Benjamin  F.  Henry 23  Feb., 

Alexander  D  Niemann 4  June,  65 

John  A.  Huff 4  June, 

Merimoth  0.  Teeple,  a.  ic.  m. 

First  Lieutenamts. 

Benjamin  P.  Josling 21  Aug.,  63 

Samuel  L.  Jennings 5  Sept., 

tjamej  O.  Ogan 26  Sept., 

George  W.  Huston,  R.  Q.  Af-  .17  Oct., 

William  C.  Smith 23  Feb.,   64 

David  Handley 26  Sept., 

Judson  B.  Taylor 4  Mar.,  65 

William  Jones IS  Apr., 

Joseph  Rickabaugh 20  Apr., 

George  Patterson 31  May, 

Count  ,S.  Steel,  R.  C.  S 3  June, 

John  A.  English 4  June, 

William  D.  Parish 7  June, 

George  W.  Williams,  Adjt  ..10  June, 

Second  Lieutcncmts. 

Robert  H.  Pierce 24  Aug.,  63 

William  B.  Clark Ifi  Sept., 

Dudley  .Sawyer 26  Sept., 

Henry  Minton 7Feb.,   64 

Andrew  J.  Mowry 4  Jime,  65 

Surgeon. 
Albert  W.  Chenoweth 1  Jan.,    64 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
Willis  J.  Peek 20  Aug.,  64 

Ch  aplain. 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (5.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  John  G.  Brown,  August  6,  1864. 

Major  Charles  Willetts.  April  29,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  Josephus  Utt,  July  28,  1864. 

First  Lieut. George  L.  Bowen,  Pebmary  11,  1865. 

Second  Lieut.  William  Writenberry,  February  11 ,  IViir,. 

Discharged,  (5.) 

First  Lieut.  Joseph  K.  Pratt,  November  20,  ltC4. 
First  Lieut.  James  Morris,  March  4,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  James  M.  Killgore,  July  1,  1864. 
Second  Lieut,  Andrew  M.  Anderson,  December  2, 1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Pemberton  R.  Eves,  April  13,  1665. 

Died,  (3.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  John  F.  Hill,  May  11,  1865,  of  disease,  at 

St.  Louis,  Mo. 
First  Lieut.  Collin   C.    Whitman,   killed  in  action  near 

Waldron,  Ark.,  September  11,  1863. 
First  LieuT.  Josiah  C.  Haskell,  R.  C.  S.,  May  4,  1865,  of 

disease. 

Miasvag,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  Alexander  F.  Barnes,  since  August  31, 1864. 

Dismissed,  (5.) 

Major  Daniel  H.  David,  January  7,  1864. 
Cajjtain  Albert  H.  Campbell,  May  30,  186.5. 
Captain  Charles  Harris,  June  3,  1865. 
iSecoud  Lieut.  Johu  F.  Dalton,  January  21,  1P64. 
Second  Lieut.  James  H.  Berry,  January  27, 1864. 


List  of  battles,  ic. ,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  lo.^s  reported  in  each  : 
"Waldeos,"  i-Co.  a,)  killed,  O.,  1;  wounded,  E.  M.,  2;  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  "Baxter's 
Springs,"  (A,)  l:,lhd,  E.  JI  ,  17;  wounded,  E.  M.,  3;  missing,  E.  M.,  5.  "FLINT  Ckkek,"  killed, 
E.M..1.  "Pkairie  D'ANN,"-mwsir(^,  E.  M.,  2.  "PoisON  SPRINGS,"  wiissf/i^,  E.  M.,  4.  "JENK- 
I.N'S'  F£RRY,"no  lo.sK.  "ViA-RK,"  killed,  E.  M.,  2;  mi^auig.  E.  M.,  1.  "CAMP  VEK'DIGKIS,"  (M,) 
no  loss.  "Cauls  Creek,"  missing,  E.  M.,  3.  "  Vache  Uhass,"  killed,  E.  M.,  8;  wounded,  O.  1, 
E.  M.  1 ;  missing,  E.  JI.,  4.     "BIG  BLUE,"  hilled,  E.  M.,  1. 

*  Discharged  August  11, 1865.  t  Dismissed  August  1,  186a. 


KANWA8    CAVALRY. 


FIFTEENTH   REGIMENT. 

(Thin  regiiiii'iit  wiik  or(i;M,iiiK<'il  tit  Fnrt 
I,'';LV*'nw<M  (h,  |vjir>  ,  in  Si'p''*iiilnT  itiid 
M,-(iiljcr,  18(i;),  ti>  Hcrvr,  Ihrir,  y.'iir'K. 
<  :iin)iianii'f  Liunl  M  of  IhcrilJi  ir;,'iiiii']/(, 
K an •"UH  ciix'jil  ry.  \vi'ri-  con HorKluf'Ml  Willi 
it  AugMiKi 'jj.  IWiifi.  'I'll!' rcginiriit,  witli 
tiui  ox(;t')tMon  of  company  II,  (iniiHtcrcd 
out  l)<'c,i'inlnT  7,  IHIiTt,;  vvaK  niUMdinid 
<)Ut  of  Hervico  ()v\.<hi-r  UK  IHiif).) 

C'l/laii.cl. 
William  F.  Clond 'Jfi  Jnly,    G5 

LiciUenavL  (y'lunid. 
Henry  C.  liana 3  Scpl.,  •',,"> 

lt'.l,.-i-t,  11.  Muni     i!  (nl,,     (,:] 

iltrrv'l  Lieut.  Cut.  19  June,  IHii;-,,) 

Bunjuiniu  F,  .Siio[isoii 7,/Liin',   i<.j 

Jji'i-oy  J.  Ijeam 27  S.-jd., 

Oiinn-n  H.  Vunng !■!  May,    53 

('■liarlcK  O.  iSinitli 2<.j  .Srjit., 

S.iniin;!  W.  (livijr J 4  Od., 

Oai-I  ii  JoLnHon    t,M  Nov., 

Alonzo  Donovan 11  Jan.,    iTj 

l>ivin(<.s(on  (;    I'/Lrkcr il'l  Ajir., 

AnHon  J.  Walker 'Jj  May, 

William  II.  M'iMiH Itjiin.i, 

Jtiilnit.  F.  IJowinau !)  June, 

■XVilliam  A.  JolinKon 'J  Jum^, 

(Itrr.iJiL  Miijur  i:j  ilai.  I),  Jyfi.'j.) 

iJariuH  J.  Lolvdell 27  iSi'|jI., 

•^  Jacol*  A.  fSlonaki'r,  a.  td.  ?«. 


Sept., 
Srpl. 
Se,,!., 
<*i  I 

.July. 
Nov., 
Nov., 
Jaji., 
.June, 
Auk., 

N'T'-: 


f^ASVAI.TIK.i. 


I'rovtoled,  (I.) 

Firn(  Lieut.  i.corKc  W.  (.'jii|.en|e,r,  y;.  Q.  M.,  October  », 
lH(i4,  to  C'.ipluin  uu<I  yi.  V-  ■'l^- 

Ljenl.  (;.ili)iiul  (leiirxi-  II.  Iloyt,   ntrovot  I)rigu.dior  GfU- 

eral  M.-iieli  l:)    If'li.'ij-./lily  Pi,  IHII.';. 
C.a/itairi  (Jsiiiy  F.  Itiiiiluii.  June  10,  IHi.';. 
Capliiiii  TyruK  J.  llurd,  .Inne  III,  iHd.'^-. 
Fn-nt  Lieut.  Aliralniin  IOIIih,  l''eln'iiary  22,  14(1.'. 
Firnl  Eii  Hi.  ,)olin  ')'.  Sniilli,  Mareli  27,  IH(l.''i. 
('■irnt  Lieni.  JoKcpli  II.  I'liillip.H,  May  2,  iHli.'i. 
l''irH.I  l.ii'icl.  .lolirj  I'raneis,  /.'.  C  .S',,',/ane  12,  l>'ll.j. 
Fim1  Ljeiit.  I'rnjwiH  M.  IJnJI,  AnnuKt  li,  IHii.'",. 
Second  Lii'nt.  Ihoui  Siuitli,  A/iriJ  20,  i^M. 
.Second  Lieut.  ll<;iiry  i>.  Hurker,  Se),tiM/il,er  27,  1865. 

hiHrJuirffiiil,  (1.) 
Captuia  JoHf'pli  B.  Swain,  M.ucli  20,  IHG.'j. 

I>ii:<l,  (■).) 

(>i|ihiin   Dick   \>.   ItookH,  Mareli    1.0,  ]«(,■(,  nf  dineaHO,  al 

f'ini  SeoU,  Kan. 
(.'apl:i,in  (Klotf  Norton,  killc'd  by  guerilluH  near  (Jaiuj  Hill, 

Ark,  November  12,  l."Of, 
FirHt  Jjieul.  IvmineK  Cons,  killed  by  KUcrillaH  ii'-ar  (Janc! 

Hill,  Ark.,  November  12,  I:--*;! 
.SnivcDD  AiigUKtiiKE.  Dcmniinu,  Jii.ijuiiry  <i,  Ifiiil,  at  Fori 

Leaven M'orthi,  Kan. 

}>lkllllliB'  d,    (12.) 

Col'jiiel  (Jdurlc.^  li.  .JcnnlHon,  .lune  i;:!,  \H(,:.. 
Major  John  jM.  LaiuK,  Waivli  20,  lK(i.">. 
Cuplaiii  Jobn  1.    ThompHon,  Murclj  20,  l>'i;.'i. 
♦(';.|ilaiii  John  A.  WanlehM    April  27,  IMO."). 
^lOapluiu  On-eii  A. 'jurliH,  April  21,  IHO.'i. 
FiiHl  Ijieiij.  (;eort.;e,  \V.  KolieilH,  May  2!;,  iKIil. 
I<'ii><  Li.  111.    lltjiUr  M.  I''ty.h.  July  '\,'WA. 
i'irhl  Lieul,  TlioniuK  J.  ItiiiKK".  July  '■'-''.  l^^'iL 
Second  Lieul.  John  11.  KoIjciIh,  May  2:i,  IHiM. 
Si'cond  Lieiii.  ffraiirin  /•;.  Siniih,  July  V,  IHiil. 
II  Second  Lieiif.  David  W.  WalliiiKlord,  Ajoil  2K,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Wmium  11.  liiHiiee,  May  -1,  IHO.'}. 

Casliiered,  (1.) 
Cu;jta.iu  IJdwanl  B.  Motz,  May  8,  l&tj. 


FirHt  Lieiueiia/Ue. 

.loHcph  Ma.-kle,  .Idj't, 1  Sejit.,  0':J 

JaiiieH  VVilrtoii JO 

Jobn  Muijiliy    IK 

StUleley    ,S.    Nicljolrf H 

Hir.uii  L.  'J'urner    HJuly.    04 

.Samu'd  J'.  VViirreu,  Jt.  (I  yi/..2l 

'L.  Cniig  SlileIdH 2:j 

Jleiuy  Gronheini 14  Jan.,    O.J  I 

Henry  N.  Duiijap 1 

<;eoi^je,  H.  (.;ki,rl;,  I/.  /".,'.  A' 20 

J^udier  H.  Wenfworlh 8 

William  II.  II.  (irinter,  a.  vj.  m. 
Kdwurd  ThoinaH,  a,  m,  w. 

•i'';co/td  Li.ci/-Ci'jtM.tft:i^ 

William  F.  GuIjIc, .10  May,   (i.j 

David  J,  M.  Wood IH  Nov., 

Kalpb  J.  J'^arriSwortli 20  June,  64 

t  Jurttin  N.  AycrB 0  July, 

♦  Edward  GiJI 20  .SeiJt., 

'/Ann  A.  Mamm ID  July,  QTt 

p^drnund  Merger 20  July, 

Alllrion  J.  I'liley ]  .Si-pt., 

'  piBchar^'ed  Deo-mh.r  7,  W.r,.  .  DlHaVnlity  removed  K.p1cuil,ev  2.>,  1665. 

J  Difccharg^d  February  8,  IKiio.  HJinability  rornoved  AugUHt  24    \HW 

II  Djtiability  removed  April  26,  1(565. 


KANSAS    CATALRT. 


359 


Surfeon, 
Edward  Tiriss 32  Apr.,  64 

Aisistsn'.  Sur^cju. 
Ssanuel  Ashmore Co  Aug.,  frt 

Chaplain. 
Benjamin  L.  Read 23  Oci..    63 


List  of  barrlt?.  A:;?.,  in  Tvhieh  this  regiment  participated,  jhowLng:  lo>s  repored  in  eacb  : 
"Clear  Creek."'  (Coj.  D  andL.)  troitnded.  E.  M..C:.    ■'LexsSGJOS."'  wounded,  E.  M..1:  :-;..-.-.    j: 
E.   JI..   1.     -LrrrLi:   Blue."  kiUed.  E.    J[.,   3:    tcounded.  O.   2.   E.   >I.    35.     '•  LSDEPENDE.VCE."' 
tccundcd,  E.  31..  2:  mi^sin^-  E.  M..  6.      •  BiG  BLUE.  "  kilkd.  E.  M..  2:   icounded,  C).  1,  E.  M.  21. 
aiisin^,  E.  M^  3.       ■OiAGE."  E!!;-t-/n^,  E.  iL,  1.      •XewtO-VLi."  Ko;»;;.^..rf,  E.  }iL    10. 


SCO 


KANSAS    CAVALRY. 


SIXTEENTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  w;is  organized  at  Leaveu- 
iTonh  City,  Kan.,  from  November, 
186.3,  to  Jlay,  1864,  to  serve  three  yeans. 
Company  I  was  mustered  out  Novem- 
ber 28,  1865,  and  the  remainiDg  com- 
panies retained  in  service  nntil  Decem- 
ber (>,  186.5,  when  mustered  out.) 


Liciilciianl  Colonel. 

Samuel  Walker 8  Oct.,    64 

(Bi-ei'it  Brig.  Gen.  13  Mai'eh,  186.5.) 

Majors. 

James  Ketner 8  Oct.,    64 

(Brcfct  Brig.  Goi.  13  March,  186.5.) 
Clarkson  Reynolds 8  Oct., 

Captains. 

l.'y'liau  Ames 12  Nov.,  63 

!S!iuhial  P.  Thompson 13  Jan.,    64 

Harvey  W.  Stubblefitld 2  Apr., 

John  K.  Wj  ight ]  Oct. , 

William  B.  Tompkins 7  Oct., 

ISiadfnrd  S.  Ba.ssett 17  May,    65 

Andi-ew  J.  Barber 25  Sept., 

Till. mas  Flanagan 26  .Si'pt. , 

Erphrates  .Shepherd. 7  Ort.. 

lie  Giuley  M.  Neely a  Oct., 

First  LienieiiaiUs. 

James  W.  Hendrix 22  Dec,   63 

Alexander  Jlontgoiuery 13  Feb.,   64 

Wesley  T.  Smith 16  Mar., 

GeOit^e  Wolte 4  May, 

Joshua  Mitchell 26  Sept.,  65 

Charles  LJallaiice 7(.>ct., 

Franklin  Ellis   16  No  v. , 

Thomas  E.  Mills 22  Nov., 

JoLn  S.  Edic 25  Nov., 

Second  Licutoia'iil.'i. 

Vv"in.  A.  T.  Ahrberg 10  Feb.,   65 

James  A.  Speiieer 11  Feb., 

Samuel  0.  GiUiland  - 7  Oct., 

Surgemi. 


A.isistant  Svrgcov, 


Chaplai7i. 


Casualties. 


Re$igned,  (8.) 

Major  James  A.  Price,  October  7,  1864. 
Major  AVilbnr  F.  Woodworth,  June  20,  186.5. 
Captain  William  J.  Fitzgerald,  February  1,  1865. 
Captain  Charles  Guenther,  February  1,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Henry  T.  Stith,  January  10,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Michael  C.  Clary,  September  6,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  William  K.  Lambden,  March  4,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Jeremiah  Malcolxn,  January  27,  1865. 

Discliarged,  (19.) 

Colonel  Wester  R.  Davis,  November  28,  1865, 

Captain  Nathaniel  C.  Credit,  April  21, 1865. 

Captain  Adoniram  J.  Miller,  June  15,  1865. 

Captain  Philip  Doppler,  June  20,  1865. 

Captain  John  W.  Hall,  June  28,  1865. 

Captain  Absalom  Hvde,  November  28,  186.5. 

First  Lieut.  Jacob  H.  Cassid}',  June  30,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  Esculapiins  Bnckmaster,  July  17,  1365. 

First  Lieut.  Jonas  G.  Dodge,  Adft,  November  28,  1865. 

First  Lieul.  William  B.  Halyard,  R.   Q.  M.,    November 

28,  18«;.5. 
First  Lieut.  William  P.  Miller,  R.  C.  S.,    November  28, 

18ii5. 
First  Lieut.  George  R.  Barricklow,  November  28,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Alfred  Thorubrugh,  May  8,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  David  J.  Keller,  July  2(3,  186-5. 
Second  Lieut.  .Silas  Dexter,  August  11,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Samuel  P.   Curtis,  (Brtvet  Captain  March 

13,  1865,)  August  23,  1865. 
.Second  Lieut.  Charles  Byer,  November  28,  1865. 
Surgeon  John  A.Hart,  November  28,  I860. 
Chaplain  Thomas  J.  Ferril,  November  28, 1865- 

Ditd,  (2.) 

First  Lieut.  James  L.  Walker,  October  22,  186.5. 
Surgeon  James  P.  Ericksou,  .September  21,  1865,  at  Fort 
Connor,  D.  T. 

Pismiss'ed,  (4.) 

Ca.ptaiH  Thomas  Hughes,  October  14,  1864. 
Captain  Ira  G.  Robertson,  June  13,  1865. 
Captain  John  Kendall,  July  20,  1865. 
Fiibt  Lieut.  Hiram  Malott,  Mai'ch  8,  186.5. 

Cashiered,  (1.) 
Captain  Albert  .S.  W.  Knapper,  August  19,  1364. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"  Camden  Point,''  (Co.  F,)  no  loss.   "Lexington,"  no  loss.    "  Littt.e  Bluk,"  woimded,  E.  M.,  3, 
"iNi'fcfKNBE.MCK,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.    "  BlG  MhVi:,"  wounded,  E.  M.,2.    "LITTLE  OSAUE  RIVER," 
no  loss.     "NEWTONtA,"  killed,  E.  M.,  3.     "Powder  River,"  killed,  E.  M.,  I;  wounded,  E.  M..  1. 


362 


KANSAS   INPANTEY. 


FIRST  EEGIMENT. 

(BATTALION  OF.) 

(Tins  regiment  was  organised  at  Leaveo- 
worth  City,  Kan.,  from  JlKy  29  to  June 
4,  1-661,  to  seiTethree  year.s.  The  origi- 
nal members  (except  veterans)  were 
nmKtered  o^tjune  lo  anl  17,  1ih64,  by 
reason  of  expiration  of  term  of  sen'ice, 
and  file  organiEation,  composed  of  ■vei- 
erans  and  reertiite,  iconsolidated  iirto  a 
battalion  of  two  companies,  and  re- 
tained in  service  uirtfl  Angus*  30,  l^tS, 
wlisxi  it  w-ta  mustered  oui^..) 


•Captaifii. 

Mlhoa  Kenn&ay eDec., 

John  A.  Henry -26  Aag. , 

FirM  Lienitcn-aii'L 
JoGan  McOoach 5  >ily, 

Sezcni.  Litutenani. 
VanB.  Rjoe 1  July, 

Assistant  r^iirgee^i. 
J(.'sepi2.Sp>ack-.. .3  Jnji?, 


65 


S3 


CASUAILTIEfi. 


Promoted,  (6.) 

Colonel  George  W.  Deitzleir,  November  2»,  1862,  1®  Brig- 
ad'er  General. 

Captain  Powell  ■Cl£>^on,  Febmaiy  I,  1662, 1o  Colonel  5»ili 
regiment  Kansas  cavalry. 

Captain  f?amuel  V/alker,  May  SC,  16C2,  to  Msjor5th  regi- 
ment Kani'Ms  cavalry. 

Piri--  Lieut.  Chwrles  F.  Ga-.-relL  R.  Q.  M^  AprO  9€,  1662,  to 
Captain  and  A.  Q.  M. 

Fir.st  Lieut.  Jultn  H.  W.  Milk,  R.  Q.  M.,  August  31, 1863, 
to  Caiflain  and  C.  S. 

Firtrt  Lieut.  Shutkial  P.  Thompson,  JTarruary  16,  1664,  to 
Captain  Ifth  regiment  K^n6as  oavalry. 

Resigned,  (35.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Occm-  E.  Xac'v/erd  July  25,  B6S. 

Lieut  Colonel  Otio  M.  Tenuisou,  June  18,  1-863. 

Major ^o/(H  A.  Maldormav ,  April 30,  lyii2. 

Captain  George  H.  Fiurchild,  A-atrust  9,  186L 

^Captain  Itauiel  McCook,  iJo7/eiiilM-r  lO,  1861. 

Captain  FraueiH  E.  S-wiff,  May  16,  1862. 

Captain  Peter  MeFarland,  .Ti.-eember  10,  1662. 

■Captain  Sylveel.er  T.  Smith,  Febrcary  2."',  1863- 

Captain  JEd'.cin  S.  liaslt,  Jlarch  IP",  1-863. 

Captain  George  M.  Reeder,  October  20.  1863. 

-tCaptaiu  Akiu-^o  ,t,  BroTKoi,  March  2,  1864. 

Captain  Micliael  H.  Mack,  July  19,  196^^ 

Fii-.st  Jjieitt.  Po-'bi-  A.  Josephs,  Angust  14,  1661. 

First  Lieut.  James  JVIeO'onigle,  .Sep-tern'oer  18, 1661. 

First  .Lieut  Charles  H.  Ciiapin,  M.  Q.  if., -October  2a  KiiL 

First  Lieut.  William  PJiiUips,  November 5,  186L 

First  Lieut  Henry  Sarstcdt,  February  2,  1862. 

First  JJtMit.  .Uauhe/ic  Malsiie,  Fetrmuy  14,  1-862. 

Piret  Lieut  E'liil  Umfri.d,  April  12,  16(s2. 

First  Lieut.  Uhmldo  A.  Barker,  April  16,  1662. 

First  Lieut.  Alexis  C.  Soley,  April  29,  1862. 

Fir.Ht  Lieut.  Mkhad  Bpaiwjield,  May  7,  1962L 

First  Lieut  Joseph  Gilliford,  June  16,  1662. 

Pirst  Lient.  JJii^h  D.  MoOan-Ly,  July  15,  l-96g. 

First  Lie-.it  Frank  M.  Tracy' OvUA^ar  29,  166i. 

E'^irst  Lieut  <:/wrZes  O.  &'zi!7/; ,  October  29,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  John  if.  Sto?ic,  January  19,  1863. 

First  LieBt  Jo^eph  H.  Cowiin,  Aagust  1,  1863. 

S'irst  Lieut  William  H.  Earl.  April  2€.  1865. 

Soroiid  Liev.l.  Are)  W.  Spalding,  November  t,  166L 

-Second  Lient  Lindsay  Knapp,  AjK-il  25,  1662. 

•Second  Lie\it.  (.Vc/i-y  H.  Sa/yyi,er,  July  5,  1862. 

^Surgeon  Saaiiiel  D.  Smith,  April  16,  1662. 

SniTf;eazi-'Jeorg-e  S.  Budingten,  Mj-rch  12,  l'?63. 

Assistant  Surgeon  Charles  King,  December  10,  1662. 

Mimcrred  cut  en  cxpircticn  pf  term  eftcroiice,  (23.) 

Oolonel  William  Y.  Roberts,  June  17,  1864. 
Xiient.Colouel  Newell  >V.  Snicer,  June  17,  1864. 
JIajor  James  Eetner,  June  17.  1664. 
Captfin  Berrmrd  P.  Chenoweth,  June  5.3,  166t 
•Captain  James  Reed,  Jsine  16,  1-664. 
Captain  William  O.  Barnes,  Jt^ne  16,  1864. 
CaptaauCumis  M.  Benton,  J'uue  15,  1S64. 
■CaptainOistavus Resell,  J-oue  ]>6,  1864. 
Cajjtain  John  W.  Murphy,  J^ne  16,  1864, 
Captain  Theron  Tucker,  Juae  17,  1864. 
Captain  Abraham  Fanfc,  June  17,  1864. 
First  Lieivt.  Robert  A.  Tracy,  J-ane  16,  1864. 


'  Appffirftefl  Captain  and  A.  A.G- 


■t  Appodnted  iFirst  Lietut.  ia.V.R.<C 


KANSAS    INFANTRY- 


363 


First  LieviL  Edward  Reilly,  June  K-,  1S64. 

First  Liexit.  Frederick  Hubert,  Jsup  1-6,  16(54. 

First  I/.ent.<Jeoi^e  W.  H-utl,  June  1=3,  1804. 

First  lieut.  Martin  H.  Di<;kenBon,  S.  Q-  M.,  Jrine  17, 1SC4. 

First  I^eut.  Frederick  W.  Paetz,  June  17,  l-a6<l. 

First  iieux.  Calvin  Gr.  Beach,  June  17,  1864. 

SeeoBd  I^'ent.  Christoplier  H.  Ford,  Jr.ne  16,  ISSt, 

Second  Lieut.  A&ron  W.  Men\U,  June  16,  1664. 

Second  Lieut.  Jxisepii  Peuuock,  June  17,  18(J4 

Surgeon  Malilon  Bailoty,  June  17,  1664. 

Chaplain  EpLraiM  Nate,  jr.,  Jane  17,  186i?, 

Dischcrg^sd,  <2.i) 

Caj-iEcu  Job  E.  Stockton,  Fcbi-uarj-  Q?,  1361 
*  Captain  Joim  P.  AJAsn,  July  i.',  lS6a. 

Died,  (IQ.) 

Captain  Lewis  Stj.ffora,  atcideutaU/  kEled  -at  Yoanyi 

Point,  La.,  January  31,  ISIJJ. 
First  Lieiit.  Lavau*  L.  Jones,  kiU&d  in  action  sA  Wileon'g 

Creek,  Mo.,  Atieusit  LO,  1S31. 
First  Lieut.  Cerinille  A.g-njel,  killcKi  in  action  at  'WilsonV: 

Creek,  Mo.,  August  10,  1861. 
First  Lteul.  /eros/te  G.  hkner,  Icilled  in  a-ction  afc  Tuscum- 

bia  Creek,  Mii^s.,  0<3tflber5,  \Hti. 
First  Lieut.  George  M.  Dilworth,  killid  in  a£tion.£,t  Sayou 

MaeoB,  Ijsl.,  May  10,  1-863. 
First  Lieut.  J'ames  Fitzpatrick,  kil3ed  May  21,  196?. 
Sec^ad  Lieut.  Joj'ire  JV.  Dye.r,  killed  in  action  at  Wilson'*' 

Creek,  Mo.,  August  10,  1861. 
Second  Lieut.  Cnld=  S.  PrjuU.  kUled  in  action  s,t  Wil30n% 

Creek,  Mo„  August  10,  1861. 
SecODii  Lieut.   Francis  Beck-^r,  killed  m  skiiinisli  near 

Lake  Providence,  La...  June  iy,  KfiS. 
Se<:-.3nd  Lieut.  Joseph  W.  Martin  killed  at  AtdiisoiJ,  Kan., 

KoveraUer  8,  I- 64. 

Diimigsed,  (2.) 

Captain  Henrjr  IC  Hotvard,  May  18, 1663. 
Fiiat  Lie'at  John  A.  Hanry,  Septembex  4,  1S6L 


List  of  battles,  fee,  in  which  this  regicent  participated,  Bbo«ivtng  loee  reported  in  ea-eh; 

"WlLSOlCsCv.EKK,^  kiUed.O.  4,  E.  M.  7fi;  K>eicMed,  O..  8„  E.  M.  155-;  rnhsing,  E.  M.,  V.  "Tus- 
CUMBIA,"  killed,  O.,  1.  "  BjiYOU  MaCGN,''  killed,  0. 1,  E.  JL  1 ;  wounded,  E.  M.,  3-,  missing,  E.  M., 
5.  "Lake  Providence,"  killed,  O.,  1;  cccmided,  E.  M.,  4;  ■ossein^.,  .E.  l^L^  S.  "Cb-OSS  Baxou/' 
kVMd,  E.  JL,  I;  woundad^  E-  M., 4. 

"  AppOijji.te'i  Captain  s-nd  C.  it 


mi* 


KANSAS    INFANTRY. 


FIRST  REGIMENT  INDIAN  HOME- 
GUARD. 

(This  regimeut  was  organizer!  at  Leroy, 
Kan. ,  May  2iJ,  ]  862,  io  serve  three  yeai'.s. 
It  was  mnstered  out  May  31,  18(35,  by 
neasou  of  exph'ation  of  term  of  service.) 

CcioneL 
.Stephens.  Wattles 20  Feb.,   63 

Lieutenant  Ccrlonel. 
fieorge  Dole 23  Feh.,  ec 

Mnjor. 

James  A.  Phillips 10  Jaly,   63 

(Brevet  Colaiid  13  March,  ISeS."! 

Captains^ 

Tuc-ka-bat-che-ha-jo 2-^  May,   n2 

No-ko-30-Io-chee 02  -May, 

Jon-neh 22  3Iay, 

First  Lievccaanl.?. 

Benjamiue  F.  Ayeri 29  Mar.,  S3 

Charles  N.  Ri.K  ! 2  Af»r. , 

John  Chess,  Adft 1  Jane, 

Albert  FlandeiH 1  July, 

Marquis    D.     Salisbury,     R. 

Q-  M. 'iJ  Feb.,   65 

A.  F.  Bickiiijr,  a.  ic.  m. 
Francis  J.  Fox,  n.  w.  m, 
Fred.  Crafts,  a.  v.  m. 
Eli  C.  Lo"n'e,  a.  w,  m. 

Second  Lichttnancs, 

Pa-hose-mah-lah 22  May,    62 

Tats-cu-ha-jo _. 22  May', 

Kots-se-ko-keh 20  May, 

A-tani-iueh 02  JUi)', 

Johai  D.  Young 25  Aug.'   64 

Sur''eo7i. 


Ck<ii)'.aiv.. 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (2.) 

Major  WiUiam  A.  Phillips,  July  10,  ISS2.  to  Colonel  M 
reRiment  Indian  Home  Guards,  Kansas  infantry. 

Fir^t  Lieut.  J.  Howard  Gillpatrick,  Adj't,  June  1,  1863,  to 
Major  S3'l  U.  S.  C.  T. 

Resigned,  (15.) 

First  Lieut.  Ko-ne-pe-a-ho-la,  September  9,  18(52. 

First  Lieut.  Niik-ke-pa-kee,  September  9,  1862. 

Firsii  Lieut.  Ko-nus-sot-teh,  September  9,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Ho-pi-ye-mar-lar,  September  9,  ]&(.2. 

First  Ijeut.  Pas-ko-va,  .September  9,  l^fii. 

First  Lieut.  Yar-hol-lan-duy,  September  10,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Tus-ta-nnk-e-ma-reih.  Setitember  10,  lJ6i. 

P'irst  Lieut.  Ok-gan-ya-ho-la,  September  10,  1862. 

Fir^t  Lient.  ALsoleni  Konel,  September  10,  Is'f.O. 

First  Lieut.  Alfred  Suxey,  December  3,  l¥62. 

Fii-st  Lieut.  E.  M.   Wnukt,  March  25,  1863. 

First  Lieat.£rf*/n  C.  I^Innnin?,  March  31,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Cffu-ill  B.   ll'ntts,  April  1,  H63. 

First  Lieut.  Salmon  S.  PioiUy,  R.  Q.  M.,  r)ctober  lo,  l.^i-.J. 

First  Lieut.  Ferdinand  R,  Jacobs,  April  29, 1865. 


Discharged,  (5.) 

Mp.jiir  A.  C.  Ellithorpc.  December  25,  1.-62. 
Fnvt  Lieut.  jV.  J.  Bnrlingame,  Febrviary  24,  l.^(i4. 
First  Lient.  Kobtrt  T.  J'Aom^swi,  February  29.  I.'rh4. 
Second  Lieut.  Thompson  OT!erti>n,  February  24,  1^C4. 
Chapluiu  Evan  Junes,  March  26,  1863. 

Died,  (9.) 

Captain  Tul-se-fix-se-ko,   killed  by  Indians,   Febrnan- 

1,  1iHij3. 
Captain  Ah-ha-la-tus-tn-nuk-ke,   March  23,  18G3,  of  dis- 
ease, at  Camp  Moonlight,  Ark- 
Captain  Tus-te-nup-chup-ko,  August  1,  1863,  of  disease, 

at  Fort  Gib>on  Ind.  T. 
Captaia  CartK-che-ber-mic-ko,  November  3,  iSo.j,  of  dis- 

ea.si-,  at  Fort  Gibson,  Ind.  T. 
Captain  .So-uuk-mik-ko,  October  29,  HOj.  of  disease  at 

Camp  Dole.  Ind.  T. 
Second  Lieat.  Kaf-fef-sab,   killed   Jiear  Creek  Agencv, 

Ind.  T.,  September  30,  18«2. 
Seco'jcl  Lieut.  Tns-te-unk-ko-chee,  April  16,  IWS,  of  dis- 

eaM'.  at  Fort  C-Mbs'in,  Ind.  T. 
Second  Lieut.  Ya-kalo-ekee,  July  1,  1863,  of  disease. 
Second  Lieut.    Jo-ho-l\ip-ha-jo,   Februai'y  20,   1864,   of 

disea,se. 


Missing,  (9.) 

Coloiii'i  Kob'  rt  W.  Furnas,  since  Jannary  .?1,  IJoJ, 
First  Lieut.  Suk-ko-r-rah.  since  May  22,  1862. 
First  Liev.t.  O.  S.  Cotfin,  B.  Q.  ;\r,sinio  August  31, 186-. 
First  Lieut.  John  T.Cox.  li.  Q.  jl/., sines)  August  31,  1863. 
First  Lient.  Sfdt'ion  C.Hull,  since  September  21,  1863, 
Second  Lieut.  C!ot-lo-ti.x-se-ho.  siufe  .Angust  31  I'^'^i. 
Sec-oiid  Lieut.  Ho-tal-ke-at,  since  April  2,  18fi4. 
Surgeon  A;  -S.  Hoilidaij,  since  August  31,  1S62. 
Surgeou  E.  L.  Faue^  s'Ji'..-e  June  30,  1863. 


KANSAS   INFANTEY. 


'365 


Dismis^d,  (L) 
Second  Lieut.  William  Roberts,  March  15,  1664. 

Cashiered,  (2.) 

Captain  Ta-ma-tus-ta-nuk-ka,  December  3,  1864. 
First  Lieut   George  W.  Dobler,  February  14,  18C3. 

Deserted,  (3.) 

Captain  Ak-ti-yah-gi-ya-ho-la,  December  27,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  FoL-nc-sha,  September  1,  1862. 
Seconfl  Lieut.  HilliK-yan-hoUar,  January  15,  1863. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  ; 

"Old  Fort  "Wxji^I.,"  wounded,  Y,.  M.,  1.     "Camp  BABC0CK,"/ti7fe(i,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded.  E.  M. 
1     "Cane  Hill,"  no  loss.    Prairfe  Crove,"  killed,  E.  JI 
viLLE,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1.     "Fort  Blunt,"  (April  30,  1863 
(May  20,  1863,)  missing,   E.  M.,  1. 
1863,)  killed,   E.  M.,   1;   missing,  " 


1;  woundjid.   E.  M.,    I.     "BentON- 
killed.  E.   M.,   1.      "FORT  BLUNT." 

Fort  Gibson,"  killed,  E.  M.,  2.    "  Fort  Blunt,"  (June  9, 

E.   M.,    1.      "(jREENLEAF    PRAIRIE,    killed,    E.    JI. ,  1.      "  HO.VEY 


iSpRiNGS,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1.  "CABIN  Crekk,"  (July  20,  im.',,)  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.  "  Cheek  Agency." 
(October  15,  1863,)  ^aZcd,  E.  M.,!.  "  Creek  Agency,"  (October  25,  1863,)  killcd.Fj.il. ,2.  "BAR- 
REN Fork,"  no  loijs.     "  Cabin  Creek,"  (.September  19,  1864,)  killed,  E.  M.,  2;  Koundcd,  E.  M.,  1. 


366 


KANSAS    INFANTEY. 


SECOND   REGIMENT   INDIAN 
HOME-GUARD. 

■(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Big 
Creek  and  Five-mile  Creek,  Kan.,  fruin 
June  22  to  July  18,  1862,  to  serve  three 
yearB.  Tbe  original  company  E,  com- 
posed of  Osage  Indians,  deserted  in  Sep- 
tember, 1862,  and  a  new  company  of 
Chei'okee  Indians  was  organized  No- 
vember 11,  1862,  to  serve  three  years, 
and  assigned  to  this  regiment  aa  com- 
pany E.  It  was  mustered  out  of  ser- 
vice" May  ,31,  1865.) 

Colon  el. 

John  Ritchie 18  .Tuly,   62 

(Brevet  Brig.  Gen.  21  Feb.,  1865.) 

Lieiiiennnl  Colonel. 

Fred.  W.  Schaurfe.  K.  a 1  Mar.,  63 

Major. 


Captains. 

H  pring  Frog 1 .?  Jnly,    62 

Moses  Price 15  Apr.,  63 

James  H.  Bruce 27  May, 

Archibald  Scraper,  a.  w.  m. 
Budd  GritiB,  a.  w.  m. 


First  Lieutenants. 

■William  H.  Kendall 8  Dec, 

John  M.  Hunter 27  Feb., 

Theophilns  JleClain 1  Mar. , 

Andrew  J.  Waterhouse 26  May, 

Timothy  S.  O'Connor 27  May, 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Charles!  TVickleff 18  .July, 

Jesse  Henry 18  .Tuly, 

Alexander  Hawk 26  May, 

Joseph  Chuwee,  a.  w.  m. 
Samuel  H.  Downing,  a.  w.  ra. 

Surgeon. 


Assistant  Surgeon. 
D.  Dwight  Hitchcock 1  Mar.,  63 

Chaplain. 
John  B.  Jones,  a.  w.  m. 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (2.) 

First  Lieut.  George  Dole,  Adft,  February  22,  1863,  to 
Lieut.  Colonel  1st  regiment  luiliau  Home-guard,  Kansas 
infantry. 

Fir.vt  Lieut.  Ernestns  P.  Gilpatrick,  J[ai-.h8, 1864,  to  Cap- 
tain 11th  U.  S.  G.  T. 

Transferred,  (1.) 

First  Lieut.  Jo/(n  T.  Cox.  February  28,  1863,  to  1st  regi- 
ment Indian  Home-guard,  Kansas  infantry. 

Resigned,  (12.) 

Major  Moses  B.  C.  Wright,  February  18.  1865. 

Captain  Dirt  Throw  Tigar,  August  1,  1863. 

Captain  Joel  Moody,  September  4,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  David  A.  Painter,  August  26,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  George  IK  HustO'n,  R.   Q.  M.,  September  10, 

1863. 
First  Lieut.  John  Moffit,  December  9,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Ezra  W.  Robinson,  Adft,  July  20,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  J.  C.  Palmer,  January  11,  186.5. 
First  Lieut.  Silas  Hunter,  March  4,  186.5. 
Second  Lieut.  Eli  Spears,  June  20,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Andrew  Rabbit,  July  12,  186.3. 
Assistant  Surgeon  M.  A.  Campdoras,  October  3,  1863. 

Discharged,  (4.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  David  B.  Corwiu,  December  24,  1862. 
Captain  James  McDauiel,  April  8,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Luther  Rice,  August  30,  1863. 
Surgeon  Andrew  J.  Ritchie,  April  23,  1865. 

Died,  (6.) 

Captain  George  Scraper,  killed  in  action  at  Shirley's  Ford, 
Ark.,  September  20,  1862. 

Captain  Eli  Tadpole,  April  15,  1863,  of  disease,  at  Tahle- 
qnah,  Ind.  T. 

Captain  Ahleecher,  April  9,  1865,  of  disease,  at  Mackay's 
Saline,  Ind.  T. 

First  Lieut.  Charles  Lenhart,  February  22,  1863,  of  dis- 
ease, at  BeiitiinviUe,  .Vrk. 

First  Lieut.  Watt.  Stop,  May  8,  18tr3,  at  Fort  Gibson 
Ind.  T. 

Second  Lieut.  Wheeler  Tyger,  March  9,  186:3,  of  disease. 

Missing, (l^.) 

Captain  John  Beseune,  since  August  31,  1862. 
Captain  \\'illiam  Pryor,  since  August  31,  1862. 
Captain  Chitopa,  since  August  31.  1862. 
Captain  Fall  Leaf,  since  August  31,  1862. 
Captain  Jim  Ned,  since  August  31,  1862. 
Captain  Kobtrt  P.  Lombard,  since  August  31,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Wa-caw-wa-she,  since  August  31,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Wa-ne-taw-ke,  since  August  31,  1862, 
First  Lieut.  Mitchoshinka,  since  August  31,  18132. 
First  Lieut.  John  Moses,  since  August  31,  18152. 
Fii-st  Lieut.  Jackson  Rogers,  sin«e  August  31,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  Jan)es  McHeury,  since  August  31,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Wa-taw-uin-ka,  since  August  31,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Jacob,  since  August  31,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Alvin  Wood,  since  August  31,  1862. 
Second  Limit.  Die  Me  Caniri,  .since  August  31,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Joe  Besailliun,  since  A\igu8t  31,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  McCoy,  since  October  31,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  John  Lewis,  since  October  31,  1862. 


KANSAS    INFANTRY. 


367 


Dismissed,  (1.) 
Captain  Stand  Whirlwind,  March  1, 1863. 

Deserted,  (1.) 
Captain  John.  Cochran,  March  23,  1863. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 

"Shirley's  FORD,"  ft?7Zed,  0. 1,E.  M.  16;  woiraied,  E.  M.,4.  "Cane  Hill,"  no  loss.  "Prairie 
Grove, "no loss.  "Fort  Blunt,"  kiUed,  E.M.,3;  misurng;  E.  M.,2.  "Honey  Springs,"  missing, 
E. M.,  i.     "  Cabin  Creek,"  killed,  E.  M. ,  4 ;  wounded,  E- iNI.,  .5 ;  missing,  E.  M-,  8. 


J68 


KANSAS   INFANTRY. 


*THIKD   REGIMENT   INDIAN 
HOME-GUARD. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Cartil- 
age, Mo.,  September  J6,  ]86i.  to  serve 
three  ycurs.  It  was  mustered  out  of 
STvice  May  3],  1865.) 

ColoneL 
WiUlam  A.  Phillips 16  Sept ,  CO 

Licutcvnnt  ColviuL 


John  Foreman ? 18  Sep\. ,  6-2 


Captrdn£. 

Smitli  Christy 16  Sept.,  CO 

NathanK'l  Fiah 16  S^^iit. . 

Ta-la-lab 13  Sept., 

Huckelberry  Downing 16  Sept., 

.Simon  Snell 16  .Sept., 

White  Cat<:her 16  Sept. , 

James  Vann 16  .'-tept., 

Ma-xwell  PhilUps '2^  May,    63 

Solomon  Kautjiian ^r>  !May, 

Alexander  U.  Spilman,  n.  it.  m. 
Thomas  Peg,'j,  a.  jr.  m. 
Henry  S  Anderson,  a.  jr.  vi. 

First  Lieutenaritt. 


William  Gallagher.  Ailj't 16  Sept., 

.\lfred  Liirgelere,  P..  'l  J'f    .-16  Sept., 

Luke  F.  Parsons 16  Sept., 

John  S.  Haueway It.  Sept., 

Andrew  W.  Robb 16  Si-pt., 

Harmon  Scott 16  Sept., 

Benjamin  H.  Whitlow 16  S.-pt., 

Charles  Brown 1  Apr., 

Houston  Benge 26  .Mny, 

Eedbird  Sixkillcr :.'-  Jla^', 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Flute  Foxskin 16  Sept., 

Jack  Downing 16  Sept., 

Be«r  Brown _. 16  Sept., 

BasiKK  McCrea 31  Dec, 

AVilUam  McCuUoch 1  Jan., 

Jule  C.  Cayot 2S  May, 

William  Sunday,  a.  w.  m. 
Spencer  S.  Stevens,  a.  w.  m. 


63 


62 


63 


Surgeon. 


Casualties. 


Transferred,  (1.) 

Surgeon  George  W.  Walgamott,  October  2L,  1863.  to  834 
U.  S.  C.  T. 

Resigned.,  (2.) 

First  Lieut.  Charles  A.  Howard,  March  20,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Jamea  Tiinpsou,  January  21,  1865. 


Discharg-ed,  (3.) 
Lieut.  Colonel  Lewis  Downing,  Marrh 


1861 


First  Lieut.  John  E.  Blunt,  Septeinoer  4,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Eugene  H.  £/?,  May  10,  1>?64. 

Died,  (8.) 

Captain  William  Webber,  killed  in  action  at  Newronia, 

Mo.,  September  30,  lt«2. 
Captain  Daniel  Grasshopper,  Octolter  3,  1S62,  of  wounds 

reci-ivert  in  action. 
Captain  Feeling  ,  October  21,  lv6-i,   of  disease,  at 

Elkhom  Tavi-rn,  Ark. 
Second  Lieut.  Josh  Titrner,  Novejcl'i-r  18,  l^GO,  of  dieeaw, 

at  Fort  Scott,  Kan. 
Second  Lieut.  Teuni  Walkingstick,  De-cemJ>er  2,  1862,  of 

disease,  at  Ca,ne  Hill,  Ark. 
Second   Lieut.  Car-se-lawi   Proctor.    June   '25,   1S63.  of 

disease,  at  Fort  Blunt.  lod.  T. 
Second  Lieut.  Jumper  Duck,  October  20,  1863,  of  disease. 

at  fort  Blunt,  Ind.  T. 
As>i>tunt  Strgeon  Charles  Kenney,  February  15,  18t3.5,  of 

disease,  at  Fort  Gibson,  Ind.  T. 

Dismissed,  (4.) 

Captain  Eli  Smitli,  Febniary  14,  l!^6:i. 
Captain  John  Shell,  January  1,  ]--'6'). 
First  Lieut.  Isaac  Tiirmr,  October  19,  lA'i4. 
Second  Lieut.  John  Butler,  February  4,  1863. 

■Cushiercd,  (1.) 
Firet  Lieut.  William  O.  Criifta,  D^ conVer  3,  1661 


*  The  4th  and  5th  regimeuts  Indian  home-giiard  coromence^  to  organize  ni  Apru  1-863  to  -serve 
three  years ;  but  fading  to  complete  their  organizations,  the  appointments  of  the  officer's  were  revoked 
August  29,  li-()3,  and  said  officers  mustered  out  of  service,  to  date  from  the  dal..«  of  acceptance  of 
their  appointments,  there  having  been  no  commands  for  them  when  appointed  The  m»n  that  wen" 
re<;ru.ited  for  these  regiraertts  were  transferred  to  other  Indian  homo-guard  regiments. 


KANSAS    INFANTRY. 


360 


Assistant  Surgeons. 


Chaplain. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  ■n-liicli  tb'S  rt-giment  particiiJ.ittd,  showing  loss  reportetl  in  each  : 

"Spring  Eiver,"  missing,  E,  M.,  0.  "Neosho,"  (Sept.  1,  18fi2,)  no  lo-s.  "Neosho,"  (Sept.  :i, 
1862,)  DO  loss.  "Neosho,"  (Sept.  5,  18(iO,j  uo  loss.  "Newtonia,"  (St-pr.  30,  ItfiJ.)  kiUed.  O.,  1; 
wounded,  O.  2,  E.  M.  15.  "Newtoma,"  (Oct.  5,  lPr,2.)  uo  loss.  "Four  Ginso.v."  (Oft.  1.5.  18fiJ,) 
killed.E.M.,  1.  "OLD  FORT  Wayne,  "/ciWcrf,  E.  SI.,  1.  "  Hhka's  ]\riLL,"/,:iZied,  E.  M.,  3;  70onvded,E. 
M.,  3.  "Cane  Hill,"  (Nov.  28,  18fi2,)  no  lo.-s.  "Saltx,"  hilled,  E.  M..  1.  "  Pi;.\ikie  Orove," 
missing,  E.  M.,  3.  "NEOSHO,"  (Dec.  15,  18(J2.)  /.•i7?ffi,  E.  M.,  I;  wounded.  E.  M.,  1.  "Cane 
Hill,"  (Dec.  20,  18fi2,)  killed,  E.  M.,  1.  "Cherokke  Natio.n,"  missing.  E.  M.,  1.  "FORT  (ilE- 
SON,"  (Feb.  2S,  1863.)  killed,  E.  'Si.,  3.  "Neosho,"  (Slnreli  2.  mi3, rkilled,  E.  M.,  1.  "Fort 
Blunt.  (Starch  27,  1863,)  killed,  E.  M.,  1.  "  TaHLIQUAh,"  killed.  E.  JI.,  2.  "  FORT  SMITH,"  killed, 
E.  M.,  1.  "Fort  Blunt,"  (May  20,  1863,)  killed,  E.  M..  9;  miss/n?.  E.  M.,  2.  "FORT  GinsoN," 
(May  20,  1863,)  killed,  E.  JI.,  1.  "  FoRT  BLUNT,"  i-M;iy  2.'.,  1863.)  Jiiissing,  E.  M.,  1.  "Fort 
Blunt,"  (Juue  1,  1863,)  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  ".Sprinr  Cu'eek,"  killed.  E.  JI.,  1.  "Fort  Blunt,' 
(June  19,  1863,)  OTi'ssiJi-?",  B.  M.,  2.  " FOURTEEN- JUle  Ckeek,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1.  "Greenleaf 
Prairie,"  missing,  E.  M.,  1.  "Barren  Fork,"  no  loss.  "Fort  Gibson,"  (Dec.  26,  1863,) 
missing,  E.  M.,  1.  "SCULLYVILLE,"  killed,  E.  :^I.,  2.  "COW  CREEK,"  (Nov.  14,  ISOi,)  hilled,  E. 
il,  2.     "Cow  Cheek,"  (Nov.  28,  1864,)  killed,  E   M.,  1. 


24 


370 


KANSAS    INFANTRY. 


EIGHTH  REGIMENT. 

(Tliii*  regiment  wiis  organizefl  at  Fort 
Lf'avomvnrth,  Kan.,  from  AiiKust  'J8. 
l?^ill,  tn  Miivch  1.").  If'iii,  to  serve  three 
_ve;irs.  (la  tlie  cxpiriilinn  of  its  term  of 
service  the  original  memliers  (execpt 
veterauf)  wrvi-  innstcri-d  out.  and  the 
orgauizatioD.  composed  of  veteraiiK  ami 
recruits,  retained  in  nerviee  until  No- 
vember 28,  186j,  when  it  wua  mustered 
out.) 


Casualties. 


Colonel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 

John  Conover 21  Oct.,    64 

{Brevet  Colonel  13  March,  1865.) 

Major. 

Henry  C.  Austin 16  Nov. ,  64 

{Brevet  Lieut.  Col.  13  Marcb,  18G5.) 

Captains. 

ClaudiuB  Keifer 13  May,    63 

Marion  Brook-i 16July,    64 

Samuel  R.  Stanley 1  Sept., 

Eli  Balderston 21  Oct., 

George  H.  Robb 1  Mar.,  65 

First  Lieutenants. 

Solomon  R.  Wu^her,  Ac/ft. .  .16  July,    63 
(Brevet  Major  13  March,  1865.) 

David  Baker 10  Sept. , 

AnguHt  Schnlz 4  Jau.,    64 

JameB  A.  Neff 03  Aug., 

Jacob  Niuffer. 30  .Aug., 

Adam  Cosner,  R.  Q.  M 1  Sept., 

Ferdinand  A.  Berger 21  Oct., 

Charles  Slawson 21  Oct., 

Eliaha  D.  Ro.se 6  Dec, 

Thomas  Adamson 2  Sept.,  65 

Second  Lieutenants. 


Surgeon. 
Nathaniel  C.  Clark 14  Nov.,  64 


Assistant  Surgeons. 


Chaplain. 
John  Paulson 4  June,  63 


Promoted,  (4.) 

Fir.-t  Lieut.  E.  P  Baner.-ilt,  R.   Q.  M.,  February  28,  1862, 

to  Major  9tii  reyiiueiit  Ktuisas  cavalry. 
Second  J>ieut.  Jolm  M.  Hadley,  June  25,   l.M]3,  to  Firot 

Lirnt.  'Jtli  rejjinieiit  Kansu.'-  eavalrv. 
S-cmd  Lieut.  Harvey  C.  Blackman,  March  1,  1865,  to 

Captain  42d  U.  S.  C.  T. 
A!^sistant  Surgeon  Geoi-ge  "W.  Hogeboom,  September  27, 

lf:?62,  to  Surgeon  11th  regiment  Kansas  cavalry. 

Transferred,  (7.) 

Captain  George  F.  Earl,  January  30,  1862,  to  9th  regiment 
Kansas  cavalry. 

Captain  Asaph  Allen,  January  30,  1862,  to  9th  regiment 
Kan.sas  cavalry. 

First  Lieut.  L.  f.  Heritage,  January  30,  1862,  to  9th  regi- 
ment Kansas  cavalry. 

Pir.st  Lieut.  Jo.sLua  A.  Pike,  January  30,  1862,  to  9th 
regiment  Kansas  cavalry. 

Second  Lieut.  Robert  Madden,  January  30,  1862,  to  9th 
regiment  Kansa>  cavalry. 

Second  Lieut.  Albert  D.  Searl,  January  30,  1862,  to  9th 
regiment  Kansas  cavalrj-. 

Surgeon  J.  B.  Woodward,  February  28, 1862,  to  lOth  regi- 
ment Kansas  infantry. 

Resigned,  (30.) 

Colonel  H.  W.  Wes..-*e]l..  till.  ^.,  U.  3.,  February  7,  1862. 
Lieut.  Colonel  Jamc.'f  L.  Abernatlni.  November  5,  186:!. 
Lieut.  Colonel  Edn-nrd  F.   Schneider,   (Brevet  Brigadier 

General  March  13,  18i;5.)  June  1],  1864. 
Lieut.  Colonel  James  M.  Graham,  September  23,  1864. 
Captain  David  Block,  April  20,  1863. 
Captain  William  S.  Herd,  June  16,  1863. 
Captain  Arthur  W.  Williams,  February  2,  1863. 
Captaiu  Stephen  B.  Todd,  September  3,  1863. 
Captain  Nicholas  Harrington,  September  9,  1863. 
Captaiu  Robert  Flickinger,  April  6,  1864. 
Captain  John  Grcdisk,  June  6,  1864. 
Captain  Phillip  Rockefeller,  August  13,  1864. 
Captaiu  Richard  R.  Bridgland,  October  12,  1864. 
Captain  Samuel  Laighton,  November  3,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Sheldon  C.  Russell,  Adft,  November  15, 1862. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  Alti-u,  Jlay  7,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  John  U.  Berhtold,  May  31,  1863. 
First  Lieut.  Rowland  Risdon,  April  13,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  William  S.  Newbury,  April  29,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  William  H.  Babcock,  May  18,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Frauk  Curtis,  July  7,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Frederick  R.  Neat,  February  22,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  JIartin  Mauerhan,  July  15,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Daniel  11  Rooks,  July  16.  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Joseph  Randolph,  July  22,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Augustin  I.  Quin,  December  28,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Byron  Slerameus,  July  17,  186.5. 
Surgeon  O.  Chamberlain  September  22,  1864. 
Assistant  Surgeon  John  Buterbaugh,  March  4,  1864. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Edwin  J.  Talcott,  February  15, 1865. 

Mustered  out  On  expiration  of  term  of  service,  (4.) 

"^"I'o^.'^J/"'^"  •'^-  5'artin,  (Brevet  Brigadier  General  March 

13,  18bo,)  November  15,  1864. 
Captain  James  E.  Love,  May  15,  1865. 
Fir.rt  Lieut.  Milton  Rose,  December  5,  1664. 
First  Lieut.  Valentine  ,S.  Fisk,  January  27,  1865. 


KANSAS    INFANTRY. 


371 


Discharged,  (5.) 

Colonel  Robert  H.  Graham,  September  30,  1862. 
Captain  A.  W.  J.  Brown.  February  28,  18G2. 
Captain  A.  E.  Beardsley,  November  8,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  W.  J.  Larimer,  Febniary  28,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Lewis  B.  Graham,  August  1,  1862. 

Died,  (6.) 

Captain  Edgar  P.  Trego,  killed  in  action  at  Cbickamauga, 
Ga.,  September  19,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  John  L.  Graham,  killed  in  action  at  Cbicka- 
mauga, Ga.,  September  19,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Zacharias  Burckhardt,  October  28,  1863,  of 
wounds  received  in  action  at  Chattanooga,  Tenn. 

Second  Lieut.  WUliam  Becker,  November  21,  1863,  of 
disease. 

Second  Lieut.  Setli  Foot,  May  14,  1864,  of  disease,  at 
Farmersburg,  Iowa. 

Assistant  Surgeon  Samuel  E.  Beach,  November  4,  1863, 
of  disease,  at  Nashville,  Tenn. 

Dropped,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  Alfred  Robinson,  R.  Q.  M.,  September  14, 
1865. 

Missing,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut.  William  Backer,  since  February  — ,  1864. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each: 
"EocKY  Bluff,"  no  loss.    "Chaplin  Hells,"  no  loss.    "Lancaster,"  no  loss.    "Chicka- 
MAUGi"A!'Herf  0.2,E.M.34;  wounded,  O.  7,  E.  M.  141;  missing,  E.  M.,  19.     "CHATTANOOGA," 

killed,  h.  51.,  5;  wounded,  O.  2,  E.  M.  25.     "  Ef.SACA," .     "PEACHTREE  CREEK  "  wounded.  E 

M.,  1.    "Atlanta,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded,  O.  2,  E.  M.  17  ;  missing,  0. 1,  E.  M.  1.       NASHVILLE, 
killed,  E.  M.,  8;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  27. 


372 


KANSAS    INFANTRY. 


TENTH  REGIMENT. 

(BATTALION   OF.) 

(Thin  rpgiment  wagformud  iu  April,  1862, 
by  the  consolidation  of  the  3d,  4tii,  and 
a  portion  of  the  Dtl'  regiments  Kansas 
infantry,  Tvhich  were  organized  from 
Jla}'  31,  1861,  to  February  1,  186:2,  to 
serve  three  years.  The  original  mem- 
bers (except  veterans)  were  niubtered 
out  at  different  dateu,  from  Augu.st  18 
to  Oi!,  1864,  by  reasnu  of  expiration  of 
term  of  service,  and  the  organization, 
composed  of  veterans  and  recruits,  con- 
solidated into  a  battalion  of  fovir  com- 
panies, and  retained  in  service  until 
August  30,  1865,  when  it  was  mustered 
out.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

Charles  S.  Hdls 1  Mar.,  65 

(Brevet  Colonel  26  JIarch,  1865.) 

Major. 


Captains. 

■William  0.  Joiie.s 15  Aug.,  64 

Robert  W.  Wood 1  Mar.,  65 

First  Lientenants. 

William  B.  Stone -. 1  Oct.,    63 

John  E.  Thorpe 1  Apr.,   64 

Porter  M.  Phillips 1  Mar.,  65 

Second  Lieutenants. 

fJeorge  W.  May 30  Mav,    63 

Wdluiin  M.  Wicks 14  May,   65 

Henry  Baubhtz 1  July, 

Surgeon. 
Henry  D.  Tattle 8  June,  64 


Casualties. 


Promoted,  (4.) 

Captain  John  Foreman,  September  16,  1P62,  to  Major  3d 

regiiiieut  Indian  Home  (iuard,  Kansas  infantry. 
Fir.st  Lieut.  James  A.  Phillips,  Adj't,  April  21,  1863,  to 

jNlajorlst  regiment  Indian  Home  (ruard,  Kan ^a- infantry. 
Fir>t  Lieut.  Joseph  K.  Hudson,  January  It',  1664,  to  Major 

62d  U.  .S.  C.  T. 
First  Lieut.  John  F.  Hill,  January  20,  1864,  to  Major  14th 

regiment  Kansas  cavalry. 

Transferred,  (1.) 

Colonel  William  F.  Cloud,  May  26,  1862,  to  2d  regimeut 
Kansas  cavalry. 

Resigned,  (1.5.) 

Captain  Eli  .Snyder,  May  19,  ]8(i2. 

(J»[itain  Josiah  E.  Hayes,  June  10,  1862. 

Captain  Charles  P.  Twiss,  July  18,  1862. 

Captain  John  J.  Boyd,  August  1,  1862. 

Captain  Napoleon  B.  Blanton,  P'ebruary  2,  1863. 

Captain  fTreenville  Watson,  March  23,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Elijah  Fleming,  August  1,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Cyrus  Lelaud,  Jr.,  January  1,  1865. 

Secoud  Lieut.  Fernandes  H.  Burris,  April  16,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  Josephus  D.  Warner,  December  30,  1862. 

Second  Lieut.  James  A.  Pope,  January  16,  1863. 

Surgeon  John  W.  Scott,  May  9,  1863. 

Surgeon  J.  B.  Woodward,  May  20,  1864. 

A-sistant  Surgeon  George  A.  Miller,  Jirne  20,  1863. 

Assistant  Surgeon  P.  Gould  Parker,  July  23,  1864. 

Mustered  out  on  expiration  of  term  of  service,  <23.) 

Lient.  Colonel  John  T.  Burris,  (Brevet  Colonel  13  March, 

11-65,)  August  20.  1864. 
Jlajor  Henry  H.  Williams.  February  23,  1865. 
Cajitaia  Thomas  E.  Milhonn.  August  18.  1864. 
Captain  John  F.  Broadl.ead,  August  18,  1864. 
Captain  Samuel  J.  Stewart,  Augnst  18,  1864. 
(lajiiaiu  Matthew  Qnigg,  August  19,  1864. 
Cajitain  James  M.  Harvey,  August  19,  1864. 
Captain  Harare.  G.  Loring,  August  19,  1864. 
Captain  Nathau  Price,  August  19,  1864. 
Captain  (ieorge  D.  Brooke,  June  15,  1865. 
First  Li. 'Ut.  William  B.  Keith,  August  18.  1864. 
Fir>t  Lieut.  James  H.  Signer,  August  18.  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Seih  M.  Tucker,  August  19,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  James  H.  Harris,  .\ngust  19,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Jolm  Sherrin,  August  19,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Thomas  McGannon,  Arlj't.,  August  20,  1864. 
First  Lieut.  Alfred  J.  Lluijd,  R.  Q.  M.  August  20,  1864. 
First  Liiut.  Frederick  A.  Smallcv,  January  20.  1865. 
Secmid  Lieut.  Solomon  Smith,  August  18,  i864. 
Second  Lieut.  Levi  Rittenhouse,  August  18,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  David  Wbiflakei',  August  19.  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  Isaac  M.  Ruth,  Augu^^t  31.  1864. 
Chaplain  John  U.  Drumviond,  August  20,  1864. 

Discharged,  (8.) 

First  Lient.  John  Downing,  February  11,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  James  M.  Arthur,  February  14,  1862. 
First  Lieut,   frillinm  C.  Hams,  i\Iarch  4,  1862. 
First  Lieut.  IVilliam  Woodruff,  Augu.st  31,  1862. 


KANSAS    INFANTRY. 


373 


First  Lieut.  Steptien  J.  Willis,  August  11,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Charles  Harris,  March  4,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Jolin  C.  Andersnii,  March  4,  1862. 
Second  Lieut.  Pemberton  R.  Eves,  March  15,  1862. 

Died,  (5.) 

First  Lieut.  John  W.  Parsons,  December  22,  1861,  of  dis- 
ease, at  Lawrence,  Kan. 

First  Lieut.  David  Schoen,  December  19,  1862,  of  wounds 
received  in  action  at  Prairie  Grove,  Ark. 

Second  Lieut.  James  R.  McLellaud,  December  —   1861 
at  Fort  Scott,  Kan.    . 

Second  Lieut.  Greffor  Wohlwend,  March  10,  1864,  of  dis- 
ease, at  Alton,  111. 

Second  Lieut.  John  Bryan,  May  14,  186.5,  of  wounds  re- 
ceived in  action  at  Fort  Blakely,  Ala. 

Missing,  (5.) 

Captain  Samuel  Stevenson,  since  October  31,  1861. 
First  Lieut.  Casimcr  B.  Ziilavskij,  Adj't,  since  May  31, 1862. 
First  Lieut.  John  G.  Haskell,  R.  Q.  M.,  since  May  31. 1862. 
Second  Lieut.  James  Davis,  since  December  31,  1861. 
Second  Lieut.  Loyd  McDougal,  since  December  31,  1S61. 

Cashiered,  (1.) 
Colonel  William  Weer,  August  20,  1864. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 

"Prairie  Grove,"  killed,  E.  M.,  7  ;  wounded,  O,  2,  E.  M.  58.     "  Franklin,"  woionded,  E.  M.,  6. 
'  a ASHVTLLE,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  17.     "FOB.T  BLAKELY,"  killed,  E.  31.,  5;  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  10. 


374 


KANSAS    INFANTRY. 


TWELFTH  REGIJIENT. 

Casualties. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Paoli, 

Kau,,   in    September,    1862,   to    serve 

three  years.     It  was  mustered  ou 

of 

Promoted,  (4.) 

eerviee  June  30,  1865,  with  the  excep- 

Caiptaln James   jr.  Steele,  January  16,  1864,  to  Lieut. 

tion  of  company  H,  which  was  retained 

Colonel  11th  U.  S.  C.  T. 

until  August  6,  Ih'ijo.) 

Captiiin  John  J.  Sears,  February  15,  1864,  to  Major  67th 
U.  S.  C.  T. 

Colonel. 

Second  Lieut.  Il'/ll/mn  H.  Lindsey,  June  25,  1863,  to  First 

Charles  W.  Adams 30  Sept. 

62 

Lieut.  .5th  regiment  Kansas  cavalry. 

(Brevet  Brig.  Gen.  15  Feb.,  1865.) 

Second  Lieut.   Demas  M.  Alexander,   July  30,  1863,  to 
Captain  and  C.  S. 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

Resigned,  (13.) 

Josiab  E.  Hayes 30  Sept. 

62 

Captain  Clark  SIcKay,  April  11,  1864. 

Major. 

Captain  Ezfkiil  Bunn,  February  10, 1865. 

Thomas  H.  Kennedy 30  Sept. 

62 

Captain  George  AV.  Ashby,  May  29,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  AN'illiam  B.  Nichols,  Augii^t  3,  1864. 

Captains. 

Fir.st  Lieut.  Henry  Sliively,  Augu-t  4,  18G4. 

First  Lieut.  JohnH.  TuUis,  February  9, 1865. 

Jami.-s  D.  Chesnut 25  Sept. 

C2 

First  Lieut.  Charles  J.  Lovfioy,  AdJ't.  April  28, 1865, 

Jos-i'b  T.  Gordon 30  Sept. 

First  Lieut.  William  A.  AVt'll.-s,  May  9, 1865. 

A.  .Jackson  Jennings 16  Jan., 

64 

First  Lieut.  William  Barrett.  Jlav  2(1, 18H5. 

Peter  J.  Wiserez 4  May, 

First  Lieut.  Franklin  Ne-aell,  May  25.  1865. 

Willard  0.  Hubbell 19  July, 

Second  Lieut.  Allen  Crocker,  July  23,  1864. 

George  W.  8.  Bell 7  Dec, 

Chaplain  AVcrter  R.  Davis,  January  26,  1864. 

*Augustu8  AV.  Burton 26  Jan., 

65 

Chaplain  AVilUam  Sellers,  April  13,  1865. 

Alexander  McArthur 22  Mar., 

George  W.  Umberger,  a.  w.  m 

Discharged,  (4.) 

First  Lieutenants. 

First  Lieut.  Andrew  J.  Shannon,  R.  Q.  31.,  November  1, 

1863. 
First  Lieut.  Lewis  W.  Hover,  August  4,  1864. 
Secoud  Lieut.  Andrew  Hooper,  April  10,  1864. 

James  H.  Pleasants 16  Jan., 

64 

Joshua  Clayton,  R.  Q.  M 24  May, 

Jami's  H.  Berkshire 13  Aug., 

Assistant  Surgeon  John  F.  Everhart,  November  4,  1863. 

Alfred  Johnson 5  Jan., 

65 

C'barli--s  Cochran 5  Jan., 

Martin  L.  Town 6  Mar 

Died,  (4.) 

"William  Pellett 10  Mar., 

Captain  Nick.  L.  Benter,  killed  by  assassination,  at  Hot 

Springs,  Ark.,  April  2, 1864. 

Seco)id  Lieutenants. 

First   Lieut.  Genrce    Ellis,    killed  in  action  at  Jenkins' 

Henry  S.  Crumrine 1  Feb. 

64 

Ferry,  Ark.,  Ajiril  30,  1864. 

Horace  A.  B.  Cook 4  May, 

Ser-oud  Lieut.  Nathan  R.  Stone,  October  13,  1862,  of  dis- 

Samuel S.  Kirkham 26  Oct., 

ease,  at  AVestport,  Mo. 
Secoud  Lieut.  AVilliam  H.  Baker,  Maj'  20,  1865,  of  disease. 

Surgeon. 

at  Little  Rock,  Ark. 

Cyru^  R.  Stuckslager 30  Sept. 

62 

Dismissed,  (1.) 

Assistant  Surgeon. 

Captain  James  W.  Parmetar,  July  7,  1864. 

Thomas  Lindsay 30  Sept., 

62 

Cltaplain. 

List  of  battles,  <fco.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reporte''  in  each  : 
"Baxter's  Springs," /a7/crf,  E.  M.,  1;  wounded,  E.M.,  1.     "Prairie  D'Ann  "  wounded  E  JI    2. 

"Jenkins'  Ferry,"  killed,  0.1, E.M.  7;  wounded,0.  4,  E.M.25;  missiw  O  2  L   M   10  '  "Fo'uT 

Smith,"  wounded,  E.  M.,   1. 

*  Discharged  August  6,  1865. 


KANSAS    INFANTRY. 


375 


THIRTEENTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Camp 
Stanton,  Kan.,  in  September,  1862,  to 
serve  three  years.  It  was  mustered 
out  of  service  June  26,  1865.) 

Colonel. 

*  Thomas  M.  Bownn 20  Sept.,  60 

{Brmet  Brig.  Gei.  13  Feb.,  1665.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
John  B.  Wheeler 20  Sept. ,  62 

Major. 
Caleb  A.  Woodworth 20  Sept.,  62 

Captains. 

Samuel  Flickinger 20  Sept. ,  62 

William  S.  Blackburn 20  Sept., 

Orlando  H.  Macauley 20  S.-pt., 

John  Schilling 20  S.'pt., 

Jeremiah  Frankhouse 1  Nov.,  63 

Edward  P.  Perkina 7  Dec,   64 

Robert  Mauville 9  Mar.,   65 

First  Lieutenants. 

Cyrus  Leland,  R.Q,.M 20  Sept.,  62 

Levi  Hensel 20  Sept., 

James  C.  McElroy 20  Sept., 

George  W.  Smith,  Adj't 13  Oct.,    63 

Alfred  C.  Low 1  Nov., 

William  J.  May 1  Dec, 

Alfred  A.  Clutter 4  D.-e. , 

William  W.  Griffin 1  Jan. ,    64 

Antoine  Brentano 6  Dec, 

John  H.  Croft  .._ 6  Jan.,    65 

John  L.  McCully 9  Mar., 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Nathaniel  Slosson 22  Apr.,   63 

John  P.  Shields 21  June, 

Robert  B.  Grimes 1  Dec, 

Harvey  L.  McAdams 11  Jun.,   65 

Surgeon. 
AmosH.  Caffee .13  Feb.,  65 

Assistant  Surgeons. 


Chaplain. 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (21.) 

Captain  Henry  Havekorst,  April  20,  1863. 

Captain  Hugh  Robertson,  July  12,  1803. 

Captain  Perry  Hutchinson,  July  12,  1863. 

Captain  Henry  R.  Ne;il,  Januarj'  16,  1865. 

Captain  John  Haves,  May  3,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  John  C.  Bat.sell,  December  18,  1862. 

First  Lieut.  Daniel  C.  O'Keefe,  July  10,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Archimedes  S.  Speck,  July  12,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  Joseph  A.  Nixon,  August  30,  1863. 

First  Lieut.  William  P.  Badger,  Adft,  October  10,  18G3. 

First  Lieut.  John  Frank  Kotscb,  April  20,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Alonzo  A.  Braducr,  August  20,  1864. 

First  Lieut.  Hugh  Dougherty,  May  29,  18G5. 

Second  Lieut.  August  Langelieinekeu,  i\Iarch  27,  1863. 

Second  Lieut.  Dan.  C.  Auld,  April  1,  18(i3. 

Second  Lieut.  Thoraas  J.  Collins,  April  28.  1863. 

Second  Lieut.  John  N.  Cline,  October  7,  1863. 

Second  Lieut.  Alexander  Berry,  October  8,  1864. 

Sur^'eon  William  H.  Grimes.  October  20,  1864. 

Assisfjut  Surgeon  Richard  AV.  Shipley,  October  6, 1863. 

Assistant  Surgeon  John  Becker,  February  27,  1864. 

Discharged,  (1.) 
Captain  Patrick  H.  McNamara,  May  11,  1865. 

Died,  (4.) 

Captain  Marion  N.  Beeler,  August  13,  1864,   of  wounds 

received  in  action. 
Second  Lieut.  Langdon  M.  Risley,  January  22,  1863,  of 

wounds  received  in  action  at  Prairie  Grove,  Ark. 
Chaplain  Daniel  A.  Murdock,  April  5, 1863,  of  disease,  at 

Springfield,  Mo. 
Chaplain  Ozem  B.  Gardner,  killed  by  guerillas  at  Timber 

Hill,  Ind.  T.,  November  25,  1864. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
Captain  James  H.  McDougall,  May  29,  1865. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 

"Ca.n-e  Hill,"  no  loss.     "Prairie  Grove,"  killed,  E.  M.,  7;  wounded,  0.  2,  E.  M.  33;  missing, 


E.M.,  6. 


"  Discharged  June  28,  1865. 


376 


OREGON    CAVALRY. 


FIRST  REGIMENT. 

(BATTALION   OF.) 

(This  regiment,  composed  of  st'veu  com- 
panies, was  organized  in  tlie  State  of 
Oregon  at  large,  from  Nnvomber  21, 
18i)l,  to  August,  iO,  18fi:3,  to  serve  tliree 
ye.ir-i.  The  origiual  members  (except 
veterans)  were  mustered  out  as  tlieir 
terms  of  service  expired,  and  the  organi- 
zation, composecl  of  veterans  and  re- 
cruits, consolidated  into  a  battalion  of 
four  companies  (A,  B,  C,  and  G)  July 
18, 1865.  It  was  mustered  out  by  com- 
panies at  different  dates  from  May  26 
to  November  20,  1866.) 

Major. 


Captains. 

Hemy  C.  Small 10  Aug.,  63 

■William  Kelly 21  i^Iar.,  do 

Frauds  B.  White II  July, 

John  M.  McCall 23  Oct., 

First  Lieutenants. 

William  M.Hand 10  Aug.,  63 

Charles  Hobart 12  (At,,    6j 

John  F.  Noble 8  No  v. , 

.Silas  Pepoon 2'J  Nov., 

Second  Lieutenants. 

John  Bowen 10  May,   63 

Patrick  McGuire 28  Mar.,  64 

( teorge  A.  Dichtl 14  Nov.,  6.3 

Green  C.  Patton 1  May,    66 

Surgeon. 
Edward  Storrer 20  Feb  ,  65 


Casualties. 

Promoted,   (6.) 

Captain  John  M.  Drake,  March  3,  1865,  to  Major  1st 
regiment  Oregon  infantry. 

Captain  George  B.  Cnrrey,  March  3,  18C5,  to  Lieut.  Col- 
onel 1st  regiment  Oreyon  infantry. 

Captain  'William  V.  Rinehart,  May  24,  1865,  to  Major  Ist 
regiment  Oregiin  infantry. 

First  Lieut.  Darid  W.  Porter,  June  12,  1863,  to  Captain 
and  A.  Q.  M. 

Fir.st  Lieut.  John  W.  Hopkins,  September  23,  1865,  to 
Captain  and  C.  S. 

Assistant  Surgeon  Horace  Carpenter,  Jlarch  3,  1665,  to 
Surgeon  1st  regiment  Oregon  intuntry. 

Resigned.  (13.) 

Colonel  Thomas  R.  Cornelius,  July  15,  1862. 
Lieut.  Colonel  Charles  S.  Drew,  .j.muary  31,  1865. 
Aliijor  Sewiill  Truax,  Oitober31,  1864. 
j  Captain  Ell.-lia  J.  Harding,  February  27.  186.3. 
Captain  Tli..mas  S.  Harris,  Julv  20,  1803. 
Captain  Richard  S.  Cabhv.-ll,  Ai)ril  12,  186.5. 
First  Lieut.  Benjamin  F.  Harding,  R.  Q.  ^L,  Januarv  8, 

1862. 
Fifpt  Lieut.  James  L.  Steele,  March  21.  186.";. 
First  Lieut.  Jessi- Robinson,  R.  Q.M.,  Septcuibt-r  21,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  David  C.  Underwood,  October  26,  1865. 
Soennd  Lieut.  William  C"/i]>.-<.  March  31,  1863. 
Second  Lieut.  Jami-s  A.  Waymire,  Novembi-r  20.  1864. 
Assistant  Surgeon  David  H.  Holtcn,  March  31,  1863. 

mustered  out  on  cj-piration  of  term  of  service,  (3.) 
Major  Jacob  L.  Rinearson,  November  16,  1864. 
First  Lieut   .ToJm  T.  Apprrson,  April  4,  1865. 
Surt,' on  Willi  im  Jf.  fra(/.(«s,  December  27, 1864. 

Discharged,  (18.) 
Colonel  Reuben  F.  Jlaury,  July  18,  1865. 
Captain  William  J.  JIatthews,  October  23,  1865. 
Captain  Houry  C.  Small,  May  26,  li-'iie. 
Captain  John  M.  McCall,  July  26,  1866. 
Captain  William  Kelly,  July  28,  1866. 
Captain  Francis  B.  W"hite,  November  20,  1866. 
First  Lieut.  Seth  R.  Hammer,  R.  C.  S.,  August  28,  1855. 
First  Lieut.  William  M.  Hand,  May  26,  1866. 
First  Lieut.  Charles  Hobart,  July  25,  1866. 
First  Lieut.  Jnhn  F.  Noble,  October  20,  1866. 
First  Lieut.  Silas  Pepoon,  November  20,  1866. 
Second  Lieut.  Patrick  McGuire,  February  3,  1864.     (Re- 

commissioued  Second  Lieut.  March  28,  1864.) 
Second  Lieut.  James  L.  Cnrrv.  Julv  18,  18(i.i. 
Second  Lieut.  George  A.  Dichtl,  Jlay  26,  1866. 
Second  Lieut.  John  Bowen,  June  l(i,  1866. 
Second  Lieut,  Patrick  ilcGuire,  July  28,  1866. 
Second  Lieut.  Green  C.  Patton,  November  20,  1866. 
Surgeon  Edward  Storrer,  July  17,  1866. 

Died,  (1.) 

Second  Lieut.  Stephen  Walsou.  killed  inaction  at  Crooked 
River,  Oregon,  May  18,  1664. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each: 
"Harney  Lake  Valley,"  (Co,  D,)  mjs.sffl^',  E.  M.,  3,    "  Crook f.i>  Kivkr," /c/Wcrf,  O  1   E  M  2- 
wounded,  E.  M.,  5.     "JOHN  DAY'S  ]!ivi;r,"  no  loss.     "South  Fork  John  Day's  River  "  (G  ) 
jcawndet/,  E.  M.,  4.     "  J[alheur  River,"  (A  and  B,) /. ///cjZ,  E.  JL,  2.  ' 

Note.— The  roster  of  otificers  is  given  as  it  stood  ilay  26,  1866,  dab-  of  comnu'iicement  of  muster 
out.     All  casualties  are  given  in  the  list  of  casualties  up  to  muster  out  ot  the  last  officer. 


OREGON    INFANTRY. 


377 


FIRST  EEGIMENT. 
(This  regiment  was  organized  in  the  State 
of  Oregon  at  large  from  November  11, 
1864,  to  January  2,  1865,  to  serve  one 
and  three  years.  It  was  mustered  out 
of  service  by  companies  at  different 
dates  from  October  31,  1865,  to  July 
19,  1867.) 

Colonel. 

George  B.  Currey 24  June,  65 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

John  M.  Drake 7  July,   65 

Major. 

William  V.  RLnehart 24  June,  65 

Captains. 

Charles  Lafollett 15  Dec. ,   64 

Epbraim  Palmer. 26  Dec, 

Clark  P.  Crandall 27  Dec, 

William  S.  Powell 30  Dec, 

Ferdinand  0.  McCown 7  Jan.,    65 

Ebner  W.  Waters 18  Jan., 

Andrew  J.  Borland 17  Feb. , 

Loren  L.  Williams 17  Mar. , 

Franklin  B.  Sprague 4  Apr., 

AlphonBO  B.  Ingram 22  Juue, 

Fir.st  Lieutenants. 

William  J.  Shipley 15  Dec,   64 

CvrusH.  Walker 26  Dec, 

Thomas  H.  Reynolds 27  Dec, 

Samuel  F.  Kerns 30  Dec, 

Henry  Catley,  R.  q.  M 2  .Jan.,    65 

John  B.  Dimick 7  Jan., 

Darius B.  Randall 18  Jan., 

John  L.  Boone,  Adj't 23  Jan., 

William  M.  Rand 17  Feb., 

William  Grant 17  Mar., 

Harrison  B.  Oatmau 4  Apr., 

Byron  Barlow 22  June, 

Second  Lieutenants. 

William  R.  Dunbar 15  Dec,  64 

John  W.  CuUen '. 26  Dec, 

Charles  B.  Roland 27  Dec, 

Charles  H.  Hill 30  Dec , 

Joseph  M.  Gale 7  Jan.,    65 

James  A.  Balch 18  Jan., 

Daniel  W.  Applegate 17  Mar., 

I'eter  P.  Gates 3  Apr., 

Charles  N.  Chapman 4  Apr, , 

Albert  Applegate 22  June, 

Surgeon. 

Horace  Carpenter 21  Mar.,  65 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
Samuel  Whittemore 13  Mar.,    65 

Chaplain. 


Casualties. 


designed,  (3.) 

Captain  Alphonso  B.  Ingram,  March  6,  1856. 

First  Lieut.  William  Grant,  May  3,  18C6. 

Second  Lieut.  James  A.  Balch,  December  19,  1865. 

Discharged,  (.34.) 

Colonel  George  B.  Currey,  November  20,  186.5. 

Lieut.  Colonel  John  JI.  Drake,  December  2,  1865. 

Major  William  V.  Riuehart,  August  25,  1866. 

Captain  Clark  P.  Ci'andall,  October  31,  186.5. 

Captain  Ferdinand  O.  McCown,  November  22,  186.5. 

Captain  William  S.  Powell,  January  16,  1866. 

Captain  Andrew  J.  Borland,  April  15,  1866. 

Captain  Loren  L.  Williams,  June  19,  1866. 

Captain  Charles  Lafollett,  June  30,  1866. 

Captain  Ephraim  Palmer,  July  23,  1866, 

Captain  Ebner  W.  Waters,  July  30,  1866. 

Captain  Franklin  B.  Sprague,  July  19,  1867. 

First  Lieut.  Thomas  H.  Reynolds,  October  31,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  John  B.  Dimick,  November  22,  1865. 

First  Lieut.  Johu  L.  Boone,  Adj't,  November  30, 1865. 

First  Lieut.  Samuel  F.  Kerns,  Januarj--  16,  1866. 

First  Lieut.  Henry  Catley,  R.  Q.  M.,  February  9,  1866. 

Fir.st  Lieut.  William  M.  Rand,  April  1.5,  1866. 

First  Lieut.  Bvron  Barlow,  June  25,  1866. 

Fii-st  Lieut.  William  J.  Shipley,  Juue  30,  1866. 

First  Lieut.  Cyrus  H.  Walker,  July  23,  1866. 

First  Lieut.  Darius  B.  Randall,  July  30,  1666. 

First  Lieut.  Harrison  B.  Oatman,  July  19,  1867. 

Second  Lieut.  Charles  B.  Roland,  October  31,  1865. 

Second  Lieut.  Joseph  M.  Gale,  November  22,  1865. 

Second  Lieut.  Charles  H,  Hill,  January  16,  1866. 

Second  Lieut.  Peter  P.  Gates,  April  1.5,  1866. 

Second  Lieut.  Daniel  W.  Applegate,  April  19,  1866. 

Second  Lieut.  Albert  Applegate,  June  25,  1866. 

Second  Lieut.  William  R.  Dunbar,  June  30,  1866. 

Second  Lieut.  John  W.  Culleu,  July  23,  1866. 

Second  Lieut.  Charles  N.  Chapman,  Augiist  8,  1866. 

Surgeon  Plorace  Carpenter,  December  6,  186.5. 

Assistant  Surgeon  Samuel  Whittemore,  February  3,  1866. 


List  of  battles  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
"Harney  Lake  Valley,"  (Cos.  F  and  H,)  wounded,  E.  M.,  2. 

Note. — The  roster  of  officers  is  given  as  it  stood  October  31,  1865,  date  of  commencement  of  muster 
out.    All  casualties  are  given  in  the  list  of  casualties  up  to  muster  out  of  the  last  officer. 


378 


NEVADA  CAVALRY. 


FIKST  BATTALION. 

(This  battalion,  composed  of  six  com- 
panies, was  organized  at  Fort  Chur- 
cMl,  Nev.,  from  June  2-J,  1863,  to  April 
S,  lit'A,  to  serve  three  years.  It  wus 
mustered  out  of  service  as  follows : 
Companies  D  and  E  November  18, 
1865;  companies  A,  B,  and  C  July  12, 
and  company  F  July  21,  1866.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Milo  George 10  Jan.,    65 

Major. 
Noyes  Baldwin 21  Mar.,  65 

Captains. 

EliasB.  Zabriskie 9  Aug.,  63 

Robert  C.  Payne 7  Apr.,  64 

Almond  B.  Wells 1  Blay, 

John  H,  Dalton 31  M;iy, 

Joseph  H.  Mathewson 21  Mar.,  fi-^i 

Oscar  Jewett 1  Nov., 

First  Lieutenants. 

Leonard  J.  Whitney 17  Feb.,   64 

William  H.  Clark 17  Feb., 

Daniel  R.  Firman 28  June, 

James  A.  Wilkinson 30  June, 

Jamea  H.  Stewart 21  Mar.,  65 

Second  Lieutenant. 

Justin  Edwards 4  Apr.,   64 

John  Littlefield 7  Apr., 

Benjamin  F.  Logan 29  Apr., 

James  S.  Warren,  a.  w.  m. 

Assistant  Surgeon. 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (5.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Alfred  A.  0.  Williams,    (Brevet  Colonel 

March  13,  1865.)  December  21,  18ii4. 
Captain  Joseph  W.  Calder,  October  31,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Leonard  J.  Whi  ney,  May  2,  1866. 
Second  Lieut.  Henry  M.  Ellsworth,  July  27,  1865. 
Assistant  Surgeon  Walcott  Steel,  October  21,  1863. 

Discharged,  (17.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Milo  George,  November  21,  1865. 

Major  Noyes  Baldwin,  July  21,  1866. 

Captain  Almoud  B.  Wells,  November  18,  1865. 

Captain  Robert  C.  Payne,  November  l*',  1865. 

Captain  Elias  B.  Zabriskie,  July  5,  1866. 

Captaiu  Johu  H.  Dalton,  July  12.  18li6, 

Captain  Joseph  H.  Mathew.son,  July  12,  1866. 

Captain  Oscar  Jewett,  July  21,  1866. 

First  Lieut.  Willie  E.  Melville,  Batt.  Q.  3L,  September 

14,   18(34. 
F.r.st  Lieut.  William  H.  Clark,  November  18,  1865. 
I'ust  Lieut.  James  A.  Wilkinson,  November  21,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  James  H.  Stewart,  July  5,  1866. 
First  Lieut.  Daniul  K.  Firman,  July  12.  1866. 
Second  Lieut.  Justin  Edwards,  Noveiiiber  18,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  John  Littldield,  November  18,  1865. 
Second  Lieut.  Benjamin  F.  Logau,  June  16,  1866. 
Second  Lieut.  James  S.  Warren,  July  12,  186C. 

Dismissed,  (1.) 
Captain  Henry  C.  Johnson,  April  4, 1864. 

Deserted,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut.  Joel  Wolverton,  November  10, 1865. 


List  of  battles,  itc. ,  in  which  this  battalion  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 

"PYRAMID  Lake,"  (Co.  D,>  wounded,  E.  M.,  1.     "Table  Mountain,"  (D,)  killed,  E.  M.,  2; 
wounded,  E.  M.,  1. 

Note.— The  roster  of  officers  Is  given  as  it  stood  November  18,  l-:65,  date  of  commencement  of 
muster  out.     AU  casualties  ai-e  given  in  the  list  of  casualties  up  to  muster  out  of  the  last  officer. 


NEVADA    INFANTRY. 


379 


FIRST  BATTALION. 

(This  battalion,  composed  of  three  com- 
panies, was  organized  at  Fort  Churchill, 
Nev.,  from  December  24,  1863,  to  June 
25,  1864,  to  serve  three  years.  It  was 
mustered  out  of  service  as  follows: 
Company  A  December  22,  company  B 
December  15,  and  company  C  Decem- 
ber 23,  1865.) 

Captains. 

*  George  A .  Thurston 28  June,  64 

t  John  G.  Kelley 28  June, 

*  William  Wallace 1  Feb.,   65 

First  Lieutenants. 

*  William  G.  Seamands 28  June,  64 

t Daniel  Vanderhoof 29  Jan.,    65 

+  Daniel  H.  Pine 16  Sept., 

Second  Lieutenants. 

•JohnU.  ToUes 28  June,  64 

t  David  Love 10  May,    65 

I  Garrit  J.  Lansing 15  May, 

Assistara  Surgeon. 


Casualties. 


Resigned,  (3.) 


Captain  Malachi  R.  Hassett,  January  18,  1865. 
First  Lieut.  Andrew  J.  Close,  June  25,  1365. 
Second  Lieut.  Henry  K.  Wicks,  April  30,  1865. 


*  Discharged  December  15.  1865.  t  Discharged  December  23,  1 865. 

X  Discharged  December  22,  1865. 


A.FI>EI^DIX. 


PART    VII. 


In  additiott  to  the  regiments  and  companies  given  in  the  body  of  tliii,  'Registtsr,  the  following 
organizations,  whose  terms  of  service  were  less  than  nine  monthb,  have  been  in  the  service  of  the 
United  States  since  March,  1861. 


MISSOURI    CAVALRY. 


!S3 


COMPAXY  A. 

(ATTACHFTi  TO  THE  FIRST  REGTMENT  U.  ».  R.  0.) 

(This  c.^iiipniiy  was  orfauizef^  ;\i  St.  Loui;;,  Mo., 
Msv  16.  l^^ll.  to  serve  tliree  moutb<.  It  was 
mustered  out  Angusi  '-(\  Ijiil,  by  reason  ol'  ex- 
piration of  term  of  M-rvieo.) 

Captain, 
Jacob  Melter 16  May,   61 

First  Licutctiant. 
JohnTraber 16  May,   61 

Sccovd  Licutinaiit. 
Charles  'SVegmann,  a.  i.-.  hi. 


Casualties. 

fiai.  a.) 

Sttond  Lieut.  Anthony  Ja-rer,  killed  in  action  at 
Mariinsburg,  Mo.,  July  Is.   l~ol. 


List  of  battUs  in  wbiob  tbjs  company  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
'■MARTtSSi5rRG,"  4;i''ti.  O..  1  ;  tcou7idcii.  E.  M.,  1. 


384 


MISSOURI    LIGHT    ARTILLERY 


BACKOF'S  BATTALION. 

(This  battalion,  compoecd  of  three  companic-fl, 
was  organized  at  St.  Louis,  :Mo.,  from  April  Oi 
to  May  18,  18(31,  toaurve  tlirue  months.  It  was 
mustered  out  by  detacliments  at  ditfereiit  dates 
from  August  l'.i  to  Septeminr-l,  18(il,  by  reason 
of  expiration  of  term  of  .-ervice.) 

Major, 
*PrankBackof IB  May,    CI 

Captnins. 

Christi.in  Essif? -'-  Apr.,   61 

Theodore  Will^iiis    I!-'  May, 

John  A.  Neust.iedter 18  .'il.iy, 

First  Lieutenants. 

Theodore  .Schrickel i!J  Apr.,  61 

Edward  .Schutzeubacb ii  Apr. , 

Giistavus  A.  Sljatfer 18  .May, 

Edward  Brotzaiaun 18  -May, 

Hermanu  Ludwig 18  May, 

Charles  Maun,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Joseph  Hanger 22  Apr.,  61 

Max  Tosk,  Bait.  Q.  ]SI 18  May, 

G-eorge  Krumsick,  a.  w.  m. 

Assistant  .Surgeon. 
JohnB.  Reder 18  Jlay,    61 


Casualtiks. 

Transferred,  (I.) 

First  Lieut.  Alexander  S.  Thurneck,  July  12, 
1861,  to  Buel's  independent  battery,  Missouri 
light  artillery,  now  battery  I,  (second,)  1st  regi- 
ment Missouri  light  artillery. 


List  of  battles  in  which  this  battalion  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each : 
"CaIITHAGE,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  3.     "  WlT.S0.s''b  CREKK,"  killed,  E.  M.,  3;  wounded,  0.  1,  B.  M.  5; 
missing,  O.  2,  E.  M.  1). 

*  Recommissioned  as  Captain  company  A,   Schofield's  light  artillery,  now  battery  L,  (second,)  Ist 

regiment  Missouri  light  artiUery. 


MISSOURI   INFANTRY. 


385 


a  FIRST  REaiMENT. 

(This  regiment,  composed  of  twelve  companies, 
two  of  -(vhicli  were  known  as  A  and  B,  ritle 
battalion,  was  organized  at  St.  Louin,  JIo.,  in 
April  and  Hay,  1861,  to  serve  three  montliH. 
Company  A,  of  the  rifle  battalion,  watt  mus- 
tered nut  August  2,  1861,  and  company  B  July 
31,  1861,  by  reason  of  expiration  of  term  of 
service.  The  other  companies  were  reorgan- 
ized June  10,  1861,  for  three  years'  service,  nod 
the  designation  of  the  regiment  changed  to  the 
let  regiment  Jlissouri  light  artillery  Septem- 
ber 1,  1861.) 

Colonel. 
-Frank  P.  Blair,  jr 26  Apr.,  61 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
*GeorgeL.  Andrews 26  Apr.,  61 

Major. 
*John  M.  Schofield,  Mi.  Ip.,  B.  a.  ..26  Apr.,   61 

Captains. 

*6eorge  H.  Stone  .» 22  Apr.,  61 

*Thomas  D.  Maurice 23  Apr., 

*John  S.  Cavender 23  Apr., 

*Theodore  Yates 25  Apr., 

tCharles  W.  Anderson 29  Apr., 

JLadislaus  E.  Kouiuszeski 8  May, 

*Madison  Miller 9  May, 

♦Patrick  E.  Burke 18  May, 

§Jobn  McFall,  a.  w.  n. 
♦William  Fuchs,  n.  w.  m. 
*Carey  Gratz,  a.  to,  m. 

First  Lieutenants, 

*William  A.  Gordon 22  Apr.,  61 

*G.  A.  Finkelnburg 22  Apr., 

^William  .S.  Stenart 22  Apr,, 

♦Benjamin  Tannrath 23  Apr., 

♦Francis  H.  Manter 25- Apr., 

♦Stillraan  O.  Fish 29  Apr., 

♦David  Murphy 8  May, 

♦Frank  A.  Hnward 9  May, 

♦Henry  Hescock,  Adj't,  a.  w.  m. 
♦Herbert  M.  Draper,  7i!.  Q.  M.,  a.  w.  m. 
♦Frederick  Welk<-r,  n.  w.  m. 
JJohu  P.  Hibler,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

♦JohnH.  Tiemevir 22  Apr.,   61 

{William  D.  Bo«.u 23  Apr., 

♦John  L.  Mattbaii 23  Apr., 

♦FultOB  H.  Johnston 29  Apr., 

♦J,  W.  McMurray 9  May, 

♦James  Murr 9  May, 

^Edward  Madison 18  May, 

♦Ernest  \V.  Decker,  a.  to.  m. 
♦George  Meyers,  n.  w.  m. 
'Thomas  Hyne>;,  a.  w.  m. 
♦Andrew  JI.  Brown,  a.  w.  m. 
♦Charles  .S.  Sheldon,  a.  w.  m. 

*  Transferred  to  1  -t  regiment  MisBouri  infantry,  (3-years.) 
t  Resigned  June  12,  1861. 

25  g 


b  FIRST  REGIMENT. 

(U.  S.  RESERVE  CORPS.) 
(This  regiment,  composed  of  twelve  companies, 
was  organized  at  ,St.  Louis,  Mo.,  May  T,  l-bl, 
to  serve  three  months.  It  was  mustered  out 
August  20,  1861,  by  reason  of  expiration  of 
term  of  service.) 

Colonel. 
Henry  Almstedt 7  May,    61 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Robert  J.  Rombauer 7  May,    61 

Major. 
Philip  J.  Brimmer 7  May,   61 

Captains. 

Jacob  Horn 7  May,   61 

Roderick  E.  Rombauer 7  May, 

Theodore  Hildenbrandt 7  May, 

Leonard  Weindel 7  May, 

George  Rothweiler 7  Blay , 

William  Balz 7  Jlay, 

Charles  Hartig 7  .Alay, 

Joseph  Schubert 7  May, 

Herman  T.  Hesse 7  May, 

William  Hahn 7  May, 

William  Roterraann 7  May, 

Augustus  Eichele,  a.  w.  m. 

First  Lieutenants. 

Theobald  Eckerle 7  May,    61 

Joseph  F.  Vodwarka 7  May, 

Frederic  W.  Hewkels 7  May, 

Lorenz  I^eibermaiin 7  May, 

George  Reinhardt 7  May, 

A.  P.  Roetter 7  May, 

Caspar  Koehler 7  Jlay, 

Clemens  Gutgesell 7  May, 

Jacob  Bischotf 7  May, 

Henry  Debus,  a.  w.  in. 
Charles  B.  Gntjahr,  a.  w.  m. 
Emil  Mark,  a.  le.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

William  Waldschmidt,  Adft 7  May,   61 

August  Leuflsler,  R,  Q.  M 7  May, 

Isaac  Baer 7  Jlay, 

George  Ost 7  Jlay, 

Peter  Schardin 7  Jlay, 

Gustave  Garrell 7  Jlay, 

Jacob  Reinhardt 7  Jlay, 

Frederick  Krenning 7  May, 

Joseph  Witzel,  a.  w.  m. 

Hermann  Lauteuschlaeger,  a,  w.  m. 

George  Clemens,  a.  w.  m. 

Surgeon. 
EmilSeeman 7  May,   61 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
JohnHeimbach 7  Jlay,   61 


Chaplain. 


{Mustered  out  August  2,  1861. 
§  Mustered  out  July  31,  1861. 


386 


MISSOURI    INFANTRY. 


Surgeon. 

Casualties. 

Florence  M.  Comyu 

..26  Apr. 

61 

Trnuffirral,  (1.) 

Asshlaiit  Sio-ffcons. 

tWilliam  Simou 

'Edward  L,  Fechnn,  a.  w.  m. 

-.26  Apr., 

61 

Fii-fif,  Lient.  JoHPph  M.  Elm.  r,  July  24, 
15th  rogiiuout  MibBOuri  iufiiutry. 

Uesigncd,  (1.) 

186J,  to 

Chaijlain. 

Second  Lieut.  Ferdinnnd  Simon,  May  29, 

Discharged,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  Rudolph  Klein,  Juno  6,  1861. 

1861. 

Casualties. 

Dud,  (1.) 

Transferred,  (2.) 

Captain  I{ol)Pit  B.  Beck,  Juuo  10,  1861,  to  Cth 
ri'giment  Jli«>ouri  infmitry,  (3-iuouth8.) 

Fii-Bt  Lieut,  Alouzo  W.  Webber,  June  10,  IRfil, 
to  5th  regiment  MisBOuri  infantry,  (3-months.) 

Resigned,  (o. ) 

Captain  Walter  C.  Gaiitt,  May  I.'),  1861. 
Captain  Wiu-reu  L,  Lothrop,  B.  3.,  Jlay  25,  1861. 
Flr^t  Lieut.  Luke  F.  Maxou,  June  2,  Ib'iU. 
.Sfei.nil  Lieut.  John  D.  Baldwin,  Jlay  15.  1861. 
Neeond  Lieut.  Hugo  Liolliuer,  May  31,  1861. 

Missing,  (2.) 

Captain  Charles  E.  Laucaster,  since  Jnno3,  1861. 
Second  Lieut.  Ferdinand  Wilkeo,  bIuco  Way  30, 
1861. 


Second  Lieut.   George   Danner,    July  31,    1861. 
I'rom  the  efFect«  of  sunstroke. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  these  regiments  participated,  showing  l.iss  r.'ported  in  each: 
n  "WlI.soN'.s  CRKKK,"  killed,  E.  M.,  5;   wounded,  E.  M.,  6;   missing,  E.  M.,  1. 
h  "Camp  Jackson,"  no  loss. 

Transferred  to  1st  regiment  Missouri  infantry,  {3-yoara.)         t  Resiigned  June  11,  1861. 


MISSOURI    INFANTRY. 


rv  Q  ^ 
00   1 


a  SECOND  REGIMENT. 

(Tliis  regiment  was  ovgauizi'd  at  St.  Louis,  JIo., 
from  April  OO  to  Jlay  14,  1861,  to  seivo  throe 
mouths.  It  was  mustiTLMl  oiu  July  30  ami  31, 
1861,  by  reason  of  cxpiratiou  of  term  of  sfrvicL.) 

Colond. 
Henry  Boornstcin 14  Jlay,   61 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Frederick  Shaefur 14  May,   61 

Ilia j  or. 
Bernard  Laibold 14  May,   61 

Captains. 

Angfust  S.  Boernstcin 02  Apr.,  61 

Gforge  Wockhi-rlin v!.)  Apr., 

Tlieodor^  Ti aucruicht il3  .\pr., 

Ein<r  rfaff -S.i  Apr. , 

Euiil  Robhau - 27  Apr. , 

Benedict  Schultz 30  Apr., 

Otto  Stelzleny ]  .May, 

Hfurj'  Laudfricd 4  Jlay, 

Johu  Jeekliu 4  Jlay, 

First  Lieutenants. 

Julius  Windsbeckur,  .-lil/'t '20  Apr.,  CI 

Philipp  W.  Schmitt.  R.  q.  M. 20  Apr., 

Cou^t.  Von  Haesihr O.i  Apr., 

Gustav  Boeru'itoin 23  Apr., 

Fred'  k  William  We  bcr      03  A  pr. , 

Jacob  Struub 27  A  pr. , 

riiMiry  Kluuk 30  Apr., 

Erich  llojipe 1  May, 

Philip  Wild 4  May, 

Uh'ich  !Sch«ordeuer,  a.  w.  vi. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Francis  Ehrlcr 22  Apr.,  61 

Theodore  Weller    03  Apr., 

Clemens  Laod^'raebcr O'i  Apr., 

Gustavus  Liulielniauu 07  Apr., 

Christian  Burkhard 30  Apr., 

Nicolaus  Kroiw   1  Jlay, 

Charles  Muelh  r 4  May, 

Johu  B.  HubiT,  a.  w.  m. 
Hermann  Hartmanu,  a.  w.  m. 

!Siirx^inn. 
Ernst  Schmidt 14  May,    61 

Assis'ant  Surgeon. 
Chai'lesCook 14  May,    61 

Chaplain, 


Casualties, 

Missing,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut.  Louis  Lang,  since  April  03,  3861. 


SECOND  ri:i;imi:nt. 

(U.  S.  HESEUVK  COlirs.) 

(This  rcKiment  was  ovcauized  at  .'-;t.  Louis  Mo., 
Jlay  7,  1861.  to  mtvo  three  uionlhs.  It  wa- 
rausti'ivd  out  Au8'M^t  16,  iMil,  by  rua^ou  of 
expirutiou  of  term  of  .■service.) 

Colonel. 
Herman  Kallmann 7  May,    Gl 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
John  T.  Fiala 7  May,   61 

Major. 
Julius  Rapp 7  May,    61 

Captains. 

Bernhard  Essroger 7  Ma}',    61 

Edmuud  Wuerpol 7  Jlav, 

F.  JI.  Wotke 7  Jlav, 

Feli.x  Laeis 7  May, 

Theodore  Boethelt 7  Jtay, 

Hermann  Zakrzewski 7  Jlay, 

C.  Goerisch 7  Jlay, 

J.icob  Riseok 7  May, 

John  J.  Witzig 7  May, 

First  Lieutenants. 

Anthony  Zeitiuger,  ^4rf/'< 7  Jlay,    61 

Charles  W.  Gottschalk,  R.  Q.  M 7  JI;iy, 

Hermann  Block 7  Jl;iy, 

Joseph  (Terwiuer 7  .May, 

Fred.  Mueller 7  Jl„y , 

Bernhard  Kleiu 7  Jlay, 

Christian  Pliiescr 1  Jlay, 

Alex.  Windmueller 7  Jlay, 

Gerliard  Beusberg 7  May, 

Charles  Hoppo 7  Jl.iy, 

Johu  lluedi 7  Jl.iy, 

Joseph  Smith 7  May, 

S'Cond  Litulftianls. 

Leonhnrd  Zwanziger 7  May,    111 

Franz  .Sibnidler :  7  Mav, 

Fred.  Cratz 7  Mav, 

F.rd.  Gottschalk 7  Jl.iv, 

Philipp  Jlicliol 7  JIaV. 

Auth.iny  Oeln'sky 7  Jlay, 

Hermaun  JIoU 7  .May, 

John  Heusaek 7  May, 

August  Frohaboefer 7  Jlay, 

Julos  Aval 7  Jlay. 

Surgeon. 
F.  C.  Cast elhun 7  Jlay,    6 1 

Assistant  Surgeon. 

Charles  Spinzig 7  May,    61 

Chaplaij.. 


Casualttes. 

Died,  (1.) 

Captain  Hermaun  Schnn-ihr,  August 
disease,  at  St.  Louis.  Jin. 


1861,  of 


List  of  battles,  iVe.,  in  wbicli  this  regiment  participated,  showiug  loss  reported  in  each  : 
n  "ilKXlCO.-'  icn„ndid.   E.   Jl.,   0.      "  BOO.NVILLE,"  A-i/^ed,  E.  M.,  1.      "  WlL#;>XS  CKEEK,"  killed, 
E.  J[.,  0;   wounded,  E.  M.,  04. 


388 


MISSOURI   INFANTRY. 


a  THIRD  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment,  composed  of  twelve  companies, 
t'.vo  of  Avlilch  •n-cre  known  as  A  aud  B,  rifle 
battalion,  was  organized  at  St.  Louis,  Mo., 
from  April  i'i  to  ,AIay  19,  lc!ti],  to  serve  three 
months.  It  was  unistered  out  by  companies  at 
different  dates  from  July  01  to  ,SeptemlMr  4, 
1861,  by  reason  of  expiration  of  term  of  service.) 

Colonel. 
Franz  Sigel 4  May,    61 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Anselm  Albert 24  July,   61 

Major. 
Henry  Blschoff 4  May,   61 

Captains. 

Joseph  Conrad 22  Apr.,  61 

John  E.  Strodtmann 27  Apr., 

Adolph  Dengler 28  Apr., 

Joseph  ludest 2  May, 

Jacob  Hartmann 4  May, 

John  F.  Cramer 7  May, 

Henry  Zeis 7  May, 

Augustus  Hackman 9  May, 

Theodore  Meumanu 19  May, 

Hugo  GoUmer,  a.  w.  m. 
(>eorge  G.  Friedleiu,  a.  w.  m. 

First  Lieutenants. 

■William  Mittraann 22  Apr.,   61 

Augustus  H.  Puten 27  Apr., 

Charles  Hoenny 28  Apr., 

August  W.  Busche 2  Jlay, 

Gustavus  Heinrichs,  Adj't 4  May, 

Henry  Bischoflf 4  May, 

M^illiam  Osterhorn _ 7  May, 

Joseph  Fries 7  May, 

Leopold  Helmle 8  May, 

Lieberath  Donner 9  May, 

Hermann  Klostermann 16  INIay, 

Theodore  Heucke 19  May, 

George  Marshall,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

George  Damde 22  Apr.,  61 

Charles  Schuertf 27  Apr., 

Sebastian  Engert,  R.  Q.  M 4  May, 

Ciriacus  Heckeulouer 4  May, 

Charles  Wuostuey 7  May, 

Peter  Steven 7  May, 

William  Roemer 8  Slay, 

Stephen  Jchle 9  May, 

Joseph  Priesner 16  May, 

George  Schuster 25  May, 

JohnKaegi 12  Aug., 

Sjirffeon. 
Ferdinand  Haeusaler 4  May,    61 

Assista?it  Surgeon. 
Charles  Ludwig 4  May,    61 

Chaplain. 


b  THIRD  REGIMENT. 

(U.  s.  KESKRVE   CORPS.) 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  St.  Louis,  Mo., 
May  8,  1861,  to  servo  ouo  hundred  days.    It 

was  mustered  out  Au.L,'U.-t  17  and  IH,  1661,  by 
reason  of  expiration  of  term  of  uervice.) 

Colonel. 

John  McNeil 8  May,   6^ 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

Charles  A.  Fritz 8  May,   61 

Major. 

Calvin  W.  Marsh 8  May,   61 

Captains.  , 

Charles  W^  Smith 8  May,   61 

Tony  Niederwie-ier 8  May, 

Merritt  W.  Griswold 8  May, 

William  A.  Heriuembourg 8  May, 

Philipp  T.  Weigel 8  May, 

George  Domnick 8  May, 

Heury  Li.^eher 8  May, 

Robert  Hundhausen 8  May, 

George  A.  Rowley 8  Jlay, 

Charles  Albert  W^aruer 8  May, 

First  Lieutenants. 

George  E.  Leightou,  R.  Q.  M 8  May,   61 

William  Arthur,  R.  C.  S 8  May, 

Frederick  Leser 8  May, 

Henry  P.  Fabricius 8  May, 

William  M.  Wherry 8  jfay, 

Felix  Caste 8  May, 

John  C.  Blech 8  May, 

Charles  Moeller 8  May, 

Theodore  Kalb 8  May, 

Louis  Duestrow 8  May, 

Edward  J.  Clark 8  May, 

George  Adler 8  May, 

Second  LieiUenants. 

Fr.'derick  Holht 8  May,   61 

■William  Hirt 8  May, 

Charles  P.  Johnson 8  May, 

Carl  R.  Fritsch 8  May, 

Max  Korner 8  May, 

Samuel  P.  Simpson 8  May, 

Adolph  Knipper 8  May, 

J.  Ci>urad  Meyer 8  May, 

Paul  Hirth 8  May, 

Surgeon. 

Ellery  P.  Smith 8  May,   61 

Assistant  Surgeon. 

Edmund  Boerner 8  May,   61 

Chaplain. 


MISSOURI    INFANTRY. 


389 


Casualties. 

Resigned,  (2.) 
Captain  Carl  H.  Mannhardt,  June  12,  1861. 
Second  Lieut.  Edward  Krebs,  July  28,  1861. 

Discharged,  (1.) 

Lieut.  Colonel  Francis  Hassendeubel,  July  15, 
1861. 

Died,  (2.) 

Captain  Constantin  Blaudoweky,  May  25,  1861,  of 

wounds  received  in  action.  ' 

Second  Lieut.  John  F.  Hohlfeld,  August  15,  1861, 

of  wounds  received  in  action. 


Casualties. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  these  regiments  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each: 

a  "Camp  Jackson,"  wounded,  O.  1,  E.  M.  4.  "Carthage,"  killed,  E.  M.,  5;  wounded,  E.  51. 
13;  missing,  E.  M.,  14.  "DUG  SPKING,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1 ;  wounded, i:,.  M.,  2.  "WILSON'S  CREEK,' 
killed,  E.  M.,  3;  wounded,  O.  2,  E.  M.  18;  missing,  E.  M.,  51. 

6  "Camp  Jackson,"  no  loss.    "Fulton,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  10. 


590 


MISSOURI    INFANTRY. 


a  FOURTH  REGIMENT. 

{Tliiii  regimeut,  composed  of  twelve  conipnuii''^, 
rwo  of  ivhich  Tv-i-re  known  nn  L  and  M,  I'itte 
battalion,  was  organized  at  St.  Lnuis,  ?lo., 
tiom  April  24  to  May  "Jll,  IHUI,  to  Hi-i've  three 
laontlis.  It  was  inustered  out  at  St.  Louis,  Mo., 
July  .31  and  August  1  aud  2,  1861,  by  reason  of 
expiratiou  of  term  of  service.) 

Colonel. 
Nicholas  Schittner 5  May,   61 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

Adam  Hammer 5  May,   61 

Mnjor. 

Frederick  Niegemaun 5  May,    61 

Captains. 

George  Dahmer 24  Apr.,   CI 

George  Riemaun 24  Apr., 

Friederich '^chiiddig 2t  Apr., 

Cieorge  Hasfurther 24  Apr., 

George  Berg 29  Apr., 

Theodore  Fischbach 1  I^Iay, 

Philipp  Frank 1  May, 

(Jhariehi  Deujuy 2  May, 

John  Weber '-'  Jlay, 

Louis  Rohrcr 9  May, 

Louis  B.  Hubbell .2il  May, 

Robert  JM.  Hauey -.20  May, 

First  Lieutenants. 

Jacob  Kiburz 24  Apr.,  61 

Louis  Hulfstetter 24  Apr., 

Ferdinand  Schilddig 24  Apr., 

Johu  D.  Jost 24  A])!., 

Jol)u  Mockenhaupt 29  Apr., 

Iguatz  Radlitzka 1  May, 

Jcdiu  Joseph  Petri 1  Slay, 

Cliai'les  Rutishauseu 2  May, 

Fraok  Roruer 2  May, 

Siegmund  HomburLT,  Ac/ft .'i  May, 

Cliristoph  Grisou,  IL  Q.  M. 5  May, 

George  (ilasener 9  Jlav, 

Charles  H.  Warrens 20  ."May, 

Ferdinand  Wagenfuhr 20  May, 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Frank  Guide 24  Apr.,  61 

(.■'■nrad  Grenzebach 24  Apr.,    - 

Anthony  Wald 24  Apr., 

Jolm  Riser 24  Apr., 

Edward  Koenig 29  Apr., 

John  Wildbcrger 1  May, 

Francis  Jacob  Botz 1  May, 

William  P.  Faust 2  May, 

Charles  Kull 2  May, 

Eniil  Luedeke Sj  May, 

AVilliara  P.  Cously 20  May, 

Frederick  W.  Von  Bodungou 20  May, 

Surgeon. 
Charles  G.  L.  Beck 5  May,   CI 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
AdolphRoesch 5  May,   61 

Cliaplai7i. 


FOURTH  REGIMENT. 
(U.   s..   Ki:3ERVK  COUPS.) 

(This  regiment,  e'luipused  of  t^Vl■lve  companies, 
two  ot  which  %vire  known  as  L  and  M,  rifle 
battalion,  was  organized  at  St.  Louis,  Mo., 
May  8,  IS'61,  to  .Terve  three  months.  It  was 
mustered  out  August  17,  19,  aud  20,  1861,  by 
reason  of  expiration  of  term  of  service.) 

Colonel. 
B.  Grutz  Brown 8  May,   61 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Rudolph  Wesseling 8  May,   61 

Major. 
Samuel  B.  Shaw 8  May,   61 

Captains. 

Ale.\-.  G.  Heiiueiubourg 8  May,    61 

John  F.  W.  lieliiK-r S  May, 

Louii-  Schneider 8  May, 

Charles  Zimmer H  Mav, 

Peter  Helle 8  May, 

John  H.  Dierker 8  .May, 

William  Heyl K  .May, 

William  C.  Jones t'  May, 

Louis  Loi IS f  May, 

James  C  Campbell 8  Jlay, 

Julius  Glade 24  Juue, 

Fiist  Lieutenants. 

George  Kaufljold,  .14/7 8  May,   61 

John  0.  Vogel,  R.  Q.  M 8  May, 

Louis  .Scliiiell 8  May, 

Juiiurc  W.  Koch 8  May, 

Chiintoi>a  Weukel 8  i\Iay, 

John  iSchenkel , 8  May, 

Valentine  Merzweiler 8  May, 

Caspar  Kopp 8  Jlay, 

Bemhard  Loebleiu 8  May, 

Ji'hn  W.  Stephens 8  May, 

Charles  Quernarj' 8  Mav, 

William  C.  Wdson 8  May, 

Edward  Schulz 24  June, 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Georgo  Calvert 8  May,   61 

Charles  Schnell 8  May, 

Louis  Reichholdt 8  May, 

Johu  A.  Bremser 8  May, 

John  H.  Obermueller 8  M.iy, 

Charles  F.  KuoU 8  May, 

Jlontague  S.  Hasie 8  May, 

John  M.  Renter 8  Jlay, 

Johu  H.  Holman 8  May, 

Henry  Kleeraan 8  May, 

Christian  Heilweek 8  .May, 

James  Abererombie 8  May, 

Surgeon. 
Jacques  Ravold 8  May,    61 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
William  H.  Koch,  a.  w.  m. 

Chaplain. 


MISSOURI   INFANTRY. 


391 


Casualties. 


Casualties. 

Promoted,  (1.) 

Captain  Charles  E.   Adams,  August  9,  1861,  to 
Major  Engineer  Eegiment  of  the  Went. 


Discharged,  (1.) 
Captain  Charlee  Osburg,  June  Or; 


1-01. 


List  of  battles  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  Bhowing  loss  reported  in  each : 
a  "Camp  Jackson,"  no  loss. 


392 


MISSOURI   INFANTRY. 


rt  FIFTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  St.  Louis,  Mo., 
during  the  month  of  May,  1861,  to  serve  three 
moiitli;..  It  was  mustered  out  at  different  diiteK 
from  August  12  to  27,  1861,  by  reason  of  expira- 
tion of  term  of  service.) 

Cohnel. 


b  FIFTH  REGIMENT. 

(U.  s.  HE.SEKVK  CORPS.) 

(Thin  regiment  was  organized  at  St.  Louin,  Mo., 
May  11,  1861,  to  serve  three  mouths.  It  was 
mustered  out  August  131,  1861,  by  reason  of  ex- 
piration of  term  of  service.) 

Colonel. 


Charles  E.  Salomon 18  May,   61  '  Charles  G.  Stifel 11  May,   61 

Lieutenant  Colonel.                                                        fjeutenant  Colonel. 
Christian  D.  Wolff 18  May,   61  ,  Robert  White 11  May,   61 

i 
Major.  !  Major. 

Feidiuand  W.  Cronenbold 18  May,    61     John  J.  Fisher 11  May,   61 


Captains. 

Roberts.  Beck 23  Apr.,   61 

Alfred  Arnaud 13  May, 

Charle-i  Mehl 1«  May, 

Frederick  Salomon 19  May, 

Louis  Gottschalk 20  May, 

Charles  E.  Stark 20  May, 

Charles  P.  Jleissner 20  May, 

Samuel  A.  Flagg 22  May, 

William  J.  Chester 6  June, 

Charles  Stephaui 10  June, 

First  Lieutenants. 

Rudolph  Schneider 13  May,   61 

Joseph  Ballhouse 16  May, 

Alonzo  W.  Webber 18  May, 

Joseph  Nemett,  Adft 18  May, 

Bi-riihard  Miessner,  R.  Q.  M 18  May, 

Gustav  Geebald 18  May, 

Emil  Wachter 20  May, 

Adam  G.  Bauer 20  May, 

William  KosHaek 20  Ma}', 

Williams.  Boyd 22  May, 

John  Coleman 6  June, 

Nicholas  Fuester 13  June, 

Second  Lieutenants. 

George  P.  Covert 9  May,    61 

Emil  Thomas 13  May, 

Julius  Nehrig 16  May, 

Christoph  Stcirk 18  May, 

William  Bang 20  May, 

Ji>seph  Spiegelhalter 20  May, 

Otto  Venn 20  May, 

William  H.  Thompson 22  May, 

Samuel  Morris 6  Juno, 

Charles  Weiss 13  July, 


Captains. 

Ernst  H.  Steinmann 11  May,    61 

Julius  Krusch 11  May, 

Augustus  Thorwald 11  May, 

William  S.  Herd 11  May, 

Frederick  Wedekind 11  May, 

John  N.  Herder 11  May, 

William  Lorbe 11  May, 

Charles  F.  Koch... 11  May, 

Charles  Sehoenbeck 11  May, 

James  B.  Taunehill 11  May, 

First  Lieutenants. 

John  K.  Cummings,  Adft 11  May,   61 

Henry  Wilckie 11  May, 

George  Dieterick 11  May, 

Joseph  Tallman 11  May, 

John  Gusberler 11  May, 

Frederick  Kreuter 11  May, 

Henry  Mester 11  May, 

Gustuvus  Kuoch 11  May, 

Charles  Beck 11  May, 

Nicholas  F.  AVolff 11  May, 

John  B.  Mears,  R.  Q.  M 11  May, 

Hermann  Schuh 1  July, 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Otto  Grassmer 11  May,   61 

Frederick  Forthman 11  May, 

Frederick  Barth 11  May, 

Frideric  Leubberiug 11  May, 

Conrad  Miller 11  May, 

Philip  H.  Rieger 11  May, 

John  B.  Strauch 13  May, 

Bernhard  Weingartner 1  July, 

William  S.  Robinson 1  July, 

Frederick  Pollmann 22  July, 


Surgeon.  Surgnn. 

Edward  C.  Franklin .18  May,   61  |  Adalbert  Gem  mer 11  May,   61 

Assistant  Surgeon. 


Samuel  H.  Melcher,  a.  w.  m. 
Chaplain. 


Assistant  Surgeon. 
William  Drecksler 11  May,   61 

Chaplain. 
Rudolph  Doehn 11  May,   61 


MISSOURI    INFANTRY. 


393 


Casualties. 

Transferred,  (6.) 

Captain  William  J.  Hawkius,  Jxine  4,  1861,  to 

7th  regiment  Jlissouii  infantry. 
Captain  Henry  Eichardson,  Jupe  8,  1861,  to  let 

regiment  Missouri  infantry. 
Captain  Nelson  Cole,  Jum-  10,  1861,  to  1st  regi- 

ment  Mist^ouri  iufuntry. 
First  Li<-ut.  Frederick  E.  Schreiner,  June  13, 1861, 

to  3d  regiment  Missouri  infantry. 
First  Lieut.  Joseph  Poust,  June  10,  1861,  to  Ist 

regiment  Missouri  infantry. 
Second  Lieut.  Monroe  Harrison,  June  4,  1861,  to 

7th  regiment  Missouri  infantry. 


Casualties. 

Resigned,  (3.) 

First  Lieut.  Frank  Lohmaiin.  June  .'K),  1861. 
Second  Lieut.  Richard  Branch,  June  15,  1861. 
Second  Lieut.  Henry  Bohle,  July  16,  1861. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  Ts-hich  these  regiments  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 

a  "Dry  Fork  Creek,"  killed,  E.  M.,  4;  wounded,  E.  M.,  4.    "Wilson's  Creek,"  killed,  E.  M. 


7;  wounded,  E.  M.,  8;  missing,  E.  M.,  21. 

J  "Blue  Mills,"  killed,  E.  M.,  1;   wounded,  E,  M-,  13. 
wounded,  E.  M.,  7. 


'Briv:s%YICK,"  killed,  E.   M,.  1; 


394 


MISSOURI    INFANTRY. 


a  FORTY-SIXTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organi/.eii  rit  SpriTigfield,  Mo., 
diu'iug  the  months  of  Augu-it,  .Si-ptimber,  miii 
Ni'Vi-mber,  1S(>-1,  to  .serve  six  iiioiifhs,  It  waa 
mustered  out  by  corapauie.s  at  different  dales 
from  .March  6  to  May  00.  Ic'l'i.j,  by  reason  of 
expiration  of  term  of  service.) 

Colonel. 
Robert  H.  Pyan 14  Nov.,  64 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Thomaa  A.  Reed 2fi  Sept.,  64 

Major, 
Thomas  K.Paul 5  Dec,   64 

Captains. 

Robert  J.  MeElhany 16  Sept.,  64 

Ezekiel  D.  Brown 16  .Sept., 

Moses  L.  Alsup 16  .Sept., 

J.  T.  Hubbard 17  Sept., 

William  B.  Allen 17  Sept., 

Isaac  P.  Julian 26  .Sept., 

William  Brixey I.t  Nov., 

William  J.  Piland 25  Nov., 

Henry  Sullivan •i.'i  Nov., 

David  C.  Ruff... 2  Dec, 

First  Lieutenants. 

John  AV.  D.  L.  F.  Mack,  Adi't 2.'3  Aug.,  04 

James  P.  Owen,  R.  Q.  M 23  Aug., 

James  Southard ;6  Sept., 

William  N.  Alsup 16  Sept. , 

Thomas  A.  Conner 17  Sept., 

David  T.  J.  Colly 17  Si>pt.| 

Elisha  B.  Matthews 17  Sept., 

William  C.  Davenport 17  Si-pt.', 

James  Smith 26  Si'pt., 

Joseph  J.  Piland 1  Dec, 

Lucius  A.  Rountree ,3  Dec| 

Samuel  C.  McCullah 1  Jan.,    65 

Second  Lieutenants. 

John  A.  Benton 17  Sept.,  64 

William  H.  Hopper 17  Sept., 

S.ampson  R.  Allen 22  Sept., 

John  W.  Leathers -,'6  Sept.', 

William  K.  Jump 1  Nov.,' 

James  M.  Brixey 15  Nnv.] 

George  W.  Jobe 24  Nov.,' 

%V"illiam  P.  Doran 25  Nov.', 

Andrew  J.  Coffee 1  Dec.',' 

James  Long 3  Dec.,' 

Surgeon. 
Adolphos  Roesch 8  Nov.,  64 

Assistant  Surgeon. 


Chaplain. 


b  FORTY-SEVENTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Pilot  Knob,  Mo., 
from  August  29  to  Sr]itember  11,  1864,  to  serve 
si.K  months.  It  was  mu.stered  out  from  March 
28  to  .30,  Ij-'Bo,  by  reason  of  expiration  of  term 
of  service.) 

Cohincl. 
Amos  W.  Maupin 26  Nov.,  64 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
John  W.  Fletcher 26  Nov.,  64 

Major. 
John  W.  Emerson 10  Oct.,   64 

Captains. 

W.  J.  Buxton 29  Aug. ,  64 

Charles  A.  Weber 29  Aug., 

Franz  Dinger 5  Sept., 

William  P.  Adair 9  Sept., 

Piiikuev  L.  Powers 9  .Sept., 

Hugh  i\I.  Bradlev 10  Sept., 

fiustavus  St.  Gem 10  Sept., 

John  W.  Maupin 14  Sept., 

James  S.  JleMurtrv 27  Oct., 

Samuel  W.  Whybark 20  Nov., 

First  Lieutenants. 

John  C.  Hamel 29  Aug.,  64 

Felix  Laytou ^g  Aug., 

George  J.  Tetley 5  Sept., 

William  B.  Wilkon 9  Sept., 

Merida  P.  Tate 9  Sept., 

Leon  Bogy _ ]o  Sept., 

Samuel  J.  Crowe 14  Sept., 

James  T.  Sutton 1  Nov., 

Charles  H.  Cummins 20  Nov., 

Edwin  E.  Furber,  Adft 28  Nov., 

Samuel  B.  Rowe,  R.  Q.  M 29  Nov., 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Benjamin  P.  Butler 29  Aug.,  64 

Thomas  Stone 29  Aug., 

William  B.  Connelly 9  Sept.', 

James  E.  Davis 9  Sept., 

Edward  P.  Settle 9  Sept., 

Robert  D.  Brown 14  Sept., 

Abraham  J.  Gilcrease 16  Sept., 

Pleasant  A.  Hodges 29  Oct., 

William  A.  Duulap 7  Nov., 

John  H.  Delano 20  Nov., 

Surgeon. 
John  H.  Stum  berg 5  Nov.,  64 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
Jamea  M.  Youngblood 22  Oct.,    64 

Chaplain. 


MISSOURI   INFANTRY, 


395 


Casualties. 


Casualties. 

Promoted,  (1.) 

First  Lieut.  Daviil  Murphy,  Adj't,  October  28, 
18B4,  to  Lieut.  Colonel  5Uth  reglmeut  MlHBOuri 
infantry. 

Resigned,  (3.) 

Colonel  Thomas  C.  Fletcher,  November  18,  1864. 
Captain  Morgan  Mace,  November  5,  1864. 
Second  Lieut.  John  Schwab,  jr.,   November  18, 
1864. 

Died,  (1.) 


First  Lieut.  Christian  Helber,    drowned  in 
river,  Tenn.,  February  26,  1865. 


Elk 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  which  theKe  regiments  participated,  showing  lo?B  reported  in  each : 
o"VeRa   Cruz,"  (Co.  H,)  killed,   E.  M.,  5;   wounded,   E.  M.,  1.     "TOBBERT'S  FERRY,"  (K,) 
killed,  E.  M.,  1. 
b  "Pilot  Knob,"  killed,  E.  M.,  4;  wounded,  0.  1,  E.  M.  3;  missing,  O.  1,  E.  M.  86. 


396 


MISSOURI   INFANTRY. 


o  COLONEL  PHELPS'  REGIMENT. 

(ThiH  ngimput,  coinponefl  of  oiglit  oornpanicH, 
wiiH  organized  at  Uollu,  M".,  friim  Si-i'ti'iiilnT 
21i  to  Di-('<rinbor  'J7,  IHfil,  in  Hi-.rvi;  Hix  iiionthK. 
It  WU8  raU8ter('d  out  by  toiuijaiiicH  at  ilifTcrtDt 
datcB  from  AjJi'Il  8  to  Msty  ]:i,  IHiU.) 

Colonel. 
John  S.  Phelps 19  Dec,   01 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Colly  B.  Holland 19  Dec,   fil 


Major. 
Wusbington  F.  Goiger 


.19  Dec,   61 


Caplaiua, 

John  .S.  Coleman 3  Ctd. 

JoHephUH  (i.  Rich :i  (let,, 

Johu  Adamu Ki  Oi.t., 

John  W.  LiHenbey 19  iJie., 

Jehoiada  ,J.  Ware '.ill  Fii'C, 

Abiahani  J.  Seay ITi  iMar. , 

Robert  M.  Hay  tor 10  Apr., 

First  Lieute7ianta. 

John  Small .3  Oct., 

Robert  B.  M.  McGluHBon :)  Oct., 

Johu  11  Bales Hi  Oct., 

Richard  B.  Owen,  R.  Q.  M 17  Oct., 

Williani  J.  Teed,  A'Jfl 12  Nov. 

Martin  VVcIch ]8  Nov. 

Roljert  P.  Matthews 19  Dec. 

Mark  J.  Haley o.'j  Die. 

John  A.  Lee 27  Die. 

Joe  Davia ]  .3  Mar. 


CI 


fi2 


61 


62 


61 


62 


Second  Lieutenants. 

Samuel  Turner 3  Oct., 

Samuel  J.  Forrest IH  Nov., 

Charles  C.  Moss 6  Jjic., 

Lorenzo  D.  Toney 23  Dec. , 

Ferdinand  Owen 24  Dee., 

Joseph  R.  Collins ].'5  Mar., 

Samuel  P.  Fielder 1  Apr., 

George  L.  Childress 10  Apr.] 

Surgeon. 
Alvis  H.  East 27  Oct.,    Gi 

Asaittant  Surgeon. 
Edwin  Ebort 24  Dec,  61 

Cliaplain. 


*  MARION  BATTALION. 

(This  battalion  was  organized  In  June  and  July, 
IHlil,  cotnpanics  A  and  I!  to  si-rvi-  thri-i-  months 
and  companies  C  and  D  to  sirvc  tlini'  yoam. 
It  was  disbanded  in  Scj'tember,  IHGI.) 

Major. 

*  Josiah  Hunt 4  Juno,  61 

Captains. 

*  Joseph  Loomis 4  Juno,  61 

*  Louis  pSouther 4  June, 

Erastns  Mnrso 8  Juno, 

Christian  Happel 22  July, 

Firnt  Lieutenants. 

*  Isaac  OtiB 4  Juno,  fil 

*  Timothy  D.  ]\fef!illicuddy 4  Juno, 

'Austin  Swan,  Batt.  Q.  M 8  .luno, 

Charles  G.  Anderson 22  July, 

.Second  Lieutenant. 

*  George  H.  Nettleton,  ]Jatl.  Adj't  ...   4  June,  61 

*  Livi  A.  llidi 4  Juno, 

William  White 8  July, 

John  Baum 22  July, 

Assistant  Surgeon. 

*  Harvey  8.  Taft 1  July,  61 


Casualtiks. 


MAJOR  OSTERIIAUS'  BATTALION. 

(ATTAfHEI)   TO  2lJ   KEOIMI.NT   .MthSOMU  J.NK'V.) 

niiiH  battalion  was  organized  at  St.  LoiiIh,  Mo., 
from  April  23  to  May  1,  IH'Jl,  to  hcrve  three 
months.  It  was  nninti  red  out  at  diffirent  datcii 
from  July  31  to  August  31,  IKUl,  by  reason  of 
expiration  of  term  of  service.) 

Major. 

P.  J.  Ostorhaus.  a.  w.  m. 

Captains. 

Otto  Schadt 23  Apr.,  61 

Franz  Kohr 25  Apr., 

Hermann  Bendil 1  May, 

First  Lieutenants 

August  Onentzell 23  Apr.,  61 

Fn-ili-rick  I'ng'-r 2.'>Apr., 

Julius  .Saner 1  May, 


'Discharged  Septembers,  1861. 


MISSOURI    INFANTRY. 


397 


Casualties. 

Died.  (5.) 

Captain  Gideon  Gr.  Potter,  killed  in  action  at  Pea 

Ridge,  Ark.,  March  7,  ieii2. 
Captain  George  B.  McElhannon,  March  29,  18fiO, 

of  wounds  received  in  action  at  Pea  Ridge,  Ark. 
Captain  George  W.  Evens,   April  — ,   IBGH,   of 

disease,  at  Springfield,  Mo. 
Second  Lieut.  Larkin  B.  Russell,  December  19, 

1861,  of  disease. 
Second  Lieut.  David  K.  Moore,  March  23,  1862, 

of  disease,  at  Cassville. 


Second  Lieutenants. 

Henry  .Steidle 23  Apr.,  61 

John  N.  Auer 25  Apr., 

John  F.  Wielandy 1  Jlay, 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
Gr.  G.  Lyon,  u.  w.  m. 


Casualties. 


List  of  battles,  &c.,  in  -which  these  organizations  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each: 
a  "P£A  RIDQE,"  killed,  O.  2,  E.  M.  7;  wounded,  O.  4,  E.  M.  57. 
6  "MOKROE  Station,"  no  loss. 


398 


MISSOUEI    INFANTRY, 


COLE  COUNTY  HOME-GUARD. 

(U.  S.   RESERVE  CORPS.) 

(This  regiment  was  organized  in  the  .State  of  MiB- 
souri  at  large  during  the  months  of  June  and 
July,  ltd,  to  Nerve  three  month'ti.  It  waa  dia- 
banded  October  1,  1861.) 

Colonel. 
Allen  P.  Kichardson,  a.  w.  m. 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

Major. 
Thomas  J.  Babcocke,  a.  id.  m. 

Captains. 

F.  Leopold  Sanning,  a.  ^e.  jn. 
John  Peasuer,  a.  w.  m. 
William  H.  LuKk,  a.  w.  m. 
Nicolas  de  AVyl,  «.  w.  m. 
Jamei*  W.  Legg,  a.  w.  m. 
Lorenzo  JlcKiuiiey,  a.  zo.  m. 
Joseph  Hopkiuc,  a.  w.  m. 
John  B.  Calhoun,  a.  it.  m. 
Daniel  Rice,  a.  w.  m. 
Theron  JI.  Rice,  a.  w.  m. 

First  Lieutenants. 
William  Behreudzen,  a.  w.  m. 
John  Walde,  «.  w.  m. 
Hirm  Bitiiia,  a.  w.  m. 
Bernard  Wegniann,  a.  w.  m. 
John  Beck,  a.  ic.  m. 
Thomas  Terry,  a.  w.  in. 
Isaac  Snorgrass,  a.  7c.  m. 
Andrew  .7.  Hart.  a.  w.  m. 
Charles  Graser,  a.  ic.  m. 
Jamea  G.  Patton,  Ailj'c,  a.  ic.  m. 
P.  S.  AVhittnker,  a.  w.  m. 
J.  F.  Baker,  R.  Q.  M.,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lienlenanls. 

John  H.  Wilbera,  a.  w.  m. 
August  Roggenbach,  a.  w.  m. 
Henrj'  C.  McCuUough,  a.  w.  m. 
Lawrence  Sehirmer,  a.  w.  m. 
George  Basaman,  a.  w.  m. 
S.  H.  Legg,  a.  w.  m. 
WiUiara  McCombs,  jr.,  a.w.m. 
F.  C.  Becker,  a.  lo.m. 
Thomas  J.  Hart,  «.  w.  m. 
William  Mangel,  a.  w.  m. 

Surgeon. 
Bernard  Brunse,  a.  tc.  m. 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
L.  Hauchlinger,  a.  w.  m. 

Chaplain. 


Casualties. 


MISSOURI   INFANTRY. 


300 


INDEPENDENT    COMPANIES. 


CAPTAIN  BAYLES"  COMPANY. 

(COMPANY  A,  BATTALION  RIFLES.) 

(This  company  was  organized  at  St.  Louis,  Mo., 
May  11,  1861,  to  eerve  three  naontbs.'  It  was 
mustered  out  August  11,  1861,  by  reason  of  ex- 
piration of  term  of  service.) 

Captain. 
David  Bayles 11  May,   61 

First  Lieutenant. 
Albert  B.  Hall H  May,   61 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Wilson  A.  Duggan 11  May,   61 

Casualties. 


a  CAPTAIN  J.  D.  VOERSTER'S  COMPANY. 

(PIONEERS) 

(This  company  was  organized  at  St.  LouiH,  Mo., 
May  10,  1861,  to  serve  three  months.  It  was 
mustered  out  September  1,  1861,  by  reason  of 
expiration  of  term  of  .service.) 

Captain. 
J.  D.  Voerster 10  May,    61 

First  Lieutenant. 
Charles  Balz 10  May,    61 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Engelbert  Voerster 17  July,   61 

Casualties. 

Discharged,  (1.) 
Second  Lieut.  Gregor  Seufert,  July  17,  1861. 


CAPTAIN  NAGEL'S  COMPANY. 

(U.  a.  RESERVE  CORPS.) 

(This  company  was  organized  at  St.  Louis,  Mo., 
June  6,  1861,  to  serve  three  months.  It  was 
mustered  out  October  7,  1861,  by  reason  of  expi- 
ration of  term  of  service.) 

Captain. 
Henry  Nagel 6  June,  61 

First  Lieutenant. 
A.  A.  Blumenthal 6  June,  61 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Will.  B.  Putnam 6  June,  61 

Casualties. 


CAPTAIN  SMITH'S  COMPANY. 

(TELEGRAPH  CORPS.) 

(This  company  was  organized  at  St.  Louis,  Mo., 
September  1,  1861,  to  serve  three  yeiirR.  It 
was  mustered  out  of  service  December  lU,  1861.) 

Captain. 
George  H.  Smith 1  Sept.,  61 

First  Lieutenant. 


Second  Lieutenant. 
Charles  D.  Waterhouse 1  Sept. ,  61 


Casualties. 

Resigned,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  Henry  W.  Guerin,  November  18, 1861. 


LIEUTENANT  BALZ'S  COMPANY. 

(SAPPERS   AND    JIIN'ERS.) 

(This  company  was  organized  at  St.  Louis,  Mo,, 
in  September  and  October,  186i,  to  serve  during 
the  war.  It  was  mustered  out  of  service  Feb- 
ruary 19,  1862.) 

Captain. 

First  Lieutenant. 
Charles  August  Balz 9  Oct,,    CI 

Second  Lieutenant. 


Casualties. 


List  of  battles  in  which  thi,s  company  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
a  "Wilson's  Creek,  '  missing,  E.  M.,  2. 


400 


WISCONSIN    INFANTRY. 


a  FIRST  REGIMENT. 

I  This  regiment  was  organized  at  Mihvaukie,  Wis,, 
.Miiy  17,  1861,  to  serve  thrfe  monthH.  It  was 
mustered  out  August  21  and  23,  1861,  by  reason 
lit  Vxpiration  of  term  -of  service.) 

Colonel. 
Jcliu  C.  Starkweather 17  May,    61 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
CUarleB  L.  Harris 17  May,    61 

Major. 
David  H.  Lane 17  May,   61 


Captains. 

George  B.  Bingliam 17  May, 

Henry  A.  Jlitcbel 17  May, 

Oreetes  B.  Twogood 17  May, 

Pius  Dreher 17  May, 

George  E.  Bryant 17  Jlay, 

William  JI.  Clarke 17  May, 

Di.nald  C.  McVean 17  May, 

William  Georg 17  May, 

James  V.  JMoCall 17  May, 

Lucius  Fairchild 17  May, 


First  Lieutenants. 

Alfred  R.  Chapin,  ArlJ't 17 

Divuht  W.  Keyes,  A'.  Q.  M. 17 

•Charles  Dudley 17 

Edward  D.  Luxton 17 

JaiiKS  C.  Adams 17 

J.  ('.  G.  Hartte.it 17 

'W'lliam  H.  riunkett 17 

Thomas  P.  Northrnp 17 

William  W.  Pettit 17 

Phili;!  Horwitz 17 

Thomas  H.  (ireen 17 

De  Witt  C.  Poolo 17 


61 


May, 
May, 
May, 
May, 
May, 
May, 
May, 
May, 
Slay, 
iNIay, 
May, 
May, 

Secniid  Lientenaiits. 

George  F.  Williams 17  May,    61 

Hem  y  L.  Bruyeres 17  May, 

Salmon  E.  Tyler 17  Jlny ' 

Ailam  Biogenheimer 17  May' 

William  H.  Miller 17  May| 

Xnble  W.  Smith 17  May,' 

L'-vi  Howland 17  May] 

TChristian  .Sarnow 17  May' 

Henry  Decker 17  May] 

James  K.  Proudfit 17  May, 

Surgeon, 
S.  F.  White .". 17  May,    61 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
L.  J.  Dixon 17  May,    61 

Chaplain. 


Casualties. 


b  THIRTY-NINTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Milwaukie,  Wis,, 
June  3,  1864,  to  serve  one  hundred  days.  It 
was  mustered  out  September  :J2,  1864,  by  reason 
of  expiration  of  terra  of  service.) 

Colonel. 
Edwin  L.  Buttrick 3  June,  64 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Jacob  S.  Crane 3  June,  64 

Major. 
George  C.  Ginty 3  June,  64 

Captains. 

George  W.  Madison 3  June,  64 

Henry  Shears 3  June, 

Robert  Graham 3  June, 

George  W.  Hoy t 3  June, 

Frank  P.  Laurence 3  June, 

Henry  Tourtillott 3  June, 

Everett  Chamberlin 3  June, 

Salmon  E.Tyler 3  June, 

Audrow^  J.  Patchen 12  June, 

First  Lieutenants. 

Arthur  Holbrook,  Adj't 19  May,   64 

Sewall  W.  Smith,  11  Q.  M 19  May, 

Frank  M.  Clements 3  June, 

Joseph  V.  Quarles,  jr 3  June, 

Amasa  Harden 3  June, 

Charles  E.  Jewett 3  June, 

E.  V.  Wilson 3  June, 

Gtiorge  H.  Wright 3  June, 

Isaac  C.  Sergeant 3  June, 

John  G.  Meserve 12  Jvine, 

George  Klock 27  July, 

Second  Lieutenants.  ~. 

James  Sawyer 3  June,  64 

Horace  A.  Gaylord 3  June, 

Frank  H.  Trowbridge 3  June, 

Walter  W.  Clough 3  June, 

George  Beyer 3  June, 

John  C.  Sackett 3  June, 

Andrew  J.  .Smith 3  June, 

George  Soule 13  June, 

Orlando  Culver 27  July, 

Surffeon. 
Solomon  Blood 26  May,  64 

Assistant  Surgeons. 

Solomon  S.  Clark 25  May,   64 

Johu  H.  Benedict 3  June, 

Chaplain. 
Charles  J.  Hutchins 4  June,  64 


Casuai.tij.s, 

Died,  (\.) 

FirBt  Lieut.  Charles  Blaekwell,  July  21,  1864,  of 
disease,  at  Memphis,  Tenu. 


List  of  battles,  &c., 


in  which  these  regiments  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  • 
FERRV'''t^'u« A^^^m!;!^'"''^' ^' ^^■'  ^'    '"'"'"^''^'   E.   M.,  5;    missing.  E.   M.,  1.      "EDWARDS' 
J  "MEMPHIS,"  killed,  B.  M.,  3;  missing,  E,  M.,  1, 


WISCONSIN    INFANTRY. 


401 


(I  FORTIETH  RECiniEXT. 

(TWs  regiment  was  orjranized  at  Madison.  AV; 
Jnne  ^,  i:^.  and  9,  16t)4,  to  s-rve  one  hundr 
days.     It  vrns  mustered  out  Svi'ti  hUut  C<i. 
anil  ~-.  ISiiJ,  l)y  I'L-asoii  of  cxpiratiou  of  tfiiu 
sorvke.) 

W.  Aiig"!>tns  Kiiy ^?  Juue. 

Liiutiitnnt  Colonel. 
Samuel  Fallows ^  Juue, 

Major. 

J.  M.  Bingham ". *  Jtuie, 

Ctiptaiiif. 

Samuel  T.  Lockwood 7  June, 

S.  Sterritt  Allen 7  June, 

N.  C.  Twiniog 7  Juue, 

Charles  H.  Allen 7  June, 

JohuH.  Hauser S  June. 

Augustus  J.  Cheney S  June, 

Franklin  I.  Phelps S  Juue, 

Charles  H.  Barton t^  June 

KinnerX.  Holli^te^ 9  June, 

First  LUuUnaiit.^. 

A.  L.  Field,  R.  Q.  M -l  May. 

Gage  Burgess 7  Juue. 

Hitrson  A.  Northrop 7  June, 

A.  R.  CrandaU 7  June. 

Samuel  H.  Sabin 7  June. 

A.  J.  Craig,  .Jrf;' -  ^  June. 

Edward  F^  Hobart 8  June, 

JohnK.  Pardy ?  June. 

Charles  E.  Ha"ll f=  June. 

AlphOQsP.  ilcXitt 9  June. 

Second  LUiitiiiarKs. 

Moses  T.  De  Witt 7  June, 

Barrett  H.  Smith 7  June, 

Richard  A.  Wareham 7  June, 

George  W.  Bird 7  Juue, 

Mason  D.  Sampson •?  June, 

Sanford  F.  Bennett S  June, 

Hannibal  Tower S  June. 

Nathan  H.  Downs S  June. 

Henry  F.  Spooner 9  Juue. 

Sitro'con. 
0.  W.  Blanchard 23  JLiy, 

Asfis'ant  5«ro-i0,';.-'. 

Amos  S.  Jones C4  Jlay, 

George  A.  Lamb 13  Juue. 

C.'iaplai'i. 
J.J.  Blcisdell t  June. 


■01. 
.■f 

i 
61 

64 

64 


lU 


a 


b  FORTY-FIRST  REGIMENT. 

(This  regimeut,  composed  of  seven  companies, 
wai  organized  at  Milwaukie,  Wii!.,  June  8, 
1864.  to  s.Tve  one  hundred  days.  It  was  mus- 
tered out  September  03  and  04,  ]So4,  by  reason 
of  expiration  of  term  of  service.) 

Lieutenant  Ci'l-  iiel. 
Geori:e  B.  G'odwin t' June,  fi4 

.V.r.or. 

D.  Gray  Puvman S  June.  64 

Captains. 

Havvey  H.  Childs 8  Juue,  64 

Peter  j.  Schloos^^er J'  Juue, 

WilUavn  T.  Whiting 8  June, 

Albert  G.  Diusmore 8  Juue, 

.•^amuel  L.  Ilai-t 8  June, 

Elam  Bailey S  June, 

James  M.  Camm S  Juue, 

Fir^t  Lieutcita!.:/. 

Amasa  Hoskin .  Adfi Ot!  May,    64 

Benjamin  .S.  Miller,  11.  Q.  M 06  May, 

Perry  R.  Briggs 8  June, 

John  Grindell 8  Juue, 

AVilliara  H.  H.  Valentine S  Juue, 

Roswell  II.  Lee 8  Juue, 

E.  Gilbert  Jaeksou 8  June. 

Ceorffe  P.  Cobb 8  Juue, 

Leonard  La  Plonte 8  Juue. 

Second  Lieiittnau'.f. 

Abuer  L.  Thomas 8  Juue,   64 

George  L.  Hyde 8  June, 

George  Perkius 8  Juue, 

James  E.  C-iok 8  Juur, 

Truman  T.  Moulton 8  Juue, 

Surgeon. 
.S.  r>.  .Smith 06  May,    64 

Jssiuant  Si.rgcons. 

John  D.  Wood 08  May,    64 

Rufus  C.  Clarke 1  June, 

Chaplain. 
"William  D.  Allies 8  Juue,  C4 


CASUALTIES. 

Died,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.   Charles   H.   Gilbert.  S.-plember  5, 
18G4.  at  Cairo.  111.,  of  disease. 


Casualties 


List  of  batUes,  ic.,  ia  which  these  regiments  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each  : 
a  '•IIILMPHIS,"  wounded,  E.  M.,  2. 
b  "Memphis,"  no  loss. 


26  g 


402 


IOWA    INFANTRY. 


fi  FIRST  REGIMENT. 

(Thirf  reffimi'iit  n-ns  oi's-anizefl  nt  Keokuk,  Iowa, 
Jlaj'  14,  ISfU,  fo  KoiVH  ihivB  iii'Hitlin.  It  was 
miistired  iMit  August  211  anil  21,  1^01,  by  n:ar;oii 
of  txpiiatiou  oftenn  of  Mrvico.) 

Colmid. 

,Inhu  F.  Bates .14  May,    61 

Li:itli;ianl  Colovcl. 
■\YilIiam  H.  Jleiritt 14  May,    61 

Major. 

Asbury  B.  Porter 14  May,    CI 

Co.ptains. 

Markoe  Cnnimius 14  Jlay,    Gl 

Bradley  Mahana 14  May, 

George  F.  Streaper 14  May, 

Samuel  M.  ^VUe  14  xMay, 

Augustus  Weiifz 14  May, 

Freileriek  Gottschalk    14  May, 

Frank  J.  Herron 14  May, 

Thomas  Z.  Cook 14  May, 

First  Lieutenants. 

Theodore  Gulich,  R.  Q_.  M 14  May,    CI 

Benjamin  Beach 14  May, 

Harvey  Graham 14  May, 

"Wil'iara  Hurcell 14  May, 

Mathias  Keller 14  May, 

John  C.  Abi-rcrombie 14  May, 

George  A.  Stone 14  May, 

Jacob  Duttle 14  May, 

William  H.  Clark 14  M.iy, 

John  C.  Marvin 14  M^y, 

Second  Lieutenaii's. 

George  A.  Sattcrleo 14  May,    CI 

Andrew  J.  Rians 14  May, 

William  F.  Davi.^ 14  May, 

Joseph  Enderle 14  M^iy, 

Geoi'ge  W.  Pearson 14  May, 

Simeon  F.  Roderick 14  May, 

Johannes  Ahlefeld 14  May, 

Joseph  Geiger 14  May, 

Georg-  W.  Stinson 14  May, 

George  W.  Waldron 14  May, 

Surgeon. 
William  H.White 14  May,    61 

Assistant  Surgeon. 

Hugo  ReicUenbach 14  May,    61 

Chaplain. 


Casualties. 
Promoted,  (1.) 

Captaiu  Charles  I>.   Matthies.    July  18,   IfCl,  to 
Lieut.  Colonel  5tli  regiment  Iowa  infantry. 

Vied,  (1.) 

Captain  Alexander  L.  Mason,  killed  in  action  at 
Wilson's  Cieek,  Mo.,  August  Id,  1861. 


FORTY-FOURTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Davenport, 
I"wa,  .June  1,  18C4,  to  ^erve  one  hundred  days. 
It  was  njustei'ed  out  Seplecnber  1.5,  1864,  by 
leas'in  of  expiration  of  term  of  .'Jervice.) 

Colonel. 

Ste[iheu  H.  Henderson 1  June,  64 

L'ciitcitant  Colonel. 
Henry  Egbei  t 1  June,  64 

Major. 
.To.^iah  Hopkins 1  June,  64 

Captains. 

Henry  Mark'll I  June,  64 

Gulbreath  Bitzer 1  June, 

Charli's  E.  Borland 1  June, 

Hugh  F.  li.  linrton 1  June, 

William  Familtrjn I  June, 

Cyrus  H.  Shaw 1  June, 

John  J.  Adnmfi 1  June, 

Alphonso  H.  Brooks 1  June, 

Thomas  Wilson I  June, 

Robert  S.  Alexander,  a.  w.  m. 

First  Lieutenants. 

Evert  F.  Riehman,  Adj't 1  June,  64 

Alonzo  J.  Van  Duzer,  R.  Q.  M I  June, 

Jeremiah  B.  Howard 1  June, 

Romulus  Hawley I  June, 

James  L.  Perry 1  June, 

Lyman  L.  .Smith I  June, 

LaMotte  Stearns 1  June, 

Hermann  P.  Williams 1  June, 

William  Van  Dorn 1  June, 

James  A.  Ryan 1  June, 

John  Ackley 1  June, 

Richard  McNary,  a.  w.  m. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Myron  H.  Beach 1  June,  64 

Fosdick  B.  McGill I  June, 

Thomas  L.  Stephens I  June, 

Geoi-ge  \V.  Wood 1  June, 

Delos  A.  Waterman I  June, 

Daniel  W.  Dow 1  June, 

Wilham  F.  Boggs 1  June, 

Henry  W.  Bennett 1  June, 

James  H.  C.  Wilson 1  June, 

James  Spence,  a.  w.  m. 

Surgeon. 
James  Irwin 1  June,  64 

Assistant  Surgeons. 

John  H.  Russell 1  June,  64 

Orrin  B.  Thompson 1  June, 

Chaplain. 
Martin  Bowman 7  June.  64 

Casualties. 

Died,  (1.) 

Captain  James  W.  McKean,  July  9, 1 864.  at  Mem- 
phis, Tenn. 


List  of  battles  in  which  this  regiment  participated,  showing  loss  reported  in  each: 

o  "FonsYTH,"  noloBS.      "  DUG  SPKING,"  no  loss,      "  WILSON'S  CREEK,"  HZZcdi    DIE    M.  10; 
mounded,  O.  5,  E.  M.  130. 


IOWA   INFANTRY. 


403 


FORTY-FIFTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  nt  Keokuk,  Iowa, 
May  25,  1864,  to  nerve  one  hundred  days-'.  It 
was  musterf d  out  SepteinbRr  Ifi,  1861,  by  rea- 
son of  expiration  of  term  of  service.) 

Colonel. 
Alvah  H.  Bereman 25  May,    64 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Samuel  A.  Moore 25  May,   C4 

Mnjor. 

James  B.  Hope 25  May,    64 

Captains. 

George  W.  Edwards 25  May,    64 

WilUam  H.  Allen 25  May, 

Campbell  K.  Peck 25  May, 

William  Van  Beuthusen 25  May, 

Richard  D.  Emursou 25  M;iy, 

Brainard  D.  Harper 25  May, 

Thomas  N.  Crovvder 25  Miiy, 

Eli  H.  Coddington 25  May, 

William  K.  Alexander 25  May, 

Isaac  B.  Thatcher 25  May, 

First  Lieutenants. 

Alvanns  W.  Sheldon,  Adft 25  May,    04 

John  P.  Dawson,  R.Q.  M 25  May, 

Samuel  L.  Pickel 25  Miiy, 

Samuel  E.  Hawthorne 25  May, 

David  B.  Hamill 25  May, 

Maston  H.  Jones 25  May, 

Alberto.  Smith ...25  May, 

Abram  W.  Roland 25  May, 

OrtuB  C.  Sheltou 25  May, 

J.  Newton  Bratty 25  May, 

David  R.  McCraeken 25  May, 

Andrew  C.  Payne 25  May, 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Edwin  A.  Vancise 25  May,    64 

Edwin  R.  Eldridge 25  May. 

John  L.  Day _ 25  May, 

Harvey  B.  Kittleman 25  May, 

Asa  Culver 25  May, 

William  S.  Darling 25  May, 

James  V.  Chandler 25  May, 

Thomas  C.  George 25  May, 

Lemon  J.  Allen 25  May, 

Clement  Wood 25  May, 

Surgeon. 
William  W.  Estabrook 25  May,   64 

Assistant  Surgeons. 

Samuel  H.  Stutsman 25  May,    64 

John  Hurley 25  May, 

Chaplain. 
Anson  Skinner 25  May,   64 


Casualties. 


FORTY-SIXTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment  was  organized  at  Davenport, 
Iowa,  June  10,  1864,  to  serve  one  hundred 
days.  It  was  mustered  out  September  23,  1864, 
by  reason  of  expiration  of  term  of  service  ) 

Colonel. 

David  B.  Henderson 10  June,  64 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

Lorenzo  D.  Durbin 10  June,  64 

Major. 

George  L.  Torbert 10  June,  64 

Captains. 

Edward  A.  Guilbert 10  June,  64 

Jame    H.  Tilton 10  June, 

Jacob  R.  Vanmeter 10  June, 

Leonard  T   McCoun 10  June, 

John  S.  Harrison -.10  June, 

.James  Har  kins 10  June, 

Edward  Mericle 10  June, 

William  W.  Thomas 10  June, 

Oliver  L.  Palmer 10  June, 

William  P.  Wolf 10  June, 

First  Lieutenants. 

John  L.  Harvey,  Adj  t 10  June,  64 

Dilazon  D.  Holdridge,  R.Q.M 10  June, 

Stephen  D.  Stokes 10  June, 

Leonard  F.  Parker 10  June, 

John  N.  Main 10  June, 

Nathan  S.  Harwood 10  June, 

James  T.  Christian 10  June, 

Herbert  H.  Dickerman 10  June, 

Henry  Miller 10  Juno, 

A arou  S.  Johnson 10  June, 

John  O.  Coles 10  Inne, 

Joseph  W.  Bull 10  June, 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Andrew  Hoemer 10  June,  64 

Charles  Scott 10  June, 

Joseph  W.  Cummins 10  Jun-», 

Ira  Harrington 10  June, 

George  W.  Bever 10  June, 

John  P.  Merry 10  June, 

JosiahL.  Duucan 10  June, 

Pailmon  Allen 10  June, 

Herman  D.  St.  John 10  June, 

Thomas  Goddon 10  June, 

Surgeon. 
Joseph  R.  Duncan 10  June,  64 

Assistant  Surgeons. 

William  H.  Rosaer 10  June,  64 

John  D.  McCleary 10  June, 

Chaplain. 
John  Todd 29  June,  64 


Casualties. 


404 


IOWA    INFANTRY. 


FORTY-SEVENTH  KEGIMENT. 

(This  repiment  wng  org-anized  M  Davpnport, 
Iowa,  June  4,  1864,  to  serve  one  hundred  days. 
It  w;i.s  mustered  out  Septemher  28,  1864,  by 
reafion  of  expiration  of  terna  of  service.) 

Colonel. 

James  P.  Sanford 4  June,  64 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
John  Williams 4  June,   6 

Major. 
George  J.  North 4  June,  64 

Captains. 

John  L.  McCormack 4  June,  64 

Robert  S.  Morris 4  June, 

John  H.  Shields 4  June, 

John  S.  Gofihorn 4  June, 

David  J.  Patlee 4  June, 

Benjamin  Oweu 4  June, 

Harrison  E.  Havens 4  June, 

Henry  Batterton 4  June, 

"William  H.  P.  Norris 4  June, 

Lewis  S.  Brooks 8  Sept. , 

First  Lieutenants. 

George  H.  Devin,  Adft 4  June,  64 

Leon  H.  Drake 4  June, 

Benjamin  Morrison 4  June, 

John  T.  Wallin 4  June, 

Van  Ranselaer  Kider 4  June, 

Weltden  England 4  June, 

Lewis  W.  Talbott 4  June, 

Theron  A.Morgan 4  June, 

David  L.  Needham 4  June, 

Charles  L.  Bailey 4  June, 

Emanuel  Laffer,  R.  Q.  M 29  Aug., 

Arthur  E.  McHugh 8  Sept., 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Melvin  Stone _.. 4  June,  64 

Charles  A.  Conger 4  June, 

James  Hawley,  jr 4  June, 

Abraham  J.  Stiffler 4  June, 

JoBiah  M.  Vale 4  June, 

Joseph  M.  Dougla.ss 4  June, 

AVilliam  J.  Gaston 4  June' 

William  R.  Roberts 4  Junei 

Charles  M.  J.  Reynokls 4  June, 

Surgeon. 
James  D.  Wright 4  June, 

Assista7it  Sur£'eo»s. 

Samuel  B.  Cherry 4  June,  64 

John  H.  Fry 4  June. 

Chaplain. 
James  P.  Roach 29  Aug.,  64 

Casualties. 
Promoted,  (1.) 
First  Lieut.  Sandford  Harned,  li.  Q.  M.,  August 
8,  1864,  to  Captain  and  A.  Q.  M. 

Resigned,  (2.) 
Captain  Charles  P.  Hcrrick,  August  16,  1864. 
Chaplain  Enoch  HoCTman,  July  14,  1864. 


FORTY-EIGHTH  REGIMENT. 

(This  regiment,  composed  of  four  companies,  wag 
organized  at  Davenport,  Iowa,  July  13,  1864, 
to  serve  one- hundred  diiys.  It  was  mustered 
out  October  20,  1864,  by  reason  of  expiration 
of  term  of  service.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

Oliver  H.  P.  Scott 13  July,   64 

Major. 


Captains. 

Robert  Longshore 13  July,   64 

Joseph  R.  Rodgers 13  July, 

James  H.  Summers 13  July, 

Theodore  Waldschmidt 13  July, 

First  Lieutenants. 

Lewis  Todhuntcr,  7J.   Q.  M 8  June, 

Asahel  Ward 13  July, 

Thomas  Allum 13  July, 

James  Burrows 13  July, 

Aaron  Colliver 13  July, 

William  T.  Hayes,  Adj't 14  July, 

Second  Lituteiiants. 

Samuel  B.  Lindsay 13  July,   64 

Joshua  J.  Andeison 13  July, 

William  H.  Barnes 13  July, 

Theodore  Gulich 13  July, 

Surffcon. 
John  A.  Blanchard 9  June,   64 

Assistant  Surgeon. 
CharlesL.  Wundt 16  July,  64 

Chaplain. 


Casualties. 


KANSAS    INFANTRY. 


405 


SEVENTEENTH  REGIMENT. 

^This  regiment,  composed  of  five  companies,  wa'H 
organized  at  LeaveDworth  City,  Kau.,  July  28 
and  August  18,  1864,  to  servo  oualiundivd  tiny «. 
It  was  mustered  out  November  l5aDd  16,  1864, 
by  reason  of  expiration  of  term  of  service.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Samuel  A.  Drake 28  July,  64 

Major. 


Captains. 

John  W.  Murphy 28  July,    64 

W illlam  C.  BHroes 28  J uly , 

Kichard  D.  Mobley 28  July, 

Herbert  Robinson 18  Aug., 

First  Lieu'enants. 

Dewitt  C.  Strawbridgf.  A  ft 8  .July,   64 

Benjamin  D.  Evann,  R.  (i.  M 8  July, 

George  De  Sanuo 28  July, 

Isaac  \V.  Houta 28  July, 

Asa  R.  Bancrolt 28  July, 

Mason  M.  Hovey 28  July, 

Perry  G.  Noel - 18  Aug., 

Second  Lieutenants. 

James  Kelsev 28  July,   64 

Thomas  G.  Peppard 28  July, 

Mincher  Condray 28  July, 

Albion  H.  VVhitcomb 28  July, 

John  T.  McKown 18  Aug., 

Surffeon. 


Assistant  Surgeon. 
Chaplain. 


Casualties. 
Resigned,  (1.) 
Aaaietant  Surgeon  George  E.  Budington,  Septem- 
ber 21,  1864. 


INDEX    OF    ORGANIZATIONS. 


ARMY  REGISTER,  VOLUNTEER  FORCE-PART  VII. 


CAVALKY. 

First  Missouri . . .-. 1 

First  Missouri,  (militia) 3 

First  battalion  Missouri,  (militia) 5 

Secoud  Missouri (i 

Second  Mi-souri,  (militia) S 

Second  battalion  Missouri,  (militia) 10 

Third  Missouri 11 

Third  Missouri,   (militia) 13 

Third  Missouri,  (militia) 1-1 

Fourth  Missouri 1  fi 

Fourth  Missouri,   (militia) 18 

Fifth  Missouri 2U 

Fifth  Missouri,   (militia) 21 

Fifth  Missouri,  (militia) 22 

Sixth  Missouri 24 

Sixth  Jlissouri,  (militia) 2fi 

Seventh  Missouri 28 

Seventh  Missouri,  (militia) ;iO 

Eighth  Missouri 32 

Eighth  Missouri,  (militia) 33 

Ninth  Missouri,  (militia) 35 

Tenth  Missouri 3G 

Eleventh  Missouri 38 

Eleventh  Missouri,  (militia) 40 

Twelfth  Missouri 41 

Twelfth  Missouri,  (militia) 42 

Thirteenth  Missouri 43 

Fourteenth  Missouri 44 

Fourteenth  Missouri,  (militia) 45 

Fifteenth  Missouri 46 

Sixteenth  Missouri 47 

Stewart's  battalion,  Missouri  48 

Cass  County  Home  Guard,  Missouri 49 

Major  Van  Horn's  battalion,  Missouii 50 

Major  Berry's  battalion,  Missouri 51 

Fremont's  Body  Guard,  Jlissouri 52 

Fr6  liont  Rangers,  MihSouii  53 

Sobolaski's  independent  coiupany  of  Lancers, 

Missouri  54 

Company  A,  U.  S.  R.  C. ,  Missouri 38) 

First  b.ttiilion  M.  M.  B.,  JNlissouri 55 

First  Wisnonsin 114 

Second  Wisconsin 147 

Third  Wisconsin 149 

Fourth  Wisconsin 151 

First  l"Tva 227 

Second  I  wa 229 

Third  Iowa i3t 

F'lurtli  Iowa 233 

Fifth  Iowa 2.1 5 

Sixih  Iowa -37 

Sevihtli  Iowa '239 

Eighth  lou  a -'11 

Ninth  Iowa 242 

Pirct  Minnesota 3U2 


CAVALRY— continued. 

Second  Minnesota 304 

Brackett's  battalion,  Minnesota 305 

Hatch's  iiid-peudent  baitalion,  Minnesota. . .  306 

First  Caliioruia 328 

First  battalion,  Calitorni^, 329 

Secnna  California 330 

Second  Kansas 345 

Fifth  Kansas 347 

Sixth  Kansas ...349 

Seventh  Kansas 351 

Ninth  K insas  353 

Eleventh  Kansas 355 

Fourtei'uth   Kansas 357 

Fifteenth  Kaiisas 358 

Sixteenth  Kansas 360 

Firt  Oregon 376 

First  battalion,  Nevada 378 

ARTILLERY. 

First  Missouri,   (ligM) 56 

Second  Mi.^souri,   (light) 64 

Backofs  tiattalion,  Missouri,  (light) 384 

Kirst  battery,  Jlissouri,  (militia,  light) 72 

Kowald's  battery,  Missouri,  (light) 72 

Battery  M.  M.  B.,   Missouri,   (light) 72 

First  Wisconsin,  (heavy) 153 

First  battery,  Wisconsin,  (light) 155 

Second  battery,  Wisconsin,  (light) 155 

Third  battery,  Wisconsin,  (light) 155 

Fourth  battery,  Wisconsin,  (light) 156 

Fifth  buttery,  AViscimsin,   (light) 156 

Sixth  battery,  Wisc<insii),   (light) 157 

Seventh  battery,  \Visc^u^iu,  (light) 157 

ICighth  batti-ry,  Wisconsin,  (Ugbt) 158 

Ninth  battery,  Wisconsin,   (light) 158 

Tenth  battery,  Wisconsio,  (light) 159 

Twelfth  battery,  Wisconsin,  (lignt) 159 

Thirteenth  b.ittery,  Wisconsin,  (light) 160 

First  battiry,  Iowa,   (light) ...243 

Sfcond  battery,   Iowa,   (light) 243 

Third  battery,  Iowa,   (liKht) 244 

Fourth  batte'ry,  Iowa,  (light) 244 

First  Minnesota,  (heavy) 307 

First  battery,  Minnesota,  (1  ght)    309 

SH<-oiid  battery,  Sliiincsota,  (light) 309 

Third  battery"  Minnesota,   (.ight) 310 

First  battery,  K.m-as,  (light) 361 

Second  battery,  Kansas,  (light) 361 

Third  battery,  Kansas,  (light) 361 

ENGINEER.S. 

Bissell's  regiment  of  the  West,  Missouri 73 

First  Missouri 74 


408 


I.VDEX    OF    OEGANIZATIONS. 


INFANTRY. 

First  Missouri 38o 

Fiivt  U.  S.  Reserve  Corps,  Missouri ^fi 

First  U.  S.  Reserve  Corps,  Missouri 385 

First  Missouri,  (militia) 76 

First  Northeast,  Missouri 77 

Second  Missouri 70 

Seeoud  Missouri -• 387 

Secoorl  U.  S.  Reserve  Corps.  Blissouri 78 

Second  U.  S.  Reserve  Corps,  Missouri 387 

Tbird  Missouri 80 

Tiiird  Missouri • 388 

Tiiird  U.  S.  Reserve  Corps,  Missouri 81 

Tliird  U.  S.  Reserve  Corps,  Missouri 388 

Fourth  Missouri 85 

Fourth  Missouri 390 

Fourth  U.  S.  Reserve  Corps,  Missouri 84 

Fourth  U.  S.  Reserve  Corps,  Missouri 390 

Fifth  Missouri 8tj 

Fifth  Missouri 392 

Fifth  U.  S.  Reserve  Corps,  Missouri 392 

Sixth  Missouri 87 

Scv€nth  Missouri 89 

Eighth  Missouri 91 

Teuth  Missouri _ 93 

Eleventh  Missouri 95 

Twelfth  Missouri 97 

Fourteenth  Home  Guards,  Miesouri 99 

Filtecnth  Missouri 100 

Seveutcentli  Missouri 1C2 

Eighteenth  Missouri 104 

Twenty-first  Missouri 106 

Twenty-second  Missouri 108 

Twenty-third  Missouri 109 

Twenty-fourth  MiSBOuri Ill 

Twenty-lifth  Missouri 112 

Twenty-sixth  Missouri 113 

Twenty-seventh  Missouri 115 

Twenty  seventh  mounted,  Missouri 117 

Twentv-r.intli  Missouri 118 

Thirtie'th  Missouri 120 

Thirty-first  Missouri 122 

Thirty-second  Missouri ; 123 

Thirty-third  Missouri 125 

Thirty-fllth  Missouri 126 

Thirty-ninth  Missouri 127 

Fortietli  Missouri 128 

Forty-first  Missouri 129 

Forty-second  Missouri 130 

Forty-third  Missouri 131 

Forty-fourth  Missouri 133 

Forty-fifth  Missouri - 134 

Forty-sixth  Missouri 394 

Forty-seventh  Missouri 394 

Forty-eighth  Missouri 135 

Forty-ninth  Missouri 136 

Fiftieth  MisHOuri 137 

Fifty-first  Missouri 138 

First  M.  M.  B.,  Missouri 139 

Colonel  Phelps',  Missouri '.i'M'i 

Major  Krekei's  battalion,  Missouri 140 

Major  Osterhaus'  battalion,  MiBsouri 396 

Mfiriou  battalion,  Missouri 396 

Benton  Cadets,  Missouri 141 

Polk  County  Home  Giiard,  Missouri 142 

Colo   County   Homo   Guard,    (If.  S.  Reserve 

Corps,)  Missouri 398 

King's  coQjpany,  Missouri 143 

Dietrich's  company,  Missouri 143 


INFANTRY — continued. 

Captain  Bayles'  company,  Missouri 399 

Captain  J.  D.  Voerster's  company,  Missouri  ..399 

Captain  Nogel's  company,  Missouri 399 

Captain  Smith's  company,  Missouri 399 

Lieutenant  Balz's  company,  Missouri 399 

First  Wisconsin 161 

First  Wisconsin 400 

Second  Wisconsin 163 

Third  Wisconsin 165 

Fifth  Wisconsin 167 

Sixth  Wisconsin. .170 

Seventh  Wisconsin 172 

Eighth  Wisconsin 174 

Ninth  Wi^consin 176 

Tenth  Wisconsin 178 

Elt-veuth  Wiscon-in 179 

Twelfth  Wisconsin 181 

Thirteenth  Wisconsin 183 

Fourteenth  Wisconsin 184 

Fifteenth  Wisconsin 186 

Sixteenth  Wisconsin 187 

Seventeenth  Wisconsin 189 

Eighteenth  Wisconsin 190 

Nineteenth  AVisconsin 192 

Twentieth  AVisconsin 194 

Twenty-first  AVisconsin 195 

Twenty-second  AVi^eonsiu 196 

Twenty -third  Wisconsin 197 

Twenty-fourth  Wisconsin 198 

Twenty-fifth  Wisconsin 200 

Twenty-sixth  AVisconsin 201 

Twenty-seventh  Wisconsin 203 

Twenty-eighth  Wisconsin 204 

T went)' -ninth  AVisconsin 205 

Thirtieth  AVisconsin - 206 

Thirty-first  AAMsconsin 207 

Thirtv-second  AVisconsin 208 

Thirty -third  Wisconsin 209 

Thirtv-fourth  AVisconsin 210 

Thirty-fifth  AAMsconsin 211 

Thirty -sixth  Wisconsin 212 

Thirty-seventh  Wisconsin 213 

Thirty-eighth  AVisconsin 214 

Thirty-ninth  AA'iscousin 400 

Fortieth  AVisconsin 401 

Forty-first  AA'isconsin 401 

Forty -second  Wisconsin 915 

Forty-third  AVisconsin 216 

Forty-fourth  AVisconsin 217 

Forty  filth  Wisconsin 218 

Forty-sixth  Wisconsin 219 

Forty-seventh  AVisconsin 220 

Forty-eighth  AVisconsin 221 

Forty-ninth  Wisconsin 222 

(''iftieth  Wisconsin 223 

Fifty-first  AVisconsin 224 

Fiftv-second  AA'isconsin 225 

Fifty  third  Wisconsin 226 

First  Iowa 4.>2 

Second  Iowa 245 

Third  loMa 247 

Fourth  Iowa 249 

Fifth  Iowa 251 

Sixth  Iowa 253 

S'venth  Iowa 255 

Eighth  Iowa 257 

Ninth  Iowa 259 

Tenth  Iowa 261 


INDEX    OF    ORGANIZATIONS. 


409 


INFANTRY — continued. 

Eleventh  Iowa 263 

Twelith  Iowa 2fi5 

Thirtf enth  Iowa 267 

FoiirteentU  Iowa 2li9 

Fifteenth  Iowa 271 

Sixteenth  Iowa 273 

Seventeenth  Iowa 275 

Eighteenth  Iowa 277 

Niueteenth  Iowa 278 

Twentieth  Iowa 279 

Twenty-firm  Iowa 28 J 

Twenty-second  Iowa 281 

Tweniy-third  I<iwa 282 

Twenty-fiiurth  Iowa .283 

Twenty-filth  In wa 284 

Tw«nty-sixth  Iowa .285 

Twenty-seventh  Iowa 287 

Twenty-eighth  Iowa 288 

T wenty-niii  th  Iowa 289 

Thirtieth  Iowa 293 

Thirty-first  Iowa 21^2 

Thirty -neconrl  Iowa 293 

Thirty-third  Iowa 294 

Thirty -fourth  Iowa 295 

Thirty-fifth  Iowa   296 

TLirty-sixth  Iowa 297 

Thirty-seventh  Iowa 298 

Thiriy-eighth  Iowa 299 

Thirty-ninth  Iowa 3J0 

Fortieth  Iowa 3.1 

Forty-fonrth  Iowa 4  2 

Forty-fifth  Iowa 4.3 

Forty-sixth  luwa 4^3 


INFANTRY— continued. 

Forty-seventh  Iowa 404 

Forty-eighth  Iowa 4M 

First  Minnesota 311 

Secnrd  Minnesota 314 

Third  Minnesota 316 

Fourth  Minnesota 318 

Fiftti  Minnesota 320 

Sixth  Minnesota , 322 

Seventh  Minnesota 323 

Eighth  Minnesota 324 

Ninth  Minnesota 325 

Tenth  Minnesota 326 

Eleventh  Minnesota 327 

First  Calitorni t 332 

Kirst  battalion  of  mountaineers,  California 334 

Second  California 335 

Thin  California 337 

Fourth  California 338 

Fifth  California 340 

Sixth  California 342 

Seventh  California 343 

Ivighth  California 344 

First  Kansas 362 

First  Ii  dian  Home  Guard,  Kansas 364 

Second  Indian  Home  ttuard,  Kansas 366 

'I'hird  Indian  Home  Guard,  Kansas 368 

EiRh Ih  Kansas 370 

Tenth  Kansas 372 

Twelfth  Kansas -  -  - 374 

Thirteenth  Kansas 375 

Seventf enth  Kansas - 405 

First  Ori-gon 377 

First  battalion,  Nevada 379 


INDEX   OE   BATTLES. 


ARMY  REGISTER,  VOLUNTEER  FORCE— PART  VII. 


ABBEVILLE,  MISS. 

ANDERSON'S  CROSSROADS,  TENN. 

(Aug.  13,  1864.) 

(Oct.  2,  1863.) 

Mo.- 

-lath  cav. 

Wis. — 1  at  cav. 

ABBEVILLE,  MISS. 

ANTHONY'S  HILL,  TENN. 

(Aug.  23,  1864.) 

(Deo.  25,  1864.) 

Mo.- 

-11th  inf. 

Iowa. — 2d  cav. 

Jowa. 

—14th  inf. 

Minn 

.—5th  and  7th  inf. 

ANTIETAM,  MP. 

ABBEVILLE,  MISS. 

(Sept.  16  and  17,  1862.) 

(Aug.  25,  1864.) 

Wis.— 2d,  3d,  5th,  6th,  and  7th  iuf. 
Minn.—Ut  inf. 

Wis.- 

-8th  inf. 

APACHE    PASS,  A.  T. 

ACKWORTH,  GA. 

(July  15,  1862.) 

(June  3  and  4,  1864.) 

Cal.—Co.  B,  2d  cav. 

Wis- 

-Iflt  eav. 

Jova. 

—8th  cav. 

APPOMATTOX   COURT  HOUSE,  VA. 

ACTON,  MINN. 

(April  9,  1865.) 

(Sept.  2,  1862.) 

Minn. — 1st  inf. 

Minn 

.—9th  inf. 

ahivapo  cason. 

ADAIRSVILLE,  GA. 

(Jane  8,  1864.) 

(May  17.  1864.) 

CaZ.- 5th  iuf. 

Mo.- 

-15th,  and  Co.  C,  18th  inf. 

arkadelphia,  ark. 

Wis.- 

-24th  inf. 

(March  28,  1864.) 

-ETNA,  MO. 

Mo. — 1st  cav. 

(July  22,  1861.) 

ARKANSAS  POST,  ARK. 

Mo.- 

-21 8t  inf. 

(Jan.  11,  1863.) 

AIKEN,  S.   C. 

Mo.— Co.  C,  10th,  cav.;  33,  6th,8th,  12th,  17th 

(Feb.  11,  1865.) 

30th,  3l6t,  and  32rnnf. 

Wis.- 

-10th  ind.  bntt'y. 

ALEXANDRIA,  LA. 

Wis.—Ut  ind.  bntt'y;  23d  inf. 
lowa.—Ui  ind.  batt'y  ;  4th,  9th,  25th,  26tb,  30th 
31st,  and  34th  inf. 

(April  27,  1864.) 

ARROW  rock,  mo. 

Mo.- 

-6th  cav. 

(July  29,  1862.) 

ALEXANDRIA,  LA. 

Mo.—Qoi.  B,  D,  and  E,  6th  mil.  cav. 

(May  2  to  8,  1864.) 

ASHLEY'S  STATION,  ARK. 

Mo.- 
Joica. 

-Eatt'y  M,  1st  It.  art. ;  33d  inf. 
— 32d  inf. 

(Aug.  24,  1864.) 
ilfo.— 8th  and  11th  cav. 

ALLATOONA,   GA. 

Iowa. — 9th  cav. 

(Oct.  5,  1864.) 

ASHTON,  LA. 

Wis.- 
lowa. 

-12th  ind.  batt'y  ;  18th  inf. 
—7th  and  39th  inf. 

(May  1,  1864.) 

Minn 

.—4th  inf. 

Jfw.— Istinf.,  M.  M.  B. 

412 


INDEX    OF    BATTLES. 


ATCHAFALATA,  LA. 

(Sept.  9  and  10,  1863.) 
W7s.— 20th  inf. 

ATCHAFALAYA   IlIVKIt,   LA. 

(Sept.  7,  180.').) 
Afo.— Batt'y  B,  Ist  It.  art. 

ATCHAFALAYA   RIVER,   LA. 

(July  28,  I8C4.) 
0'js.— 29  th  inf. 

ATHENS,  MO. 

(Aug.  5,  leci.) 
Mo.— 21st  inf. 

ATLANTA,  GA. 
(July  21  to  Atig.  25,  1864.) 

Mo.— iih  cav.;  bait's  H.  1st  It.  art.,  F,  2d  It. 
art.;  3d,  Cth,  12th,  15th,  17th,  18th,  23d,  27th,  31st, 
and  32d  inf. 

Wis.— 5th  ind.  batfv ;  1st,  3d,  ]2th,  14th,  15th, 
16th,  17th,  21st,  22d,  24th,  25th,  2Gth,  3lBt,  and 
32d  inf. 

Iowa. — 5th  and  8th  cav.;  1st  ind.  batt'y;  2d, 
3d,  4th.  .5tb,  Cth,  7th,  9th,  10th,  11th,  13tb,  15th 
16th,  17th,  25th,  2Cth,  30th,  and  31-it  iiif 

Minn. —  1st  ind.  batt'y;  2d  and  4th  inf. 

Kan. — Ibt  (mounted)  and  8th  inf. 

AUGUSTA,  ARK. 
(April  1,  1864.) 
Afo.— 8th  ciiv. 

AUGUSTA,  ARK. 

(Sept.  2,  1864.) 
Afo.— Batt'y  D,  2d  It.  art. 

AVERYSBORO',  N.  C. 

(March  15  and  16,  1865.) 

fTzs.— 10th  ind.    batt'y;    3d,   2l8t,   22d     26th 
andSlst  inf 

BAD  LAND.S,  D.  T. 
(Aug.  8,  1864.) 
Iowa. — 6th  cav. 

BAKER'S   CREEK,  MLSS. 

(Feb,  5,  1864.) 
Afo.— Batt'y  M,  1st  It.  art. 

BAKER'S   SPRINGS,    ARK. 

(Jan.  24  and  2,),  1864.) 
Kan. — 2d  and  6th  cav. 

BALDWIN,   BUSS. 
(Oct.  2,  1862.) 
Kan. — 7th  cav. 

BALDWIN'S  FERRY,    MISS. 

(May  13,  1863.) 
loioa. — Co.  A,  4th  cav. 


CALL'S  MILLS,  MO. 

(Aug.  28  and  29, 1861.) 
Kan.— 5th,  and  co.  C,  Sth  cav. ;  lat  ind.  batt'y. 

BARREN  FORK,  C.   N. 

(Dec.  19, 1863.) 
Kan. — lat  and  3d  ludian  H.  G.  inf. 

BARTON  STATION,  ALA. 
(April  16, 1863.) 
A/o.— 10th  cav. 

BARTON  STATION,  ALA. 

(Oct.  20, 1863.) 
Afo.— 12th  inf. 

BASTIN  MOUNTAIN,  MO. 
(Nov.  9, 1862.) 
Kan. — 6th  cav. 

BATESVILLE,  ARK. 
(July  14,  1862.) 
Iowa. — 4th  cav. 

BATESVILLE,   ARK. 

(Feb.  4, 1863.) 
Mo. — 3d  and  4th  cav. 

BATON  ROl^GE,  LA. 

(Aug.  5, 1802.) 
jyis. — 4th  cav. 

BATON  ROUGE,  LA. 

(Sept.  8, 1863.) 
rris. — 4th  cav. 

BATON   ROUGE,    LA. 

(March  8, 1864.) 
Wis. — 4th  cav. 

BATON  ROUGE,  LA. 
(May  3, 1864.) 
Wis. — 1th  cav. 

BATON  ROUGE,  LA. 
(June  16, 1864.) 
Jf'is. — 4th  cav. 

BA.XTER'S  SPRINGS,  KAN. 
(Oct.  6, 1863.) 
Wis. — 3d  cav. 
A'an.— 9th,  and  co.  A,  14th  cav. ;  12th  inf. 

BAYOU    ECEUF,    LA. 

(May  7,  1864.) 
7owa.— 14th  inf. 

BAYOU    CACHE,   ARK. 

(July  6, 1862.) 
Iowa. — 3d  cav. 


INDEX   OF   BATTLES. 


413 


BAYOU  DE  MORA,  LA. 
(May]  2, 1864.) 
Joua. — 14th  inf. 

BAYOU  LA  FOURCHE,  LA. 

(Nov.  18, 1864.) 
Wis.— llih  inf. 

BAYOU  MACON,  LA. 
(May  10,  1863.) 
Kan.— 1st  inf. 

BAYOU  METOE,  ARK. 
(Aug;.  27,  1863.) 
Mo.—2i,  3d,  and  8th  cav. 
Joica. — lut  cav. ;  32d  inf. 

BAYOU   METOE,  ARK. 

(Aug.  30, 1863  ) 
Mo. — l8t  cav. 

BAYOU   PIERRE,   MISS. 

(May  2, 1863.) 
^0.— 7th  inf. 

BAYOU  ROBERTS,  LA. 

(May  8, 1864.) 
Minn. — 5th  inf. 

BAYOU   TENSAS,  LA. 
(June'30,  1863.) 
Mo.—Ut  batt'n  cav.,  M.  M.  B.  -,  Ist  inf.,  M.  M.  B. 

BEACHTOWN,  GA. 
(July  22,  1864.) 
Wis. — iBt  cav. 

BEAR  CREEK,   ALA. 

(Dec.  9, 1862.) 
Jfo.— Batfy  I,  l8t  It.  art. 

BEAR  CREEK,  MISS. 
(Oct.  27, 1863.) 
ATo.— 6th  inf. 

BEAR  CREEK  STATION,  GA. 
(Nov.  16,  1864.) 
Wia.—lOih  ind.  batt'y. 

BEAR  RIVER,  ^V.  T. 

(Jan.  29, 1863.) 
Cal.—Cov.  A,  H,  K,  and  M,  2d  cav. 

BEAR  SKIN  LAKE,  MO. 

(Sept.  7, 1863.) 
Mo, — 2d  cav. 

BEAVER  CREEK,  MO. 

(Nov.  24, 1862.) 

Afo.— 3d  cav. 
7owa.— 2l8t  inf. 


BEAVER  DAM  LAKE,  MISS. 
(May  24,  1863.) 
Mo.— lit  batt'n  cav.,  M.  M.  B.;  1st  inf.,  M.  M.  B. 

CELMO.N'T,  MO. 
(Nov.  7,  ISGl.) 
Iowa. — 7  th  inf. 

BEXTO.N'SVILLE,  N.  C. 

(March  18, 19, 20,  aud21, 1865.) 

iVro.— Batt'y  H,  Ist  It.  art.;  6th,  ISth,  23d,  and 
27th  inf. 

Wis— 5th,  10th,  and  12th  ind.  batfs ;  3d,  21str 
22d,  26th,  31st,  and  32d  inf. 

/owa.— 4th,  6th,  7th.  9th,  10th,  13th,  15th,  25th, 
26th,  30, h,  31st,  and  39th  inf. 

Minn. — let  ind.  batt'y. 

BENTONVILLE,  MO. 
(Feb.  19, 1862.) 
Mo.— Cos.  A,  B,  C,  ami  D,  lOth  cav. 

BENTONVILLE,  ARK. 
(Feb.  20,  1863.) 
Kan. — 1st  Indian  H.  G.  inf. 

BENTONVILLE,   MO. 
(May  22,  1863.) 
Kan. — Cos.  H  and  M,  2d  cav. 

BENTONVILLE,  ARK. 

(Aug.  15,1863.) 
Kan. — 2d  cav. 

BENT'S  OLD  FORT,  TE.X. 
(Nov.  24,1864.) 
Cal. — Ist  cav. 

BERUYVILLE,  VA. 

(Sept.  3, 1864.) 
loxca. — 22d  inf. 

BETHESDA  CHURCH,  VA. 
(May  30  to  June  6,  1864.) 
Jf7s.— 2d,  Gth,  7th,  and  30th  inf. 

BEVERLY  FORD,   VA. 

(June  9,  1863.) 
ms.— 3d  inf. 

BIG  BLACK  RIVER,    BOSS. 

(May  3,  18C3.) 
Jl/o.— Batt'y  M,  1st  It.  art.  ;  10th,  and  co.  E,  24th 
inf. 

BIG   BLACK  RIVER,   MISS. 
(May  17,  1863.) 

Jifo.— 6th  cav. ;  7th  and  8th  inf. 
Wis.— lat  ind.  batt'y  ;  11th  and  23d  inf. 
JoMa. —2l8t,  22d,  and  23d  inf. 
Minn. — 1st  ind.  batt'y. 

BIG  BLACK  RIVER,   MISS. 

(July  4  and  5, 1863.) 
Iowa. — 10th  inf. 


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INDEX    OP    BATTLES. 


EIG   BLACK    lUVEU,   MISS. 

(Teb.  4,1804.) 
rjMb.— 21nt  inf. 
Iowa. — 4tli  CUV. 

BIG  BL\CK  niVER  BRIDGE,   MISS. 
(Aug  12  and  Sep'-  H,  18C.3.) 
Icnca. — 4th  inf. 

BIG  BLUE,   MO. 
(Oct.  2:i,  18(14.) 

Mo.—Ui  mil.,  2,1,  2fl  mil.,  4th,  4th  mil.,  5th  mil., 
6th  mil  ,  7th  mil..  8th  mil.,  10th,  loth,  and  ICth 
cav  ;   batr  s  H  and  L,  2cl  It.  art. 

tVis  — 3rl  cav.  ;  9lh  ind.  batt'y. 

Iowa. — 3(1  and  4th  cav. 

A'ari.— 5th,  7th,  11th,  14th,  15th,  and  IGth  cav. 

BIG   BLUE,    MO. 

(Oct.  31,1804.) 
Mo. — loth  cav. 

BIG  CREKK,   MO. 
(S  pt.  9,1802.) 
Iowa. — Ifit  cav. 

BIG  INDIAN   CREEK,    MO. 

(May  26,  It'CO.) 
Mo. — 1st  cav. 

BIG  MOUND,   U.  T. 

(July  24,  1863.) 

Minn. — 1st  cav.,  (oi'd  rang's;)  3d  ind.  batt'v  ; 
6th,  7th,  aud  luth  inl. 

BIG  NORTH  FORK  CREEK,  MO. 
(June  16,1864.) 
Wis. — 3d  cav. 

BIG  PINE    CREEK,   CAL. 
(April  10,  1863.) 
Cal.—Co.  E,  2d  cav. 

BIG  SHANTY,   GA. 
(June  6,  1864.) 
Wis. — 1st  cav. 

BIG   SHANTY,    GA. 

(Oct.  3,  1864.) 
Jtfo.— Batl'y  C,  Ibt  It.  art. 

BIRCH  COOLIE,   MINN. 
(Sept.  2  and  3,  1862.) 
Ifinn.— Gth,  7th,  and  lOth  inf. 

BIRD   SONG   FERRY,    MISS. 

(June  18,  1863.) 
Iowa. — 4th  cav. 

BIRMINGHAM,   MISS. 
(April  24,  1863.) 
Iowa. — 2d  cav. 


BLACK  BAYOU,   MISS. 
(April  10,  1863.) 
Iowa. — 4th  inf. 

BLACK   BAYOU,    MI.?S. 
(March  19,  1804  ) 
rr/.5.— 4th  cav. 

BLACKBURN'S   FORD,    VA. 

(July  18,  1861.; 
ff7s.— 2dinf. 

BLACKLAND,  MISS. 
(June  4,  1862.) 
Iowa. — 2d  cav. 

BLACK  RIVER,   MO. 

(Sept.  12, 1861.) 
Mo. — Ist  cav. 

BLACK  RUN,    MO. 

(July  8, 1802.) 
Kan. — 5th  cav. 

BLACKWATER,   MO. 

(Dec.  19,  1861.) 
Iowa.—\^X  cav. 

BLACKWATER,  MO. 
(Oct.  12,  1863.) 

Mo. — 7th  mil.  cav. 

BLOOMFIELD,  MO. 

(July  29, 1862.) 
Wis. — iBt  cav. 

BLOOMFIELD,  MO. 
(Aug.  29,  1862.) 
fT'is. — 1st  cav. 

BLOOMFIELD,  MO. 

(Sept,  11,  12,  and  13, 1862.) 
Afo.— Batt'y  E,  2d  It.  art. 
Ji'is. — ist  cav. 

BLOOMFIELD,  MO. 
(March  1, 1863.) 
Mo. — 2d  mil.  cav. 

BLOOMFIELD,  MO. 
(April  29  and  30, 1803.) 
3fo.— Batt'y  E,  1st  It.  art. 
Wis. — 1st  cav. 

BLOOMFIELD,  MO. 
(May  12,  1863.) 
Mo. — 8th  cav. 

BLUE  MILLS,    MO. 

(July  24,  1861.) 
Mo.— 5th  inf.  U.  S.  R.  C,  (3-months.) 


INDEX    OF    BATTLES. 


415 


BLUE  MILLS  LANDISG,  MO. 

BOONVILI.E,  MISS. 

(Sept.  17, 1861.) 

(May  30  and  July  1,  1862.) 

Iowa. 

-3d  inf. 

Iowa. — 2d  cav. 

BLUE  RIVER,  MO. 

BOONVILLE,  MO. 

(June  18,  1863.) 

(Oct.  12  and  13,  1863.) 

Kan. 

—Co.  K,  9th  car. 

Mo. — 7th  mil.  cav. 

BLUE  SFRIKGS,  MO. 

BOONVIILE,  MO. 

(March  22,  1863.) 

(Oct.  9,  1864.) 

Mo.- 

-1st  and  5th  (old)  mil.  cav. 

Mo. — 7th  mil.,  15th  cav. 

BOB'S  CREEK,  MO. 

BOONVILLE,  MO. 

(March  7,  1862.) 

(Oct.  11,  1864.) 

Mo.- 

-l6t  batt'n  mil.  cav. 

BOLES'   FARM,  MO. 

Mo.— Ist,  4th,  5th,  and6thmil.,16thcav. 
H,  2d  It.  int.. 

batfy 

(July  23,  1862.) 

BOST0^f   MOUNTAI^f,  ARK. 

lowa 

— 3d  cav. 

BOLTNGER  COUNTY,  MO. 

(Dec.  4,  5,  and  6,  1862.) 
A'ore.— 2d  and  11th  cav. 

(Jan.  14,  1864.) 

BOYD'S  STATION,  N.  T. 

Mo.- 

-3d  mil.  cav. 

(.June  3,  1865.) 

BOLIVAR,  VA. 

Iowa.— Co.  E,  7th  cav. 

(Oct.  16, 1861.) 

BOYDTON   ROAD,  VA. 

Wis. 

-3d  inf. 

(Oct.  27  and  28,  1864.) 

BOLIVAR,  MISS. 

f/'is.— neth  inf. 

(Aug.  25,  1862.) 

Minn.— Con.  A  and  B,  1st  inf. 

Mo.- 

-Cos.  A,  B,  and  D.  10th  cav. 

BRANCHVILLE,  ARK. 

BOLIVAR,  MISS. 

(Jan.  17,  1864.) 

(Sept.  19, 1862.) 

Mo. — 7th  cav. 

.flic— Batt'y  A,  Ist  It.  art. 

BOLIVAR,  TENN. 

(Sept.  21, 1862.) 
lOTca. — 3d  inf. 

BOLIVAR,  MISS. 
(May  3,  1864.) 
Mo.— Co.  I,  10th  cav. 

BOLTON'S  DEPOT,  MISS. 
(July  16,  1863.) 
Afo.— 17th  inf. 

BOLTON'S  DEPOT,  MISS. 
(Feb.  4,  1864.) 

Mo. — 10th  cav. 
iris.- 12th  inf. 
loica. — 4th  cav. 

BONE  YARD,  TENlf. 

(Feb.  10,  1863.) 

Mo.— Co.  C,  18th  inf. 

BOONSBORO',  ARTC. 

(Nov.  7,  1862.) 
Kan. — 2d  cav. 

BOONVILLE,  MO. 

(June  17,  1861.) 
Mo.— ?att's  H  and  L,  (old,)  iBtlt.  art.;  Sdinf., 
(3-month8.) 


BRANCHVILLE,  ARK. 

(Jan.  19,  1864.) 
Kan. — 5lh  cav. 

BRANDO.V,  MISS. 
(July  ] 3  to  16,  1863.) 
Iowa. — 30th  inf. 

BRANDON,  JnSS. 

(July  17  and  18,  1863.) 
Mo.— Sth  and  31st  inf. 
Iowa. — 30th  inf. 

BRANDON,  UnSS. 

(July  20,  1863.) 
Mo.— 8th  and  32d  inf. 

BRANDON  STATION,  MISS. 

(July  19,  1863.) 

Mo. — 6th  inf. 

Iowa.— \)th,  12th,  26th,  and  30th  inf. 

BRAZIL  CREEK,  C.  N. 

(Oct.  11,  1863.) 
Wis. — 3d  cav. 

brewer's  LANE,  ARK. 

(Sept.  11, 1864.) 
Kan. — Sth  cav. 


416 


INDEX    OF    BATTLES. 


BIUAB,  MO. 

(March  26,  18(i2.) 
Mo. — 7th  mil.  cav.  . 

BRICE'S   CROSSROADS,  MISK 

(June,  10,  ]8G4.) 

Mo. — 4th  and  10th  civ. 

Win. — 7lh  ind.  batt'y. 

Iowa. — 3d  and  4th  cav;  3oth  inf. 

Minn. — 9lh  inf. 

BRISTOW   STATION,  \A. 

(Oct.  14, 18tJ3.) 
Minn. — 1st  inf. 

BROOKLYN,  KAN. 
(Aug.  21,  1663.) 
Kan.— Co.  K,  91h  cav. 

BROWN'S  SPRINGS,  MO. 

(July  27,  leeo.) 

Iowa. — 3J  cav. 

BROWNSVILLE,  MISS. 

(June  18,  1863.) 
Iowa. — 4th  cav. 

BROWNSVILLE,  ARK. 

(July  25,  1863.) 
Mo. — 7th  cav. 

BROWNSVILLE,  AKK. 
(Aug.  25,  1863.) 
Mo. — 2d  and  &th  cav. 
Jowa. — list  cav. 

BROWNSVILLE,  ARK. 

(Sept.  14,  1863.) 
Kan. — 51h  cav. 

BROWNSVILLE.  ARK. 

(Sept.  16,  1863.) 
Mo. — 3d  cav'. 

BROWNSVILLE,  MISS. 

(Oct.  15  and  16,  1863.) 
iV/o.— 10th  cav. 
luxoa. — 4th  cav  ;  12th  inf. 

BROWNSVILLE,  MISS. 

(Oct.  18  and  19,  1863.) 
Iowa. — 4th  cav. 

BROWNSVILLE,  MISS. 

(Oct.  22,  1863.) 
Mo. — 10th  cav. 

BROWNSVILLE,  ARK. 

(Aug.  25,  1864.) 
Iowa, — Co.  I,  9th  cav. 

BROWNSVILLE,  MISS. 

(Sept.  28,  1864.) 
Jowa. — Co.  M,  4th  cav. 


BUOWNSVILT.E,  ARK. 
(Oct.  30,  1864.) 
Jowa. — 9th  cav. 

BRUNSWICK,   MO. 

(Aug.  17,  1861.) 
Jl/o.— 5th  iuf.  IT.  S.  R.  C.  (.3-monthB.) 
BUCKHEAD  CREEK,  GA. 
(Nov.  2S,  1864.) 
Wis.—\m\  ind.  batt'y. 

BULL  BAYOU,  ARK. 
(Aug.  26,  1864.) 
Kan. — 9th  cav. 

BULL  CREEK,  ARK. 

(Aug.  6,  1684.) 
Wis. — 3d  cav. 

BULL  CREEK,  ARK. 
(Aug.  27,  1864.) 
Kan.— Co.  I,  9th  cav. 

BULL  RUN,  VA. 
(July  21,  1861.) 

Wis.— Co.  A,  1st  hy.  art.  ;  2d  inf. 
Minn. — iBt  inf. 

BULL  RUN,  VA. 
(Aug.  30,  1862.) 
fris.— 2d.  6th,  and  7th  inf. 

BURNED  CHURCH,  GA. 
(May  26,  1864.) 
Wis. — Ist  cav. 
Jowa. — 8th  cav. 

BURNT  HICKORY,  GA. 
(May  24,  1864.) 
Iowa. — 8th  cav. 

BURNT  HICKORY,  GA. 
(July  4  and  5,  1864.) 
Iowa. — 1st  ind.  batt'y. 

BUTLER,  MO. 

(Oct.  — ,  1861.) 
Kan. — 5th  cav. 

BUTLER,  MO. 

(Nov.  20,  1861.) 
Mo.— Coi.  A  aud  C,  Caes  co.  H.  G.  cav. 

BUTLER,  MO. 
(May  15  and  26,  1862.) 
Iowa. — let  cav. 

BUTLER  CREEK,  TENN. 

(Nov.  22,  1864.) 
7(310(2. — 2d  cav. 

BYHALIA,  MISS. 

(Oct.  12,  1863.) 
A'an.— 7th  cav. 

CABIN   CHEEK,  C.  N. 

(July  1  aud  2,  1863.) 
Wis. — 3d  cav. 
A'an.— 6th,  and  co.  C,  9th  cav. 


INDEX    OF   BATTLES. 


41" 


CABIiV  CREEK,  C.  N. 
(July  5,  1863.) 
iTan.— 2d  ind.  batt'y. 

CADIS  CREEK,  C.  N. 
(July  20,  1863.) 
Kan.—lsi  ludiau  II.  G.  iul'. 

CABI^f  CREEK,   C.  N. 

(Sept.  19,  1864.) 
Kan.—^i,  6th,  aud  14th  cav.;  1st  and  2d  Indiau 
H.  G.  inf. 

CACHE  RIVER,   AUK. 

(Api-U22,  1864.) 
Mo. — 8th  cav. 

CADDO  GAP,  ARK. 
(Dec.  4,  1863.) 
A'nn.— Cos.  B  and  SI,  2d  cav. 

CADDO  GAP,  ARK. 

(Jau.  26,  1864.) 
^aK.— 2d  cav. 

CADDO  GAP,   ARK. 

(Feb.  16,  1864.) 
Kan. — 2d  cav. 

CADDO    MOU.VTAINS.    ARK. 

(Feb.  12,  1864.) 
Kan. — 2d  cav. 

CAHAWIJA  RIVER,  GA. 
(April  8,  1865.) 
lojoa. — Co.  L,  4th  cav. 

CAJOU  Vr.  ARIVAYPO,  N.  .u. 
(May  7,  1863.) 
Cal.—Co.  K,  5th  inf. 

CALIFORNIA,  JIO. 
(Oct.  9  and  10,  1864.) 
Mo. — 4th  and  7th  mil.  cav.;  batt's  H   and  L. 
2d  It.  art. 

CALIFORNIA   HOUSE,  MO. 
(Oct.  18,  1862.) 
Mo. — 5th  mil.  cav. 

CAMURIDGK,    MO. 

(••^upt.  26,  1862.) 
Mo. — 9th  mil.  cav. 

CAMDKN",     ARK. 

(April  2,  18G4.) 
Jowa. — l(it  cav. 

CAMDEN,    ARK. 
(April  1."),  1864.) 
7ou?a.— 33d  and  36th  inf. 
27    S 


CAMDEN,    ARK. 
(April  16,  1864.) 
Mo. — 2d  au4  3d  cav. 

CAMDEN,   ARK. 

(April  18,  1864.) 


Iowa. — 40th  inf. 
Kan. — 6th  cav. 


CAMDEN,  ARK. 
(April  24,  1864.) 


Mo. — 3d  cav. 


CAMDEN  POINT,  MO. 

(July  13,  1864.) 
Ka7i. — Co.  F,  16  cav. 

CAMP  BABCOCK,   ARK. 

(Nov.  25.  186-.?.) 
A'dH.— 1st  Indiau  H.  G.  inf 

CAMPBELLTON,  GA. 
(July  28,  1864.) 
Wis. — 1st  cav. 

CAMTBELLVir.LE,   TENN. 
(Nov.  24,  1864.) 
jl/o.— 12th  cav. 
fowa. — 2il  cav. 

CAMPUELI.VILI.K,  TENN. 

(Dec.  24,  1864.) 
Iowa. — 2d  cav. 

CAMP  JACKSON,  MO. 

(May  10,  1861.) 

Mo.— Ifit  and  3d  U.  S.  R.  C,  (,3-niouths:)  3d  inf., 
(3-iiiouths.) 

CAMP  VEKDIGRIS.  U.  N. 

(Sept.  2,  1864.) 
Kan.— Co.  M,  14th  cav. 

CA.MPTI,   LA. 
(March  26,  1864.) 
Iowa. — 3."th  inf. 

CANE  HILL,  ARK. 

(Nov.  28.  1860.) 
K'aii.-Qd,  6th,  9th.  nm!  11th  cav.;  2d   and  3il 
ind.  batt's;  1st,  2d,  and  3d  ludiau  H.  O.;  aud  13th 
inf. 

CANE  HILL,  ARK. 

(Dec.  20,  1862.) 
Kan. — 3d  Indiau  H.  Cr.  iuf. 

CANE    HILL,    ARK. 

(Jan.  2,  1863  ) 
Kait. — Co.  II,  9th  cav. 


418 


INDEX   OF    BATTLES. 


CANE  RIVER,  LA. 

CAIITHAGE,  ARK. 

(April  24,  1864.) 

(Nov.  27,  1862.) 

Mo. — 6t.h  cav. 
JFis.—Stla  and  33d  inf. 

CANE  RIVER  CROSSI.VG,  LA. 

Kan 

— 2d  cav. 

CARTHAGE,  MO. 

(Jan.  13,  1863.) 
—3d  cav. 

(April  23,  1864.) 

Wis. 

Mo.— BatVy  M,  1st  It.  art. 
rr'i's.— 23d  and  29th  inf. 
/o?f.a._]4thinf. 
Minn. — 5th  inf. 

Mo.- 

CARTHAGE,  LA. 

(Jan.  23,  1863.) 
-6th  cav. 

CANTON,  MISS. 

CARTHAGE,    .MO. 

(.July  11  and  16,  1863.) 

(May   16,  1863.) 

Iowa. — 3d  cav. 

Mo.- 

-7th  mil.  cav. 

CANTON,  MISS. 

CARTHAGE,  MO. 

(July  17,  1863.) 

(May  24,  1863.) 

Mo.— 3d  and  12th  inf. 

Kan. 

—2d  cav. 

CANTON,  MISS. 

CARTHAGE,  MO. 

(Sept.  28,  1863.) 

(June  27  and  28,  186.3.) 

^Vo.— 10th  cav. 

Mo.- 

-7th  mil.  cav. 

CANTON,  MISS. 

CARTHAGE.  MO. 

(Feb.  24,  1864.) 

(Oct.  2,  1863  ) 

Mo.  Co.  C,  10th  cav. 

Mo.- 

-6th  mil.  cav. 

CANTON,  .MISS. 

(Feb.  26,27,  28,  and  29,  1864.) 

Mo.— 10th  cav.;  7th  inf. 
ff'/s.— 12th  and  33d  inf. 
Iowa.— 32d  inf. 

Mo.- 

CARTHAGE,  MO. 

(Sept.  22,  1864.) 
-15th  cav. 

CARTHAGE,  MO. 

CANTON,  MISS. 
(March  2,  1864.) 

Mo.- 

(Oct.  26,  1864.) 
-13th  cav. 

Mo. — 10th  cav. 

CAPE   GIRARDEAU,   MO. 

(.April  26,  1863.) 

Mo — 2d  mil.  cav.;  batt's  D  and  L,  2d  It.  art. 
IVis. — ]Bt  cav. 
Iowa.— 32d  inf. 

CARRION  CROW  BAYOU,  LA. 

(Nov.  18,  1863.) 
Mo. — 6th  cav. 

CARROLLTON,   ARK. 

(March  — ,  1863.) 
.fVis. — 3d  cav. 

CARTER'S  CREEK,  TENN. 
(AprU27,  1863.) 
Mo. — let  cav. 

CARTHAGE,  MO. 

(July  5,  1861.) 

Mo.— Backofsbatt'nlt.art.,  (3-months;)  3dinf., 
(3-months.) 

CARTHAGE,  MO. 
(March  23,  1862.) 
Kan.     6th  cav. 


CASS  COUNTY,   MO. 

Mo.- 

(Nov.  3,  1862.) 
-Cf>.  G,  6th  mil.  cav. 

CASSVILLE,    GA. 

Tn.<. 

Joicii 

(May  19  and  20,  1864.) 
-3.1  inf. 
—8th  cav. 

CASTOR  RIVEK,  MO. 

(April  20.  1863.) 

tl'is.- 

—1st  cav. 

W75.— Od  inf. 


CATLETT'S  STATION,  VA. 
(Aug.  21.  1862.) 


nv.s-.- 


CaTLETT'S  STATION,  VA. 

(Aug.  22,  1862.) 
-Trh  inf. 


CEDAR  CKEEK,   VA. 

(Oct.  19,   1864.) 
Iowa.—2-id,  24tli,  and  28th  inf. 

CEDAR  FORK,   U.   T. 

(April  2,  1863.) 
Car— 2d  cav. 


INDEX  OF  BATTLES. 


419 


CEDAR  MOUNTAIN,    VA. 

(Aug.  9,  1862.) 
Wis.— 2d,  3d,  6lh,  and  7th  inf. 

CENTUE  CREEK,  MO. 
(Feb.  20,  1865.) 
Mo. — Co.  M,  8th  mil.  cav. 

CENTRALIA,  MO. 

(Sept.  27,  1864.) 

AIo.—F.  and  S.  and  cos.  A,  G,  and  H,  39th  inf. 
Jowa. — Ibt  cav. 

CENTREVILLE,  LA. 
(April  13,  1863.) 
Wis.— ith  cav. 

CENTREVILLE,  ALA. 
(April  1,  1865.) 
Wis.— 1st  cav. 

CHALK  ULUFF,  ARK. 

(May  15,  1862.) 
Wis. — Ibt  cav. 

CHALK  BLUFF,  ARK. 
(March  9  and  15,  and  April  1,  1863.) 
Mo. — 2d  mil.  cav. 

CHALK  BLUFF,  ARK. 
(May  1,  1863.) 
Mo. — 2d  mil.  and  3d  cav. 

CHAMPION  HILL,  MISS. 
(May  16,  1863.) 

Mo. — 4th  and  6th  cav.  ;  batt's  A  and  M,  1st  It. 
art.  ;  6th,  7th,  8th,  10th,  24th,  and  26th  inf. 

Wis.— \tit,  6th,  and  12th  ind.  batt's;  11th,  18th, 
23d,  and  29tb  inf. 

loica— 5th,  10th,  17th,  2l8t,  22d,  23d,  24th,  and 
28th  inf. 

Mian. — 1st  ind.  batt'y  ;  4th  inf. 

CHAMPION  HILL,  MISS. 

(Feb.  4,  1864.) 

jV/o.— 10th  cav. 
lowa. — 1th  cav. 

CHANCELLORSVILLE,    VA. 
(May  1  to  5,  1863.) 
Wis.—^d,  3d,  6th,  7th,  and  26th  inf. 

CHAPIN'S  FARM,  VA. 
(Sept.  29,  1864.) 
Wis.— 4th  ind.  batt'y. 

CHAPLIN  HILLS,  KV. 

(Oct.  8,  1862  ) 
Mo.— Batt'y  G,  1st  It.  art.  ;  2d  and  15th  inf. 
Wis.—rAh  and  8th  ind.  batt's;  1st,  10th,  15th, 
21k-.  and  24th  inf. 
Minn  — 2d  ind.  batt'y. 
Kan.— eth  inf. 


CHARITON  BRIDGE,  MO. 
(Aug.  3,  1862.) 
Afo.~Cos.  G  and  H,  6th  mil.  cav. 

CHARITON  RIVER,  MO. 

(Aug.  9,  1862.) 
Mo. — Ist  mil.  cav. 

CHARLES  CITY  CROSSROADS,  VA. 
(Oct.  1,  1864.) 
Wis. — 4th  ind.  batt'y. 

CHARLESTON,  MO. 

(Jan.  8,  1862.) 
/0!ca.— 10th  inf. 

CHARLESTON,  TENN. 

(Dec.  28,  1863.) 
Wis.— 15th  inf. 

CHATTAHOOCHIE  RIVt.R,  GA. 
(July  3  to  12,  1864.) 
Mo.— Batt'y  H,  1st  It.  art. 
Wis. — 1st  cav.;     5th  ind.   batt'y;    lOtli    ]2tli 
15th,  21st,  and  34th  inf 

Zowja.— 4th,  9th,  11th,  and  26th  inf. 
Minn. — 2d  inf. 

CHATTANOOGA,  TENN. 
(Nov.  23,  24,  and  25,  lt6.3.) 

.¥o.— 4th  cav. ;  2d,  3d,  6th,  8th,  10th,  12th  15th 
17th,  CO.  E  24th,  26th,  27th,  29th,  31st,  and  32d  inf. 

ffis.— liih,  8th.  and  12th  ind.  batt's.;  1st,  15tli, 
18th,  and  24th  inf. 

luwa.—Ut  iud.  batt'y ;  4th,  5th,  6th,  9tb,  10th, 
17th,  2jth,  26th,  30th,  and  3lBt  inf. 

Minn. — 2d  and  4th  inf. 

Kan. — 8th  inf. 


Wis.- 


CHERAW,    S.   C. 

(March  2  and  3,  1865.) 
-32d  inf. 


CHEROKEE   NATIO.V,  I.  T. 

(Jan.  18,  1863.) 
Kan. — 3d  Indian  II.  G.  inf. 

CHEItOKEE  STATION,    ALA. 

(April  17,  1863.) 
Mo.—Knh  cav.  ;  batt'y  I,  1st  It.  art. 

CHEROKEE   STATION,  ALA. 

(Oct.  21,  1863.) 

Mo.— 3d  and  27th  inf. 

Iowa.— lat  iud.  batt'y  ;  4th,  9th,  25th,  26th,  30th, 
and  31st  inf. 

CHEROKEE   STATION,  ALA. 

(Oct.  29,  1863.) 
Jotca. — 4th,  9th,  and  31st  inf. 

CHERRY  CREEK,  MISS. 

(July  10,  1864.) 
Iowa. — 4th  cav. 


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CHERRY   GROVE,    MO. 
(June  26,  18(S.) 
No. — Od  mil.  c;iv. 

CHICKAM.^UGA,   GA. 
(Sept.  13,  1863.) 
Wis.—2i  ind.  batt'y. 

CHICKA^IAUGA,  GA. 

(Sept   19,  i'ii,  .'iud21,  1863.) 

Mn  — Batfy  G-.  Is-t  It.  art.  ;  2d  and  l.'jtb  inf. 
n'i'.—\  ~\  cav.  :   1st,  3d,  fiih,  and  Sth  ind.  batt'g  ; 
1st,  Kith,  l.jih,  21st,  and  24tti  inf. 
Minn, — 2d  ind.  batt'y;   2d  inf. 
Knn. — 8th  inf. 

CHICKASAW   BAYOU,  MI.SS. 
(Dec.  27  and  28,  1862.) 
]i.l„  _C'o.  C.   10th  cav. ;    batt'y  F,  2d  It.  art, , 
3d,  17th,  30th,  and  32d  inf. 

ff/s.—L-t  ind.  britfv:  23d  inf. 

jova.—Ui  ind.  batt'y  ;  4th,  2.5th,  and  34th  inf. 

CHICKASAW  BI.UFF.S,  HHSS. 

(Dec.  29,  1862.) 

il/o.— fith  and  co.  C,  10th  cav.  ;  batt'y  P,  2d  It. 
ait. ;  3d,  6th,  8ih,  12th,  29Th.  3nrh,  "Hat,  and  32d  inf. 

If'i^.— 1st  ind.  batt'y;  23d  inf. 

7o«,7._lst  ind.  bati''y;  4th,  9th,  2.5th,  26th,  30th, 
and  34th  inf. 

CHOCTAW  NATIO.V,  I.  T. 
(Oct  7,  1863.) 
Wi'i. — 3d  cav. 

CHOCTAW  NATION,  I.  T. 

(.N'..v.  9,  1863.) 
Kan. — 2d  cav. 

CHR1ST.1IAS  PRAIRIE,   CAL. 
(Dec.  26,1863.) 
Cal. — Battalion  mountaineers,  iuf. 

CHULAHOMA,    MISS. 

(Nov.  30,1862.) 
loua. — 6th  inf. 

CLAREKDOS,   ARK. 

(March  1.3,  1864.) 
Mo. — 6th  cav. 

CLAREVnO.S',   ARK. 
(Jnue2.5  and  26.  1864.) 
J^Io. — 11th  cav. ;  batt'y  D,  2d  It.  art. 
Jova. — 9th  cav. 

Cr.ARK.VDON,  ARK. 

(June  27,  28,  and  29, 1864.) 
Mo. — 11th  cav. 

CLARENDON,  ARK. 
(July  14,  1864.) 


CLARKSVILLE,  ARK. 

(Oct.  28, 1863.) 


W(.\ — 3d  cav. 


Wis.—ZA  cav. 

CLARKSVILLE,   ARK. 

(Nov.  24,  1863.) 
Kan. — 2d  cav. 

CLARKSVILLE,   ARK. 

(May  1^.  1864.) 
Kan. — 6th  cav. 

CLARKSVILLE,  ARK. 

(Sept.  2x,  1864.) 
Wis. — 3d  cav. 

CLAY  COUNTY,  MO. 
(July  4,  1864.) 
Mo. — 9th  mil.  cav. 

CLAYSVILLE,  ALA. 

(March  14,  1864.) 
Mo.—Z'\  iuf. 
lojca.—Hh,  9th,  and  3';tb  inf. 

CLAYTON.  ALA. 

(March  14,  1864.) 
7V/o.— 3lBt  inf. 

CLEAR   CREEK,  MO. 
(Aug.  2,  1862.) 
Iowa. — lat  cav. 

CLEAR  CREEK,  ARK. 
(Aug.  19,  1862.) 
Kan. — 6th  cav. 

CLEAR   CKEEK,  MO. 

(May  16,  1864.) 
A'an.— Cos.  D  and  L,  15th  cav. 

CLEAR    CREEK,   ARK. 

(Feb.  11,  I860.) 
iV/o.— 15th  cav. 

CLEAR  FORK,   NEV. 
(Aug.  29, 1865.) 
Cal— Co.  L,  2d  cav. 

CLEAR   L.VKE,   ARK. 

(March  11,  1865.) 
rf7.5.— 3d  cav. 

CLEVFLAND,  TKNN. 

(April  2.  1861.) 
IVis. — 1st  cav. 

CLEVELAND,   TE.VN. 
(AprU  13,  1864.) 


fJ7.-j._lst  cav. 


Iowa. — 1st  cav. 


CLINTON,  MO. 

(July  9,  1862.) 


INDEX    or    BATTLES. 


CLINTON,   LA. 

COLDWATER,  JIISS. 

(Juuo3,  1863.) 

(Nov.  8  and  9, 1862.) 

Wis. — 4th  cav. 

Iowa 

. — 2d  cav. 

Kan. 

—7th  cav. 

CLINTON,  Jnss. 

(July  8,  1863.) 

COLDWATER,  TEN.V. 

Iowa. — 3d  cav. ;  4th  inf. 

(April  19,  1863.) 

Wis. 

—12th  and  33d  inf 

CLINTON,  nnss. 

(July  16,  18C3.) 

COLDWATER,  MISS. 

Iowa.— lOth  inf. 

(Aug.  21,  1863.) 

•    Iowa 

—3d  cav. 

CLINTON,  MISS. 

COLDWATER  CREEK,  Mlbi. 

(Oct.  17,  1863.) 

Mo. — 10th  cav. 

(Sept.  8  and  11,  1862.) 

iWo.— 8th  inf. 

CLINTON,  MISS. 

(Feb.  5,  1864.) 

COLDWATER   GROVE,    .MO. 

Mo.— 1th  inf. 

(Oct.  21,  1864.) 

loica. — 4th  cav. 

Kan. 

— 11th  cav. 

CLINTON,  MISS. 

COLDWATER  STATION,  TEN.V. 

(July  4,  1864.) 

(March  17,  18C3.) 

ffis.— 2d  cav. 

Kan. 

—7th  cav. 

CLINTON,  MISS. 

COLE   CA.MP,    MO. 

(July  7,  1864.) 

(Oct.  5,  1862.) 

Wis.—M  cav. 

Mo.- 

-Co.  F,  6th  mil.  cav. 

CLINTON,   LA. 

COLE  CAMP,    -MO. 

(Aug.  25,  1864.) 

(June  8,  1863.) 

Wis. — 4th  cav. 

Mo.- 

-Cos.  A  and  B,  6th  mil.  cav. 

CLINTON,    LA. 

COLE   CREEK,  MISS. 

(Nov.  15,  1864.) 

(Oct.  4, 1804.) 

Wis. — 4th  cav. 

Wis.- 

—2d  cav. 

CLINTON,   GA. 

COLEMAN'S  PLANTATION,  MlJS. 

(Nov.  22, 1864.) 

(July  4,  1864.) 

Mo.— 6th  Inf. 

Mo.- 

-Co.  B,  1st  batt'n  cav.,  M.  M.  B. 

CLINTON,   LA. 

COLLEGE   HILL,  MISS. 

(March—,  1865.) 
Wis. — 4th  cav. 

(Aug.  21,  1p64.) 

Mo.- 

-21st  inf. 

COAHOMA   COUNTY,  MISS. 

COLLIERSVILLE,    TENN. 

(Aug.  2,  1862.) 

(Nov.  3,  1863.) 

Wis.— nth  inf. 

lowa. 

— 2d  cav. 

COFFEEVILLE,  MISS. 

COLLIERSVILLE,   TENN. 

(Dec.  5,  1862.) 
lo^ca. — 2d  cav. 

(Dec.  27  and  28,  186.3.) 

Kan. — 7th  cav. 

Iowa. 

—2d  cav. 

COLE  COUNTY,   MO. 

COLLMAN'S,  MISS. 

(Oct.  6,  1864.) 

(March  5, 1864.) 

Mo. — 7th  mil.  cav. 

Mo.- 

-l8tinf.,M.M.B. 

COLD   HAUEOR,  VA. 

C0LU3IEIA,  ARK. 

(May  31  to  June  12, 1864.) 

(June  2,  1864.) 

Wis.— 5th,6th,  7th, 36th,  and  cos.  A,  B,  C,  and 

Mo.- 

-Ist  mf.,  M.  M.  B. 

D,  38th  inf. 

COLDWATER,  MISS. 

COLUMUIA,  TENN. 

(May  11,  1862.) 

(Nov.  28  and  29, 1864.) 

Mo.-  6th  inf. 

lowa. 

—5th  cav. 

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INDEX    OF    BATTLES. 


COLU:>IBIA,  TENN. 

CORINTH,   MISS. 

(Dec.  19,  1864.) 
Mo. — 15th  inf. 

COLUMBIA,  S.  C. 

(Oct.  3  and  4,  1862.) 

iV/o.— Batt's  D,  H,  I,  K,  and  M,  1st  It.  art.; 
11th,  COS.  B,  C,  D,  andE,  18tb,  2l8t,  co.  E, 

10th, 
24th, 

(l-Vb.  15,  16,  and  17,  1865.) 
Mo  —8th  iuf. 
loim.—4t\K  6th,  9tb,  25th,  aud  .30th  inf. 

C0LU3ir,US.   MO. 
(Jau.9,  1862.) 
Kan. — 7th  oav. 

and  26th  inf 

Wis.— 6th  and  12th  ind.  batt's ;  8th,  14tb,  16th, 
17th,  and  18th  inf. 

Iowa.— 2i\  cav,;  2d  ind.  batt'y ;  2d,  5th,  7th,  8th, 
10th,  11th,  12th,  13th,  14th,  15th,  16tb,  and  17th  inf. 

Miini.^Aih  and  5th  inf. 

Ka7i. — 7th  cav. 

COLUMBUS,   MO. 

* 

CORINTH,  MISS. 

(July  23,  1862.) 
Mo. — 7th  cav. 

(Aug.  16,  1863.) 
Kan. — 7th  cav. 

COLUMBUS,  GA. 

(April  16,  1865.) 
Mv. — 10th  and  lath  cav. 
loirn. — 3d  uud  4th  cav. 

CORINTH,  MISS. 

(June  10,  1864.) 
laica. — 3d  cav. 

CO-MO,  TENN. 

CORINTH  ROAD,  .MISS. 

(Sept.  19, 1863.) 
]\[o. — 4th  cav. 

(April  25,  1862.) 
Mo.— 8th  inf. 

CO.N'EE    CREEK,    LA. 

(Aug.  25, 1864.) 
/rV".— 1st  ind.  batt'y. 

COTTON  GAP,  ARK. 
(Sept.  1,  1863.) 
3Io.— Co.  C,  8th  mil.  cav. 

CONGAREE  CREEK,  ».  i.. 

(Feb.  15,  1865.) 
loTca. — 4th,  9th,  and  26th  inf. 

COURTLAND,  ALA. 
(July  27,  1864.) 
ms.—3-2<l  inf. 

Ca.N'YERSVILLE,  TENN. 

(Sept-  S,  186.3.) 
Mo. — 4th  cav, 

COOKS  CANO.V,  N.  T. 
(July  24,  1863.) 
Co;.— Co.  E,  5th  iuf. 

COOX   CREEK,  MO. 

(Aug.  24, 1862.) 
Kan. — 2d  and  6th  cav. 

COURTNEY'S  PLANTATION,  MISS. 

(April  11,  1863.) 
Mo.— Co.  C,  10th  cav. 

COVE  CREEK,   ARK. 

(Nov.  8,  1862.) 
Kan. — 2d  cav. 

COW  CREEK,  KAN. 

(Oct.  23,  1864.) 
Kan. — 6th  cav. 

COOSA   CREEK,   ALA. 

(April  1,  1865.) 
loirii. — 4th  cav. 

COOSA   RIVER,   ALA. 

cow    CREEK,    KAN. 
(Nov.  14  and  28, 1864.) 
Kan.— 3d  Indian  H.  G.  inf. 

(July  13,  1864.) 
Jujna. — 5th  lyiv. 

COOSA  RIVER,   GA. 

(Oct.  25,  1864.) 
Iowa. — 6th  inf. 

cow   CREEK,  KAN. 

(June  12,  1865  ) 
Iowa.— Co.  G,  7th  cav. 

COWSKIN   CREEK,  MO. 

CORINTH,   MISS. 

(Aug.  5  aud  7,  1864.) 

(April  30  to  May  30,  1862.) 

Mo.— 8th  mil.  cav. 

3/0.— Batts  D,  H,  K,  and  M,  l.st  It. 
reg't  ^^■•:A■.  2d  V.  ^.  R.  C,  6th  10th, 
21st  iuf. 

ll-(s  —10th  and  12tb  ind.  batt's  ;  8tb, 
and  18th  inf. 

/oKia.— 2d  cav.:   3d,   6tb,   7th,   10th, 
13th  iuf. 

il//H«.— 4th,  and  cos.  A,  E,  F,  G,  H, 
5th  iuf. 

art.; 
11th 

16th, 

11th 

eng. 
and 

17th, 

and 

CRAMPTON'S   FERRY,    MO. 
(Aug.  11,  1862.) 
Mo.— 2d,  and  9th  mil.  cav. 

CRANE  CREEK,  MO. 

I,  and  K, 

(Oct.  29  and  30,  1864.) 
Mo.— Cos.  B  and  M,  8th  mil.  cav. 

INDEX    OP    BATTLES. 


423 


CRAWFORD   COUNTY,    ARK. 

DALLAS  COUNTY.   MO. 

(Aug.  11,  1864.) 

(Sept.  19,  1864.) 

Kan. — 2d  cav. 

Mo.— Co.  L,  16th  cav. 

CREEK  AGENCY,  I.  T. 

DALTON,  GA. 

(Oct.  15,  1863.) 

(Aug.  15  and  16,  1864.) 

Kan.— lat  Indian  H.  G.  inf. 

iWo.— 2d  inf. 

CREEK  AGENCY,  I.  T. 

DANDRIDGE,    TENN. 

(Oct.  25,  1863.) 

(Jan.  16  and  17,  1864.) 

Kan.— lit  Indian  H.  G.  inf. 

ilfo.— 2d  inf. 

CROOKED   CREEK,  MO. 

Wis. — Ist  cav. 

(Aug.  24,  1862.) 

DANVILLE,  ARK. 

Mo. — 5th  mil.  cav. 

(March  28,  1864.) 

CROOKED   RIVER,   OREGON. 

Kan. — 2d  cav. 

(May  18,  1864.) 

DANVILLE,  MISS. 

Oregon. — l.st  cav. 

(June  6,  1864.) 
Mo.— lOth  cav. 

CROSS  BAYOU,  LA. 

(Sept.  14.  1863.) 

DARBYTOWN  ROAD,  V.\, 

Kan. — 1st  inf. 

(Oct.  7,  1864.) 

CROSS  HOLLOW,  ARK. 

Wis.— ith  ind.  batt'y. 

(Oct.  18,  J 862.) 

DARDANELLE,  ARK. 

Kan.—2i  cav. 

(Sept.  12,  1863.) 

CROSS  TIMBERS,    MO. 

Kan. — 2d  cav. 

(July  28,  1862.) 

DARDANELLE,  ARK. 

Mo.— Co.  B,  8th  mil.  cav. 

(May  10,  1864.) 

CROSS   TIMBERS.    MO. 

Kan.— 6th  cav. 

(Oct.  16,  1863.) 

DARDANELLE,  ARK. 

lotea.—lSih  inf. 

(Nov.  29,  1864.) 

CROTON  SPRINGS,  A.  i. 

Iowa. — 40th  inf. 

(July  14,  186,5.) 

DARDANELLE,  ARK. 

Cal.—Co.  L,  1st  cav. 

(Jan.  14,  1865.) 

CUMBERLAND  IRON  WORKS,   TENN. 

Kan.— Cos.  A,  B,  aud  M,  2  cav. 

(Aug.  26,  1862.) 

Jowa. — 5th  cav. 

DAVIS'  MILLS,  MISS. 

(March  14,  1863.) 

CUMBERLAND  IRONWORKS,  TENN'. 

Iowa. — 2d  cav. 

(Feb.  3,  1863.) 

DAYTON,  ARK, 

Minn. — Brackett'a  batt'n  cav. 

(Dec.  23,  1861.) 

DALLAS,  MO. 

Mo. — Co.  A,  Cass  co.  H.  G.  cav. 

(Sept.  2,  1861.) 

Mo.— 11th  inf. 

DEAD    BUFFALO   LAKp;,  D.  T. 

DALLAS,    MO. 

(July  26,  1863.) 

(Aug.  24,  1862.) 
Mo. — 3d  and  12th  mil.  cav. 

Minn. — Ist  cav.,  (mtd.  rangew;)  3d  ind.  batt'v 

6th,  7th,  and  10th  inf. 

DECATUR,  ALA. 

DALLAS,  ARK. 

(April  17,  1864.) 

(Jan.  28,  1864.) 

fFis.— 25th  inf. 

Kan.— Cob.  F,  H,  K,  and  M,  2d  cav. 

DEEP  BOTTOM,  VA. 

DALLAS,    GA. 

(July  27,  1864.) 

(May  25  to  June  5,  1864.) 

Minn. — Cos.  A  aud  B,  1st  inf. 

Mo.—3i,  6th,  8th,  12th,  15th,  17th, 

18th,  27th, 

29th,  3lBt,  and  32d  inf. 

DEEP  BOTTOM,  VA. 

Wis.— 5th  ind.  batt'y ;  1st,  3d,  15th, 
24th,  25th,  and  26th  inf. 

21  St  22d, 

(Aug.  14,  15,  16,  17,  and  18,  1864.) 

7owo.— Istind.  batt'y ;  2d,  4th,  6ih,  7tl 

,  9th,  25th, 

Wis.— 36th  inf. 

26th,  30tb,  and  3l8t  inf. 

Mm«.— Cos.  A  and  B,  1st  inf. 

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INDEX    OP    BATTLES. 


DEEP   WATER  CREEK,  MO. 
(Oct.  15,  1863.) 
Kan. — lltli  cav. 


DEER  CREEK,  MISS. 

(Feb.  23,  1863.) 


.Vfl.— 6th  cav. 


DEER  CREEK,  MISS. 
(March  21,  1803.) 
J/o._6th  inf. 

DEER  CREEK,  MISS. 

(April  8  and  12,  18G3.) 
.Vo.— 27th  iuf. 

DEER  CREEK,  D.  T. 
(May  21,  18C.i.) 
A'n//.^llth  cav. 

DENVER,  KAN. 
(Sept.  7,  1864.) 
Mu. — Ist  mil.  cav. 

DES    ARC,  AKK. 

(July  -M,  18(14.) 
Mo.— nth  cav. 

DES    ARC,  ARK. 

(Dec.  6,  1864.) 
foirn. — Co.  E,  fith  cav. 

DEVIL'S   UACKIiONE,  AKK. 
(Sept.  1,  1863.) 
lUo. — 6th  mil.  caV. 
Kti/i. — 2(1  cav. 

DIA.MOND   GROVE,  MO. 
(April  14,  1862.) 
Ktni. — 6th  cav. 

DIAMOND   GRO\E,  .110. 
(June  3,  1864.) 
Mo. — Co.  M,  8th  mil.  cav. 

DIAMOND   GROVE,  MO. 
(Aug.  21, 1864.) 
3/0.— Co.  M,  8th  mil.  cav. 

DICKSON    STATION,  ALA. 

(April  19  and 23, 1803.) 
jVo.— 10th  cav. 

DICKSON  STATION,  ALA. 

(Oct.  20, 1863.) 
.1/0.— 3d  inf. 

DITCH   IJAYOU,  LA. 
(June  6,1864.) 
ATo.- 2lHt  inf. 
/OMO.- 27th  iuf. 


DONALDSONVILLE,  LA. 
(Feb.  8,  1864.) 
Wis. — 4th  cav. 

DOUBTFUL  CASON,    A.  T. 

(May  4,  1864.) 
Ceil.— Co.  I,  5th  inf. 

DOVER,  MO. 

(O.t.  20, 1H64.) 
Mo. — 6th  mil.  cav. 

DRESDEN,  TENN. 
aUiy  5,  1862.) 
Minn. — Brackctt'a  batt'n  cav. 

DRIPI'ING  SPRINGS,  ARK. 
(Dec.  29,  1802.) 
Kan. — 2d  cav. 

DRURY'S  BLUFF,  VA. 
(May  12,  13,  14,  Li,  and  16,  1864.) 
Wis.— 4lh  ind.  batt'y  ;  19th  inf. 

DRY    FORK    CREEK,  MO. 

(July  .'5,  1861.) 
Mo.— 5th  inf.,  (3-month8.) 

DRY   WOOD,  MO. 

(.Sept.  2,  1861.) 

Kail.— 5th,  6th,   and  co.  C,  9th  cav. ;  1st  ind. 
batt'y. 

DRY    WOOD,  MO. 

(Nov.  9, 1862.) 
Kan. — 6th  cav. 

DRY   WOOD,  MO. 

(Oct.  29, 1864.) 
Wis. — 3d  cav. 

DUCK   RIVER  ISLAND,  TENN. 

(April  26,  1863.) 
.1/0.— lstinf.,M.  M.  B. 

DUG    SPRINGS,  MO. 

(July  2.5,  1861.) 
Mo.— Batt'y  E,  Ist  It.  art. 

DUG  SPRINGS,  MO. 
(Aug.  2,  1861.) 
i/o.- Batt's  A,  B,  (old,)  C,  (old,)  H,  and  K,  Ist 
It.  art.;  3d  inf.,  (3-nionths.) 
Iowa. — 1st  inf.,  (3-months.) 

DUTCH   MILLS,  ARK. 

(AprU  14,  1864.) 
Kan. — 6th  cav. 

DUVALL'S   BLUFF,  ARK. 

(Dec.  12, 1863.) 
Mo.— 8th  cav. 


INDEX    OP    BATTLES. 


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DUV ALL'S  BLUFF,   ARK. 

(Aug.  24,  1864.) 
Mo. — 11th  cnv. 

DUVALL'S  BLUFF.  ARK. 

(Sept.  6,1864.) 
Mo.— nth  cav. 

EAST  POINT,    GA. 

(Sept.  5,  1864.) 
Iowa. — 6th  inf. 

EASTPORT,    Misa. 
(Nov.  11,  1864.) 
i(fo.— 12th  cav. 

EBENEZER  STATION,  ALA. 

(April  1,  1865.) 
iV/o.— 12th  cav. 
loma. — 3d  and  4th  cav. 

EDEN  STATION,  RA. 

(Dec.  7,  1864.) 
lown. — 2d  and  9th  inf. 

EDWARDS'  FERRY,  MU. 
(Jnly  — ,  1861.) 
Wis. — 1st  inf.,  (S-months.) 

EEL  RIVER,  CAL. 
(May  3,  1863.) 
Cal.—Co.  D,  2d  inf. 

EGYPT,  MISS. 

(Dec.  28,  1864.) 
Mo. — 4tli  cav. 
Wis. — 2(1  cav. 

ELIZABETHTOWN,  ARK. 
(Oct.  1,  1863.) 
Iowa. — 1st  cav. 

ELIZABETHTOWN,  KY. 
(Dec.  16,  1864.) 
Wis. — Ist  cav. 

ELKHORN  TAVERN,    ARK. 
(Oct.  16,  1862.) 
Kan. — 2d  cav. 

ELK  SHUTE,  MO. 

(Aug.  4,  1864.) 
Afo.— 2d  mil.  cav. 

ELUSTOWN,  MISS. 
(July  16,  1864.) 
Kan. — 7th  cav. 

ELLISTOWN,  MISS. 

(July  21,  1864.) 
Iowa. — 3d  cav. 

EMINENCE,  MO. 

(June  17,  1862.) 
Kan. — 5th  cav. 


ENTERPRISE,  MO. 

(Aug.  7,  1864.) 
Mo.— Co.  M,  8th  mil.  cav. 

EUDORO   CHURCH,    ARK. 
(May  9,  1864.) 
Afo.— Istinf.,  M.  M.  B. 

FAIRFIELD,  TENN. 
(June  29,  1863.) 


Mo.— 2(1  inf. 


FAIRFIELD,    PA. 
(July  5,  1863.) 
Wis.— 5th  inf. 

FAIR  GARDEN,  TENN. 
(Jan.  27  and  28,  1864.) 
Wis. — tut  cav. 

FAIR   OAKS,    VA. 

(May  31  and  June  1,  1862.) 
Minn. — Ist  inf. 

FAIR  OAKS,   VA. 
(Oct.  27  ;ind  28,  1864.) 
Wis.— Wth  inf. 

FALLING    WATERS,    VA. 

(July  2,  1861.) 
Wis. — Ist  inf ,  3-moa. 

FARMINGTON,    MISS. 
(May  9,  1862.) 
Mo.— Batty  G,  l.st  It.  art.;  llth  inf. 
Wis.— ]2th  ind.  liiUfy;  8th  inf. 
Iowa. — 2d  cav.;  2d  iud.  batt'y. 

FARMINGTON,    MISS. 
(May  26,  1862.) 
Iowa. — 10th  inf. 

FAR.MINGTON,   MISS. 
(May  28,  1862.) 
Iowa. — 2d  ind.  batt'y. 

FAYETTE,  MO. 
(Oct.  7,  1862.) 
Mo.  9th  mil.  cav. 

FAYETTE,  MISS. 
(Nov.  22.  1863.) 
ATo.— Istinf.,  M.  M.  B. 

FAYETTE,  MISS. 

(Dec.  22,  1863.) 
Mo.— Co.  A,  let  batt'n  cav.,  M.  M.  B. 

FAYETTE,  MO. 

(July  1,  1864.) 
Mo. — 9th  mil.  cav. 


426 


INDEX    OF    BATTLES. 


FAYETTE,  MO. 

FIVE  FORKS,  VA. 

Mo.- 

(Sept.  24,  1864.) 
-9th  mil.  cav. 

(April  1,1865.) 
^is.— 6th  and  7th  inf. 

Wis.- 

FAYETTE,   MISS. 

(Oct.  3,  18G4.) 
—2d  cav. 

FIVE-iinLE  CREEK,  ALA. 

(March  31,  1865.) 
Iowa. — 4th  cav. 

FAYETTE,  MO. 

FLINT  CREEK,  ARK. 

Mo.~ 

(Nov.  18,  1864.) 
-9th  mil.  cav. 

(March  6,  1864.) 
Kan. — 14th  cav. 

FAYETTEVILLE,  ARK. 

FLINT  RIVER,  GA. 

Mo.- 

(Oct.  24,  1862.) 
-7th  mil.  cav. 

(Sept.  1,1864.) 
Iowa. — 13th  Inf. 

FAYETTEVILLE,  ARK. 

FLORENCE,  ALA. 

(Oct.  27  and  28,  1862.) 

Mo. — 4th  and  7th  mil.  cav. 
Iowa. — l8t  cav. 

(May  28,  1863.) 
Mo. — 10th  cav. 
A'o?i.— 7th  cav. 

FAYETTEVILLE,  ARK. 

FLORENCE,  MO. 

Kan.- 

(May  19,  1864.) 
—6th  cav. 

(July  10,  186.3.) 
Mo. — Co.  A,  6th  mil.  cav. 

FAYETTEVILLE,   ARK. 

FLORIDA,  MO. 

Kan.- 

(June  24,  1864.) 
-Co.  C,  9th  cav. 

(May  -,  1862.) 
Iowa. — 3d  cav. 

Mo.- 

FAYETTEVILLE,  ARK. 
(Aug.  28,  1864.) 
-Co.  C,  8th  mil.  cav. 

FLORIDA,   MO. 

(July  22,  1862.) 
Iowa. — Co.  F,  3d  cav. 

FAYETTEVILLE,    N.  C. 

FORSYTH,  MO. 

Wis.- 

(March  13,  1865.) 
-32d  inf. 

(July  22,  1861.) 
Iowa. — 1st  inf.,  (3-month8.) 

FERRY'S   LANDING,    ARK. 

FORT   AUERCROMBIE,  D.  T. 

(Sept,  7,  1863.) 
Mo. — 8th  cav. 

(.Sept.  3,  6,  aud  23,  1862.) 
Minn.— Co.  D,  5th  inf 

Iowa. 

FIKE'S   FERRY,    ALA. 

(April  8,  1865.) 
— 3d  cav. 

FORT   ABERCROMBIE,  D.  T. 

(.Sept.  25,  1862.) 
Minn.—^th  inf. 

Iowa. 

FISH   BAYOU,  LA. 
(June  5,  1864.) 
—30(1  inf. 

FORT   ADAMS,  LA. 

(Oct.  7,  1864.) 
rris— 2d  cav. 

Cal.~ 
Iowa. 

Wis.- 

FISH   CREEK,  NEV. 

(Jan.  22,  1666.) 
-Cos.  B  and  I.  2d  cav. 

FISHER'S  HILL,  VA. 

(.Sept.  22,  1864.) 
— 22d  and  28th  inf. 

FITZHUGH'S   CROSSING,  VA. 
(April  29  and  30,  1863.) 
-2d,  Gth,  and  7lh  inf. 

FORT  niSLAND,  LA. 
(April  12,  1863.) 
Wis. — 4th  cav. 

FORT  BLAKELY,  ALA. 
(March  31  to  April  9,  1865.) 
A/o.— 21st  and  30th  iuf. 
rf7s.— nth,  23d,  29th,  and  32d  inf. 
7owa..— 20tli,  2lBt,  27th,  32d,  and  34th  inf. 
Minn.—dib  inf. 
A'«/(.— 10th  inf. 

FITZHUGH'S   WOODS,  ARK. 

FORT  BLUNT,  C.  N. 

(April  1,  1864.) 

(March  27  to  June  19,  1863.) 

Minn 

.—3d  inf. 

A'an.— 1st,  2d,  and  3d  Indian  H.  G.  inf. 

INDEX   OF   BATTLES. 


427 


FOKT  COTTONWOOD,  N.  T. 

FORT  HENRY,  TENN. 

(Aug.  28  and  Sept.  18,  1864.) 

(Feb.  6, 1862.) 

lowa.- 

—Cos.  B  and  C,  Tth  cav. 

FORT  DE  RUSSY,  LA. 

Afo.— 8th  inf. 

Iowa.— 1th.  and  12th  inf. 

(March  14,  1864.) 

FORT  M'ALLISTER,  GA. 

Mo.— 

Co.  A,  1st  batt'n  cav.,  M.  M.  B.:  batt'y  M, 

(Dec.  13, 1864.) 

l3t  It.  ait. ;  24th  and  33d  inf. 

Mo.— 6th  inf. 

Wis.- 

-8th  inf. 

FORT  MORGAN,  ALA. 

lowa. 
Minn 

—14th,  27th,  32d,  and  35th  mf. 
—5  th  inf. 

(Aug.  9  to  23, 1864.) 
PFts.- 20th  inf. 

FORT  DONELSON,  TENN. 

io2ca.— 20th  and  34th  inf. 

(Feb.13, 14,15,andl6,  1862.) 

FORT  PEMBERTON,  MISS. 

Mo.- 
Jowa. 

Batt's  D,  H,  and  K,  1st  It.  art.  ;  8th  inf. 
-2d  Tth,  12th,  and  14ih  inf. 

FORT  DONELSON,  TENN. 
(Feb.  3,  386.3.) 

(March  15,  1863.) 
Mo.— 12th  inf. 

FOKT  PEMBERTON,  IrtTSS. 

Minn 

. — Brackett's  batt'n  cav. 

FORT  ESPERANZA,  TEXAS, 

(April  4,  1863.) 
/OMS.- 36th  inf. 

FORT  RICE,  D.  T. 

lovia. 

(Nov.  30,  1862.) 
—23d  and  34th  inf. 

FORT  GAINES,  ALA. 
(Aug.  2  to  8,  1864.) 

(Sept.  27,  1864 ;  July  28  and  30,  1865.) 
Iowa. — 6th  cav. 

FORT  RIDGELY,  MINN. 

Iowa. 

—34th  inf. 

FORT  GIBSON,  C.  N. 

(Aug.  20  and  22,  1862.) 
Minn.— Con.  B  and  C,  5th,  and  10th  inf. 
FORT  SCOTT,  KAN. 

Kan. 

(Oct.  15,  1862.) 
—3d  Indian  H.  G.  inf. 

FORT   GIBSON,  C.N. 

(Sept.  1  and  3, 1861.) 
Kan. — 5th  cav. 

FORT  SCOTT,  KAN. 

(Feb.  28  and  May  20,  1863.) 

(Oct.  22,  1864.) 

Kan. 

—3d  Indian  H.  G.  inf. 

FORT   GIBSON,  C.  N. 

Kan. — 6th  cav. 

(May  25,  1863.) 

FORT  SCOTT,  KAN. 

Wis.- 

—3d  cav. 

(Oct.  28,  1864.) 

Kan. 

—6th  cav. ;  iBt  Indian  H.  G.  inf. 

Mo. — 1st  mil.  cav. 

FORT  GIBSON,  C.  N. 

FORT  SjnTH,  ARK. 

(Dec.  26,  1863.) 

(May  15,  1863.) 

Kan.—3i  Indian  H.  Gr.  inf. 

Kan.—SA  Indian  H.  G.  inf. 

FORT   GIBSON,   C.N. 

FORT  SMITH,  ARK. 

(Sept.  16, 1864.) 

(Aug.  31,  1863.) 

Ean. 

—2d  cav. 

3^0.- 6th  and  8th  mil.  cav. 

FORT  GIBSON,  (15  MILES  WEST  OF,)  C.  N, 

FORT  SMITH,  ARK. 

(Sept.  18,  1864.) 

(July  29  and  31,  1864.) 

Kan. 

—2d  cav. 

Ka«.— 2dcav.;  2d  ind.  batt'y. 

FORT  GRANT,  A.  T. 

FORT  SMITH,  ARK. 

(Jan.  21, 1866.) 

(Aug.  27,  1864.) 

Cal- 

-Cos.  A,  B,  C,  E,  F,  G,  H,  and  1, 2d  inf. 

Kan. — 6th  cav. 

FORT  HALLECK,  D.  T. 

FORT  SMITH,  ARK. 

(Feb.  20, 1863.) 

(Sept.  1, 1864.) 

Kan. 

—Co.  B,  9th  cav. 

Kan. — 2d  cav. 

FORT  HALLECK,  D.  T. 

FORT  SMITH,  ARK. 

(July  4,  1865.) 

(Sept.  11, 1864.) 

Kan. 

—11th  cav. 

Kan.—Viih  inf. 

428 


INDEX    OF    BATTLES. 


FORT  TAYLOR,  GA. 
(April  16,  1865.) 
Wis. — 1st  cav. 

GAINESVILLE,  VA. 

(Aug.  28,  1862.) 
Wis.— lid,  6th,  and  7th  inf. 

FORSYTH,    MO. 
(July  22,  1861.) 
Iowa. — 1st  inf.,  (3-months.) 

GARRETTSBURG,    KY. 

(Nov.  6,  1862.) 
lotca. — 5th  cav. 

FOUCHE-I-E-FAIX  MOUNTAINS,  ARK. 

(Nov.  11,  1863.) 
Kan. — Cos.  D  and  M,  2d  cav. 

GAUCHUCA  MOUNTAIN,  CAL. 
(July  23,  1865.) 
Cal.— Cos.  C  and  E,  7th  inf. 

FOURTEEN  MILE  CREEK,   C.  N. 
(Oct.  30,  186,3.) 

GERMANTOWN,   TENN. 

(Jan.  27  and  April  1,  1863.) 

A'an.— 3d  Indian  H.  G.  inf. 

FOX   CREEK,   MO. 
(March  7,  18G2.) 
Mo. — 4th  cav. 

FRANKLIN,    MO. 

(Oct.  13,  1862.) 
Mo. — 9th  mil.  cav. 

FRANKLIN,    TENN. 

(Nov.  30,  1864.) 

iVfo.— 12th  cav.;  15th,  24th,  40th,  and  44th  inf. 

If7.<.— 24th  inf. 

Iowa. — 2d  and  8th  cav. 

Kan. — 10th  inf. 

FRANKLIN   CRKEK,  MISS. 

(Dec.  18,  1864.) 
ms.— 20th  inf. 

FREDERICKSBURG,    VA. 

(Dec.  11, 12,  13, 14,  and  15, 1862.) 
ms,—2d,  5th,  6th,  and  7th  inf. 
Minn. — 1st  iuf. 

FREDERICKTOWN,    MO. 

(Oct.  17,  1861.) 
Mo. — 6th  cav. 

FREDERICKTOWN,   .MO. 

(Oct.  21,  1861.) 

Afo.— Batt'y  A,  1st  It.  art.;  11th  inf. 
Wis.— 8th  inf. 

FRENCH   POINT,    MO. 
(Jlay  15,  1863.) 
Mo.— Co.  F,  8th  mil.  cav. 

FROG  BAYOU,   ARK. 

(July  1,  1864.) 
Kan. — 9th  cav. 

FULTON,    MO. 

(July  17,  1861.) 

Mo.— 3d.  U.  S.  R.  0.  inf.,  (3-months.) 

FULTON,    GA. 

(Oct.  13,  1864.) 
Iowa.— nth  inf. 

FUNKSTOWN,  MD. 

(July  12  aud  13,  1863.) 
Wis.— 5th  inf. 


Kan. — 7th  cav. 

GETTYSBURG,   PA. 
(July  1,  2,  and  3,  1863.) 
Wis.— 'id,  3d,  5th,  6th,  7th,  and 26th  inf. 
Minn. — Ist  iuf. 

GILA    RIVER,    N.  M. 

(Nov.  5,  1863.) 
CaZ.— Co  B,  5th  inf. 

GLASGOW,    KY. 

(Oct.  15,  1864.) 

Mo. — Cos.  A,  B,  C,  and  D,  13th  cav.;  Cos.  A, 
C,  D,  E,  G,  and  H,  43d  inf. 

GLASS   BRIDGE,  TENN. 

(Sept.  2,  18S4.) 

^-'js.— 10th  ind.  batt'y. 

GLENDALE,  MISS. 

(May  8,  1862.) 
Iowa. — 2d  cav. 

GLENDALE,    VA. 

(June  30,  1862.) 
Wis.— 5th  int 
Minn. — Ist  inf. 

GLENDALE,  ALA. 

(Feb.  22,  1863.)  ' 
i\/o.— Co.  M,  10th  cav. 

GLENDALE,  MISS. 
(April  14,  1863.) 
Afo.— 10th  cav. 

GOLDING'S  FARM,  VA. 
(June  27, 1862.) 
Wis.— 5th  inf. 

GOLDSBORO',   N.   C. 
(March  21,  1865.) 
Afo.— 6th  inf. 

GOLDSBORO',    N.   C. 

(March  24,  1865.) 
Iowa. — 6th  inf. 

GOODRICH'S  LANDING,    LA. 
(June  30,  1863.) 
Mo.— 1st  inf.,  M.  M.  B. 


INDEX    OF    BATTLES. 


429 


GOOD'S  LANDING,  MISS. 

GREENVILLE,   MISS. 

(Dec.  16  to  25,  1864.) 

(May  27,  1864.) 

Iowa. 

—19th  inf. 

Mo.—ltit  inf.,  M.  M.  B. 

GOOSE  CREEK,    VA. 

GREENVILLE  SPRINGS  ROAD,   LA. 

(Oct.  22,  1861.) 

(Sept.  19,  1863.) 

Minn 

.—1st  inf. 

Wis. — 4th  cav. 

GRANLY,    MO. 

GREENVILLE  SPRINGS  ROAD,    LA. 

(S^pt.  24,  1862.) 

(Oct.  5,  1863.) 

Kail. 

—6th  cav. 

GRAND    COTEAU,    LA. 

JVis. — 4th  cav. 

(Nov.  3,  1863.) 

GRENADA,    MISS. 

Mo.- 

-Batt'y  A,  let  It.  art. 

(Aug.  13,  1863.) 

rrh.- 

-23d  and  29th  inf. 

loioa. — 2d  cav. 

lowa. 

—Cos.  H  and  K,  24th,  and  28th  inf. 

GRISWOLDVILLE,    GA. 

GRAND  ECORE,  LA. 

(Nov.  22,  1864.) 

(April  3,  1864.) 

Iowa. — 6th  and  9th  inf. 

Minr 

.—5th  inf. 

GROSSE   TETE   BAYOU,  LA. 

GRAND   GULF,   MISS. 

(Feb.  19,  1864.) 

(Jan.  16, 17,  and  18,  1864.) 

Wis. — 4fh  cav. 

Mo.- 

-1st  batt'n  cav.  and  1st  inf.  M.  M.  B. 

GROUSE    CREEK,    CAL. 

GRAND   LAKE,    ARK. 

(May  23,  1864.) 

(June  16.  1863.) 

Cal. — Co.  E,  batt'n  mountaineers,  inf. 

Mo.- 

-1st  inf.  M.  M.  B. 

GKOVETON,   VA. 

GRAND  PASS,  I.  T. 

(Aug.  29,  1862.) 

(July  7,  1863.) 

^!S.— 6th  inf. 

Kan. 

—Co.  B,  9th  cav. 

GUM  SLOUGH,   ARK. 

GRAND  RIVER,  MO, 

(March  16,  1863.) 

(Nov.  30,  1861.) 

Mo. — 2d  mil.  cav. 

Mo.- 

-Co.  C,  Cass  Co.  H.  G.  cav. 

GUNTER'S  BRIDGE,    a.  C. 

GRAND   RIVER,    MO. 

(Feb.  14,  1865.) 

(Aug.  13,  1862.) 

Wis.— iota  ind.  batt'y. 

Mo.- 

-9th  mil.  cav. 

GUNTOWN,    MISS. 

GRAVELLY    RUN,    VA. 

(May  4,  1863,  and  June  24,  1864.) 

(March  31,  1865.) 

Mo.—Wlh  cav. 

Wis.- 

—6th  and  7th  inf. 

HALL'S  FERRY,    MISS. 

GREAT  BEAR  CREEK,  ALA. 

(May  13,  1863.) 

(April  17,  1863.) 

Iowa. — 4th  cav. 

Mo.- 

-10th  cav.;  batt'y  I,  1st  It.  art. 

HAMBURG,    TESN. 

GREENLEAF   PRAIRIE,    C.  «. 

(May  30,  1863.) 

(June  16,  1863.) 

Kan.— 7th  cav. 

Kan. 

—1st  Indian  H.  G.  inf. 

GREENLEAF  PRAIRIE,   C.  ?f. 

HAMBURG  LANDING,  ALA. 

(iNov.  12,  1863.) 

(May  29,  1863.) 
Mo. — ^lOth  cav. 

Kan, 

—3d  Indian  H.  G.  inf. 

HARNEY  LAKE  VALLEY,  OREGON. 

GREENVILLE,   MO. 

(.\pril7,  1864.) 

(July  20,  1862.) 

Mo.- 

-3d  and  12th  mil.  cav. 

Oregon. — 1st  cav. 

GRKENVILLE,  MISS. 

HARNEY  LAKE  VALLEY,   OREGON.    - 

(May  20,  1864.) 

(Sept.  23, 1865.) 

Mo.- 

-1st  inf. ,  M.  M.  B. 

Oregon. — Ist  inf. 

430 


INDEX    OP    BATTLES. 


harper's  KERRY,    VA. 

(Oct.  11,  1861.) 
ms.—Sdint. 

HARRISON'S  FIELD,   GA. 

(Dec.  9,  1864.) 
Wis.— 3Ut  and  32d  inf. 

HARRISONVILI.F,,  MO. 

(July  18,  1861.) 
Mo. — Van  Horn's  batt'n  cav. 

HARRISON\^LLE,  MO. 

(July  25  and  26,  1861.) 
jV/o— Cos.  A,  B,  C,  and  E,  Cass  co.  H.  G.  cav. 
Katt. — 5th  cav. 

HARRISONVILLE,  JIO. 
(Oct.  34,  1863.) 
A'a;(.— Co.  G,  9th  cav. 

HARTSVILLE,  MO. 

(Jan.  11,  1863.) 
j\/o.— 3d  cav. ;  batty  L.  2d  It.  art. 
Iowa. — 3d  c;iv. ;   21st  iut. 

HARTSVILLE,  MO. 

(May  23,  1863.) 
Mo. — 7th  mil.  cav. 

HATCHER'S   RUN,  VA. 

(Oct.  27  and  28,  1864.) 
Wis.—Hd,  6th,  7th,  37th,  and  38th  inf. 

HATCHER'S  RON,  VA. 
(Feb.  5,  6,  and  7, 1865.) 
ins.—5\h,  6th,  and  7th  inf. 
Minn. — Cos.  A  and  B,  1st  inf. 

HATCHIE,  MISS. 

(Oct.  5,  1662.) 
Mo.~Ba.tfy  C,  Ist  It.  art. 
Iowa. — 3d  inf. 

HATCHIE   RIVER,   MISS. 
(Aug.  10,  1864.) 

Mo.— Co.  I,  10th  cav. 

HAY   MARKET,  VA. 

(Oct.  19,  1863.) 
rFi's.— 6th  and  7th  iuf. 

HAYSES'    BLUFF,   .MISS. 

(April  29  and  30,  1863.) 
3/0.— 8th  inf. 

HAYNES'  BLUFF,  MISS. 

(May  1,  1863.) 
Mo. — 6th  inf. 

HAZEL  ISOTTO.M,  MO. 

(Oct.  14,1862.) 

Kan. — Cos.  B  and  M,  2d  cav. ;  3d  ind.  batt'y. 

HELENA,  ARK. 

(Ang.  11,  1862.) 
Jris.— 2d  cav. 


HELENA,  ARK. 
(Sept.  20, 1862.) 
Iowa. — 4th  cav. 

HELENA,  ARK. 

(Oct.  11, 1862.) 
Mo. — 1st  cav. 
lowa.—Qus.  A,  B,  G,  and  H,  4th  cav. 

HELENA,  ARK. 

(.May  25,  1863.) 
Iowa. — 3d  cav. 
Kan. — 5th  cav. 

HELKKA,  ARK. 

(July  4,  186.3.) 

Mo.—B&Wy  K,  l8t  It  art. ;  33d  and  :35th  inf. 

rf7s.— 28th  inf 

/o!oa._29tb,  33d,  and  36th  inf. 

Kan. — 5th  cav. 

HENDERSON'S   HILL,  LA. 

(March  21,  1864.) 

3fo.— 6th  cav.  ;  33d  inf. 
Wh.—tiXh  inf. 
Iowa. — 35th  inf. 
Minn. — 5th  inf. 

HENDRICKS.  MISS. 

(Sept.  15, 1863.) 
JV/o.— 10th  cav. 

HENRYTOWN,  .MO. 
(Oct.  13,  1861.) 
Mo. — Fremont's  batt'n  cav. 

UERmTAGE,  .MO. 
(Nov.  2,  1864.) 
Mo.— Co.  I,  8th  mil.  cav. 

HERNANDO,  MISS. 

(AprillS,  1863.) 
;r!S.— 12th  inf. 

HFRNANDO,  MISS. 
(May  28,  1863.) 


loioa. — 2d  cav. 


HERNANDO,  MISS. 
(June  20,  1863.) 
Mo. — 1st  cav. 

HIAMrOM   VALLEY,   CAL. 

(Oct.  10, 1863.) 
Cal. — Co.  B,  batt'n  mouutiineers  iuf. 

HICKORY  GROVE,  MO. 

(Aug.  23, 1862.) 
Kan. — 6th  cav. 

HICKORY   GROVE,  MO. 

(Sept.  19,  1862.) 
Kan. — 6th  cav. 


INDEX    OF    BATTLES. 


431 


HICKORY  HILLS,  S.  C. 

HOOVERS   GAP,  TENN. 

(Feb.  1,1865.) 

(June  25  and  26,  1863.) 

Iowa. — 26th  inf. 

WU.—lii  and  21st  inf. 

HILLSBOROUGH,  MISS. 

HOPKISSVILLE,  KY. 

(Feb.  10, 1864.) 

(Nov.  6,  1862.) 

/oiofl.— 4th  cav. ;  13th  inf. 

fTis.— 13th  inf. 

HOPKINSVILLE,  KY.) 

HILL'S  PLANTATIO.N',  ARK. 

(Dec.  16,  1864.) 

(July  7,  1862.) 

Wis. — 1st  cav. 

JFw.— nthinf. 

Iowa. — 3(1  cav. 

HORNERSVILLE,  MO. 

HILL'S  PLANTATION,  MISS. 

(Sept.  20,  1863.) 

(June  22, 1863.) 

Mo. — 6th  cav. 

Iowa. — 4th  cav. 

HORNSBORO',   S.  C. 

HOLLOW  TREE   GAP,  TEN.V. 

(March  3,  1865.) 

(Dec.  17,  1864.) 

Wis.—\Ofh  ind.  batfy. 

Iowa. — 2d  cav. 

HORSE   CREEK,    MO. 

HOLLY  SPRINGS,  MISS. 

(Sept.  17. 1863.) 

(Nov.  14,  1660.) 

Mo. — Co.  A,  6th  mil.  cav. 

Iowa. — 2d  cav. 

HORSE  CREEK,    D.  T. 

HOLLY  SPRINGS,  MISS. 

(June  14,  1865.) 

(Xov.  28,  1862.) 

Iowa. — Cos.  B  and  D,  7th  cav. 

Kan. — 7th  cav. 

HOT  SPRINGS,  ARK. 

HOLLY  SPRINGS,  MISS. 

(Feb.  4,  1864.) 

(Dec.  20,  1862.) 

Mo. — 3d  cav. 

JVfo.— llthinf. 

JoMO.— 27th  inf. 

HOWARD   COUNTY,  .MO. 

(Aug.  28,  1862.) 

HOLLY  SPRINGS,  MIS.S. 

Mo. — 4th  mil.  cav. 

(April  17,  1863.) 

HOWELL'S   FERRY,   GA. 

lovia. — Cos.  A  and  D,  6th  inf. 

(July  1,  1864.) 

HOLLY  SPRINGS,  MISS. 

Wis. — lat  cav. 

(May  24,  1864.) 

HUDSONVILLE,    MISS. 

Mo. — 4th  cav. 

(Nov.  9,  1862.) 

HOLLY  SPRINGS,  MISS. 

Iowa. — 2d  cav. 

(Aug.  1,  1864.) 

HUMANSVILLE,  MO. 

JVIo.— 12th  cav. 

(March  26,  1862.) 

HOLLY  SPRINGS,  MISS. 

Mo. — Co.  B,  8th  mil.  cav. 

(Aug.  8,  1864.) 

HUMANSVILLE,  MO. 

lowa.—Zi  cav. 

(Aug.  12,  1862.) 

HOLLY  SPRIN'GS,  MISS. 

Mo. — 4th  mil.  cav. 

(Aug.  27  and  28,  1864.) 

HUMANSVILLE,   MO. 

Mo.— Co.  L,  10th  cav. 

/o»a.— 14th  inf. 

(Oct.  16,  1863.) 

Mo.— Co.  L,  8th  mil.  cav. 

HONEY  SPRINGS.  KAK. 

(July  17,  1863.) 

HUMANSVILLE,  MO. 

X^an.— 2d,  6th,  and  Co.  C,  9th  cav.;  2d  and  3d 

(Oct.  17.  1863.) 

ind.  ball's;  lat  and  2d  Indian  U.  0.  inf. 

Mo. — 6th  mil.  cav. 

HONEY  SPRINGS,    KAN. 
(Aug.  22,  1863.) 
Wis. — 3d  cav. 


HUMBOLT,   TENN. 
(Dec.  20,  1862.) 
Wis.— 7th  ind.  batt'y. 


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INDEX    OF    BATTLES, 


HUNNEWELL,   MO. 

INDIAN   VILLAGE,   D.  T. 

(Jan.  3,  1862.) 

(Murch  27,  1803.) 

Mo. —Cos.  A,  B,  C.  iinil  D,  10th  cnv. 

Cal.—Co.  B,  1st  cav. 

HUNTSVILLE,    MO. 

INGRAHAM'S   PLANTATION,  MISS. 

(Nov.  9,1802.) 

(Oct.  10,  1863.) 

Mo.— Co.  D,  6tU  mil.  cav. 

Wis. — 2d  cav. 

HURKICANE  CREEK,    MISS. 

IRON  nRIDGE,  C.  N. 

(Aug.  13,  lew.) 

Il'is.—  Ill  illf. 

loica. — 2(1  cav.;  2d  inrl.  batt'y. 

(Juue  19,  1864.) 
Kan. — 6th  cav. 

IRON  COUNTY,   MO. 

HUURICANK   CREEK,  MISS. 

(Sept    11,  1862.) 

(Aug.  16,  1864.) 
Kan. — 7th  en  v. 

Mo. — ,i;th  mil.  cav. 

IRONTON,    MO. 

HURRICANE  CREEK,  MISS. 

(Sept.  26,  1864.) 

(Aug.  22,  1864.) 

Iowa. — 14th  inf. 

Iowa. — 3d  cav. 

ISLAND   NO.   10,   TENN. 

HURRICANE  CREEK,    ARK. 

(April  8,  1862.) 

(Oct.  23,  1864.) 

Towa. — 1st  cav. 
Kan. — 9th  cav. 

HUTCHINSON,  MINN. 

(Sept.  4,  1862.) 

Minn. — 9th  inf. 

INDEPENDENCE.  MO. 

(Nov.  20,  1861.) 

Kan.— 7lh  cav. 

INDEPENDENCE,  MO. 

(Feb.  18,  1862.) 
Mo. — Cass  CO.  H.  G.  cav. 

INDEPENDENCE,   MO. 

(Aug.  11,  isoa.) 

Mo. — 2d  batt'n  rail,  and  7th  cav. 

INDEPENDENCE,    MO. 
(Fob.  3  and  8,  Mar.  23,  and  Apl.  23  and  24,  1863.) 
Mo. — oth  (old)  mil.  cav. 

INDEPENDENCE,  MO. 

(Feb.  19,  1864.) 
Mo. — 11th  cav. 

INDEPENDENCE,   WO. 
(Oct.  22,  1801.) 
Mo.—Ut,  2il,  4th,  6tb,  7th,  co.  B,  8th,  ami  9th 
mil.,  and  13lh  cuv. 
/K/.s. — 3d  cav. 
Iowa. — 3d  cav. 
A'a«.— 5th,  7tii,  Uth.  15th,  and  16th  cav. 

INDEPENDENCE,  MO. 

(Oct.  26,  1864.) 
Mo. — 3d  mil.  cav. 

INDIAN   BAY,    ARK. 

(Feb.  16,  1864.) 


Mo. — 8th  cav. 


IVis.—Sth  inf. 
lozoa. — 10th  inf. 

ISLAND   NO.   10,  TENN. 
(Oct.  17,  1862.) 
nis.—CoH.  a  and  I,  15th  inf. 

ISLAND  NO.  10,  TENN. 
(Oct.  16,  186.3.) 
loica.— Co.  H,  32d  inf. 

lUKA,  MISS. 
(Sept.  13  and  14,  1862.) 
ms.—Sth  inf. 

lUKA,    MISS. 

(Sept.  16,  1862.) 
Iowa. — 16th  inf. 

lUKA,   MISS. 
(Sept.  19  and  20,  1862.) 
Mo. — 4th  aud  5tli  cav.;  batt'y   M,  1st  It.  art.; 
lOtb,  11th,  21th,  and  Co.  E,  26th  inf. 

fVis.—Sth  aud  12th  iud.  batt's ;  8th,  14th,  and 
18th  inf. 

Iowa.—2i\  cav.;  2d  ind.  batt'y;  5th,  7th,  lOth, 
16lh,  and  17th  inf. 
Minn. — 4th  inf. 


lUKA,  MISS. 
(July  7,  1863.) 


Mo.— 10(h  cav. 
Kan. — 7th  cav. 


Kan.—Hh  cav. 


lUKA,   MISS. 
(July  14,  1863.) 


IVY   HILLS,    MISS. 
(Fob.  22,  1864.) 


Mo. — 1th  cav. 

JACINTO,    MISS. 

(Aug.  13,  1863.) 
Mo.— 10th  cav. 


INDEX   OF   BATTLES. 


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oO 


JACKSON,  MO. 
(April  9,  1862.) 
Mo. — 3d  mil.  cav. 

.),\rKSOS,  ARK. 
(Aug.  3,  1862.) 
W\s. — Ixt  cav. 

.iaCKSO.n',  auk. 
(April  26,  18C3.) 
Wo.— Batt'y  E,  iBt  It.  art. 

JACKSON,  MO. 
(April  27,  1863,  > 
Iowa. — ist  cav. 

JACKSON,  MISS. 
(May  14,  1863.) 
Mo.— 4th  and  6th  cav.;  batt'y  M,  Itit  It.  art.; 
3d,  10th,  II  th,  17th,  co.  E,  24th,  26th,  and  31«t  inf. 
Wis.-Gth  ind.  batt'y;  8th  and  18th  inf. 
Iowa, — 4th    cav.;    2d  ind.   batt'y;     4th,    5tb, 
CO.  K  6th,  8th,  9th,  10th,  12th,   17th,  28th,  and 
35th  inf. 
Minn. — 4th  and  5th  inf. 

JACKSON,  MISS. 
(July  10  to  17,  1863.) 

Mo.— 6th  cav.;  3d,  6th,  8th,  27th,  30tb,  and 
32d  inf. 

Wis.— 11th,  12th,  23d,  29th,  and  33d  inf. 

/oicfl,— 3d  cav.;  3d,  4th,  6th,  8th,  9th,  12th,  2l8t, 
22d,  2.3d,  24th,  25th,  and  35th  inf. 

JACKSON,  TK.S.S-. 
(July  13!  1863.) 
Iowa. — 2d  cav. 

JACKSON,  MISS. 
(July  29,  1863.) 
Mo. — 10th  cav. 

JACKSON,  MISS. 

(Feb.  5,  1864.) 

Mo.— 10th  cav. 
lowa.—iVa.  cav. 

JACKSON,  .MISS. 
(July  5,  6,  7,  and  f-,  1864.) 
fVis.—^i  cav. 

JACKSON,  LA. 

(Oct.  5,  1864.) 

JACKSON,  LA. 

(Nov.  2),  1864.) 


Wis. — 3d  cav. 


'ACKSON    COUNTY,    MO. 

(April  5,  1863.) 


»(.s.— 23d  inf. 


(Ki'e. — 4th  cav. 

JACKSON   COUNTY,    MO. 
(June  2,  1802.) 
Mo. — 4th  mil.  cav. 

28  g 


JA(  KSONI'OIIT,    AUK. 

(Dec.  23  iei;:j) 

Mo. — 3d  cav. 

JACKSONI'OKT,  AUK. 

(Aug.  26,  1864.) 
Wis. — 3d  cav. 

JASPER   COnNTV,   MO. 

(June  10,1863.) 
Mo. — Hih  mil.  cav. 

JASPER  COUNTY,   MO. 
((Jet.  7).  1863.) 
Mo. — 8tli  mil:  cav. 

JKFFEKSON,    T5-.NN 

(Dec.  30,  1862.) 
jr^.i.— Istand2l8tinf. 

JEFFERSON  CIT*;,   ..!■!-., 
(Oct.  7,1864.) 

Mo. — 6th  and  8th  mil.  and  15th.  caw;  Uati'ii  B,- 
C,  and  L,  2d  It.  art.;  45th  aad  4pth  i:)C.. 

JEFFERSON   CITY,    MO.. 

(Nov.  3,  1864.) 
Mu.—\ki  mil.  cav. 

'JENKS'  BRIDGE,    GA, 
(Dec.  7,  1864.) 
loKa. — 7th  inf. 

.lE.VKIKS'  FERRY,     \RK. 
(April  1.5,  18(74.) 
iri'*.- :ith  iuf. 

.lENKINS"   FERRY,    ARK. 

(April  30,  1864.) 

Mo. — 2d  cav. 
Wis.—'Mh  and  27lhinf. 

Iowa.— Itii  cav.;  4th,  13th,  29lb,  33d,  36th,  and 
40th  inf. 

A'ari.- 2d,  6th,  and  14th  cav.;  12th  inf. 

JOHN   DAY'S   BIVER,    OREGON. 

(.July  12,  1864.) 
Oregon. — Ist  cav. 

JOHN  DAY'S  RIVER,  (SOUTH  FORK,)  OREGON, 

(April  10,  1805.) 
Oregon. — Co.  Gr,  Ist  cav. 

JOHNSON    COUNTY,    MO. 

(July  16,  1804.), 
Mo. — "/th  mil.  cav. 

JOHN-;ONVILLE,  TF.N.'y. 

(Nov.  5,  1861.) 
IF;.-. —43d  inf. 


434 


INDEX    OF    BATTLES. 


.I0HN5T  )\VN,  MO. 
(Nov.  -J-l,   lefil.) 
Mil  — ('')    V,  Cass  (o.  H.  G.  cnv. 

.lO.NFSBOIlO',  IMO. 

(Aug.  21  aiul-Ji,  IfciCl  ) 

-hlo  — (.'OS.  ]J,  C,  D,  imd  E,  C:ish  oo.  H.  O.  cav. 

.rO.N'ESIiOKO',   AliK. 

(.-Viig.  2,  isoi.) 
-??';.•<. — Isf  cav. 

JONKSliOUO',  MO. 
(Oct.  12,  1863.) 
No.—\si  mix.  cav.;  1st  mil.  batt'y. 

.fOKESBOnO',    JMO. 

(Oct.  J-1,  1SG.3.) 
-Mo. — 7th  mil.  cav. 

JONESBORO',   G,\. 
(Aug.  19  ami  20,  18G-1.) 
!(7s.— lOth  ind.  batfy. 

JONESBORO',    GA. 
(Aug.  31  and  .Sept.  1,  1864.) 

Jl/o.— Batt'y  H,  1st  It.  art.,  and  batt'y  F,  2d  It. 
art.;  6(b,  15th,  17th,  27rli,  31.st,  uud  :j2d  inf. 

j{',s.— 5t.h  and  lUth  ind.  battVs ;  1st,  12th,  14th, 
15th,  IGth,  17th,  2lst,  24tli,  25th,  and  32d  inf. 

Iowa. — Sth  cav.;  Isi  ind.  batt'y;  2d,  4th,  6th, 
7th,  Sitb,  25th,  2tith,  and  3Ltth  inf. 

Minn. — l»t.  iud.  batt'y. 

JONESBOUO',    GA. 
(.Sept.  7,  1864.) 
}(7.,-._10th  ind.  batt'y. 

JONES'    CROSSROADS,   HII.'SS. 

(May  .3,  1863.) 
;r;.s-.— 6th  ind.  batt'y. 

.JONES'  FORD,    TENN. 
(July  2,  1863.) 
fr/s.— 1st  inf. 

.TONES'   EOKD,   MISS. 
(July  6,  18G3.) 
Iowa. — 6th  inf. 

.TONES'    HAY   STATION,    ARK. 

(Aug.  24,  1864.) 
Mo. — nth  cav. 

.JULESBURG,  I..  1  . 

(,Tan.  7.  18G5.) 
Iowa. — Co.  F,  7th  cav. 

JtrMBERTOWN,  MISS. 

(Nov.  .5,  1862.) 
Jian. — 7th  cav. 


KANSAS  CITY,   MO. 
(Nov.  22,  1864.) 
Mo. — 1st  mil.  cav. 

KENESAW  MOUNTAIN,    GA. 

(June  10  to  July  2,  1864.) 

Mo.—^n^  cav.;  co.  F,  2d  It.  art..  3d,  6th,  12th, 
15th,  17th,  18th,  27th,  29th,  3lBt,  and  32d  inf. 

fFis.— Ist  cav.;  5ih  ind.  batt'y;  Ist,  ,3d,  10th, 
12th,  15th,  16th,  17th,  21st,  22d,  24th,  25th,  and 
26th  inf. 

Iowa. — Sth  cav.;  lat  ind.  batt'y.;  3d,  4th,  Sth, 
6fh,  7th,  9th,  10th,  1 1th,  13th,  15th,  16th,  17th,  25th 
26th,  30th,  and  31st  inf. 

Minn. — 1st  ind.  batt'y  ;  2d  and  4th  inf. 

KEYSVILEE,    CAL. 

(April  19,  1863.) 
CflZ.— Cos.  r>  and  E,  2d  cav. 

KEYTESVJLLE,  MO. 

(Feb.  17,  18G2.) 
jVo.— Cos.  A,  B,  and  D,  10th  cav. 

KEYTESVILLE,   MO. 

(Feb.  26,  1862.) 
Mo. — 6th  cav. 

KING'S  CREEK,  MISS. 
(July  9,  1864.) 
Kan. — 7th  cav. 

KINGSTON,    TENN. 
(Aug.  26,  1864.) 
U'U.—Co.  F,  Ist  inf. 

KINGSTON,    GA. 
(Oct.  13, 1864.) 
Iowa. — 2Gth  inf. 

KINGSVILLE,  MO. 
(June  12,  1864.) 
Mo. — 1st  mil.  cav. 

KIRKSVILLE,  MO. 

(Aug.  5  and 6,  1862.) 
Mo. — Ist  mil.,  2d,  2d  mil.,  and  9th  mil.  cav. 

KIRKSVILLE,  MO. 

(Aug.  26,  1862.) 
Iowa. — 3d  cav. 

KNOB   NOSTER,  MO. 
(Jan.  22, 1862.) 
Mo. — 2d  cav. 


KOSSUTH,  MIS.>. 
(Aug.  27, 1B62.) 
Kan. — 7th  cav. 

LA  FAYETTE,  TENN. 

(June  9,  1864.) 
Kan. — 7th  cav. 


INDEX    OF    BATTLES. 


435 


LA  FAYETTE  COUNTY,  MO. 

(June  14,  1864.) 
i£o. — 1st  mil.  cav. 

LA  GRANGE,  ARK. 

(S-pt.6,  1862.) 
Mo. — Ist  cav. 

LA  GRANGE,  ARK. 

(Nov.  1,1862.) 
loica. — 3d  cav. 

LA  GRANGE,  ARK. 
(Dec.  30,  1862.) 


Jfjs.— 2d  cav. 


LA  GRANGE,  ARK. 

(May  1,  1863.) 


Iowa. — 3d  cav. 

LA  GRANGE,  TENN. 
(July  16,  1863.) 
loKa. — 2d  cav. 

LAKE  CHICOT,  LA. 

(July  6  and  7,  1864.) 

Mo. — Cos.  A  and  D,  1st  batt'n  cav.,  M.  M.  B. ; 
33d  inf. 

ms.— 8th.  inf. 

Iowa.— I2th,  14tb,  and  32d  inf. 

Minn. — 5th  inf. 

LAKE  PROVIDENCE,  LA. 
(June  29,  18G3.) 
Kan. — Ist  inf. 

LAKE  VILLAGE,  ARK. 

(Feb.  10, 1864.) 
Ifo.— 1st  inf.,  M.M.B. 

LAMAR,  MO. 

(Nov.  5, 1862.) 
Mo. — 8th,  and  co.  L,  8th  mil.  cav. 

LAMAR,  MISS. 

(Nov.  e,  1862.) 
jris.~Co.  A,  12tb  in£ 

LAMONICA  SPRINGS,  n.  M. 
(Sept.  4, 1865.) 
<Cal. — Cos.  G  and  11, 1st  cav. 

LANCASTER,  MO. 

(Nov.  3-1,1861.) 
Jkfo.— 21st  inf. 

LANCA.?TEU,  KY. 

(Oct.  14, 1862.) 
ms.—dih  ind.  bait'y ;  15ih  inf. 
Minn. — 2d  ind.batt'y. 
Kan.— 8lh  inf. 

LANGUELLE  FERRY,  ARK. 

(Aug.  3, 1862.) 
fyis. — lit  cav. 


LAUDERDALE  SPRINGS,  MISS. 

(Feb.  16,  1864.) 
Mo.— 10th  cav. 

LAWRENCECURG,  TENN. 
(Nov.  22,1864.) 
Mo. — 12th  cav. 

LAWRENCEBURG,  TENN. 

(Nov.  27,  1864.) 
Iowa. — 2d  cav. 

LA"WKENCEI5URG,  TENN. 
(Dec.  22,  1864.) 
Iowa. — 2d  cav. 

LAY'S  FERRY,  GA. 
(May  16,  1864.) 
Iowa. — 39th  inf. 

LEASBURG,    MO. 

(Sept.  29  and  30,  1864.) 

Mo.—Qi  mil.  cav. ;  batfy  H,  2d  It.  art. 
Iowa. — 14th  inf. 

LEASBURG,   MO. 

(Oct.  1  and  28, 1864.) 
Mo. — 3d  mil.  cav. 

LEBANON,  TENN. 

(Nov.  10, 1862.) 
Wis. — 3d  ind.  batt'y. 

LEBANON,  ALA. 
(Feb.  6,  1864.) 
Mo.— 3d  inf. 

LEE'S   CREEK,  ARK. 

(Aug.  1,  1864.) 
Kan. — 6th  cav. 

LEESVIt.LE.  ,V0. 
(March  19,  1862) 
Iowa. — 1st  cav. 

LEIGHTON,  ALA. 

(April  24,  1863  ) 

Mo.— Wth  cav. 
Kan. — 7th  cav. 

LELAND'S  POINT,  ARK. 

(May  27,  1864.) 
Mo.— 1st  inf.,  M.M.B. 

LE.XINGTON,  MO. 

(Sept.  20, 1861.) 

Mo. — Berry'sbatt'n  and  Van  Horn's  batt'n  cav.; 
13th,  14th,  H.  G.,  25th,  27lh  m'f  d  inf. 

LEXINGTON,  MO. 

(March  12, 1862.) 
Iowa. — Ist  cav. 


436 


INDEX    OP    BATTLES. 


LEXISGTOS,  MO. 

(Oct.  17,1862.) 
A/o.--('fis.  I,  K,  L,  and  M,  6th  mil.  cav. 

LE.\I.\GTON,    TF.,\,N. 

(Junesg,  leen.) 

Mo. — 4th  cav. 

LE.XINGTO.V,  .MO. 

(Keb. -2-2, 1S64.) 
Mo. — lut  mil.  cav. 

LEXINGTON,   MO. 

(June  1,3,  1864.) 
Mo. — 1st  mil.  cav. 

LEXINGTOJ,  MO. 

(Oct.  19, 1864  ) 
Jfis.— 3d  cav. 
Kan.— 5th,  Uth,  13tb,  aud  10th  cav. 

LEXINGTO.V,  MO. 
(Oct.  21,1864.) 
;ifo.— 13th  car. 

LIDEKTY,  MO. 

(Oct.  6, 1862.) 
Mo. — 5th  (old)  rail.  cav. 

LIBERTY  CREEK,  LA. 
(Nov.  15,  1864.) 
Wis.— lit  ind.  batt'y. 

LIBERTY  POST  OFFICE,  ARK. 
(April  16, 1864.) 
/ozca.— 2nth  inf. 


LICK  CREEK.  TENN. 

(April  24,  1862.) 
Mo.—Sih  inf. 

LICK  CREEK,  ARK. 

(Jan.  12,  1863.) 
Wis.— 2a  cav. 

LICKI.NG,  .MO. 
(May  4,  1862.) 
Mo.— oth  mil.  cav. ;  24th  inf. 

LIl^COMB'S  HILL,  CAT.. 

(June  0,1802.) 
Cal.—Co.  I,  2d  inf. 

LITTLE  BLUE,  MO. 

(Nov.  11,  1861.) 
Kail. — 7th  cav. 

LITTLE  BLUE,  HIO. 

(Oct.  21, 1864.) 

Jtfo.— 2d,  5th  mil.  cav.  ;    batt's  H  and  L,,   2d 
It.  art. 

Wis.— 3d  cav. 

Iowa. — 3d  cav. 

Kan.— 5th,  lltb,  15tb,  and  16lh  cav. 


LITTLE  HARPETH,  TENN. 
(March  25,  1863.) 
Wis.—2id  inf. 

LITTLE  -MISSOURI  RIVER,    ARK. 
(Jan.  25,  1864.) 
Kan. — Cos.  A,  D,  and  M,  2d  cav. 

LITTLE   MLSSOURI   RIVER,  ARK. 

(April  4,  1804.) 
lotoa. — Ist  cav. ;  29th  inf. 

LITTLE  MISSOURI  RIVER,  ARK. 
(April  0,  1864.) 
Mo. — 1st  and  3d  cav. 

LITTLE   OSAGE   RIVER,  KAN. 

(Oct.  2.>,  1864) 

3/o.— Ifit  mil  ,  2d,  2d  mil.,  4th,  4th  mil.,  5tb  mil., 
6th  mil.,  6th  mil.,  10th,  13th,  15th,  and  16th  cav.; 
batt'y  L,  2d  It.  art. 

Iowa. — 3d  and  4fh  cav. 

Kan. — 7th  and  10th  cav. 

LITTLE   RED    RIVER,  ARK. 
(June  .'i,  1802.) 
Iowa. — 4th  cav. 

LITTLE  l;OCK,  ARK. 

(Sept.  10, 1863.) 

Mo.— 1st,  2d,  3d,  7tb,  and  8th  cav.;  batt'y  K, 
l8t  It.  art. 
loTca. — 1st  and  3d  cav. 
Kan. — 5th  cav. 

LITTLE  ROCK   LANDING,    TENK. 

(April  26,  186,3.) 
Mo.— ist  batt'u  cav.,  M.  M.  B. 

LITTLE   ROCK   ROAl),   .\RK. 

(April  2,  1863.) 
A'a;i,— Co.  G,  5th  cav. 

LITTLE   SALKAHATCHIE,  b.  L. 
(Feb.  5, 1805.) 
/o!pa.— 10th  inf. 

LITTLE  SANTA   FE,    MO. 

(Nov.  6,  1801.) 

Mo.— 4th  cav. ;  Kovi'ald's  ind.  batt'y 
Kan. — 5th  cav. 

LITTLE   SANTA   FE,    MO. 

(Nov.  20,  1861.) 
Kan. — 7th  cav. 

LITTLE   SASTA    FE,    310, 

(March  23,  1862. ) 
Kan. — Cos.  D  and  M,  2tl  cav. 

LIVINGSTON,  MISS. 
(March  27.  1864.) 
il/o.— lUth  cav. 


INDEX    OF    BATTLES. 


437 


LOCKRLDGK'S  MILLS,  TENN. 
(May  5,1862.) 
Iowa. — Cos.  E  and  F,  5th  car. 

LOCUST  GROVK,  C.  N. 
(July  3, 18C2.) 
Kan. — 9th  cav. 

LONDON   LANE,  ALA. 
(April  25,  18G3  ) 
Jfo.— 10th  ciiv. 

LONE  .JACK,  MO. 
(Aug.  11, 1862.) 
Mo. — 2d  batt'n  mil.  cav. 

LONIJ  JACK,  MO. 
(Aug.  15  and  16,  1862.) 
Mo.— ah  mil,,  7th,  F.  and  S.,  and  co.  H,  7th  mil., 
and  8th  mil.  cav. 

LONi;   .TACK,  MO. 

(Nov.  1,1861.) 
>fo.— 21st  inf. 

LONG    VIKW,  AUK, 

(Marcli  30.  1864.) 
Kan. — 5th  cav. 

LOST  CREKK,  MO. 

(April  15,  1862.) 
Kan. — 6th  cav. 

LOvr.JOY'.?   STATION,  liA. 
(July  2t),  1864.) 
Iowa. — 8th  cav. 

LOVJCJOY'S  STATION,  i;\. 

(Aiig.2:i,  18G1.) 
^ri,v.— 10th  iud.  batt'y. 

LOVEJOl'i   STATIO.V,   GA. 

(Sept.  2  to  6,  1864.) 

jl/o.— 15th,  27th,  and  3,'d  inf. 
rris.— 12th,  i4th,  loth,  16th,  17tb,  21st,  and  2ah 
inf. 
lowa.—Alh,  9th,  13tli,  15th,  and  25th  inf. 
Minn. — 1st  iudl  batt'y. 

LOVE.JOY'S  STATION,  GA. 

(Nov.  16, 1864.) 
rris.— 10th  ind.  batt'y. 

LOWNDESUOROUGH,    AIA 

(April  10,  1P6.'.  ) 
Wts. — 1st  cav. 

LUNA  LANDING,  AKIi. 

(Feb.  22,  1864.) 
Mo.— Ist  inf.,M.  M.  B. 

LYNCH'S  CREEK,    o.  ' 
(rtb.  26,  1865.) 
Iowa. — 2d  and  7th  inf. 


LYNNVILLE,  TENN. 

(Nov.  24,  1864.) 

jl/o.— 12th  cav. 
Iowa. — 2d  cav. 

MACON,    GA. 

(Nov.  20,  1864,) 
fFzs.— 10th  ind.  batt'y . 

MACON,  GA. 

(Nov.  24,  1864.) 
Iowa. — 9th  inf. 

MACON,    MO. 

(Feb.  12,  1865,) 
Mo.—9lh  mil.  cav. 

MACON,  GA. 

(April  2  I,  1&C5,) 
,Afo.— 12th  cav. 

MADELINE  I'LAINS,  CAl.. 

(Nov.  17,  1862.) 
Cal.—2d  cav. 

MAD  RIVER,    CAL, 
(July  11,  1863.) 
Cal. — Co.  A,  batt'n  uiountainters,  inf. 

MALHEUR   KIVER,  OREGON, 

(July  9,  1865.) 

Oregon. — l.st  cav. 

MALVERN   HILL,  \  A 

(.July  1,  18C2  ) 
rris, — 5th  inf. 
Minn. — Ist  iuf. 

.MAL\-ERN    HILL,    V  .V 
(Aug.  .5,  IKGl) 
Minn. — 1st  inf. 

MANSURA,   LA. 
(May  13  to  17,  1M;4,) 
jV/o,— Batt's  A  and  M,  1st  It.  art.  ;  33d  inf. 
■^yis.—2'M\i  inf. 

7oma.— 14:h,  32d,  and  35th  inf 
Minn. — 5th  inf. 

MAKIANA,  ARK. 

(N'ov,  H,  1662,) 
Iowa. — Cos.  D,  H,  and  L,  4th  cav. 

.MARIA   DES   rrG,\"K3,   KAN. 

(Aug.  31,1863.) 
Wis. — 3d  cav. 

MARIES    COL'NTY,  MO. 

(May  26,  18C1,) 
rrts.— Cos.  A,  D,  G,  and  K,  2d  cav. 

MARIETTA,  MISS. 

(Aug.  31,1862) 
Mo. — 1st  cav. 


438 


INDEX    OP    BATTLES. 


MARIETTA,  GA. 

MECHANICSBURG,    MISS. 

,       (July  3  and  •1,1864.) 

(June  4,  1863.) 

Iowa. — 7th  inf. 

Wis.Sth  inf. 

MARION,  MISS. 

(Feb.  17,  1864.) 
JTis.— 32d  inf. 

loua. — Jth  cav. 
.Af!?(7i.— Sthinf. 

MECHASICSBURG,  MISS. 

Towa.—Uth  inf. 

(June  7,  1863.) 

.MARK'S    MILLS,    ARK. 

3/0.— 11th  inf. 

(April  5,  1864.) 

MECHANICSVILLE,   .MISS. 

Mo. — 3d  cav. 

(May  24,  186.3.) 

-MARK'S    MILLS,    ARK. 

Iowa. — 4th  cav. 

(April  25,  ]8i;4.) 

MECHA.SICSVILLE,    .MISS. 

Afo. — Ift  cav. 

Iowa.— 1st  cav.;  3:!d  ami  3Gth  inf. 

Kan. — ."ith  cav. 

(Mhv  29,  1863.) 
Iowa. — 4th  cav.;  llth  inf. 

-MARSHALL,    MO. 

MEDOr,    MO. 

(July  28,  18i;3.) 

(Aug.  23,  1861.) 

Mo. — 4th  mil.  cav. 

Kan.— Co.  C,  9th  cav. 

MARSHALL,  MO, 

(October  12  and  13,  1863.) 

Mu. — 1st  mil.,  4lh  mil.,  and  7th  mil.  cav.;  1st 
ind.  mil.  batt  y. 

MARTINSBURG,    MO. 

(July  18,  1861.) 
Mo.— Co.  A,  U.  S.  R.  C.  cav. 

martin's  creek,  ark. 
(Jan.  7,  1864.) 
JUo,— llth  cav. 

MATOLE,    CAL. 

(May  26.  1864.) 
Cat. — Co.  E,  batt'n  mountaineers,  inf 

mayre's  heights,  va. 

(May  3.  1863.) 
fVis.-rjth  inf. 
Minn. — 1st  inf. 

MAZARD   PRAIIUE,    ARX. 

(July  27,  1864.) 
Kan. — 6th  cav. 

M'CULLOUGH'S  >T0RE.    .MO. 

(July  26,  1861.) 
^fo.— Batt'y  E,  Ist  It.  art. 

M'CULLOUGH'S  STORE,    MO. 

(.A.ug.  3,  1861.) 

jl/o.— Bait's  A.  B,  (old,)  C.   (old.)  and  H,  let 
It.   art. 

m'do.n'ald  cou.s'tv,  mo. 

(Aug.  5,  1864.) 

Mo. — Co.  L,  8th  mil.  cav. 

.M'GUIRE'S   FERRY,    ARK. 
(Sept.  23,  1862.1 
Mo. — 7th  mil.  cav. 


MEDON  STATION,   TENS. 
(Aug.  31,  1862.) 
Zotca.— llth  inf. 

MEDON   STATION,   TENN. 

(Oct.  10,  1862.) 
Mo.—  7th  inf. 

MEMPHIS,    .MO. 

(July  18,  1862.) 
Mo. — 2d  cav. 

-ME.MPHIS,  TENN. 
(May  2,  1864.) 
Kan. — 7th  cav. 

-ME.MPHIS.    TENN. 

(Aug.  21,  1864.) 
jl/o.— Batt'y  G.  2d  It.  art. 
Wis.— 7ih  ind.  batt'y  ;  39th,  40th,  and  41st  inf.. 
Iowa.— 3d.  and  co.  C,  4th  cav.  ;  8th  inf. 

.MEMPHIS,    TENN. 

(Dec.  14.  1864.) 
loica. — 4th  cav. 

MERIDIAN,    MISS. 

(Feb.  9  to  15,  1804.) 
Iowa. — 4th  cav.;  32d  inf. 
Minn. — lut  ind.  batt'y. 

MERIDIAN,    MISS. 

(Feb.  19,  1864.) 
Iowa. — 4th  cav. 

MERRILL'.-i   CROSSING,    MO. 
(Oct.  12,  1SC3.) 
Mo. — 7th  mil.  cav. 

MESSENGER'S  BRIDGE,    MISS. 

(Oct.  5,  18611 
Mo.— Co.  B,  lOth  cav. 


INDEX  OF    BATTLES. 


439 


MEXICO,   MO. 

MISSOURI  RIVER,    D.   T. 

(July  15,  1861.) 

(July  30,  1863.) 

Mo.— 2d  inf.,  (3-month».) 

Minn. — 1st  cav.,  (m't'd  rangers  •,)  3d  ind.  batt'y  ; 

6th  inf. 

MEZCAL  RIVER,   — . 

MOBILE,  ALA. 

(May  29, 1864.) 

(Dec.  22, 1864.) 

Cal—Coi.  1  and  K,  5th  inf. 

Mo.- 

-Batt'y  F,  1st  It.  art. 

MICHEL'S   CREEK,    MISS. 

MONAQDA  SPRINGS,    MO. 

(May  5,  1863.) 

(March  25,  1862.) 

A/o.— 3d  inf. 

lowa 

— 1st  cav. 

JHDDLEBURG,    TENN. 

(Sept.  21.  1862.) 

MONDAY    HOLLOW,    MO. 

Towa. — 3d  inf. 

(Oct.  13, 1861.) 

Mo.- 

-6th  cav. 

MIDDLETONT,    TE.N'.V. 

.MONROE  COUNTY,   MO. 

(June  24,  1863.) 
Wis. — Ist  cav. 

(Sept.  16, 1862.) 

Mo.- 

-3d  mil.  cav. 

MIDDLETO.V,    TENN. 

MONROE   COUNTY,    MO. 

(Jan.  14,  1864.) 

loiea. — 35th  inf. 

(Oct.  4, 1862.) 

Mo.- 

-3d  mil.  cav. 

MIDDLE   YAGKR,    CAL. 

MONROE'S   CROSSROADS,    N.    C. 

(June  28,  1863.) 

(March  10,  1865.) 

Cal. — Co.  A,  batt'n  mountaineers,  inf. 

Wis.- 

-10th  ind.  batt'y. 

.MILL  CREEK,    TENN. 

MONROE   STATION,    MO. 

(Nov.  27,  1862.) 
Mo.— 2d.  inf. 

(July  9,  1861.) 

MILL   CREEK,   MO. 

Mc- 

-Marion  batt'n  inf.,  (3-month8.) 

^      (April  24,  186;).) 

MONTEREY,    TENN. 

itfo.— 24th  inf. 

(April  29,  1862.) 

MILLIKEN'S    BEND,    LA. 

lowa 

— 2d  cav. 

(June  6  and  7,  1863.) 

MONTEVALLO,    -MO. 

Iowa.— 5tli  and  23d  inf. 

(April  14,  1862.) 

Iowa. 

— 1st  cav. 

MILL  SPRINGS,  KY. 

(Jau.  19,  1862.) 

.MONTEVALLO,    MO. 

Min?i.—i>i  inf. 

(Aug.  5,  1862.) 

Wis.- 

-3d  cav. 

MILTON,  FLA. 

(Oct.  26,  1864.) 

MONTEVALLO,  ALA. 

lowa.-lSth  inf. 

(March  13,  30,  and  31,  1865.) 

MINE  CREEK,   KAN. 

Mo.- 

-10th  cav. 

(Oct.  25, 1864.) 

lowa 

— 3d  and  4th  cav. 

Mo.— Ist  mil.  cav. 

MONTGOMERY,    ALA. 

Wis. — 3d  cav. 
Iowa. — 3(1  cav. 

(April  12  and  13,  1865.) 

Kan. — 11th  cav. 

Mo.- 

-10th  and  12th  cav. 

Wis.- 

—Ist  cav. 

.MINERAL   POINT,   MO. 

MONTICELLO,   AUK. 

(Sept.  27, 1864.) 

Mo.— 24th  inf. 

(Jan.  16,  1864.) 

Kan. 

— 5tb  cav. 

MINE  RUN,   VA. 

(Nov.  26  to  Dec.  2, 1863.) 

.MONTICELLO,    ARK. 

Wis.—2(i,  5th,  6th,  and  7th  inf. 

(March  18,  18C4.) 

Minn.— Ut  iuf. 

Mo.- 

-7th  cav. 

MISSISSIPPI   SPIIINGS,    MISS. 

.MOORE'S   BLUFF,    MISS. 

(May  13,  18G3.) 

(Sept.  29,  1864.) 

loiDa, — 4th  cav.  ;  10th  inf. 

Iowa 

— 4th  cav. 

440 


INDEX    OF    BATTLES. 


u.>.- 


lojpn. 


BIOORt'S   MILLS,   MO. 
(July  04,  lUfiO.) 
-■U\  mil.  cnv. 

MOOUK'S   MILLS,    MO. 

(July  28  fiQd  •>'.!.  lBfi2.) 

-2rl  aud  Otli  mil.  cnv. 
— 3d  cav. 

nIOKrtAN'S    Mil  l.>,    AltK. 

(Fob.  ;>,  IsiU.) 


.W'.-^llHi  cav, 

MOn<"..\N/.I.\,  I. A. 

(.Sept.23,  isr.:!.) 

io«.,i.— I'.Ub,  -Jinii,  and  34tli  inf. 

MORCi  \NZIA,    LA 

(Miiy  311,  leiU.) 
-Batt'y  A,  1st  It.  ;irt. 

Mono    BOTTO?!,    Al!l{. 

(.\pril  2.:.,  isr;j.> 
-2d  imd  7tli  cuv. 

JMOUO    (IIKKK.    AUK. 
(.'Vpril26,  ]Sii4.> 
-tilth  iul'. 

MORUISTOW  N.   .Ml> 
(Sept.  17,  lHi;i.) 


■'^r 


Mn. 


Iowa.- 


Ka  II . 

— .'itli,  Otli,  and  CO.  (.',  9tli  cav. 

latfy. 

MOUnlN',    .1II,'^^. 

(l'\'l).  7  and  S,  1  -iril.i 

}L>- 

-intli  cav. 

1(1  tro 

—4th  CUV. 

.^IO.'^CO^\^    TKNN. 

(Foil.  i^<,  ]pi;:i,) 

Imrn 

— :m  iDf. 

.Mii.-M  iiW  ,    TKNN. 

(Hcc.  2and  :!,  ls:':i  ) 

Wi.i. 

-32d  inf. 

Iowa 

— 2il  CUV. 

M0SCO\\-,    Al!h. 

(April  13,  ]^C>4.) 

loirn. 

— L^tli  inf. 

Ka  II . 

— 13th  cav. 

.MO.SK.S    CREKK,    'iA. 

(Oct.  3,1*14.1 

Wis. 

—ICitliiud.  batt'y. 

-Mos.sy  cHKLic,  Tl■^^ 

(Dec. '.'11,  JMi;3,) 

Ifis.. 

— lnt  cav. 

MO.SSY   CHEKK   .STAIION,  TKN,\ 

(Dec.  24,  lyii:i.) 

Iht   ind. 


f/7.1. — ]st  cav. 

^lOL'.NTAIN    KOHK,    Alll., 
(Feb.  4,  lHi;i.) 
Knv. — 2d  cav. 


MOUNTAIN  OUOVK,   Mn. 
(March  0,  1862.) 
Mo.—'Uh,  and  co.  D,  10th  cav. 

MOUNTAIN    HOME,  MO. 
(Oct.  17,  18(52.) 
J\[n. — 14th  mil.  cav. 

MOUNTAIN   .STORK,     MO. 
(July  2(i.   li^r,-:  ) 
7l/o. —Batt'y  Ij,  2i1  ait. 

MOUNTAI.V    STOriK,    Mn. 
(May  2(!,  IHIiJ!,) 
Mo. — 7th  mil.  cav. 

MOUNT  Kr,IL\,   ARK. 

(Mi'rch  30,  18(14.) 
Mo. — 7th  cav. 
(fV.s-.— 28th  inf. 
Kail. — 5th  cav. 

MOUNT   KLISA   FERRV,   ARK. 

(April  2C,  1864.) 
Mo. — 3d  cav. 

MOUNT    l'LEA.SANT,    iMIS.<. 

(May  21,  1864.) 
jl/o.— 4th  cav. 

MOUNT  \ER\ON,    AUK. 

(May  11,  1863.) 
Knii. — .7th  cav. 

MOUNT    VERNON,    MO. 

(firpt.  31),  1864.) 
Mo. — l,7lh  cav. 

MOUNT    ZIO.V,    M(1. 
(D.'C.  28,  1S61.) 
iMi). — 3d  cnv. 

-lll'RKUI'ESIlORO',    TKNN. 

(July  13,  1862.) 
?finn. — :id  inf. 

MURP"Ri:i'>l:ORO',    TKNN. 

(Dec.  ■>,  6,  and  7,  1.^64.) 
i\///(!/.— 8th  inf. 

•MU.sT,JN(i    ISLANII,    TK.\As. 

(Nov.  7, 1863.) 
/,iirii. — 2lith  inf. 

NASiniLLK,    TINN. 
(March  '.),  I,s62.) 
iris,— {Jo.  IS,  1st  iuf. 

NASHVILLE,    TENN. 
(Nov.  .7,  1H12) 
fr/s.— 10th  ind.  batt'y. 

.N.VSHVILLE,    Ti:\N. 
(Dec.  15  and  16,  1S61.) 
Jl/„._10th  and  12th  cav.  ;  batt'a  A  and  I,  2d  It. 
art.;  nth,  L7th,2Ut, 24th, 33d,  4(lth,  and  44th  iuf, 
J/V.s-— 8th,  14tli,24th,  and  44tli  inf. 
Iowa. — 2d  and  5rh  cuv.;  2d  ind.  batt'v;  12lh, 
27lli,32d,  and  37th  inf. 

/1/,«„._r,lh,  7th,  !)th,  and  inth  iuf. 
Kail  —8th  and  lUth  inf. 


INDEX    OP    BATTLES. 


441 


NATCHEZ,   MISS. 

NEW  MADMD  BEND,  TENN, 

(Dec.  7, 1863.) 

(Oct,  22, 1863,) 

Iowa.— Co.  K,  4lh  cav. 

Iowa. — 32d  Inf. 

NATCHEZ,   MISS. 

NEWNAN,  GA. 

(Dec.  10,  18G3.) 

(July  30  and  31,  1864.) 

Mo.— Con.  A  and  1, 10th  cav. 

Wis. — 1st  cav. 

NATCHITOCHES,  LA. 

Iowa. — 5th  and  Bth  cav. 

(Mays,  1864.) 

NEW   PROVIDENCE,  TKNN. 

Ttfo.— Batt'y  A,  lot  It.  art. 

(Sept.,  6, 1862.) 

NEOSHO,   MO. 

Minn. — Brackett's  batt'n  cav. 

(April  26,  1862.) 

NEW   RIVER,  LA, 

Mo.—lHi  cav. 

(Feb.  9,  1864.) 

NEOSHO,    MO. 

JVis.—ith  cav. 

(May  31,  1862.) 

NEWTON    COUNTS,    MO. 

Mo. — Co.  M,  8th  mil.  cav. 

(Feb.  10,  186,3.) 

NEOSHO,   MO. 

iVo.— 8th  mil.  cav. 

(Sept.  1, 3,  5,  and  Dec.  15,  1862,  and  Mar.  2, 18C3.) 

NEWTONIA,  MO, 

A'aw,— 3d  Indian  H.  G.  inf. 

(Aug.  5,  1862,) 

NEOSHO,    MO. 

Afo,— Eatt'y  F,  1st  It  art. 

(Oct.  4,1803.) 
Mo. — 6lh  mil,  cav. 

NEWTONTA,  MO. 
(Sept.  13,  1862.) 

NEOSHO,  MO. 

Mo. — 3d  mil,  and  6th  mil,  cav. 

(Nov.  5,  1863.) 
Mo. — Co,  I,  8th  mil.  cav. 

NEOSHO,  MO. 
(June  3,  1864.) 

NEWTONIA,   MO. 

(Sept.  30,  1802.) 

Mo. — Ist  and  6th  cav. 
JVi.i.—9fh  inf. 

Mo. — 8th  mil.  cav. 

/Can,— 6th,  and  cos,  D.  E,  F,  iind  H,  9th  cav,  , 

NEOSHO,  .MO, 

1st  and  2d  ind,  batt's  ;  3d  Indian  H.  a.  inf. 

(Nov.  10,  1864.) 

Mo. — Co.  M,  8th  mil.,  cav. 

NEW  ALBANY,  MISS. 

(July  10,  1861.) 

Kan. — 7th  cav. 

NEW  HOPE  CHURCH,  GA. 

(May  25  to  June  .5,  1864.) 

Mo.— 1.5th  inf. 

Iowa. — fith  and  9th  inf. 

NEW   MADRID,    MO. 

(March  3  and  4,  1802.) 
loioa. — 2d  ind.  batt'y  ;  5th  iuf. 

.NEW   MADRID,  MO, 

(March  6,  1862,) 
Iowa. — 5th  inf. 

NEW  MADRID,  MO. 

(March  14,  1862,) 

M(i. — Kng,  reg't  west. 

NEW  MADRID,  MO. 
(Aug.  7,  1863.) 
Mo.— Co.  A,  24th  inf. 


NEWTONIA,  MO. 
(Oct.  4  and  5,  1862.) 
Inwa. — Ist  cav. 
Kan. — 2d  and  Olh  cav.;  3d  Indian  H.  G,  inf. 

NEWTONIA,  MO. 
(Oct.  7,  1862.) 
Iowa. — 1st  cav. 

NEWTONIA,  WO. 

(Sept.  27,  1863.) 
Kan. — Co.s.  E  and  M,  2d  cav. 

NEWTONIA,  MO. 

(Oct,  28,  1864.) 
Mn.—Gth  mil,,  8th  mil,,  and  15th  cav.;   batt'y 
H,  2d  It,  art, 
Tf^i.t. — 3d  cav. 
A'a?i,-5th,  15th,  and  lOlh  cav. 

NEWTONIA,  MO, 
(Oct.  30,  1804.) 
Mo. — Co.  M,  8th  mil.  cav. 

NEWTOWN,  VA. 

(May  24,  1802.) 
ms.—3a  inf. 


442 


INDEX   OF   BATTLES. 


NICKAJACK  CREEK,  GA. 
(July  ]  to  10,  1864.) 
Mo.— ISih  inf. 
Wis.— 12th  iof. 
Jowa.— nth,  13th,  15th,  aud  16th  inf. 

NIOBRARA,  N.  T. 
(Dec.  4,  1803.) 
Iowa. — Co.  B,  7th  cav. 

NOLENSVILLE,  TE.N.V. 
(Dec.  26,  1862.) 
^is.— 5th  and  8th  iud.  bait's  ;  15th  inf. 
Minn. — 2d  ind.  batt'y. 

NORTH   ANNA, VA. 

(May  23,  24,  2.5,  26,  and  27,  1864.) 
ms.—2(l,  6th,  7th,  and  36th  inf. 

OAKLAND,  MISS. 
(Dec.  3,  1862.) 
loica. — 3d  aud  4th  cav. 

OAKLAND,  MISS. 

(Dec.  8,  1862.) 
Kan. — 5th  cav. 

OFFET  KNOB,  MO. 
(April  28,  1864.) 
Mo. — let  rnil.  cav. 

OKALONA,  ARK. 

(April  2  aud  3,  1864.) 
Mo. — 1st  cav. 
ms.— 27th  inf. 
Jmoa. — 40th  inf. 

OKOLONA,   MIS.?. 

(Feb.  22,  1864.) 
Iowa. — 2d  cav. 

OLD    FORT   WAY.NE,  ARK. 

(Oct.  22,  1862.) 

Kan.—2(i,  Gih,  and  11th  cav.;  3d  ind.  batt'v; 
1st  aud  3d  Indian  H.  G.  inf. 

OLD  RANDOLPH,  .MO. 

(Sept.  14,  1861.) 
3/0.— Co.  E,  CasH  co.  H.  G.  cav. 


OLD    RIVER,  LA. 

(.May  22,  1864.) 
Mo. — Cth  cav. 

OLD  RIVER  LAKE,  ARK. 

(June  5  and  6,  1864.) 

Jl/o.— lBtinf.,M.  M.  B. 
Iowa. — 35th  inf. 

OLIVE  BRANCH,  LA. 

(March  6,  1865.) 

Wis. — Jth  cav. 

OPELOUSAS,  LA, 

(Oct.  21,  1863.) 
3Io. — 6th  cav. 


ORANGEBURG,  S.  C. 
(Feb.  12,  1865.) 
Wis.— \2th  inf. 
Iowa. — 13th  inf. 

OREGON  COUNTY,   MO. 

(Oct.  23,  1863.) 
Mo. — 3d  mil.  cav. 

OREGON   COUNTY,  MO. 
(March  19,  1664.) 
Mo. — 3d  mil.  cav. 

OREGON  MOUNTAINS,  — . 
(Jan.  28,  1664.) 
Cal.— Co.  D,  Ist  cav. 

OSAGE,  MO. 
(Oct.  24,  1864.) 
Kan. — 5th  aud  15th  cav. 

OSAGE  MISSION,    KAN. 
(Sept.  26,  1864.) 
Wis. — 3d  cav. 

OSAGE   RIVER,    MO. 

(Oct.  6,  1864  ) 
Mo. — 1st  mil.  and  7th  mil.  cav. 

OSCEOLA,  .MO. 
(Sept.  20,  1861.) 
Kan. — 5th  and  6th  cav. 

OSCEOLA,  MO. 
(Sept.  22,  1861.) 
Kan. — Co.  C,  9th  cav.  ;  1st  ind.  batt'y. 

OSCEOLA,  MO. 
(May  27,  1862.) 

Iowa. — 1st  cav. 

OSCEOLA,   ARK, 
(Aug.  2,  1864.) 

Mo  — 2d  mil.  cav. 

OSCEOLA,  ARK. 
(Aug.  4,  1864.) 
Mo. — 6th  cav. 

OVERALL'S  CREEK,    TENN. 
(Dec.  4,  1864.) 
^1/;h«.— Sthinf. 

OWEN'S  CROSSROADS,  S.  C. 

(Feb.  2, 1805.) 
Mo.— 6th  inf. 

OWEN'S  KIVER,    CAL. 

(April  9,  1802.) 

Cal— Cob.  A,  H,  K,  and  M,  2d  cav. 

OWEN'S  VALLEY,  CAL. 

(March  3,  19,  and  April  10,  1863.) 

Cal.—Qo.  G,  2d  cav. 


INDEX    OP    BATTLES. 


443. 


0.\FORD,  MISS. 

PARKERSVILLE,  MO. 

(Dec.  2,  1862.) 

(July  17  and  19,  1861.) 

Kan.- 

—7th  cav. 

0.\FORD,  MISS. 

Mo.— Cos.  A,  B,  C,  D,  and  E,  Cassco.  H.  G. 

PARKERSVILLE,    MO. 

cav. 

(Aug.  12,  1864.) 

(Dec.  6,  1862.) 

Mo.- 

-lOtli  cav. 

OXFORU,    MISS. 

Kati. — 5th  cav. 

(Aug.  19,  1864.) 

PATTERSON,  MO. 

lowa. 

—2d  cav. 

OXFORD,   MISS. 

(April  20,  1863.) 
Mo. — 3d  mil.  cav. 

(Aug.  22,  1864.) 

PAYNE'S  PLANTATION,  MISS. 

Iowa. 

— 4th  cav. 

(Aug.  18, 1863.) 

OXFORD,  MISS. 

Iowa. — 4th  cav. 

(Aug.  -2X  1864.) 

PEACH   ORCHARD,  VA. 

Mo.- 

-12th  cav. 

(June  29, 1862.) 

OXFORD  BF.ND,  ARK. 

Minn. — 1st  inf. 

(Oct.  28,  1862.) 

PEACH   TREE   CREEK,   GA. 

Mo.- 

-7th  mil.  cav. 

(July  19  and  20,  1864.) 

OZARK,   MO. 

J\/o.— 15th  and  23d  inf. 

(Aug.  1,  1862.) 

f^'is.- 5th  ind.  batt'y  ;  3d,  21st,  22d,  24tb 
26th  inf. 

and 

Mo.- 

-Cob.  L  and  M,  8th  mil.  cav. 

OZARK,  ARK. 

/owa.— 1st  ind.  batt'y  ;  3d  inf. 
Kan. — 8th  inf. 

(Oct.  2i.),  1863.) 

PEA   RIDGE,    ARK. 

ms.- 

—3d  cav. 

(March  6,  7,  end  8,  1862.) 

Mo.—Ut,  4th,  5th.  and  cos.  A,  B,  C,  and  D, 

10th 

OZARK,    ARK. 

cav. ;  batt'v  F,  2d  It.  art.;  2d,  3d,  12th,  17th 

,  and 

(.July  14  and  lo,  1864.) 

24th  inf.  ;  Col.  Phelps'  inf.,  (6-nionths.) 

Kan. 

— 14th  cav. 

Iowa. — 3d  cav.;  1st  and  3d  ind:  batt's  ;  4th  and 

9th  inf. 

PAINT  KOCK  KAILUOAD   BRIDGE,  ARK. 

PECHACHO    PASS,  D.  T. 

(April  2y,  1860.) 

(ApiillS,  1862.) 

IVis.- 

-10th  inf. 

PALO   ALTO,    MISS. 

Cat— Cos.  A,  B,  C,  D,  and  E,  Ist  cav. 

(April  21  and  22,  1863.) 

PENDLKTON,  .MO] 

lowa 

—2d  cav. 

PANTHER   CREEK,    MO. 

(Oct.  29,  1864  )' 
Mo.— Co.  F,  39th  inf. 

(Aug.  7,  1862.) 

PERRVVILLE,    KY. 

Mo.- 

-1st  mil.  cav. 

PAPINSVILLK,    KAN. 

(Oct.  6  and  7,  1862.) 
Kan.—Blh  inf. 

(Sept.  5,  1861.) 

PERRYVILLE,  C.  N. 

Kan. 

—5th  cav. 

(Aug.  26,  1863.) 

PARIS,    TEiSN. 

Mo — 6th  rail.  cav. 

(March  11,  1862.) 

Wis.—'M  cav. 
Kan. — 2d  cav. 

Iowa 

—Cos.  A,  T^,  C.  and  D,  5th  cav. 

PETERsnUKli,   VA. 

PARIS,    TF.NN. 

(June  16,  1864,  to  April  3,  1865.) 

(April  10,  1862.) 

ff,s._4lh  ind.  batt'v;  2d,  5th,  6th,  7th, 

19th, 

Mc- 

-Batt'y  I,  1st  It.  art. 

36th,  37th,  and  38th  inf. 

Minn.— Cos.  A  and  B,  1st  inf. 

PARKER'S   CROSSROADS,  TENN. 

(Dee.  31,  ISCO.) 

PIERCE'S   POINT,  FLA. 
(Oct.  18,  1864.) 

Wis.- 

—7th  ind.  batt'v. 

lowa 

—39th  inf. 

/oica.— I'-Hh  inf. 

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riGEON   ROOST   CREKK,  MISS. 

(May  14,  ieG3.) 
Iowa. — 2cl  cav. 

PIKEVILLE,  AUK. 

(Junc'JS,  1864.) 
Afo.— Batt'y  D,  2(1  It.  art. 

PILOT  KNOB,  .MO. 

(Sept.  26  to  29.  18C4.) 

Mo.— 2d  mil.  and  3d  mil.  cav.;  batt  y  H,  2d  It. 
art.;  47ih,  (6  months,)  and  co.  F,  50th  inf. 
Iowa. — 14th  inf. 

rll.OT  KNOB,  MO. 

(Oct.  26,  1864.) 

Mo. — 3d  mil.  cav. 

PINE   BLUFF,  ARK. 

(Oct.  25,  1863.) 
Kan. — otli  cav. 

PINE   BLUFF,   ARK. 

(Jan.  10,  1861.) 
Ji'an. — 5th  cav. 

I'INE   BLUFF,  ARK 

(May],  1864.) 
Iowa. — 3d  cav. 

PI.NE   BLUFF,   ARK. 

(May  21,  1864.) 
ff7s.— 27th  inf. 

PINE  FOREST   DISTRICT,    NEV. 

(Xov.  17,  1865.) 
Cal.— Co.  B,  2d  cav. 

PINEVILLE,  :.I0. 
(Nov.   19,  186-'.) 
Kan. — Cos.  C  and  M,  2d  cav. 

PINEVILLE,  MO. 
(Auff.  13,  1863.) 
Mo. — 6th  mil.  cav. 

PINK   HILL,  .MO. 
(Juc-  11,  1860.) 
il/o.-~7th  cav. 

I'lNO^   ALTOS,   A.  T 

(Feb.  27,  1864.) 
Cal.—Co.  E,  5th  inf. 

PINOS   ALTOS   MINE.^,    A.    T. 
(Jan.  29,  1863.) 
Cal. — Go.  A,  5lh  inf. 

PITTMAN'S  FERRY,    MO 
(Oct.  27,  1862.) 
3/0.— Cos.  E  and  F,  25th  inf. 

PITTMAN'S  FERRY,    ARK. 

(Nov.  25,  1862.) 
/o!ca.— 23d  inf. 


PITTSBURG  LANDING,  TENN. 
(April  6  and  7,  1862.) 

A/o.— Batt'8  C,  D,  H,  and  K,  iBt  It.  art. ;  8th, 
18th,  21st,  23d,  and  25th  inf. 

Wis.— \i\h,  16tb,  and  18th  inf. 

lowa.—^a,  3d,  6th,  7th,  eth,  11th,  12th,  13tb,  14th, 
1.5th,  and  16th  inf. 

Minn. — Ist  iud.  batt'v. 

I'LAliUE.MISE,   LA. 

(.June  28  and  Aug.  6,  1864.) 
Jl'is. — 4  th  cav. 

PLANTERSVILLE,  ALA. 
(April  1,  186.5.) 
Iowa. — 3d  and  4th  cav. 

PLATTE    BRIDGE,   D.  T. 

(June  3  and  July  26,  1865.) 
Knii. — 11th  cav. 

PLATTE   CITY,  MO. 
(July  3,  1864.) 
Mo. — yth  mil.  cav. 

PLEASANT    HILL,  MO. 

(July  8,  1862) 
Iowa. — 1st  cav. 

PLEASANT   HILL,   MO. 

(July  11,  1862) 
Mo. — Ut  and  7th  cav. 
Iowa. — 1st  cav. 

PLEASANT   HILL,   LA. 

(April  9,  1864.) 

A/o.— 21st,  24th,  and  33d  inf. 

iri.s.— 8th  inf. 

7oK>a.— 12th,  nth,  27th,  32d.  and  35th  inf. 

Minn. — 5th  inf. 

PLEASANT  RIDGE,    ALA. 
(April  6,  186.-1.) 
Iowa. — t'tli  cav. 

PLKMTUDK,    MI.~,S. 
(July  10,  1864.) 
Imni. — Jth  cav. 

POCAHONTAS,  ARK. 

(Aug.  22,  1863.) 
Mo. — 2d  mil.  cav. 

POCOTALIGO,  s.  c. 
(Jan.  14,  1865.) 
nVs.— 12th  and  16th  inf. 

POCOTALIGO,  S.  C. 
(,Jan.  16,  1865.) 
/o!w.— 13th  inf. 

POISON    SPRINCS,  ARK. 

(April  18,  186-1.) 
Iowa. — 18th  inf. 
A'n?!.— 2d,  6th,  and  14th  cav. 


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44-5- 


POLK'S  PLANTATION,  ARK. 

(May  25,  1863.) 
Kan.—SXh  cav. 

PONTOTOC,   MISS. 

(Jxily  11,  1864.) 

(f7s._8th  inf. 
Minn.— 5th  inf. 

POPLAR  SPRING  CHURCH,  VA. 
(Sept.  30,  Oct.  1  and  2,  1864.) 
Wis.— Z7th  and  38th  inf. 

PORT  GIBSON,   JIISS. 

(May  1, 1863.) 
Mo  — Batt'y  A,  Ist  It.  art. ;  7th  and  26th  inf. 
^js.— iBtind.  batt'y;  Htb,  23d,  and  29th  inf. 
Iowa.-Ut  ind.  batt'y  ;  10th,  21st,  22d,  23d,  24th, 
and  28th  inf. 

PORT  GIBSON,   MISS. 
(Dec.  26,  1863.) 
Mo.— Co.  A,  lstbatt'ncav.,andlstinf.,M.M.B. 

PORT  GIBSON,   MISS. 

(July  7,  1864.) 
Jtfo.— Co.  B,  1st  batt'n  cav.,  M.  M.  B. 


PORT  GIBSON,  MISS. 

(July  15,  1864.) 


fVis. — 2d  cav. 

PORT  GIBSON,    MISS. 
(Oct.  1,  1864.) 
Wis. — 2d  cav. 

FORT  HUDSON,   LA. 

(May  22  to  July  8,  186.3.) 
Wis. — 4th  cav. 

PORT  WALTHALL,  VA. 
(June  16  and  17,  1864.) 
Wis.—Wih  inf. 

POWDER  RIVER,  D.  T. 
(Sept.  5  to  11,  1865.) 
Mo.— 12th  cav. 

POWDER  RIVER,  (MOUTH  OF  DRY  FORK,)  D.  T. 

(Sept.  8,  1865.) 
Kan. — 16th  cav. 

POWDER'S  MILL,  ,M0. 

(Oct.  3,  1864.) 
Mo. — 3d  mil.  cav. 

POWDER  SPRINGS,    GA. 

(June  20, 1864.) 
/oioa.— 8th  cav. 

PRAIRIE   CHAPEL,  MO. 

(Sept.  4, 1862.) 
Mo. — iBt  batt'n  mil.  cav. 


PRAIRIE  D'ANN,   ARK. 
(April  10,  11,  12,  and  13,  1864.) 
Mo. — 2d  and  3d  cav. 
Wis.— 27tln  inf. 

/oaja.— iBt  cav.  ;  18tb,  29th,  33d,  36th,  and  40th' 
Inf. 

Kan.— 2d,  6th,  and  14th  cav. ;  12th  inf. 

PRAIRIE  GROVE,  ARK. 
(Dec.  7,  1862.) 

Afo.— 1st,  7th,  and  8th  cav.  ;  batt'e  E,  P,  andL,. 
1st  It.  art. 

Wis.— Cob.  A,  D,  G,  and  K,  2d,  and  3d  cav.: 
20th  inf. 

loica.—lBt  cav. ;  19th  and  20th  inf. 

Kan.— 2d,  6th,  and  11th  cav. ;  Ist  and  3d  ind. 
batt's;  1st,  2d,  and  3d  Indian  H.  a.,  and  10th- 
and  13th  inf. 

PRAIRIE   STATION,    MISS. 

(Feb.  21, 1863.) 
Iov>a. — 2d  cav. 

PRAIRIE  STATION,    MISS. 
(Feb.  21,  1864.) 
Iowa. — 2d  cav. 

PRINCETON,   ARK. 
(Dec.  G,  18G3.) 
Mo. — 2d  cav. 

PRINCETON.    ARK. 

(Dec.  8,  1863.) 
3/0.— 7th  cav. 
Iowa. — 1st  and  3d  cav. 

PRINCETON,    ARK.. 

(April  29,  1864.) 
Kan. — 6th  cav. 

PRINCETON,    ARK, 
(Oct.  23,  1864.) 
Mo. — 3ii  cav. 

PULASKI.    TENN. 

(May  4,  1662.) 
Wis.— lOth  inf. 

PULASKI,    TEXN. 
(Sept.  26  and  27,  1864.  > 
Iowa. — 8th  cav. 

PULASKI,    TENN. 

(Dec  2.^;,  1864.) 
/ow<r.— 5th  cav. 

PUTNAM,  MO. 

(Sept.  1,  1862.) 
Mo. — 1st  mil.  cav. 

«  PYRAMID  LAKK,  NEV. 

(May  14,  1865.) 
iVei). — l6t  batt'n  cav. 


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INDEX  OP   BATTLES. 


QUINCY,  MO. 

REDWOOD,  MINN. 

(Nov,  1,  1864.) 

(Aug.  18,  1862.) 

Mo.— Co.  1, 8th  mil.  cav. 

Mimi.— Co.  H,  5th  inf. 

HACCOON  FORD, ALA. 

RKDWOOD,  CAL. 

(Oct.  :iO,  1864.) 

(Aug.  4,  1803.) 

Iowa. — 8th  cav. 

Cat. — Co.  A,  batt'n  mountaineers,  inf. 

RALEIGH,   N.  C. 
(April  13,  1S65.) 
Iowa.— 16th,  17th,  251h,  26tb,  30th,  31st,  and  39th 
inf. 

Minn. — Ist  ind.  batt'y  ;  2d  and  4th  inf. 

RANDOLPH   COUNTY,  MO. 
(May  8, 1864.) 
Mo. — 3d  mil.  cav. 

RAPl'AHAN.VOCK   STATIOK,   VA. 

(Aug.  20, 21, 22,  and  23, 1862.) 
fl'is. — 6th  and  7th  inf. 

RAPPAHANNOCK   STATION,  VA. 

(Nov.  7, 1863.) 
ms.— 5th  inf. 

RAYMOND,  MISS. 

(May  12,  1863.) 

iVo.— 4th  and  6th  cav;  batt'y  M,  1st  It.  art., 
CO.  P,  2d,  It.  art. ;  3d,  7th,  iOth,  I7th,  CO.  E,  241h, 
and  27th  inf. 

JVis.—8th  inf. 

Iowa. — 4th  cav.  ;  10th  and  23d  inf. 

Minn, — 4th  inf. 

RAYMOND,  MISS. 
(Feb.  4,  1864.) 
Mo.-    10th  cav. 

RAYTOWN,  MO. 

(June  23, 1862.) 
Mo. — 7th  cav. 

REAM'S  STATIO.V,   VA. 

(Aug.  25,  1864.) 

«7s.— 36th,  37th,  and  cos.  A,  B,  C,  D,  and  E 
38th  inf. 
Minn. — Cos.  A  and  B,  1st  inf. 


RRD   DONE,  MISS. 
(April  21, 1864.) 


Wis. — 2d  cav. 


f(■^^' 


EKD   BONE   CHURCH,   MISS. 

(Sept.  25, 1863.) 
-2d  cav. 


RED   CLAY,    GA. 

(May  3, 1864.) 
((7.1. — 1st  cav. 

RED   OAK,  GA. 

(Aug.  19,  20,  and  28,  1864.) 

.."'(s.— 10th  ind.  batt'y. 


REDWOOD    CREEK,  CAL. 

(.July  7,  1863.) 

Col. — Co.  C,  batt'n  mountaineers,  inf. 

REED'S  MOUNTAIN,    ARK. 

(Dec.  6,  1862.) 

Kan. — 2d  cav. 

RENSEY'S   FERRY,  MO. 
(May  31,  1862.) 
Mo.— Co.  B,  10th  cav. 

RESACA,   GA. 

(May  13,  14,  and  15,  1864.) 

Mo.— 4th  cav. ;  batt's  C,  D,  and  M,  iBt  It.  art., 
CO.  F,  2d  It,  art.;  2d.  3d,  6th,  8th,  10th,  12th,  15th, 
17th,  18th,  27th,  29th,  3tKt,  and  32d  inf. 

IVis. —lt.t  cav  ;  5th  and  lOth  iud.  batt's  ;  Ist,  3d, 
10th,  15th,  21st,  22d,  24th,  2.5th,  and  26ih  inf. 

/oMrt.— .5th  and  8th  cav. ;  Ist  ind.  batt'y ;  2d,  3d, 
4th,5th,6th,  7th,  9th,  iOth,  11th,  13th,  15th,  16th, 
17th,  25th,  2Cth,  30th,  and  3lBt  inf. 

Mimt.—tst  iud.  batt'y  ;  2d  and  4th  inf. 

RESACA,  GA. 
(Oct.  12,  1864.) 
iV/o.— Batt'y  F,  2d  It.  art. 

RHEA'S  MILLS,  ARK. 
(Nov.  7,1862.) 
Kan. — 3d  Indian  H.  G.  inf. 

RICHFIELD,  MO. 
(May  19,  1863.) 
Mo.— Co.  B,  25th  inf. 

RICHLAND,  TENN. 
(Oct.  23,  1862.) 
Minn. — Brackett's  batt'n  cav. 

RICHMOND,  MISS, 
fjune  14,  1863.) 
il/«.— 11th  inf. 

RICHMOND,   LA, 
(June  15,  1863,) 
Mo.— Cos,  0  and  D,   1st  batt'n  cav,,M,  M.  B, ; 
batt'y  E,  1st  It.  art. ;  It.  batt'y  and  1st  inf.,  M.  M.  B. 
KVs.- 8tli  inf. 
il/(«».— 5th  iuf. 

RICHMOND,  VA. 

(Sept,  29  and  30,  1864,) 
(/7s,— 4th  ind.  batt'y. 

RICHMOND,  VA. 
(March  30  to  April  2,  1865.) 
Jf7s.— 4tli  iud.  batt'y. 


INDEX    OP    BATTLES. 


447 


rickett's  hii.l,  tenn. 
(Aug.  6, 1862.) 
WU.—l^ih.  inf. 

UIENZI,  MISS. 

(Aug.  26, 1862.) 
'Tvwa. — 2tl  cav. 

RIKNZI,  MISS. 
(Sept,  9  and  18,1862.) 
Kan.— 7th  cav. 

RIKNZI,  MISS. 

(June  6,  1864.) 
Mo.— 10th  cav. 

RINGGOLD,  GA. 

(Nov.  27,  1863.) 
JVfo.— 3d,  6th,  12th,  17lh,  29th,  and  31st  inf. 
Iowa.— ith,  9th,  25th,  26tb,  30lh,  and  31st  inf. 

RIO  DE  LOS  ANIMOS,  N.  M. 
(July  19,  1863.) 
Cal.  —Co.  G,  l8t  inf. 

RIl'LEY,  MISS. 
(July  7,  1803.) 
Iowa. — 2d  CUV. 

RIPLEV,  MISS. 

(Dec.  1,1863.) 
Kan. — 7th  cav. 

RIPLEY,  MISS. 

(June  7  and  11,  1864.) 
Iowa. — 3d  and  4th  cav. 

UIPLEY,  MISS. 
(July  7,  1864.) 
loioa. — 4th  cav. 

RIVERS'   BRIDGE,  S.  C. 

(Feb.  3,  1865.) 
Mo.— 18th  inf. 

Wis.— 14tb,  25th,  and  32d  inf. 
lowx — 13th  inf. 

ROANOKE,  MO. 

(Sept.6, 186i) 
Mo. — 2d  cav. 

ROAN'S  TANYARD,  MO. 
(Jan.  8,  1862.) 
loioa. — Ist  cav. 

ROBINSON'S  MILLS,    MISS. 

(Oct.  17,  1863.) 

Mo.— Co.  C,  10th  cav. 
Iowa. — 4  th  cav. 

ROCHEPORT,   MO. 
(June  1  and  18,  1863.) 
Mo.— 9lh  mil.  cav. 


ROCK    CANON,    NKV. 

(Feb.  1.'3,  1866.) 
Cal.— Cos.  D,  F,  and  K,  2d  cav. 


Kan 


ROCK   CREEK,  D.   i. 
(July  1,  1865.) 
— nth  cav. 


ROCKINGHAM,    N.  C. 

(March  7,  1865.) 
rr/s.— 10th  ind.  butt' y. 

ROCKPOUT,  ARK. 
(March  25,  1864.) 
Mo. — 1st  cav. 

ROCKPORT,  MO. 

(Sept.  23,  1864.) 
Mo. — 3d  mil.  cav. 

ROCKY  BLUFF,  MO. 

(Aug.  7,  1802.) 
Kan. — 8th  inf. 


jris.- 


ROCKY   FACED   niDOE,    GA. 

(Feb.  23, 24, 25,  and  26,  1864.) 
-1st  and  10th  inf. 


ROCKY    FACED    UIDOE,    GA. 

(May  8,  9,  10,  and  11,  1864.) 

15th  inf. 
5th  ind.  batt'y  ;  let,  15th,  and  24th  inf. 


Mo.- 
Jfis. 
Iowa. — 8th  cav 


Mo. 


RODNEY,    MISS. 

(Dec.  17,  1863.) 
-Co.  D,  1st  batt'n  cav.,  M.  AI.  U. 


RODNEY,    MISS. 
(Dec.  24,  1863.) 
Mo.— Ist  inf.,  M.  M.  B. 

RODNEY,    MISS. 
(March  4,  1864.) 
Mo.— Co.  D,  1st  batt'n  cav.  and  Ist  inf.,  M.  M.  B. 


Mo. 


KOLLA,   MO. 

(Aug.  1,  1804.) 
-5th  mil.  cav. 


ROLLA,    MO. 
(Nov.  1,  1864.) 
M';.— Co.  L,  10th  cav. 

ROLLING   PUAIRIE,   ARK. 
(Jan.  23,  1804.) 
Mo. — nth  cav. 

ROLLINO    PRAIRIE,    ARK, 

(Feb,  4,  1864.) 
A/o.— 8th  mil.  cav. 


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INDEX    OV   IJATTLPIS. 


KOMi:.     OA. 
(M.'iy  )7iiml  18.  IHIM  ) 
fVin.—Mi  inil.  Imll'y. 

lUlMK,    II  A. 

(oi'i.  i:i,  iHii'i.i 

/H«7<7,.— :i!l(li  iliT. 

IIOSKVII.I.I:,     AUK. 

(Nov.  I'J.  iK(i:i.) 

Kan. — (Jon.  1>  iitul  Jl,  '_>rl  I'liv. 
IIOSKVII.I.K,   AltlC. 

(Miircli  'J'.l,  IKfM.; 
/fun. — Con.  J{,  E,  and  M,  '-.'<!  ciiv. 

HO.SKVIl.I.K,    AllK. 

(April  •!  iumI  r>.  IHIil.) 

Iowa. — 'IGlli  Inf. 

Kan. — CoH.  I>,  K,  iind  M,  'M,  unil  Mh  oiiv. 

ROSKVri.l.K,    AUK. 

(April  ir,,  IH(;l.) 
liwn. — Com.  A  iind  M,  ili\  ciiv. 
IIOVKU,  TKNN. 

(Juno 's;,  ise:j.) 

fVin. — 1st  CUV. 

uur;Kii;u.svir,(.K,  mia-.. 
(Oct.  (i,  J8G2.) 
Kan. — 7Ui  ciiv. 

UDUAi,  iiir.r,,   ii'.Nr. 

(Nov.  IH,  IKiy.) 
H'ls. — y<]  ind.  liiitt'y. 

UUSH    CIU'.KK,    I.    T. 
(\'\\,.  H,   H(i.-,.) 
/(<(/)./, — Vii.  D,  7th  <uv. 

UUH.SKt.r.'.S    IIODSK,   Mf-ls 
(Muy  17,  IHIi'.j. ) 
A/ft.— HI |]  inl'. 

UIJSSI.  f.l.Vll.r.K,   AIM. 
(f>cl,.  !),   1H(;).) 
Mo.— I'll],  nill.  CIIV.,   I)iilt'y  JI,  'Jd  It.  .irt 

KUIKMUOIili    ('UKKK,    TK.NN. 
(Ucc.   Ill,    IHIil.l 
lowii. — i!d  CIIV. 

SAril.VK    I'lm.ssllliAli.-,     ;.A. 
(April  K,  IHIil.) 
Vl/o.— (illi  CUV.;  liatl'y  A,  IhI  If.  urt, 
lyin  —'.::u\  iind  iifjtii  int. 
luwa.—'MlU  and  ^Btli  inC. 

HACftAMl-.NTO    nirillN  I  ,\r,\.H,    r>.m. 
(./uly  I,  IHi;.-,.) 
/;«/  —Cii".  (;  mid  ir,  iHt  CUV, 


SA(JK   i'ur<  KK,    fr.    I, 
(April  'JI,  \H{\:,.) 
Kail. — 1  Mil  CIIV. 

'iAII.OK'.s   <  Id'  M(,    \   \. 
(April  (i,  1K(1.-..) 
;K/«.— ,Mli  int. 

hi:  I'llANCIS   CDUNI'V,     AUK. 

(April  H,  lH(i,'!.) 
lown. — (!o.  Jj,  -Itli  cMv. 

ST.  KUANCI.S    ItlVKU,    MO. 

(A|irll  :)l)iind  May  I,  iHi;.''..) 
;!/«.  — Unify  K,  JhI  It.  urt. 

.SAI.KIH,    Mil. 
(Hi'C.  .1,  IHtil.) 
jV/«,— CoH.  A,  I!,  t;,  iind  I>,  llJth  cav. 

■SAI.KM,    ,UtK. 

(Mnrcli  IB,  I8(i2.) 

SAI.KM,     MO. 
(./nly  (i,   IHd'J.; 

.SAT, KM,     Ml). 
(Allff.   !»,    iHliL'.) 


A/(;.— (Illi  CUV. 
iDwn. — Hd  iiiv. 


/I'rtM. — fitli  ciiv. 


[\ht. — '.u\  cav, 

SAI.KM,    MI.S.S. 

(Oci.H,  iH(;:i.) 

/Urt.— Itnlt'y  I,  iHl  II,  iirl. 

SAI.KM,   MKS.H. 
f.llllli.   II,  iHfil.; 
;l/ii. — "Itli  iiiv. 

SAI.KM    IIKIfliriS,    \  A. 

(Miiy  :i  and  -I,  ISIi.'l.) 
/('/•«.— .Mil  int. 

■fAI.IN,  I  .  N. 
(I)cc.  -2,  iHdi!.) 
l<aii.~:M  Indliin  ll.((.  Inf. 

SAI.r.SllDUV,  TKNN. 

(AjM-il  k;,  iHi;.i.) 

Klin. — 7(li   in\. 

SAI.IHI'.DIIY,  TKiN.V. 

'iKc,  ;i,  infill.) 

ioiiui,  — 0|I  CItV, 

SAKKKMAII  Mil-    lllVKIl,  ,,.   , 
(I'd),  (i.  IHi;.'^,.) 
;;'/..|.  — 11)11,  )r„|.  Iiiiify, 

SALT    HI'UIMI.M,    IJA. 

(Oci.  i,iw;i  ) 

Wh.—  \mh  iud.  liMlt'y, 


IXDEX    OF    BATTLES. 


44!' 


SAN    CAKI.Oj   KIVER. 
(May-::.  lje-l.» 
Oil.— Co.  K,  5tli  inf. 

5 ANTA  FE,  MO. 
(July  C-l  aud  Co.  ISOO.) 
lo!i\i. — 3d  cav. 

SACK   CENTK1-,  MINN 
(Sept.  10.  1#P"C.) 

iVmn.— 9th  inf. 

SAVAGE   STATION.  VA. 

(JnneCi'.  ISoC.) 
R'is.— Sth  iuf. 
Minn. — 1st  iai. 

SAVANNAH,  GA. 

(Dec.lOu^Cl.  ISW.) 

.V.>.— Batt'y  H.  1*t  It.  .vit. ;  a4th  inf. 

ins.— 5th.  10th.  aiuUCthind.  bart'>;  3d,  10th. 
nth,  cut.  Ced.  Cnth.  CiPtli.  3Ur.  and  32d  inf. 

loica.-id.  4th.  oth,  7tb,  ;ith.  10th,  13th.  15th. 
Uith,  17th.  Coth.  Ceth,  30th,  3Ut,  and  39th  inf. 

Mi't  n. — 1st  ind.  batt'y ;  Cd  and  4th  inf. 

so ATTERVLLLE.  AKK. 
(Aug.  3,  ISoC.) 
JTis. — 1st  cav. 

SCOTT'S  FAUM.  AKK. 

(Feb.  14.  I?u4.') 
Kan. — id  cav. 

SCOTTS  FORD.  MO. 
(0>.t.  14.  l^d'a) 
Kifi. — lith  ca.v. 

SCOTTSVILL!'.  ALA. 

(AprilCando,  Ijoo.) 
'f'tf. — 1st  cav. 

SOrLLYVlI.Lf.  ,..  N. 
(AprU  16,  InH.) 
Kan. — 3d  Indian  11.  G.  iui. 


Mo. — ?Th  cav. 


SEAUCY    ARK. 
(Jiuie3.1?;4.) 


SEARCY.  ARK. 

(.^^pt.  t;,  1-..4.* 


yoK- !. — Sih  cav. 


SFARCY.   ARK. 

(.■?opt.  13,  Lm'-J.) 
,l/,j,_Uth  cav. 

SKAKCY   LANOING,  AKK. 
(M,iy  19,  ]>(>:?.)  I 

Mo. — 4th  cav.  :   ba:t'v  B.  Ist  Ir.  art.  : 
nihiuf. 

SEDALIA     MO. 
(ApriUi.  l^o';!.> 
Mo.  —  LjC  mil.  cav. 

29  2: 


SVDALIA     MO. 

(Oct.  lo.  1mU.> 
Mo.  —1st  and  7th  mil.  o;vv. 

SELMA.    \LA. 

iA;i;-ii-:, ;?.-:,,) 

.Vo.— lOth  aud  ICth  o;iv. 
L>tc:t. — 3d  and  4th  c.iv. 

SE-NATOHOBA,  MISS. 
(Hay  03,  !^lK^» 
loica. — Od  cav. 

SHARON.   MISS, 
(Feb.  ■::.  Ijol.i 
-Vy.— 10th  c;iv. 

SHEU3YV1LLK.  TENN. 
(June  07,  Ifi.vl.1 
ff'ls.—l^i  cav. 

SHELBYVILLE  FIKE,  TENN. 

(June  4.  :r63.) 
"'?.— 15th  inf. 

shell's  .MILLS,  ark. 

(Oft.  u;,  i-"0 ) 

Kat. — 3d  ind.  batt'y, 

SHEUU  OOD,  MO. 
(May  l^    L-i?..> 
A".;  ■;. — O.i  imL  batt'y. 

SHIP'S    l^AP    GA, 

lOct.  it),i~;-i.) 

.V.>.— ,'>:i  inf. 
{.•:c,:.—-:iy.b  iuf. 

SriIKLEY'<  FORr.  AKK. 
(S--:.  00.  --.0.) 
Ka-i. — Oil  lu.li.iii  H.  Ct.  inf.. 

SHOAL  CREEK.  ALA., 

(Nov.  9,  l.-^i'-l  ' 
Mo. — ICth  onv. 

SILVER   CREEK.  Mi\ 
(Jan.  ^.  Ir'-:.) 
Mv. — C-'i  cav. 

SILVER  CREEK.  G  \ 
(Oct.  13,  ljn4.1 
iris.—ldth  ind.  batt'y. 

SI^;.^l^roKr.  la. 
(O^-t.  i\  :-U  ) 
lO-C'i. — 0."1  inf. 

SINKPOLE   WOO'.iS.  '^I'' 
(March  C '.  lr^-'.\, 
Mj.—Co.  a.  t-'u  in''. 


4:.() 


INDEX    OP    BATTLES. 


.Mr\  IIII.K    I'llKKK,    AI.A. 
(Miirch  :!!,  IWir., ) 
Idinn. — IM  I'Mv. 

SIKIKY    IITI.r.   (imsSTNfl,   KAN. 
(Amk.   Hi,    IHCI  ) 
/»/(■«.—('...  ir,7lll  rn^. 

HNAKK    ('III':KI1    (IAI',    <IA. 

(Miiy  H,l),ai](l  JO,  IHlil.) 

\h>.--.K>\  liiT. 
///«!«.— Illllli  iiif. 

SNAIil:    I'lll'I.K    IJAT,    (iA. 
(I»rl.     15,    IHiil.l 
/»«'«.— mill  llll'. 

Mii.iiii.;ii'H  fjriovi';,  <  ai,. 

r',//.— f:-,H,  C  ami  !•;,  (llli  iul'. 

SOMI'.ll  V  11,1.1;,    'll'.NN. 
(.Inn.  .(,  \m:i.) 
h'lin. — 71I1  Cliv. 

,M)(JI  II    IlKANill    I'.DISIO   HIV  1,1',    r..   ■ 
(l''.i..  II,    IKIi.''..; 
HV.v.—'jr.lli  ami  :;jcl  iipf. 

sol!  Ml   l-.KAM   II    \VA'/0,\\\  A\,    INNS. 
(April  Hi,  IHiy.i.) 
Minn  — 7lli  iiil'. 

•HOUIII    MOUNTAIN,   Ml). 
(S.'pl.    |.|,    \i'i\i.) 
iy;.,,—',>,]^  i;tli,  arj<17t.li  iiil'. 

.sl'AMsll    I  OUK    CASON,    1/      I  . 
(April  •!,.%,  aii-l  l.".,  IH(i:).) 
'  V(/, — '.ti[  cav. 

si'A.Mriii  miri,  AI.A. 

(.Mari-li  ;;7  to  Ajiril  P,  ]>'(,  t.) 

Mii.—  \':i\)'y  I',    Ihl  It.  ail.;   I  I  III,  ;i:i.|, 'IDI  li, 
,jml  -llllli  iul'. 

i/'/K,— j^ih,  mil,  nili.ijijiii, L':;ii, 'r/Mi.i.'Hii,, 

.Cifl,  ;mi.|  :i.',lli  inf. 

I„ir".—  ti\  imi    liiiiry;   >^lli,  I'JIli,  Kllli.'JIrfl 

;'*tii,:;:M,  iimi  :r,itp  inf. 

/W/»H.— :;tli,7lh.!llli,  ami   ]  01  li  inf. 
-ri)ri,-;i'|).|.K,     AIIK. 
(Aj.ril,  U,   I'M,/ 
i/„,_Kt  ,.;iv, 
■'  '.■<,— mil  iiil'. 

H'Ori.KVl.VA.M,',,    VA, 
'.May  H  to  o|,   If'i;;.) 
<)••/.;  —iiil,  :>ll/,  (ilh,  71I1  illl'. 

'■  I'liisi,    riil.l'.K,    .MO, 
I,\l1tr,  Si,  If:;;./ 


lllli, 
Jlllli, 
o:>l 


MI'HINd    Clll-.l-K,    ('..    n. 
(.1 li,    IHIi.-).) 

A-«,/.,_;M  Indian  II.  <1.  iul'. 

uniiNumi.n,  iMi>. 

(Oil,,   '.i.'i,   IWil.) 
yV/„. — p'rinioiiI'M  liody  Cimnl,  ciiv. 

HI'IKMll'll.l.l).    AlO. 
l\-'rtl.    Ill,    |H(i:.'./ 

A/„._(:„H.  A,  11,  C,  ami  I),  lOlli  ciiv. 

.SClllMll'  ll.l.l),    MO. 
(Aii;.(.  II,   li"i.^  ) 
Mil.-  mil  cav. 

HrlllNOKIK/.l),    MO. 
Man.  H,  lHfi;i.> 
yl/„. _;(,!,  (old  )  mil., 'llll  ijiii.,roH,  K,  L,  anil  ,\1, 
l.lli  mil.,  7lli  mil..  Hill  m<l,  and  Mill  rrdl.  cav. 
/r^K— :,'illli  ill!'. 
Jijwii. — jKlli  illl'. 

HI'lll.SOl' II' Ml,     MO. 

(l».-i-.  I(i,  \^'(■,■.i ) 
l\r,i.—(;,i.  I,  Pill  mil.  cav. 

.'SnilN'l    Mil. I.,     MO. 

(Oct.  :r/,  iPiil.) 
Mn.—C<i.  M,  71I1CHV. 

.SrillNO    llll.l,,  TKNN. 

(.N'liv.  '.:'.!,  iKiii.) 

y1/r».— r.illi  niv.,    l.Mli  ami  -Mill  Inf. 
(^/»,— '.Mill  illl'. 

.SI'lllSO     IIIVI.II       MO. 
■•Si-|il.     I,    IHfili.) 

h'nii. — :ii|  Imliaii   (I.  <  I     iiil'. 

uriilNO    lilVI  If,   ,Mo. 
(I'.li.  10,  ir-i;:!,, 
A'hi/.— Co.  I),  (nil  i-iiv. 

lirillMi    l:IVI  1:,     MIK 

(r.i..  :i,  I  lii,; 

/!/«.— mil  i-av. 

SI  i.ki.ino'm   I'I.a  •■  I  A  I  lov,  I, A, 

I'.Si-i-i.  I  ;,  ii-i;:;,) 

;!/';.  — Iliiiry   1:.   IM  |l.  art. 

HI  I.VI'.NM'   (i  AI',    (;a. 

(.S.  [,i.  II,  iHi;:!  / 
n'/«._oiFi.  illl'. 

HI  O.SI-,    IM  V  Mr       I  I  ',  -v, 
Mill'.  :!l,  IHii.;,  mill  ,l;i,i,  I     .',  I, ml  ;i,  IPlj,!,) 

;U'/.  — liictl'v  (i.   IhI  Ii,  ml.;   i.'il  i,m|   |,',i(i  l,i|'. 
Illn.      :;i|,  .',tli,  Pill,  ami  Hull  ind.  t,aHV  ;  l«l,  lOIji, 
ir,ili.',;l,l,  and  .Mill  Inf. 
Minn.  —  ','d  )ml,  IjaH'y, 


INDEX    OF    BATTLES. 


451 


STONE'S   FARM,    ARK. 

SWITZER'S  MILL,  MO. 

(April  5,  1864.) 

(Aug.  10,  1862.) 

Kan. 

—6th  cav. 

Mo.- 

-2d  cav. 

STONEY  LAKE,   D.  T. 

SYLAMORE,  ARK. 

(July  C8,  1863.) 

(May  28  and  29, 1862.) 

Minr 

. — 1st  cav.,  (m't'd.  rangers;)  3d  ind.  batt'y; 

Mo.- 
lowa. 

-Cos.  A,  B,  C,  and  D,  10th  cav. 
— 3d  cav. 

6th,  7th,  and  10th  inf. 

SYRACUSE,  MO. 

STONEY  POINT,  ARK. 

(May  20,  1864.) 

(Oct.  14, 1863.) 

Mo.- 

-Ist  mil.  cav. 

Mo.- 

-6th  cav. 

STUMPTOWN,   MO. 

TABERVILLE,  ARK, 

(Aug.  2,  1863.) 

(Aug.  11, 1862.) 

Mo.- 

-1st  mil.  cav. 

SUFFOLK,   VA. 

Mo.- 
Wis.- 

-Ist  cav. 
—3d  cav. 

TABLE  MOUNTAIN,  NEV. 

(April  24,  1863.) 

(May  20, 1865.) 

iris.- 

—19th  inf. 

Nev.- 

-Co.  D,  1st  batfn  cav. 

SUGAR  CREEK,    MO. 

TABOURVILLE,  ARK. 

Mo.- 

(Jan.  8,  1862.) 
-1st  cav. 

(July  20,  1863.) 

Kan. 

— 6th  cav. 

SUGAR    CREEK,    MO. 

(Feb.  17  and  18,  1862.) 

TAH-KAH-O-KOTY,  D.  T. 

Mo.- 

-I'-t  cav. 

(July  28,  1864.) 

lowa 

—9th  inf. 

Iowa 

—6th,  and  cos.  K  and  M,  7th  cav. 

ilini 

.—Cos.  A,   B,  C,   D,  G.  and  H.  -'d. 

SUGAR    CREEK,   AUK. 

Braekett's  batt'n,  ca*- ;  3d  ind.  batt'y  ;  8th  in 

(Oct.  17,  1862.) 

TAHLIQUAH,  C.  IN. 

Kan. 

— 2d  cav. 

(March  30,  1863.) 

S^fSAR  CREEK,    TENN. 

Kan. 

—3d  Indian  H.  G.  inf. 

(Oct.  9,  1863.) 

Iowa. 

— 5th  cav. 

TALBOT'S   FERRY,   ARK, 

Mint 

.— Braekett's  batt'n  cav. 

(April  19,  1862.) 

Iowa. 

— 4th  cav. 

SUGAR  CREEK,    TENN. 

(Dec.  25  and  26,  18G4.) 

TALLAHATCHIE  RIVER,  MISS. 

3/0.- 

-12th  cav. 

(Jan.  17,  1863.) 

Mo.- 

-Batt'y  I,  1st  It.  art. 

SULPHUR  SPRINGS,    ALA. 

(Jan.  2.5,  1664.) 

TALLAHATCHIE    RIVER,   MISS. 

Kan. 

—Cos.  G  and  M,  2d  cav. 

(Aug.7,  8,  aud9,  1864.) 

Mo.- 

-12tli  cav. 

SUNNYSIBE  LASDIXr,,    ARK. 

loira. 

—3d  and  4th  cav. ;  3.jth  inf. 

(June  7,  1864. ; 

JSlin  n 

.—7th  inf. 

Mo.- 

-l8t  inf.,  M.  M.  B. 

SWALLOW'S    BLUFF,   TENN. 

Kail. 

— 7th  cav. 

TERRE   NOIR   CREEK,   ARK. 

(Sept.  30,  1863.) 

(April  2, 1864.) 

Kan.- 

—Cos.  A  and  0,  7th  cav. 

Iowa. 

—29th  inf. 

SVV.VN   LAKE,  ARK. 

TEXAS  CO,,  MO. 

(April  23,  1864.) 

(Sept.  11, 1663.) 

Kan.- 

—5th  cav. 

Mo.- 

5th  mil.  cav. 

SWIFT  CREEK,    VA. 

THE  ISLAND,  MO. 

(May  8,  9,  and  10,  1864.) 

(March  30,  1863.) 

Wis.- 

-4th  ind  batt'y. 

Wis.- 

-3d  cav. 

452 


INDEX    OF    BATTLES. 


TH03IAS'  PLACE,  CAL. 
(June  28, 1864.) 
Cal. — Batt'u  mouutaineers,  inf. 

THOMAS'  RANCH,  CAL. 

(Nov.  12,  1863.) 

Cal. — Co.  C,  batt'n  mountaineers,  inf. 

THOMPSON'S  STATION,  TENN. 

(March  5,  1863.) 

Wis.— iid  inf. 

TOBBERT'S  FERRY,  ARK. 
(March  20, 1865.) 
Mo.— Co.  K,  46t.h  inf.,  (6-months.) 

TOLOPOTOMOT,  VA. 
(May  28,  29,  30,  and  31, 1864.) 
rrw.— 2d,  6th,  7th,  and  36th  inf. 

TUSCUMDIA  CREEK,  MISS. 
(Oct.  5,  1862.) 
Kan. — 1st  iuf. 

TONGUE   RIVER,  D.  T. 

(Axig.  29, 1865.) 
Iowa. — Co.  F,  7th  cav. 

TOWN   CREEK,  ALA. 

(April  27  and  28,  1863.) 
Mo.— Wth  cav. ;  batt'y  I,  lat  It.  art. 
Iowa. — 39th  inf. 

TRAI.NING   POST,  ARK. 

(Oct.  24, 1864.) 
Kan. — 6th  cav. 

TREADWELL'S  PLANTATION,  MISS. 
(Oct.  20, 1863.) 
Jl/u.— 10th  cav. 

TRENTON,  ARK. 

(Oct  14,  1862.) 
Kaji. — 5th  cav. 

TRENTON,  TENN. 

(Dec.  20, 1862.) 
H'is. — 7th  ind.  hatt'y 

TRINITY  RIVER,  CAL. 

(Nov.  13,  1863.) 

Cal. — Cos.  B  and  C,  batt'n  mountaineers,  iuf. 


TRIUNE,  TENN. 
(June  19, 1863.) 
iri-^. — 1st  cav. 

TULE  ROSA  VALLEY,  CAL. 
(Feb.  26,  1863.) 
Cnl. — Co.  D,  let  cav. 

TULIP,  ARK. 
(Oct.  10, 1863.) 
Kan, — 5th  cav. 


TUNNEL  MOUNTAIN,  MISS. 

(Feb.  7,  1864.) 
Iowa. — 4th  cav. 

TUPELO,   MISS. 

(May  5,  1863.) 
Mo.— Wth  cav. 
Ka7i. — 7th  cav. 

TUPELO,  MISS. 
(July  13, 14,  and  I'),  1864.) 

Mo.— 10th  cav;  batt'y  M,  Lst It.  art. ;  llth,21st. 
24th,  and  33d  mf. 

Wis.— eth,  14th,  and  33d  inf. 

Iowa. — 2d,  3d,  and4fhcav.  ;    2nd  ind.  batt'y 
12th,  14th,  27th,  32d,  and  35th  iuf. 

Mimi.—5th,  7th,  9th,  and  10th  inf. 

Kan. — 7th  cav. 


TUPELO,  MISS. 

(July  25, 1864  ) 


Kan. — 7th  cav. 

TURNBACK  CREEK,  MO. 

(April  26, 1862.) 
Kan. — 5th  eav. 

TUSCAHOMA,  MISS. 
(May  15,  1863.) 
Iowa. — 2d  eav. 

TUSCUMIilA,  MISS. 
(May  30,  1862.) 
AIo. — Eng.  reg't  west. 

TUSCUMBIA,  ALA. 
(Feb.  22  and  April  23,  *63.) 
ATo.— 10th  cav. 

TUSCUMBIA,  ALA. 

(Oct.  24  and  25,  1863.) 
JV/o.— 8th  inf. 

TUSCUMBIA,  ALA. 

(Oct.  26  and  27, 1863.) 
Mo.— 27th  inf. 

Iowa.— lat  ind.  batt'y;  4th,  9th,  25th,  26tb,  and 
31st  inf. 

TUSCUMBIA   RIVER,    ALA. 

(Oct.  5,  1862.) 
Mo.— Batt'y  M,  1st  It.  art. 

TWO  HILLS,    D.  T. 

(Aug.  8, 1864.) 
M»i7i,— 2d  andBrackett'c!  batt'n,  cav.;  8th  iuf 

TYREE  SPRINGS,  TENN. 
(Hov.  7  and  8,  1862.) 
Wis.— 8th.  ind.  batt'y. 

UNION,  MISS. 
(Feb.  21  and  22,  1864.) 
Mo.— 10th  cav. 
7o!oa.— 27th  inf. 


INDEX   OF   BATTLES. 


453 


UNION  CITY,  TENN. 

batt's;  8th,  nth,  12th,  14th,  17th,  18th,  20th,  23(1, 

(July  10,  1863.) 

29th,  and  33d  inf. 

Iowa.— 3d  eav.;  1st  and  2d  ind.  batt's;  3d,  4th, 

Mo.— 4th  cav. 

5th,  6th,  8th,  9th,  10th,  11th,  12th,  13th,  16th,  17th, 

UNION  STATION,   TENN. 

19th,  20th,  21st,  22d,  23d, 24th,  25tb,  26tb,30th.  31st, 
34th,  and  38th  inf. 

(Nov.  1  and  4,  1864.) 

Minn. — Ist  ind.  batt'y ;  4th  and  5th  int. 

Mo.— lOth  cav. 

VIDALIA,   LA. 

VACHE  GRASS,   ARK. 

(Sept.  14,  1863.) 

(Sept.  26, 1864.) 

Mo.— 30th  inf. 

Kan.—liih  cav. 

VIENNA,    VA. 

VAN   BUREN,  ARK. 

(Sept.  2,  1862.) 

(Dec.  21, 1862.) 

Minn.— lut  inf. 

Mo. — 7th  cav. 

WADDELL'S   FARM,    ARK. 

VAN  EUREN,    ARK. 

(June  12,  1862.) 
Mo.— Con.  A,  B,  and  D,  10th  cav. 

(Dec.  28, 1862.) 

Iowa. — 3d  cav. 

Mo.— 1st  cav. 

Iowa. — 1st  cav. 

WAPESBURG,   MO. 

S'an,— 3d  ind.  batt'y. 

(Dec.  24,  1861.) 
Mo. — Co.  A,  Cass  co.  H.  G.  cav. 

VAN  BUREN,  ARK. 

(Aug.  12, 1864.) 

VVALDRON,    ARK. 

Kan, — 6th  cav. 

(Sept.  11,1863.) 

VAN  BUREN  COUNTY,   ARK 

Kan.— Co.  A,  14th  cav. 

(March  25,  1864.) 

VV^ALDRON,  ARK. 

A/o.— 11th  cav. 

(Oct  6,  1863.) 

VANCE'S  STORE,    ARK. 

IVis. — 3d  cav. 

(Oct.  2,  1863.) 

WALDRON,   ARK. 

loiea. — 1st  cav. 

(Dec.  30,  1863.) 

VAN   WERT,    GA, 

Kan. — 2d  cav. 

(Oct.  10, 1864.) 

WALDRON,    ARK. 

Wis.— lOth  ind.  batt'y. 

(Feb.  1, 1864.) 
Kan. — 2d  cav. 

VARNELL'S  STATION,    GA. 

UALKERSVILLE,    MO. 

(May  7,  1864.) 

Iowa.— 8th  cav. 

(April  2,  1862.) 
Mo. — 2d  mil.  cav. 

VARNELL'S  STATION,    GA. 

WALL  HILL,  rass. 

rMay  9,  1864.) 

(Feb.  12,  1864.) 

Wis. — 1st  cav. 

Iowa. — 2d  cav. 

VERA  CRUZ,    MO. 

WALNUT   CREEK,    MO. 

(Nov.  3, 1864.) 

(Aug.  8,  1862.) 

Mo.— Co.  H,  46th  inf.,  (6-monthH.) 

Mo. — 1st  mil.  cav. 

WALNUT  GROVE  CHURCH,   GA. 

VERMILLION  BAYOU,   LA. 

(June  24,  1863.) 

(Nov.  30, 1863.) 

A/o.— Batt'y  G,  1st  It.  art. 

Mo. — 6th  cav. 

WARM  SPRINGS,   TENN. 

VICKSBURG,    MISS. 

(Aug.  19,  1863.) 

(May  18  to  July  4,  1863.) 

Mo. — Ist  cav. 

Mo.— Co.  C,  10th  cav.;  batt's  A,  B,  C,  E,  P 

and 

M,  1st  It.  art.,  F,  2d  art.,  It.  batt'y  M. 

M.  B. 

3d, 

WARRENSBURG,  MO. 

6th,  7th,  8th,  10th,  Hth,  12th,  17th,  26th 
31st,  and  32fliijf. 

27th, 

30th, 

(Oct.  18, 1861.) 

f^js.— 1st  and  2d  cav.;  Ist,  6th,  and  12th  ind. 

Mo. — Ist  cav. 

154 


INDEX   OF    BATTLES. 


\\'AltUl-,NSIUI|t(i,    MO. 

(Jliircb  i.".),  l^'(10.) 
Joiiw.  — iBt  cav. 

WAHUKNSUUKG,    HID. 
(April  8  mill  Jmio  17,  IHIrJ.) 
l/>;  — 7tli  mil.  cav. 

\\  ARiinNsnuno,  mo. 
(Miiy  'JS,  18U4.) 
Mo.~7th  mil.  CUV. 

WARSAW,    MO. 
(April  8,  17,  aud28,  1862.) 
j\l,i  —C".  F.  etl)  mil.  cav. 

^VAIiS  vw,    MO. 

(Ofi.  8,  iHi;:i.) 
M'l. — 7tli  mil.  cav. 

WAKTUACK,    TKNN. 

(Oct.  (1,  18l!;i.) 
Jiiii',i. — .''iili  cav. 
Mhiii. — Bracket t'«  liall'u  cav. 

WATK.UKOKD,    MISS. 
(Nov.  2'J  aud  30,  lyty.) 
Ii>ii^a. — mill  iuf. 

WATER   VALLEY   STAIIDN,    MLS.S. 
(Dec.  '1,  Ibll','.) 
ittinn. — 'Jii  cav. 

\VAVKKLY,   TKNN. 
(Oct.   22,    Ifli-J.) 
Minn. — Brackctt's  Ijatt'n  cav. 

WAYNE   COUNTY,    MO. 
(April  2ti,  1801.) 
Ml. — 3d  mil.  cav. 

WAYNE.SIlOHn',    GA. 
(lire.    I,    I.SIll.) 
;('/.-.  — KHU  iud.  ball'y. 

VVAYNESVILLE,    MO. 
(Aii(,'.  2.'->,  1803.) 
,17"  — Tilli  mil.  cav. 

WEUBEU   FALLS,    f.    N. 

(April  11  and  20,  1863.) 

fui n . — 0th  ciiv. 

\\'h;i!Iikk  falls,  c.  n. 

(Oct.  12,  1803.) 

Kini,. — Otli  (!av. 

WI'.LTJON    UAILUOAI),    VA. 

(Aug.  IH,  10,  211,  and  21,  1801.) 

n  '.<.— 2(1,  Oth,  7th,  37lh,  and  COH.  A,  B,  C,  D, 
nd  E,  MHtli  iuf. 

WELLlNdTON,    MO. 

(Julys,  1804.) 
iWo. — 7tli  lull.  cav. 


WKNT'/VILLE,    MO. 
(July  15  and  17,  1861.) 
Mo.— Bth  inf. 

WKST    I'l.AIN.-^,    MO. 
(Feb.  IH,  1H02.) 
Iowa. — 3d  cav. 

WK.^sr  POINT,   MO. 
(Oct.—,  IHOI.) 
Kan. — .Mil  cav. 

WEST  POINT,    VA. 
(May  7  and  H,  1H02  ) 
Minn.—Ut  Inf. 

WEST  rni\i-,  :\ni. 
(Auj,'.  II,  1803.) 
Iowa. — 32d  iuf. 

WKSI    roiNT,    MI.SS 
(Feb.  211,  IHOI.) 
Iowa. — 2d  cav. 

WEST   POINT,    AKK. 

(.71111. •  k;,  lyiii.) 

Iowa. — 9th  cav. 

WKST    POINT,    AUK. 

(July  28  and  Aug.  :>.  IHOl.) 
Mu.— 11th  cav. 

Wl':.MT  PdiN'r,   MO. 
(Oct.  2i;,  If^lil.) 
l\Io. — 2d  mil.  cav. 

WE.SII'Dltr,    BIO. 

(June  17,  l.'^03.) 

Kan. — Cob.  10  and  K,  IHIi  i-nv. 

WKST    I'll, Mil  IK,    Mil 
(July  23,  lHli2.) 
Wis. — Ist  CIIV, 

WET   ()I,,\/,I  ,    HID. 
(Oct.  13,    IWll.) 
Mo.—Gm.  A,  15,  V,  nnd  I),  llllli  cjiv 

WIl.U.LV    iMII.I.S.    — . 
(AllK.  — ,  IHli-j.) 
il/«. — 2d  mil.  cav. 

whistler's   si  AITDN,    ,m.a. 

(April  1.3,  JHi).-,.) 
/,),p,/,_2UI,h  inf. 

WHITE   COUNTY,     II;N.N 

(Jan.  10,  IHOI.) 
Mo.— Go.  A,  23d  inf. 

white   COUNTY,    AKK. 

(Fob. '.',  1801  ) 
Mu.— nth  cav. 


INDEX    OF    BATTLES. 


455 


WHITE  MOUNTAIN.--,    u.    T. 
(Nov,  'Jo,  leii-J.) 
CW.— Cob.  A,  B,  C,  !>,  and  E,  ]»t  cav. 

WHITE  OAK   CKKKK,    AHK. 
(April  14,  Itfil  ) 
lovja. — iHt  cav. 

WHITE  OAK  CREKK,   ARK. 

(Aug.  11,  1804.) 
Wis.— 3d  cav. 

WHITE  EIVER,    ARK. 
(Maj'6,  186-2.) 
Iowa. — 4th  cav. 

WHITE  RIVER,   MO. 

(Aug.  4,  li^f/-'.; 
Mo. — 4th,  and  cos.  L  and  M,  8th  mil.  cav. 

WHITE    RIVER,    MO. 

(April  17,  1803.) 
;i/o.— 7th  cav. 

UHITE  KIVER,    ARK. 
(April  5:6,  18C.3.; 
Mo.— BaWy  E,  l»t  It.  art. 

WHITt,    UHEK,    AKK. 
f.June  ::i,  Itij-ij 
JoToa.—mh  inf. 

WHITE   rtlVER,   V.   T. 
(Juni;  17,  l^rw.) 
Kan. — 11  tb  cav. 

WHITE  STONE  HJLE,  V.  T. 

(fi':in.3,  Wi'.i.i 
Iowa. — Gth  cav. 

\\  HJTES\'AT£R,    .mo, 

f  April  24,  1kG:j.> 
Wis. — iBt  cav. 

WHITLE.N'S  MILL,   ARK. 

(Oct.  8,  Wii.) 
Kan. — 9th  cav, 

WILUEKXE.-,.-,    VA. 

(May  .5,  n,  and  7,  1:^<>1.> 
(f'jd,— 2d,  .5th,  Otli,  aud  7t)i  inf. 

WILLIAMSBURG,    \  A. 

(ilay  5,  ]Hj:;.; 
Wix.-Sth  inf. 


\VTLLO\V   CREEK,  CAL. 

(Nov.  17,  1  W.i. ) 

Cal. — Cos.  B  and  C,  batt'n  mountainterr,  iu), 

^^^L,sON's  creek,  .mo, 
(Aufe'.  10,  ]hf,l.j 

Mo,— eth,  and  coh.  A,  B,  C,  and  D,  10th  <ii\.  : 
F,  and  S.,  tjatt'H  A,  B,  (old,)  (.:,  (old,)  D,  K,  K, 
O,  H,  I,  (old,)  K,  L,  (old,)  and  ,M,  Iht  It,  art,; 
BackofB  batt'n  art,;  Ut,  (.3-mOB,,;  2d,  C3-rfjOf. 
rifle  batt'n  attacht-d.;  3'],  ':i-uioh.,j  .'/tli,  Cj-moc.y 
Polk  CO,  H,  ft,,  and  Vof;rsti,r'b  co,  pioneir,'-.  inf 

lova. — Ist  inf,,  C.i-mo^.j 

Kan, — In  inf, 

WILSON'^    rAR,M,    LA, 

(April  7,  18o4,; 
Mo. — Gth  cav, 

WINCH  I, S/ Eli.    VA, 

(March  ;i:j,  18fi-i.; 
IV is.— ■ill  inf. 

^\^NCM^.-'^,n.  va. 

(.S'pl,  19.  \'-fA.} 

(CfS.— fVih,  A,  11  and  (.'    .'tli  irrf, 
Iowa. — 2i;d,  24th,  and  Vi-tl]  inf, 

wi-k's  l-lJftK.  N,  c. 
(March  f-    :,    and  10,  )8i;.j,. 
/Kii..  — letblnf, 

WITT.SIilJRf;     ARK. 

(June  0.  lcG4.) 
loun  — 3d  cav, 

WOOn  CREJK.  .vo. 
M.m.  11,  1863.) 
loK'i. — 3d  cav. 

\V00r>    L  \KE,    .MI  v.. 

(s.-|.i.  if.;.  \H<,t.) 

;■)/,„„, _:;,!,  Rtb,  7il]    and  lOth  inf, 

WOOIiSIOCK,   VA, 
C.Sipt,23,  l-fJl,) 
A«fa. — ;'.'-'d  inf, 

WRI'JHT  f  'h;'-'i  V,  MO. 
(.In\y  -12.  IhlA.) 
Mo. — 16th  cav. 

WYATT,  Jirss. 
(Oct.  13,  1863.) 


Kan. — 7th  cav. 

YAZOO   fl'l  V,    Ml^-. 
Muly  13.  Ith;.) 
Iowa. — 13th  inf. 


45(5 


INDEX    OF    BATTLES. 


YAZOO   CITY,   MISS. 

(Si-pt.  ';;7, 1863.) 

.1/0.— Co   C,  lOtb  cav. 

YAZOO    CITY,    MISS, 

(Oct.  31,  lees.) 

jl/o.— lOlh  cav. 

YAZOO   CITY,   MISS. 
(Dec.  1, 1864.) 
Ifis. — 2il  cav. 

YAZOO    PASS,   MISS. 
(Feb.  16,  1863.) 
Towa.—3%\  inf. 

YFLT.OW    HAYOU,    LA. 

(May  10,  1864.) 
.1/0.— Batt'v  M,  1st  It.  art. 


YELLOW   BAYOU,    LA. 

(May  18  and  19,  1864.) 

j>;o.— 6th  cav. ;  2l8t,  24th,  and  33d  inf. 
Wfs.—Sth  and  33d  Inf. 
loioa.—Sth,  14th,  27th,  32d,  and  35th  inf. 
Miiui. — .Oth  iuf. 


YELLVILLE,   ARK. 
(June  25,  1862.) 


Wis  — 2d  cav. 


YELLVILLE,    ARK. 

(March  — ,  1863.) 
Wis. — 3d  cav, 

YORKTOWN,   VA. 

(April  5  to  May  4,  1862.) 
Wis.  -.5th  inf. 
Minn. — 1st  inf. 


INDEX  OF  NAMES. 

ARMY  REGISTER,  VOLUNTEER  FORCE— PART  VII. 


Aaker,  Lars  K 316 

Abbey,  Daniel,  (Fremont  Rangers,  Mo.  cav.).  .53 

Abbey,  Daniel,  (29tli  Mo.  inf. ) 119 

Abbott,  Charles  H 290 

Abbott,  John 328 

Abbott,  William  S.  M 163 

Abell,  Alvin 179 

Abercrombie,  James,  (3cl  Mo.  inf.) 83 

Abercrombie,  James,  {ith Mo.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.C.).390 

Abercrombie,  John  C.,  (11th  Iowa  inf.) 263 

Abercrombie,  John  C.,  (1st  loioa'mi.) 402 

Aberle,  Constantin 100 

Abernathy,  James  L 370 

Abernethy,  Alonzo 2.59 

Abemethy,  Jacob 248 

Abert,  Byron  D.  L 198 

Abraham,  Lot 233 

Abrigg,  John  J 104 

Achord,  Samuel 33 

Acker,  William  H 311 

Ackerman,  Michael 293 

Ackley,  James  L 144 

Ackley,  John 402 

Adair,  William  P 394 

Adams,  Aaron 301 

Adams,  Allen 280 

Adams,  Andrew 103 

Adams,  Andrew  J 225 

Adams,  Archibald  H 211 

Adams,  Artema.s .-. 179 

Adame,  Charles  E 73,391 

Adams,   Charles    P.,    (Hatch's    ind.   batt'n 

Minn,  cav.) 306 

Adams,  Charles  P.,  (1st  Minm.  inf.) 311 

Adams,  Charles  W 374 

Adams,  Dennis 133 

Adams,  G-eorge  C 95 

Adams,  (S-eorge  AV 138 

Adams,  Henry 344 

Adams,  James 136 

Adams,  James  A 35 

Adams,  James  B 87 

Adams,  James  C,  (10th   Wis.  iof.) 178 

Adams,  James  C,  (1st  Wis.  iuL) 400 

Adams,  Jason  M 2 

Adams,  John 396 

Adams,  John  J 402 

Adams,  Josiah  D 356 

Adams,  Kelsey  M.,  (21fit  Wis.  inf.) 195 

Adams,  Kelsey  M.,  (47th   fHs.  iuf.) 220 

Adams,  Nathaniel  A 355 

Adams,  William,   (Ist  Mo.  cav.) 1 

Adams,  William,  f 38th  Jl'is.  inf.) 214 

Adams,  William,  (19th  7owa  inf.) 278 

Adamson,  Charles 147 

Adamson,  Thomas 370 

Adamson,  Valentine  V -,345 

Addison,  Robert 205 

Addison,  Robert  M 197 

Addlemau ,  Wilham - 271 

Adkins,  Owen 261 

Adler,  George,  (ith  Mo.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C.) 84 

Adier,  George,   (3d  Mo.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C.) 388 


Adler,  George  J 138 

Adolph,  Philip ..86 

Adreon,  Stephen  F 36 

Aduddell,  John  F 361 

Affleck,  Albert  P 97 

Affolder,  Jacob 17,20 

Agard,  Benjamin  E 237 

Agey,  John  S - 269 

Agnew,  James  C 11 

Agnew,  James  M 47 

Agaew,  John 165 

Agnew,  John  1 11 

Agniel,  Carmille 363 

Ah-ha-la-tus-ta-nuk-ke 364 

Ahleecher 366 

Ahlefeld,  Johannes 402 

Ahleffcld,  John 97 

Ahrberg,  Wm.  A.  T 360 

Aid,  Francis -  - 139 

Aiken,  Nathan  J 6 

Ainslie,  Louis  I 1 06 

Ainsworth,  James  E 265 

Ainsworth,  LucienL 237 

Ainsworth ,  Richard  M 355 

Ainsworth,  Sidney  W 91 

Airy,  Joseph  P 293 

Akard,  James  J.,  (8th  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 33 

Akard,  James  J.,  (Polk  Co.  H.  G.,  Mo.  inf.) .  .142 

Aken,  Williiiin.S 82 

Akers,  Eli  D    - 264 

Akers,  William  G.  J 316 

Akey,  David  B... 330 

Akin,  Jesse 239 

Ak-ti-zab-giza-hola 365 

Alban,  James  S 190 

Alban,  William  H 191 

Albaugb,  Daniel  W 322 

Albee,  George  E 212 

Albern,  C.  Henry 227 

Albert,  Anselm 388 

Albert,  Henry 30 

Albert!,  George 100 

Albertson,  James  A errata 

Albin,  Isaac  N 19 

Albin,  William  M 19 

Albrecbt,  Charles 35 

Albred,  Levi  J 307 

Alcan,  Eugene,  (batt'sB  and  C,  2dilio.  It.  art.).66 
Alcan,   Eugene,   (3d   U.  S.  R.  C.   and  4th 

Mo.  iof.) ■- - 81,85 

Alcan,  Eugene,  (Ist  M.  M.  B.,  Mo.  inf.) 139 

Alcorn,  Robert 273 

Alden,  Augustus  E 314 

Alden,  Edwin  T 2.53 

Alden,  John  P 363 

Alderman,  Edwin  B 292 

Aldrich,  Charles 293 

Aldrieh,  Edwin  J 275 

Aldrich,  John  K 89 

Aldrich,  Leonard 324 

Aldrich,  Louis  D 152 

Alexander  Alpheus 259 

Alexander,  David  S 223 


458 


INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


Alexander,  Demas  M 374 

Alexander,  Dixou 273 

Alexauder,  Eli  H 2S15 

Alexander,  Jeremiah  (3 292 

Alexander,  John  H.,  (4t.h  batt'v  Iowa  It.  art. ).  244 

Alexander,  John  H.,  (21st  Iov:a  inf.) 280 

Alexander,  Joseph  F 273 

Alexauder,  Roberts 402 

Alexander,  Thomas  C,  (7t.h  /IV.s.inf.) 172 

Alexander,  Thomas  C,  (4th  loim  inf.) 249 

Alexander,  William  H 253 

Alexauder,  William  K 403 

Alexander,  William  L 290 

Alford,  Lewis  H 122 

Alfrey,  James  W 41 

Allan,  David,  jr 118 

AUanson,  George 198 

Allbaugh,  John 2-51 

Allder,  Cxeorge  N 46 

Allen,  Abraham 13,27 

Alien,  Andrew  J 269 

Allen,  Asaph 353,  370 

AUeu,  Beniamin 187 

Allen,  Bennett  D 38 

Allen,  Charles,  (1st  Mo.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C.) 75 

Allen,  Charles,  (11th  »7s.  inf.) 179 

Allen,  Charles  C 86, 115, 126 

Allen,  Charles  E 95 

Allen,  Charles  H 401 

Allen,  Charles  W 216 

Allen,  Charley 299 

Allen,  C vrus  A 187 

Allen,  Daniel  R 77,106 

Allen,  David  B 227,  290 

Allen,  Dwiglit  W 302 

Allen,  Edgar  L 125 

Allen,  Edward  E.,  (8th  Mo.  inf. ) 91 

Allen,  Edward  E.,(31st  jVo.  inf.)., 122 

Allen,  Edward  W 187 

Allen,  Gordon 181 

AUeu,  Harrison 307 

Allen,  James  G 104 

AUen,  James  P - 307 

Allen,  James  R 41 

Alleu,  Jesse  R 43 

Allen,  John  C 108 

Allen,  John  D 46 

Alleu,  John  F 12 

AUen,  John  H 277 

Allen,  John  M 3.35 

AUeu,  Joseph  JI 309 

Allen,  Justin  W 223 

Allen,  Lee 343 

Alleu,  Lemon  J 403 

Alleu,  Leonard 139 

Allen,  Lvmau 298 

Allen,  Nelson  E ]  68 

Alleu,  Nonnan , _.361 

Allen,  Pailmou 403 

Allen,  Robert  - 143 

AUen,  Robert  C 128 

Allen ,  Rufus  S 224,  226 

Allen,  ,S.  Merritt 401 

Allen,  iSampsou  R 394 

Allen,  Thomas  F 279 

AUen,  Thomas  S 163,  167 

Allen,  Truman  F 221 

Allen,  William  B 394 

AUeu,  William  G 284 

Allen,  William  H.,  (6th  Wis.  inf.) 170 

AUeu,  WiUiam  H..  (13th  lona  inf.) 267 


AUen,  William  H.,  (45th  Iowa  inf.) 403 

AUen,  William  N 337 

AUen,  William  T 233 

Allen,  William  W- 168 

Allender,  Richard  B 281 

Alley,  Hadley  J 347 

Allinger,  Charles 79 

AHison,  George  W 113 

Allison,  Leauder  C 253 

Allison,  Roliert 254 

Allison,  William  A 34,  45 

AUoway,  All-;u 248 

Alhim,  Thomas 404 

AUyn,  AlbL-rt  W 149 

Allyne,  Samiiel  H 328 

AUman,  iMajor 62 

Almstedt,  Heury,  (2d  A/o.  It.  art.) 64 

Almstedt,  Henry,  (let  Mo.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C.)...385 

Alsu  p,  JMoses  L 394 

Alsup,  Thomas  M 47 

Alsup,  William  N 394 

Alteu,  Charles 370 

Altmanu,  Charles 279 

Alvord,  Lowell  L 204 

Alvord,  Nelson 132 

Ambler,  Rufus  C 326 

Ambros,  Adolph  S 87 

Amburn,  Thomas  E 106 

Amea,  Aaron  .S 237 

Ames,  Albert  A 323 

Ames,  George   14 

Ames,  Nathan 360 

Ames,  WilUam  D 401 

Aniidon,  John  R 165 

Ammack,  Charles  C 205 

Amman,  Christian 221 

Ammoud,  George  R 229 

Amos,  Caleb  J 301 

Amos,  Franklin 292 

A moH.  Jacob - 320 

Arasdeu,  Marcus 1.59 

Andel,  Casimir 97 

Audel,  Charles  VV 343 

Audel,  Christian 97 

Andereck,  John 287 

Anderson,  AUiort  R 249 

Audersou,  Allen  L 344 

Anderson,  Andrew  M 357 

Anderson,  Anton  E 265 

Auder.^ou,  Benjamin 113 

Anderson,  Charles 219 

Anderson,  Charles  F 241 

Anderson,  Charles  G.,  (2d  ISIo.  eav.) 6 

Anderson,  Charles  G.,  (22il  Is[o.  inf.) 108 

Auieison,  Charles G.,  (Marioubatt'n Jl^o.inf.)396 

Anderson,  Charles  L 247 

And3rsou,  Charbs  W 385 

AudM-son,  Daniel 227 

Andnsou,  Henry  C 207 

And ers. m ,  Henry  S 368 

Anderson,  Israel 231 

Anderson,  Jesse  D 73 

Audersou,  John 41 

Audersou,  John  A 337 

Audersou,  John  C,  (6th  7i'/i».  eav.) 349 

Anderson,  John  C.,  (Wth  Kan.  inf.) 373 

Andersi.u,  John  \) 155 

Anderson,  John  H 154 

Andc rsiiu,  John  P 29 

AudiTsou,  John  T 134 

Audersou,  John  W 263 


INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


459 


Anderson,  Joseph,  {]  5th  JVfo.  cav.) 46 

Anderson,  Joseph,  (Ist  Mhi n.  cav.) 302 

Anderson,  Joseph,  (3d  Cal.  iuf.) 337 

Anderson,  Joshua  J 404 

Anderson,  Marion  B 284 

Anderson,  Martin 355 

Anderson,  Nels 220 

Anderson,  Ole  A 248 

Anderson,  Philip,  (33d  Mo.  iuf.) 125 

Anderson,  Philip,  (40th  iV/o.  inf.) 128 

Anderson,  Richard  C ^ 18 

Anderson,  Robert 292 

Anderson,  Thomas  J 301 

Anderson,  William 300 

Anderson,  William  B 301 

Anderson,  William  H 249 

Andr6,  William 102 

Andres,  C<mrad 102 

Andreson,  Robert  D 28 

Andrews,  Abraham  D 171 

Andrews,  Ethan  A 172 

Andrews,  Christopher  C 316 

Andrews,  Clark 311 

Andrews,  George  L 56,  385 

Andrews,  John  R 295 

Andrews,  Joseph 257 

Andrews,  Lindley  M 221 

Andrews,  Marquis  L 289 

Andrews,  Reuben  S 223 

Andrews,  Richard  D 106 

Andrus,  George 304 

Andrufi,  Vincent  W 267 

Angell,  John  W 197 

Angler,  Harrison  N 327 

Angstead,  William  P 240 

Ankeny,  Henry  G 249 

Ankeny,  Tolbert  C 144 

Ankeny,  William  H 227 

Anneke,  Fritz 210 

Annis,  Fluette 196 

Anson,  Oliver 273 

Anson,  Patrick  F 296 

Anthony,  Daniel  R 351 

Anthony,  Jacob  M 351 

Anthony,  Mark 88 

Apgar,  Richard  M 343 

Apker,  Samuel  R 189 

Apperson,  Charles  W 95 

Apperson,  John  T 376 

Appleby,  Samuel  G 32 

Applegate,  Albert 377 

Applegate,  Daniel  W 377 

Applegate,  Edwin  R 95 

Applegate,  Henry  C 95 

Applegate,  William 117 

Appling,  John  Y 32 

Apprederis,  Joseph 20 

Archer,  Charles  A 346 

Archer.  Jobn 267 

Archer,  S.  M 245 

Archer,  Samson  M 275 

Arentson,  John 176 

Argast,  Edward,  (3d  Mo.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C.) 81 

Argast,  Edward,  (29th  Mo.  int.) 118 

Argo,  William 13,30 

Arkina,  William 320 

Armbrust,  Bernhard 16 

Armington,  John  L,,  (Hatch's  batt'n  Minn. 

cav.) 306 

Armington,  JohnL.,  (2d  Minn,  mi.) 314 

Armitage,  John  E 198 


Armor,  William  H.,  (Ist  i/o.  mil.  inf.) 76 

Armor,  William  H. ,  (olst  Mo.  inf.) 138 

Armsby,  Lauren 324 

Armstrong,  Bradford  C.  P 242 

Armstrong,  Charles _ 189 

Armstrong,  Charles  S 300 

Armstrong,  David 73,  74 

Armstrong,  James 150 

Armstrong,  James  E 158 

Armstrong,  John  M 6 

Armstrong,  L.  G 174 

Armstrong,  L.  Grant 170,221 

Armstrong,  Lewis 299 

Armstrong,  Luther 125 

Armstrong,  Richard 242 

Armstrong,  Robert 59 

Armstrong,  Samuel  S .' 158 

Arnaud,  Alfred 392 

Ai-ndt,  Leopold 79 

Arndt,  Peter  S 16.3,  207 

Arnim,  Franz  W l'31 

Arnold,  Alexander  A 206 

Arnold,  Anthony  42 

Arnold,  George  W 328 

Arnold,  James  L 353 

Arnold,  John  K 323 

Arnold,  Joseph 201 

Arnold,  Nathan 30 

Arnold,  Ransom  G 295 

Arnold,  Stephen  S 301 

Arnold,  Wiley  B 208 

Arnold,  William  H 253 

Arp,  Ernst 98 

Arthur,  David  B 194 

Arthur,  James  M 372 

Arthur,  William,  (batt'y  F  (Ist)  and  G  (2d) 

Mo.  It.  art.) 59,68 

Arthur.  William,  (3d  .Sio.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C.)....388 

Ash,  Eli , 326 

Ash,  Reuben 164 

Ashbury,  J.  A 6 

Ashby,  George  W 374 

Ashley,  A.  P 51 

Ashley,  Andrew  P 45 

Ashley,  Joseph  R 325 

Ashmore,  David  C 172 

Ashmore,  Samuel 359 

Ashton,  John 255 

Askin,  Robert  M 123 

Asmussen,  Charles  W 16,  20 

Astley ,  Thomas  W 24 

Aston,  William 235 

A-tam-meh 364 

Atchisson,  Charles 338 

Athearn,  Ira 141 

Atherton,  Charles  W 163, 171 

Atherton,  Joseph  B 281 

Athey,  William  V  - 324 

Atkinson,  Alexander  D 197 

Atkinson,  Edward  L.,  (1.5th  Mo.  inf.) 100 

Atkinson,  Edward  L.,  (23d  Mo.  inf.) 109 

Atkinson,  George 324 

Atkinson ,  Hiram 289 

Atkinson,  James  B 307 

Atkisson,  John .--30 

Atterbury ,  Green  B 3 

Atwater,  Joseph  B.,  (batt'y  E,  Ist  Jl/o.  It.  art.).59 
Atwater,  Joseph  B.,  (batt'y  B,  2d  Mo.  It.  art.) . .  66 

Atwater,  Joseph  E 146 

Atwell,  B.  D 212 

AtweU,  WiUiam  P 213 


460 


INDEX    OF    NAMES, 


Atwood,  Julius  P 170 

Atwood,  Merritt  W 288 

Audas,  Thomas 246 

Aude,  Frederick 176 

Audsley,  Francis  F 133 

Auer,  John  N 397 

Augustine,  Joseph 3 

Aulbach,  "William 80 

Auld,  Dan.  C 375 

Auld,  John 183 

Auld,  Martin  C 37 

Ault,  Adam  T 281 

Ault,  Jacob  H 104 

Ault,  John  S 1 

Aumoth,  Joseph  a 82 

Auping,  Henry .._ 136 

Audtin,  Adon'ram  J 337 

Austin,  Chauncey  J 215 

Austin,  Edward  J 11^4 

Austin,  Henry  C -- 370 

Austin,  Horace 302 

Austm,  Jacob 338 

Austin,  Jeremiah  C 2ii2 

Austin,  John 224 

Austin,  Johu  W 251 

Austin,  Orlando  0 189 

Austin,  Richard  H 198 

Aval,  Jules 387 

AveriU,  John  T 322 

Avery,  George  S 11 

Avery,  Lafayette : 12 

Avery,  Orriu  F 295,299 

Avery,  Ealidi  H 222 

Avey,  Francis  M 22 

Axline,  Andrew  .-. 245 

Axline,  Jacob 10 

Axtell,  James  C 197 

Ayer,  Lyman  W 309 

Ayer,  Otis _ 314 

Ayers,  Benjamin  F 364 

Ayers,  Byron  P 345 

Ayhner,  Edward  P 155 

Ayres,  D.  Cooper 172 

Ayres,  Henry  K.  W 168 

Ayres,  Justin  N 358 

Ayres,  Oliver  C 300 

Ayres,  Samuel 351 

Ayres,  Samuel  N 351 

Baasen,  Francis 312 

Babcoek,  Albert  C 209 

Babcock,  Geoi-Re  C 287 

Babcoek,  Henry  C 229 

Babcock,  Horace 164 

Babcock,  James  S 222 

Babcock,  Justin  D 165 

Babcock,  Le wis  F 326 

Babcock,  Simeon 161 

Babcock,  AValter  R 1.53 

Babcock,  William  H 370 

Babcocke,  Thomas  J 398 

Bach,  Edward 203 

Bachelder,  Sandford  L 172 

Bachelder,  Sanford  L 208 

Backer,  Charles 337 

Backer,  William 371 

Backof,  Prank 62,  64,  384 

Backus,  Samuel  W 321 

Bacon,  George  S 289 

Bacon,  Hudson 149 

Bacon,  Jerome  H 85 

Bader,  Herman 118 


Bader,  William 79 

Badger,  William  P 375 

Baehr,  William 20 

Baer,  Isaac -385 

Baetz,  Henry 201 

Bagley,  William 296 

Buhr,  Ahred  P 194 

Bail,  Abner  B 95 

Biiiley,  Benjamin  F 223 

Bailey,  Charles  L 404 

Bailey,  Daniel  B 314 

Bailey,  David 95 

Bailey,  Elam,  (46th  Wis.  inf.) 219 

Bailey,  Elam,  (41st  fr;s.  inf.)   401 

Bailey,  George  W 87 

Baile3',  Grandison  E 11 

Bailey,  Henry 224,  226 

Bailey,  Hiram  S 322 

Bailey,  John  F 87 

Bailey,  Johu  R 92 

Bailey,  Jiseph 151 

Bailey,  Lewis 249 

Bailey,  Lewis  C 109 

Bailey,  Mablon 363 

Bailey,  Morrison ,293 

Bailey,  Nathaniel  J 31 

Bailey,  Osmond 298 

Bailey,  Theophilus  L 123 

Bailey,  Thomas  W T3,  74 

Bailey,  William  F 172 

Bailey,  William  F.  D 208 

Bailey,  William  W 1 

Bailly,  Alexis  P 320 

Bailly,  Henry  G 320 

Bainbridge,  Priestly  A 137 

Bainum,  James  S 38 

Baird,  George 318 

Baird,  Harlan 235 

Baird,  J.  W 7 

Baird,  John,  (\st  Mo.  cav.) 1 

Baird,  John,  (8th  iV/o.  mil.  cav.) 34 

Baird,  Josiah  M 45 

Baird,  Robert 334 

Baird,  Robert  B .296 

Baird,  Samuel 205 

Baird,  William  T 301 

Baker,  Alpheua  W 197 

Baker,  Andrew  J 275 

Baker,  David 370 

Baker,  Dewitt  C,  (9th  Tojca  inf.) 259 

Baker,  Dewitt  C,  (40th  Iowa  inf.) 301 

Baker,  Edward  L 316 

Baker,  Edwin  O 206 

Baker,  George  W 91 

Baker,  Horatio  B 151 

Baker,  J.  F 398 

Baker,  Jacob  S 125 

Baker,  James,  (2d  7o?ca  inf. ) 246 

Baker,  James,  (13th  7owa  inf.) 267 

Baker.  James  C 26 

Baker,  James  E 12 

Baker,  James  F 26 

Baker,  James  H 326 

Baker,  James  L 197 

Baker,  John  A 144 

Baker,  Joseph  H 190 

Baker,  L.  H Ill 

Baker,  Losson  P 233 

Baker,  Jlartin  V 131 

Baker,  Micajah 231 

Baker,  Milo  M 174 


INDEX   OP   NAMES. 


461 


Baker,  Morris  L 231 

Baker,  Riualdo  J 174 

Baker,  Saruucl  M ^y 

Baker,  Sti-plini  S 87 

Baker,  Williiim  H 374 

Baker,  Willwiui  J] 167 

Baker,  Willinm  1' 30 

Bakke,  Even  II Svi-l,  23(1 

Balch,  Isaac  A 12o 

Balch,  James  A 377 

Balch,  S.  F 278 

Balcom,  Henry  C - 323 

Balcom,  Hermogeue  S 207 

Balcom,  Lyman  B 165 

Balderston,  Eli 370 

Balding,  George  F 245 

Balding,  Thomas  E  198 

Baldridge,  Samnel  C 95 

Baldwin,  Elias  B 32 

Baldwin,  Ephraim  C 328 

Baldwin,  Francis  F 254 

Baldwin,  Horace  C 299 

Baldwin,  Jacob  E 322 

Baldwin,  John  D 386 

Baldwin,  John  S -  - 149 

Baldwin,  Luke,  jr 283 

Baldwin,  Melvin  R 163 

Baldwin,  Moses  D 361 

Baldwin,  Noyes 378 

Baldwin,  Oscar  L 212 

Baldwin,  Theodore  F 269 

Baldwin,  Thomas  C 256 

Bale,  Edward 329 

Bale,  Edward  E 273 

Bales,  John  B 39G 

Balis,  Henry  M 183 

Balis,  John  R 10 

Ball,  Amos  M 208 

BaU,  Charles  H ,338 

Ball,  CharlesM 153 

Ball,  Farliu  Q 207 

Ball,  Francis  O 154 

Ball,  Isaac  H 33s 

Ball,  Jackson 4* 

Ball,  James  F 45 

Ball,  James  M. ,  (31  st  Wis.  inf.) 207 

Ball,  James  M.,  (44th  /r/.s-  inf.) 217 

Ball,  John,  (1st  Minn,  inf.) 312 

Ball,  John,  (Uth  Minn,  inf.) 327 

Ball,  John  E 136 

Ball,  John  M 257 

Ball,  Leon 65 

Ball,  Stephen  F 196 

Ballance,  Charles 360 

Ballard,  Charles  L 214 

Ballard,  David  i: 345 

Ballard,  Devillo  P 282 

Ballard,  Harrison  P 181 

Ballew,  Robert  P 26 

Ballew,  Squire - 13,  31 

Bnllew,  William  B 13,  30 

Ballhouse,  Joseph 392 

Ballinger,  John 3 

Ballinger,  Webster 246 

Ballinger,  WilliLun ,  -.  .278 

Ballon,  Dani.-l  W 36 

Baltzell,  Alfred  M 29 

Balz,  Charles 399 

Balz,  Charles  August 399 

Balz,  William,  (batt'y  C,  2il  Mo.  It.  art.) 66 

Balz,  William,  (Ist  Mo.  inf.  U.  S.  R,  C.) 385 


Banbury,  Jabez 251 

Bancroft,  Asa  R .405 

Bancroft,  E.  P 353,  370 

Bancroft,  Walton 28 

Bancroft,  Warreu  G 215 

Bandell,  Juscph 213 

Bandy,  Juculi  F 229 

Bang,  Georgi' 79 

Bang,  William 392 

Bang.s,  William  C,   (5th  and  12th  Mo.  mil. 

cav. ) 23,  42 

Bangs,  William  C,  (13th  Mo.  cav.) 43 

Banks,  Resou 298 

Banks,  Rolla 323 

Bannister,  Henrj'  D 149 

Baunou,  Charles  A 293 

Bantly,  John 176 

Banzhaf,   Cliarles I 

Barbee,  Henry  F 27 

Barber,  Ahiiison  A 259 

Barber,  Amaziah  J 255 

Barber,  Andrew  J 360 

Barber,  Joel  Allen 200 

Barber,  Joseph  H 205 

Barborich,  Anthony  J 170 

Barbour,  Benjamin  S 255 

Barclay,  William  D 275 

Barclav,  William  P 210 

Bard,  Sylvester  W 6 

Bardwell,  Henry  G 183 

Bardwell,  Thomas  S 238 

Barge,  Jacob 176 

Barker,  Cliai-les  E 284 

Barker,  Charles  P.  N 288 

Barker,  Edgar  A 345 

Barker,  Henry  L 358 

Barker,  Riniil'.lii  A 362 

Barker,  Rod iiey  F 253 

Barker,  Thoiuas 330 

Barkley,  Fruuk 3 

Barlow,  Byrcm 377 

Barlow,  ^W  illiam  H 122,  123 

Barucard,  Jacob  B 311 

Barudt,  All™  ,S  218 

Earner,  Horatio  O.,  (8th  Iowa  cav.) 241 

Earner,  Ilorutio  G.,  (I3lh  Iowa  inf.) 267 

Earner,  Nnble  L.,  (:!3a  Ifis  inf.) 209 

Earner,  Nuble  L.,  (liilh  Iowa  ial.) 2fi7 

BaruLS,  Abraham  H 275 

Barui-s,  Albert  A  245 

Barnes,  Alexander  F .357 

Barnes,  Charle.s  H 314 

Barnes,  Eln  nezi  r  J 347 

Baruc,  Henry  L 195 

Barnes,  Hiram  - 231 

Barnes,  James  C   203 

Barnes,  John  H.,  (30lh  3lo.  inf.) 120 

Barnes,  John  H.,  (Isl  ll'if.  cav.) 144 

Earnc8,John  \V  298 

Barne-,  Luciin  J 59,  60 

Barues,  Mil  Ion  K   185 

Barnes,  Ricliard  A 280 

Barues,  Thomas  II 227 

Barnes,  Thomas  N 255 

Barnes,  William  B 342 

Barues,  William  C,  (1st  AV;n.  inf) 362 

Barues,  ^\■illl,llu  t;.,  (17th  Kan.  inf) 405 

Barnes,  William  H 404 

Barnes,  AVilliam  T 322 

Barnett,  CliailesF 113 

Barnett,  John  H 215 


462 


INDEX   OF   NAMES. 


Barnett,  Thomas 200 

Barney,  Chester 279 

Barney  William  K 205 

Barnum,  Reed  L 298 

Barnum,  "William  L 95 

Barawell,  John  S 342 

Barr,  Andrew  J 133 

Barr,  George  W 263 

Barr,  James 265 

Barr,  Joseph  W 91 

Barr,  Samuel  W 220 

Barr,  William 6 

Barragar,  Charles  R 165 

Barrett,  James,  (Ist  j\fo.  cav.) 1 

Barrett,  James,  (1st  Cal.  cav. ) 328 

Barrett,  John 285 

Barrett,  John  W 90 

Barrett,  Orsmond  M 299 

Barrett,  Richard 251 

Barrett,  Richard  S 333 

Barrett,  Theodore  H 325 

Barrett,  William 374 

Barrett,  William  H -  - 7 

Barrick,  Alphens  G 323 

Barrick,- Hiram  P 349 

Barricklow,  George  R 360 

Barris,  Sampson  P 111 

Barron,  Floi-entiue  W 299 

Barron,  Warren  C.  S 200 

Barrows,  Angustua  R 327 

Barrows,  Robert  C 147 

Barry,  A.  C 151 

Barry,  A.  Constantine 192 

Barry,  Melville  A 213 

Barstow,  William  A 149 

Bartels,  Frederick  J 18 1 

Barter,  George  W.,  (Ist  Wis.  cav.) 145 

Barter,  George  W.,  (20th  JHs.  inl.) 194 

Barth,  Charles  H 335 

Barth,  Frederick 392 

Barth,  Mathias 129 

Barthelow,  Jasper  M 344 

Bartholin,  William  P 66,  67 

Bartholomew,  Jacob  W 259 

Bartholomew,  Joseph  M 222 

Bartlett,  Aurelius  T.,  (3d  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 13 

Bartlett,  AureliusT.,  (33d  ilfo.  inf.) 125 

Bartlett,  Edward  M 200 

Bartlett,  Eleazer  W ]39 

Ban  left,  James  O 174 

Bartlett,  Leon  C 151 

Bartlett,  Oscar  F.,  (3d  TH.'!.  inf.) 165 

Bartlett,  Oscar  F.,  (6th  JVis.  inf.) 171 

Bartlett,  Solon  A.  C 14 

Bartlett,  SahniKiu 1.35 

Barton,  Ara,  (]8t  Ali an.  cav.) 302 

Barton,  Ara,  (Brackett's  batt'n,  Minn.  cav.). 305 

Barton,  Arthur  J 282 

Barton,  Charle.^  H.,  {]  0th  Mo.  cav. ) 36 

Barton,  Charles  H.,  (40th  Wis.  inf.) 401 

Barton,  Sylvester  F 211 

Bartsch,  August 201 

Bascom,  Elias  B 251 

Bascom,  John  L ,60 

Basliford,  Franklin  W 209 

Bashore,  John  L ..253 

Bass,  Nathan 235,  305 

Bassett,  Bradford  S.,  (16th  Kan.  cav.) 360 

Bassett,  Bradford  S.,  (3d  batt'y  Kan.  It.  art.). 361 

Bassett,  Charles  C 26 

Bassett,  Charles  H 187 


Bassett,  Henry  S 322 

Bassett,  Leslie 267 

Bassett,  Owen  A 345 

Bassett,  Thomas  E 134 

Bassmann,  George 398 

Batdorf,  J.  C 263 

Bateman,  Thomas 144 

Bates,  Ellsworth  N 279 

Bates,  John  F 402 

Bates,  .Samuel 280 

Bates,  Uriah 22 

Bates,  William  W 192 

Batsell,  John  C 375 

Batsford,  George  S ...245,247 

Batterraan,  Henry 75 

Batterton,  Henry 404 

Battin,  Newton 231 

Battle,  Louis  T 198 

Baubie,  Albert  T 26 

Baublitz,  Henry 372 

Bauer,  Adam  G 392 

Bauer,  Charles  F 210 

Bauer,  George  A.,  (2d  Mo.  inf.,  U.  S.  E.  C.)-  -.78 

Bauer,  George  A.,  (15th  il/o.  inf.) 100 

Bauer,  Mathias 218 

Bauer,  Michael 85 

Baugh,  John  M 294 

Baum,  Augustus  H 94,108 

Baura,  John 396 

Bauman,  George 196 

Bauman,  Gottleib 194 

Baumbach,  Carl  Von 198 

Baumgart,  Gottlieb _ 115 

Bauahouseu,  Julius  H 22 

Bausraan,  Julien 261 

Bax,  Adam,  (7th  Mn.  cav.) 28 

Bax,  Adam,  (40th  Mo.  inf.) 128 

Baxter,  Charles  H 1220 

Baxter,  George  W 296 

Baxter,  Hiram 127 

Baxter,  John 147 

Baxter,  John  B.  G 165 

Baxter,  John  M _ 34 

Baxter,  Luther  L.,  (1st  Minn,  h'y  art.) 307 

Baxter.  Luther  L.,  {ith  Minn,  inf.) 318 

Baxter,  William  R 325 

Baxter,  William  S 314 

Bayard,  Charles  A 167 

Bayles,  David,  (11th  Mo.  iuf ) 95 

Bayles,  David,  (Capt.  Bayles'  co.,  Mo.  inf.)-. 399 

Bayless,  Hezekiah  M 307 

Bayley,  Benjamin  F 340 

Baylies,  Ripley 297 

Baylies,  William  C 261 

Bayne,  George  G 74, 112 

Bayne,  William  F 93 

Baze,  Joseph  L 46 

Beach,  Abijah  1 353 

Beach,  Benjamin,  (11th /owo  inf.) 263 

Beach,  Benjamin,  (1st  Iowa,  inf.) 402 

Beach,  Calvin  G 363 

Beach,  Carmi  W 147 

Beach,  James  A 139 

Beach,  Myron  H 402 

Beach,  'Richard  M 222 

Beach,  Samuel  E 371 

Beach,  Thomas 216 

Beach,  Thomas  B 269 

Beach,  Zenas 174 

Beahara,  Thomas  G 229 

Beaird,  George  J 130 


INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


463 


Beall,  Lewis  U 213 

Beall,  Samuel  W 190 

Beals,  Job  S 240 

Beam,  Leroy  J 358 

Beamish,  Richard  D 174 

Bean,  Alexander  W 172 

Bean,  Irving  M. 167 

Bean,  Martin  V 324 

Bean,  Sidney  A 152 

Bean,  Walker  L 204 

Beard,  Harry 120 

Beardsley,  A.  E 371 

Bearnes,  George  W 40 

Beattie,  Charles 184 

Beattie,  Thomas 207 

Beatty,  J.  Newton 403 

Beatty,  James  H 244 

Beatty,  John  N 257 

Beatty,  John  R 314 

Beatty,  Rowland  J 235 

Beaty,  John  J  327 

Beaty,  Philip  D 263 

Beaulieu,  Charles  H 325 

Beanpre,  William 189 

Becher,  J.  Angust 210 

Becht,  JohnC  -- 320 

Bechtel,  William 97 

Bechtold,  John  G 370 

Beck,  Arnold 79 

Beck,  Charles  --- 392 

Beck,  Charles  G.  L 390 

Beck,  George  A 213 

Beck,  John 398 

Beck,  Joseph -   ...  129 

Beck,  Roberts.,  (30th  jl/o.  inf.) 120 

Beck,  Robert  B.,  (let  and  5th  Mo  inf.). .  .386,  392 

Beck,  William 1 L7 

Beck-el,  Friedrich  A 21C 

Becker,  Albert 218 

Becker,  Christian 325 

Becker,  F.  C 398 

Becker,  Francis  363 

Becker,  Francis  P 20 

Becker,  Frederick 176 

Becker,  Fred.  W 30,43 

Becker,  Friedrich  A.  B 210 

Becker,  John 375 

Becker,  Sam'l  E.  W 337 

Becker,  Theodore 86 

Becker,  William 371 

Beckett,  Henry  C 122 

Beckwith,  Benjamin  M 2U8 

Beekwith,  George  H 183 

Beckwith,  Leonard  C 334 

Beekwith,  Reuben  F 214 

Beckwith,  Sylvester  G 282 

Beckwith,  Warren 233 

Beckwith,  Wright 28 

Bedal,  Andrew 206 

Bedford,  Elias  S 92 

Bedwell,  Elisha 36 

Bedwell,  Samuel  G 22.42 

Beebe,  llinkley  F.,  (9th  Iowa  inf )  259 

Beebe,   Hinkley   F.,    (34th    and   38th    lotca 

inf.) 295,  299 

Beebe,  William  H 217 

Beebe,  Yates  V 159 

Beecher,  August,  (34th  fF/.--.  mil.  inf.) 210 

Beecher,  Augrist,  (35th  H'/s.  inf.)    211 

Beecraft,  Henry  i\[ 1B7 

Heeler,  Marion  N 375 


i  Beely,  John 170 

;  Beem,  Thomas 47 

]  Beemen,  Lucius  N 237 

Beers,  Elon  G 165 

Beers,  Hiram  W 149 

Beesmann,  George  C 211 

i  Beeson,  Byron  A 229 

Beeson,  Smitti  H 241 

Beeten,  Ferdinand 134 

Beger,  Charles 155 

'  Bcggs,  James  G 35 

Begole,  Myron  H 283 

Behrendzen,  William 398 

Behrens,  Rudolph 17 

j  Belden,  Henry  W" 213 

Belden,  W.  Scott 229 

Belden,  Wallace  P 322 

I   Belfield,  Henry  H 241 

'  Belitz,  Henry  F.,  (9th  Wis.  inf. ) 176 

I   Belitz,  Henry  F.,  (4.5th  Wis.  inf.) 218 

Belknap,  Thomas  E 298 

Belknap,  William  W 271 

Bell,  Alouzo 1 164 

Bell,  Archibald  W 217 

Bell,  Frauds  M 104 

Bell,  George  W    167 

;  Bell,  George  W.  S 374 

■  Bell,  Jackson 10 

■  Bell,  Jesse  W 43 

Bell,  John,  (9th  7o)/,'a  cay.) 242 

Bell,  John,  (33d/o!(.aiof.) 294 

Bell,  John  A 112 

Bell,  Johu  X 284 

Bell,  Johu  T 245 

Bell,  Justus 322 

Bell,  Leonard  K 292 

Bell,  .Samuel 186 

Bell,  Temple  E 24 

Bell,  Thomas  S 278 

Bell,  AVilliam  B 257 

Bellon,  Francis 335,  342 

Beltzer,  John  A 277 

Beman ,  Charles  D 89 

Bemis,  Cyrus  C,  ( 1 0th  and  22d  Mo.  inf.) . .  .9.3,  108 

Bemis,  Cyrus  C.,  (27th  Mo.  inf.) 115 

Beuce,  Philip  H 290 

Bencke,  Henry 57 

Beuda,  Ptjul 10,20 

Bendel,  Hermann,  (12th  Mo.  inf.) 97 

Bendel,  Hermann,  (.Major  (  Kterliaus' batt'n, 

,       Mo.  iuf.) 396 

Benecke,  Louis .-. 136 

Beurdict,  Braiuard  D 350 

Benedict,  Johu  H 400 

Benedict,  S.  S 222 

I'.enge,  Houst.im 368 

Benhau),  Dewit t  C 179 

Beuham,  Lucius 280 

Benhaui,  Riehard 259 

Benjamin,  Hem y  R 300 

Reujamin,  John  F ?,  40 

Benjamin,  Masmi  W 347 

Benjamin,  Samuel 287 

Bennett,  A.  S IbS 

Bennett,  Clarence  E 328 

Bennett,  Cornelius 241 

Bennett,  David  M.,  (2d  U»:  cuv.) :..147 

Bennett,  David  M  ,  (.52d  Ifi.^.  inf.) - .  .225 

Bennett,  Dewitt  i; - IBl 

Bennett,  E.  J 6 

Benne rt,  Edwin  W 285 


4(U 


INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


Bounett,  Francis 249 

Bonuett,  Fraak ^^' 

Beuuett,  Fraukliu  A -04 

Benuett,  George  A -'•'> 

Bennett,  GL'org-o  J 255 

Bennett,  tU-ortce  P 21G 

Bennett,  (IrrmviUo  G.,  (7th  {nirniut.) 255 

Bennett,  Granville  G.,  (19tli  Joii-ainL) 278 

Benuott,  Henry  K fi 

Bennett,  Henry  W 402 

Bennett,  James 27(^ 

Bennett,  James  P 330 

Bennett,  John  C 2G1 

Bennett,  John  R 316 

Bennett,  Joseph  F 332 

Bennett,  Leroy 187 

Bennett,  Lewis  J 311 

Bennett,  Lloyd  D 300 

Bennett,  Martin  V.  B 301 

Bennett,  Patrick 192 

Bennett,  Phineas  A 190 

Bennett,  Rouse 204 

Bennett,  Sfenford  F 401 

Bennett,  Sidney  J 41 

Bennett,  Van  S IBl 

Bennett,  Washington,  (5th  il/o,  mil.  cav.) 21 

Bennett,  Washington,  (44th  Ma.  inf.) 133 

Bennett,  William  F 300 

Bennett,  William  H 200 

Bennett,  Ziba 8 

Benuinger,  Henreich  J 201 

Bennington,  Jacob  .S 8 

Bensberg,  Gerhard,  (2d  Mo.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C, 

3-years) 78 

Bensberg,  Gerhard,  (2d  Mo.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C, 

S-months) 387 

Benshoof,  Paul 267 

Benson,  Ezzan  H 215 

Benson,  Harmon 178, 184 

Benson,  Henry  H 257 

Benson,  Henry  il.,  (1st  Cal.  inf.) 333 

Benson,  Henry  M.,  (4th  Cal.  inf.) 338 

Benson,  Homer  H 178 

Benson,  Rufus  S 293 

Benson,  Tobias  .S 139 

Benson,  William  F 207 

Bent,  Josiah 145 

Benteen,  Frederick  W 36 

Beuter,  Nick.  L 374 

Bentley,  Charles  ,S 147 

Bentley,  Emanuel  J 165 

Bentley,  George  M 261 

Bently,  Clark  G 95 

Bently,  Eli  A 214 

Bently,  George 195 

Bento'n,  Charles  H 161 

Benton,  Curtis  M 362 

Benton,  Elliot  11 .178 

Benton,  John  A 394 

Benton,  Miles  P 257 

Benton,  Samuel  A 209 

Benton,  Thomas  H.,  jr 289 

Benton,  Willard  A 280 

Beuz,  Augustus 22 

Berch,  Jesse  L 196 

Bereman,  Alvah  H 403 

Berenjan,  Thomas  A 227 

Beruiii.'iu,  William  A -  - 233 

Bereud,  John 100 

Berens,  William  F 167 

Berg,  Fred.  R 186 


Berg,  George,  (5tti  and  27th  Mo.  inf.) 86, 115 

Berg,  George,  (15th  Mo.  inf.) 100 

Berg,  George,  (4th  jl/c  inf. )  ...  - 390 

Bergau,  Louis,  (,5th  il/".  mil.  ear.) 22 

Bergan,  Louis,  (2d  Mo.  inf.) 79 

Bergan,  Louis,  (1.5th  Mo.  inf.) 100 

Berger,  Ferdinand  A 370 

Berghoff,  John  T 112 

Berigan,  Nicholas 189 

Berkebile.  Chauucoy  F 35 

Berkeley,  Carter 237 

Berkey,  Jameson  J 299 

Berkey,  William  H 255 

Berkley,  Alfred 149 

Berkley,  Granville 229 

Berkshire,  James  H 374 

Berlin,  Jonathan 235 

Bernard,  John  M 149 

Berry,  Ale.Kauder 375 

Berry,  David  J 331 

Berry,  James,  (8th  m.f.mf.) 174 

Berry,  James,  (25th  U'is.mf.) 200 

Berry,  James  H 357 

Berry,  James  T 113 

Berry,  M.  P 51 

Berry,  Mark  T 306 

Berry,  Reuben  T 30 

Berry,  Richard 237 

Berry,  Thomas  ..  290 

Berry,  William 167 

Berry,  William  P 261 

Berst,  Hiram  F 237 

Berstlor,  Joseph  G 267 

Bertram,  Henry 165, 194 

Besaillion,  Joe 366 

Besenne,  John 366 

Besier,  JohnC 73,74 

Bess,  James  L 255 

Best,  James  S 8 

Best,  Joseph  G - 106 

Best,  Michael,  (2d  Mo.  inf.,  U.S.  R.C.) 78 

Best,  Michael,  (4 Ist  Jl/o.  inf. ) 129 

Best,  Thomas  E 217 

Beteher,  Herman 323 

Betz,  JoIjuB 257 

Bever,  George  W 403 

Bevins,  Alva 260 

liewley,  Allen  H 330 

Beyer,"  George. 400 

Beyler,  Christian  218 

Bickerton,  Thomas 361 

Bickfovd,  William  W 287 

Bickiug,  A.  F 364 

Bicknell,  George  W 19G 

Biddle,  Leopold 109 

Biehle,  Charles 76 

Bielby,  Robert  G  ...; 115 

Biervi'irth,  August 118 

Bigolow,  Elvertou 153 

Bigelow,  James K 25 

Bigford,  John  H 217 

Biggers,  Chnrles  A 128 

Biggers,  Thomas  B 21 

Bigger.stafF,  Joseph  F H 

Biggert,  James  A 187 

Bigney,  Thomas  O 1 83 

Bildt,  Hermann 78 

Bill,  George 172 

BiUig,  Charles 337 

Billings,  Andrew  W 130 

Billings,  Francis  L 174 


IXDEX   OF    NAMES. 


4C5 


Billing's,  Horatio  Gr 154 

Billings,  Jaoies  J Siy 

Billings,  Levi  J 2(i-l 

Bing,  Alfred 246 

Bingaman,  Joseph  A 47 

Bingenheimer,  Ad.inj 400 

Bingham,  George  B 101,400 

Bingham,  George  C 50 

Bingham,  Gilbert  O.,  (Ut  TTis.  inf.) 161 

Bingbam,  Gild<.-rt  O.,  CiOd  Wi^.  inf.) 106 

Bingham,  Henry 161 

Bingham,  Henry  W 304 

Bingham,  Horace  A 135 

Bingham,  Horatio  .S 304 

Bingham,  J.  M  . .  - 401 

Bingham,  Kathaniel 161 

Bingham,  Reginald  H.,   (let  cav.    and  9tb 

Min  re.  inf. ) 302,  325 

Bingham,  Reginald  H.,  (2d  Minn.  inL) 314 

Bingham,  William  E 204 

Bintliff,  James,  (22d  Wis.  inf. ) 190 

Bin tliff,  James,  (36th  fVis.iuf.) 214 

BintUff,  Thomas 194 

Birch,  Daniel  M 26 

Birch,  George  B 2'l 

Birch,  Mitchell.! 232 

Birchard,  Josiah  A 209 

Birchard,  Matthew 209 

Bird,  Frederick  A 194 

Bird,  George  \V 401 

Bird,  Harlau  P 1«1 

Bird,  John 2'H 

Bird,  Joseph  X.  P 172 

Bird,  Murk  L 44 

Bird,  Samuel,  (l.n  batt'y  aVo.  mil.  It.  nrt.) 72 

Bird,  .Samuel,  (27th  .Vy.  m'fd  inf.) 117 

Bird,  Thomas  (J 2'^<2 

Bird,  Wellington 2.33 

Bird,  William  W 221) 

Birdsall,  iSamuel, jr 170 

Birdsall,  Willium  W 2."..7 

Bimbaum,  Chtirles 2!i7 

Bishee,  William  H » :iS^ 

Bischff,  Edward 170 

BischofF,  Hem-y,  (F.rat  Lieut.  3d  J/y.  inf., 

3-year«) .52 

Bischoff,  Henry,    (Lieut.  Col.  Sd  No.    inf., 

3-year4 63 

Bischoff,    Henry,     (Major     Sd     Mo.     inf., 

3-months) 3i6 

Bischoff,  Henry,  (First  Lieut.  3d  Mo.  inf., 

3-months) 3?8 

Bi«choff,  Henry  T 120 

Bischoff,  Jacob 3c5 

Biser,  Christofiher  C.,  (31  Iowa  cav.) 2.j2 

Bluer,  Christ  .pber  C,  (17tU  7owa  inf.) 275 

Bishop,  Abijri'i  W 2114 

Bishop,  A) Ij.rrt  \V 147,  1 .55 

Bishop,  Edson  S 2^5 

Bishop,  Edvv-ard  H 1  U 

Bishop,  Joel  B 2-5 

Bishop,  John  A 227 

Bishop,  John  F 320 

Bishop,  Jo.-l]ua  F 249 

Bishop,  Judson  W 3M 

Bishop,  Stephen  A 229 

Bishop,  Thomas  W 163 

Bishop,  AVilliani 28 

Bishop,  William  H 142 

Bissell,  Ge-.r-.'  E 108 

Bissell,  Jos  ah  H 73 


Bissell,  Josiah  W 73 

Bissell,  Julius  P jOj 

BisKi.-ll,  Oliver  C 205,  217 

Bitner,  Cyrus '.2(,'.i 

Bituer,  Cyrus  C ^42 

Bitzer,  Galbrbith    M77 

BItzi'r,  Galbreath 4112 

Bi-xby ,  Albei-t  .S '.'.'.'.'.'.'.•.11 -^ 

Bi.\by,  Nabum 317 

Bixby,  William  X.,  (5th  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 21 

Bixby,  AVilliam  N.,  (14th  Kan.  eav.J 357 

Black,  David 3:17 

Black,  Heury  M 312 

Black,  Mercelon  E 2c0 

Black,  .Samuel  O 233 

Black,  Samuel  R 255 

Black,  Thomas  G 11. 

Blackall,  Chri.-topher  R 21.9 

Blackburn,  Edward  K ]00 

Bluckbum,  William  H 375 

Blackett,  Henry  S 184 

Blackman,  Benjamin  F 161 

Blackraan,  Harvey  C 370 

Blackman,  John  C 215 

Blackmar,  Edwin  C.,  (15th  Iowa  inf.) 271 

Blackmar,  Edwin  C,  (31st  Ioko  inf.) 292 

Blackmar,  Henry  R 250 

Blackwell,  Charles 4U0 

Blaiu,  James  X ]  4 

Blain,  William 301 

Blair,  Charles  W 345,  357 

Blair,  Frank  P.,jr 56,  3c5 

Blair,  Thomas 107 

Blair,  William  D 19 

Blai-dell,  J.  J 401 

Blak.-,  Alfred  H 194 

Blake,  A^a  G 224,226 

Blake,  Edgar  W lt-3 

Blake,  Edward  B 338 

Blake,  George  W 245 

Blake.  Henry J  79 

Blak.-,  JohnG 338 

Blake,  Jr,hn  1' 349 

Blakf,  John  W 205,215 

Bla ke,  Levi  R 1.52 

Blake,  William  Jl 1 25 

Blakily,  Cyrus  H 316 

Blakeniy,  "ThMriKis  J ,328 

Blake.-l.e.  Ephraim 181 

Blakeslee,  Jann-s  P 153 

lilak'-^|i.-v,  Chauci-y 1S4 

Bl.-iiieliard,  A-u 127 

BlauchunI,  Caleb  S 196 

Blanchard,  Charles  B 200 

Blanc  liard,  Eilmund  L 165 

Blanchard,  John  A   404 

Blanchard,  <i.  W.,(4'ltli  jn.-.irtf.) 222 

Blanchard,  0.  W.,  (40ib  Jf'ii.mi.) 401 

Blanchard.  P   W 222 

Blanchard,  Thomas 277 

Blancher.  Chancy 147 

Blaiick,  Henry 296 

Bland,  Charles  G 123 

Bland,  Peter  E 67 

Bl-Hud,  Richard  D r-' 

Blanding,  Abram  0 279 

Blaney,  William  B 230 

Blantiiu,  Napoleon  B '172 

Blasier,  Ed v.ard 233 

Blaudowsky,  Constantiii 3^9 

Bleakney,  George  W H 


30  g 


466 


INDEX    OF   NAMES. 


Bloch,  John  C 388 

BliH'hcr,  Jacob 170 

Bleck,  H eriimiin 3x7 

BliMiiiR'iitliiil,  August  A ►^li 

Blew,  JiR-ul, fl5 

BIr yci-,  ( i .Mir-fje 1  tlS 

BliL'Jiinp.  Alexander 287 

Blis«,  David  O -'15 

];liKH,  Edwin    22U 

Bliss,  living  V 2(13 

Bli«s,  Oilimdo  M 2Gi) 

Blizzard.  Augustus  C 263 

Block,  David 370 

Block,  Henry 79 

Blocki,  Anton 171) 

Blodgctt,  Andrew  T 30i/ 

Blodgetf ,  Joseph  C 154 

Blodgett,  RufuK  H 223 

Blodgett,  .Sebastian  L 253 

Blodgett,  Wells  H 135 

Blome,  Kudol ph 16 

Blood,  Frank  A 140 

Blood,  JameB  H 87 

Blood,  John  A 87 

Blood,  Solomon,  (32d  ?f7.s-.  inf  ) 208 

Blood.  .Solomon,  (39lh  jns.mf.) 4(J0 

Bloodgood,  Edward,  (1st  Jf'if.  inf ) 161 

Bloodgood,  Ed»vard,  (22d  WisAof.) 196 

Blount.  Henry 41 

Blucher,  Frank 76 

Blue,  William  R 277 

Blumeiistein.  CharleHF 210 

Bluineutlial,  A.  A 399 

Blunt,  John  E 368 

Bluthardt,  Theodore  J 1 09 

Blv,  Adalbert  M 208 

Boardnum,  Elisha 280 

Boardman,  Frederick  A 152 

Boardman,  Napoleon 71, 147 

Boarts,  James  A 281 

Boatright,  William  W 95 

Booker,   Abraham 78 

Bockins,  Augustus  W 292 

Bode,  William  J 171 

Bodenhamer,  Benjamin  P.  W 32 

Bodenhamer,  William  F Ill 

Bodenhamer,  William  J 32 

Bodenntab,  Julius 203 

Bodwell,  Sherman 3.^16 

Boebel,  Hans.  (5th  TVis.iot.) 167 

Boebel.  Huns.  (26th  IVis.  inf.) 201 

Boeckelmann,  Fiederick 20 

Boeckiug,  Charles 102 

Boedicker,  Anthony 67 

Boedicker,  Louis 67,  68 

Boehmler,  Charles 245 

Boehning,  Piedrich 17 

Boomer,   Edmund,    (3d  and  4th    Mo.   inf., 

S-years) 81,85 

Boerner,  Edmund,  (M  Mo.  inf.,  100-days) .388 

Boerustein,  August  .S 387 

Boernstein,  Gustav.,  (41st  Mo.  inf.) 129 

Boernstein,  Gustav.,   (2d  >/o.  inf.) 387 

Boernstein,  Henry 387 

Boethelt,  Theodore,  (2d  Afo.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C, 

3- years) 78 

Boethelt,  Theodore,  (2d  Mo.  inf.,  U.  ,S.  R.  C, 

3-months) 387 

Boettcher.  Adolph 102 

Bogart,  William  H , 91 

Boget,  Ellis  J 229 


Boggs,  John  T 248 

Boggs,  William  F 402 

Bogy,  Leon 394 

Boh.annan.  Neal '99 

Bohle,  Henry 393 

Bohn,  Herman  G 20 

Bolin,  Jacob 176 

Bohon,  Isaac  G 40 

Boiler,  Charles 35 

Bolles,  Lorenzo,  jr 280 

Boltog,  Frederick 176 

B(dlou,  Isaac  M 280 

Boltzenthal,  Bernhardt 75 

Bond,  Benjamin  H 46 

Bond,  Benjamin  N 115 

Bond.  John  W 290 

Bond,  Samuel  M 163,  170 

Bolide,  A.  Edgar 28 

Bone,  Joseph 2.39 

Bones,  James  R 196 

Bones,  William,  (2d  H'is.  cav.) 147 

Bones,  William,  f22d  Wis.iui.) 196 

Bonham,  Benjamin  .S 242 

Bonham,  David,  sen 19 

Bonham,  David,  jr .18 

Bonham,  Isaac 304 

BonneU,  John  C 278 

Bonuell,  Martin  C 115 

Bonney,  Joseph  W 249 

Bonney,  Leonard  A 207 

Bonser,  Otho 255 

Bonton,  William  R 181 

Book,  John  0 73,  74 

Boomer,  Albert 287 

Boomer,  George  B 113 

Boon,  William  H 118 

Boone,  John  L 377 

Booth,  Ambrose 293 

Booth,  Charles  A 196 

Booth,  Elijah,  jr 156 

Booth,  Henry 355 

Booth,  William,  (2d  U  is.  inf .) 163 

Booth,  Wiliiam,  (11th  A'nm.  cav.) 356 

Boolhe,  James  C 76 

Borcherdt,  Albert 20 

Borcherdt,  Frederic  W 195 

Borchsenius,  Hans 186 

Borden,  William  H 154 

Bordwell,  Daniel  N 287 

Boreing,  James  M 277 

Borer,  Felix  A 323 

Borger,  John  H 265 

Borgersrode,  Rudolph 318 

Borland,  Andrew  J.,  (SAMfnn.  inf.) 316 

Borland,  Andrew  J.,  (1st  Oregon  inf.) 377 

Borland,  Charles  E 402 

Borland,  John  J 203 

Borth,  John 198 

Bosbyshell,  Charles  B 282 

Bostwick,  Burr  H 351 

Bostwick,  H.  C 353 

Bosworth,  Frederick  D 255 

Botkin,  Isaac  H 233 

Botkin,  Sinclair  W .'. 197 

Botkin,  William  W.,  (12th  Wis.  inf.) 181 

Botkin,  William  W.,  (42d   Wis.  inf.) 215 

Bottrell,  Richard 208 

Bottum,  E.  A 221 

Bottum,  Edwin  A 207 

Botz,  Francis  Jacob 390 

Boucher,  James  H 267 


INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


467 


Boucher,  Theodore 189 

Bouck,  Gabriel 163, 190 

Boughton,  Corydon 174 

Boughton,  John  W 144 

Bouldin,  William  P 222 

Boulware,  Madison 343 

Bounds,  William  P 285 

Bourne,  Joshua  W 89 

Boursheidt,  (ierhardt 78 

Bontell,  Ira 87 

Boutell,  Lewis  H 134 

Bovay,  Alvin  E 192 

Bovee,  John  1 219 

Bowdish,  Charles  G 327 

Bowon,  Anthony  L 133 

Boweu,  EphrainiD 18 

Bowen,  George  L 357 

Bowen,  Henry 289 

Bowen,  John,  (22d  Wis.  inf.) 196 

Bowen,  John,  (1st  Oregon  cav.) 376 

Bowen,  Myron  L 225 

Bowen,  Thomas  M 353,  375 

Bowen,  William  D.,  (10th  JV/o.  cav.) 36 

Bowen,  William  D.,  (Ist  Mu.  inf.) 385 

Bowen,  William  T 327 

Bowerman,  Milton 1 83 

Bowers,  George  W 184 

Bowie,  George  W 340 

Bowler,  Daniel  T 255 

Bowler,  James  M 316 

Bowles,  Charles  E 215 

Bowles,  John 353 

Bowman,  Abraham 259 

Bowman,  Charles  W 18 

Bowman,  David 259 

Bowman,  Henry  S 261 

Bowman,  John 115 

Bowman,  John  P 259 

Bowman,  Martin,  (22d  lowainf.) 281 

Bowman,  Martin,  (44ih  Zowa  inf.) 402 

Bowman,  Robert  F 358 

Bowman,  Samuel 249 

Bowman,  Thomas 233 

Bowyer,  Eli 95 

Boyce,  Daniel  D 131 

Boyce,  Hilton  W 179 

Boyd,  Cyrus  F 295 

Boyd,  Eliaa 120 

Boyd,  George,  jr.,   (Hatch's  batt'n,   Minn. 

CUV. ) 306 

Boyd,  George,  jr.,  (1st  Afran.  inf.) 312 

Boyd,  Hugh 32 

Boyd,  J.  C.  F 129 

Boyd,  John  J 372 

Bovd,  John  W.,  (16th  iWo.  cav.) 47 

Boyd,  John  W.,  (10th  A/o.  inf.) 93 

Boyd,  Josiah  P 46 

Boyd,  Samuel 91 

Boyd,  iSemproniua  H Ill 

Boyd,  William  L 22 

Boyd,  William  .S 392 

Boydston,  Cyrus  B 294 

Boyer,  Joseph  A 257 

Boyes,  Hairison  H 229 

Boyle,  Charles 194 

Boyle,  William 295 

Boyles,  Robert  A 104 

Boynton,  Francis  A 172 

Boynton ,  Sa  rauel  B 1 90 

Boynton,  William  N 287 

Boyse  Alexander  P 227 


Box,  Richard  M.,  (7th  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 30 

Box,  Richard  M.,  (27th  Mo.  m't'd  inf.) 117 

Bozarth,  B.  A 2S,  108 

Bracher,  John  R 22 

Bracken,  Charles  J 167 

Brackett,  Alfred  B 235,  305 

Bracket!,  Gustavus  B 73,  74 

Brackett,  James  M 1 94 

Brackett,  Joseph  W 200 

Brackmau.  A 1  bert 35 

Bradbury,  Daniel 231 

Bradbury,  Jabez  H 16 

Braden,  James  G 326 

Briiden,  John 269 

Bradeu,  William  W 322 

Bradtield,  Adolphus 300 

Bradford,  Hiram  H 152 

Bradford,  .Tames  B 147 

Bradford,  William  H 1 

Bradish,  Albert  B 195 

Bradley,  George 323 

Bradley,  George  S.,  (22d  Wis.  inf.) 196 

Bradley,  George  S.,  (3d  CaUni.) 337 

Bradley,  Hugh  M 14,  394 

Bradley,  James 330 

Bradley,  James  W ..14 

Bradley,  Jerome 244,  259 

Bradley,  William 128 

Bradner,  Alouzo  A 375 

Bradshaw,  Centenary  B 283 

Bradshaw,  George 6 

Bradshaw,  R.  C 133 

Bradshaw,  Robert  C 112 

Bradt,  Aaron  V 221 

Bradway,  Abel 219 

Bradvvay,  George  D 12 

Brady,  James  O- 1 

Brady,  John  H 335 

Braeunlich,  Charles 277 

Bragg,  Edward  S HO 

Bragg,  Frederick  A 87 

Bragg,  Thomas  J 3.58 

Bragg,  William Ill 

Brainard,  Linus  B 172 

Brainard,  Thornton  H 179 

Bramble,  John  J 112 

Bramhall,  Eleazor  S 242 

Bramhall,  Emerson  S 249 

Branch,  John  H 283 

Branch,  Rich  ard 393 

Branchy,  Frederick 120 

Brandel,  Henry 123 

Brandley,  Henry 3.53 

Brand' m,  John 216 

Brandt,  Frederick  A 314 

Brant,  Alfred 347 

Brantner,  William 104 

Bras,  Edgar  A 25 

Bras,  Frank 73,74 

Brash,  John  C 271 

Brasted,  Sumner  L 208 

Bratt,  William  A 184 

Bratton,  Thomas  B 133 

Braunaugh,  James 2.53 

Brauner,  William 15,42 

Brausfleld,  Michael 362 

Brawner,  Joseph  A 91 

Brawner,  Milton  H 1 

Brawner,  Milton  M 28 

Brawner,  Thomas  B 109 

Brawner,  William 246 


408 


INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


Brnv,  Jolin  P 41 

I'.iiivti.n,  Frank  T 223 

])r:ivtiiii,  Crooi'ge  II 1~-^ 

r.ray t..ii,  'J'li(_>mas 2'-" 

lliaytoii,  W.  T l-lfl 

Bi-nzf  li on ,  William  P 233 

Bri'ckenviilpe,  Jaiiies 29 

Brci'kim-iilse,  John  A 294 

r.ivilt..! t,  Eliphalet 29 

BivecUMi,  Ualvin 28o 

]3i-opdvii,  RIastiQ 34,  45 

P.n'eiiHui,  K'-uton  F 104 

Bi SI-,  Siilney  A 24 

I'.n.-bme,  Frtilcrick 97 

r.n-iMiii.'r,  William,  (5th  JI'Js.  inf.) Ifi7 

EiemiiH-r,  -William,  (18th  ll'is.  \uf.) 190 

BrL-mnrr,  .T..ha 265 

Bremser,  John  A 390 

BrenfTiirtner,  John 100 

P.rrinian,  Jlirhnel 139 

Bri'ntaiio,  Antoine 375 

Bi-csi-H.  Levi  M 181 

Bii-thohl,  William 66,  ti7 

Bi'.'tsflini-icliT,  Cliai lea 101 

Bi-e1t,  Benjamin  0 1P5 

P.i.'ViMM-l,  Henry 16 

Pnwi  I-.  Frederick  A 190 

Br.-w.i-,  James  A 109 

Brewer,  John  S 239 

r.n'M<'r,  Liiren  B. 178 

Br.wii-,  Wilham  I 347 

71n  wster,  Jacob  Denitt 245 

Brev,  Jalins 112 

Briilge,  Cornelius  V 153 

Bi  ilixc.  Henry  M 108 

P.iiili,'! man.  James  H 157 

Biidne.-i,  Charles  (i 347 

lii-iiltres,  Thomas  S 3Ji7 

P.ridf,'laiid,  Kiehard  R 370 

Bridfrman.  Charles  R   207 

Bi-igKs,  Albert  J  ,  (2d  batt'n  il/n.  mil.  cav.) 10 

Bri^'JIs,  Albert  J.,  (Cass  co.  II.  G.  J/y.  eav.) 49 

Bn^. us,  Albert  J.,  (14th  Knit,  eav.) - .  .3.)7 

Bi  if.'"f;^,  Anpubtns 12'J 

Bn:;j;s,  ( !.  W 217 

Bri^'fTS  David  W 221 

P.rifTKs,  OiM.rK'e  H 190 

BnK^'s,  Hermou  P 217 

Brittcs.  Jrrome  W 1 83 

BrifTKs,  Melancthon  J 221 

Brians,  Jloore 292 

P,ri-fis,  T, nv  R.,  (47th  irV.--.  inf.) 220 

Eriprns.  perrv  R.,  (41.-.t  llis.iuf.) 401 

Bi-it.'K«,  Triah  F 209 

Briggs,  \\'dliam 87 

BrlgRs,  William  J 204 

Bripht,  ( 'hristoidier 342 

Britcht,  Ccorpe  A 89 

Brightman,  Jo-^eph  - 213 

Bright  man,  Samuel  B 216 

Briley,  AVilliam  L 304 

Brill,  ( ii-orge 37 

Brim,  liovd  P 233 

Brimmi  r,'  Philip  J.,  (1st  Mo.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C, 

•war  i  n  il  /ri. ) 75 

Brimmer,  I'bilip  J.,  (1st  Mu.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C, 

3-months) 385 

Brink,  J.jhn  F 247 

Bi'isbrine,  Benjamin  Tj 147, 148 

Brisbane,  Wil'liam  H 147 

Briabane,  William  H.,jr 147 


Bristol!,  William  M 160 

Bristow,  Miles 133 

Brit  ton,  James  B 179 

Brittou,  William  B 174 

Brixey,  Jaims  Jl 394 

Brixey,  William 394 

Broad,  William  H 343 

Broadhead,  James  0 14 

Broadhead,  John  F 372 

Brockwny,  Harvey  N 293 

Brodirick,  Willimn  P 277 

Brodriek,  James  R 301 

Brodtbeck,  Siimuel  D 2C5 

Broemser,  Jaeob  J 129 

BroeniHer,  John  G.,  (1st  ^fo.  mil.  inf.) 76 

Broemser,  John  (;.,  r41st  Mo.ini.) 129 

Bromley,  Carlysle  A 313 

Bron)ley,  Carlyle  A 3^2 

Broiison,  Dexter  E 237 

Bronson,  Kdward  H 208 

Bronson,  Levi  349 

Brouson,  Royal  P 205 

Bronson,  Saai'l  P 12 

Brooke,  George  D 372 

Brookings,  diaries  H 96 

Brookins,  Harvey  .S 324 

Brookman,  ( larrett  D 67 

Brooks,  Allen  T 945 

Brooks,  Alphonso  IL,  (20th  7o7ro  inf.) 279 

Brooks,  Alphonso  II.,  (44th  Iowa  inf.) 402 

BrookB,  Charles  S 338 

Brooks,  Cyrus  A 326 

Brooks,  Edward  P 171 

Brooks,  Edwin  F 145 

Brooks,  EUsha 344 

Brooks,   Henry 151 

Brooks,  .1.  Poi-tnr 73,74 

Brooks,  James  (29th /own  inf  ) 289 

Brooks,  J;imes,  (6th  Ka?i.  eav.) 349 

Brooks,  Jerome  F.,  (1st  UV.s.  inf  )' 161 

Brooks,  Jerome  F.,  (36(h  llVs.  iuf) 212 

Brooks,  John  II 239 

Brooks,  Jose|ih.  (1st  jl/o.  It.  art.) 56 

Brooks,  Joseph,  (11th  Mo.  inf.) 95 

Brooks,  Joseph,  (33d  Mo.  iat.) 125 

Brooks,  Joseph  W 125 

Brooks,  Li'wis  S 4U4 

Brooks,  Marion 370 

Brooks,  Strange 354 

Brooks,  Theodore 35 

Brooks,  Thomas  1 9 

Brooks,  William  ,S 278 

Brosius,  ( Jenrge 211 

Brother,  Ferdinand 34 

Bro  hers,  David  J 208 

Brotzmann,  Edward,  (batt'yC,  lstiVo.lt.  art.). 58 
Brotzmanu,  Edward,  (Backof's  batt'n,  Mo. 

It.  art.) 384 

Brower,  Bcniah  E 184 

Brower,  James  B 126 

Brown,  A.W.J 371 

Brown,  Aaron,  (10th  Mo.  inf.) 93 

Brown,  Aaron,  (3d  Iowa  iuf.) 247 

Brown,  Albert 330 

Brown,  Alonzo  J 362 

Brown,  Andri'w  A , 186 

Brown,  Andrew  J 82 

Brown,  Andrew  M 61,385 

Brown,  A  nsel  D 347 

Brown ,  Armstcnd  C,  jr 178 

Brown,  B.  Gratz 390 


INDEX   OF    NAMES. 


469 


Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
BrowD 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Br<iwn 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
.  Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
cav.) 
Brown 
inf.) 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 
Brown 


■Bear 368 

Benjamin 156 

Benjamin  F 73 

Calvin 245 

Charles 368 

Charles  C 46 

Charles  P 113 

Cyrus  S 40 

DeWitt  C,  (26th  Mo.  inf.) 113 

DeWitt  C. ,  (3d  iris.  cav. ) 149 

E.  B 8!l 

Edgar 224,  226 

Edwin  A 171 

Ezi'kii'l  D 394 

Francis  G 320 

George,  (Ist  fr7s.  cav.) 144 

George,  (12th  Wis.  inf.) 181 

George  C 183 

George  H.,  (4th  r/7.5.  cav.) 1.51 

George  H.,  (22d  (Vis.  inf.) 196 

George  M 131 

George  W.,  (23d  Mo.  inf.) 109 

George  W.,  (26th  Mo.  inf ) 113 

Hartaon  R 361 

Harvey  JVI 207,  212 

Htnry  B 22 

Hezekiah  N 46 

Hiter  W 74 

Horatio  D 320,  327 

Howard 249 

Hngh  G 271 

Isaac  H 262 

Isaac  W 337 

J.  M 55 

James 2.37 

James  A 268 

James  C 33 

James  E 221 

James  H 18 

James  J 233 

James  M 231 

Jefferson  D 241 

Jeremiah  W 280 

Jo,'l 251 

J  oh  0 ,  j  r 351 

John  C 282 

John  1) 231 

John  F 2:59 

John  G 3.57 

John  I : 203 

John  J 24 1,  265 

John  N 186 

Joseph 244 

Joseph  M 104 

Josiah 208 

Levi  B 38 

Lyman  W 38 

Matthew  C 282 

Newton  M 277 

0.  D 302 

Oscar  F.,  (Major  Berry's  batt'n  Mo. 


Oscar  F.,  (M.  M.  B.,  Mo.  cav.  and 

55,139 

Oscar  F.,  (44th  Wis.  inf.) 217 

O.scar  M 328 

Pete  1-  M 280 

Richard 99 

Richard  H 41,109 

Robert  D 394 

Samuel  L 172 


Brown,  .Solomon  F 318 

Brown,  .Stephen  .S 74 

Rrown,  Thomas  II 232 

Brown,  Troilus 92 

Brown,  William,  (2d  Minn,  inf.) 315 

Brown,  William,  (6th  Minn,  inf.) 322 

Brown,  Wdliam  J 215 

Brown,  William  W 74,  112 

Brown,  Willie  E 280 

Brown,  Ziba 236 

Browne,  George  W 96 

Browne,  John  H 275 

Browne,  Joseph  M 300 

Browning,  Hezekiah 257 

Bruce,  Hezekiah 312 

Bruce,  James  H 3G6 

Bruce,  John 278 

Bruce,  John  W 173 

Bruce,  Michael  R 130 

Bruce,  Vincent  C 104 

Bruce,  Washington 342 

Bruckner,  Charles 102 

Bruepgerhof,  Frederick  R 78 

'Bruere,  Charles 5 

Bruere,  John,  (1st  batt'n  Mo.  cav.) 5 

Bruere,  Johrj,  (Major  Krekel's  batt'n  JV/o.  inf.). 140 

Bruett,  Nelson 144 

Brugh,  <  Iharles  F 280 

Bruihl,  Chai les  F 137 

Bruudage,  John  N 217 

Bruncr,  James  F 28 

Bruuiifh,  John  O 327 

Brunk,  Elijah  E 131 

Brunke,  Conrad 176 

Bruuner,  Charles  E 197 

Brunner,  John  P 60,  61 

Brunner,  Malcolm 1 90 

Bruno,  Charles 102 

Bruus,  Henry  G 36 

Bruns,  Hirm 398 

Brunse,  Bernard •i98 

Brunson,  Alfred 207 

Brunson,  Benjamin  W 324 

Brunson,  Theophilus  G -'(.17 

Brunton,  William  B 229 

Brush,  Frank  A 287 

Brujjh,  Josephus  W 264 

Biutsche,  John  D 33 

Brayeres,  Henry  L 400 

Bryan,  Bennett 125 

Bryan,  James  M 228 

Bryan,  John j^ 373 

Bryan,  John  L 113 

Bryan,  P.  Gad 227 

Bryan,  Wm.  D 19 

Bryant,  Adelbert  ; 306 

Bry.ant,  Edwin  E.,  (3d  Wis.  inf.) 165 

Bryant,  Edwin  E.,  (50th  Wis.  inf.) 223 

Bryant,  Frank  B l^^l 

Bryant,  George  E.,  (12th  Wis.  inf .) 181 

Bryant,  George  E.,  (1st  Wis.  inf.) 400 

Bryant,  Gustavus  H 205 

Bryant,  James 311 

Bryant,  Thomas 208 

Bryant,  William  M 295 

Brydolf,  Fabian 284 

Brydolf,  Tabrian 253 

Bryce,  William  R 242 

Bryson,  James  II 18 

Buchanan,  Alexander  S -'3 

Buchanan,  George  W ^71 


470 


INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


Buchanan,  Horace 198 

Biuhiiuan,  John 288 

Buolmnan,  Robert 89 

Buchanan,  AVashington  J 353 

Bnchaniiu,  William 53 

Buchanan,  AViliiam  W 235 

Buchcnan,  Charles  C 176 

Buchwald,  August 1 55 

Buck,  Adam 327 

Buck,  Adam,  jr 323 

Buck,  Charles  A 20 

Buck,  Erastus  J 190 

Buck,  Jiiaeph 305 

Buck,  Norman 3-3 

Buck,  ftoliertH  .87 

Buck,  William  W 213 

Buck.  Wilson  S Ifio 

Buck  bee,  Tbomaa -. 43 

Buckheim,  John 16 

Buckingha'ii,  John 38 

Buckley,  Thomas 340,  342 

Euckman,  Charles 206 

Buckuiaster,  Esculapiua 360 

Buckuer,  Charles  P 242 

Eudd,  (k'orge  W 229 

Budd,  John 225 

Budingtou,  frcorge  E.,  (Ut  Kav.  inf.) 362 

]iudiiij,'toii,  Georpe  E.,  (17th  A'nH.  inf.) 405 

Btidhuig,  David  H 209 

Bui  chner.  Ca-^par 2^11 

Buihrh',  Frederick 23 

Buil,  Hrr.ira    «....280 

Enel,  James  T.,  (7th  Mo.  cav.) 28 

Bucl.  Ja'ues  '1'.,  (bfitt'y  1,  l»t  Mo.  It.  art.) 61 

Buill,  Charles  E 196 

Buell,  Clinton  C 269 

Bufll,  S.dinou  A 302 

Buerki,  John 100 

Buffington,  Riley 23 

Buffnian,  Ira 330 

Euffum,  George  W 161 

Bngt;,  .I;icob ] 00 

Eugh,  William  A.,  (5th   H'h.iuf.) 168 

Bugh,  William  A.,  (32d  Ifin.int.) 208 

Bui-,  Kicliard 131 

Bu lander,  John 155 

Biilkley,Cha  le-<  G 40 

Bnlklc  V,  Luzei-n 8 

Bur,  lirni-v  L .174 

Bud,  lliraiii  C .259 

Bull,  .lames  M.,  (5lh  aud  23d  jrh.inf.)  ..167,197 

Bull,  .lames  ?il.,  (llth   ff7s.  int.) 179 

Bull,  .lohn  A..  (23d  il'h.  inf.) 197 

Bull.  Jolni  A..  (49th  flis.  iuf.) 222 

Bull.  ,los.-ijli  W 403 

Bull,  Xoniian  C 170 

Enll.  KichiiraB 322 

Bulla,  Williinii  H 230 

Bnllard,  C'lai-euce  E 212 

Bulicn ,  It.'lK'rt 154 

Bulli>-.  R.djcrt  E 61 

Bulh'ck,  (icorge  \V 277 

Bum|i,  PersonsP ]96 

Bnmw,  I^ouis 273 

Bundv,  Charles  S 167 

BumU     Al.irtinier  P 118 

Buidccr   Hubliard  W 261 

Bn un ,  Iv/.rkii  1 374 

Bui II.  L.  H 212 

Bntiner,  Lalavctte    28 

Buiitvu,  Leabder  M 295,  299 


Burbank,  CharlcR  W 145 

Burbank,  Israel  B 147 

Burbank,  Jerome,  (22d  m's.  inf.) 196 

Burbank,  Jerome,  (33d  Wis.  inf.) 209 

Burch,  Milton 33,45 

Burch,  Sylvester  R 265 

Burch,  William 1 22, 123 

Burchard,  William  H 87 

Burckhardt,  Zachariaa 371 

Burden,  Robert  F 294 

Burdett,  .Sainuel  S 227 

Burdick,  Alphonzo  D 183 

Burdick,  AugUftus  A 266 

Burdick,  Charles  W 248 

Burdick,  Chester  A 178 

Burdick,  Frank  B 209 

Burdick,  Ira  D  207 

Burdick,  Josepih  A 259 

Burdick,  Theodore  W 237 

Burdick,  William 246,247 

Burgan ,  Elmore  Y 250. 

Burge,  Samuel  B 298 

Burger,  Charles  P 22 

BurgcBs,  Gage,  (22d  J-Vis.mf.) 196 

Burgess,  Gage,  (40th  Wis.  inf.) 401 

Burgess,  Jackson  N 122 

Burgess,  Jrsse  R 229 

Burgess.  John 290 

Burgess,  William  T 290 

Burgoyne,  William 349 

Burk,  John 243 

Burk,  .Tohn  T .53 

Burk,  rir V 290 

Burke,  Ed"iiiund 118 

Burke,  Francis 323 

Burke,  Orville 269 

Burke,  Patrick  E  61  385 

Burke,  Thomas  A 274 

Burke,  W.  H 51 

Burke,  William  .S 275 

Burket t,  George  A 332,  340 

Burkhard,  Christian 387 

Bnrkhardt,  Chriftinn,  (2d  Mo.  inf.) .79 

Burkhardt,  Christian,  (29th  Mo.  inf.) 118 

Burlingarae,  M.  J 364 

Burhpck,  Frederick  F 294 

Burmeii-ter,  George  C 296 

Burnell.  Joseph  H 148 

Bnrnell,  Samuel  L 147 

Burnett,  Aden  A.,  (18lh  Wis.  iuf.) 190 

Burnett,  Allen  A.,  (37th  Wis.  inf.) 213 

Burnett,  Ellsworth 213 

Burnett,  Henry  A 330 

Burnett,  .lame's  H 1 

Burnett,  Sti-phen  J.,  (27th  J\/o.  m't'd  inf.) 117 

Burnett,  Stephen  J.,  (3.3d  iVo.  inf.) 125 

Burnham,  Alfred  JI 33f> 

Bnrnham,  David  D 195 

Burns,  Charles  W 207 

Burns,  David  P 32 

Bnrus,  George  W 241 

Burns,  Ignitus  W 40 

Burns,  .Jnnies  W 46 

Burns,  Proctor  M 32 

Burns,  Thomas 193 

Burns,  William  11 13 

Burns,  William  S 16 

Bnrris,  Adam 277 

Burris,  FernandesH 372 

Bnrris,  Jidin  T 372 

Burris,  Milton 3 


INDEX   OP   NAMES, 


471 


Burris,  William  W 7C 

BuiToa,  James  B 46 

Burross,  Edward  J 25 

Burrows,  Alexander  J 144 

Burrows,  Amos  S 1 

Burrows,  James 404 

Burrows,  John 122,  123 

Burrows,  William  S 208 

Burt,  William  H 323 

Burton,  Augustus  W 374 

Burton,  George 249 

Burton,  Hugli  F.  L 402 

Burton,  Lewis  S 206 

Burton,  Percival 323 

Burton,  Slieldon 344 

Burwell,  Dudley  N 272 

Burwell,  Prescott  B 212 

Burwell,  Samuel 326 

Burzette,  George  F 301 

Busche,  August  W.,  (17th  Mo.  inf.) 102 

Busche,  August  W.,  (3d  Mo.  inl.) 388 

Buschelbcrg,  Rudolph 75 

Bush,  Aaron  C 152 

BuKh,  CassiusM 215 

Bush,  Daniel  L 217 

Bush,  Merrill  P 267 

Bush,  WilliamD 136 

Bushnell,  Allen  R 172 

Bushnell,  Pierre  F 30 

Busing,  Henry 79 

Buskirk,  William 8 

Bussey,  Cyrus 231 

Butcher,  John  H 38 

Butcher,  Tlioraas  J 299 

Buteu,  Frfdi-rick  C 183 

Buterbaugh,  John 370 

Butlrr,  Al.riihain  H 126 

Butler,  Beujiiniiu  F.,  (ith  Minn,  inf.)  318 

Butler,  BeujamiuF.,  (47th  J\/o.  inf.) 394 

Butler,  Charles  B   194 

Butler,  Homer    280 

Butler,  John 3ii8 

Butler,  John  E 287 

Butler,  Jo-eph  O 123 

Butler,  Levi 316 

Butler,  Randall  G 129 

Butler,  'I'homas -..149 

Butler,  Tho  nas  G 174 

Butler,  William  O 178 

Butman,  William  C.  P 14 

Butt,  Cyrus  JI 200,  221 

Butterfield,  Dennis  G 285 

Butterfield,  Georj;e  W 324 

Butterfield,  Heurv  L 214 

Butterfield,  Marcus  Q 324 

Butterfield,  Jlile,-.  L 167 

Button,  .Seth  W 161 

Buttrick,  Edward  K 207 

Buttrick,  Edwin  L..  (24th  Wis.  inf  ) 198 

Buttrick.  Edwin  L.,  (39th  Wis.  inf.) 400 

Butts,  Robert  L 47 

Butz,  Frank  C 2  J 

Buxton,  \Y.  J 394 

Buzard,  Benjamin  F 74,112 

Byam,  Charle.-.  L  283 

By  am,  Eber  C 283 

Byam,  Philand-r 293 

Bye,  Edward  P 271 

Bye,  James  W 343 

Bver,  Charles 360 

Byers,  Samuel  H.  M 251 


Byers,  William  W 278 

Byles,  Charles  J l 

Byng,  Enoch  F 285 

Byram,  .Sylvanus  B 279 

Byrne,  Chnrles  C 76 

Byrne,  Harrison  H 8 

Byrnes,  William 326 

Bywater,  George  W.,  (6th  Mo.  inf.) 87 

Bywater,  George  W.,  (18th  Mo.  inf.) 104 

Bywater,  Maurice  H 11 

Caddell,  Richiird 180 

Cadle,  Cornelius 263 

Cadle,  Richard 263 

Cadwalader,  Joseph 293 

Cady ,  Alonzo  B 221 

Cady,  Andrew  J 165 

Cadv,  Deloss  H 156 

Cady,  John  S 324 

Cady,  .Selden 183 

Cady,  Townsend  B 118 

Caffee,  Amos  H 375 

Cahill,  Daniel 50 

Cain,  David,  (10th  Mo.  cav.) 36 

Cain,  David,  (26th  Mo.  inf.) 113 

Cain,  George  W 1 

Cain,  Millegan  J 300 

Calder,  Joseph  W 378 

Calderwood,  Martin  H 343 

Caldwell,  Columbus 145 

Caldwell,  Henry  C 231 

Caldwell,  Joseph  W 227 

Caldwell,  Richard  S-. 376 

Caldwell,  Samuel 2 

Caldwell,  Stephen  H 264 

Caldwell,  Tarltou 2.53 

Caldwell,  Timothy  J 282 

Caldwell,  William 3 

Calery,  Michael 104 

Calhoun,  Hugh 149 

Calhoun,  John  B 398 

Calhoun,  Seth 60 

Caliif",  Samuel  B 299 

Caligiir,  Thomas  M 161 

Calkins,  Elias  A 149 

Calkins,  George  H 213 

Calkins,  Henry  T 210 

Calkins,  Nathan  O 209 

Calkins,  William  H 269 

Call,  James,  (3d  Mo.  cav.  aiid3d  Iowa  int.)  .11,  247 

Call,  James,  (5th  Iowa  cav.) 'J35 

Callahan,  Charles  M 57,  53,  60,  61 

Callaway,  Newton  M 47 

Callender,  Byron  M 56,  58,  09,  CO,  62 

Caliis,  John  B 172 

Calloway.  William  P 332 

Galium,  "Allen  W 338 

Calvert,  George 39J 

Calvert,  Robert  C  - 8 

Calvert,  William  H 196 

Calvin,  George  W 30 

Cahvell,  Sylvester 161 

Cambern,  S.  Monte 1,28 

Camburn,  Jacob  H.,  (6lh /owrj  cav.) 237 

Camburn,  Jacob  H.,  (16ta  Iowa  inl  ) 273 

Cameron,  Alexander 1''5 

Cameron,  Allen  D 2.55 

Cameron,  Angus 167 

Cameron,  Charles  A 300 

Cameron,  David  W 154 

Cameron,  Dngald  D l'^4 

Cameron,  George  II 183 


472 


INDEX    OP    NAMES. 


Cameron,  Hugh 345 

Cameron,  Rolitrt aH 

Cameron,  llobcrt  A 93 

Camcrim,  Samuel 77 

Cameron,  William 77 

Caram,  JameB 18'( 

Camm,  James  M 401 

Camp,  naniel  W 283 

Camp,  aearRc.  A 324,  ;)25 

Camp,  N.  Juilson 110 

Camp,  Walter 256 

Campbell,  A Ibert  H 349.  357 

Campbell,  Alexander  J • 125 

Campbell,  E.  Aiider 173 

Campbell,  Bavli  ks  S 351 

Campbell.  Cliin-lea 186 

Campbell,  Cyrus 49 

Campbell,  Daniel,  (6th  il/o.  rail,  cav.) ..26 

Campbell,  Daniel,  (13th  JUo.  cav.) 43 

Campliell,  David  P - 299 

Campbell,    Frank  T 301 

Cam [ibell,  GeorRe 216 

Cauipbell,  Henry  C 14 

Campbell.  Henry  M 351 

Campbel I,  Hugh  J 277 

Campbell,  James 149 

Campbell,  James  C 390 

Campbell,  .himes  T.  B 13 

Campbell,  John  D 35 

Caujpbell,  John  Q.  A 2.35,  251 

Campbell ,  John  T 123 

Campbell,  Lucius  E 293 

Campbell,  Marion 207 

Campbell,  liobert 156 

Campbell.  Kobert  J 245 

Campbell,  Smith  V 282 

Campbell,   Thomas  B 335 

Campbell,  Thomas  L 35 

Campbell.  "William  H 249 

Campl>ell,  Williiim  J 269 

Campbell,  AViUiam  L 328,  335 

Campbell,  William  M 245 

Campbell,  ■William  S 170 

Campbell,  William  T 349 

Campbell,  W  illiam  W 137 

Camprtoras,  M.  A 366 

Campion,  Unfus 1,  2 

Canadav,  William 131 

Caudee,"  Fred.  P 263 

Cantield,  Allen  J 207 

Caulield,  Andrew  N 235 

Cantield,  C.  W 2C 

Caouing,  Ertwiird  A 253 

Cannon,  Austin,  (2d  fVif:.  cav.) 147 

Cannon,  Au.'~tin,  (36th  Wis.  iuf.) 212 

Cannon,  I-iuac  W 14 

Cannon,  James 327 

Cannon,  AVilliam  S 18 

Canon,  ,Tohn  R 2U0 

Cansdell,  Henry  W 196 

Cantin,  August 189 

Cantwell,  Blichael  J 181 

Capon,  Jules,  (2d  Minn,  inf.) 314 

Capon,  .Jules,  (9th  Minn,  inf.) 325 

Capps,  William 376 

Capron,  F.  S 212 

Carbee,  William 283 

Cnnhdl,  I-l  iram  H 233 

Cardwell,  William 38 

Carey,  A.  B 181 

Carey,  Alfred  ., 264 


Carey  I  Greorge  W 14 

Carey,  Luther  H 181 

Cargo,  Samuel 348 

Carhart,  GarretBon  L 292 

Carillon,  Charles 120 

Cariveau,  Francis  A - 320 

Carkener,  Stuart 125 

C  nrl ,  Ed  ward 201 

Carl,  Manilius 79 

Carleton,  Charles  C - 282 

Ciirleton,  Jnmes  H 332 

Carleton  Joseph  H 208 

Carlev,  D.  W 20& 

Carley,  Lot  H 236 

Carlile,  Henry  C «.112 

Carlisle,  .Samuel 55 

Carlin,  Henderson  K 189 

Carlin,  James 74 

Carlson,  Edward 344 

Carlton,  James  S 31 

Carmaok,  Joseph  W 44 

Carman,  Charles  P 113 

Carmichael,  Thomas 213 

Carmody,  James  D 192 

Carnahan,  Abraham  S 241 

Carney,  James  H 307 

Carney,  Thoma.s 307 

Carolin,  Samuel  J 195 

Carothers,  John  C 8,  40 

Carpenter,  Austin  G 353 

Carpenter,  Charles  T 214 

Carpenter,  Don  A 260 

Carpenter,  George  W 358 

Carpenter,  Hiram  H 171 

Carpenter,  Horace 376,377 

Carpenter,  John  .7 134 

Carpenter,  Luman  N 190 

Carpenter,  Peter  A 251 

Carpenter,  Robert 149 

Carpenter,  Sidney  B 184 

Carpenter,  Stephen  J 1.58 

Carpenter,  Walter  W , 227 

Carpenter,  William  B 347 

Carpenter,  William  L 293 

Carr,  Cornelius  B 118 

Carr,  Daniel 104 

Carr,  D aniel  D 1 25 

Carr,  Isaac  T.,  (16th  JFiK.inf.) 187 

Carr,  Isaac  T.,  !46ih  Wis.  inf.) 219 

Carr,  John  W.,  (10th  Tmca  inf.) 261 

Can-,  John  W.,  (28th  Iowa  iuf.) 288 

Carr,  Joseph  C 292 

Carrick,  Robert 11 

Carrier,  J.  C 88 

Carroll,  Bernard  A 79 

Carroll,  George  R 283 

C  arrol  1 ,  11  e  n  r  y 1 83 

Carroll,  William 205 

Carrothers,  Levi 294 

Carskaddon,  David 2.59 

Carson,  Eli  W 295 

Carson,  William,  (2d  Jl/o.  mil.  cav.) 8 

Carson,  William,  (11th  Mo.  rail,  cav.) 40 

Carter,  Casper 300 

Carter,  Charles  L 26 

Carter,  Charles  M 95 

Carter,  Francis  M 190 

Carter,  George  B 209 

Carter,  George  W.,  (4th  Wis.  cav.) 151 

Carter,  George  W.,  (3d  cav.    and  9th   Iowa 
iof.) 232,259 


INDEX   OF   NAMES. 


473 


Carter,  Harrison  D 208 

Carter,  Henry  C 109 

Carter,  John  A 301 

Carter,  Richard ]  67 

Carter,  Theodore  G ?23 

Carter,  William  N 190 

Carter,  William  N.,jr : 190 

Carts-che-her-mic-ko 364 

Carver,  Aaron 221 

Carver,  Henry  L 322 

Carver,  James  W 279 

Carvill,  Owen 22 

Cary,  Eugene 161 

Casad,  John  W 251 

CaKe^  Charles 192 

Case,  Charles  A 228 

Case,  Edward  S ]  65 

Case,  Frederick  B 190 

Case,  George  E 322 

Case,  Leonidfts  H V 138 

Case,  Oscar  H 277 

Case,  Theodore  S 50 

Case,  Wallace  W 326 

Casebeer,  Jacob  B 283 

Casey,  E.  A 115 

Cashraan,  John 335 

Casiday,  John 120 

Cass,  John  M 338 

Cassady,  Samuel  H 239 

Cassairt,  Jacob 03 

Cassell,  Eri  F 264 

Cassell,  Fraucis  M 336 

Cassiday,  Carlisle 288 

Cassidy,  Jacob  H 360 

Cassilly,  William  B 141 

Cassimer,  Samuel 206 

Casson,  John  R 200 

Caste,  Felix 388 

Casterl,  George  W 28 

Castelhur,  F.  0 387 

Castello,  Edward  J 89 

Castillo,  Jorteph  IC 138 

Castle,  Augustus  B 35 

Castle,  Phllo  A 151 

Castle,  William,  (5th  Jl/o.  mil.  cav.) 21 

Castle,  William,  (11th  Mo.  cav.) 38 

Castleman,  Alfred  L 167 

Caswell,  Obed 2.51 

Cathcait,  William  M 272 

Catherwood,  Edwin  C 26,43 

Catley,  Henry 377 

Catlev,  Richard  P 139 

Catlin,  Brandt  T 344 

Catlin,  Theodore  B 167 

Catflii,  rieorpe  W 14 

Cavauuugb,  Dennis 32(1 

Cavanaugh,  Michael  E 229 

Cave,  A  If  red  N 109 

Cave,  Marion 109 

Cavender,  John  S.,  (Ist  Mo.  It.  art.  and  Ist 

inf.) 56,60,385 

Cavender,  John  S.,  (29th  Mo.  inf.) 118 

Cavendish ,  John  G,  G 279 

•  Cavert,  Josiah  G  -  .^ 149 

Cavin,  Daniel 279 

Cawkin,  Gavin  E 311 

Caykendoll,  Horatio  G 1 90 

Cayot.  Jule  C 368 

Casiad,  Felix  W 301 

Cell,  Joseph  H 8,  40 

Cessna,  Joseph  P 6 


Chace,  Henry  W 279 

Chadwick,  Charles 299 

Chaffee,  Alfred  E 151 

Chaffee,  J.  F 320 

Chaffee,  John  B 100 

Chaffie,  Alfred  E 160 

Chalifoux,  Vincent 108,  111 

Chamberlain,  Alfred  A 180 

Chamberlain,  Edwin  W 227 

Chamberlain,  O 370 

Chamberlin,  Everett 400 

Chambers,  Alexander 273 

Chambers,  Charles  L 296 

Chambers,  Edward  A  r 271. 

Chambers,  James  W.,  (4th  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 18 

Chambers,  James  W.,  (1st  Cal.  cav.) 328 

Chambers,  Nicholas  S 144 

Chambers,  William  R 24 

Oharablin,  Allen  F 306 

Cbamplin,  Ezra  T 316 

Chandler,  Almon  N 181 

Chandler,  Charles  A 192 

Chandler,  Henry  H 161 

Chandler,  James  V 403 

Chandler,  John  A 192 

Chandler,  John  L 28 

Chandler,  Joseph  R , 281 

Chandler,  Sam'l  E 28 

Chandler,  Thomas 204 

Chaney,  John 295 

Chanfrau,  Henry  W 89 

Chantland,  Peter  W 186 

Chantry,  Allen  J 289 

Chapel,  James  M 16.3 

Chapen,  Thomas  B 134 

Chapin,  Alfred  R.,  (10th  iris,  inf.) 178 

Chapin,  Alfred  R.,  <  Ist  Wis.  int.) 40O 

Chapin,  Charles  H 362 

Chapin,  John  E 28 

Chaplin,  Alonzo 109 

Chapman,  Chandler  B.,  (fith  Wis.mf.) 171 

Chapman,  Chandler  B.,  (2Uth  Wis.  inf.) 194 

Chapman,  Charles  N 377 

Chapm.in,  Edwin  O 318 

Chapman,  James  F 1 83 

Chapman,  Joseph  E - 324 

Chapman,  Moses  L 25 

Chapman,  Orrin  D 171 

Chapman,  Samuel  H 251 

Chapman,  Tliomas  P 332,  340 

Chapman,  WillardD 174 

Chappel,  Darius  D 206 

Charleton,  William 179 

C!harroin,  Theophilns 193 

Charters,  Alexander  M .-.275 

Cliarveaux,  Ferdinand 22,  42 

Chase,  Darwin 331 

Chase,  Dwight  W 280 

Chase,  Eben  S 144 

Chase,  Edward  R 179 

Chase,  Henry  A 207 

(Jhase,  Horace  A 144 

Chase,  John  G 2 

Chase,  John  N -. 312 

Chase,  Jonathan - 325 

Chase,  Levi 227 

Chase,  Myron 152 

Chase,  Newly 254 

Chase,  Otis  F 219 

Chase,  Philo  W 192 

Chase,  Ransom  J.,  (ISth  Wis.  inf.) 190 


474 


INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


Chaso,  Ransom  J.,  (42d  W7s.  iuf.) 215 

Clmse,  .Sunnu-l  B 198 

Chastain,  Wills  T 31 

CliaKti^en,  Jiimes  M 3 

Chavaux,  Joseph 120 

Clu'iioy,  Aloiizo  E IM 

Cliuimy,  AugusUm  J.,  (49tU  IFis.  inf.) 222 

Cheuiiy,  AugUBtuB  J.,  (4Uth  Wis.  iuf .) 401 

Clu'ni,>y,  Bfiijanilii  F 242 

Cheney,  Davis  H Ib3 

Chouny ,  Sy  1  v./sti/i-  C IT)'.! 

Cheiiowuth,  Albert  W 357 

Clicnovvetli,  Bernard  1* .'!(i2 

Cherrie,  Marliu .'. 231 

Cherry,  Samuel  B 4(1-1 

Chose bro,  Jerome 17!) 

Chesmore,    VllVed  M 131 

Chesniil,  James  D 374 

Chess,  John 3H4 

Chester,  Simpson  J 2it0 

Chester,  ^Villiam  J 3il3 

Chcwning,  Reuben  J 31H 

Child,  (Jeert'c -»Xi 

Child,  Jaeol,  T 12G 

Chdd,  Stejdien 87 

Childress,  (^ef,r^^e  L.,  (8lh  Mo.  cav.) 32 

Childress,  George  L.,  (Col.  Phelps'  reg't  Mo. 

inf.) .390 

Childs,  AsahelS 1K4 

Childs,  Kdwin  M 138 

Childs,  Eugene 251 

Childs,  (leiirge  H 2.-il) 

Childs,  Harvev  U.,  (40th   ;;"/.■;.  inf.) 2-.;2 

CliildH,  llarv.-V  H.,  (41»t  Wis.  iut) 401 

Chiles,  (livirge  P 31 

Chilson,  Joseph  O 213 

Cliipmau,  Cliarles  S 2211 

Chip  man,  Norton  P 215 

Chi|imau,  William  H 330 

Chitopa 3tHi 

Chittenden,  J.  T 2.50 

Chittenden,  Newton  II 151 

Chittenden,  Riehard  II 144 

Chi  I  wood,  Richard  (i 33 

Chit wooil,  William  T .33 

Chivas,  Robert  J PIS 

Chladeck,  Adolph  B 1 77 

Chouuiee,  Martin 235 

ChriMt,  William 102 

Chnstensen,  Charles 174 

Christian,  A!l.-n  W 31 

Christiaii,  James  T.,  (18th  fowa  inf.) 277 

Christian,  James  T.,  (Ifitli  luwa  inf.) 403 

Christian,  Ji'uies  W 353 

Chrisiian,  R(d»i'rt  II 4li 

Christian,  William  L.,  (7th  and  13lh  il/o.  cav.)  30,  43 

Christian,  William  L.,(27tli  Mo.  m't'dinf.) 117 

Christie,  Jacob  11 3iJl 

Christie,  James  L .307 

Christofel,  Frrderick 2/1 

Christoffer,  Friedrich 75 

Christy,  Ambrose  D .3 

Christy,  Smith 3ilM 

Chrisly,  William 211 

Chronnelly,  Lawrence  G 2,  2H 

Chrystie,  Alexander 179 

Church,  Andreiv  J 3ii5 

Church,  John  L 145 

Churchill.  Jonathan  A 31  f! 

Church ,  M.-l vill  A 121 

Church,  William  II 170 


Church,  William  L 229 

Chuwee,  Joseph 366 

Cicel,  Miles 138 

Cilley,  Clinton  A 314 

Cindel,  August  V 89 

Clallin,  Norman  W 2.^9 

Clamijitt,  John  N 116 

Clancey ,  Joseph 183 

Clancy,  James  J 356 

Clancy,  John 11, 38 

Clanges,  John  W.  F 26 

Clapp,  Edward  A 152 

Clapp,  Fayette 30 

( dapp,  Frederick  B 91 

Clapsaddle,  Henry  E 343 

(lark,  Alexander  M 257 

Clark,  Alonzo 233 

Clark,  AlviuF 216 

Clark,  Andrew,  (3d  JVix.  inf.) 165 

Clark,  Andrew,  {l»t  Miini.  h'yart.) 3(17 

Clark,  Andrew  Q- 361 

Clark,  Ansel  R 229 

Clark,  Benjamin  W 165 

Clark,  Charles  B 195 

Clark,  Charles  1 261 

(J lurk,  Charles  J 282 

Clark,  Charles  S 353 

( 'laik,  Chester 206 

Clark.  Curtis 239 

Chirk,  Cyrus  D 3,30 

Clark,  Daniel  B 271 

Chirk,  David 165 

Clark,  Edward  J 388 

Clark,  Edward  M 32 

Clark,  Elijah  A 32 

Clark,  Ezra  (', 290 

Chirk,  Frederick  J 284 

Clark,  Frederick  L 195 

(  Mark,  Frederick  M 299 

( 'lark,  Ceorge  E 358 

Clark,  George  F 151 

Clark,  George  J 349,  3.57 

Clark,  George  W.,  (3d  Iowa  Inf.) 247 

Clark,  George  W.,  (Olh  /upon  inf.) 253 

Clark,  George  W.,  (22d  Jowahif.) 281 

Clark,  George  W.,  (34th  Iowa  iuf.) 295 

Clark,  Hamlet 15 

Chirk,  Henry  O 137 

( 'lark,  Isaac  N 13 

Clark,  J.  Harvey 255 

(dark,  Jacob  L   104 

Clark,  James  E .38 

Clark,  James  S 295 

Clark,  John 351 

Clark,  JohnG 223 

Clark,  Juhn  II 261 

('lark,  John  M 2fi5 

(Hark,  .John  R   348 

Chirk,  John  W 198 

*  'lark,  Jonas  J 115 

(Mark,  Jonathan 334 

Clark.  Joseph  H 26 

Clii'k,  Joseph  M 294 

Clark,  JuhuH  W P« 

Clark,  Eeander 283 

('lark.  Ijogan 117 

Clark,  Euther  E 320 

Clark,  iMaleoin 323 

Chirk,  lIideolniG 224 

Clark,  Martin  L 195 

Clark,  Mathow 290 


INDEX   OF   NAMES. 


475 


Clark,  Milton  F.,  (51st  Mo.  inf.) 138 

Clark,  Milton  F.,  (5tli  JTare.  cav.) 347 

Clark,  Morris  W 264 

Clark,  Mosea  F 295 

Clark,  NathaoielC 370 

Clark,  Nathaniel  G 123 

Clark,  Newton 184 

Clark,  Orlando  J 295 

Clark,  Oscar  A 159 

Clark,  Otis  S 320 

Clark,  Peter  F 38 

Clark,  Prentice  B 246 

Clark,  Prentis  B 257 

Clark,  S.  Kirkwood 284 

Clark,  Samuel 285 

Clark,  Samuel  F 157 

Clark,  Samuel  Kirkwood 234 

Clark,  Solomon  S 400 

Clark,  Stephens 13,26,43 

Clark,  Temple 1 68 

Clark,  William  A 296 

Clark,  William  B 357 

Clark,  William  H.,  (35th  Mo.  inf.) 126 

Clark,  WiUiam  H.,  (Ut  Ncv.  cav.) 37S 

Clark,  William  H.,  (1st  7owo  inf.) 402 

Clark,  William  T 267 

Clark,  William  W 326 

Clark,  Zerah  P IIU 

Clarke,  Charles 299 

Clarke,  Charles  F 349 

Clarke,  George  A 3J8 

Clarke,  George  D 181 

Clarke,  John  G 167 

Clarke,  Eufus  B 401 

Clarke,  Thomas  C 241 

Clarke,  William  A.,  (1st  7oK>a  cav.) 227 

Clarke,  William  A.,  (9th  Minn,  inf.) 325 

Clarke,  William  M 400 

Clarke,  WiUisP 183 

Clarkson,  Robert  R 66 

Clarkson,  T.  S 70 

Clary,  Matthew  W 349 

Clary,  Michael  C 360 

Claude,  John 79 

Clausen,  Claus  L 186 

Claussen,  John 273 

Clawson,  Phineas  J 1 94 

Claweon,  Samuel  H 295 

Claxtoa,  William  C 74 

Clay,  Mark  W 317 

Clayton,  EliasW 12 

Clayton,  Joshua 374 

Clayton ,  Powell 347,  362 

Clayton,  William  Z 309 

Cleaveland,  Franklin  A 257 

Cleaveland,  Horatio  G 188 

Cleaver,  Israel 139 

Cleaver,  Josiah  J 241 

Cleghom,  Henry  A 299 

Cleino,  Henry 1 

Cleland,  William  W 95 

Clemen,  Gustav 129 

Clemen,  Gustavua 176 

Clemens,  George    385 

Clemens,  Gustavo 82 

Clement,  Andrew 186 

Clement,  John  P 21 5 

Clements,  Frank  M 400 

Clements,  George  R 223 

Clendening,  James  H 290 

Clevelaud,  James  T , 144 


Cleveland,  Marshall 351 

Clevenger,  Lewia  B 26 

Clifford,  James 2 

Clifton,  William  H 297 

Cline,  CullenE 307 

Cline,  John  N 375 

Clinton,  Charles,  (Ist  il/o.  cav.) 1 

Clinton,  Charles,  (Ist  Wis.mf.) 145 

Clinton,  George  O 144 

Clinton,  Henry  P 172 

Cliuton,  Orson  P.,  (1st  Wis.  caT.) 144 

Clinton,  Orson  P.,  (2l6t  Wis.mf.) 195 

Clock,  Hezekiah  C 253 

Olopper,  John  Y 6 

Close,  Andrew  J.,  (1st  Wis.  h'y  art.) 154 

Close,  Andrew  J.,  (1st  iV'flB.  inf.) 379 

Clothier,  Charles  T 149 

Clothier,  Nelson  W 277 

Clot-lo-fix-se-ho 364 

Cloud,  William  F.,  (2d  cav.  and  10th  K(m. 

int.) 345,346,372 

Cloud,  WilliamP.,  (15th  Kan.  cav-) 358 

Clough,  Walter  W 400 

CUoutman,  Charles  C ...246 

Clouts,  George  L 123 

Clouts,  John 123 

Clover,  Chester  0 277 

Clowes,  Edward  G 17 

Clowney,  John 206 

Clum,  Henry  R 167 

Chine,  William  H 253 

Clutter,  Alfred  A 375 

Clyde,  RnhertP 220 

Clynia,  WiUiam  H 11 

Coiikley,  James  E - 196 

Coau,  Charles  M 11 

Coatos,  Henry  C - - 311 

Coates,  William  R- 204 

0.)hb,  Amasa,  (5th  TVis.mi.) 167 

Cobb,  Amasa,  (43d  Wis.  iuf.) 216 

Cobb,  Daniel 320 

Cobb,  Edward  D 302 

Cobb,  George  P 401 

Cobb,  Samuel  C 183 

Cobb,  Seymour  E 3 

Cobb,  Stephen  M 296 

Coburn,  MiUardB 198 

Coi-hran,  Charles,  (6th  Cal  inf.) 342 

Cochran,  Charles,  (12th  Kan.  inf.) 374 

Cochran,  Franklin 10 

Cochran,  Henry 125 

Cochran.  John 367 

Cochran,  John  M 261 

Cochran ,  Milton  B 228 

Cochran,  Warren 171 

Cochrane,  James  E 306 

Cockburn,  Thomas  F 134 

Cocklia,  David  E 267 

Cocklin,  LeviB 278 

( '.oddington,  Eli  H 403 

Coddingtou,  James  D 104 

Codington,  Edmund  W 329 

Cody,  PhilanderH 159 

Coe,"  David  M - 242 

Coe,  Isaacs 125 

Coe,  JamnsH 282 

Coffee,  Andrew  J 394 

Coflft-e,  JohnB 32 

Coffi-r,  Harden 45 

C .ff.-y ,  Christopher  C 151 

Coffey,  James  H.,  (7th  Mo.  inf.) 89 


476 


INDEX   OF   NAMES. 


Coffoy,  JamcK  H.,  (40tU  Mo.  Inf.) ]2fi 

Coffin,  JiuiichL 17H 

Coflin,  LoreuKO  S '-i'Xi 

Cofliii,  O.  S :ifi') 

Coffiulierry,  Creighton  C I'-'H 

Coft'man,  Ahh.S  47 

Coffriiun,  Byron  S nur, 

Cofrinuii,  Victor  H '-".irj 

Coflin,  David  A :il'J 

CoggCHliall,  Jolm  M l;:iH 

Coglilaii,  Philip  P ItiH 

Cogle,  JiimcH  A 70 

CogHwell,  Zi'lotcH  P 147 

Cohn,  AltiiMt  R 411 

Coiner,  EraHrnuH  T '-':t4 

Colliadi,  JaiiicH  H *)i3 

Colboit,  Edward •I.'il 

Colljcrf,  liculirii  W ):i(i 

Colbert,  William l:ili 

Colburn,  Wr^bHtar  J I  r,r. 

Colby,  fJeorgi'  (1 10!) 

Colby,  John  C.  S Ill 

Colby,  Li'wiH lori 

Colby,  Marvin 17!l 

Colby,  Williiiin  M t-"~':i 

Colcloisun',  WiUiumR ff) 

Coldren.  Joliii  N 1!7II 

Cole,  Albert  S I!t0 

Cole,  Edwin  H for. 

Cole,  ETiMha 57 

Cole,  Euocli  8 1 

Cole,  EiKis  T 231 

Cole,  Frank  A 213 

Colo,  Frank  J ^.'. tirt 

Cole,  Fred.  M 24 

Cole,  George  H IH'J 

Cole,  JaiijeH  R I.'il 

Cole,  John  D 2(i.'', 

Cole,  Nathan  B   ^'M 

Cole,  Natli:tMiel  A 1  IK 

Cole,  NelKon 56,  59,  64,  :!;i:t 

Cole,  Itnbert  M i:)8 

Cole.  Stephen  S .V. 

Cole,  William  T 2o:( 

Cobm.Tii,  Kenjarnin  F 71,  11^ 

Colenian,  Cbarb'H  F .Tj!) 

Coleman,  Oavid  <; .91 

Cob 111  an,  DavliUl Dili 

Coleman,  Edward 190 

Coleman,  Harvey  E 2I.'> 

Coleman,  ITenry  II 214 

Coleman,  Jamen  H :i2K 

Coleman,  John .■j;i2 

Coleman,  John  P 120 

Coleman,  John  S 3!l(; 

Coleman,  TboinaH  M V7 

Coleman,  Willard  F itir, 

Coleman,  William  A.,  (lnt  JVix.  h'y  art.) !.'>:! 

Coleinan,  William  A.,  (18th  IFis.  iuf.) VM) 

Coleman,  William  11 2!i.'i 

Coleman,  William  I.)ean K/ 

ColcH,  Albert.  2(iH 

ColcH,  CharleH  J 301 

Cob-H,  John  IJ 91 

Coli-K,  John  ().,  (34th  Iowa  Inf.) 2!).'i 

Colen,  John  (}.,  (46tli  /omainf.) 403 

Collar,  John 41 

Colby,  David  T.  J 'ir, 

Colliej-,  CharleH  J 204 

Col  1  ier,  George 190 

Collier,  JaineH  M.,  (lltb  Mn.  eav.) 38 

Collier,  JameH  M.,  (llth  A/o.  mil.  cav.) 40 


Coll ior,  Robert  A 1 09 

OollinH,  AlvinM 307 

ColliiiH,  AmoHS 293 

ColllnH,  Henry 118 

ColliMH,  Henry  C 307 

ColllnH,  JameH ....165 

ColllnH,  JeHHO 187 

CollinH,  John  R 34 

Collinrt,  Jowpb  K.,  (32d  Mn.  inf.) 123 

CollinH,  JoHeph  R.,  (Uol.  I'lielpn'  rigiMo.  Inf.). 396 

Col llnH,  Loren  W 323 

CollinH,  Sy  I  venter  8 104 

CollinH,  ThonuiH  J 375 

CollinH,  Timothy 120 

CollinH,  William  A 178 

ColllnH,  Wi lliam  15 89 

Colliver,  Aaron 404 

Colly,  David  T.  J 394 

Colmaii,  lOdward 222 

CobinluB,  .lohn .84 

Colony,  John  D 288 

Odt,  JMley  I' 190 

Colter,  William 307 

Oolton,  H.  l'..rt 172 

Colton,  Hamnil  S )!i3 

Colvill,  William,  (lnt  Minn,  h'y  art.) 31/7 

Oolvlll,  William,  {lui  Minn,  iut) 312 

Colvln,  Don  All'onzo 21 

C'llwell,  John 142 

Colwell,  VVllHon 164 

tJiMal)H,  Charb-H  R 28 

(yOmbH,  JameH  D 31 

Comliy,  JiiliuH 87 

CorninH,  Clinton  J 295 

Comins,  Ralph  E 328 

Conipton,  Andrew  .1 173 

Cornpton,  CharliB  E 263 

Conipton,  John  F 264 

('om[)ton,  John  If 191 

Compton,  John  R 76 

OoniHtock,  Amlri'W  J 294 

(joniHtoek,  Chail(!H  A.,  (.'jib  Iowa  inf ) 251 

Comntock,  (Jbarb-K  A.,  (27th  Iowa  inf.) 287 

t  lomHtock,  Frane.iH  J 239 

OoiiiHtock,  JameH  H 106 

Oimntock,  JameH  M 144 

ConiHtock,  JuliUH  J ,...187 

Comntock,  ManviUo 323 

Conan,  ThomuH 189 

Conant,  (leorgo  E 165 

fjonant,  fborgo  II 262 

(Jonant,  J obn  H 57,  60 

Conant,  DepundeK  B 3153 

(Jonatty,  Tlu)maH  J. , 144 

Oonaway,  Anbury  B 277 

Concklin,  CharleH  W 220 

Condit,  JamcH  D 200 

Condon,  CharleH  M 277 

Oindray,   Minchcr 405 

Con  fare,  Ephraim 69,70 

(Jonger,  CliarleH  A 404 

Congir,  CharleH  C 344 

Conger,  David 174 

Omger,  David  B 174 

Conger,  John  D 265 

Con  key,  Theodore 149 

Omklin,  Alvah  R 18 

Conklin,  JameH  T 184 

Conk  I  in,  SylvoHter  J 221 

Conklyn,  Thorn aH  H 44 

Oinly,  JamcH  V, 165 

Couu,  CurtiH  F 255 


INDEX    OP    NAMES. 


477 


Conn,  William  D 29fi 

Connawaj",  Dennis  H.,  (8th  JMo.  mil.  cav.) 3:i 

Connaway,  Dennis  H.,  (iSth  Jl/o.  cav.) 46 

Connell,  John 288 

Connelly,  Alnuzo  P 322 

Connelly,  Patrick 236 

Connelly,  William  B 394 

Connelly,  AVilliara  H., 115,123 

Conner,  James  M ]25 

Conner,  Jeremiah  D 3.53 

Conner,  Thomas  A 394 

Conner,  Thomas  K 294 

Connet,  William  H 73 

Connit,  Horace  E 205 

Connor,  AsgiU 139 

Connor,  Michael 229 

Connor,  Patrick  Edward 337 

Connor,  Thomas 32 

Conover,  John 370 

Conrad,  George  D .3,30 

Conrad,  John  M 289 

Conrad,    Joseph,    (3d    and    15th    Mo.    inf., 

3-years  )...■. 82, 100 

Conrad,  Joseph,  (.3d  Mo.  inf.,  3  months.) 388 

Conrad,  William  F 284 

Conrick,  J.  Oscar 196 

Consalus,  John  L.,  (29th  Mo.  inf.) 118 

Consalus,  John  L.,  (4jth  Mo.  inf.) 134 

Consaul,  John  T 144 

Constable,  Nathaniel  S 82 

Cental,  Benjamin 242 

Converse,  Alonzo 293 

Converse,  George  S 305 

Converse,  Henry  B 164 

Converse,  James  L 171 

Converse,  RoUiu  P 171 

Convis,  Charles  C 335 

Conway,  Ed  win  J 104 

Conway,  Joseph  F 245 

Conway,  Thomas  A 225 

Conwell,  James 340 

Conyngham,  John  P 273 

Cook,  Charles,  (12th  Mo.  inf.) 97 

Cook,  Charles,  (2d  iV/o.  inf. ) 387 

Cook,  Charles  C 279 

Cook.  Charles  W- 172 

Cook,  Eli 342 

Cook,  Elihu  L .242 

Cook,  Erastus 153 

Cook,  Frank  T 1 

Cook,  George  W 265 

Cook,  Henry  X 35 

Cook,  Horace  A.  B 374 

Cook,  Isaac 26 

Cook,  Jacob  H 168 

Cook,  James  E 401 

Cook,  John,  (l)th  Zowa  inf.) 263 

Cook,  John,  (31st  Jowa  inf.) 292 

Cook,  John  B 36 1 

Cook.  John  L 2.53 

Cook,  Michael 326 

Cook,  Norman  W 231 

Cook,  Reynard 186 

Cook,  Samuel  D.,  (8th  7owa  inf.) 257 

Cook,  Samuel  D.,  (13th  Iowa  inf.) 267 

Cook,  Samuel  D.,  ^30th  /owa  inf.) 290 

Cook,  Thomas  Z.,  (18th  Iowa  int.) 277 

Cook,  Thomas  Z.,  {Ut  Iowa  inf.) 402 

Cook,  Walter 209 

Cook,  Watson  H 195 

Cook,  William  r 34 


Cooke ,  G.  Fred 309 

Cool,  Daniel  JI 247 

Cooledge,  Walter  S 343 

Cooley,  Gilbert 280 

Ciioloy,  Oscar 185 

Cooley,  Eufus,  jr 221) 

Coomer,  John 187 

Coon,  Datus  E 229 

Coou,  Lewis 3S 

Coon,  S.  Park 163 

Coon,  John  W 243 

Cooper,  Amos  C 289 

Cooper,  Daniel  E 249 

Cooper,  Eli  M 149 

Coiiper,  Francis  H 239 

Cooper,  Frederick  W 16 

Cooper,  Henry  B 257 

Cooper,  Howard  A 82, 110 

Cooper,  Isaac 271 

Cooper,  James  B.,  (35th  J17o.  inf.) 126 

Cooper,  James  B.,  (27th  Wis.  inf.) 203 

Cooper,  James  G 330 

Cooper,  James  M 294 

Cunper,  Jesse 246,  247 

Cooper,  John  E.  S 167 

Cooper,  Montgomery  G 261 

C'liiiier.  Samuel  F.,  (4th  Iowa  cav.) 233 

Cooper,  Samuel  F.,  (40th  Iowa  int.) 301 

Cooper,  Thomas  W.'. 17 

Cooper,  William  G 144 

Cooper,  William  H 104 

Cfioper,  William  S 145 

Coote,  George 19S 

i;. ipelun,  Jacob  T 239 

Co|ieliiud,  Frederick  A 149 

( '"iiely ,  Alexander  W 338 

Copland,  U-vi  S , 10 

Copp,  James 14 

Corbett,  William 279 

C;oil)in,  George  W 259 

Corbiii ,  James  P 2(17 

Corbon,  Early 40 

Cordier,  Adolph 201 

Core,  Caleb 247 

Corey,  Daniel  W 214 

Corey,  George  W 41 

Corfo.  Frederick 161 

Coifee,  Alfred 184 

Coi  iell,  Johii  C 298 

Corkhill,  Thomas  E 284 

Corioaek,  Joseph  W 24 

Cornelius,  Thomas  R 376 

Corneliuson ,  ■<_'luirles 203 

Cornell,  Henry  B 209 

Cornell,  James 112 

Cornell,  Norman  R 282,  301 

Cornes,  Edward  W 184 

Corumaii,  William  R 311 

Coruwell,  F.  A 312 

Corn  well,  Eafuvette,  (3d  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 13 

Coruwell.  Lafayette,  (23d  Mo.  inf.) 109 

Cornyn,  Florence  M.,  (10th  Mo.  cav.) 36 

Coruyn,  Florence  M.,  (1st  Mo.  It.  art.  and  1st 

Mo.  inf.) 56,386 

Corse,  John  M 2.53 

Corum ,  Jesse 14,42 

C^'orwin,  Charles  L 91 

Corwin,  David  B 366 

Cory,  .John 154 

Cory,  Lewis  P 294 

Cosgrove,  John 33 


478 


INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


Cosgrove,  John  M 161 

Cosgrove,  Patrick 345 

Cosuer,  Adam 370 

Coster,  John  H.,  (fith  Ca?.  inf.) 342 

Coster,  John  H.,  (7th  Ca/.  inf.) .?4:l 

Coston,  William  M 13.5 

Cntiiueh,  John  W 167 

Cotev,  Joseph  Ij 190 

Cotton,  William  H 251 

Conch,  James  E 4 

Couch,  Simeon  A 183 

Coughlan,  John  W 21 

C'oughran,  John  A 170 

Coult,  Theodore  A 340 

Coulter,  Edward 279 

Coulter,  John,  (7th  Mo.  mW.cav.) 30 

Coulter,  John,  (2d /ojoa  cav.) 229 

Coulter,  Jolm  N 300 

Coulter,  John  P 2(i5 

Coulter,  William  A 227 

Counts,  William  D 137 

Courtright,  Anthony 239 

Courlriglit,  William  C 134 

Couse,  Edward  H 325 

Couse,  Harrison  K 314 

Cousins,  Jloses 297 

Couslv,  William  P 390 

Covel  1,  James  E.  C 273 

Cover,  John  C 223 

Cover,  JohnG 324 

Coverdale,  Daniel  S 314 

Covert,  George  P 392 

Cowan,  Joseph  H 362 

Cowan,  Robert 46 

Cowan,  William  V 141 

Cowdrey ,  John  N 6 

Cowen,  Benjamin  F 206 

Cowing,  George  F 204 

Cowles,  Byron  K _253 

Cowles,  Henry  R 245 

Cowles,  Melville  B 223 

Cowley,  Matthew 354 

Cowperthwait,  J.  W y."> 

Cox,  Aaron  P 27 

Cox,  Abram  P 139 

Cox,  Arthur  L 206 

Cox,  Charles  H.,  (2d  rfi.*.  cav.) 147,  14>! 

Cox,  Charles  H.,  (50th  (I'ls.  inf.) 223 

Cox,  E.  St.  Julien,  (Ist  it/(»n.cav.) ..302 

Cox,  E.  St.  Julien,  (2djVi««.  inf.j 314 

Cox,  Edward 130 

Cox,  Hugh  P 245 

Cox,  J.  Clement 329 

Cox,  John  A.M 139 

Cox,  John  H 77,  106 

Cox,  John  T 364,366 

Cox,  Myron  S 301 

Cox,  Oliver  H.  P 347 

Cox,  Richard  N 136 

Cox,  Samuel  P. 3 

Cox,  Thomas 332 

Cox,  V.  H 332,341 

Coy,  Lucien  W 73,  74 

Coyle,  Gilbert  D 144 

Coyle,  John  J 225 

Coyle,  Samuel  B 237 

Coyle,  William  H 260 

Crabb,  Benjamin,  (7th  Iowa  inf.) 255 

Crabb,  Benjamin,  (19th  Iowa  inf.) 278 

Crabtree,  John  D 11,36 

Crabtree,  Marcus  L 137 


Cracklin,  Joseph 346 

Craft,  Samuel  W 93 

Crafts,  Fred 364 

Crafts,  William  G 368 

Craig,  A .  J 401 

Craig,  David  A 275 

Craig,  Edward  J 32 

Craig,  James  P 1,2 

Craig,  James  W.,  (2il  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 8 

Craig,  James  W.,(i7th /oicffl  inf.) 275 

Craig,  John  B 245, 247 

Craig,  John  P 271 

Craig,  John  S 280 

Craig,  Joseph 187 

Craig,  Samuel  T 227 

Craig,  Seth  H.,  (3d  Wis.  cav.) 149 

Craig,  Seth  H.,  (4th  Iowa  inf.) 249 

Craigie,  David  J 257 

Craigmiles,  Peter    93 

Craigue,  Nelson  F 151 

Crail,  Benjamin  F 231 

Crain,  John  S 30 

Cram,  De  Witt  C 237 

Cram,  Franklin  B 168 

Cramer,  Adolph  J 211 

Cramer,  John  F.,  (17th  A^o.  inf.; 102 

Cramer,  John  F.,  (3d  Mo.  inf.) 388 

Cramer,  Joseph 249 

Crampton,  T.  D .9 

Crandal,  Robert  M 332 

Crandall,  A.  R 401 

Crandall,  Clark  P 377 

Crandall,  Florence 41 

Crandall,  Horace  B 204 

Crandall,  James  W 196 

Crandall,  John  R 55,139 

Crandall,  Orson  H 106,  111 

Crandall,  Robert  B 197 

Crandall,  Rodolph 235 

Crandall,  Theron  W 21 

Crandall,  WatsonE 109 

Crandell,  Henry  E 215 

Crandell,  Theodore  R 295,  299 

Crane,  Arthur  C 32 

Crane,  Baron  H 284 

Crane,  Carso 259 

Crane.  Charles  E 168 

Crane,  George  M 91 

Crane,  Horace  O 165 

Crane,  J.  W 191 

Crane,  Jacob  S 400 

Crane,  James 353 

Crane   James  E 165 

Crane,  James  G 298 

Crane,  James  H 8 

Crane,  John,  (6th  Wis.  int.) 170 

Crane,  John,  (17th  Wis.  inf.) 189 

Crane,  John  C.. 1 

Crane,  Loroy  A 269 

Crane,  Louis  H.  D lS6 

Crane,  Rollin  H 189 

Crane,  William  W 351 

Cranor,  Harvey  51 126 

Uranor,  William 19 

Crary,  Benjamin  F 316 

Crary,  Elisha  A 259 

Crathorn,  Frank 282 

Crathorne,  Frederick 249 

Cratz,  Fred.,  (41st  iV/o.  inf.) 129 

Crntz,    Fred.,    (2d    Mo.    inf.    U.   S.   R.   C, 
3-months) 387 


INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


479 


Cratz,   Fred.,    (2d   Mo.  inf.   U.    S.   R.   C, 

3-years) 78 

Crawford,  Charles  A 241 

Crawford,  DeWitt  C 233 

Ciawford,  Housea  C 300 

Crawford,  James,  (10th  Mo.  inf ) 93 

Crawford,  James,  (2d  Iowa  cav.) 229 

Crawford,  James  H 30 

Crawford,  James  W 318 

Crawford,  Jnha  C,  (21st  Wis.  inf.) 195 

Crawford,  John  C,  (1st  Afwm.  inf.) 311 

4   Crawford,  Logan 271 

Crawford,  Marshall  S 2;n 

Crawford,  Phineas  W 247 

Crawford,  Samuel  J 345 

Crawford,  William  P 255 

Crawley,  Michael 184 

Creamer,  Robert  D 290 

Credit,  Nathaniel  C 300 

Cree,  Alfred  B 281 

Cree,  Theodore  G 282 

Creek,  John 4 

Cregg,  Alexander 327 

Creighton,  Hugh  L 290 

Creighton,  James  H 277 

Creitz,  Lewis  F 296 

Creitz,  William  F 347 

Cremer,  Harrison  W 239 

Cremony,  John  C 329,  330 

Cressey,  Timothy  R 314 

CrezeliuB,  Christian 75 

Crichton,  Peter  P 2.53 

Crigel,  Irvine 41 

Cripps,  Walter  J 6,  37 

Crisp,  Perseus  R 249 

Crissy,  James 227 

Crist,  La  Tour  M 172 

Crites,  John 149 

Crittenden,  Thomas  T 30 

Critz,  Frank 290 

Crocker,  Allen 374 

Crocker,  Beiijnmin  F 147 

Crocker,  David  J 229 

Crocker,  James 144 

Crocker,  John  R 344 

Crocker,  Marcellue  M 245,  267 

Crocker,  Watson  D 158 

Crockett,  Robert 13,  27 

Crockett,  William  H 25 

Crofoot,  Edward  B 208 

Croft,  John  H 375 

Croft,  John  T 235 

Croghan,  Patrick 189 

Cromwell,  Charles  W 302 

Crone,  Augustus -  .229 

Cronenbold,  Ferdinand  W 392 

Cronkhite,  Edgar 304 

Cronsioe,  ,S  vante 318 

Crook,  Joel  J 351 

Crooke,  George 280 

Crooke,  William  D 280 

Crooker,  George  W 311 

Crooks,  Thomas 349 

Crooks,  WiUiam 322 

Crookshank.  Nathaniel  M 1 

Crosby,  Ezra 295,  299 

Crosby,  Francis  W 261 

Crosby,  Mauson  H 279 

Crosby,  James  P 227 

Crosley.  George  W 248 

Cross,  Elisha  W 318 


I  Cross,  George  L.,  (8th  batt'v  Wis.  It.  art.).. .153 
Cross,  George  L.,  (13th  batt'y  H'is.  It.  art.).  ..160 

Cross,  Henson  H 290 

Cross,  John,  (4th  and  14th  Jl/o.  mil.  cav.).  ..18,  45 

Cross,  John,  (14th  Mo.  cav,) 44 

Cro.ss,  Philetus  N 184 

Cross,  Robert  W 282 

Cross,  .Samuel  K 345 

Cross,  WiUiam  F 306 

Cross,  William  J 126 

Crosse,  Charles  G 223 

Croswell,  Micah  S 324 

Crotsenberg,  Nicholas 183 

Crotzer,  William  H 242 

Crouch,  Darius 92 

Crouch,  John  S 332 

CroTieh,  Robert  L 59,  72 

Crow,  A.  T 83 

Crowder,  Thomas  N 403 

Crowe,  John  T 113 

(;rowe,  .Samuel  J 394 

Crowell,  John  S 11 

Crowell,  Robert  C 113 

Crowly,  J.  W 43 

Crowuiushield,  John  C 339 

Crozer,  James  G 285 

Crozier,  William  M 244 

Crugone,  James 161 

Crumrine,  Henry  S 374 

Cudworth,  Darius  A 104 

Culbertson,  Andrew  J 131 

Culbertson,  Henry  M 167 

Culbertson,  William 149 

Culh-n,  John  W 377 

Cullimore,  John 1 

Gulp,  Benjamin  P 11 

Culver,  Asa 403 

Culver,  Isaiah 154 

Culver,  Norman  K 320 

Culver,  Orlando 400 

Camming,  Martin  S 262 

Cummings,  Edwin  E 2  i7 

Cummings,  Ezra  W    91 

Cummings,  Henry  J.  B 249,  300 

Cummings,  Jerry 151 

Cummings,  John  K 392 

Cummings,  Robert 285 

Cummings,  Stephen 234 

Cummings,  William  C 261 

Cummins,  Charles  H 394 

Cumrnins,  Ephraim 241 

Cummins,  George  W 298 

Cummins,  Joseph  W 403 

Cummins,  Markoe,  (6th  Iowa  inf.) 254 

Cummins,  Markoe,  (1st  iowa  inf,) 4')2 

Cundiflf,  W.  H.  H 10,26,43 

Cunningham,  Charles  H 203 

Cunningham,  Ebenezer  E 135 

Cunningham,  J"hu  S 73,  74 

Cunningham,  Lemuel  G 239 

(Cunningham,  R.  F 19 

Cunningham,  .Stephen  B 242 

Cunningham,  Thomas  W <'. 142 

Cunningham,  WiUiam  T 271 

Cuntz,  Cornelius,  (34th  Wis.  mil.  inf.) 210 

Cuntz,  Cornelius,  (35th  Wis.  inf.) 211 

C'urkendall,  George 231 

Curl,  William 2.36 

Curley,  Thomas 89,115 

Curran,  Henry 167 

Curran,  Martin 189 


480 


INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


CuiTey,  George  E 370,  377 

Currie,  G-nrRu  E   130 

Currier,  Ami>s  A 38 

Currier,  Henry 1  ."iS 

Currier,  Richnrd 20[) 

Curry,  Amos  P 31) 

Curry,  Andrew  W Ill 

Curry,  James  L 370 

Cur  ice,  Charlea  E ]51 

Curtice,  Ileniv  J 2(MJ 

Curtis,  Charle's  G.,  (35th  Mo.  iuf.) I'-iO 

Curtis,  Charles  G.,  (^ih.  Iowa  int.) i.'o!t 

Curtis,  Daviil  W 205 

Curtis,  Frank,  (14th  Mo.  H.  G-  inf.) 99 

Curtis,  Franii,  (8th  A'a«.  inf.) 370 

Curtis,  GoldT 3-20 

Curtis,  Heurv  C 183 

Curtis,  Henry  G 139 

Curtis,  James  F 335,  338 

Curtis,  John 323 

Curtis,  Joseph  .S 215 

Curtis,  Orren  A 358 

Curtis,  Samuel  P 300 

Curtis,  Samuel  E 245 

Curtis,  Vulney 242 

Curtiss,  Amasa  S 243 

Curtiss,  Daniel  S 204 

Curtiss,  Hira  W 234 

Cushway,  Benjamin  N 307 

Cushraan,  Gustavus  H 247 

Custer,  Matthew 201 

Cutlar,  Chancellor 323 

Cutler,  Beniamin  C 332 

Cutler,  Ezekiel    - 2112 

Cutler,  Frederick  L 304 

Cutler,  George  W 58,01 

Cutler,  Horace  D.  B 231 

Cutler,  Lewis  H 293 

Cutler,  Lysander 170 

Cutler,  Martin  P 43 

Cutter,  Ammi 323 

Cutter,  Ebeu  F 82 

Cutter,  George  H 105 

Cutting,  Charles  H 342 

Cutting,  IMarquis  F -148 

Daevel,  Charles IC 

Daggett,  George  A 128 

Dagley,  William  T 203 

Dahl,  O.  R - 186 

Dahm,  Emiel  J 218 

Dahnier,  George 390 

Dailey,  Dennis  B 103, 170 

Dailey,  John  G 187 

Dail}',  Ambrose 30 

Daily,  David  D 348 

Daily,  Janie^ -3 

Daius,  .Samuel  G 130 

Dakan,  Lehigh   139 

Dake,  Charles  W 289 

Dakes,  Richard  H 284 

Dakin,  Paul 208 

Dalbey ,  Simeon  J 301 

Dale,  Bonaparte 289 

Dale,  Columbus 19 

Dale,  Douglas 18 

Dale,  Frank - 280 

Dale,  George  W 170 

Dale,  Nicholas  H 147 

Daley,  Barnabas 4 

Daley,  Robert 330 

Dalgairus,  Charles  A 200 


Dallmeycr,  Ferdinand 97 

Dalryniple,  Charlea HI 

Dalton,  John  F 3.57 

Dallon,  JohnH 378 

Damde,  George,  (3d  Mo.  inf.,  3-year8) '.82 

Damde,  George,  (3d  Mo.  inf.,  3  months) 388 

Damewood,  Isaac 289 

Damman,  Jeremiah  D 149 

Oamiuert,  Richanl 16 

Damon,  Thomas  Henry 148 

Dampier,  Edward 306 

Dana,  Napoleon  J.  T .311    i,,, 

Dana,  Newell  B 233 

Dance,  John 241 

Dane,  Jerome,  (2d  7li/'n?(.  inf) 314 

Dane,  Jerome,  (9th  Min n.  inf. ) 325 

Dangler,  Samuel  J ^29 

Daniel,  James  A 137 

Daniels,  Don  A 310 

Daniels,  Edward 144 

Daniels,  Jared  W 304,322 

Daniels,  Jason 149 

Daniels,  Jasper  S 153 

Daniels,  Joheph 302 

Daiiieli,  Milton  J 325 

Daniids,  Nahum 165 

Daniels,  Rinaldo  G 307 

Daniels,  ,Squiie  B 285 

Daniels,  'riiiimas  G 298 

Daniels,  Wesly  A 288 

Danielson,  John  A 271 

Danner,  George 386 

Darby,  Timothy 112 

Darling,  Benjamin  F 2-59 

Darling,  Charles  E 206 

Darling,  Edwin 3J3 

Darling,  Nelson 196 

Darling,  Jerome 252 

Darling,  Thomas  J 349 

Darling,  AVilliam  S 403 

Diirmstattir,  Louis 102 

Darnell,  John  S 42 

Darrow,  Edwin 127 

Dariow,  Jonathan 304 

Darrow.  William  II 251 

Darst,  Abraham 30 

D' Artois,  Gaston 342, 344 

Daitt,  Jiisiah  R 320 

Dashiell,  Henry  L 228 

Daughei-ty,  D.  C 93 

Daugherly,  Francis  JI 284 

Davenport,  Jonathan 231 

Davenport,  Simeon  J 32 

Davenport,  AVilliam  C 394 

David,  A brauder  F 149 

David.  Daniel  H.,  (.5th  il/o.  mil.  cav.) 21 

David,  Daniel  II.,  (14th  A'an.  cav.) 357 

David,  James  B 239 

David,  Milton  II 126 

David,  Virgil  J 243 

Davidson,  George  B 147 

Davidson,  Gritiith 131 

Davidson,  Isaac  M 122 

Davidson,  James  V 93 

I>avidson,  John 170 

Davidson,  John  JI 245 

Davidson,  Robert 284 

Davidson,  Roger 86 

Davidson,  William  B 269 

Davidson,  Wm.  C.  T 11 

Davies,  David  D 222 


INDEX    OP    NAMES, 


481 


Davies 

Dav 

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Davi 

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Dnv 

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George  A 289 

Johu  E 195 

Joliu  R 153 

Joseph  W 343 

Samuel  Q 40 

Thomas .66 

Addison 269 

Albert  S 312 

Alsou  C 345 

Anderson 294 

Asaph  J 93 

Benjamin  F 328 

Berrymau  K 131 

Beverly  A 123 

Charles 283 

Charles  D 189 

C  li  ar  1  f  s  E _ 311 

Charles  L 326 

Charles  W 295 

Cushman  K 204 

Daniel  E 135 

David  J 281 

David  O 170 

Edward  E 279 

Edwin,  (15th  Iowa  inf.) 271 

Edwin ,  (37th  Iowa  inf.) 298 

Emanuel 18 

Ephraira 19 

Ephraim  P 300 

Francis  U.,  (7th  Mo.  cav.) 28 

Francis  M.,  (4th /ojoa  cav.) 233 

Frank  M 289 

Franklin  J 221 

G-eorge  M 106 

George  S 167 

Hannibal  B 18 

Henry  C 353 

J.  W 168 

James,  (.5tb  Kan.  cav.1 348 

James,  (10th /Can   inf.) .373 

James  E 394 

Joe,  (32dil/o.  inf.) 124 

Joe,  (Col.  Phelps'  reg't  Mo.  inf.) 396 

Joel  T .309 

John 149 

JohnB 314 

JohnE 216 

John  H 288 

John  N 205 

John  T 273 

John  W 342 

Joseph  H 245 

Joseph  L ,.245 

Josiah  W , .  106 

Llewellyn , 3 

Nich ol its  S , 332 

Noble  P 70 

Orrin  G.,  (Ist  flfhin.  cav.) 303 

Orrin,  G.,  (l.^t  Minn,  h'y  art.) 307 

Eobert ,..,...  8 

Robert  W 98 1 

23 


S .  !.-•  e , 323 

Samuel  B , 271 

Samuel  H ,..242 

Stephen  R , , 330 

Thomas  J 196 

Walstein , , 242 

Warren  B , 18 

Warren  G 200 

WerterR , 374 

Western , 360 


Davis,  William 1 

Davis,  William  F 402 

Davis,  William  H.,  (1st  N.  E.  and  2lKt  Mo. 

inf) 77,107 

Davis,  William  H.,  (48th  il/o.  inf.) 135 

Davis,  William  L 245 

Divvia,  William  P 26 1 

Davison,  James 338 

Davison,  John  G 284 

Davison,  Nathan  S 213 

Davy,  Peter  B.,  {\st  Minn,  cuv.) 302 

Davy,  Peter  B  ,  (2d  Minn,  cav.) 304 

Dawes,  Charles  M 283 

Dawes,  Riitus  R 170 

Dawes,  William  F 187 

Dawes,  William  J 174 

Dawley,  Rie-ardL  309 

Dawson,  Christopher  I 292 

Dawson,  George  F 258 

Dawson,  James  G 292 

Dawson,  James  H 76 

Dawson,  John  P 403 

Diiwsou,  John  Q.  A 241 

Davv.sou,  Josiah  B 263 

Dawson ,  William 8 

Dawson,  William  H 179 

Day,  Charles  M 216 

Day,  James  G 271 

Day,  Jo)m  L 403 

Day,  L.wis  A 1 67 

Day,  Madison 45 

Day,  Otis  G 244 

Day,  S.  Edward 125 

Day,  Wallace  W 179 

Day,  William  C 18,19,45 

Dayton,  Aaron  H.  H 323 

Dayton,  Fredei  ick  L 29G 

Dayton,  George  E 237 

Dayton,  John  R 104 

Deacon,  Andrew  G 171 

Deal,  George  W 275 

Dean,  Abncr  H 49 

Dean ,  A Ibert , 139 

Dean,  Albert  F , ,.227 

Dean,  Benjamin  D ,,.,,..,, 113 

Dean,  Charles  K , , , 163 

Dean,  Daniel  S , 288 

Dean,  Edwin  B  . . , , ,  -  .277 

Dean.  Edwin  JI 290 

Dean,  George  M , , , , .  .242 

Dean,  John 220 

Dean,  Jo.seph  T 147 

Dean,  Mahlon  C 288 

Dean,  Thaddeus  J  -  - . , , 7.3 

Dean,  Thomas 328 

Dean,  William -  - , 251 

Deane,  Frederick  A , 332 

D.ans,  William  C 34i2 

Dearborn,  Frederick  R 172 

Dearth,  6eoi-ge  W 292 

De  Boernstein,  V.  Shaelfrr 236 

De  Bolt,  Kezln  A.,  (23d  .l/o.  inf.l 109 

De  Bolt,  Reztn  A.,  (44th  Ma.  iut) 133 

De  Borde,  Edward 100 

Debus,  Henry,    (Ist  Mo.  inf.,  U.  S.  R..C., 

war  in  Mo. ) 75 

Debus,  Henry,   (1st  Mo.   inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C, 

3-months.)  .' 385 

De  Camp,  William  M 281 

Decker,  ErAost  W , , .  57,  38-5 

[  Dwker,  Henry,  (2d.  li'is.  cav.) ,., US 


31  g 


4^2 


INDEX    OP    NAMES. 


Di'ckcr,  Ilfiir.Y,  (Ist  Jfis.inf.) 400 

Ijrckur,  ,)iiiiic"n  \i .35 

Decker,  Jiiiik-h  W 144 

Du  Costa,  Ci-ori^.-W 1348 

De  C<'w,  Hciirv  R 245 

Dtf ,  Eilwiiid  W 2^3 

Deeke,  Cluii  Ir^i 97 

Deems,  Ileiir}' lUfi 

Deei-y,  Juuies 1K7 

De  Forest,  MoultOQ 100 

Dc  Forest,  Ni  wton 147 

De  Freest,   William  H 228 

Defrie«e,  Jolin  M 350 

De  aanna,  Wilson  ... 294 

De  Gray,  .laiuen 312 

De  Greudele,  Edward  L IC 

De  Gress,  Jacob  C 24 

De  Gresse.  William  J 36 

De  Groat,  CharlesH 208 

Degroat,  Marcus 19 

De  Haven,  Joseph C 237 

De  Heiis,  WdliamW 250 

De  Huff,  Jobn  Q.  A 231 

Deimer,  .Michael 93 

Deimliiig,  Francis  C 93 

Deitzler,  George  W 362 

DeKay,  Willett  W 316 

De  la  Guerra,  A.  M 329 

De  la  Guena,  Santiago 329 

Delaboyd,  John 26 1 

Delamano,  Amlrew 191 

DeLaMafvr,  Walter  A 205 

Delano,  J.dm  H 394 

Delano,  William  M. 41,  109 

De  Lauy,  Arthur  W 220 

Delany,  Edmund,  jr 195 

Delany,  James  H 335 

Delany,  Thomas 205 

Delashmutt,  John  1 353 

Delaware,  Ambrose  S 195 

DeLay,  Jaicb  B 239 

Delay,  Reuben 232 

De  Long,  Dan.  J 243 

De  Long,  Sidney  K .332 

Deraarest,  Uavid  B .312 

De  Merit,  John  P 205 

De  Merritt,  David  A 330 

De  Mers,  Frank  S 318 

Demmiug,  Auguatus  E 358 

Demny,  Charles,   (12th  A/o.  inf.) 97 

Demuy,  Charley,  (4th  Mo.  inf.) 390 

De  Moe,  Earl  C 217 

Dorapcy,  Isaac  H 301 

Demuth,  Albert .32 

De  Math,  John  A 245 

Deubv,  Wdliam 24 

Deng]",  Jo.-eph  J 244 

Dengler,  Ad'  Iph 388 

Denio,  Nat liaiuel  C 207 

Deuiann,  Jauu-«  M .279 

Denistou,  Wilson  D 2.54 

Denkcr,  H'ury 140 

Denney,  James  Ill 

Dennis',  Isaac  V 281 

Dennis,  James  M -  - 113 

Dennis,  James  N 295 

Dennisnn,  Jnm-ph  L 353 

Denuisten,  Hardy 189 

Denniston.  (rcorge  0 '. 184 

Denny,  Oliver  C 209 

Denny,  Perie  B 330 


Denny,  Robert  B 113 

Densmore,  Daniel 323 

Deusniore,  Lyman  W 21 

Denton,  Jefferson 350 

Dering,  Cy rus  E 217 

Dering,  Oscar  M 223 

Derrickson,  Richard  P 187 

Derring,  Charles  L 165 

Derry,  Thomas 149 

De  Saint  Ange,  Isidore 210 

De  Sanuo,  George .405 

Descourtis,  Edward  A 330 

Deslia,  John 133 

De  Smith,  Marquis 14 

De.spius,  Francis  J 172 

De  Tar,  Theodore 293 

Dette,  John  F.  W 76 

Dott«,  William 75 

Dettmer,  Frederick 273 

Detvviler,  George  M 241 

Deubach,  Henry 86 

Deupree,  Lewis  M 289 

Deutsch,  William 320 

Devendorf,  Daniel  B 161,192 

Devereux,  John  C 316 

Devin,  George  H 404 

De  vine,  Jobn 293 

Devine,  John  L 24 

Devlin,  Arthur  J 41 

Devlin,  Edward,  (2d  Wis.  inf.) 163 

Devlin,  Edward,  (30th  Wis.  inf.) 206 

Dewey,  Charles  O 282 

Dewey,  Green  A '. 355 

Dewey,  John 325 

Dewey,  Lawrence 290 

Dewey,  Robert  H 282 

Dewey,  William 271, 282 

De  Witt,  Clinton 245,247 

De  Witt,  George  S 298 

De  Witt,  John  D 24 

De  Witt,  Moses  T 401 

Dewolf,  Charles  W 29 

De  Wyl,  Nicolas 398 

Dexter,  David  H 210 

Dexter,  John  B 345 

Dexter,  Silas 360 

Deyhle,  Charles 79 

Dibble,  PhilerK 35 

Dichtl,  George  A 376 

Dick,  James  M 284 

Dick,  William  B 165 

Dicken,  Stephen  H 323 

DickenhoflF,  Philip 86 

Dickenson,  Edward  S 36 

Dickenson,  Edwin  J 6 

Dickenson,  Martin  H 363 

Dickerman,  Herbert  H 403 

Dickorson,  Edward  B 217 

Dickerson,  Nelson  W 314 

Dickcrson,  Samuel  C 228 

Uickey,  Edgar  V 314 

Dickinson,  Edward  C 8,  40,  45 

Dickinson,  Lewis 196 

Dickinson,  Seth  J 344 

Dickson,  Augustus  M 135 

Ltickson,  John 156 

Dickson,  John  S 219 

Dickson,  Wallace  E 351 

Didra,  Christian 307 

Diehl,  Edwin  P 137 

Dierker,  George...' 136 


INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


483 


Dierker,  JohnP 136 

Dierker,  John  H 39O 

Dieterick,  George 392 

Dietricti,  Henrj' 7f; 

Dietrich,  John,  (1st  Mo.  mil.  inf.) 76 

Dietrich,  John.  (King's  iud.  co.  Mo.  inf.) H3 

Dietz,  Henry  F.,  (2d  ami  ]5th  Mo.  inf.)... 79,  100 

Dietz,  Henry  F.,  {iUt  Mo.  inf.) 129 

Diffenbuclier,  B.  Frank 230 

Dike,  William  H 311 

Dill,  Andrew  R 42 

Dill,  Daniel  J.,  (6th  Wis.iT\f.) 170 

Dill,  Daniel  J. ,  (30th  Wis.  inf. ) 206 

Dill,  Edward  W 132 

Dill,  Hamilton 74,112 

Dill,  William 296 

Dillard,  Robert  B 24 

Dille,  Samuel  M 41 

Dilley,  Amos 227 

Dilley,  James  F 318 

DiUey,  Thomag  L 295 

Dillin,  Columbus  D 2.^5 

Dillin,  John 256 

Dillin,  Thomas - 288 

Dillman,  Sylvester  S 283 

Dillon,  Henry l157 

Dillon,  John 294 

Dillon,  LoydH 233 

Dilworth,  George  M 363 

Dimick,  John  B 377 

Dimmitt,  Wilbur  C 283 

Dimon,  Charles 345 

Dinger,  Franz 394 

Dingert,  Leopold 84 

Dinkelmann,  Frederick 97 

Dinsbeer,  John 76 

Dintimore,  Albert  G.,  (49th  Wis.  inf.) 222 

Dinsmore,  Albert  G. ,  (4l8t  Wis.  inf.) 401 

Dinsmore,  David  C 227 

Dinsmore,  George  F 206 

Dinwiddie,  William  A 281 

Dipple,  Charles  W 212 

Dipple,  Daniel  B 207 

Ditmore,  Conrad 259 

Dittoe,  William  T 269 

Dixon,  JohuC 325 

Dixon,  L.  J 400 

Dixon,  Lorenzo  A 150 

Dixon,  Lucius  I 161 

Dixon,  William 290 

Dixson,  Simon  H 296 

Dizraang,  James  W 122 

Doak,  Thomas 118 

Doan,  Nelson  R 1 79 

Doane,  Eleazer  B 241 

Doane,  G.  C 55,139 

Doane,  Peter,  j r 203 

Dobbins,  John  J 335 

Dobbins,  Marctis  D 340 

Dobbs,  Abram 21 

Dobler,  George  W 365 

Dobyna,  Henry  M 3.50 

.'Joekaader,  Jerome  G 224 

X>odd,  William  P 248 

Dortds,  William  II.,  (14th  Iowa  int) 269 

Dodds,  William  H.,  (3d  Cal.iVit,) 337 

Dodge,  Dana  D 163 

Dodge,  Edward  F 192 

Dodge,  George  W.  S 256 

Dodge,  Greenville  M 249 

Dodge,  James  H 158 


Dodge,  James  N 311 

Dodge,  Jonas  G 360 

Dodge,  Oliver  H 105 

Dodge,  William  H 213 

Dodson,  Henry  T 30 

Dodson,  Isham  B 8,40 

Dodson,  Job 40 

Doehn,  Rudolph 392 

Doer,  Charles  W 79 

Doerflinger,  Charles,  (2d  Wis.  cav.) 148 

Doerflinger,  Charles,  (26th  Wis.  inf.) 201 

Doerge,  Charles 97 

Doemer,  William 176 

Doerschlag,  Alfred  P 176 

Doherty,  Francis 122 

Doherty,  Frank .73 

Doherty,  Roderick  O 122 

Dolahan,  Thomas  T 95 

Dolan,  Thomas  H 190 

Dole,  George 364,366 

Dolman,  Peter  R 1 04 

Dolson,  John 280 

Domnick,  George 388 

Domscheke,  Bernhard 201 

Donahoe,  John 89 

Donahoo,  John 8,  40 

Douahoo,  Michael  J 267 

Donahower,  Jeremiah  C 314 

Donaldson,  Charles  D 290 

Donaldson,  Hugh  S 306 

Donaldson,  James  H 318 

Donaldson,  John  A 93 

Donaldson,  Robert  S 318 

Donnan,  William  G 287 

Donnell,  James  M 18 

Donnell,  John  A 227 

Donnelly,  Edward  8 104 

Donnelly,  George  K 1 112 

Donner,  Lieberath 3!-'8 

Donohoe,  James  R 35 

Donovan,  Alonzo 35b 

Donovan,  Lemuel 245 

Donsman,  John  P 220 

Donte ville.  Felix 76 

Dooley,  Andrew  J 324 

Di.oley,  William  H.  H  318 

Doolittle,  Anson  O.,  (2d  rri.?.  inf.) 1G4 

Doolittle,  Anson  O.,  (37th  Wis.  inf.) 213 

Doolittle,  Henry  B 279 

Doolittle,  Samuel  R 351 

Doppler,  Philip 3(30 

Dora,  Benjamin  F 295 

Doran,  Felix  W 296 

Doran,  John  L 189 

Doran,  William  P 394 

Dorey,  Frederick 21 

Dorian,  Edward 195 

Dorland,  James  M 138 

Dorland,  Robert  H 328 

Dorman,  Louis 59 

Dorn,  Edward 298 

Dorr,  Henry 48 

Dorr,  Joseph  B 241,265 

Dorrance,  Orange  F 288 

Dorsey ,  Edmund 79 

Dorsey,  Norris  H 320 

Dorsey,  William  B 1 

Dorwin,  Virus  W 200 

Dotson,  James  M 32 

Doty,  Lewis  W 219 

Doty,  MiloL 295 


484 


INDEX   OF    NAMES. 


Doty,  Milton  H 174 

Doiulna,  Willoug-hby 353 

Dnii^liei-ty,  ErlwardC 295,  S!i!l 

DoiiRlierty,  Hugh 375 

Douglicrty,  James  F 93 

Dougherty,  John  D 38 

Doughty,  James  C 330 

Doughty,  John  B ]fi8 

D. luglas,  Charles  W 318 

Doualas,  James  M 318 

Douglas,  Orhindo  B 1(14 

Douglass,  Charles  D 335 

Douglass,  Frank  J 1,  28 

Douglass,  Henry,  (2(1  ,1A>.  car.) 6 

Douglass,  Honry,  (12th  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 42 

Douglass,  Jeremiah  H    167 

Douglass,  John  A 1H4 

Douglass,  Joseph  M.,  (fiih  Intra  inf.) 253 

Douglass,  Joseph  M.,  (47  h  lowuiwW) 404 

Douglass,  Justus  G 205 

Dover,  Oscar 122 

Diiv,  Charles  G 164 

D..\r,  Charles  W.  W 227 

D. .U-,  Daniel  W 402 

D  .\v,  Harlan  P 19 

Dow,  Isaac  W 3.53 

l>owd,  Alexander 293 

Dower,  William  R 1 

Down,  Francis 222 

D  iwuard,  William 257 

Dowuey,  John 82 

Downie,  Mark  W 3U 

Downing,  Absalom  R 11 

Downing,  Andrew 351 

Downing,  David  R 127 

Downing,  Huckelberry 368 

Downing,  Jack 368 

Downing,  John,  (3]st  lotca  int.) 2'12 

Downing,  John,  (10th  Kan.  mi.) 372 

Downing,  John  E 43 

Downing,  Joseph  H 278 

Downing,  Lewis 368 

Downing,  Samuel  H 366 

Doiviis,  D.  L 210 

Di.wns,  Henry  ,S 251 

Downs,  Nath.-m 179 

Downs,  Nathan  H 401 

Downs,  William  H.,  (25th  JVi.^.  inf.) 200 

Down.s,  William  H.,  (23d /o«-a  inl.) 282 

Dl.w-,  .Stephen  L 279 

Dovh-,  Frank  N 273 

DovIp,  Michael  A 89 

Do'vle,  Thomas,  (Ist  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 3 

Do'vle,  Thomas,  (13th  Mo.  cav.) 43 

Drace,  W.  F ]  32 

Drake,  Austin 128 

Drake,  Charles 355 

Drake,  Charles  L 279 

Drake,  Francis  M 297 

Drake,  Henrv  T 1 98 

Drake,  HoMinr 172 

Drake,  Jay  J 89 

Drake,  Joim  M 376,  377 

Dr;.ke,  Leon  H 404 

Draki-,  Milton  L 184 

Drak.-.  Samnel  A 405 

Dr.ike,  William  C 232 

Draper,  Charles  L 125 

Draper,  Daniel  M 35 

Di  aper,  Hi-rbert  M 56,  ,385 

Draper,  John  B 127 


Draper,  Philander 125 

Drayer,  J. .liii  B 290 

Drecksler,  William 393 

Dreher,  Otto  F 316 

Dreher,  Pius 400 

Dreihelbis,  Martin  A 206 

Dresher,  Valentine 332 

Dresser,  Frederick  A 206 

Drew,  Aaron  W 261 

Diew,  Charles  ,S 376 

Drew,  James  B.  C 211 

Drew,  Willium  V 355 

Drigg.s,  Job  S 2,!l 

Drinkall,  Thomas  O 149 

Drips,  Andrew  W 260 

Drips,  Thomas  G 287 

Driscoll,  Daniel 1 U 

Driver,  John  P 288 

DroegH,  Ht-rmann 86 

Droste,  John  H 100 

Drum,  John 314 

Drnmhiller,  Willi.am,  (.5th  Mn.  cav.) 21 

Drumhiller,  TiVilliam,  (44th  Mo.  inf.) 1,33 

Drnmmond,  I  )aiiiel  235 

Drnmmond,  David 280 

Drnraniond,  I-^aac  S 290 

Drnmmond,  James  T 233 

Drnmmond,  John  H 372 

Drnmmond,  I.ongji'y  D 147 

Dnimmond,  Thomas 233 

Druminond,  Willis 242 

Drury,  Lucius  H.,(lst  Fr/.':.  h'y  art.) 153 

Drury,  Lucius  II.,  (3d  batt'y  Wis.  It.  art.) 155 

Dryden,  Carlton 261 

Drysdale,  James 318 

Dnane,  Daniel  J 248 

Du  Bois,  Charles 227 

Du  Bois,  Darwin,  (29th  ir/.s-.  inf.) 205 

Du  Bois,  Darwin,  (46th  //7.<.  inf.) 219 

Du  Hois,  John  B 165 

Dubois,  John  V 56 

Du  Bois,  Lewis  O 8,40 

Duck,  Jumper 368 

Duckworth,  John  A 246 

Dudlev,  Charles 400 

Dudley,  Charh's  E 196 

Dudle'y,  Charles  P 343 

Dudley,  Kdward  J 28] 

Dudley.  Joseph  R 3 

Dner.  Beverly  C 343 

Duestrow,  Louis 388 

Dutr,  John  W 349 

Dutr,  William  R 87 

Dutlield,  Edmund 231 

Dufliild,  George 231 

Du tti eld,  John  M 245 

Dnffield,  W.  J 152 

Dutfin,  .Samuel 274 

Duffy,  Wilbur  F 312 

Dugan,  Henrv  T 22 

Dugan,  Wilham  M 296 

Duggau,  Edward 220 

Dnggan,  Wilson  A 399 

Dnggaus,  Wilson  A 95 

Dulfer,  Louis 17 

Dumke,  August  F 176 

Dnnagan,  James  A 295 

Duiiard,  Nicholas 44 

Dunbar,  William  R 377 

Duncan,  Edward  A 299 

Duncan,  Erasmus  D 268 


INDEX   OP    NAMES. 


485 


Duncan,  George  S 137 

Duncan,  James  B 197 

Duncan,  John  E 197 

Duncan,  John  J 298 

Duncan,  Joseph  R 403 

Duncan,  Josiah  L 403 

Duncan,  Lawson  A 301 

Duncan,  Leroy  C 117 

Duncan,  Nathaniel  E 2G5 

Duncan,  Robert  L 330 

Duncan,  William  J 47 

Duncan,  William  M 277 

Duncker,  Henry 67 

Dundin,  James 26 

Dungan,  Warren  S 295 

Dunham,  Abner 265 

Dunham,  Edwin  A 227 

Dunham,  Frederick 172 

Dunham,  Frederick  S 229 

Dunham,  Hezekiah 2ii5 

Dunham,  James  H 49 

Dunham,  John  S 292 

Dunham,  William  H 197 

Dunlap,  Alexander  H 277 

Dunlap,  Cornelius  W 280 

Dnnlap,  Henry  N 347,358 

Dunlap,  James  T.,  (23d  Mo.  inf. ) 109 

Dunlap,  James  T.,  (44tb  Mo.  inf.) 133 

Dunlap,  Oscar  F.,  (15th  Kan.  cav.J 358 

Dnnlap,  Oscar  F.,  (3d  batt'y  Kan.  It.  art.) 361 

Dunlap,  Thomas  A 112 

Dunlap,  William  A 394 

Dunmore,  George  W 145 

Dunn,  John  C 349 

Dunn,  John  V 35 

Dunn,  Parker  C 200 

Dunn,  Samuel  VV 208 

Dunne,  James 74, 112 

Dunnigan,  Wesley 295 

Durand,  Henry  A 316 

Durand,  Henry  W 184 

Durbin,  Lorenzo  D.,  (llth  lowaiuL) 263 

Durbiu,  Lorenzo  D.,  (46th  Iowa  inf.) 403 

Durgin,  George  W 151 

Durgin,  John  C 196 

Durkee,  Chauncey 72 

Durkee,  Harris 151 

Durman,  Jonas 104 

Dusold,  Andrew,  (35tb  Mo.  mi.) 126 

Dusold,  Andrew,  (43d  Mu.  inf.) 131 

Dustin,  Charles 227 

Dutch,  Joseph  P 87 

Dutoit,  Frederick  E 307 

Duttle,  Jacob 402 

Dutfon,  George 340 

Dutton,  Ira  B 183 

Duiton,  Isaac  B 283 

Duvall,  Richard  P 349 

Duver,  Charles 78 

Dwelle,  Gad  Merrill 310 

Dwelley,  Joseph  F 167 

Dwight,  Howard 16 

Dvvight,  James  F 16,38 

Dwire,  Hezekiah  G 230 

Dye',  Jackson 41 

Dye,  William  McE 279 

Dyer,  Albert  M 161 

Dyer,  David  P 136 

Dyer,  George  D 118 

Dyer,  Herbert  D 172 

Dyer,  John  W 363 


Dyer,  Nicholas  D ,.118 

Dyke,  James 41 

Dykeman,  JohnH 300 

Dj'keman,  Newtou  L 246 

Dysart,  John 36 

Dyson,  Joseph 289 

Ends,  James  D.,  (1st  Mo.  mU.  cav.) 3 

Eads,  James  D.,  (27th  iV/o.  inf.) 117 

Eagau,  James  J 307 

Eaklns,  David  F 289 

Ealy,  Jacob  H 275 

Earl,  OharlesN 309 

Earl,  GeorgeP 353,370 

Earl,  Isaac  N 152 

Earl,  William  E 279 

Earl,  William  H.,  (37th  Wis.mL) 213 

Earl,  William  H.,  (1st  A:a?j.  inf.) 362 

Earle,  AVillard  C 265 

Early,  Thomas  J 126 

Early,  William 233 

Earnhart,  William  S 209 

Easley,  George  W • HO 

Easley,  James  H 231 

Ea.iley,  Thornton  T 109 

Easly,  William 40 

East,  Alvis  H.,  (23d  lowa'mt) 282 

East,  AlviB  H.,  (Col.  Phelps'  reg't  Mo.  inf.) . .  .396 

East,  Thomas  B 32 

Eastbrook,  William  W 271 

Easterly,  George  B ...156 

Eastman,  David  W 6 

Eastman,  Ermon  D 323 

Eastman,  George  W 187 

Eastman,  HaiTy  E 148 

Eastman,  Henry  B 149 

Easton,  Andrew  M .242 

Easton,  Edward 295 

Eaton,  Alonzo 246 

Eaton,  Henry  J :'.3 

Eaton,  Joseph  S 327 

Eaton,  Lncien 110 

Eaton,  Samuel  W 172 

Eaton,  Sheldon  S 35 

Eaton,  Thomas  PI I'.IC 

Eaton,  William  W 230 

Eavens,  Simon  S 112 

Eberhart,  A.  G iliS 

Eberhart,  Alansou  C 261 

Eberhart.  Gustavus  A.,  (3d  lowa'mf.) 2^17 

Eberhart,  Gustavus  A.,  (32d  Iowa  inf.) 293 

Eberhart,  Uriah 279 

Eberle,  Augustus 120 

Ebert,  Edwin,  (8th  Mo.  cav.) :i2 

Ebert,  Edwin,  (Col.  Phelps' reg't  Jl/o.  inf.).  ..396 

Ebner,  Joseiih 100 

Eccles,  Simon  F 209 

Eehte,  George -  68 

Eckels,  Irvin -'US 

Ecker,  John '-45 

Eckerle,  Theobald 385 

Eckert,  Frederick 100 

Eckbard,  G.  Frederick fll 

Eckhart,  George 176 

Eckles,  James  W  - 285 

Eckles,  John  G 249 

Eckles,  William  T 33 

Eckley ,  Peter  L •  2.'>7 

Eddins,  Thomas  O '-'l 

Eddleman,  Michael  S 23,  42 

Eddy,  Ezra  B 316 

'Eddy,  Orland 307,320 


486 


INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


Ellen,  Robert  C 213 

Eilr V,  Kichard  A 2 

E.l-ar,  JamoH  M 38 

E  (1  ^' ar ,  W 1 1  Ham 1 2U 

Ed^'iir,  William  A 104 

K.lgai-,  William  M 104 

Edgar,  William  P 37 

Ei!{,'rrton,  Alonzo  J 32G 

Edgington,  JoKl'ph 2!t3 

Kdgington,  .Samuel  R 2fi,'> 

Edgiugton,  Tliomas  B 2<i,') 

Edgiugton,  Washiugton  AV -'cH 

Edie,  John  .S ;^  300 

Edinger,  Milton  D 73,  74 

Ediiigton,  John  A l-">3 

Edmiston,  Robert 332 

Edmundxcn,  David 301 

Edmuudsou,  Lewis 35;! 

E.lsull.  Joseph  ,S.,  (11th  Mo.  cav.) .38 

Edsall,  Joseph  .S.,  (l.-t  lowacuv.) 228 

Ed^iin,  James  C 318 

E  l\v;irds,  Benjamin  B 30 

Edwards,  Benjamin  F 65 

E.lwiirds  CvruB  L 57,  59,  (iO 

Edwards,  Elijah  E 323 

Eilivards,  Eugene  E 95:i 

E.lwards,  f4eorge  B 235 

IM  wards,  George  W 403 

Edwards,  Henderson 131 

Ed war.ls,  Hiram  K 1 95 

Edwards,  James  L 31 

Edwards,  Jamea  W 8 

Edwards,  John 277 

E  I  wards,  Ju^tin 37.-' 

Eilward-i,  Loring  J 224 

Edu-ards,  Nelson  W 271 

Edwards,  Thomas  J 167 

Edwards,  Thomas  O 247 

E.lwards,  Wdliara .275 

Egbert,  Henry,  (2d  7o2p^  cav.) 229 

Egbert,  Heiii'y,  (44th  luwa  inf.) 4U2 

Eu'dston,  John  Q 112 

IC^gart ,  George 97 

E^glestou,  Charles  H 205 

Eggleston,  George  O 170 

Eggleston,  llenrv  ,S 145 

I'.i,!.  ^toll,  John  Q 132 

EI.1-,  .Marsl.allM   14!) 

Ehleit,  A(l..||ih,  (17th  jVo.  inf.) 102 

Elili-rt,  Ad6l|ib,.(;31)th  Mo.  inf.) 120 

Eli;  ler,  Francis,  (2d  .Uu.  inf.,  3-years) 80 

I'Jirler,  Francis,  (2d  Mu.  inf.,  3-months) 387 

Eil)ler.  Fiaucis   75 

Eichidberger,  Thomas  \V 255 

Euliele,  Augustus,  (1st  Mo.  inf ,  U.  S.  R.  C, 

war  in  Mn.) 75 

Ei.  li(  le,  Augustus,  (1st  Mo.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C, 

:;-iiionths) 385 

Eieher,  Daniel  F 237 

E  eld._'r,  (Charles 79 

Elide-,  William 1 18, 123 

J-.iring,  Bernh-ird  H 16 

Ei;M-nhart,  Jacob  ,S 2f^7 

Eisi  rmiinn,  William ...101) 

Ela.  Levi  C 261 

Ehim,  Thomas  J 00 

Elbi-rt,  Gnsttivns  M 10 

Eldrnd,  William  H 198 

Eldridge,  Edwin  R 403 

El  Iridge,  James  K 24^ 

Eld.idgp,  Luther  P 125 


Eldridge,  Rufus  H 272 

El dridge,  Thomas  B 346 

Eldridge,  William  F 184 

Elerick,  George  W 290 

Elfen,  Henry 65,71 

Elifritz,  Daniel  G 289 

Eliott,  AdolphusF 317 

Elkins,  Edwin 184 

Ellas,  Albert  S 295 

Ellegood,  William  T 109 

Ellenvvood,  Warren  B 178 

Ellet,  Charles  R 139 

EUet,  Edward  C 139 

Ellet,  John  A 139 

Ellett,  Richard  ,S 55, 139 

Ellington,  John  M   22 

Ellinwood,  Alexander  P 192 

Elliot,  Charles 70,  86 

Elliott,  Andrew 13 

Elliott,  Charles  N 211 

Elliott,  Cyrenus 95 

Elliott,  Elisha  W 271 

EUiott,  George  N 300 

Elliott ,  Irwin 76 

Elliott,  James  A 32 

Elliott,  James  M - 138 

Elliott,  James  R 227 

Elliott,  John  .S 289 

Elliott,  Reuben  M 28 

Elliott,  .Samuel  M 287 

Elliott,  Stephen  F 338 

Elliott,  Washington  L 229 

Elliott,  William  W 3.30 

Ellis,  Abraham 358 

Ellis,  Albert 235,  251 

Ellis,  Arthur  0 171 

Ellis,  Calvin  A 2 

Ellis,  Charles  S.  B 1 

Ellis,  Edgar  E 194 

Ellis,  Edward  H 330 

Ellis,  Franklin 360 

Ellis,  George,  (Cass  co.  H.  G.,  J/o.  cav.) 49 

Ellis,  George,  (12th  Kan.  inf.) 374 

Ellis,  George  M 149 

Ellis,  H.  A 172 

Ellis,  James  C 149 

Ellis,  Joseph  R 212 

Ellis,  \V il  1  iam 1 49 

Ellison,  David     237 

EUithorpe.  A.  C 364 

Elliiiorc,  Riverous  P 198 

Elliodt,  Christian,  (2d  Mo.  inf.,  U.  .S.  R.  C.)..78 

EUrodt,  Christian,  (41st  jVj.  inf.) ....' 129 

KUstou,  Addison 122, 123 

Ellsworth,  Aden 239 

Ellsworth,  Daniel  V 265 

Ellsworth,  Francis  M 244 

Ellsworth,  Henrv  L 113 

Ellsworth,  Henrv  M 378 

Ellsworth,  Orlaiido 198 

Ellsworth,  S  hum  an  K 174 

Ellsworth,  William  F 332 

Elmer,  Joseph  M 100,  386 

Elmore,  Samuel 224 

Elrick,  Thomas  J 254 

EIrod,  John 267 

Else,  Charles  B 273 

lOlsner,  Henry 201 

Elson,  James  JI 259 

Elsf.n,  Jriry  E 259 

Elstner,  George  R 141 


INDEX    OP    NAMES. 


487 


Elwell,  Eclwarrt 299 

Elwell,  George  W 0 

Elwell,  John 265 

Elwertb,  George  F ]  00 

Elwood,  Azariah  S   301 

Elwood,  Solomoa  JI   93 

Ely,  Eug-ne  H 368 

Ely,  George  B 164 

Ely,  John  F 283 

Ely,  JohnH 178 

Embree,  Daniel 271 

Emde,  Henry 99 

Emerick,  William 308 

Emerson,  Edwanl  O 192 

Emerson,  John  W 394 

Emerson,  Riciiarrt  D.,  (14th  Iowa  inf.) 269 

Emerson  Richard  D.,  (45th  Iowa  iat) 403 

Emery,  Frederick  W 351 

Emery,  Harvey  W 168 

Emery,  William  E 343 

Emmerson,  Edward  M 36 

EmmersoD,  Richard  H 167 

Emmons,  Daniel  D 24 

Emry,  David  H 261 

Emser,  Frank 85 

Ende,  Charles 235 

Enderle,  Joseph 402 

Endicott,  David  A 38 

Engau,  Charles 06 

Engelbrecht,  John  A 135 

Engelmann.  Anthony  O 97 

Engrlsted,  Emanuel 186 

Engert,  Sebastian,  (3d  Mo.  inf.,  3-years) 82 

Engert,  .Sebastian,  (3d  Mo  inf.,  3-months)  ...388 

England,  Weltden 404 

Engle,  George  B 184 

Engle,  Thomas  E 184 

Englehorn,  Lorenz 66 

English,  John  A 357 

English,  William  R.,  (4th  Iowa  inf.) 249 

English,  William  R.,  (26tU  Iowa  inf.) 285 

Ennis,  Thomas  J 254 

Eno,  Edward  B 33 

Eno,  Harvey 91 

Enoch,  Absalom  M 325 

Enoch,  JohnW 21 

Enochs,  John  M 227 

Enos,  Elihu 204 

Enright,  Morris 340 

Ensign,  Edgar  T 242,  245 

Ensign.  William  H 306 

Eppstein,  Francis  A 135 

Eppstein,  -Joseph  A 22 

Erb,  John  A 75 

Erdraann,  Adolphns 100 

Erickson,  Ellend 186 

Erickson,  James  P 360 

Ernst,  Adam 343 

Ernst,  Charles  F 41 

Ernst,  George 100 

Erwin,  William 96 

Eshleman,  Albert  B 283 

Eskridgp,  Richard  J 44 

Essen,  Albert 314 

Essig,  Christian 384 

Esslinger,  Charles  G 164 

Essroger,  Beruhard,  (1st  Mo.  inf.  U.  S.  R.  C.)  .75 

Essroger,  Bernhard.  (5th  Mo.  inf.) 86 

Essroger,  Bernhard,  (48th  Mo.  inf.) 1.15 

Essroger,  Bernhard,  (2d  Mo.  inf.  U.  S.  R.  0.)  -387 
Estabrook,  William  W 403 


Estee,  Stephen 174 

Esterly,  Francis  P 144 

Estes,  James  ,S 13 

Estes,  John  M 220 

E.stes,  Woodson  ,S 104 

Estis,  Ren  L 173 

Estle,  Stephen,  (7th  7ott)o  inf.) 2.55 

Estle,  Stephen,  (18th  Iowa  inf.) 277 

Ethel,  Charles  H 95 

Etherldge,  Francis B 320 

Ethier,  Antlioney 330 

Etter,  Sfokely 34,  45 

Euhank,  Amos 2U9 

Enbanks,  A.  0 6 

Eugene,  John  B 216 

Eustrom,  Hans 316 

Evans,  Benjamin  D 405 

Evans,  Eze'kiel  I 267 

Evans,  Frank  W 296 

Evans,  George  S 330 

lOvans,  Hiram 282 

Eviins,  Jackson  A 296 

Evans,  James 338 

Evans,  John  F 271 

Evans,  John  M - 1 83 

Evans,  Joseph  H 292 

Evans,  Thomas 126 

Evans,  Walter 206 

I'jvans,  William 1 68 

Evans,  William  F 289 

Evans,  William  H.,  (6th  mil.  and  13th  Mo. 

cav.) 33,  43 

Evans,  William  H.,  (8th  Iowa  cav.) 24  L 

Evans,  William  H.,  (18th  loica  mi.) 277 

Evans,  William  M 322 

Evenden,  Jonathan  W 122 

Evens.  George  W 397 

Evens,  William  H 122 

Everdell,  LymauB...- 211 

Everest,  Aaron  S '304 

Everest,  David l*^3 

Everett,  William 261 

Everhart,  John  F 374 

Everingham,  B.  D   295 

E veringhara,  Joseph 2.55 

E vevist,  Abijah  M 1 04 

Everitt,  Edward 179 

Everitt,  Joseph  G 1 

E versmeyer,  Frederick 130 

Eversole,  George  H 76 

Eversz,  Morritz  E 194 

Evert,  Ernest  W 123 

Evert.m,  Charles  E 239 

Eves,  Pemberton  R.,  (14th  A''7?i.  cav.) 357 

Eves,  Pemberton  R.,  (10th  A'a«.  inf.) 373 

Ewen,  Milton 195 

Ewich,  R  Jbert 20 

Ewing,  James - 241 

Ewing,  James  A 8,  44 

Ewing,  James  S I'iS 

Ewing,  John  D 282 

Ewing,  Thomas,  jr 'i55 

Exel,  Christian ^322 

Eycleshiraor,  Piatt 183 

Eyerly,  Josiah  B 267 

Eyestone,  John  W 268 

Eylers,  William "l' 

Eyre,  Edward  E •128 

Eystra,  Joseph  W '229 

Fabricins,  Henry  P '^S 

Fagan,  Daniel 314 


488 


INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


Fairbanks,  Chnrleg 1 

Fairbi-other,  George  W 21 

Pairburn ,  William 271 

Faircliild,  Cassius JP7 

Fairchild,  George  H M-2 

Faircliild,  Harvey " 178 

Faircliild,  Lucius,  (M  Wi^Anf.) lfi:3 

Faircbilil,  Luciua,  (1st  Wis.m[.) 400 

Fairchild,  Stepben  A 350 

Fairfield,  Chaimcey  P 335 

Fairservice,  Marshall  L 219 

Faist,  Charles fiS 

Palk,  Henry 135 

Fall,  Jaraen : 309 

Fall ,  Marsliall  T 305 

FaUas,  William  A 293 

Fallenstf'in,  Wm 36 

Fallis,  Richard  F 104 

FallowK,  .Samuel,  (49th  Wis.  inf.) 222 

Fallows,  Samuel,  (4afh  ms.  inf.) 401 

Fallows,  William 154 

Falls,  Richard  1 330 

Faniilton,  WUliam 402 

Paiicher,  .John  \V 157 

Fannon,  AVilliam  M 237 

Fan;,  Joseuh  L 123 

Fargo,  William  A 195 

ParingtoD,  Charles  W 222 

Farley,  Chai  les  J 304 

Farmer,  Henderson 190 

Farmer,  James  D 303 

Parmer,  John  W.,  (15th  Mo.  cav.) 46 

Farmer,  John  W.,  (9th  lojca  cav.) 242 

Fanner,  John  W.,  (40tb  Iowa  inf.) 301 

Farmer,  Thomas     181 

Farnbara,  Charles  S 200 

Farnswoith,  George  P 208 

Farnsworth,  James  B 151 

Farnsworth,  .Tames  H 208 

Farnsworth,  Ralph  J 3.58 

Farnsworth,  William  H 194 

Farquharann,  Hival  D 200 

Farr,  Asa  W 1.50 

Parr,  Edwin  J 206 

Farr.  H.  Levander 167 

Parr,  Henry  JI 284 

Parraud,  Daniel  F 212 

Farram^,  James  C 200 

Parrar,  Bernard  G 120 

Farrar,  James  S 120 

Farrar,  Waldo 312 

Parrcll,  James    320 

Parrell,  R.ivall  J 344 

Parrell,  William  J 89 

Parrell,  Wilson  B 312 

Parren,  Daniel  J 24 

'       Parren,  .John 328 

Farris,  JohnQ 22 

PaiTia,  Joseph  T 77, 106 

Parris,  William 87 

Parwell,  George  .* 179 

Farwell,  Henry  C 168 

Parwell,  James  C 312 

Parwell,  Sewall  S 292 

Fasseder,  Francis 198 

Pat-ne-sha 365 

Pangbt,  Isbam  W 47 

Faust,  William  P 390 

Pawcett,  George  N 165 

Fa V,  Charles  L 209 

Fay,  George  W 208 


Payette,  Charles  L 207 

Feagan,  Peter 189 

Feagans,  William  B 35 

Fearing,  William  G 273 

Peckete,  Alexander iH 

Fee,  Thomas  M 297 

:  Feehan,  Edward  L 36,56,386 

Feeks,  Julius  J 329 

Peeley,  William  B Ill 

Peeling, 368 

Feiran,  Joseph  T) 285 

Fehrmann,  Hermann 103 

Feldbnsb,  Dietrich 129 

Feldkamp,  Ferdinand 67 

Feldman,  John  F 33 

Feldmann,  Frederick 84 

Feldmann,  John 85 

Felker,  Charles  W 221 

Felker,  Henry 221 

Fellows,  Samuel,  (32d  in.s.  inf.) 208 

Fellows,  Samuel,  (9th  lowaiul.) 259 

Fellows,  Theodore  A 174 

Fellows,  W.  H.  H 343 

Pelt,  George  W 11 

Penn,  Curtis  T 223 

Penner,  Henry 159 

Fenner,  Herman 153 

Fenner,  William  H 93,108 

Pennow,  Edgar  D 18 

Ferguson,  Edward 161 

Ferguson,  Isaac  H 66,  71 

Ferguson,  James 194 

Ferguson,  Jason  D 266 

Ferguson,  John  C 2.57 

Ferguson,  Leander 219 

Ferguson,  Richard  L ...30 

Ferguson,  Walter  C 278 

Ferguson,  William  B 113 

Pergusson,  David 328 

Fernandez,  Sam'l  H 195 

Pernekes,  Peter 201 

Ferran,  James  A 70 

Perreby,  Tliomas  G 285 

Perree,  David  J 229_ 

Perrell,  E.  P 135 

Perren.  Aaron  C 299 

Ferril,  Thomas  J 360 

Ferrin,  S.  A 217 

Ferris,  Charles  0 149 

Ferris,  Eddy  P 184 

Ferris,  Predeiick  J 141 

Ferris,  Newton  S 214 

Ferslew,  W.  Eucrene,  (34th  TF/s.  mil.  inf.)  ....210 

Ferslew,  W.  Eugene,  (35th  iris,  iuf.) 211 

Pertig,  George  W 327 

Perver,  Richard- 326 

Fessler,  John 76 

Pestner,  Frederick  C 205 

Pette,  Henry 99 

Petzer,  John 22 

Pewel,  Hiram  C.J 30 

Pfrench,  William 332,340 

Piala,  John  T 387 

Picket,  James 229 

Pidlar,  John  B 284 

Field,  A.  L 401 

Field,  Albert  R.,  jr.,  (iRt  Jlfinn.  cav.) 302 

Field,  Albert  R.,  jr.,  {'id  Minn,  cav.) 304 

Field,  ChaunceyW 165 

Field,  William  A 220 

Fielder,  Samuel  P.,  (8th  Mo.  cav.) 32 


INDEX  OP   NAMES. 


489 


Fielder,  SamuelP., (Col.  Phelps*  reg't>/o.  inf.). 396 

FieldH,  Johns 190 

Fields,  Robert  R 1 

Fieler,  Bernard 100 

Fies<,  Frank  M .• 201 

Pinch,  Andrew  J 267 

Finch,  Duaue  D 245 

FiDch,  Gilbert  B 151 

Finch,  Jeremiah  E 323 

Finch,  John  A 126 

Finch,  Walton  H. 95 

Finckh,  Augint 87 

Findley,  WUliara  McK 233 

Findley,  John  J 115 

Findlay,  William  H 265 

Finkeluburg,  G.  A 385 

Fiukelngburg,  Gugtavous 81 

Finklenburg.  A .58 

Finkler,  Wilh'am 176 

Finlaw,  William  C 64 

Finley,  Gerold  M 93 

Finley,  Charles 26,  43 

Finley,  James  W 249 

Finley,  John  T 95 

Finley,  John  W 298 

Finley,  William  H 241 

Finn,  Timothy 2.37 

Finnell,  Jamieson  H 127 

Finnerty,  James 337 

Finnicum,  Mark 172 

Firman,  Daniel  R 378 

Fimstejn,  Charles 120 

Fischbach,  Theodore 390 

Fischer,  117 

Fischer,  Anton 177 

Fischer,  August 102 

Fischer,  George 155 

Fischer,  Jasper  A 273 

Fischer,  John  C.  A 82 

Fischer,  John  J 86 

Fischei-,  Robert 102 

Fischer,  Waldemar , 23 

Fish,  Benjamin  E 76 

Fish,  Daniel  N 257 

Fish,  John  T 1 83 

Piah,  Mekincthon  W 95 

Fish,  Nathaniel 368 

Fish,  Rewler  M 3.58 

Fish,  St  llman  0 57,58,61,62,385 

Pishel,  Robei't 265 

Fisher,  Calvin  G 139 

Fisher,  George  L 280 

Fisher,  Hugh  D 347 

Fisher,  Johu  A 109 

PLsher,  John  J 392 

Fisher,  Levi 278 

Fisher,  Lewis .36 

Fisher,  Richard 309 

Fisher,  Robert 22 

Fisk,  Clinton  B 125 

Fisk,  Freeman  K 237 

Pink,  G.  Au  gu  St  us 190 

Pisk,  George  A 212 

Pisk,  George  L. . 324 

Fixk,  Hezikiah 272 

Fisk,  Julius  a 346 

Fisk,  Moses  W 44  I 

Pisk,  Valentine  ,S 370  I 

Fiske,  Aea.S 318  1 

Pisler,  George  II 189 

Fitch,  Alfred  H 209  , 


Fitch,  Asa  B 233 

Fitch,  Ezra 231 

Fitch,  Horace 126 

Fitch,  J.  Ives 338 

Fitch,  James  B.,  (3d  Mo.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C.) 81 

Fitch,  James  B.,  (10th  Mo.  inf.) 93 

Fitch,  Michael  H.,  (6th  Wis.  inf.) 170 

Fitch,  Michael  H.,  (21st  Wis.  inf.) 195 

Fittbogen,  Paul 126 

Fitz  Gerald,  James  C 1 

Fitzgerald,  John,  (8th  3/o.  inf.) 92 

Fitzgerald,  John,  (25th  Wis.  inf.) 200 

Fitzgerald,  WilliamJ   360 

Fitzpatrick,  George  W 21 

Fitzpatrick,  James,  (4th  Cal.  inf.) 338 

Fitzpatrick,  James,  \lii  Kan.  inf.) 363 

Fitzpatrick,  Lewis 104 

Flaeh ,  Richard 86 

Flad,  Henry 73,74 

Flagg,  .S.muel 67,71 

Flagg,  Samuel  A.,  (4th   and  I4th  Mo.  mil. 

cav.) 18,45 

Flagg,  Samuel  A.,  (5th  Mn.  inf.) 392 

Flanagan,  James,  (Slst  Wis.ixti.) 224 

Flanagan,  James,  (10th  iVi/iTi.  inf.) 326 

Flanagan,  John 296 

Flanagan,  Thomas 360 

Flanders,  Abiel  C 326 

Flanders,  Albert 364 

Flannagan,  John 246 

Fleetwood,  Alfred  T 167 

Fleischer,  John  A 218 

Fleming,  Daniel  H 246 

Fleming,  EliJHh 372 

Fleming,  James  E 93 

Flentz,  William 22,42 

Flesher,  Henry 353 

Fletcher,  Charles  C 87 

Fletcher,  Charles  H 243 

Fletcher,  Ephraim  S 197 

Fletcher,  John  W.,  (6th  Mo.  inf.) 87 

Fletcher,  John  W.,  (30th  Mo.  inf.) 120 

Fletcher,  John  W.,  (47tli  Jl/o.  inf.) 394 

Fletcher,  Thomas  C  ,  (31st  iUo.  inf) 122 

Fletcher,  Thomas  C,  (47th  Mo.  inf.) 395 

Flett,  Alexander 32 

Flick,  John 242 

Flick  in  ger,  Robert 370 

Flickiuger,  Samuel 37.5 

Flint,  Amos  L 92 

Flint,  David 196 

Flint,  Jerry  E 151 

Pliut,  Joseph  H 285 

Flint,  Mortimer  R 36 

Flint,  Thomas 168 

Flmt,  Thomas  J.,  (27th  Mo.  inf.) 115 

Flint,  Thomas  J.,  (43d  iV/o.  inf.) 131 

Flint,  William  F 131 

Flock,  John 335 

Floerke,  David 81 

Flood,  Martin ." 165 

Plorieich,  Philip H 

Flugel,  Henry 78 

Fluke,  William  W 227 

Flynn,  Henry ^^'> 

Fobes,  Benjamin  F 283 

Fobes,  Frank  B 320 

Fogg,  Charles  W 2.37 

Foley,  Bryan 115 

Foley,  Edward 115 

Foley  I  James  L 52 


490 


INDEX   OF    NAMKfl. 


Foley,  JcliM  1' Sr.l 

FiiIk'T,  OIlirrli'H  K '.'I);i 

Kdlli^lX,  KII|iIimI<'I i-'lHI 

l^.lliMl,,  .IdHc'pIl   ]j (K) 

Pollowill,  Wlllliiiii  'I'     Si),'X> 

FohnMlMM,,  Williini]  II  :i 

KolHcifii,  Di'wilU)    T.f 

FoIhiiiii,  I';iii']if7,(^i'  J l!- 

]''<iImiiiij,  I'Mvviii  A •''-'' 

I'ViIkoiii,  Ih'iiry  F 'M'-i 

FolKiirri,   IMilhi'liil.T  10 :il'i 

FiilHciiii,  S limit lO  I' '•-'''''•'' 

I'Nunln,  <  !r(jrt;M H!J 

V<n<\,  JoliJi    :!l'l 

Fll'll,,  ,/llHl'(lll  I It^'t 

Foiil,,  Ohciu-  K yiKI 

Fnot,,  .Srili     ;i7l 

FcmiIp,  Alfred  II, :KI.''> 

Fonli-,  J)ii/llcl   W "IJ 

Fonlc,  .liiiiii'ri  A       ■"I''' 

VorhrH,  Ki'liilTiiH  I).,  (iHt,  iri".  Ii'y  "n't.) ITil 

Forlii'H,  Srlnl'liiM  I).,  rsM  /»■/■«.  iiil'.) tlUH 

Fnr-lHH,  Willliiiri,  MDMi  iiiiM  ;!*!  /V7«.  lMr.)..;i:t,  lOK 

ForliitM,  WilliMrii,  fl'.M  Af».  inf.) IDO 

Fiinl,  CliiirJMM  H.,  (Clli   ;;V».  ImI'.) 170 

Find,  Cliiir.i'H  II.,  (Kith   fC/".  Itil',) I7K 

Fori],  CliiiileH  II.,  ClClli   IVin.  iul.) yiK 

J''(;iil,  ChiiilcH  \V     .'I'lO 

Fonl,  ChiiHlofilicr  II .:ili;( 

Ford,  lOiKvin   W ■^■i^> 

Fonl,  CiM, !■(_;«■  K <M<.> 

Ford,  Irii.  II.,  (iHt  Ifix.  Ii'y  art.) ITi;) 

Ford,  Iru  II.,  (iHll.  H'U.  iiil'.) I'll) 

Fiir-I,  ,(<diip  !•; 'J!10 

Fiiril,  ,|i,liii  II    '.:'.i:\ 

Ford,  Orvllji'  li Um 

Furd,  KlIaH  I'   .'MO 

Fiiri'jmtii,  .lohn 'KiH,  'AT.i 

Fori'iniiii,  .Inlid  W ■'--•'^i 

Fiiik.r,  VVIIIimii  10 '..!:il 

T'orrnlin,  l'"ci  liH iJ'iH 

Forirmii,  .liii'oli  ft.,  ("iHt,  A/h,  mil.  iiiC) 7i; 

J''Nriiiiiii,  ,lni'i,(i  U,,  (:id  Mo.  Inl'.j K;; 

Fnrri  Kl,   Miincriid  W !i'l'l 

Furri'Hl,  KiiiMiii-l  J '.''.Hi 

F'.rry,  Willliun    ;i:iH 

Fiiryliii,  ,Sl  ileH   10  , y.'),''i 

l''orM)iiHfi,  .liiffii-.H , ;ilt.''i 

Fornyf  li,  .lidiii ;,'l,7 

ForHylli,  'I'lmirjim  II Illll 

For  III  II ,  Fri'di-rii'k liO'-i 

I'V.iiujic, .),  (;iiiii|.iieii i:;!) 

Fori  II  no,  Wi  Hill  III  l> i:i;! 

FoHH,  lliriini  \V !il!) 

J''oBli-r,  AIIutI ',.'l)'l 

l''onti-r,  A  rnoH  I" liiO 

I'OHlcr,  Cliiirli'H ijll'l 

FoKlor,  ClnirloH  II Df, 

FoHl<-r,  lOdwnril  fj.,  fliOfli   PF/».  inl'.)    iilKI 

FoHlor,  lOdwiirrl  (I.,  (4f!lti  H'ix.  inf.) ylll 

FohIit,  lOdwnrd  JI .'ilW 

FoHt.T,  10  km. ah  H S.:7 

FohIit,   lOinory  H 'Ml 

I'VirthT,  I', von-ii,  \v dk; 

FoKtiT,  Kloyd  W iiliU 

FoMtor,  llirn,iii  I!    KW 

Fonl'T,  lloriitio  (t !.';!? 

F'lHli-r,  Jm-ol.  'I',,  ClKt  W/«.  ti'y  art.) ir,:i 

FoHtor,  ,facol)  'I'.,  (ly.l,  liaH'y  H'Ih.  II,  art.;. l.'ifi 

Foxtf-r,  ./iiirioH  U ,  '.t'.'M 

FoHtor,  John  D 'Xl,  IDH 


oKlnr,  .lolin  71   3.'! 

oHior,  .(oHi  |jli  'I' 2S7 

Hlor,  Mi'lvlilo  It,,  (7lh  A/n.  Mill.  I'liv.) 'M 

onliT,  Mclvlllii  v.,  ('Sn\i  Mo.  in'l'd  IliI'.) 117 

oHlor,  Holidrl,  A'.,  (7lii    Mo.  mil,  imiv.) 31 

r,  liol)o,rf  A.,  r..'7lh  Mo.  Iri'l'dlnl.) 117 

OHtoi',  iSaiiiiiid,  C-iil   liiinn  vn\'.) 9311 

nnlrr,  HainiiiO,  ( 1 1  Hi   /»w«  Inf.) S63 

oKlor,  Haiiiiiol  A 86,120 

oHJir,  WarriMi 184 

iHlcr,  Willliun  I)    1,S8 

oBlor,  William  II 214 

HdT,  Wllllain  T « 

oiilk,  Mlo(jlii'n,  I) 1;M 

III  Ikon,  Jocidyn  H 10,17 

iiinliiln,  Aibi'irt  J 318 

Hint,  ,/oHo|di 51),  31)3 

onlH,  David    ISO 

piilM,  'I'lMMpiaH  F 241 

onlH,  William  l» W» 

owlilii,  'I'liiniian  l> 314 

wlr,   .lllllM'M   I; ......IHIJ 

wlo r,  101  ho rl.  W 159 

wlir,  lliiiry  '(' 184 

owl  CI-,  . I  anion  l{ 189 

iwlo.r,  ./ohii    U 24r, 

owh-r,  ,)ohn  (1 2B6 

ovvlor,   William,  (.".I  h  Mn.  mil.  rav.) 21 

owlor,  Wllliiim,    (Kill  l\linii.  inf.) 324 

ox,   rionjainlii  I''    Il«'< 

ox,  lOdwiird    77,1117 

ox,  KraiiclH  J 3fl4 

ox,   Krniik .I''? 

ox,  (li-orp;o  II.,  (IhI   H'in    vn\.) 144 

ox,  (!oor|.o' II.,  (mill   OVh,  iiil,)    187 

ox,   lloiiiy,  CMIh   //'/«    mil.  inf.)     210 

ox,   lloriry,  c:i.'.lh   (K/'x.  inf.) ..211 

ox,  <)p:din  \V 184 

ox,  I'hlllp 164 

ox,  Mliiii-oii  ,\1  351 

oxHkiii,  Fliilo    3'i8 

rnokor,  Chnrh-H  W 273 

'iiickor,  lOilvviird  (J W''') 

'riiko.r,  rv<il.i-rf  M '-24 

ramn,  Kainnnl 88 

'raiicln,  lOvan,  ^fitli  Mo.  cav.) 24 

'riinclH,  lOvari,  fiijtli  Mo.  mil,  oiiv.) ...42 

ViiniiM,  ,)olin 3riH 

'ramoH,  lyyon  ,S "I'l 

Viunlnco,  .lohn 2HI 

'rank,  (Iharh'K   7H 

rank,  lOIijuli  II 28,". 

'rank,  Krodirlck  J 338 

rnnk,  (|for(;o  K    2(l« 

rank,  l'irill|.)i 300 

rank,  l'liilll[,   17 

rank  fori,  .Sarimol  .    104 

rook  lion  w,  ,)oroniiah 37S 

laiiklln,  Al.il  A yi8 

rnnklin,  Ana ""'"''Ia 

riinklio,  lOdward  II 302 

ranklin,  llonry  1/ 101 

'rank Iiil,  HainiKd  A ......22 

'ranklin,  'I'liomiiH   32 

lai.kllM,  'rhoimi.i  H , 130 

nioklin,  William 'I'    135 

'rii  II I  ,^,  ( ;inu  loM .177 

'rnildo.  Max 74 

rawliy,  .lamisK ...200 

'ra/oo,  Morrin Wl 

ra/..:o,  William  <j 13 


INDEX   OF   NAMES. 


491 


Traz«r.  Edward  S 074 

Pra»i*r.  WUliaui  W 334 

Prwtauan.  Stephen .7,", 

rtederick,  Oeorg*  W , 145 

PrBeboru,  William 165 

Fnwman.  Albert  L '^^JS 

rreemiin.  Ambrose 3l>:j 

Freeman,  Edward io-j 

Freeman.  Franklin 8,  411 

Freemau.  Hautubal  C Ci'x; 

Freeman,  Jaiuc  s CCS 

Freeman,  Joseph  H 22^) 

Freemau.  Levi 5iiy 

Freeman.  Robert  L CJ7 

Freeman,  $il.s.< i:?o 

Freeman ,  W U 1  iam  L \~\) 

Freemau,  William  W Itj5 

Freeman,  Willis Isi 

Frees,  Benjamin  M C14 

French.  Albert  H 52$ 

French,  AIpheu< 3i0 

French.  Celestieu  M 1C<' 

French,  George  D 330 

Fteuch.  Jamc!.  C 3J5 

French.  J;uuc-sO 137 

Frenvh.  Liu-m? CJO 

FtendenreK-b.  George  H 30t) 

Frick.  Charles  .\ S-1-: 

Frieke,  .\dol(>h  I*-.? 

Frioke,  Tbo.  .l.'re 201 

Friederich.  .Anjiist 5 

Friedlein.  Ge<>r^  G 3S^ 

Ftiedlen.  Gforjw  E 17 

Friedley.  Gf<>r^  W 24? 

Friend.  Cha^;t^  H 31-i 

Fries  Joseph.  ( 17th  Mo.  inf.) 102 

Fries.  Joseph.  ;3d  Mo.  inf.) orr 

Frink,  Edwin  B 340 

Fristie.  J.  S 21-2 

Frisb  .V ,  W  i  1 1  am  R.  T 1  y  2 

Fritchev.  .\m.'s  W 113 

Fritsch,CariR n-ji 

Fritsch.  Julias 129 

Fritz.  ChaHes  A  .  (3d  Mo.  inf.,  V.  S.  R.  C, 

war  in 3/0.) SI 

PtitB.  Charles  A.,  (3d  Mo,  inf.,  V.  S.  R.  C. 

IttMars) 3SS 

Fritz.  EmU 32S 

Fritz,  >.iintT.i  L Ill 

Fritz,  William ;i7 

Prohnhotter.  Autrust 38" 

FromhclJi.  .An _-u»t S*! 

Fromman.  Ge^r^ Sri 

Fw>>t.  Charlrs  H 11,3? 

Frost,  John  V.,  (,14th  I(7s.  inf.) 1  t^-l 

Frost.  John  Y.  (5Ut  inv  inf.) 224 

F^'sf.  L-wis  L> 197 

Frtxsi.  Marvu-0 93 

Frost.  Nf.Thaniel  S Iy7 

Frowe.  Samnel  S 190 

Fry,  JaLX'b  C 290 

Fry,  JohuH 404 

Fry,  JohnT,  S 301 

Fochs,  Frederick  W 66,69 

Fuch.s.  Jnlji  W ^(.U 

Fuebs,  Eennier  T 149 

Fochs.  William.  (,bativ  .\.  Isc  It.  art.,  and  l>t 

Mo.  inf.) .' 57,  .ISo 

Fu.-bi   William.  (17ih-Vi>.infl) U>2 

Fttelle.  Charle> 79 

FTiers>.'ube ";  Herman 201 


rite?ter,  Nicholas 390 

Fusrard.  Samuel  C 2S1 

Fvilkerson,  James  R 134,137 

Fulkerson,  John  A 134,137 

Fulfcs,  Charles 170 

Fnllagrar,  Benjamin 149 

Fullar,  Sidney  B 1S7 

Fuller,  Alexander  R 257 

Fuller.  Benjamin  P 195 

Fuller,  Georj:e  B ni 

Fuller,  Ir-4-in?  W 1 

Fuller,  Jed.  F 316 

Fuller.  JIarshall  C 273 

Fuller,  Orison  T 265 

Fuller,  Sidney  L 195 

Fuller.  SimoiJK '^33 

FuUer.  WUliam  W 2Si> 

Fullerton.  .Andrew  J 201 

t'ltllerton.  Joseph  S T^i 

Fnl  ton,  Darid  C 153,  iOiS 

Fulton,  George  W 1 06 

Fnltou.  Jacob 2S;> 

Funk.  .Abraham 3lG 

Furber,  Rlwin  E..  t?Tli  .Vo.inf.) 91 

Frn-ber,  Edwin  E.,  (47th  Mo.  inf.) 3;>-4 

Fu  rl  r  y .  C  h  iirl  e  s  C 330 

Furlons,  Charles  E ISO 

Ft) ru as!  Robe' rt  W 3H4 

Fn?>eder,  Francis li?9 

Fyan,  Robert  H 111,39-1 

Fy  fe.  .Andrew 347 

G.ibler.  .Alexi^nder y7 

Gabriel-mi.  Teter,  (,1st  Mirtn.  inf.) -..31- 

GabrieUou.  Feter,  tilth  Mci.n.  iui.) 327 

G  ,it>-  Charles  "W li'2 

Gatfuev.  Loui>  B 12 

Ga^s-e,  Aaron  H. 231 

Ga^^e,  Ethan  .A 2iM 

G;ii.-e.  Joseph  S S7,  IIS 

Gs^v.  Martin  R 2W 

G.ilu>^,-iii.  Stephen  J 253 

G  aiues.  *;dwiu l:!  ji 

Gaine<   Richard 231 

G  .lie,  Benjamin  B 255 

Gale ,  Joseph  M 377 

Guleskowski.  Alber: 20 

G  a- !a_-her,  A mbro-e 3S 

Gallai;her,  .Authouv !>S 

G allagher.  James  B 2;i0 

Gallasher.  >lii.hael 23ti 

Gallagher,  Fatrick  .A. 337 

G.iU.^trher.  William,  a4th  lova  inf.) 2H9 

GalUiiTher.  William,  (,3d  Iml.  H.  G.,  Kctu.  inf.)  3nV-* 

G.ill.iher.  iJe-rse  T 117 

Galland,  Wa-lfmston 25:3 

Gallijran.  Johu,  (tith  lotca  cav.) 237 

Galllt.'vui.  John,  (4th  loita  inf.) 249 

Gallowav.  Elias  A -12 

Gallup.  Andrew 170 

Gal lu p.  He ury  A 12 

Galo-kow-kv,  .Albert 152 

Galviu,  Edward H 

Galvin,  Patrick  G ^^* 

Galwav.  JauK« ^3o 

Gambell,  Orrin  AV 243 

Gamble.  James  D 24ii 

Gammill,  John  C 231 

Gammon,  WiUiam 46 

Gannett,  I-.-iiie 351 

Gannon.  Edward 95 

Gannon,  TUomj.s 35 


492 


INDEX   OF   NAMES. 


Gano,  Benjamin  D 174 

Gantt,  Walter  C,  f3dcav.  an(16th  Mo.  inf.)-ll,  87 

Gantt,  Walter  C,  (1st  Mo.  inf.) 386 

Gantt,  William  C -131 

Garaghtv,  Edmond 118 

Garher,  Silas 267 

Garden,  James 3.38 

Gardner,  Addison  S Ifil 

Gardner,  Almon  S 295 

Gardner,  Charles 256 

Gardner,  Craven  V 289 

Gardner,  George  Q 156 

Gardner,  Gideon 2?'5 

Gardner,  James  H 257 

Gardner,  JohQ 345 

Gardner,  Joshua 2:i-f 

Gardner,  Leonard  M 326 

Gardner,  Nathaniel  M 24 

Gardner,  Nelson  B 295 

Gardner,  ( irlaudo  J 311 

Gardner,  Ozem  B 375 

Gardner,  Patrick  S.,  (1st  Minn,  cav.) 302 

Gardner,  Patrick  S.,  (2d  Minn,  cav.) 304 

Gardner,  Silas  E  . .- 165 

Gardner,  William 164 

Garii.ld,  Henry  I 170 

Garfield,  Henry  W 2.39 

Garitv,  Genrge  L 224,226 

Garlick,  Carmi  P 211 

Garlock,  Andrew  J 297 

Garner,  J.  Whitfield 284 

Garner,  John  M 104 

Garrell,  Gustav*,  (1st  ilfo.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C, 

war  in  Mo.} 75 

Garrell,  Gustave,  (1st  Mo.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C, 

3-mouths) 385 

Garret,  Jesse  B 275 

Garretson,  John  H 259 

Garrett,  Andrew  J 153 

Garrett,  Charles  P 362 

GaiTett,  George  L 16 

Garrett,  John  A.,  aOth  Iowa  inf.) • 261 

Garrett,  John  A.,  (40lh /owa  inf.) 301 

Garrett,  John  M 22 

Garrett,  Lyle  A 282 

Garrison,  James  H 32 

Garrison,  Samnel  F.  0 301 

Garrison,  William 32 

Garth,  Samuel  A 35 

Gar%'ens,  Herman 97 

Garver,  Isaac  S.,  (2d  batt'n  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 10 

Garver,  Lsaa-c  S.,  (Cass  co.  H.  G.,  Mo.  cav.) 49 

Garvey,  Thomas 76 

Garvin,  Martin  B 13 

Gary,  Simon  G 217 

Gaskill,  John  L 314 

Gaskill,  Stephen  N 3 

Gasman.  Andrew 223 

Gasman,  Angut-t 186 

Gasman,  Fendanus  A 186 

Gassen,  John 68 

Gast,  Paulus 74 

Gaston,  Alanson  D 285 

Gaston,  John  W 33.5 

Gaston,  William  C 288 

Gaston,  William  J.,  (3,3d  7owa  inf.) 294 

Gaston,  William  J.,  (47th  Afo.  iuf.) 404 

Gately,  Thos.  B 337 

Gates,  Amos  L 178 

Gates,  Erastus  O 115 

Gates,  Hiram  D 317 


Gates,  Horace  H 292 

Gates,  John  M 237 

Gates,  Peter  P 377 

Gates,  William  M 108 

Gatzweiler,  Frederick  W 140 

Gauby,  Jonas  S 267 

Gault,  Nathan  el  C 327 

f4ault,  Walter  A 32 

Gaiise,  Isaac 230 

Gavin,  James  M 19 

Guvitt,  Marcns  A 117 

Gay,  Maurice 190 

Gar,  William  H 243 

Ga'yle,  Charles  L 322 

Gaylor,  J.^seph  B 207 

Gaylord,  Edward  H 237 

Gaylord,  Horace  A 400 

Gearkee,  John  H 281 

Gebert,  Adam 292 

Gebhardt,  Maximilian 194 

Gebhart,  Emanuel  M 272 

Geddes,  Andrew 257 

Geddcs,  James  L 257 

Gedney,  Joseph  B 297 

Gee,  John 189 

Geebald,  Gustav 392 

Geer,  Kuyphausen 334 

Gehner,  John  F.  W 390 

Gehring,  John 203 

Geiger,  Joseph    402 

Geiger,  Washington  P.,  (8th  Mo.  cav.) 32 

Geiter,  Washington  F.,   (Col.  Phelps'  reg't 

Mo.  inf.) 396 

Geiselmann,  Frederick  William 86 

I  Gelsinger,  Samnel 322 

Gelcich,  Vincent 329,338 

Gemraer,  Adalbert 86 

Gemmer,  Adelbert 392 

Genthuer,  Gustavus  E 328 

Gentry,  Henry  C 8,40 

Gentry,  Jesse  M 136 

Georg,  William,  (26th  Wis.  inf.) 201 

Georg,  William,  (Ist  fFis.  inf.) 400 

George,  Charles  G 282 

George,  Henry  P 148 

George,  James 314 

George,  Milo 378 

George,  Solomon  A.  M 34 

George,  Theodor 148 

Giorge,  Thomas  C 403 

George,  Thomas  J 130 

Georgie,  Charles 201 

Georgil,  Rudolph 17,  20 

Geraghty,  Peter 235 

Gerald,  Anson  R 306 

Gerard,  Edward 298 

Geraughty,  Patrick 189 

Gerber,  John 176 

Gerberich,  Eliaa 267 

Gere,  Thomas  P 320 

Gere,  William  B 320 

Gerlach,  Ferdinand 129 

German,  Henry 85 

German,  Obadiah 158 

ftennann,  Martin , 75 

Gerster,  Anton 86, 115 

Gerviner,  Joseph 70 

Gerwiiier,  Joseph 387 

Getchell,  Henry  W 145 

Getts,  Spencer  B 251 

Geyer,  Augustus  E 113 


INDEX    OP    NAMES. 


493 


GhosIiD,  William  D 1 84 

Ghost,  William  C 31)0 

Gibbon,  William  H 271 

Gibbons,  Edmond  A 154 

Gibbons,  WiUiam  E 161 

Gibb9,  Darius  S.,  (3(1  Wis.  inf. ) Ifio 

Gibbs,  Darius  S.,  (29th  P^is.  inf.) 20.5 

Gibbs,  Elias 3.55 

Gibbs,  Eugene  B 335 

Gibbs.  Hiram  M l'J5 

Gibbs,  John  J 154 

Gibbs,  Jonathan 202 

Gibbs,  OUver 147 

Gibbs,  Olnera 183 

Gibbs,  William  F 187 

Gibbs,  William  S  33 

Gibeant,  Charles  L, 280 

Gibson,  Aaron  B ]fi8 

Gibson,  Alexander 343 

Gibson,  Andrew  J 59,  72 

Gibson,  Charles  W 1 84 

Gibson,  Gan-et 347 

Gibson,  George 1 97 

Gibson,  George  W.,  (2d  TTis.  inf.) 163 

Gibson,  George  AV. ,  (51st  Wis.  inf. ) 224 

Gibson,  Henrv 173 

Gibson,  Hiram  D 294 

Gibson,  John 38 

Gibson,  John  W 38 

Gibson,  Levi  A.,  (14th  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 45 

Gibson,  Levi  A.,  (15th  Mo.  cav.) 46 

Gibson,  Robert  A 265 

Gibson,  Thomas  B 32 

Gibson,  Thomas  M 125 

Gibson,  William  A 135 

Gibson,  William  J 207 

Giddings,  Ephraim 165 

Giddings,  Napoleon  B 138 

Gideons,  John  A 47 

Giesler,  Christoph • 79 

Giesler,  Julius 150 

Gifford,  Leander  0 123 

Gift,  J.  ^^•  i  Ison 265 

Giger,  Benjamin  F 239 

Gilbert,  A.  Anthony 141 

Gilbert,  Charle;;  H 401 

Gilbert,  Clark  S 179 

Gilbert,  Henr v  H 322 

Gilbert,  Jam^•"^  1 287 

Gilbert,  James  M 174 

Gilbert,  Joseph  B 269 

Gilbert,  Lamont 307 

Gilbert,  Mark 242 

Gilbert,  .Samuel 229 

Gilbert,  Seymour 204 

Gilchritt,  Charles  A 93 

GUchrist,  George 294 

Gilerease,  Abraham  J 394 

CHlcrease,  William 113 

Gildemeister,  Theodore  H 139 

Gildersleeve,  Allen  J 44 

GUdersleeve,  Will  iam  H 172 

Giles,  Emerson  F 172 

GilfiUan,  James 323,327 

Gilford,  William  H 244 

Gilham,  Calvin 13 

Gill,  Charles  R 205 

Gni,  Edward 358 

Gill,  Josiah 127 

Gill,  William  H.,  (30th  Wis.  int.) 206 

Gill,  WiUiam  H.,  (19th /oKia  inf.) 278 


'  Gi'lan,  Peter 17 

Gillcrus,  E.  M 51 

;  Gillespie,  James  A 222 

{  Gillett,  Almerine 194 

1  Gillette,  Philander  D 245 

Gillette,  Robert  A 216 

Glllham,  Harry  J 322 

Gilliford,  Joseph 362 

I  Gilliland,  Samuel  C 360 

■  Gillispie,  John 181 

i  Gillitte,  Theodore  W 151 

Gil  mor,  Isaac 22f» 

Gillpatrick.  J.  Howard 364 

Gillpatrick,  W.  C 348 

Gilman,  Caleb .337 

Gilman,  John  W 292 

Gilman,  Joseph  A 343 

Gilmer,  Robert  P 233 

Gilmore,  Andrew  J 204 

Gilmore,  Hugh 284 

Gilniore.  John  F 285 

Gilpatrick.  Ernestus  P 366 

Gilpin,  Thomas  C 231 

Gilson,  George  W 128 

Gil. St  rap,  Abner  L 40 

Gilstrap,  Jacob 8,  40 

Ginly,  George  C,  (47fh  Wis.  inf.) 220 

Gintv,  George  C-,  (39th  Wis.  inf.) 400 

Ginty,  Henry  B 212 

Ginty,  James 220 

Giseke,  Hermann 74, 112 

Givens,  Jabe  D 328 

(ilade.  Julius,  (8th  Mo.  mil.  cav.) '.-34 

Glade;  Julius,  (4th  Mo.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C,  war 

in  Mo.) 84 

Glade,  Julius,  (4th  Mo.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.   C, 

3-month.s) 390 

Gla-by,  Milton  L 333.340 

Glasgow,  James  W 282 

Glasgow,  Samuel  L.,  (4th  lowaiui.) 249 

Glasgow,  Samuel  L.,  (23d  Iowa  inf.) 282 

Glassner.  George 390 

Glaze,  Henry  S -  -  35 

Gleason,  George  R 41 

Gleason,  Henry  O 152 

Gleason,  Levi 315 

Gleim,  Harrison  A 66 

Glendeniug,  Hiram  C 208 

Glenn,  Addison  N 74,112 

G 1  e  u  n ,  S  am  u  (•  1  P 253 

Glennary,  Richard 154 

Gloeser,  Augu.st - 106 

Glover,  Albert  D U 

Glover,  John  JI 11 

Glover,  Robert 183 

Glover,  William,  (3d  3/o.  cav.) 11 

Glover,  William,  (39th  Mo.  inf.) 127 

Glyun,  Michael 271 

Goble,  William  F 347,3.58 

Goddard,  Frederick  W 82 

Goddon,  Thomas 403 

Godfrey,  Alphonso  S la-^ 

Godfrey,  Eugene  W 104 

Godfrey,  George  L 245 

Godfre V,  Henry  W 1 04 

Godfrty,  William  B 356 

Godley,  Milton  L 275 

Goedde,  Clemens 58 

Goeden,  Max 1' 0 

Goerisch,  C 387 

Goeriach,  Christ 16 


494 


INDEX   OF    NAMES, 


Gocttlemann,  George 75 

Goi'tz,  Andrew 75 

Goetz,  Daniel 176 

Goctz,  Francis 81 

Goff,  James  Jl 178 

Goff,  James  W.,  (5th  Mo.  cav.) 20 

Goff,  James  W.,  (Fremont's  B.  G.,  Mo.  cav.)  52 

Goff,  Wallace 204 

Going,  Thomas 22,42 

Golden,  Columbus  B 2 

Golden,  Eraile 125 

Golden,  Patrick 342 

Golden,  T.  C  200 

Golden,  Thos.  J 1 

Golfling,  Charles  T 253 

Goldsby,  Zachariah  N 41 

Goldsmith,  Gustavua 198 

Goldsteu,  John  W 33 

Golliday,  ITriah  P    295 

GoUmer,  Hugo,  (17th  Jl/o.  inf.) 102 

GoUmer,  Hugo,  (1st  Mo.  inf.) 386 

Gollmer,  Hugo,  (3d  Mo.  inf.) 388 

Goltermann,  William 170 

Gollry,  William 295 

Goltry,  Urban  M 295 

Gonnisaon,  John  E 335 

Good,  Joseph  R 127 

Goodall,  Wallace  B 242 

Goodhrake.  John  T 3 

Goode,  Philip  H.,  (4th  batt'v  7o7crt  It.  art.) 244 

Goode,  Philip  H.,  (15th /owa  iuf.) 271 

Godell,  Ebenezer  A 302 

Goodfellow,  T.  M 249 

Goodhue,  Daniel .323 

Goodman,  Edward 153 

Goodman,  Theodore  H 330 

Goodiio,  David  H 298 

Gooduougb,  rtufus,  (6th  lowami.) 253 

Goodnough,  Kufus,  (30th /owa  inf.) 2!I0 

Goodrell,  WiUiam  H 271 

Goodrich,  Augustus  M 229 

Goodrich,  Charles  F 35 

Goodrich,  Draper  D 198 

Goodrich,  Elizur  T 346 

Goodrich,  Gustavus 196 

Goodrich,  John  C 161 

Goodrich,  John  D 165 

Goodrich,  Solomon 73,  74 

Goodsell,  Henry 149 

Goodson,  Josiah 13 

Goodson,  William  M 1:33 

Goodwin,  Benjamin  P 184 

Goodwin,  George  B 401 

Goodwin,  George  J 87 

Goodwin,  George  S 28 

Goodwin,  James  A 318 

Goodwin,  John  M 170 

Goodwin,  William 118 

Goodwin.  Wilson  G 167 

Goodykoontz,  Hamilton  W 32 

Goold,  William 249 

Goolman,  James  P 282 

Gordan,  WiUiam  A 178 

Gordon,  Alexander,  jr 173 

Gordon,  Carey  H 35 

Gordon,  Charles  B 352 

Gordon,  John  A 186 

Gordon,  Joseph  T .374 

Gordon,  Robert  M 200 

Gordon,  .Samuel  P 170 

Gordon,  Simon  B 349 


Gordon,  Wallace  W 192 

Gordon,  William 349 

Gordon,  William  A.,  (batt'y  A,  Ist  It.  art., 

and  Ist.  Afo.  inf.) 57,  385 

Gordon,  William  A.,  (12th  Mo.  inf.) 97 

Gordon,  William  L 87 

Gordon,  William  M-." 269 

Gore,  Abijah  F 245 

Gore,  William  H 294 

Gorgas,  David  N. 275 

Gorham,  Samuel  A 328 

Gorley,  Hugh  A 332 

Gorman,  James,  (10th  Minn,  inf.) 326 

Gorman,  James,  (1st  Cai.  cav.) 328 

Gorman,  Martin  L 163 

Gorman,  Willis  A 311 

GorHnch,  Stephen  D 245 

Gorton,  Cyrus  L 345 

Goshen,  Ji.hn  S 249 

Goshorn,  John  S 404 

Goss,  Benjamin  P 353 

Gos8,  David 349 

Goss,  Emmett,  (2d  batt'n  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 10 

Goss,  Emmett,  (I5th  A'ara.  cav. ) 358 

Gossett,  Mathias  D 49 

Got  t,  WilUam  A 200 

Gottschalk,  Charles  W 387 

Gottschalk,  Perd 387 

Gottschalk,  Frederick 402 

Gottschalk,  Louis 392 

Goucher,  David 26,43 

Gough,  Frank  M 107 

Gould,  Chessman 318 

Gould,  Joseph  R 283 

Gould,  William  O 357 

Gove,  Greenville  L 355 

Gove,  Richard  L 145 

Goiver,  James  O 227 

Grabenbrost,  Frederick 5 

GraboBch,  Charles, 104 

Graeraer,  George 176 

Graessle,  Frederick 16,  20 

Graetz,  Oscar 171 

Grafenstein,  Louis 112 

Graham,  Alexander  R 8 

Graham,  Alpheus  N 11 

Graham,  Charles  C,  (13th  Wis.iuf.) 183 

Graham,  Charles  C,  (52d  Wis.  mi.) 225 

Uraham,  Francis  L 164 

Graham,  George 213 

Graham,  Harvey,  (22d  Joioa  inf.) 281 

Graham,  Harvey,  (Ist  lowaiut) 402 

Graham,  Henry  C 208 

Graham,  James 349 

Graham,  James  M 370 

Graham,  John  H 190 

Graham,  John  L 371 

Graham,  Li-wis  B 371 

Graham,  Orlando 318 

Graham,  Robert 400 

Graham,  Robert.H.,  (14th  Mo.  H.  G.  inf.) 99 

Gr„ham  Robert  H.,  (8th  Kan.  inf.) 371 

( irah am ,  Robert  N 255 

Gi'aham ,  Thomas 153 

Graham,  Thomas  J 267 

Graham,  Simeon  L U 

Granger,  Charles  T 287 

Granger,  George 260 

Granger,  Jedediah  W 287' 

Granger,  William  W.,  (Ass't  Surg.  3d  Mo.  cav.). 11 
Granger,  William  W., (First Lieut. 3d  J/o.  cav.). 12 


INDEX   OF    NAMES. 


495 


Grannie,  William 280 

Grant,  Albert 192 

Grant,  Alfred  S 3:t8 

Grant,  Allen  A 22.i 

Grant,  Charles  H 206 

Grant,  Hiram  P 322 

Grant,  James  A 335 

Grant,  Jesse  J 242 

Grant,  Lewis  T 335,  337,  344 

Grant,  William,  (llth  Iowa  inf.) 264 

Grant,  William,  (6tli  Minn,  iuf.) 322 

Grant,  William,  (1st  Oregon  iuf.) 377 

Grantham,  John  W 44 

Grasberger,  John  P 349 

Graser,  Charles 398 

Grasley,  Oley 172, 173 

Grasshopper,  Daniel 368 

Grassmer,  Otto 392 

Gratheer,  Henry 33 

Gratz,  Carey 59,385 

Gravely,  Joseph  J.,  (8th  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 33 

Gravely,  Joseph  J.,  (14th  Mo.  cav.) 44 

Graves,  Festus  L 153 

Graves,  George 47 

Graves,  George  C 229 

Graves,  George  W 187 

Graves,  Warren 212 

Gray,  Abraham  L 130 

Gray,  Alexander 38 

Gray,  Alfred 347 

Gray,  Almond  D 187 

Gray,  Dewitt  C 1.38 

Gray,  Edmund  B.,  (4th  Wis.  cav.) ]5l 

Gray,  Edmund  B.,  (2ith  Wis.  inf.) 204 

Gray,  Frank  F 89 

Gray,  George  A 279 

Gray,  Gilbert  A 93 

Gray,  Henry  H 259 

Gray,  Henrv  L 197 

Gray,  Hoseii,  W 2.53 

Gray,  Jame.s  D 2.'^4 

Gray,  James  R 29,  112 

Gray,  John  B 76 

Gray,  John  ,S 278 

Gray,  Lewis  H 95 

Gray,  Robert  E 205 

Gray,  Roll!  n  B 105 

Gray,  Stephen 342 

Gray,  Thomas  E ,33 

Gray,  Warren 197 

Gray,  Willie  H 118 

Greason,  J.  A 42 

Greason,  James  A 86,  126 

Greaves,  David 28U 

Grebe,  M.  R.  W )7 

Grede,  Conrad li:e 

Greeley,  Dennis  P 263 

Greelish,  John 370 

Greely,  James 212 

Green,  Asa  B 206 

Green,  Benjamin  F 1 

Green,  Ch arles 61 

Green,  Galen  E 157 

Green,  George  W 326 

Green,  Harris  S 349 

Green,  Harry  H 245 

Green.  Harvey  W 91 

Green,  John 213 

Green,  Job  n  A 299 

Green,  John  H 259 

Green,  John  T 43 


Green,  Joseph 179 

Green,  Louis  F.,  (Cass  co.  H.  G.,  Mo.  cav.)...  49 

Green,  Louis  P.,  (Uth  Kan.  cav.) 355 

Green,  Modesta  J 95 

Green,  Thomas 283 

Green,  Thomas  H.,  (Ist  Wis.  inf.,  3-vears) 161 

Green,  Thomas  H.,  (1st  Wis.  iuf.,  3-montlis)  .  .400 

Green,  Walter  D 299 

Green,  William 213 

Greene,  David  B .83 

Greene,  Duane  M 342 

Greene,  Henry  A 3.32 

Greene,  Howard ]  98 

Greene,  James  H 174 

Greene,  John  S 272 

Greene,  Joseph  E 197 

Greene,  Mosley 128 

Greene,  Roger  S 82 

Greene,  William  A.,  (16th  lfr(;.<:.  inf.) 187 

Greene,  William  A.,  (29th  Wis.'mt) 205 

Greenleaf,  Damon  316 

Greenleaf,  Daniel  C 249 

(■rreenleaf,  Mosos 325 

Greenleaf,  William  E 43 

Greenman,  John  W 174 

Greeno,  Harris  S 349 

Greenstreet,  Thomas 40 

Greenwood,  George  A 95 

Greenwood,  Jacob 36 

Greer,  Allen 293 

Greer,  James  E 355 

Greer,  Joseph  D 355 

Greer,  Napoleon  B 206 

Greer,  Plimpton  E 282 

Greer,  Samuel  W 358 

Gregg,  James  C 282 

Gregg,  NathanP 3.55 

Gregg,  Perry 1.39 

Gregg,  Tilmon  P 247 

Gregory,  Aiigustus  C 2  j8 

Gregory,  Charles  H 351 

Gregory,  George 261 

Gregory,  H.  N 145 

Gregory,  Jasper  L 6 

Gregory,  Walter 6 

Grentzenberg,  Hermann 97 

Grenzebach,  Conrad,  (2a  Mo.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C.)-78 

Grenzebach,  Conrad,  (4th  j1/o.  iuf.) 390 

Gresham,  William  G 322 

Gresley,  Moses  R 317 

Gre ve,  Henry 201 

Gribble,  Irvin .181 

Gribble,  William  H 200 

Grier,  David  P 91 

Griesbach,  INIartin 22 

Griffeth,  Seth 165 

Griffin,  Charles  E 212 

Griffin,  Francis  M 337 

Griffin,  Michael 181 

Griffin,  SamuflW 293 

Griffin,  William  W 375 

Griffith,  Byron 8 

Giiffith,  Krancis  M 229 

Griffitli,  Henry  M 275 

Griffith,  Joseph  E 281 

Griffith,  Owen 196 

Griffith,  R  cliard  R.,  (7th  batt'y  Wis.  It.  art.) .  1.57 
Griffith,  Richard  R.,  (13thbatl'y  Wi^.  It.  art.)-160 

Griffith,  William  W 149 

Griffiths,  Henry  H 243,249 

Griffiths,  Joseph  M 3U0 


496 


INDEX   OP    NAMES. 


Griggs,  Cliainiccy  W 31  fi 

GrigcB,  Rciilicii  ,'\l 11 

Grigrtby,  Joliii IDf) 

Grlin,  I'niil  P Mr)!! 

GrinicB,  .[■ilni  T 'JM 

G riiih'H,  U.ilMTt  B :t7r, 

GrinieH,  W.  S i-T,!) 

Griiiii-K,  William  II. liTf) 

Griiiii'H,  WillimiiS 2H!I 

Griiia|:;iii-,  Mcnirt iHli 

Griiidcll,  Jdlui,  (17rli  ;;7s.  inf.) 221) 

Gi-iiiclcll,  Jdliii,  NUt.  Il'h.  inf.) 'llll 

Griiiti-r,  William  11.  II -ir^H 

Gridoii,  Cliridtdpli  ., 31III 

GlisBnm,  Alljcil  N 7(i 

Gi-iawolil,  A I  vlii  II 2:i2 

Gi-iiiwolrl,  CliarlcK 3117 

GriHWold,  Frank  C 3(14 

Gri>W()Id,  Mmritt  W 388 

GrJttH,  Bndd 3ri() 

Gi-ivuud,  ICi.iiiniud  E 1211 

Gniut,  John  10 2ilH 

Grndi,!,  Cnni-ad 2  II 

Grocgcr,  Oltol 1211 

Groenings,  Jolni,  (23d  l/Vs.  inf.) 1117 

GroPiiingH,  Jidin,  (IL'tth  //7s.  iui.) 211 

GrocHbeck,  I'liil.  li.  M ir.!l 

Groenbet-k.  St.-iihca  W 233 

Gi-oetsch,  .J(d)n 3211 

Griir'zinger,  Thcoiloru 2K7 

Groffniuu,  C.  H.  L Hi 

Gronlieim,  llmi'y 3.'58 

Groonicr,  I>nvid 3 

Groover,  Azrl 17!) 

GrOHlion,  'lliomaNC.,  (batt'y  I.  Ixt  jlfo.  It.  art.)  .01 
GroHhon,  TlinnjaaC,  (iKtM.  M,  B.,Mo.  inf.)..]!!!) 

GroHH,  Jacoli 1(1(1 

GrotbiT,  J 17 

Giousbeck   .lames  R 231 

Grout,  Gcorgi'  E 147 

Grout,  John  IC 21  !l 

Grove,  William  F W 

Grovi-uor,  Ab'l 3(i(i 

Grovor,  BuTijamin  W 117 

Grovor,  Milton 187,  IHH 

Grover,  Morgau  .S 344 

Grovor,  William  .S 11 

GroveH,  LcToy  S 288 

Grow,  Asa  K"  .  - 73 

Grow,  Loni.-i  F 201) 

Grow,  Williain.S 314 

Growp,  Cliarh'H 5 

Grubb,  Jidiii  h a.'il 

GrubcTihoihl,  Frederick ]3() 

Grumley,   i;.l ward  1 213 

GruninionH,  William 3H» 

Gryden,  G iiHla v  H h'J 

Guo,  Jerein iah  C 2K) 

Guoutbcr,  ( 'l.arlofl S/iO 

Guentzel,  A  iigoKt 70 

Gnentzell,  A  up;u«t .30(1 

Gnerin,  Ilcn  ry  W 3!l!» 

Gucruw'y,  A.  II 147 

GneriiBey,  Frank  M yi'8 

GuRrnHCy,  Sanniel  B 278 

GiK-rnsey,  William  D 23:i 

Gnetter,  Fred 17 

Guetzlof;,  G  i.-bort 1 7(1 

Guffey,  Benjamin 1(14 

Guffy,  William  ,S 301 

Guiberson,  .Surauul  S 300 


Guilb(>rt,  Krlward  A 413 

Guin,  James  W 2.")!» 

fiuinziuH,  (^iKinfiun 101 

Gnirailo,  Jnan  P.,  (11th  Mn.  cnv.) .'i8 

(Inirndo,  Juan  F.,  (lnt  Cal.  cnv.) 328 

Guitar,  Odoii X) 

Guide,  FriinolH 102 

Guide,   Frank 3!K) 

Guler,  Andrew 236 

(Inlieh,  'riM'od.,re,  (iHt  Iowa  inf.) 402 

(inliili,  Theodore,  (4rith  luica  inf.) 404 

Gunkel,  Conrad 172 

dunn,  Denny  M 204 

(lunn,  .lainiM    203 

Gunn,  IjOri'ie/,o  Dow 20fi 

GnnniHon,  Henry  W 198 

(iuniher.  Ardiur 345 

Cuppy,  J.i-lma  J 178,  1!I7 

Gurley,  Benjamin  B 200 

Gurley,  J. dm  10 209 

Gurnee,  Alfred   1 

Gurnee,  Clinton    317 

Gurney,  Charl.'H  W 245,  S47 

0 UKberler,  John 302 

GuRtafKon,  ,Iobn  G 316 

GuKlaveson.  (lliarh-H 186 

(Jut,  Edward  I' 140 

Gutge.sell,  GlenienH 385 

Guthrio,  .Sontl] 275 

Guthrie,  William  I' 20.-. 

f  Juljahr,  OluirleH  B 385 

Gut'tinann,  I'etei- 201 

Guy,  William  J ,32 

Guylee,  John 233 

(i Wynne,  Wahlo  i; 1.53 

(iylert,  JameHlI 109 

Haart,  Henry  C 355,  3.58 

IlaaHH,  Maxiniillian  A.  F 82 

Ilalii^li,  EoniK  ,M 87 

llaekbarlh,  JnliuH 65,  66,  68 

Uaokett,  CharleH  W 326 

Ilaeki'tt,  lOpliraiin  L   l.W 

Hackcnt,  Jaeob  F 342 

Ilackman,  AugustuK 3B8 

Ilacknianii,  AngnHluK 82 

Hackney,  Barton  I' 28 

Hacknoy,  Wenhy  A 24 

Haekney,  Willium  M 24 

Hackried,  Fredeiieic 15 

Haddock,  William    242,265 

I  laddock ,  W  ill  lam  ( t 281 

Haden,  Porlir 328 

Hadley,  Henry  O 205 

Hadlc.y,  Jcdm  A 316 

Hadley,  Jidm  M 353,  370 

Hadley,  Eu  Fayelto 311 

Hadley,  Toliiim  J 347 

Haemdien,  George 72 

Haoring,  Theodor,^ 177 

HaiKeler,  I{mlolph 70 

HaeUHKlei-,  Ferdlmind 388 

llal'er,  Jami-H  J.,  (4lh  /o7«fflinf.) 249 

Haler,  Jana^H  J.,  (^".Iih  /«w)«  inf.) 289 

Hugan,  I'etei- 22, 42 

Hagen ,  John  F 201 

Haggard,  (Cleveland  1'' 32 

I I  agio,  .IohImui 106 

1 1  agler,  F|.  tcher 307 

Hahn,  Alb-rt 335,  342 

Hahn,  Conrad 78 

llahu,  FordiuauJ 79 


INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


49T 


Haht).  WilUaai,  (Ut  Mo.  inf.,  U.   S.  R.  C, 

war  in  Mo.) ", 

H.ihn.  William.  (Ut  .Vi'.  iul..  V.   S.  R.  c.. 

y-months) - :1J.") 

Ilahii.  William  ,1 1 1  •,> 

Haiglit,  Aiis:u>iU!J ilo 

Haiglit.  Jai.'ob  T 241 

Haiue.  .\nhur 3:J5 

Haine,  Dauiel i<l;l 

HaiQi>,  William  B 304 

Haines.  "William  F 130 

Haiues,  William  P 11 

Haldcrman,  Jobu  A 3';> 

Hale,  Edward 334 

Hale,  Edward,  jr IdO 

Hale,  George At'.i 

Hale,  George  W Ji  i."> 

Hale,  Kiel -.lei 

Hale,  Hiram  F i> 

Hale.  James  A 3 1< 

Hale,  Thomas  B CiC 

Hale,  "WlUiam 140 

Haley,  Joab  M iiil 

HaleV.  Mark  J 3;iri 

HalL'A.  H 3.^vt 

Hall,  Albert  E. ,  (10th  .\!o.  cav. ) 3li 

Hall,  Albert  E..  (Capt.  Bavles"  co.  Mo.  inf.)  ..3:>:'  • 

HaU,  Albert  P ." 194 

Hall,  Albert  R  .  , .327 

HaU.  Alfred  -M 3 C.-. 

Hall,  Augustus  O 140 

Hall.  Barclay 40 

HaU,  Charles  E. .  (40th  U'h.  iuf. ' O-JJ 

Hall,  Charles  E. .  (40th  TTh:  inf.  1 4(,i  1 

Hall,  Daniel Oao 

Hall.  Edward  W 24^ 

HaU,  Francis 3.  J 

HaU,  Francis  M .5.=v; 

HaU,  George  F 01<i 

HaU,  Gooi_'e  11 1; 

Hall,  HenaVrsOu  C 0-"> 

HaU,  Henry  B - 35;{ 

Hall,  James.  iSth  Mo.  inf.) 01 

HaU,  James.  (3:.th  Mo.  inf. ) \-2''' 

Hall,  James  H -203 

HaU,  Jason  W 1  r3 

HaU,  Jeremy lOti 

HaU,  Joel  A Ol'S 

Hall,  John  A e-J-J 

HaU.  John  C ITit 

HaU,  John  W 360 

HaU,  Joseph,  (4th  iris,  cay.) 151 

Hall,  Joseph.  (tJth  Ka/i.  cay.) 349 

HaU,  Ley  i  A 391! 

Hall,  Salmon  C 3C4 

HaU,  Samuel  K.,  i  Tth  Mo.  mil.  cay. ) 30 

HaU,  Samuel  K..  ciTih  Mo.  m"fd  iiif.) 117 

HaU,  Shedrach  A U>7 

Hall,  Stephen lOti 

HaU,  Sylyester 117 

HaU,  Thomas  G 32:? 

HaU,  WUliam Ofi! 

Hall,  WiUiamH O^') 

Halleck,  J..-eph 311 

HalUday,  Joseph  .S ■!>! 

HaUister,  Charles 96 

Hallock.  WiUiam  ,s..  (Ut  .V".  cay,) 1 

HaUock,  AViUiam  -S.,  [IMh  Mo.  cuv. ) 43 

Halsey,  Charles  B 311 

Halsey,  Isaac  B 91 

Halsfead,  WUber  C 133 


Ilnlsted.  Samuel  H 91 

Haltert,  John  C.  G 17ii 

Halyard,  WilHara  B 360 

Haiiihliu,  (;r.ref  T 13,30 

Hambrook,  Riiluird  T 161 

Hamby,  W.  M 120 

Hamei,  ,1.  hn  C 394 

Hamer,  .Aliaii 123 

Haraer.  Kob-ri  \V 351 

Hamill.  Charles  M 135 

Hamill.  David  B 403 

HamiU,  Mathew  G i!45 

Hamill.  WiUiam  B 247 

Hamilton.  Augustus  H , 297 

Hauulton,  Charles  .A. 172 

Hamiltou.  Charles  S 165 

Hamilton,  Francis 314 

Hamiltou,  Henry  C 195 

Hamilton,  Henry  H 308 

Hamilton,  J  .luies  D - i55 

Hamilton,  .Teremiah 106 

Hamilton,  Robert , 95 

Hamilton,  Robert  "W 272 

Hamiltou,  Roswell  K 147 

Hamiltou .  Thomas  M 009 

Hamilton,  "\V.  H 010 

Hamiltou.  Walter  B 19 

Hamiltou.  WiUiaui  H 159 

Hamiltou.  WiUiam  T 1 

Hamlin,  Giles  H 1,-i? 

Hamlin,  1-aac - ^*"-d 

Hamlin.  Xoi  man  ■< 104 

Hamlin.  William  C 38 

Haiumau.  .laiu-^  M 229 

Hammer.  Adam 390 

Hammer.  F.;:?L.i  .  _ 2.30 

Hammtr,  Hu^t..va^ 165 

Hammer,  Seth  R 376 

Uammersteio,  (lusiv's 75 

Hamiuou.  Sr'.U  1. 312 

Hammond,  I'.raut  C li^* 

Hammond,  John 307 

Hammond.  ,lohn  H 340 

Hammoud,  La  F.ivetto 332 

Hammond,  <  )rla<ido  C 106 

Hammoud,  William  H 0.51 

Hampton,  George  S 067 

Hampton,  Richard  JI 009 

Hauchett.  William  M 154 

Hauck.  Francis  M 7o- 

Hancock,  Bradford 005 

Hancock,  Heurv :133 

Hancock,  John' 1''3.  1S4 

Hancock.  I..ni<  S 316 

Hand.  Clilford  A ?0 

Hand,  Hiu-yey 13i 

Hand.  I liramH 031 

Hand,  William  M 376 

Handlev,  David 357 

Haudy ,"  Edward  H 090 

Handy,  Genrge  W OSl 

Handy,  John 13? 

Handy,  John  C 331 

Haues,  Charles Ot- 

Hanewav,  John  S - 368 

Haney,  Albert  M 115 

HaneV,  Robert  M 390 

Hauford.  "William  T 342 

Hankey,  Edw:\rd 13 

Haiikin^.  James 403 

Hankins,  Ximrod 353> 


498 


INDEX   OF    NAMES. 


ilankiuson,  Jamcn 307 

Hanks.  Rniiiulus  I; 271 

Haulev,  .Tnlin  C,  (1st  jV;/»«.  cav.) 30:) 

Haiilny,  .loliu  C,  (idMiini.  cav.) :il)4 

Iliinlin,  Jami'H i3l 

Hanna,  Aqiiila  \V 334 

Hanna.  (reorge  "\V 2 

Hanna,  .)olin,  jr 33"i 

Mann;i,  Jolin  Cr -(il 

Hannah,  Eli <i 

Hannahs,  Delivan 27 

Hannahs,  Harrison 137,  :!.')"i 

Hannerman,  Lnnis  E    3J3 

Hansconi,  Frank  W   5") 

Hanpcom,  Walsou  11 2(35 

Hansen,  Angiist 1115 

Hansen,  Ed  varJ,  (2d  batt'y  JC/s.  It.  art.) 15.5 

Hansen,  Edward,  (37lh  f/'kinf.) 213 

Hansen,  Hans 18() 

Hannen,  Henry  N 195 

Hansen,  Prebun 285 

HansloAv,  George 9 

Hansom,  Lvsander  E 332 

Hanson,  Arthnr  J 263 

Hanson,  Ferdinand 17,  20 

Hanson.  JInnn 17 

Hanson.  Moses  I' 147,  148 

Hanson,  Peter 318 

Hansson,  Soren  J 180 

Happel,  Christian,  (10th  and  22d  il/o.  inf.).93,  108 
Happel,  Christian.  (Marion  batt'n  AFo.  inf.)  ..396 

Harbach,  Abram 243 

Harbison,  Benjamin ]  16 

Hardacre,  Joseph 89 

Harden,  Amasa 4U0 

Hardenberg,  .lames  R 331 

Hariler,  Henry  ^Y 309 

Hardesty,  William  L 3 

Hardin,  .Tacob  D 241 

Hardin,  Jesse  E 123 

Hardin,  Thomas  B.  L 130 

Hardin,  William  H 11 

Hardin,  William  R 13C 

Harding,  Alfred  A li)5 

Harding,  Amos  J 24 

Harding,  Benjamin  I-'.,  (23d  Mo.  inf.) 109 

Harding,  Benjamin  F.,  (1st  Oregon  eav.)  ...  .376 

Harillug,  Chester,  ir..  (10th  Mn.  inf.) 93 

Harding,  Chester,  jr.,  (25th  JV/o.  inf.) 112 

Harding,  Chester,  jr.,  (43d  il/o.  inf.) 131 

Harding,  Elisha  J 376 

Harding,  Henry  P 114 

Harding,  William  K 301 

Hardy,  Lewis,  (3d  il//»w.  inf.) 316 

Hardy,  Eewis,  (7th  Minn,  inf.) 323 

Hare,  Abraham  M 263 

Hare,  James  O 1.52 

Hare,  Blichael  H 297 

Harger,  Henry 280 

Hargravr-,  Joseph  P 33 

Hargrov.-.  William  W 45 

Hark,  William 101 

Harkor,  Garrison 6 

Harkins,  Abram - 314 

Hark  ins,  Thomas 217 

Harkuess,  Daniel  C ;ili7 

Harkness,  Robert 178 

Harlan,  David  R.  B 35 

Harlan,  George  W 249 

Harland,  William  II 253 

Harle,  William 77,  1  (J6 


Harley,  Jns(»|)h,  (1st  Mhin.  inf.) 311 

Harley.  Joseph,  (Uth  Mi,nn.  inf.) 327 

Hallow,  Edward  (i 159 

Harmon,  Henry  W 242 

Harmon,  John  L 138 

Harmon,  Lorenzo  D 213 

Harmon,  Wiliiain 312 

Harndeii.  Henrv 144 

Hitrned.  .SandfuVil 404 

H.irnir,  Ale.K 257 

Harper.  Brainard  ]).,  (2.")th  loim  inf.) 284 

H  irp   r,  I'.raiiiaid  D.,  (45th  7o;o(j  inf.) 403 

Harper,  Dnvi.l 259 

Haiper,  Jaiii.s  P.,  (1st  U.  M.  B  ,  Mo.  inf )  .  ..139 

Harper.  .lames  P..  (7th  7ow«  inf. ) 2155 

Harper,  James  W 284 

Harper,  John  J 110 

Harper,  Robert  J 355 

Harper,  William  C 246 

Han  ies,  William  H 164 

Harriman,  Samuel 206,213 

Harrington,  Flavlus  J 178 

Harrington,  George  B 229 

Harrington,  George  E 209 

Harrington,  Gregory 330 

Harrington,  Ira 403 

Harrington,  Joseph  H 151 

Harrington,  Nicholas 370 

Harrington.  Philander  J 237 

Harrington,  Stephen  R 347 

Harrington,  Theodore  L 87 

Harriot,  Christian 330 

Harris,  Abraham  B 253 

Harris,  Almeron  N 38 

Harris,  Charles,  (10th  Kan.  cav.) 357 

Harris,  Charles,  (10th  Kan.  inf.) .373 

Harris,  Charles  L.,  (Uth  Wis.  inf.) 179 

Harris,  Charles  L.,  (1st  Wis.  inf.) 400 

Harris,  Franklin  R 314 

Harris,  George  W 335 

Harris,  Harry  B 91 

Harris,  Henry 216 

Harris,  James H 372 

Harris,  James  H.  B 295, 299 

Harris,  James  M 32 

Harris,  James  T 43 

Harris,  John  G 349 

Hanis,  John  S 192 

Harris,  Jonathan 241 

Harris,  Joseph 212 

Harris,  Levinus  ...1 361 

Harris,  Lloy d  G 170 

Harris,  Marshall  H 35 

Harris,  Robert  R 106 

Harris,  Silas  D 349 

Harris,  Thomas 324 

Harris,  Thomas  C 1,28 

Harris,  Thomas  S..  (2d  Cal.  cav.) 330 

Harris,  Thomas  S  ,  (1st  Oregon  <ia.\ .) 376 

Harris,  William  C 372 

Harris,  William  E 233 

Harris,  Wyatt Ill 

Harri.-on,  Andrew  A 122 

Harrison,  Jesse  M 280 

Harrisun,  John  S 403, 

Harrison,  Joseph,  jr 128 

Harrison,  Jlonroe,  (5th  and  7th  il/o.  inf.) -.89, 393 

Harrison,  Monroe,  (41Jth  il/o.  inf.) 128 

Harrison,  Robert  J 269 

Harrison,  Samuel 185 

Harrison,  Samuel  A 184 


INDEX    OP    NAMES, 


499 


Harrison,  Siimiiol  C 346 

HaiTisoD,  Thomas B.i 285 

Harrinon,  William  H 151 

Harrover.  Bcnjamiii  F 340 

Harrow,  John  G 257 

Harry,  Jefferson  Ij 1C4 

Harshavr,  Henry  B I(i4 

Harshbiirger,  Samuel  A 47 

Harshicau,  Daniel 217 

Harston,  James  D ] 35 

Hart,  Alexander,  (8ih  MoAot.) 91 

Hart,  Alexander,  (29tli  and  32d  Jl/o.  inf.). 118, 123 

Hart,  Andre^y  J 398 

Hart,  Henry  W 259,  299 

Hart,  Jacob 1'33 

Hart,  Jeflferson  G 3 

Hart,  John  A 3GJ 

Hart,  John  H 307 

Hart,  Pleasant  A I U 

Hart,  RoswellK 47 

Hart,  Samuel  L.,  ( 1  Cth  Wis.  inf.) 178 

Hart,  Samuel  L.,  (4Liit  Wis.int) 401 

Hart,  Samuel  S 183 

Hart,  Thomas  J.,  (48th  Mo.  inf.) 135 

Hart,  Thomas  J.,  (Cole  co.  H.  G.  Mu.  inf.) 398 

Han,  WiUiam  H 18 

Hartenetein,  Fr Si 

Harter,  Joseph  J 294 

Hartfeii  Bemhard 17fi 

Hartig,  Charles 385 

Hartle,  Andrew  J 137 

Hartley,  Charles  T 281 

Hartley,  Edward 324 

Hartley,  Henry  B.,  (5th  Mo.  cav.) ^2 

Hartley,  Henry  B.,  (12th  Mo.  cav.) 41 

Hartley,  Samuel  M 115 

Hartman, 117 

Hartman,  Charles  F 11 

Hartman,  Cravin  L 23 1 

Hartman,  Pierre 147 

Hartmann,  Hermann,  (2d  JV/o.  inf.,  3-year>)  ...79 
Hartmann,  Hermann.  (2dA/o.  inf.,  3-montlis).387 

Hartmann,  Jacob,  (3d  JV/o.  inf.,  3-years) f2 

Hartmann,  Jacob,  (3d  Mo.  inf.,  3-month?) 388 

Harttest,  J.  C.  G 400 

Hartung,  Charles 198 

Hartwell,  George  F 147 

Hartwell,  George  L - 2:  3 

Hartwell,  Smith  A 2C4 

Harvey,  Benjamin  F 328 

Harvey,  Christopher  C 4 

■  Harvey,  Daniel 120 

Harvey,  E.  E ■ 349 

Harvey,  James 277 

,  Harvev,  James  M 372 

Harvey,  Jobn  II 292 

Harvey,  John  L 403 

Harvey,  Philip 278 

Harwood,  F.  H ]fi7 

Harwood,  Nathan  S 403 

Harwood,  Thomas 20  J 

,  Hage,  Frederick 81 

Hasfurther,  George 390 

Hasie,  Charles  E 73 

,  Hasie,  Montagiie  S.,  (Bissell's  Mo.  engs) 73 

Hasie,  Montague  S.,  (4th  Mo.,  V.  S.  R.  C).  -  -390 

Haskell,  Alonzo  C 339 

Haskell,  Daniel  B 333 

I  Haskell,  Edwin  A 233 

'  Haskell,  Prank  A 170, 212 

Haskell,  John  G 373 


Haskell,  Llewellyn  F a6,  115 

Haskill,  Josiah  C 357 

Haskin,  Charles  H 267 

Haskius.  Alexander  D 165 

Haskins,  Horace 82 

Haskins,  .Sbadrack 269 

Haslip,  Amos  M 287 

Hasse,  Herman  E 1 98 

Has.sen,  William 213 

Ha.ssendeubel,  Francis,  (17th  Mo.  inf) 1C2 

Hu.>isi  ndeubel,  Francis,  ('-id  Mo.  ini.) 389 

HiUi.-iondeubel,  Peter 1L2 

Ha.-sctt,  Malachi  R 379 

Ha.<.si'y,  Walter  C 38 

Hastings,  David  C - 287 

Hastings,  J.  T 142 

Hastings,  James  B 356 

Hastings,  William  P 233 

Hastrieter,  Dominir 176 

Hasty,  Robert  H .322 

Hatch,  E.  A.  C 306 

Hatch,  Edward 229 

Hatch,  Frank,  (2d  Jf'is.  inf.) 163 

Hatch,  Frank,  (2d  Iowa  cav.) 229 

Hatch,  George  F 320 

Hatch,  Jesse  P 287 

Hatch,  Levi .•.349 

Hatchard,  Thomas 196 

Hatcher,  John  W 353 

Hattield,  Thomas  W 104 

Hathaway,  Asa  W 167 

Hathaway,  William  S 8 

Hathorn,  John 95 

Hathorn,  McGuire  C 96 

Hatton,  John  B 295 

Hauchlinger,  L 398 

Hauck,  George 69,70 

Hauenstein,  John 303 

Hauflf,  Heary 186 

Hauger,  Joseph 384 

Haughawout,  William  J 353 

Hauk,  Jacob 297 

Hauks,  M.  Henry 209 

Hau.s.  r,  Gottfried 79 

Hauser,  .John  F 170 

H  auser,  John  H. ,  (49th  Wis.  inf. ) 222 

Hauser,  John  H.,  (40th  Wis.  inf.) 401 

Havekorst,  Henry 375 

Havely,  Owens  D 31 

Haven,  Charles 315 

Haven,  Franklin 330 

Havens,  Ezra  .S.,  (18th  Mo.  inf.) 104 

Havens,  Ezra  S.,  (1st  M.  M.  B.,  A/o.  inf.) 139 

Havens,  Harrison  E 404 

Haver,  John 257 

Haverkamp,  Henry 79 

Haverly,  Charles  E 288 

Haverly,  Curtis  R 130 

Havins,  Ezra 298 

Haw,  George 209 

Haw,  William  A 235 

Hawes,  Joseph  K 220 

Hawes,  Lewis  K 204 

Hawes,  Lewis  M 213 

Hawes,  Philo 327 

Hawk,  Alexander 366 

Hawk,  Foster  R 28,108 

Hawkins,  Henry  P 24 

Hawkins,  James  O 281 

Hawkins,  Robert  C 167 

Hawkins,  Thomas  J 35 


500 


INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


Hfiwkiti>',  William 2-") 

Hawltins,  Williiim  J b'J,  39:i 

Ilawley,  Alfr.-d  C,  (is-t  M.  M.  B.,  Mo.  mi.)   ..  .1:39 

HawK'y,  Alfred  C.  (11th  .Minn.iaf.) 307 

Hawley ,  I'd  ward  (r 307 

llanlry,  Frederick  W   2-15 

Hawley,  James,  jr 404 

Hawley,  .lanieH  B 112 

Hawley,  Romulus,  (3.']tli  Iowa  iuf.) 2'.)(i 

Hawley,  Romulus,  (44lh  7<v;f'(  inf.) 402 

Hawley,  Tliomas  ^! , !<."> 

Hawley,  William lli."> 

Hawthorue,  .John 2-'l) 

Hawthorne,  Samuel  E 403 

Hay,  Thomas,  jr 217 

Haycock,  George 33.^' 

Hayden,  Henry 211 

Hayden,  ,James  E 21.") 

Hayden,  .John  A 37 

Hayden,  Jlortimer  JI 244 

Hayden,  Thomas  F.,  (lOtb  jjo.  cav.) 31! 

Hayden,  Thomas,  F.,  (.5th  loicacny.) 23."i 

Hayes,  A  sa  M • 1  ts 

Hayes,  Charles  C 216 

Hayes,  Hiram  X 204 

Ha^es,  John 37.'i 

Hayes,  Josiah  E,,  (10th  Kiin.  inf.) 372 

Hayes,  Josiah  E.,  (I2th  A'are.  iuf.) 374 

Hayes,  Lewis  W 34 1 

Hayes,  Orriu  T 302 

Hayes,  William  T.,  (Kth  loica  inf.) 2.57 

Hayes,  William  T.,  (48th  loica  inf.) 404 

Hayman.  Luther  T 3.5 

Haynes,  Benjamin  F I'O 

Hay nes,  Charles  H 34:1,  3.57 

Haynes,  Eugene  C '- 2:53 

Haynes,  Georgts  A 2S'9 

Haj'nes,  Samuel  C,  {G\h  Iowa  cav .) 238 

Haynes,  Samuel  C,  (37th  lowaint) 298 

Haynes,  Silas  W 104 

Haynes,  Siou  A 130 

Hays,  John 273 

Hays,  John  11 234 

Hays,  Oren  T 311 

Hays.  Robert    351 

Hays,  Samuel 157 

Hays,  William  T 23.5 

Hays,  William  W 342 

Hayter,  Robert  Jl. ,  (1 6th  jl/o.  cav.) 47 

Hayter,  Robert  M.,(Col.  Phelps' reg'tjVo.  iuf.)  396 

Hay  ward,  Frank  A 214 

Havwanl,  Jon.  K 127 

Haywood,  Dudley  L 239 

Haywood,  Frederick  Jj .309 

Hayzlett.  John  G - 283 

Hazard,  ,Juhn  S 3il 

Hazard,  Marion  E 47 

Hazelton,  Henry 141 

Hazen,  John -. 187 

Hazcn,  Thomas  B 292 

Hazleton,  James  O 187 

Hazleton,  John  F 197 

Hazlett,  Andrew  H 2(!:) 

Heacock,  William  A 2.34 

Head,  Albert 2fil 

Head,  Mahlon 261 

Head,  Thomas  H 249 

Headlee,  Samuel  W 47 

Heacerty,  William - - .  .38 

Heald,  Ahner  O 161 

Henley,  Edward lOT 


Healey,  Jamea Ill 

Heauy,  Daniel 314 

I-Iearsev,  William  E 157 

Heath, "Charlos  P 280 

Heath,  David  M 38 

Heath,  George  W 239 

Heath ,  Herman  H 227,  939 

Heath,  Jamea 305 

Heath,  Jamea  K 38 

Heath,  John  W 326 

Heath,  Si\lli van - 328 

Heath,  Wesley  A 237 

Heath,  William  H 125 

Heatherinpton,  Edward  D 32 

Heaton,  Edward  B 290 

llenton,  Edward  M 38 

Heaton,  Franklin  D 122 

Heuton,  (Jeorg-o 245 

Heatou,  George  N 30 

Heaton,  William  A 41 

Heavev,  James  H 285 

He  , vuer.  Josiah 273 

Hebberd,  A sa  W 204 

Jleber,  Nicholas -.. 172 

Heberling,  Hiram  S 227 

Heck,  Vinzeiis    218 

Heekenlouer,  Cii  iaeus 388 

Heckert,  Peter 245 

Heddens,  James  M 347 

Hedge,  George  W 289. 

Hedges,  Christ iau 256' 

Hedinger,  Joseph  T 292 

Hedrick,  Daniel  Jl 289 

Hedrick,  John  M 271 

1  Icdriek,  Thomas  H 271 

Hefleltinger,  C.  B 307 

HctfelUnger,  Christopher  B 312 

Hcft'ernau,  Charles 336 

Heg,  HansC 186 

lleg,  01.- 18G 

Hcgemann.  'Cbeodore 5 

Hegg,  Oliver  A 165 

lleick.  Detlef 176 

Heiden,  Theodore 16 

Heilweck,  Christiau 3.90 

Heimbach,  Herman 68, 7U 

lleimbach,  John 385 

Heimberger,  Henry 86 

llein.  Max ". 72 

Heiurichs,  (iustav 16,20,129 

Heiurichs,  (Utsfavus 388 

Heintz,  John  X 75 

Heipp,  Jacob 201 

Hei^at•k,  John 17 

Hiisel,  .lobn  J 104 

Heitz,  Arthur 337 

Helzer,  Samuel  B 290 

lie  I  her.  Christian 395 

Heir.  William  H 115 

\U\\i',  Peter,  (.5th  Mo.  inf.) 86 

Helle,  Peter,  (4th  Mo.  inf.  U.  S.  R.  C.) 390 

Heller,  Martin  W.,  (5fh  If  i^.  inf.) J67 

Heller,  Martin  W.,  (37th  Wis.  inf.) 213 

Helliwell,  Albert 158 

Hellmau,  George 100 

Hellstcrn,  Clemens 342 

Helm,  James  W 43 

Helm.  William  H ^ 135 

Helnihol t,  Frederick 218 

llelniiek,  Simon 2.55 

Helmkamp,  Anthony  C 322 


IXDEX    OF    NAMES. 


101 


Helmlc,  Leopol'l.  CM  Mo.  inf.,  S-years) hi 

Helmle,  Leopold,  ('id  Mo.  inf..  3-month!^) rji-r- 

Helms,  Marvin  H ]  74 

Helsper,  'William 324 

Hembree,  JoelT .,.46 

Hemenway,  Herman  C -jr-j 

Hemen way .  Samuel  W 2-7 

HempficlU,  Isaac  W .3:i4 

Hemschmyer.  William  H iiJl 

Hemstreet.  "SVilliam 1CV4 

Hencke.  Theodore :;r->^ 

Hencke.  Theodore  W 17,  u'lJ 

Hencke,  Thomas  W ^i 

Hendee,  Clark  K 95 

Henderson,  Andrew  ft i: t j 

Henderson,  Daniel  W ;. ..-..'-' I 

Henderson.  David  B.,  (12th  Iowa  inf.) -jiLj 

Henderson,  David  B.,  (46th  Iowa  inf.) 4^3 

Henderson.  Hubbard  C •-".*.■) 

Hendercon,  John,  (17ih  Tl'i.'-.  inf.) Ir'.i 

Henderson.  John.  (^33d  lowaiof.) -J'M 

Henderson,  John  D 11:.' 

Henderson,  Orringtou  L 3^4 

Henderson.  Paris  P •Jfll 

Henderson.  Rob'-rt 34it 

Henderson.  .St'.pbin  H.,  ('J4fb  Iowa  inf.).         ::h-i 

Henderson.  .Stephen  H.,  (44th  Iowa  inf.; 40i 

Henderson.  Thomas  ( ; 3Ui! 

Henderson,  Tboraas  H 24 

Henderson,  William  L :Ji^"> 

Hendrick,  John  W 14 

Hendricks,  I-rael  Vf 171 

Hendrick.~on,  Juiue^  F i -J-J 

Hendriekjion,  AVilliam 1  j j 

Hendrix,  James  W 3';iJ 

Heninger,  Thomas  J 313 

Henion,  Tunis  W 7.; 

Henley,  William 11-' 

Henne,  Robert :i7 

Hennegin,  Peter U'i'j 

Hennjges,  Henrj' 73,  ;  -J'J 

Henning,  Beniamin  .S 1 4:i 

;  Henry,  Archibald  R i,"'.^ 

Henry,  Benjamin  F.,  '.'I'b  Mo.  mil.  cav.) ill 

Henrv,  Benjamin  F.,  U4th  Kan.  rin.) 3:^7 

Henrv.  E.  D 1.71 

Henry,  Elihue  H 93 

Henrj',  George  A -^V.i 

Henry,  George  "\\' H.7 

Henry,  L^.^ae  X 1 33 

Henry,  Jes.-e 360 

Henry,  John  A..  fCaptainy 302 

Henrj-,  John  A.,  (Fir.-t  Li.  ut.) 3113 

Henry,  John  E 1 .73 

Henry,  John  M 33.7 

Henry,  Robert  H -'1 .7 

Henry,  William,  ri7tli  HV-.inf) 1203 

Henry,  William.  (7th  Kan.  cav.; 3-71 

Henry,  William  1 1^4 

Henry,  William  R 'S^2 

Hensack,  John .3'-7 

Bensel,  Adolph i')) 

flense],  Levi 37.7 

Henseler,  JohnE 86,  li'fi 

Hengen,  Nichola, 203 

JHenahaw,  Dan,w-1,  '?tli  loica  cav.) 24 1 

'Memha^v,  Daniel.  Cl^th  Iowa  inf.) -277 

Hen6hai\-,  William i^f 

Henslee,  Jo^-eph  .M "217 

Henalee,  Murljne  (J 1  :j,  30 

Henton,  (Jvrus  R 2)7 


Ilenton,  G-ilbert  II 219 

Henton,  Gilson  M 219 

Henze,  George 194 

Hepburn,  James  W 330 

Hepburn,  William  P 229 

Heppenhermer,  George 93 

Hequembourg,   Alexander    G.,   'eng.    reg't 

Tsest,  Mo.  inf.) 73 

Ilequembonrg,  Alexander  G.,  (40th  lilu.  inf.). 128 
Heiiuembourg,  AJex.  G.,  (4th  Mo.  inf.,  U.  .S. 

R.  C; 390 

Hequembourg,  William  A.,  (3d  Mo.  inf.) s2 

Hequembourg,   Vrilliam    A.,   (3d  Mo.    inf., 

U.  .^.  R.  C.) 3^-i 

Herbert,  Ebenezer  E 271 

Herbert,  John  L 229 

Herbert.  Josiah  T 273 

Herd,  William  .S..  (6th  Kan.  inf.) 370 

Herd,  William  -S.,  (5th  Mo.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C.;.392 

Herder  John  N  ,  (l.-t  J/o.  mil.  inf.)   76 

Herder,  John  X.,  {4th  Mo.  inf.,  X'.  .^.  R.  C).  -.84 
Herder.  John  X.,  (.7th  Mo.  iut..  V.  S.  R.  C.)--392 

Hen-n.  John  P 131 

Herington,  John  L 10 

Heriiug.'.  L.  T 353,370 

Heritage,  Lemuel  T 355 

Herman,  Franz 176 

Hermann,  Carl  F 167 

Herndon.  Joseph  M 46 

llerpich.  Gustav 15,  20 

Herrick,  Charles  F 404 

Herrick,  George  AV 138 

Herrick,  Henrr  X 320 

Herrick,  John'l 205 

Herrick,  .Alerton 221 

Herrick,  Rufus  F 334 

Herrick.  .Samuel  W 17i? 

Herrick.  Thoina>  P 351 

Herriman,  John 299 

Ilerrirnan.  William  2\ 115 

Herring,  Ebenezer 295 

Herring,  ( iecrge  L 15 

Herring,  Levi  "W 292 

Herri'-.t.  dctavious  B 105 

Herroii.  Edwin  R 151 

Herrou,  Frank  J.,  (9th  Iowa  inf.) 259 

Herron,  Frank  J..  [Ibt  Iowa  inf.; 402 

Herron,  Richard  fr 247 

Herrhberger.  William  C 271 

Hervey,  James 226 

Herzljerg.  Ern^-.-t  F i-J-'' 

Kerzo^'.  E'lwar.l 75 

I le-cotk.  Henrj- 57,  60,  3*5 

He--.  Ferdinand 5 

He.-.-,  .J'.bn  X 307 

H'  .-^    Thomas 14 

He,-.-.  Thomas  H 136 

H.^-e    Ferdinand 16 

He.--.-,Gumal 176,21* 

He.^.-e.  Herman 211 

Hesse,  H-rman  T.,  (.5th  .Vo.  cav.) 20 

He..<.e.  Herman  T.,  (Irt  Mo.  inf.,  U.  fS.  R-  C.)..';.-5 
Hes.-i-.  Hermann 210 

I  If- ^1 .  Char),-- 67 

lIi--,-i-lberi:er.  ffii-tavus  A 237 

H"- (JCTave.  Robert  V 307 

HHfter.  David  M 3.53 

H c -tcr,  J-imes 89 

He-ter.  Norton  H 1^ 

H  est  wood,  .Samuel 301 

I I  "Ui   Jamf-^,  jr 214 


502 


INDEX    OP    NAMES. 


Hewett,  ClmiieBlj 144 

Hevvett,  William  H 149 

Hewitt,  Byron 2U7 

Hewitt,  lOdwJn  D 354 

Hewitt,  Joseph 301 

Hewitt,  Robert  H 1S3 

Hewkels,  Frederic  W 385 

Heydenianu,  William 86 

Heydon,  Ephraim  W 212 

Hevdtman,  Christian 79 

Heyl,  William 390 

Heyn,  Frederick, (iHt  batt'n  Mo.  cav.) fi 

Heyu,Prederiek,(Maj.Krekersbatt'ii,.1/iAinf.)  140 

Hiatf,  Araos 294 

HIbbard,  Elisha  C,  (5th  Wis.  inf.) 167 

Hibbard,  Elisha  C,  (24th  M'h.  inf.) 198 

Hibbard,  Isaac  J 187 

Hibler,  John  P.,  (29th  Mo.  inf.) W^ 

Hibler,  John  P.,  (l.st  Mo.  inf.) 385 

Hiekenlnper,  0-eorgo 297 

Hickman,  Charles  T 127 

Hickman,  Henry 11 

Hickman,  I.«aac  N 120 

Hickmaij,  Jlartin 12() 

Hicknk,  Alon/.o  D 174 

Hicks,  Don  Carlos 27 1 

Hicks,  Franklin  Z 197 

Hicks,  Henrv  A 158,  1 59 

Hicks,  Svlvilnus  E 27(1 

Hick?,  William  M 1 

Higbee,  Chester  G 181 

Higdon,  William  H. ,  (2d  Mo.  cav.) H 

Higdon,  William  H.,  (1st  and  5th  CaMnf.)  332,  340 

Hifigins,  Alfred  J 133 

Higgiiis,  Eben  P> 307 

Higgins,  Jamea  M 277 

Higgins,  Peter 2 

Higgins,  Peter  H 28 

High,  Andrew  J 200 

High,  James  L. 222 

Hight,  William  E 74, 112 

Higlcy,  Mortimer  A 271 

Hild,  Eouis 81 ,  85 

Hildebrant,  August .5 

Hildonbranat,  Theodore,  (1st  Mo.  inf.,  U.  S. 

R.  C.  war  in  Mo.) 75 

Hildenbrandt,  Theodore,  (1st  jVo.  inf.,  U.  S. 

U.  C,  3-month8.) 385 

Hiles,  James  .T 11,  3H 

Hill,  Alexander  S I(i4 

Hill,  Algie  .S 165 

Hill,  Charles  H 377 

I  nil,  ( Iharles  W 24!l 

Hill,  Eben  M 73,  74 

Hill,  Edgar  P 197 

Hill,  Edward  H 49 

Hill,  Edwin 217 

Hill,  Edwin  K 24l> 

Hill,  Egbert  O 122 

Hill,  Henry  .S 21 

Hill,  Isaac 11 

Hill,  Jacob  C 91 

Hill,  James,  (Chaplain). .  .•. 280 

Hill,  .lames,  (First  Lieut.) 280 

Hill,  James  H : - 117 

Hill.  Joel  C 8,411 

Hill,  John  E - 335 

Hill,  .lohn  K 357,  372 

Hill,  John  T 342 

Hill,  Norman  N 11 

Hill ,  Robert 1 U 1 


Hill,  .Sylvester  G 296 

Hill,  Washington,  (4th  Wis.  cav.)  > 152 

Hill,  Washington,  (,5th  batt'y  Win.  It.  art.).. .156 

Hill,  William,  [Ut  Mo.  It.  art) 56 

Hill.  William,  (eng.  reg^'t  weft  and  Ist  eng. 

Mo.  inf.) 73,  71 

Hill,  William,  (8tb  Mo.  inf.) 91 

Hill,  William,  (11th  Wis.ini.) 179 

Hill,  William  II 134 

Hilli'gar,  Michael  J 41 

Ilillir,  Hiram  M 8 

Hiller,  .lohn  (i 20 

Hlller,  John  M 8 

Hiller,  William 8 

Hi:irrich,  Adam 22 

11  illgard,  Charles  W 97 

Hilliard.  Hiram 144 

Ilillicr,  John  B  179 

Hillier,  .Spencnr  L 156 

Ilillis,  Daviil  B 275 

Hillis-yan-hollar ,365 

Hi II man,  Edwin 316 

Hills,  Charles  S 372 

Hills,  Henry  H 314 

Hills,  James  H 120 

Hills,  Leander  B 178 

Hills,  JIarijnis  A 247 

Hillyer,  E.  D 347 

Hill Ver,  Edgar  W 338 

Hillyer,  lldwin 178 

Hils,  Andrew 58 

Hilton,  fteorge  D 292 

Hilton,  George  E 168 

Hilton.  Rezin  S 241 

Hilton,  Roscoe 320 

Himoe,  .Stephen  O 186 

Hindman,  David  r,.,  (3d  jVo.  cav.) 11 

Hindman,  David  R.,  (I'Jth  Wh.  inf.) 192 

Hinds,  Hugh  L 340 

Hinds,  Jfariou  A 235 

Hinebangh.  Henry  II 222 

Hincs,  Jotin  A 274 

liinkley,  Jnlian  W 165 

Hiiikley,  E.  D wight 178 

Hinmau,  Charles  S 38 

Hinman,  Josiah 216 

Hinrichs,  Charles  F 36 

Hiurichs,  Frederick 67,  69 

H inton,  Josiah  T 128 

Ilipolite,  William  W 205 

Hirt,  William.  (3d  U.  S.  R.  C.  and  4lh  Mo. 

int.,  3-vears) 81,  85 

Hirt,  William,    (3d   Mo.  inf.,    U.    S.   R.   C, 

3nionths) 368 

Hirth,  Paul,(3dil/o.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C,  3-years)..8l 
Hinh.  Paul, (3d  Mo.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C,  3-moDth6)388 

Hitchcock,  I).  Dwight 366 

Hitchcock,  Harvey  A 192 

Hitchcock,  James  II 213 

Hoag,  C.  N 145 

Hoag,  LoelB 323 

Hoagland,  Abram  S.,  (batt'y  E,  1st  jVy.  It.  iirt.).59 
Hoiigland.  Abram  .S.,  (batt'y  K,  2d  Mo.  11.  ait.). 70 

Hoaglin,  John  N 219 

Hobart,  Aaron , 203 

Hobnrt,  <  'linrlHH 376 

Hobart,  Edward  P 401 

Hobnrt,  Harrison  C 151, 195 

Hobart,  John ;..174 

Hobart,  Martin  C .-.  .172 

Hobbins,  William 174 


INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


503 


Hobbs,  Albert 248 

Hobbs,  Charles  F 237 

Hdbbs,  Prank  T.,  (1st  Wis.  cav.) 144 

Hobbs,  Frank  T. ,  (3~ih  JVis.  iuf. ) 213 

Hobbs,  Wesley  C 284 

Hobert,  Chauncey Slfi 

Hobson,  William  P 115 

Hochstadler,  Andrew 61 

Hocker,  N.  B Ill 

HodgdoD,  Warren 196 

Hodge,  Ambrose 233 

Hodge,  William .120 

Hodges,  James  L -. .  .316 

Hodges,  Pleasant  A 394 

Hodges,  Thomas  N 1 

Hodges,  William  R 208 

HodgkisB,  Ansou  R 283 

Hodgman,  Amos 351 

Hoehn,  Henry 218 

Hoehn,  Philipp 76 

Hoenny,  Charles 388 

Hoerner,  Andrew 403 

Hofbauer,  August 76 

Hofedank,  WiUiam 33-2 

Hofer,  Andrew  F 259 

Hoff,  David 271 

Hoffbauer,  Hugo 269 

Haffraan,  David  B ,338 

Hoffman,  Enoch 404 

Hoffman,  Eiust  H 95 

Hoffman,  George 126 

Hoffman,  Joseph 62 

Hoffman,  Michael 251 

Hoffman,  Samuel  C 347 

Hoffman,  WjUiam  D 66 

Hoffmeister,  Augustus  W 257 

Hoffmeister,  Christian 7'J 

Hoffoagle,  James  M 271 

Hoffstetter,  Louis,  (balt'y  K,  2d  Mo.  It.  art.).. 70 

Hoffstetter,  Louis,  (4th  Mo.  inf.) 390 

Hoffstott,  Frank  Y 314 

Hofstetter,  John 83 

Hogan,  John  H 57,  59,  60 

Hogan,  Thomas 99 

Hoge,  George  B 112 

Hogeboom,  George  W 355,  370 

Hogendobler,  John 298 

Hoggins,  Robert  C Ill 

Hogin,  George  B 267 

Hogin,  William  F 257 

Hogshead,  William 2 

Hohlfeld,  John  F 389 

Hohly,  Frederick 97 

Hoit,  James  B 316 

Holaday,  Duncan - 49 

Holbrook,  Arthur,  (SSth  IVis.  inf.) 204 

Holbrook,  Arthur,  (39th  Wis.  iuf.) 400 

Holbrook,  Charles  E 330 

Holbrook,  Joseph  M 287 

Hoicomb,  Alonzo 144 

Holcomb,  ]':ivin  M 252 

Hoicomb,  (jeorge  H 274 

Holcomb.  Judson  H 173 

Holden,  William  W 311 

Holdridge.  i).  Cyrus 197 

Holdridge'  Dilazon  D  . .  .*. 403 

Holiday,  Joshua  W 24  I 

Hon,  Mathias 322 

Hollan,  Joxeph  J 279 

Hollaud,  Benjamin  P.,  (4th  Mo.  mil.  eav.) 18 

Holland,  Benjamin  P.,  (35th  Mo.  inf.) 126 


Holland,  Colly  B 396 

Holland,  David  O 294 

Holland,  John 330 

Holland,  Louis (57,  68 

Holland,  William  H 1 3T 

Hollems,  Abraham 284 

HoUey,  Chipman  A 192 

Holliday,  A.  S 364 

Holliday,  Martin  J 49 

Holliday,  William  J 8,  40 

Hollingsworth,  Thomas  H 109 

HoUister,  James,  (3d  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 14 

Hollister,  James,  (1st  Minn,  inf.) 311 

HoUister,  Kinner  N 401 

Hollister,  Miles 324 

Hollister,  Uriah  S 1 83 

Hollister,  William  P 87 

Holloman,  Owen  B 70 

Hnlloway,  (ieorge  A 125 

Holloway,  Jnhn  L 33 

Hollowell,  John  R 233 

Holmau,  John  B 127 

Holman,  John  H.,  (26th  Mo.  iuf.) 113 

Holman,  John  11,,  (4th  Mo.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C  )-  .390 

Holman,  .Solomon  13 170 

Holme,  Charles  G 127 

Holmes,  A.J _ 213 

Holmes,  Allen  E 269 

Holmes,  Charles  A 205 

Holmes,  George  W 253 

Holmes,  Hugh  T ...242 

Holmes,  James 173 

Holmes,  Jesse  H.,  (1st  N.  E.  ,Vo.  inf.) 77 

Holmes,  Jesse  H.,  (7th  Mo.  inf.) .90 

Holmes,  John  E 196 

Holmes,  Lovilo  N 314 

Holmes,  .Samuel  A.,  (10th  J/o,  iuf.) -.93 

Holmes,  .Samuel  A. ,  (40th  Mo.  inf ) 1 23 

Holmes,  Shepley  R 72 

Holmes,  William  F 246 

Holmes,  William  T 283 

Holsinger,  Charles 13,  30 

Holson,  Nathan  A 261 

Hoist,  Frederick 388 

Hoist,  Frederick  V.  A 81,85 

Hoist,  George 102 

Holstein ,  Otto 38 

Holt,  David  U 344 

Holt,  (Ieorge 87 

Holt,  Price 1 :34, 135 

Holten,  David  H 376 

Hollon,  Edward  K 198 

Holton,  Prank  G 214 

Holton,  Miles 2.59 

Holtzinger,  Milton  .S 233 

Holtziuger,  Newton  M.,  (26th  il/o.  inf.) 113 

Holtzinger,  Newton  M.,  (51st  3/o.  inf.) 138 

Holzborn,  Emil 67,  69 

Holzborn.  Gustavus  A 312 

Holzclieiter,  Paul 68 

Holz.-clieiter,  Joseph     78 

Homan,  Joseph  B 267 

Hoiuiinn,  .\ngust 20 

Homberg,  .Siegmund 48 

Hombiirg,  .Siegmund 390 

Homer,  .lames 342 

Honey,  George  W ^51 

Honey,  William  R 330,  342 

Honey  man,  Francis 337 

Honnold,  Xewton  C 231 

Houstjiin.  Edward  E 20O 


Mi:'Mi: 


504 


INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


Hood,  Thoinii-i  R 157 

Hooe,  Alexander  S    370 

Hook,  Nnrman  R ». 294 

Hook,  Williiim  M 345 

Hooker,  Ambrose  E. ,  (2d  Cnl.  o;iv. ) 330 

Hooker,  Ambrose  E. ,  (6th  Cal.inf.) 342 

Hooker.  Horace  B 73,  74 

Hooker,  .Tames  W 73 

Hooker,  Samuel  J 207 

Hooper,  Andrew 374 

Hooper,  David  S.,  (-JiJ  jV/o.  iuf.) 108 

Hooper,  David  S.,  (27tli  Mo.  inf.) 115 

Hooper.  Simou ^33 

Hooper,  "William 135 

Hooper,  AVilii.uii  B 330 

Hooper,  AVilliam  F 245,  247 

Hoover,  Daniel 13 

Hoover,  Ilenrj-,  (3.ith  Jnicaiuf.) 2t!fi 

Hoover,  Henry,  (1st  Mnin.  inf.) 311 

Hoover,  Jolin  V 47 

Hope,  David  ( ' 2U0 

Hope,  Frederick,  jr 273 

Hope,  James  B. ,  (7th  Inn'a  inf. )  - 255 

Hope,  James  B.,  (45th  Iowa  inf.) 403 

Ho-pi-ye-mar  lar 364 

Hopkins,  Alfred  B 345 

Hopkins,  Frank  C 133 

Hopkins,  (l.-cirse  W 135 

Hopkins,  Henrv 346,  361 

Hopkins,  JohiiA\"..  (1st  M".  mil.  cav.) 3 

Hopkins.  John  A  v.,  (1st  Orco^o»  eav.) 376 

Hopkins,  John  Y 204 

Hopkins,  Joseph 308 

Hopkins,  Josei)h  H 21 

Hopkins,  Josinb,  (10th  Towa  inf.) 261 

Hopkins,  Josiah,  {AMi  Jmra  inf.) 402 

Hopkins,  Lovenc,  (8th  Imoa  cav  ) 241 

Hopkins,  Dovene.  (4lh  Inica  inf.) 249 

Hopkins,  lilehard  K 120 

Hopkins,  Samuel  \V 14 

Hopkins.  AVilliam  A 154,  163 

Hoppe,  Charles 387 

Hoppe,  Erich 387 

Hoppe,  AValter 79 

Hopper,  J.  Francis 24 

Hopper,  Rulif  F 204 

Hopper,  Thomas  B 46 

Hopper,  AVilliam  II 394 

Hopson,  Albert  ,S 326 

Hord,  Jared  M. ,  (9th  loira  inf. ) 2.")9 

Hord,  Jared  M.,  (24th /oi/'a  inf.) 283 

Horine,  Charles  T 122 

Horiue.  John  W 2ti9 

Horlocker,  William 194 

Horraann,  Tbeodor 97 

Horn,  Charles  E.  tr 170 

Horn,  Elisha 13,  30 

Horn,  Fritz 285 

Horn,  George  II 330,332.336 

Horn,  Jacob,    (1st   Mn.    inf.,    V.  .S.    R.  C., 

war  in  Ho.) 75 

Horn,  Jacob,  <41st  }f<>.  inf.) 129 

Horn,   Jacob,   (1st   Mo.    inf.,    U.    S.   R.  C, 

3-montbs) 385 

Horn,  Leonard  A 102 

Horn,  Thomas  B 32 

Horn,  "William  E 84 

Hornbeck,  Samuel 46 

Horuberper,  Henry 43 

Horner,  ^Villiam 275 

Homey,  Leonidas 93 


Horning,  David  Y -• 198 

Horr,  George 100 

Horr,  Leonard - 280 

Horton,  Charles  C .  - 229 

Horton,  David  W 194 

Horton,  Edward  F 231 

Horton,  Elisha  G 163 

Horton,  Jai.nes 241 

Horwitz,  Philip,  (26th  l/Vs.  inf.) 201 

Horwitz,  Philip,  (Ist  Wh. int.)-- 400 

Hosford,  Albert  "W 227 

Hoskin,  Amasa,  (46th  »7.<.  inf.) 219 

Hoskin,  Amasa,  (4lHt  irVs.  inf.)   401 

Hoskinson,  James  M 133 

Hosmer,  Andrew 89 

Hosmer,  Elisha 299 

Hosmer,  Ilobert  X      318 

Hosmer,  Josiah 337 

Hotaling,  Samuel 195 

Ho-tal-ke-ah 364 

Hotchkiss,  William  A 309 

Hough,  Daniel  E 179 

Houghton,  Amasa  H 209 

House,  Albert  E 237 

House,  Ijeonard,  (3d  l/'/s.  cav.) 149 

House,  Leonard,  (44th  717*.  iuf.) 217 

House,  Leroy  S 244 

House,  Robert  P    179 

House.  William  T .12.3 

House!,  Benjamin  F 139 

Houseman,  James  A - 123 

Houseworth,  Scott 288 

Houston,  David  AY 351 

Houston,  Frank 311 

Houston,  George  M 6 

Houston,  John  K 332,  340 

Houston,  John  P 320 

Houston,  Leonard  B 282 

Houston,  Robert  G 19 

Houston,  AVilliam  E 282 

Ilouts,  (ieorge  W.,  (7tla  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 30 

Houts.  George  AV.,  (Cass  co.  H.  G.  Mo.  cav.)  ..49 

I louTs,  Henrv  C 88 

11  outs.  Isaac" W 405 

Houts,  Levi 217 

Houts,  Samnel  15 104 

Houts.  Thomas  AY 31 

lloveu,  Gustav 140 

Hover,  I^ewis  AA' 374 

Hovey,  James  B 347 

Hove'v,  JIason  JI 405 

HoveV ,  Pascal  M . .  - 188 

How,  David  F 93 

Howard,  Charles  A 368 

Howard,  t^harles  A\^ 67,  68, 70 

Howard,  Elisha  T 19 

Howard,  Frank  A 59,  385 

Howard,  George  AY 287 

Howard,  Henrv  H 280 

Howard,  HeurV  M 363 

Howard.  Jeremiah  B 402 

Howard,  .lohn 142 

Howard,  John  H 46 

Howard,  .John  K .304 

Howard,  John  W 216 

Howard.  Mason 1 

Howard  N.  Sanford 282 

Howard,  Noel  B 245 

Howard,  Oliver  F 2.53 

Howiird,  Oran  S 165 

Howard.  Robert  A 6 


INDEX    OF    NAMES, 


505 


Howard.  Tbomas  O- 293 

Howe,  Charlton  W ]2 

Howe,  Kbeuezer  E 261 

Howe,  Henry  S.,  {M  Minn,  cav.) 304 

Howe,  HcuryS.,  (Hatch's batt'n,  jl/inx.  cav.)  306 

Howe,  JaraesF 89,  ll.'i 

Howe,  James  H 208 

Howe,  Orlando  C 242 

Howe,  O'^car  P 16 

Howe,  Williain  W 3.51 

Howe,  Z.  H 167 

Howell,  D.iniel 181 

Howell,  Jeremiah 320 

Howell,  Philip  T 1.39 

Howell,  ,S.  S 247 

Howell,  Thomas  G- 349 

Howell,  Thomas  H 230 

Howell,  William 13,  26 

Howen,  Peter 147 

Howerton,  .Tames 49 

Howes,  William  H 206,  2I.T 

Howey,  Harris 279 

Howey,  John 11)4 

Howlaad,  James  T 11 

Howland,  Levi,  (1st  Jl'is.  cav.)  144 

Howlaiid,  Levi,  (1st  »V.v.  iuf.) 400 

Hewlett,  James  P 316 

Hoxie,  AViUiam  H.,  (8th  Iowa  cav.) 241 

Hoxie,  'William  II.,  (17th  Iowa  inf.) 275 

Hoy,  Michael 326 

Hoyt,  Charles  E l.^:) 

Hoyt,  Charles  O 214 

Hoyt,  Francis IHl 

Hoyt,  George  H.,  (7th  Knii.  cav.) 351 

Hoyt,  George  H.,  (15th  Kan.  cav.) 3.58 

Hoyt,  George  >S 172 

Hoyt,  GeorgH  ^V 400 

Hoyt,  John  M ]  72 

Hoyt,  Mark  A 311 

Hoyt,  Moses  C 198 

Hoyt,  Otis 206 

Hoyt,  Samnel  N' 337 

Hoyt,  AVIllium  11 273 

Hoyt,  William  jr.,  (l*t  f/'/.f.  cav.) 145 

Hoyt,  William  JI. ,  (21st  Jlls.  inf. ) ; . .  ]  95 

Hranitzky ,  August  F 1 02 

HubVjard,  Augustus  M 173 

Hubbard,  Austin 24 

Hubbard,  Charles  G.,  (2d  Cal.  inf.) 3.35 

Hubbard,  Charles  G.,  (8th  Cal.  inf.) 344 

Hubbard,  Charles  M 330 

Hubbard,  Edward  L ]  65 

Hubbard,  Elijah 6 

Hubbard,  Hiram  F 155 

Hubbard,  J.  M .1 

Hubbard,  J.  T 394 

Hubbard,  James  II  ,  (Ilth  rr/.<.  inf.) 179 

Hubbard,  James  H.,  (32d  Wis.  inf.) 208 

Hubbard,  James  H.,  (49th  Wis.  inf.) 222 

Hubbard,  James  M.,  (\2th  Mo.  cav.) 41 

Hubbard,  James  M.,  (1st  M.  M.  B.,  Mn.  cav.). .55 

Hubbard,  Josiah  M.,jr 355 

Hubbard,  Julius  C 298 

Hubbard,  Lucius  F 320 

Hubbard,  Myron  F 206 

Hubbard,  Nathan  D 285 

Hubbard,  Nathaniel  M 279 

Hubbard,  Robert  f;.,  (5lh  Mo.  mil.  iiiv.; 21 

Hubbard,  Robert  G.,  (12th  iV/o.  cav.) 41 

Hubbard,  Samuel  D 203 

Hubbard,  Walter  D 26,  43 


Hubbard,  William  C 195 

Hubbell,  Abner 165 

Hubbell,  Charles  J 215 

Hubbell,  Louis  B 390 

Hubbell.  Richard  W 153 

Hubbell,  WillardO 374 

Huber,  John  B.,(lstMo.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C.) 75 

Hnber,  John  B,,  (35th  Mo.  inf.) 126 

Huber.  John  B.,  (2d  Mo.  inf.) 387 

Huber,  William  G 251 

Hubert,  Frederick 363 

Hubrich.  Hermann 102 

Huddleston,  Thomas  R 323 

Huduutt,  Joseph  O 299 

Hudson,  Abijah  T 285 

Hudson,  Amos  B 144 

Hudion,  Daniel  R 104 

Hudson,  David 268 

Hudson,  Haynes  E 73,  74 

Hud.son,  John  G 125 

Hudson,  Joseph  K 372 

Hudson,  Richard 332,  340 

Hudson,  William  D 275 

Huebschmann,  Francis 201 

Hiiey,  Thomas 355 

Huft\  Charles  W 278 

Huff,  Eldred 233 

Huff,  ErastuB  II 38 

Huff,  John  A --- -...3.57 

Huff,  John  H 241 

Huff,  .Sanford  W 265 

Huff,  Wesley 267 

Huff,  William  J 2hs 

Huffman,  John  W 251 

Huffman,  .Samuel 87 

Huffschmidt,  Peter 78 

Hufhchmidt,  Adolpb 140 

Huf.-hmit  t,  Adolph 5 

Hiigaboom,  Brown  C 206 

Hnggins,  Alexander  Z 289 

Hnggius,  Eli  L 307 

Hughes,  Andrew  .J 41,  76 

Hughes,  Benjamin  F 26,  30 

Hughes,  Charlies  H 76 

Hughes,  D.  Henry 299 

Hughes,  Edward  G 139 

Hughes,  Eli 13,  26 

Hughes,  ^f aiah  I '. 351 

Hughes,  J.  A 118 

Hughes,  James  E 33.5 

Hughes,  John 137 

Hughes,  John  S 3.34 

Hughes,  Robert 164 

Hughes,  Rossel  B 6 

Hughes,  .Sampson  P 239 

Hughes,  Thomas,  (28th  loioa  inf.) 288 

Hughes,  Thomas,  (16th  Kan.  cav.) 360 

Hughes,  Thomas  A 51 

Hughes,  Thomas  H 219 

Hughes,  Williain  K 161 

Hughes.  William  T 110 

Hughes,  William  W !281 

Hughlett,  .Solomon 136 

Hughs,  Jesse 231 

Hughson,  Egbert  E 324 

Huhn,  Henry - 129 

Huiskamp,  Luke 24 

Huiskamp,  Herman  J 24 

Hulet,  Cyrus  A 138 

Hulet,  .Samuel 3 

Hulihan'-,  James  T 220 


50G 


INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


Hull,  Ainaziah 275 

Hull,  John  A.  T 28'2 

Hull,  Oliver  P 281 

Hull,  William  E 335 

Hulse,  Richard  M 8 

Human,  William  C 33 

Humbert,  Hiram  C 281 

Hume.  George 49 

Humiiiell,  George  W 10,  42 

Hummer,  James 95 

Humphrej-,  Benjamin  T 28 

Humijhroyi  CharleH  B 156 

Humphrey,  Frederick 205 

Humphrey,  George  M.,  (2d  Wis.  iai'. ) 164 

Humphrey,  George  M.,  (42d  /J'is.  mf.) 215 

Humphrey,  George  R 295,  299 

Humphrey,  John  K 229 

Humphrey,  Napoleon  B 281 

Humphrey,  Norman 2(15 

Humphreys,  Joseph  A   136 

Hundhauseu,  Frederick  W 201 

Hundhauseu,  Julius 85 

Hundhausen,  Robert,  (3d  U.  S.  R.  C.  and  4lli 

j1/'A  iuf.,3-years) 81,85 

Hundhauseu,  Robert,  (3d  Mo.  inf.,  I'.S.U.C., 

lOU-days) 388 

Huugerford.  Arthur  Jj 174 

Hunicke,  Julius 79 

Huun,  Charles  T 12:t 

Hunt,  Alonzo  W 237 

Hunt,  Andrew  H 15*) 

Hunt,  Augustus  J 144 

Hunt,  Caleb 153,  163 

Hunt.  Charles  A 200 

Hunt,  Cbarlea  B 6 

Hunt,  Charles  C 3J.8 

Hunt,  Eli  L 73 

Hunt,  Harmon  D 351 

Hunt,  Hiram  H 2M) 

Hunt,  Ira  W 179 

Hunt,  Isaac  L 43 

Hunt,  Jacob  S 251 

Hunt,  James  S - 347 

Hunt,  John  1) 318 

Hunt.  John  Dela If9 

Hunt,  Jo^iah 396 

Hunt,  Richard  O 304 

Hunt,  Robert  H ,345,  3.J8 

Huut,  Thomas  B 318 

Hunt,  Thomas  J 32i> 

Hunter,  David,  (8th  jl/f.  mil.  cav.) 33 

Hunter,  David,  (35th  »'(.-■.  inf.) 211 

Hnnter,  Edward  M 164 

HuutL'i-,  Gi'oi-ge  B 267 

Hunter,  James  !> _ 301 

Hunt.-r,  James  W 166 

Hunter,  John  M 366 

Huuter,  John  S 332 

Hunter,  Joseph  R.  C 265 

Huuter,  Malcolm 33 

Hunter,  Robert  C 300 

Huuter,  .Samuel  A 35 

Hunter,  .Silas 366 

Hunter,  Thomas    316 

Hunter,  Thomas  B 36 

Hunter,  William  T 14,12 

Hunting.  Andrew  J 224,  226 

1  luDtington,  Charles  P 1  OK 

Huntington,  (4eorge  F 191 

Huntington,  Henry  JI :I22 

Huntington,  Howard  J 17  I 


Huntington,  James  H 172 

Huntington,  John  G 246 

Huntington,  William  E 222 

Huntley,  Charles  H 293 

Huutoon,  Andrew  J 348 

Huntoon,  Joel 355 

Huntress,  Hiram  B 222 

Huntsman,  H.  C 251 

Hurd,  TyruK  J 358 

Hurff,  Isaac  E 91 

Hurlburt,  Isaiah,  jr 342 

Hurlburt,  John  A 297 

Hurlbut,  Henry  W 163 

Ilurlbut,  Martin  W 184 

Hurlbut,  William  P 110 

Hurley,  John - . .403 

Hurn,  George  R 8 

Hm-sh,  Jacob 227 

Hursh,  John 32 

Hurst,  Denison  A 278 

Hurst,  George 213 

Hurt,  Bowen  P 251 

Hurler,  Henry 309 

Huskins,  James  C 227 

Husmann,  George 85 

Huss,  Adam 75 

Hussey,  John  E - 307 

Hu-i«ey,  Joseph  C 178 

Hu hton,  Daniel,  jr 28 

Huston,  George  R.,  (36th  luwa  m{ } 297 

Hubton,  George  R.,  (5th  Kaii.  c-.tv.) 348 

Huston,  George  W.,  (14tli  Knn.  cav.) 357 

Huston,  George,  (2d  Indian  H.  G.,  Kait.  inf.). 366 

Huston,  Isaac  M. 257 

Huston,  Littleton  W - 275 

Huston,  R.  H 245 

Huston,  William  L - 293 

Hutchcral't,  Richard  W 271 

Hu tellings,  Epbraim  M 2.39 

Hutchins,  Charles  J 400 

Hutchiiis,  Dexter  H 287 

Hutchins,  Frederick  W   147 

Hutchins,  Walter  C  -- 189 

Hutchins,  William  W IB! 

Hutchinson,  Cal vin  T 168 

Hutchinson,  George 203 

Hutchinson,  James  W    1 

Hutchinsou,  John,  (3d  (.''/.'■■.  cav.) 149 

Hutchinson,  John,  (tith  Miit it.  inf.) 322 

Hntchiuson,  John  F 328 

Hutchinson,  Jonathan 293 

Hulchinsou,  M.  V.  B  221 

Hutchinson,  JIartin  \.  B 179 

Hutchinson,  Perry 375 

Hutchinson,  Robert  R 322 

Hutchison,  Joseph 345 

Hutchison,  Lewis  B 46 

Hutt,  George AV 363 

Huttmau,  William  E 201 

Hutton,  Hampton 342 

Huxford,  Charles  F 144 

Hu.xley,  William  V 289 

llvatt,  Charles  P 171 

H  yati,  Chauucey  W 214 

H yatt,  Efrtnghaui  T 126 

Hyatt,  Francis H,  38 

Hvart,  Novman  B 302 

Hy.ir,  Absalom , ...360 

H  v<le,  Benjamin  P H 

Hv.li-,  Charles  W 153 

1  ly.le,  George  L 401 


INDEX    OP    NAMES. 


507 


Hyde.  H.  P 51 

Hyde,  John 144 

Hyde,  Peter  L 285 

Hyde,  Philip 29fi 

Hyde,  Seril  P 126 

Hyde,  Thomas  \V 290 

Hyde,  Welcome 189 

Hyde,  William  A.  (32d  il/o.  inf.) 123 

Hyde,  William  A.,  (21st  7owa  inf.) 280 

Hynes,  Thomas,  (10th  Mo.  cav.) 36 

Hynes,  Thomas,    (Ist  It.  art.   and  1st   Mo. 

inf. ) 60,  Gl ,  Sg.'j 

Ibach,  BeDJamiu  F 26.'j 

Ichle,  Stephen _ 62 

Ihra,  Hermann 102 

Ihrie,  George  P  .-. :i37 

Ijams,  Thomas  A 2-13 

Ippel,  George 2)8 

lUig,  Gustav 16 

Immill,  Lorenzo  D 60 

Imns,  Edward 27 

Indest,  Joseph,  {M  Mo.  inf. ,  3-years) 82 

Indest,  Joseph,  (3d  Mo.  inf.,  3-raouths) 388 

Ing,  John 11 

Ing,  Stanford 36 

Ingalls,  Pearl  P 231 

IngersoU,  George 178 

Ingham,  Edward 3.37 

Ingham,  Samuel  H 317 

Ingle,  George  F 282 

Ingmau,  Luke  D 2.51 

Ingman,  Oren 216 

Ingmundson,  John ]  86 

Ingraham,  Marcus  Jf.,  (1st  ]\lhni.  h'y  art.) . .  .307 

Ingraham,  Marcus  M.,  {TAh  Minn,  inf.) 320 

Ingram,  Alphonso  B 377 

Ingram,  Alvin  L 2.53 

Ingram,  Ptichard 123 

Inman,  Chester  W 259 

Inman,  John 4.5 

Inman,  Joseph  G 259 

Inman,  Thomas  E.,  (intM'nin.  cav.) 303 

Inman,  Thomas  E.,  (ivh  Minn,  mi.) 318 

Inman,  Wilham  11 32 

Innes,  William  L - 343 

Innis,  John  C 3.35 

Inskeep,  John 276 

Inskeep,  Phineas 275 

Ireland,  John  ...  1 ,320 

Irgens,  John  S 186 

Irvin,  Frank  A 2.55 

Irvin,  James  JI 255 

Irwin,  Alexander 255 

Irwin,  Archibald  S - 2.57 

Irwin,  E.  Howard 197 

Irwin,  James,  (8th  Icipa  inf.) 257 

Irwin,  James,  (44th  loica  inf ) 402 

Irwin,  Lambdin  E.,  (2d  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 8 

Irwin,  Lambdin,  E.,  (14th  J/o.  cav.) 44 

Irwin,  Samuel 247 

Isaac,  Samuel  T 318 

Inaminger,  Andrew  E 117 

Isaminger,  James 117 

Isbell,  Henry  L 345 

lieminger,  Uaniel 254 

Isenstein,  George 100 

Isett,  Jolm  H.,  (fWi  Iowa  cav.) 241 

Isett,  John  H.,  (6th  loica  ml.) 2.53 

Israel,  N^-wton 338 

Ivens,  Robert 25 

Ives,  George  E 228 


Ivory,  John  A 43 

Jackson,  Albert 42 

Jackson,  Alexander 190 

Jack.son,  Andrew,  (1st  Mn.  mil.  cav.) 3 

Jackson,  Andrew,  (42d  IVls.  inf.) 215 

Jackson,  Bennett  F 264 

Jackson,  Charles  H 190 

Jackson,  Dwight 225 

Jackson,  E.  Gilbert 40 L 

Jackson,  Eben 1 89 

Jackson,  Elias  G 263 

.Tackson,  George 216 

Jackson,  Herman  B 163 

Jackson,  John  W 135 

.Jackson ,  Jonathan  P 314 

Jackson,  Joseph  H 13.  26 

Jackson,  Joseph  P 265 

Jackson,  Luther  W 266 

Jackson,  Kiel  E 179 

Jackson,  Robert  S 2.50 

Jackson,  Robert  W 195 

Jackson,  Samuel 49 

Jackson,  Samuel  B  194 

Jackson,  Samuel  P 194 

Jackson,  Thomas  A 190 

Jackson.  Thomas  W 261 

Jackson,  William,  (3d  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 13 

Jackson,  William,  (batt's  E  and  G,  2d  Mo. 

It.  art.) 67,68 

Jackson,  William,  (15th  jl/ci.  inf.) 100 

Jacob,  366 

Jacober,  Peter 48 

Jacobi,  Arthur 176 

Jacol)i,  Frederick  "\V 176 

Jacnl.i,  Moritz 102 

Jaco1)s,  Benjamin  V 242 

Jacobs.  Cornelius  V 11 

Jacobs,  Dennis 324 

Jacobs,  Ferdinand  I!. 364 

Jacobs,  Lyman  C 212 

Jacobs,  P.  II 247 

Jacobs,  William  H ;■  •  "^^ 

Jacobson,  Augustus 73, 11.5 

Jacobson,  Gufctavus 176 

Jacobson.  Olo 203 

.Jacobson,  Thorwald 93 

Jacob y,  John  L 14,  76 

.Jacoby.  J^awrence 57 

Jacquemin,  Joseph 80 

Jaeger.  Gustavus - 195 

Jaenscb,  Frederick,  (2d  Mo.mL) 79 

Jaensch.  Frederick,  (3l8t  jl/o.  inf.) 122 

Jager,  Anthony .-...383 

Jager,  Theodor 193 

Jahn,  Ernst,  (2d  Mo.  inf..  U.  S.R.  C.) 78 

Jahn,  Ernst,  (15th  il/o.  inf.) 100 

Jahn,  Ernst.  (41.^t  Mo.  mi.) 129 

James,  Harrison  JI 328 

James,  JVf.  Lee -• 26 

James,  Robert  G 178 

James,  W.iltor 259 

James,  William 47 

•Jameson,  Alexander  \ 91 

Jameson,  George  L 316 

.Jameson,  .John 1 53 

Jameson,  William  A 164 

Jamieson,  Egbert 162 

Jamison,  .Joseph  G ^5 

Janes,  George  M 123 

Janes,  Lester 123, 

Janes,  Thomas 127 


508 


INDEX   OF    NAMES. 


-lanicke,  John  G ^18 

Jarboe,  Henry  L -(V.i 

.Tared,  Benjamin  F 295 

Jarrett,  Devereiix .'ii 

Jarvi",  Benjamin 251. 

Jay,  Henry  W "295 

Jeardoe,  Paul 207 

Jecklin,  John,  (15th  .Vo.  inf.) 101 

Jecklin,  John,  (•2d  Mo.  inf.) 387 

JefFerson,  Joha  W- 174 

Jehic,  Stephen,  (51st  Mo.  inf.) 138 

Jehle,  Stephen,  (3d  Mu.  iof.) 388 

Jende,  Stephen 140 

Jenewicn,  John 1.37 

Jenkins,  Edwin  W 347 

Jenkins,  Ellis  T 137 

-Jenkins,  Ignatius  S 330 

Jenkins,  .J.  Howard 195 

Jenkins,  Jeremiah  W ~t'~ 

Jenkins,  Jerome  B -i 

Jenkins,  John  C 33.1 

Jenkins,  Thomas 301 

Jenkins,  "William  S 351 

Jenkins,  Wilton  A 347 

Jenks,  Francis  JI 307 

Jenks,  Henry  S 345 

Jenks,  James  D 2-7 

Jenne,  Charles 10 

Jennings,  A.  Jackson - . .  374 

Jenuiiigs,  Benjamin i.'H2 

Jennings,  Charles  T 3-J8 

Jennings,  Elisha  M 3ti 

Jennings,  C4eorge  "\V 89 

•Jennings,  Isaac  W 153 

Jennings,  Samuel  L 357 

Jennings,  Stephen  J 348 

Jennings,  Wallace  H.,  (1st  IVis.  h'y  art.) 153 

Jennings,  Wallace  II.,  (-2211  TI  is.  iuf.) 196 

.Jennings,  William  L.- . 259 

Jennings,  William  W 1 30 

Jennis,  Chesley  S 298 

Jennisou,  Charles  E,,  (7th  Kan.  cav.) 351 

Jennison,  Charles  K.,  (15th  Kan.  ca\-.) , :j,58 

JeunisoD,  Samuel  P 314,  326 

Jerger,  Louis 76 

Jerman,  Morgan  E 21 

Jerome,  Moses 1.57 

Jerome,  Peter 318 

.Jerome,  William  L 126 

Jcssup,  Riley 294 

Jewell,  Charles  W 349 

Jewell,  Isaac  C 11 

Jewell,  John 38 

Jewell,  John  M 31 

.Jewell,  Lewis  R 350 

.Jewell,  William  S 87 

Jewett,  Charles  E 400 

Jewett,  Daniel  G 151 

.Jewett,  John,  jr 195 

Jewett,  Joseph  E 229,  2.33 

Jewett,  Oscar 378 

Jimenez,  Marcelino  E 329 

Jiuieno,  Porlirio 329 

Jobe,  George  W 394 

Jocelyn,  Stephen  E 337 

Joel,  Benjamin - 36 

.Joel,  Ephraim  M 118 

Johann,  John -210 

Johann,  .John  W 211 

John,  Abraham 296 

Johns,  Abijah 14 


Johns,  Charles 354 

Johns,  Charles  A 151 

Johns,  Chesley - 113 

.Johns,  Daniel 41 

Johns,  Henry  T 219 

Johns,  William  M 337 

Johnson,  Aaron  S 403 

.Johnson,  Albert  H 239 

Johnson,  Alfred 374 

Johnson,  Alvin  W 3 

Johnson,  Amos  T 170 

I  Johnson,  Benjamin  F.,  (let  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 3 

Johnson,  Benjamin  F.,  (10th  Wis.  iuf.) 178 

Johnson,  C.  O 305 

I  Johnson,  Calvin  R.,  {14th  JJ7s.  int.) 184 

I  Johnson,  Calvin  R.,  (9th /ozra  cav.) 242 

!  Johnson,  Charles,  (6th  Mo.  inf.) 88 

i  Johnson,  Charles,  (1st  Minn,  h'y  art.) 307 

I  Johnson,  Charles,  (4th  Min7t.  \nt) 318 

j  Johnson,  Charles  A.,  (Uth  JHs.  inf.) 179 

Johnson,  Charles  A.,  (5lKt  JFi.^.  inf ) 224 

Johnson,  Charles  P.,  (17th  Iowa  inf) 275 

Johnson,  Charles  P.,  (3d 3/o.  inf.,  U.S. R.C.).. 388 

Johnson,  Curtis 358 

I   Johnson,  Cyrus  II 158 

I  Johnson,  Edward  D 27 

!  Johnson,  EliasB 348 

Johnson,  D.  P 263 

Johnson,  Daniel  B 302 

^  Johnson,  George 170 

Johnson,  George  W.,  (3d  Juiva  cav.) 231 

;  Johnson,  George  W.,  (26th /owa  inf. ) 285 

'  Johnson,  George  W.,  (5th  Minn,  inf.) 320 

'  Johnson,  Hamilton  P 348 

Johnson,  Henry  C 378 

I  Johnson,  Henry  O 178 

I  Johnson,  Horac(f  B 3 

1   Johnson,  I^aac  D HI 

!  Johnson,  Jackson  T 76 

Johnson,  James,  (50th  3/o.  inf.) 137 

Johnson,  James,  (7th  J/7.<.  inf.) 172 

;  Johnson,  James  W 142 

Johnson,  Jeremiah  C    347 

Johnson,  Jerome  B 171 

;   Johnson,  John 28,108 

Johnson,  .John  A.,  jr 349 

Johnson,  John  D Ill 

;  .Johnson,  John  L 186 

'   Johnson,  John  M 186 

Johnson,  John  O 218 

Johnson,  John  W.,  (43d  Jl/o.  inf ) 131 

Jolmson,  John  W.,  (42d  Jris.  inf) -  -  -215 

■Johnson,  Lars  E  . 167 

I   Johnson,  Leonard 170 

Johnson.  Linus - 171 

Johnson,  Marshal  W 33 

Johnson,  Nils  B 316 

Johnson,  OleC 186 

\  Johnson,  Oliver  P.,  (l-t  Mo.  mil.  inf) 76 

I  Johnson,  Oliver  P.,  (50th  iWo.  inf.) 137 

Johnson,  Parish  B . . '. 335 

Johnson,  Ptrrv  M 280 

i   Johnson,  Peter  M 301 

j  Johnson,  Robert 38 

Johnson,  Robert  E 47 

Johnson,  Roberts 328 

Johnson,  S.  McNeil 47 

Johnson,  Samuel  C 187 

Johnson,  Silas  D 283 

Johnson,  Theodore  D 231 

Johnson,  Thomas 278 


INDEX    OF    NAMKS. 


509 


Johnson,  ThouiaK  "W S'l,  144  | 

JobQBOi),  Uriah  P HI  i 

Johnson,  W.  Fletch 275 

Johnson,  Walter  S 297 

Johnson,  WiUiura  A.,  (8  ."Ifo.  iuf.) 92 

Johnson,  William  A.,  (15th  Kan.  cav.) XiS 

Johnson,  William  L 49 

JohcBtou,  A.  V.  E 127 

Johnston,  Alexander  B 328 

Johnston,  Andrew 289 

Johnston,  David  B 20& 

Johnston,  Fulton  H 58, 385 

Johnston,  George 278 

Johnston,  John 345 

Johnston,  John  C 115 

Johnston,  Richard  M 3'J7 

Johnston,  Samuel  S 153 

Johnston,  William U 

Johnston,  William  5[ 270 

Jo-ho-hip-ha-jo 364 

Joliat,  Francis  J lOIJ 

Jolley,  JohnL 197 

Jolly,  John 167 

Jones,  Alfred  R 280 

Jones,  Ambrose 168 

Jones,  Amos  K 138 

Jones,  Amos  S 401 

Jones,  Anson  Riley 197 

Jones,  Asahel 8 

Jones,  Benjamin  F 304 

Jones,  Benjamin  S 231 

Jones,  D.  L'.oyd 187 

Jones,  Daniel  G 181 

Jones,  David 181 

Jones,  Dudley  D 231 

Jones,  Edward  W 1~2 

Jones,  Edwin  L.,  <eDg.  reg't  west,  Mo.  iuf.) 73 

Jones,  Edwin  L. ,  (51st  Wis.  inf  J 224 

Jones,  Elijah 130 

Jones,  ErAvin  L 226 

Jones,  Eugene  R '334 

Jones,  Evan 364 

Jones,  EvanR 167 

Jones,  Francis  A 283 

Jones,  George  C 11 

Jones,  George  W - -'1 

Jones,  Greenbury  11 106 

Jones,  H.  E 14 

Jones,  Hamon  A 241 

Jones,  Harrison 325 

Jones,  Henry  W "*> 

Jones,  Hubbard  F 32 

Jones,  Isaac  N 32 

Jones,  Jacob 260 

Jones,  James  L 208 

Joncf ,  Jason  S 174 

Jones,  John 310 

Jones,  JohnB.,  (44th   Wis.  inf.) '. 217 

Jones,  John  B.,  (2d  Indian  H.  G.,  Kan.  inf.) .  .366 

Jones,  John  C 315 

Jones,  John  B 187 

Jones,  John  E 104 

Jones,  John  P 300 

Jones,  Johu  R. ,  (32d  lowamf.) 293 

Jones,  John  R. ,  (2d  Min n.  cav. ) 304 

Jones,  John  T 206 

Jones,  Joseph  B 327 

Jones,  Junius  A 243 

Jones,  Kiler  K 18fi 

Jones,  Eavant  L 363 

Jones,  Lester... 11 


Jo'.ips,  Eewis 151 

Jones,  Maston  H 403 

.Jones,  Newton 144 

Joui^s,  Oscar  E 294 

Jones,  Peter  A 138 

.Jones,  Philo  W 179 

Jones,  Robert  B 196 

.Jones,  Samuel  C 281 

Jones,  Samuel  E 159 

Jones,  Sandford 21 3 

Jones,  Thomas 227 

Jones,  Thomas  H 71 

Jones,  Thomas  W 1 

Jones,  Warren  C 269 

Jor.es,  Wesley 41 

Jones,  William,  (Sth  Mo.  cav.) 32 

Jones,  William,  (2d  Cal.  cav.) 331 

Jouet;,  William,  (14th  Kan.  cav.) 3,57 

Jones,  William  C,  (10th  Kan.  inf.) 372 

Jones,  William  C,  (4th  Mo.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  O-390 

Jones,  William  E 41 

Jones,  William  W 163 

.Jonnel) 364 

Jordan,  Arthur  .S 278 

Jordan,  David  C 301 

Jordan,  George  C 251 

Jordan,  Harry 278 

Jordan,  James  B 280 

Jordan,  James  J 253 

Jordan,  William  H 344 

Jordon,  Benjamin  F 279 

Joseph,  Theodore 141 

Josephs,  Peter  A 362 

Josliu,  Jolm  W 213 

Josliu,  William  H 200 

Josling,  Benjamin  F 357 

Joslyn,  Don  C 38 

Joslyu,  E.  Milton 87 

Joslyn,  John  J 1 

Jost,  John  D.,  (lst.,Vo.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C.) 75 

•lost,  John  D.,  (4th  Mo.  inf.) 390 

Joubert.  Chiu-les  E 147 

J.iy,  Edmun<l  L 297 

Joy,  Lewis  D 355 

Joy,  William  A 311 

Joyce,  Miles 189 

Joyce,  Peter 36 

Jndali,  Henry  M 338 

Judd,  Homer 128 

Judd,  Ransom  A 319 

Judd,  AV illiam  H 122, 123 

Judson,  Charles  0 349 

Judson,  William  R 349 

Judson,  William  R.,  jr 349 

Judy,  Alfred  .!.... ?9 

Juenger,  Sigismund 201 

Julian,  Isaac  P 394 

Julian,  Stephen  H.,  (14th  ilio.  mil.  cav.) 45 

Julian,  Stephen  H.,  (batt'y  I,  2d  Mo.  It.  art.) -.70 

Jump,  James  K.  P 32 

Jump,  WilliumK 394 

Jumpson,  James 142 

JuDghanns,  Louis  H 98 

Jussen,  Carl-- 197 

Jussen,  Edmund 197 

Justi,  Henry 118 

Justin,  Ira,  jr 150 

Kaegi,  John,  (17th  JV/o.  inf.) L03 

Kaegi,  John,  (3d  Mo.  inf.) 388 

Kaercher,  Jacob 97 

Kaf-fessah 364 


510 


INDEX    OP    NAMES. 


Kngii,  A  brail  am 141 

Kiiiser,  George  P 78 

Kainer,  Jolin  B 'S-i 

Kiilb,  Theodore :W 

Knlder,  Abriuii :J14 

Kallman,  Ilcninan 1~'M 

Kallmann,  Herman,  (2cl  Mo.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C, 

3-ycars) 7f< 

Kallmann,  Herman,  (2(1  Mo.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C. 

3-montlis) 387 

Kalmbaeli,  Michael  F i.'()H 

Kaltenbacli,  Martin 17 

Kanada,  Edmund  B fi,  UG 

Kane,  Andrew  M 'I 

Kane,  John 'i-l.''i 

Kane,  Morris  W tjfi 

Kauonte,  Ira  W 223 

Kappner,  Ignatz  (i 73 

Karbacb,  .Sebastian 218 

Karnasch,  Julius  E 126 

Karsten,  Carl 201 

Kassou,  Ue.xter  N 1 1"H 

Kasten,  Charles  L 'J7 

Kauf bold,  (leorge 390 

Kauffman,  Albert  B 38 

KaufTinan,  Christian  C 227 

Kauffmaun,  John Ii7 

Kaufman,  .Solomon 368 

Kavel,  Theodore  C 218 

Kay,  James 82,  93 

Kays,  William  T 127 

Kaysor,  John .97 

Koables,  Benjamin  F 218 

Keach,  AVilliam 27.j 

Kean,  James  JI 2(;4 

Kearney,  Edward  T 220 

Kearney,  Michael 361 

Keath,  Uriah  It 2.J1 

Keating,  James  H 6 

Keatou,  Thomas  B  ..- 117 

Keck,  John  .S 233 

Keck,  Peter  R 233 

Keedy,  Daniel  Z Ill 

Keefe.  Janus l.'Sl 

Kecfei-,  Henry  B 30 1 

Keeler,  Charles  F 227 

Kceler,  Eli 21 1 

Keeler,  Lewis  B 2!I0 

Keeler,  f,ucins  X I.'i7 

Keeler,  Norman  A 22.7 

Keeler,  William  B 296 

Keelej',  Francis  N 196 

Keeling,  David  F 33 

Keely,  Cyrus  II 2 

Keene,  fieorge  W 22 

Keerl,  Henry 2!)3 

Kees,  William  H 168 

Keeton,  .Sherwood  M 14 

Kehoe,  Miles 2 

Kehrinan,  .Statins 20 

Kcifer,  Claudius ..370 

Keis.  John 66,  1 1 .5 

Keith,  Abraham  E 263 

Keith,  Thomas  T MV 

Keith,  AVilliam  B 372 

Kellam,  Alphonzo  G 196 

Kellenberger,  John  II 2^2 

Keller,  David  J 360 

Keller,  Edward 100 

Keller,  Isaac  W .289 

Keller,  Jacob,  (Olh  Mo.  inf.)       ,87 


Keller,  Jacob,  (10th  and  26th  Mo.  inf.) 93,113 

Keller,  Mathias '. 402 

Keller,  Robert  V 32 

Kelley,  Harrison 347 

Kelley,  Hiram  E 66 

Kelley,  James  H 25 

Kelley,  John  (t 379 

Kelley,  Randolph  B 43 

KelleV,  Thomas  H 311 

Kelley,  William  T 295 

Kellinp,  Henry 76 

Kellman,  George  D.  O 76 

Kelluer.  Charles 101 

Kellog,  John 340 

Kellogg,  Edward  P 164 

Kellogg,  John  A 170 

Kellogg,  Newton  J 212 

Kellogg,  Racine  D 295 

Kellogg,  Roger  B 272 

Kellogg,  William  H 93 

Kelly,  Andrew  A 214 

Kelly,  Benjamin  F 95 

Kelly,  Edward  J 210 

Kelly,  Francis 167 

Kelly,  Frank  JI 331 

Kelly,  George  W.,  (4th  Mo.  mil.  cav.) IS 

Kelly,  George  W.,  (14lh  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 45 

Kelly,  James 263 

Kelly,  James  G 189 

Kelly,  Jerome  T 36 

Kelly,  John 187 

Kelly,  JobnH 249 

Kelly,  Morgan 47 

KellV,  Samuel  P 233 

Kelly,  Samuel  R 14, 42 

Kell V,  Thomas 163, 170 

Kellv,  WiUiam,  (24th  loiva  mf.) 283 

Kelly,  William,  (Lst  O/-f^0»cav.) 376 

Kelsay,  William 236 

Kelsey,  Calvin 253, 257 

Kelsey,  Edw.ird  P 6 

Kelsey,  Florillo  M 260 

Kelsey,  Francis 314 

Kelsey,  James 405 

Kelsey,  James  C 233 

Kelsey,  Newell  J 6 

Kelsey,  Wallace 181 

Kelso,  J.  Seaton 147 

Kelso,  James  S 210 

Iv  elso,  John  R 33, 45 

Kelso,  William  F 26 

Kemery,  Charles 259 

Kemper,  Herman,  (10th  il/y.  inf.) 93 

Kemper,  Herman,  (42d  Mo.  inf.) 130 

Kemper,  Hermann 16, 20 

Kemper,  William  B 35 

Kempf,  Charles  W 157 

Kempinsky,  A 136 

Kemptcr,  Richard 176 

Kenaniore,  Grant  A 1-35 

Kendall,  Cyrus  D 95 

Kendall,  George  D 343 

Kendall,  John,  (7th  Ann.  cav.) 352 

Kendall,  John,  (16th  Kaii.  cav.) 360 

Kendall,  John  H    71 

Kendall,  .John  S 221 

Kendall,  Nathan  B 338 

Kendall,  Paul  R 41 

Kendall,  William  H 366 

Kenderdine,  Harry  M 275 

Kendig,  Amos  B 259 


INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


511 


Kendrick,  Albert  S .2  4 

Kendrick,  Frank  A 2i!) 

Kendrick,  Richard  H 'joi 

Kenedy,  James  R 2t'8 

Keuey ,  Robert  E 1 37  , 

Kenkel,  Henry ^M 

Kennaii,  Jolin  C 257 

Kennan,  Thomaa  L 178 

Kennealy,  John Itl4 

Keonedy,  Alfred :i-2 

Kennedy,  Cyrus 3,7 

Kennedy,  Duncan  A 174 

Kennedy,  Duncan  R 3i  2 

Kennedy,  Ebenezcr  H .'120 

Kennedy,  Ed  win  K 25) 

Kennedy,  John 32:! 

Kennedy,  Joseph  51 52 

Kennedy,  Justin  C 267  I 

Kennedy,  Milton 362  ! 

Kennedy,  Olivi-rH.  S.,  (M /owainf.) 247  I 

Kennedy,  Oliver  H.  S.,  (40th  lowaiaf.) 301  ! 

Kennedy,  Richard 207  ' 

Kennedy,  ThomaH  II 374  | 

Kennedy,  Thomas  J 300  ; 

Kennedy,  Vincent  B 320  I 

Kennedy,  William 196  \ 

Kennedy,  William  B 328  - 

Kennedy,  William  C 2aH  I 

Kennedy,  William  R 219  | 

Konney,  Charles 368  ! 

Kenney,  Patrick  S 3  j 

Kwny,  Edward  L 314  i 

Kent.  AlbaM 205  1 

Kent,  AloDzo  H 301 

Kent,  Arthur  C 149  j 

Kent,  Daniel 27.-< 

Kent,  Joseph  F 203  I 

Kent,  Lewis  A 170  - 

Kent,  Silas 278  1 

Kent,  Thomas  O 2  jO 

Kenworth}-,  Steele 261 

Kenyon,  Jame.s  R 204 

Keuyon,  Stephen  L 353  I 

Keogh,  James 61  [ 

Kephart,  William  (J 2()1  ! 

Kepler,  Charles  ^V 267 

Kerby.  Dennis  T 11.5 

Kern,  John .' 295 

Kerns,  Samuel  F 377 

Kerone,  Henrv  B 128 

Kerr,  Aaron  U 325 

Kerr,  BeDJamin  S 214 

Kerr,  David  A 227,  ^28 

Kerr,  Edwin  B 290 

Kerr,  James 242 

Kerr,  John  B 288 

Kerr,  John  T 18 

Kerr,  Richard  II 352 

Kerr,  Thomas 170 

Kerr,  William  C 23 

Kerrigan,  William 41 

Kershaw,  William  J.,  (18th  Wis.lnt) 190 

Kershaw,  William  J.,  (37th  Vis.  inf.) 213 

Ker.<hner,  William  H 33 

Kessinger,  William 3 

KcBHler,  Albert  fi 1 25 

Keesler,  Frederick 97 

Ketcham,  Angiistus  C 151 

ICetcheson,  Daniel  O 88    | 

Kctchum,  Edward  D 233 

Ketchum,  Samuel  J 288 


Kctclium,  Thoiims  E ,337 

Ketiier,  James,  (16th  Kan.  cav.) 360 

Ketner,  James,  (Ist  Kan.  inf.) 362 

KetteN.  IVte  r 16 

Kettinriug,  Frederick  P 2.57 

Keltler.  Anton 201 

Kettlcr,  C.  H 7s 

Key,  Job  11  H 253 

Kt'y,  Soloirion  P 273 

Ki  yrs.  CliarleH  A 215 

Keyfs.  Dwifjht  W 4M1 

Kf yes,  X'-well  C ,. 267 

Ki'V -ier.  Cl.'irk 325 

Kilm}Z,  .lacob 31I11 

Kidd,  ,\lplionso  A 172 

Kidd.  Fletcher  ,S 215 

Kidd,  J.  K 235 

Kidder,  Augustus  L 2.50 

Kidder,  Lvmau  H 302 

Kidwell,  William 34 

Kiet'iT,  Andrew  R 314 

Kiefer,  John  N 198 

Kielmansegge,  Eugene 17 

Kiernan,  James  L 24 

Kiesewetter,  George  E 16,20 

Kilh,  Anthony 68 

Kilbourn,  Byron  II 149 

Kile,  Milton' 125 

ICilgore,  Ezekiel 293 

Kilian,  John 201 

Killen,  Thomas  P 353 

Killgoie.  James  M 357 

Kilp.  Anton 7.3,  74 

Kimball,  Alden  M 306 

Kimball,  Charles  I! 155 

Kimball,  Charles  L 184 

Kimball,  Freeman  A 147 

Kimball,  Thomas  F 126 

Kiinmel,  Cyrus  T 8 

Kimple.  Adam 284 

Kincaid,  George  W 298 

Kiudig,  Oliver  J 294 

Kindle,  Johnson 9 

Kiner,  Frederick  F.,  (14th  Iowa  inf.) 269 

Kiuer,  Frederick  F.,  (27th  Iowa  inf.) 287 

King,  Austin  A.,  jr 13,26,43 

King,  Bamabus  B 106 

King,  Benjamin 237 

King,  Charles,  (6tb  Kan.  cav  ) 350 

King,  Charles,  (1st  Kan.  inf.) 362 

King,  Charles  H 298 

King,  Charles  P.,  (8th  m«.inf.) 174 

King,  Charles  P.,  (14th  lown,  inf.) 269 

King,  David 271 

King,  Eli 26.5- 

King.  Em-ign  H 272 

King,  George 143 

King,  Oeoige  W 208 

King,  Icbabod 295 

King,  John,  (15tb  Mo.  cav) y 16 

King,  John,  (.5th  Minn,  inf.) 320 

King,  Jo^ias  R 312 

King,  Richard 279 

King.  Rufus 207 

Kins,  Sheplierd  H 322 

Kine,  Stephen  W 271 

Kiog,  Tbomas  J 67 

King,  Walter,  (3d  Mo.  mil.  cav.i 13 

King,  Walter,  (4th  Jl/o.  mil.  cav.) 18 

Kingman,  Isaac  W 1P6 

Kingman.  Newton  II 183 


512 


IXDEX    OK    NAMES. 


Kin(;nl)iiry,  Hili  Icy,  jr '.I^i 

Kin(,'Hliiii')'.  Iliniry  W Ili'-i  i 

Kiiiki'iid,  Ali'X:iM(lc;r ^IC'.I   ; 

Kill  nun,  AiiiiiHii "J'JH 

Kin  111',  Diirwiii  W I  TO  I 

Kiiiiii'y,  AI|ilii'onsK l*'!   i 

Kiiiiiry.  Aku    Il'l 

KiniM-v,  W.  vl.v :i~''l 

Kiniiy,  .)nli:i  I, :fl^ 

Kllll-'cs',  ]i'-iii;uiiiil  J 'Si'i 

KillSi-V,  CIlHI'lcH II') 

KiiiH'V,  Cliiirl.'H  E 115,  1-J.i 

Kinw-y,  Cliaiic.H  K 115  i 

Kinacy,  Ilrnry  S '-'■"i"' 

KiiiHi'y,  John  T ^ 115 

KiiiBli'.v,  Adam !i'i 

KIukIoi^,  TlioinaK  W '•'^ 

KinBiniiu,  .lolni  D ~'i~  i 

KliiHMian,  Oliver  D -''•! 

Kinsman,  William  H -.Mii.'^'H-j 

Kiiitir,  David  M H  I 

Kirby,  Ijciijamin  F -'^f' 

Kirliv,  iJt-nniH  T !M    1 

Kirby,  Klhvood ]:!■'> 

Kirby,  .IrsKr  (.'. 'il   j 

Kirby,  .)e»B(.'  \V -"i   I 

Kirby,  .loKr|ili  P 3 Hi 

Kirby,  William  A •■ii  \ 

Kirby,  William  T -i'l-i  I 

Kirelior,   Jliwiry  A 'I7  ! 

Kivchnc-r,  Kudolph,  (.14tli  ll'i.-.  mil,  inlj -JIO  j 

Kircliiirr,  Kudolph,  (:i5lb    IF/s.  inf.) --'11   I 

Kir(,'an,  lienjamiu  K l-'i:)  : 

Kirk,  JaiinH 5.i  : 

Kirk,  Matlicw  T i"'  ; 

Kirkliam,  (jKcur bU   . 

Kirkliani,  .Samuel  S 374   | 

Kirkpatrick,  Anilrew  J ~'i't 

Kirkpalrick,  (_:buH.  A.,  (.Id  Cnl.  inf.) :::>'/ 

Kirkputrick,  Cliarlen  A.,  (HUi  Cnl.  inf.) :W4   I 

Kirkpatriek,  f  leorfje  W ~71   I 

Kirkpatri.-k,  ( ;  ilbcrt  V, ^.5(1 

Kirkpati  ick,  .JumeH,   ('.id  Mo.  <:iiv.) 11 

Kirkpalrick,  .Jiimcs,  (18tli  /vicainl.) 1177 

Kirkjiatrick,  ,b>lin  S 'i>^ 

Kirkpalrick,  Kobcvt  11 'JH!l 

Kirkpalrick,  Sanford -45 

Kirkpalrick,  William 'i.57 

Kirkup,    Edwin,    (3tli   ciiv.    and   16th   Java  j 

inf.) 'JlL',277  j 

Kirkup,  Kdwin,  (liBlh  Iowa  ini.) t!!)li 

Kirkwdod,  William  W '-''ill 

Kirtland    Kicli'd  MeC 'Jli!) 

Kiscr,  Franklin  L l.'il 

KiHKick,  \Villiarii 'JT:; 

KiKniuKcr,  .laincB  H 11 

KittrlMui,  ChurlcH :Wli 

Kitten Kcr,  Jolin 184 

KittiTinan,  William  If '2)n 

Kittle,  .Joniab  W -.^71 

Kittlemaii,  Harvey  TJ W.i  \ 

KiitrrdKe,  CharlcH  W.,  (7th  Intra  inf.) '_'.55 

Kitlred(,'e,  CbarleH  W.,  (aiith  J'ju'i  inf.) -Jir/ 

Kittredge,  Willard ;337 

Kittred(,'e,  William  T :ii8 

Ki/.er,  Fernando  C HH 

Klablial/,  Edward  K 171! 

Kluine,  Nicholat)  B .'!C 

Klatt,  .lobii i:(l(i 

KlaUK,  Abiix,  I'Jd  Ww.  cav.) 147 

KlauK.  Aloif,  CMh  Wis.  inl.) 177 


Kleemaii,  Henry,  (,5lli  /!/".  inf.) 86 

KliMinuii,  Henry,  (4th   ;l/«.  inf.,  K.  .^.  U.  ('.J..390 

Kb  in,  liornliaii'l 387 

Kb'in.  FranciH  Uudnlph 202 

Klein,  John 7!) 

K1.4II,  Kudolph .' 386 

Klentz,  Frederick 66 

Klcvcn,  John  E 16,5 

K line,  JaincH  .S '^:>t> 

Kllncfeller,  lleiiiv  <; 224 

KhiiKeiilierg,  lirn'cHl  A 227 

Kliii(,dcr,  Frederick, (Van  Horn'K  balt'iwUo.tav.).50 

KlinK'ler,  Frederick, (25th  Mn.  inf.) 112 

Klock,  ( jliriKtiaii 161 

Klock,  (icorge 40(1 

KloHtermann,  Herman 82 

Klohtermann,  Hermann 388 

Kloutennan,  Louis  F 118 

Kluebcr,  Hugo 129 

Kluilcr,  .John 20 

KInnk,  Henry 387 

Klyn,  John  (j 294 

Knapp,  Abraham  V 178 

Kniipp,  I>indsay 362 

Knapp,  William 192 

K nappe,  CliarleH 79 

Knap  pen,  l^roKper  !> 147 

Knapper,  Albert  S.  W 353,  360 

Knaup,  Theodore  (t 102 

Knee,  Samuel  (1 265 

Knickerboker,  (leorfji'  M 33.5 

Knickerbocker,  William  H.,  ('StXMn.  cav.) 6 

Knickerbocker,  William  H.,  (21st  jVo.  inf.)  -.106 

Knight,  Oeoif,'.-  W 316 

Kniglit,  Geort^e  W.  J 137 

ICiii(,'lit,  JameK  G 165 

Kniffbt,  .John 255 

K  mubt,  John  P 242,  247 

Knit'lit,  Willard 149 

Kiiif.'bt,  Wniliaml. 330 

Ki.iKlir,  William  T 296 

Knilaus,  William  A 183 

Kni|iper,  Adolpli,  (3d  1_'.  .S.  It.  C.  and  41h 

Mo.  inf. ,  3-years) 81,  85 

Knipper,  Adolpli,  <.3d  Mo.  inf.,  U.  S.  H.  C, 

lbtj-day») 388 

KniHpel,  CbarleH  P 16,20 

Knoch,  GustavuH 392 

Knopf,  Ijouirt Hi 

Knoll,  Chark-H  F.,  (40th  Mo.  inf.) 128 

Knoll,  Charleg  F.,  (4tli  Mo.  inf..  V.  S.  R.  C.)..390 

Knott,  Abraham  R 283 

Knowcr,  CharleH 73,  74 

Knower,  Joseph  S 342 

Knowles,  Albert 28 

KiiowlcK,  AinoH  1' 344 

Knowlen,  Daniel  C 361 

Knowles,  iSteplieu 196 

Kllo^vlcs.  Warren  P 151 

Kuowlton,  Ifenry  11 125 

K  iiiiwltou,  .TamcH  .S 87 

Kiio\-,  Henry  H 183 

Kimx,  JamcH  II 295 

Knox,  Dorenzo  R 208 

Koch,  Charles,  ^5lli  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 22 

Koch,  Charles,  C5th  yl///i/(.  inf.) 320 

Koch,  Charles  1" 86 

Koch,  (i.  A 82 

Koch,  Henry 143 

Koch,  Hugo 177 

Koch,  Julius  AV 3S0 


I^'DEX    OF   NAMES. 


513 


Koch.  "WilUatu  H..  i.och  Mo.  caT."" CS1 

Koch.  WUl.^m  H..  (-ith  3/.;.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  0.).390 

Koche.  Ch;lr'.o^  F ;.v,.-2 

Koehler.  Cas^'^r 3^-, 

Koehler.  Vr.i  ik.  S -vi" 

Eoeni^.  Edwanl 3iH) 

Eoeoig.  HeruiiUi UK) 

Koemer.  Fivd.rick  T iU 

Koemer,  Hermiian  C 101 

Koethe.  WUlIaiu  C.  1' 3l>9 

KoMiiiort.  Kobor: ITS 

Kohr.  Francis 79 

Kohr.  Franz 396 

Konel.  Ab.-o'.eui 3(i-J 

Kt>-iie-pe-aU>.''-la 3t>4 

Koui^.  Ed«  ,irj 100 

Kooin^zt  <k:.  KUmnnd  M ..114 

£oaiQszv?ki.  L,idi-.du>  E..  '.•i'tb  Mo.  iui.) 113 

KoniiLSZt^skl  L.idi>;.ui*  E.,  ^Ui  Mk  inf.) oS? 

Ko-nus-S'^t-teh 364 

Koock.  ChiU-ie? lOii 

Koop.  L'Hii> S 1.  ^.:' 

Koops,  JohuF.  F 113 

Kopff.  Tbt^vlore OU' 

Kop&V  Tiiom:vs - 165 

Kopp.  C:i.>P.ir 390 

Komer.  Max o<r> 

Korrell.  Valeutine 11  •- 

Konf u.  Ch.u-Ie> 015 

Koesack.  Willi  .m 392 

Kosini.iii'.'    Carl -J-l? 

K<Ksch.  John  Frank jTo 

Kors-jt-ko-keh 364 

Kowali  (.TU^rave 7-;: 

Kraiehe.  John lOO 

Krak,  Ch  arl?  s -V  o 

Kramer.  Ernesl,  ( l-t  oav.  ainK:!!  ;i':f.  iuf.) .  J 44. 17-2 

Kiamer,  EniejT.  v4o:ii  Tf  ;i.  inf.) -Ir 

Kianier,  llanHas - 79 

Kranz.  C^rrfl  I Cj^" 

Kraas.  Atbrr: i'7 

Krac-niv  li   Edward 7? 

Kianss.  Alben li* 

Kniu:h^5"  Loui^ SKjci 

Krebs.  -\  d  ./.■.'  h 1 1?.  -V 

Krvrbj.  Plcdr'lt'h -7o 

Kwte,  Edward Ar;> 

Krvb^  Hu;._' <>4 

Krebs.  Jolm  V l"l 

KrecD.  ErC'T ?•? 

Kwinbaum.  Eeru'.Ani p7 

Krtk^l.  Arnold.   U:  bana  3/u'.  miL  car.  > 5 

KrtkeL  .Am  l'.  Maj.  Krvkelsbatfu  .V'.  mf.)HO 

Kxeimin  _-  Fr^^eriok 5f? 

Krtnjvr.  .■\a.:r.<: - Jl- 

Kivawr.  Frti.rifk.  (l«t  3/cvniil.  inl'.'' 7(5 

Kienier.  Frederick,  <^4th  Mo.  inf.,  L".  5.  B.  C).  .?4 
Kr^ntCT.  Fnn^ hck.  >  :.:li  Mx  inf.,  U.  S^  K.  C. » - 3S>-2 

Krez.  Conrad      '-'^ 

Kribb>.  ILir.u  V.  S !"• 

Kribr.  Jobn ?o 

KroU.  Llirorav  F - 16 

Kromt*r.  L-  mnel 1~- 

Kr.ia-.  Nk'fLi'.iJ -'■^~ 

Kronj-h.icvu   Charles ~J 

Kra--,  Pliiipp 17o 

Kniger,  Av,;';>: l~*j 

Krnorr.  The"d"rt 16 

Kroger.  \v,:    .: 79 

Kniiu--Lk.  Anjr.^r ^3 

Knuasick.  George 3^ 

33  s 


Kjn<i.h.  Jnlins 3iK: 

Knby.  William 129 

Kuessow.  Walter  G.  Zastrow iCo 

Knhn.  .A.  C -^ll 

Knhn.  Elbert  J 261 

Kubns,  Fr.mois  L 340 

KiilL  Charles 3lX) 

Knmmel.  .\ a justos  H 1^3 

Kuukel.  Jerome ,  .355 

Knukler,  John  E 3-'f 

KiiUft,  Frederick 7.'i 

Kuuth.  L-  'H'old 79 

Kiuiz,  Robert 79 

Kurtz.  Chri-tian  H Cjo 

Kusfl.  Frederick 134 

K«s>.  Fenlinand 79 

Kntmer.  Edward  .\ 1C7 

Kntzner.  Geerirv  L 41 

Kyrk,  John  .A^ C!9o 

Kyte,  Francis  M    iv> 

Labadie.  Peter 10 

La  Bar.  Denison  D It7 

La  Banme,  Francis  F l-Ji* 

Lacev,  Fr^ineis  H •i>"2 

Lacey,  John  F C-.>4 

Lacey.  John  M 32 

Lachmnnd.  Charle.-  F CIO 

Lack.  WUliam  J. .  v7th  Mo.  inf.) S9 

Lack.  William  J..  OA'th  Mo.  mi.) 1-.\1 

Lackuer.  Francis C'll 

La  Count,  David  '54 

La  Connt.  James,  (5th  lf~u<.  inf.  > 1  '>7 

La  CouuT.  James.  (.14th  ITjs;  inf.) 1^4 

La  Connt.  J^'-f  ph 195 

Lacy.  -Alexander  H 11 

Ladd.  James  .A l'-7 

La.  I  d .  J  ohn  .A U  J ; 

Ladeinann.  Otto  C .r- 

La  D'^w.  ,I.i;ue^ Ci  S 

Lavi>.  Felix.  v'-Vl  .V.'.  inf..  V.  S.  K.  C.  3-yrs.l. .  .7; 

L.irL-;.  Felix.  i-ii?t  3A'.  inf.) lii 

Laei-.  Felix.  i.M.Vj.  inf..!'.  S.  R.  C,  o-iiios.N..3-f7 

Lull'  r   Emaunel 404 

Laffertv.  Georire 156 

Laffert  y .  J  0  h  n " :  <-:i' 

Laffertv.  Thomn.-  J i40 

(  LaFlei'che.  WUUam  .\ 163 

La  Fle-h   Thomas 147 

L.i:o  Wtt.  Ch,ir;es 377 

La  Force.  James 1 

La  Force.  JHm-.^  W 239 

La  Graii,-e   Oscar  H 144, 151 

La  Gr-.iu^e.  Wallace  W 145 

LaiK^ld.  Benj;ird.  lOd  Mo.  inf.  3-year> ' 79 

Laibold.  Biruan.!.  i,Cd  .Uo.  inf.,  3-mou;h~) oi7 

Liii^hiou.  Samuel 370 

Ljiuir.  G'.'or-.re  J "-49 

Laiiu-.  JohnM 349,358 

Laiuc  Robert ----^-^ 

Laiuinc<:r.  Peter ---I 

Lair.  G-*r-.re ^^- 

Lair.  Wesley 40 

Liiird.  Beiij.iLiiif. 95 

Laird.  M;tLU>  'uR -"'' 

Laird,  Richard  C 1^*-^ 

,  Laithe,  Croxweii 1'-'- 

i  Lake.  C-Uvin  B "^p 

Lake,  Constant  s "279 

i  Lake.  Jed -?" 

Lake.  John  E "^'3 

Lake,  Marion  ■> IS-! 


514 


INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


Lakin,  Jamen  H 248 

Lamb,  Alfred  H 200 

Lamb,  Caleb 296 

Lamb,  David )  2ti 

Lamb,  George  A 401 

Lamb,  Jobn 90 

Lamb,  Joseph  B 126 

Lambden,  William  R -.WO 

Lambert,  George  M.  D 318 

Lambert,  James  l-I :<35 

Lambert,  .Jesse  R 2.'i3 

Lambert,  John,  {36th  loica  inf.) 297 

Lambert,  John,  (5th  Cai.  inf.) 340 

Lambert,  John  J 242 

Lambert,  William  S 253 

Lamberton.  William  H .212 

Lambrecht,  Frederick 314 

Lamney ,  John  R 1 71 

Lamoreun,  Daniel  R 183 

Lamoreux,  Pardon  B 144 

Lampkin,  James  W 40 

Lanagan,  Patrick 36 

Lancaster,  Charles  E 3(-6 

Lancaster,  Littleton  R  74, 1 12 

Landa,  Frantz 201 

Lauder,  Harry 105 

Landes,  John  F 277 

Landfried.  Henry.  (2d  Ma.  inf. ,  3-years) 79 

Landfried.  Heuiy,  (2d  Mo.  inf.,  3-months) 387 

Landgraeber,  Clemens,  (F.  laul  S.  and  biitt'y 

F,  2d  It.  art.,  and  2d  Mo.  inf.,  3-yrs.)  .  .64,  6S,  79 
Landgraeber,  Cleuieu-^,  (2d  Mu,  inf.,  3-mos.).  .:i87 

Landis,  John  A.,  (1st  Iowa  cav.) 228 

Laudis,  John  A.,  (18th  Iowa  inf.) 277 

Landis,  Robert  W  6 

Landon,  Simon  N 292 

Landowski,  Michael  J 78 

Landrnm,  William  B 40 

Landry,  George   100 

Lane,  Chauncey  .S  293 

Lane,  David  H   161,  4;J0 

Lane,  Edward  IC 91 

Lane,  James  M 347 

Lane,  John  .S 349 

Lane,  John  W 142 

Lane,  Joseph  S 149 

Lane,  Josiah 32 

Lane,  Lawson  R 1 1 0 

Lane,  Leonidas  II 325 

Lane,  Theron  W 144 

Lane,  William,  (lOth  iV/o.  inf.) 93 

Lane,  William,  (24th  Iowa  inf.) 283 

Lane,  William  IJ 212 

Lang,  Charles  A 210 

Lang,  James 179 

Lang,  Louis,  (3d  AZo.  inf.) 82 

Lang,  Louis,  ( 1 5th  Mo.  inf. ) 100 

Lang,  Louis,  (2d  Mo.  inf.) 387 

Langdon,  Charles  A.  B 235 

Lange,  Charles  H.  L 251 

Lange,  Robert 102 

Langeheineken,  August .375 

Langen,  Edward 16,  20 

Langford,  Orange  M 246 

Langguth,  John  G 102 

Langlcy,  Frank  M .306 

Langley,  Robert 167 

Langridge,  Charles 167 

Langstadt.  Gottf  led 147 

Langstou,  William  W 32 

Langwortby,  Andrew  J 1.53, 103 


Laiigwoi'thy,  James  N 157 

Langwortby,  Oscar  A 2.35 

Langwortby,  Solon  M   287 

Langwortby,  Warren  P  .- 181 

Lankford,  Eliaa 26 

Launing,  J.  Meek 283 

Lansdown,  William 136 

Lansing,  G.avril  J 379 

Lan-trum,  Christian  E 271 

Laphani,  William  H 307 

Laplante,  Leonard 210 

La  Plonte,  Leonard  .- 401 

Largelere,  Alfred 368 

Larimer,  James  H 261 

Larimer,  W   J 371 

Larimer,  William,  jr 357 

Larimore,  James  W 242 

Larke,  Alured 163 

Larke,  Thomas 304 

Larkin,  Courtland  P.,  (Ist  h'y  art.  and  38th 

f f 7.S.  inf.) 153, 214 

Larkin,  Cnurtiand  P.,  (24th  Wis.  Inf.) 198 

Larki  u ,  John 147 

Larned,  AVilliam  L.,  (Ist  M'lin.  cav.) 302 

Larned,  William  L.,  (1st  Miini.  inf.) 311 

Larrabee,  Charles  H.,  (5  h  IVis.  iuf.)   167 

Larrabee,  Charles  H.,  (24th  Wis.  inf.) 198 

Larson,  James 186 

Lasche,  Robert 218 

Latham,  James  W.,  (1st  Iowa  cav.) , . . .  227 

Latham,  James  W.,  (3d  /oroa  cav.) 232 

Lathrop,  Austin  C 187 

Lathrop,  Ezra  R 326 

Lathrop,  Henry  H 174 

Lathrop,  John 326 

Lathrop,  Bloses  C 278 

Lathrop,  Wilham  P 288 

Latimer,  Elisha  E 328 

Lauderdale,  Julius  H 183 

Lauffer,  Simon  P 233 

Laughlin,  George  D 2.35 

Lanman,  Jacob  G 255 

Laurence,  Frank  P 400 

Lautenschlaeger,  Hermann 385 

LautenBcblager,  Herrmann 75 

Laux,  Michael 65 

Law,  Charles 153 

Law,  David 184 

L.nv,  David  H 36 

Law,  James 180 

Law,  Marshal 297 

Law,  Riifas  H 257 

Law,  William  _ 8 

Lawrence,  Allen  J 135 

Lawrence,  Asa  A 123 

Lawrence',  Chauncej' 283 

Lawrence,  Edward 39 

Lawrence,  Edwa-d  C 222 

Lawrence,  Frank  P 196 

Lawrence,  George 273 

Lawrence,  Oscar 205 

Lawrence.  Philip 213 

Lawrence,  Thomas .38 

Lawrence,  Thos.  H.  B 46 

Liiwience,  AVilliam 1 

Lawson,  Elijah 130 

Lawton,  George  W 161 

Lau-tnn,  (osephG  184 

Layne,  Newton  M 190 

Layport,  John 267 

Layton,  Felix 394 


IJNJUtJi    UF    WAMES. 


010 


Lazear,  Bazel  P.,  (Ut  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 3  1 

Lazear,  Bazel  F.,  (12th  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 42 

Lazeuby,  George  W 255 

Leach,  Charles  B 231 

Leach,  Charles  W.,  (5th  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 21 

Lench,  Charles  W. ,  (12th  Mo.  cav.) 41 

Leach,  David  D 290 

Loach,  William  B 311 

Leach.  Wiufleld  S 212 

Leaf,  Fall 3G6 

Leahy,  John  E 211 

Leahy.  Michael  A.,  (34th  Wis.  mil.  inf.) 210 

Leahy,  Michael  A.,  (35th  JVis.  iuf.) 211 

Leake,  Cyrel  A 219 

Leake,  Joseph  B 279 

Learning,  Ru.'Jh  G 30 

Learuard,  0>car  E 3fi2 

Leatlurs,  John  W.,  (14th  Jl/o.  mil.  cav.) 45 

Leathers,  John  W.,  (46th  Mo.  inf.; 394 

Leavens,  Eden  N 326 

Leavit t,  Xathan , 195 

Leavitt,  Samuel  F 154 

Leavitt,  Thomas  J 237 

Le  Blanc,  George  H 6 

Le  Blond,  John  B 311,312 

Le  Bontillier,  Charles  W 312 

Le  Bontillier,  Charles  W 325 

LeBrun,  Altiert 155 

Leckey,  Nathan 53 

Ledden,  John 304 

Ledergerber,  Frederick  T 97 

Ledergerber,  Joi.'eph  A 97 

Ledger,  Henry  P 349 

Lb  Dow,  James 305 

Ledyard,  Ebenczar  C 328 

Ledyard,  George  R 294 

Lee,  Albert  L 351 

Lee,  Alexander,  (4th  batfy  Wis.  It.  art.) 1.56 

Lee,  Alexander,  (25th  Jowaini.) :. 284 

Lee,  Alexander  F 163 

Lee,  Alfred  B 281 

Leo,  Allen  M 76 

Lee,  Charles  N 281 

Lee,  Daniel  S 251 

Lee,  Daniel  U 244 

Lee,  Harry  W 273 

Lee,  Haivey 338 

Lee,  Henry  S 157 

Lee,  John  A.,  (2d  Kan.  cav.) 345 

Lee,  John  A.,  (Col.  Phelps'  reg't  Mo.  inf.)... 396 

Lee,  John  31 295 

Lee.  Nelson  R 208 

Lee,  Orlando  H 338 

Lee,  EoBwell  H.,  (52d  Wis.  inf.)  225 

Lee,  Roswell  H.,  (41  st  Wis.  inf.) 401 

Lee,  Thomas  M 114 

Leech,  Erie  J 231 

Leefeldt,  Henry 273 

Leek,  .John 123 

Leeper,  William  T 14,  42 

Leeser,  Frederick 106 

Le  Fever,  William  C 18,43 

Lefifertu,  Skidmorc  E - 165 

Leffingwell,  Alanson  W.,  (2d  Mo.  mil.  cav.)  . .  .9 
Leffingwell,  Alanson  W.,  (3d  Mo.  mil.  cav.)  ..13 

Leffingwell,  Douglas 247 

Leffingwell,  William  E 228 

Leffler,  .Jacob 174 

Lciler,  Christopher  C 172 

Legan,  John  J 288 

Legg.  James  W 398 


Legg,  S.  H .398 

Leggett,  Simeon  297 

Le  Gro,  Ebenezer .318 

Legross.  Ernest  H 329 

Lehe,  Eugene 335 

Lehew,  William  F 263 

Lehman,  Charles 20 

Lehman,  Louis ^~ 

Lehumn,  Monte 35 

Lehraann,  Charles 201 

Leibermaun,  Lorenz 385 

Leightou,  George  E.,  (5th  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 02 

Leighton,  George  E.,  (12th  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 42 

Leighton,  George  E.,  (3d  Mo.  inf.,  U.S.K.C.)  .386 

Leighton,  Henry  C 294 

Leighton,  Horace  M 82 

Leiseu,  Jacob 218 

Leissring,  Otto 177 

Leistner,  Charles 67,  09 

Leland,  Cyrus 375 

Leland,  Cyrus,  jr 372 

Lemke,  Charles 216 

Lemmou,  Alexis 139 

Lemoines,  Michael  D 81,  85 

Lemon,  Macouah 263 

Lene,  Gustave 305 

Lenhart,  Charles 366 

Lenuon,  James 181 

Lenuou,  John  A 11 

Lenon,  Petor  H 289 

Leutz,  Peter  A.,  (1st  Minn,  cav.) 302 

Lentz,  Peter  A.,  (Ist  Minn,  h'y  art.) 307 

Leonard,  Charles  E 302 

Leonard,  Chester  M    144 

Leonard,  Hiram 269 

Leonard,  Mortimer  E 200 

Leonard,  Reeves .35 

Leonard,  William  H 320 

Leonard,  William  L .300 

Le  Roy,  James  L 147' 

Leser,  Frederick,  ( 17th  Mo.  inf. ) 102 

Lesor,  Frederick,  (3d  Mo.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C). .  .388 

Lesh,  Orlando  A 293 

Lester,  Henry  C,  (1st  JV/nim.  inf.) 313 

Lester,  Henry  C. ,  (3d  Minn,  iui.) 317 

Lester,  William 77, 106 

Letuer,  David,  (3d  Iowa  cav.i) 231 

Letner,  David,  (30th  /otca  intj 290 

Leubbering,  Prideric 392 

Leupp,  Jacob 100 

Leussler,  August 385 

Levergood,  Daniel  W 331 

Leverich,  Ashbury 259 

Leverich,  Asbury 299 

Levering,  .Andrew - 312 

Levick,  Abraham 40 

Levier,  Archibald  M 32 

Levisteiu,  Isaac  W 71 

Lewis,  Alexander  F 252 

Lewis,  Barbour 1 

Lewis,  Bradford 49 

Lewis,  Charles  G 290 

Lewis,  Charles  H 287 

Lewis,  Charles  W 343 

Lewis,  Cicero  A 8 

Lewis,  Ewing  B 264 

Lewis,  Fielding .' 130 

Lewis,  Frederick  W.,  (1st  Afo.  cav.) 1 

Lewis.  Frederick  W.,  (11th  Mo.  cav.) 38 

Lewis,  George  F 207 

Lewis,  George  W 127 


516 


INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


Lewis,  Henry  J 44 

Lewis,  Hiram  J.,  Cllth  Jfis.iaf.) 179 

Lewis,  Hiram  .1.,  (52d  Jl'is.  inf.) 2i5 

Lewis,  James  M.,  (Ist  fVis.  cav.)   14o 

Lewis,  James  M.,  (2d  aud28tb  tfii.  iuf.).163,  204 

Lewis,  Joliu,  (16tli  JVia.inf.) 188 

Lewis,  John,  (2d  Indian  H.  G-.,  Knu.  inf.) 366 

Lewi.x,  Jolm  D.,  (6th  IF/.'--,  iuf.) 170 

Lewis,  Jnlin  D.,  (48tli  IVis.  inf.) '221 

Le^Yis,  Joliu  P 23.5 

Lewis,  Jlicajah  tt 337 

Lewis,  niiver  C 24.5 

Lewis,  Reese  J 349 

Lewis,  Theodore  F 235 

Lewis,  William 38 

Lewis,  William  H 130 

Levde,  William  M 307 

Libby ,  A,a.  jr I . .  .323 

Lichtenwalter,  Emanuel 296 

Lieberg,  Eberhard  P 318 

Lieuranee,  George 301 

Lieurance,  Stephen 16.5 

Light,  OliverP 323 

Lightfoot,  Gustavus 97 

Ligbthizer,  Henry  B 152 

Ligowski,  August 201 

Likens,  William  W 216 

Liljegren,  Olof 316 

Limbocker,  George  W 263 

Limbocker,  Jerry  M 235,251 

Limebocker,  George  W 165 

Liuan,  John 136 

Lincoln,  Charles  E 304 

Lincoln,  Daniel 179 

Lindall,  Jouas 316 

Lindir,  Andrew  H 28, 108 

Linder,  George  L 32,  38 

Linder,  James 108 

Liuderman,  Charles 241 

Liudig,  Adam 305 

Lindley,  Reuben 212 

Lindner,  Carl 65 

Lindsay,  Benjamin  F 325 

Lindsay,  John    34 

Lindsay,  John  G 355 

Lindsay,  Robert  L 1 37 

Lindsay,  .Samuel  B.,  (5th  lown  inf.) 2.52 

Lindsay,  Samuel  B.,  (48th  Iowa  int) 404 

Lindsay,  Thomas 374 

Liurlsey,  Henry  C 356 

Liudsey ,  Ly curgus 33 

Lindsoy,  Samuel  M 227 

Liudsey,  William  H 347,  374 

Lindwurm,  William  H 170 

Lines,  Edward  C.  D 346 

Liugeufelder,  Philip  T 20 

Lingg,  Gregor 78 

Liniugcr,  John  C 282 

Liukelmau,  Gustav 100 

Linkelmanu,  Gustavus 387 

Linkogel,  Joseph,  (1st  batt'u  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 5 

Liukogel,  Joseph,  (Maj.  Krekcl's  batt'n  Mo. 

inf.) 140 

Linu,  Henry  C 41 

Linuell,  Henry  H 167 

Linnell ,  Lewis  T 181 

Linsfelt,  A.  F.  St.  Sttre 186 

Liusley,  Joseph  F 209 

Linton,  Thomas  J 193 

Liuville,  John  W 263 

Liuville,  Richard  B 126 


Linzen,  Frederick  W 129 

Lipman,  Louis 91 

LIppincott,  Henry 342 

Lippitt,  Francis  J 335 

Lipps,  Fricdrich 100 

Lipscomb,  George  W 41 

Lipscomb,  H.  S 40 

Lischer,  Henry 388 

Liscum,  Elliott  H.,  (33d  JF^s.  inf.) 209 

Liscum,  Elliott  H.,  (49th  JVisAnt) 222 

Liscum,  Frank  H 164 

Lisenbey,  John  W.,  (8th  Jl/o.  cav.) 32 

Lisenbey,  Johu  W.,(Col.  Phelps' reg't  Mo.  inf.)396 

Lisk,  Ezra  R 153 

Lisko,  Francis 109 

Littell,  William  M 282 

Little,  Edmund  C 260 

Little,  John,  (24th  Mo.  inf.) Ill 

Little,  John,  (1st  IVis.cav.) 144 

Little,  John,  (17th  ms.  inf.) 189 

Little,  Josepti  H .3 

Littletield,  John 378 

Littler,  Robert  M 245 

Liverniore,  Lark  S 187 

Livesay,  James  M 123 

Livingston,  Benjamin  F 95 

Livingston,  Cortland 155 

Livingston,  John  S 314 

Lloyd,  Alfred  J 372 

Lloyd,  Frederick 263,273 

Lloyd,  George  W 249 

Lloyd,  Jesse  D 95 

Lloyd,  Joseph  K 93 

Lobdell,  Darius  J 358 

Lobdell,  Hiram 314 

Lochbihler,  Christian 73,  74,  86, 126 

Lochreu,  William 311 

Lnckard,  Philander 253 

Locke,  Benjamin  F.,  (.5th  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 22 

Locke,  Benjamin  F.,  (13th  Mo.  cav.) 43 

Lockerby,  William 220 

Lockhart,  John 348 

Lockwood,  Charles  M 207 

Lockwood,  Edwin  J 263 

Lockwood,  Erastus fi 

Lockwood,  Hiram  H 216 

Lockwood,  Jeremiah / 242 

Lockwood,  J  ohn  C 290 

Lockwood,  .Samuel  T 401 

Loeber,  Charles  G 181 

Loeblein,  Beruhard 390 

Loeffel,  Henry 79 

Loehr,  Adolph 79 

Loehr,  Louis 177 

Loesche,  Louis 48 

Loewensteiu,  Charles 66 

Loflaud,  Heiskel 296 

Lofland,  John 294 

Logan,  Benjamin  F 378 

Logan,  George  H 269 

Logan,  James  B 93 

Logan,  John 237 

Logan,  A\iilliam 27 

Lehman,  F.  W 16 

Lohmau,  Frederick 69 

Lobman,  John 343 

Lohmanu,  Frank 393 

Lohraann ,  Henry 67,  69 

Lohnes,  Thomas  H 351 

Lohse,  Louis  .S.,  (2d  Cal.  inf.) 335 

Lohse,  Louis  S.,  (8th  Cal.  inf.) 344 


INDEX   OP   NAMES. 


517 


Lombar,  Prank  E 125 

Lombard,  Leonidag 217 

Lombard,  Robert  P 366 

Loudon,  John  M 93 

Lonergan,  James 210 

Lonergan,  Patrick  F 76 

Long,  Charles  W 334 

Long,  Daniel  P.,  (3d  Iowa  inf.) 247 

Long,  Daniel  P.,  (18th  Iowa  inf.) 277 

Long,  George  W 14 

Long,  James 394 

Long,  James  H 10 

Long,  Newton  Gr Ill 

Long,  Samuel 356 

Long,  William  A _ 10 

Long,  William  C 10 

Longshore,  Robert,  (10th  Iowa  mf.) 261 

Longshore,  Robert,  (48th  Iowa  inf.) 404 

Looby,  John  H 277 

Loomis,  Aaron  M 283 

Loomis,  David  B 314 

Loomis,  James  M 300 

Loomis,  John  B 241 

Loomis,  Joseph 396 

Loos,  Frederick 50 

Loos,  Louis 390 

Lorbe,  William 392 

Lord,  Charles  H 144 

Lord,  Simon  L 183,  208 

Lord,  William  A 22 

Lorentzen,  Hans  J 176 

Lorenz,  Martin 66 

Lorimer,  William  H 280 

Loring,  Edward  B 330 

Loring,  Ephalie 141 

Loring,  Fred.  C 28 

Loring,  Horace  Gr 372 

Loshe,  Charles  F 295,299 

Lothrop,  Charles  H 228 

Lothrop,  Wan-en  L.,  (1st  Mo.  It.  art.). 56 

Lothrop,  Warren  L.,  (1st  Mo.  inf.) 386 

Lott,  James  A 95 

Lott,  Martin 273 

Loucks,  Peter  M 19 

Loucks,  William 183 

Loudon,  JohnM 130 

Loughead,  James 328 

Longhead,  Samuel  D 91 

Loughrey,  James  W 181 

Loughridge,  James 294 

Loughridge,  John  P 256 

Loughridge,  Samuel  B 28 

Love,  David 379 

Love,  George  0 338 

Love,  Hiram  W 229 

Love,  James  E 370 

Love,  Wesley  R 28 

Love.joy,  C.  J 49 

Lovejoy,  Charles  H 351 

Lovejoy,  Charles  J 374 

Lovejoy,  Daniel  B , 1 83 

Lovejoy,  George  F 6 

Lovelace,  Chancey  F 281 

Loveland  Quimby 149 

Lovell,  Andrew  J - 93 

LoveU,  Frederick  S 209,  219 

Lovellette,  Augustus  T 345 

Lovett,  Charles  C,  (12th  PTis.  inf.) 181 

Lovett,  Charles  C,  (50th  W^ts.  inf.) 223 

Low,  Alfred  C 375 

Low,  Bartlett  M 215 


Low,  Lewis 208 

Low,  Stephen  E 295 

Lowber,  Daniel  A -.213 

Lowe,  Eli  C 364 

Lowe,  Enos 235 

Lowe,  Glenn 231,  232 

Lowe,  Jacob  A  .'. ...242 

Lowe,  Sandy,  (7th  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 30 

Lowe,  Sandy,  (Cass  co.  H.  G.  Mo.  cav.) 49 

Lowe,  Thomas  J 295 

Lowe,  William  W 235 

Lower,  John  J 235 

Lowery,  Edward  D 178 

Lowery,  James  G 192 

Lowrie,  Alexander 170 

Lowry ,  Alexander,  (4th  Mo.  inf. ) 85 

Lowry,  Alexander,  (27th  Mo.  inf.) 115 

Lowry,  David 13 

Lowry,  Edward  D 216 

Lowry,  Henry  M 82 

Lowry,  John  W 204 

Lowry,  Libum  B 7 

Lowry,  Philip  C 104 

Loy,  Joseph  F 151 

Loy,  William 171 

Lubbers,  John 285 

Lucas,  Charles  A 283 

Lucas,  EbenezerW 349 

Lucas,  Edward  W 269 

Lucas,  G.  W 11 

Lucas,  George  W.  H 296 

Lucas,  Jesse  H 273 

Lucas,  Joseph 273 

Lucas,  N.  B 349 

Lucas,  Stephen  T - . .  74 

Lucas,  William  V 269 

Luce,  Andrew -Ill 

Luce,  Leonard  P - 149 

Lucore,  Rufus  H 279 

Ludewig,  Conrad 86 

Ludlow,  B.  C 16 

Ludlow,  Henry  B 229 

Ludwig,  Charles,  (Ist  Mo.  inf ,  U.  S.  R.  C.) 75 

Ludwig,  Charles,  (3d  3Io.  inf.) 388 

Ludwig,  Charles  D 136 

Ludwig,  Hermann 384 

Ludwig,  John 176 

Luebbering,  Frederick 84 

Luebbering,  Frederick  J 76 

Luedeke,  Emil 390 

Lueg,  Charles 318 

Lukken,  Olans  H 224,226 

Lull,  Frank  H 197 

Lull,  Herbert  R 154 

Lumsden,  Alexander  J 221 

Lund,  Albert  L 203 

Lund,  George 161 

Lundy,  William 229 

Luneburg,  Hem-y  J 179 

Lunt,  Samuel  H 245 

Lusby,  Robert 261 

Luse,  Marvin  R 239 

Lusk,  James  W li^l 

LiiHk,  Peter  C 138 

LuBk,  William  H.,  (10th  JV/o.  cav.) 36 

Lusk,  William  H.,  (Cole  co.  H.  G.,  Mo.  inf.)  .  .398 

Luther,  Christian 16,20 

Luthy,  Godfrey 134,135 

Lutje,  Charles 16 

Luttrell,  Hugh  L 33 

Luxton,  Edward  D.,  (2d  Wis.c&v.) 147 


51S 


INDEX   OF   NAMES. 


Luxton,  Edward  D.,(l8t  Wis.  inf.) 400 

Lybe,  Adam  S 320 

Lybraud,  George  D 167 

Lyke,  Hiram  P 204 

Lyle,  Jlarlin  A ]  27 

Lyle,  William  K 74,112 

Lyman,  Charles  H 259 

Lyman,  G-eorge 207 

Lyman,  Joseph 289 

Lyraburn,  John 188 

Lynch,  H.  Brady 267 

Lynch,  Hugh  B 288 

Lynch,  James 231 

Lynch,  John 29 

Lynch,  John  C    - 149 

Lynch,  Joseph  E 1 

Lynch,  Phillip 70 

Lynch,  William  H 123 

Lyude,  Edward 353 

Lynde,  John 245 

Lynn,  James 293 

Lynn,  John  W 152 

Lyon.  Elijah  L 216 

Lyon,  «>.  G 397 

LyoD,  George  G 82 

Lyon,  James  J 106,  111 

Lyon,  John  E ^-179 

Lyon,  Noah ■ 8 

Lyon,  Robert 271 

Lyon ,  Orlo  H  . .  /. 244 

Lyon,  William  P 144,183 

Lyons,  Dan  H 295 

Lyons,  Henry  M 283 

Lyons,  James  A 287 

Lyons,  Mason  R 299 

Lyons,  William  T 190 

Lyons,  William  W 280 

Lytle.  John  S ". 257 

Lytle,  Robert  M 279 

Maag,  John 75 

Maass,  Adam 176 

JIabrey,  Henry  Y 122 

Macauley,  Orlando  H 375 

Macauley,  Thomas  W.  M 187 

Mac  Cahill,  Philip 285 

Mac  Corrnac,  John  G 164 

Macdouald,  Allen 189 

Mace.  Morgan 395 

MacGowan,  Alexander  B 332,  342 

Macgregor,  John  G 324 

Maciien,  William  W 172 

Mack,  John  W.  D.  L.  P 394 

Mack,  Michael  H 362 

Mack,  RufuH  H.  0 25 

MacKeuzie,  William  S 97 

Mackey,  Cyras  H 294 

Blackey,  Samuel  E 44 

Mackle,  Joseph 3.58 

Macklind,  Thomas  H 14,  42 

Maclav,  Charles 122 

Maclay,  SamuelR 122 

Macloon,  H.  P 112 

Macuish,  James 219 

Macomber,  James 167 

Mc  Quigg,  William 285 

Madden,  John 298 

Madden ,  Martin  D 273 

Madden,  Richard  R 264 

Madden,  Robert 353,  370 

Madden,  William  T .3 

Maddox,  William  M 18 


Madeira,  Addison  D 251 

Maflison,  Edward,  (10th  Mo.  cav.) 36 

Madison,  Edward,  (1st  Mo.  inf.) 385 

Madison,  George  W.,  (5th  Wis.iut.) 168 

Madison,  George  W.,  (39th  Wis.  int.) 400 

Madison,  Gregg  A 271 

Madison,  Joseph ,322 

Madison ,  Ransom  J 311 

Maehl,  George 102 

Maes,  Robert,  (Ist  Mo.  mil.  inf ) 76 

Maes,  Robert,  (4th  Mo.  uif.,  U.  S.  R.  C.) 84 

Maffit,  George  H 266 

Magdeburg,  Frederick  H 184 

Magden,  William  M ' 285 

Mage-',  David  P 259 

Magers,  John  B 2J 

Magill,  Jerome  B 204 

Magill,  Samuel  G 285 

Maginnis,  Charles  J 290 

Maginnis,  Martin,  (1st  Minn,  inf.) 312 

Maginnis,  Martin,  (11th  Minn,  mi.) 327 

Magoon,  George  D 263 

Maguire,  Michael  A 203 

Mahan,  Milton  J 134,137 

Mahana,  Bradley,  (7th /owa  cav.) 239 

Mahana,  Bradley,  (Ist /ojca  inf.) 402 

Mahon,  Samuel 255 

Mahon,  Stephen  K 297 

Mahon,  William 297 

Mahoni-y,  John  E 189 

Main,  John  N.,  (39th  /owo  inf.) 300 

Main,  John  N.,  (46th  Iowa  mi.) 403 

Mainzer,  Jacob 314 

Maize,  David  G 130 

Majors,  John  B 131 

Majthenyi,  Theodore 52 

Makimson,  Augustus  H 178 

Malcolm,  Jeremiah 360 

Males,  Solomon 87 

Mallinckrodt,  James  P < 102 

Malloy,  Adam  G 170,189 

Malloy,  Bartholomew 197 

Malone,  Charles  H 130 

Malone,  Francis  M 351 

Malone,  Matthew 362 

Maloney,  John  M 335 

Maloney,  Maurice 183 

Maloney,  Blichael 292 

Malott,  Hiram - 360 

Malven,  Daniel  S 239,  251 

Manche,  Ferreol 123 

Manda,  Charles 104 

Mande ville,  Sinclair 38 

Mangan,  Michael 170 

Mangel,  William 398 

Mankee,  Frederick,  (3d  Mo.  inf.) 82 

Mankee,  Frederick,  (15th  Mo.  inf.) 100 

Manley,  Andrew  J 184 

Manley,  Ira,  jr 154 

Mann,  Asahel 233 

Mann,  Azro 158 

Mann,  Charles,  (P.  and  S.  and  batt'y  C,  Ist 

Mo.lt.  art.) 56,58 

Mann,  Charles,  (16th  Wis.ini.) 187 

Mann,  Charles,  (Backof's  batt'n  Mo.  It.  art.)   .384 

Mann,  Charles  C 38 

Mann,  Edward  B 163 

Mann,  Jacob  E 20L 

Mann,  James  C 145 

Manners,  Frederick 342 

Mannhardt,  Carl  H 389 


index;  op  names. 


519 


Mannhardl,  Charles  H.,  (5th  Mo.  cav.) 20 

Manuhaidt,  CharlesH.,(4thAro.iiif„  U.S.R.C.)  84 

Manning,  Edwin  C 364 

Manning,  Nelson  H 323 

Manning,  AVilliam , 261 

Manning,  William  B.,  (7th  Wis.  inf.) 172 

Manning,  William  B.,  (32d  ms.  iuf.) 208 

Mansfield,  Carlos  M.  G 184 

Mansfield,  Charles  W 104 

Mansfield,  John 164 

Manter,  Francis  H 57,  60, 123,  385 

Mantor,  Peter 314 

Manville,  Robert 375 

Manwaring,  Charles  C 85 

Marble,  William  H ] 94 

Marcher,  James  J 328 

Marcoe,  Theodore  B 167 

Marcoot,  John 138 

Mardon,  Charles  F 229 

Marine,  John  A 104 

Marion,  William  J  41 

Mark,  Emil,  (1st  ATo.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C,  war 

in  Mo.) 75 

Mark,  Emil,  (IstATo.  inf.,U.  S.  R.  C,  3-mos.)  385 

Mark,  George  M 228 

Markcum,  Orsau  M 241 

Markell,  Henry 402 

Markham,  Henry  C,  (8th  Iowa  inf.) 257 

Markham,  Henry  C.,  (37th  lOwa  iuf.) 298 

Markham,  Henry  H 208 

Markham,  Homer  C 193 

Markham,  William,  (2d  Minn.  inf. ) 314 

Markham,  William,  (Sth  Minn,  inf.) 325 

Markhoff,  William 176 

Markle,  Gershom 139 

Markle,  ,Tohn  W 298 

Marks,  Henry 159 

Marks,  John  J 260 

Marks,  Solon 178 

Marks,  William  J 187 

Marlin,  Kelsey  S 279 

Marquess,  James 115, 123 

Marr,  Daniel  V 30 

Marr,  James 59,60,61,62,385 

Mars,  Thomas  H 144 

Marschauer,  Joseph 201 

Marchner,  Alfred  G 203 

Marsden,  George  W 257 

Marsden,  Thomas  B. 214 

Marsh,  Cal vin  W 388 

Marsh,  Canfield  J 237 

Marsh,  Charles  F 284 

Marsh,  Edward  L 245 

Marsh ,  Edwin 205 

Marsh,  Francis  G 197 

Marsh,  George  W 178 

Marsh,  Isaac  D 300 

Marsh,  John  F 170 

Marsh,  John  S 320 

Marsh,  Josiah  F 323,  325 

Marsh,  Martin  V 151 

Marsh,  Wells  R 24j6 

Marsh,  William  S 284 

Marsh,  Zebadiah  W 323 

Marshall,  Colliu 300 

.Marshall,  George,  (30th   Wis  inf.) 206 

Marshall,  George,  (3d  iVio.  inf.) 388 

Marshall,  George  C 7 

Marshall,  James 151 

Marshall,  John 24 

MarstalL'john  R 227 


Marshall,  Lewis  O 206 

Marshall,  Louis  H 141 

Marshall,  Sumner  B 227 

Marshall,  Thomas  P 268 

Marshall,  WilUam  R 323 

Marshall,  William  S 251 

Marsland,  Matthew  H 330 

Marston,  Joseph  H 170 

Marston,  Samuel  L 182 

Martens,  Frederick 102 

Martensou,  Henry 211 

Martin,  Charles  D 24 

Martin,  Charles  S 244 

Martin,  David  R 247 

Martin,  Henry  H 278 

Martin,  Isaac  P 109 

Martin,  James  H HI 

Martin,  James  K 41 

Martin,  James  L 130 

Martin,  James  R 187 

M artin,  James  W 283 

Martin,  John 332 

Martin,  John  A.,  (23d  A/o.  inf. ) 109 

Martin,  John  A.,  (fith  Kan.  inf.) 370 

Martin,  Joseph  S 351 

Martin,  Joseph  W 363 

Martin,  Leonard 224 

Martin,  Leonard  L 260 

Martin,  Lindon 165 

Martin,  Lucian  B 318 

Martin,  Milton 144 

Martin,  Nathan  C 288 

Martin,  Robert  E 295 

Martin,  Seth 233 

Martin ,  Thomas  B 261 

Martin,  William  A 28 

Martin,  William  C 334 

Martindalo,  George  E •. 268 

Martindalo,  William  F HI 

Martraw,  Henry  C 170 

Marty,  Jacob,  jr 312 

Marven,  John  C 263 

Marvin,  Asa  C 31 

Marvin,  John  C 402 

Marvin,  Joseph  F 165 

Marvin,  Reuben  W 241 

Maryhugh,  Russel  W 351 

Mason,  Alexander  L 402 

Mason,  Charles  H 312 

Mason,  Darius 207 

Mason,  Henry  B 167 

Mason,  Isaac  N 170 

Mason,  James  B.,  (2d  Mo.  cav.) 6 

Mason,  James  B.,  (3l8t  Wis.  inf.) 207 

Mason,  Jay  R 23 

Mason ,  John  W 285 

Mason,  Lemuel  B 181 

Mason,  Levi  H 292 

Mason,  Levi  P 43 

Mason,  Lyman  S 200 

Mason,  'I'heodore  W 224 

Mason,  Zina  A 358 

Mass,  John  C 189 

Massie,  Learner  C 242 

Masson,  Louis  G 2 

Mastick,  Ermon  E 245 

Mateer,  Alexander  L 252 

Mather,  John  S 259 

Mather,  William  S 165 

Mathews,  Benton  A 247 

Mathews,  Henry  R 342 


520 


INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


Mathews,  Joseph 206 

Mathews,  S^elah 186 

Mathews,  AVilliara  T 3n0 

Mathewsoii,  Hcni-y  B 334 

Mathewson,  .Joseph  H 378 

Mathismi.  Joseph 186 

Mat  son,  Ciuiute  R 183 

Matter,  John,  (2rl  Mo.  iuf.,  U.  S.  E.  C.) 78 

Matter,  John,  (29th  Mo.  inf.) 118 

Matt haei,  John  L 57,  58,  59,  60,  385 

Matthans,  August 305 

Matthews,  Albert  C 211 

Matthews,  Altred 134 

Matthews,  Austin  AV 345 

Matthews,  Elisha  B 394 

Matthews,  H.  M 42 

Matthews,  Henry  M.,  (3rl  Mo.  cav.) 14 

Matthews,  Henry  M.,  (51st  Mo.  inf.) 138 

Matthews,  John  P 290 

Matthews,  John  W 32 

Matthews,  Luther  J 32 

Matthews,  Manlv  T 212 

Matthews,  Rot)ert  P.,  (8th  Mo.  cav.) 32 

Matthews,  Robert  P.,  (Col.  Phelps'  reg't  Mo. 

inf.) 396 

Matthews,  Thomas 123 

Matthews,  William  J 376 

Matthias,  Alfred 235 

Matthies,  Charles  L 251,  402 

Mattice,  Albert  F 1.53 

Mattice,  Oscar  F.,  (11th  ll'is.  inf.) 179 

Mattice.  Oscar  F.,  (29(h  ;rii.  inf.) 205 

Mattis,  Silas  W 73,  74 

Mattock,  Ebenezer  B 323 

Mattox,  John  J[ 282 

Mattsin,  Hans 316 

Mauerhnn,  Martin 370 

Maupin,  Amos  W 394 

Maupin,  John  W.,  (26th  jl/o.  inf.) 113 

Maupin,  John  W.,  (47th  il/o.  Inf.) 394 

Maurice,  Thomas  D ..56,57,01,385 

Maury,  Reuhen  F 376 

Maus,  Charles  B 22 

MaxoD,  LukeF .386 

Maxou,  William  P 214 

Maxson,  Daniel  B 152 

Maxson,  Orrin  T 181 

Maxwell,  Burr 156 

Maxwell,  George  W 224 

Maxwell,  James  C 257 

Maxwell,  Thomas  H 284 

Maxwell,  Thomas  J 231 

Maxwell,  William  K 295 

May,  Darwin  R 196 

May,  Elbert 14 

May,  George  W 372 

May,  Humphrey  G 297 

May,  John  H 337 

May,  John  W 297 

May,  William 293 

May,  William  J 375 

May,  William  M 312 

Maydole,  Henry  A 295,  299 

Mayor,  CJharles  C 198 

Mayer,  Charles  H 168 

Mayor,  Joseph 296 

Mayers,  Chas.  Geo 179 

Mayes,  Richard  D 47 

Mayhall,  .Jefferson  A 14 

May  hew,  George  V 323 

Maynard,  Chauucey  J 292 


Mnynard,  Eli  F 330 

Maynard,  Henry  H    277 

i\[a_vnard,  Lorenzo  D 114 

Maynard,  Louis  P 255 

Miiyne,  E luanuel 232 

Mayne,  Le  Roy 55 

Mayo,  John  E 13,  26,  43 

Ma7;p,  Montgomery i335 

Mc Abe,  Henry 142 

McAchrau,  Samuel 93 

Mc  Adams,  Harvey  L 375 

McAdams,  W.  H , Ill 

McAdoo,  Foster  J 32 

McAdoo,  Levi  P 32 

McAfee,  Charles  B 13,26 

McAfee,  Josiah  B 355 

McAfee,  Samuel  L 11,38 

l\rc  Alexander,  Commodore  P.,  (6th  Afj«)(.inf.)  i322 
McAlexander,  Commodore  P., (1 1th  Jl/ZnTi.  inf.)  327 

McAUaster,  Hugh  A 2:J7 

McAllister,  Arthur .307 

McAllister,  Niece 267 

McAndrew,  John 295 

McArthur,  Alexander 374 

McArthur,  Arthur,  jr 198 

McArthur,  Henry  C 271 

McArthur,  John  A 123 

McAuley,  Hugh ^ 174 

McAyeal,  Robert  A 294 

McBeau,  Alexander 147 

McBeath,  William  C 2.35 

SlcBrkle,  Daniel  W 90 

McBride,  James  D 133 

McBroom,  Joseph 142 

McCiibe.  Frank 117 

McCiibe,  Henry 34 

MeCabe,  John 167 

McCabe,  Miles 93 

McCaddon,  Josiah  W 298 

McCain,  J.  Curtis 325 

McCain,  W.  D 51 

McCall,  George  W 237 

MeCall,  James  v.,  (14th  Wis.  inf.) 184 

McCall,  James  v.,  (Ist  Wis.  mf.) 400 

McCall,  John 298 

McCall,  John  M 376 

McCall,  Samuel  B 247 

McCall,  Thomas  C 293 

McCalla,  Nathaniel 261 

McCallum,  John  J 312 

McCamant,  William 235 

McCanimon,  William  W 108,111 

McCann,  Henry. 3.38 

McCarroD,  Wilber  F 241 

McCarthy,  Dennis 60 

McCarthy,  Dennis  F 326 

McCartuey,  Samuel  H 1 

McCarty,  Hugh  D 362 

McCarty,  Joseph 347 

McCarty,  William 21 

McCarty,  William  P 39 

McCauley,  Patrick  H.,  (6th  Wis.  inf.) 170 

McCauley,  Patrick  H.,  (17th  Wis.  iuf.) 189 

JNlcCauUey,  Harvey  W 267 

McChesney,  Warren  F 87 

McClain,  Tbeophilus 366 

McClanahnn,  John  N 295 

McClanahau,  Perry  D  .- 8 

JlcClaran,  Arthemus 289 

McClaskey,  W^illiam 138 

McClay,  Samuel 322 


INDEX   OF    NAMES. 


521 


McCleary,  John  D. ,  (34th  Iowa  hif.) 295 

McCleary,  John  D.,  (46th  Iowa  inf.) 403 

McCleave,  William 328 

McClellan,  Francis  W 244 

McClellan,  John 112 

McClelland,  Freeman 273 

McClelland,  Joseph  0 279 

McClelland,  William '. 18 

McCluer,  Nathan  S 32 

McClure,  Andrew  W 233 

McClure,  Benjamin 260 

McClnre,  Jacob  B 3 

McClure,  James  R 355 

McClure,  James  T 174 

McClure,  Joseph  D 269 

McClure,  William  H 244 

McClure,  William  P 227 

McClurg,  Joseph  W 33 

McCIurken,  David  W 93 

McCoach.  John 362 

McCoid,  Mosee  A 245 

McCollongh,  John UO  . 

McCoUough,  Webster 110 

McComas,  Joseph  E 347 

McCombs,  William,  jr 398 

McConaughy,  John  B 141 

McConnel,  Henry  L 14 

McConnel,  William  J 234 

McConnell,  Benjamin  M 95 

McConnell,  Benton 178 

McConnell,  Henry  A 326 

McConnell,  Joseph 229 

McConnell,  William  P 179 

McConnell,  William  W.  P 353 

McConoughy,  John  B 102 

McCook,  DMni;l 362 

McCool,  Wells  C 289 

MeCorkle.  Archibald 314 

McCord,  Roberto 327 

McCord,  William 41 

McCormack,  Charles 2U 

McCormack,  John  L.,  (8th  Iowa  inf.) 257 

McCormack,  John  L.,  (47th  Iowa  inf.) 404 

McCormick,  Albert  W 227 

McCormick,  John 255 

McCormick.  William  J 275 

McCosh,  George  E 273 

McCoun,  Leonard  T.,  (4th  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 18 

McCoun,  Leonard  T.,  (46th /ohjo  Inf.) 403 

McCoTvn,  Ferdinand  O 377 

McCoy,  366 

McCoy,  Andrew  J 151 

McCoy,  Bruce  E 216 

McCoy,  David  J 253 

McCoy,  Franklin  N 251 

McCoy,  C4eorge  G 324 

McCoy,  Jacob  T 314 

McCoy,  James 200 

McCoy,  Lucien  S 6 

McCoy,  Lycurgus 294 

McCoy,  Reuben  K 11 

McCracken,  Aaron  H 214 

McCracken,  David  R 403 

McCracken,  William  R 85 

McCrary,  John  C 231 

McCray,  James  B 290 

McCray ,  Richard  L 282 

McCrea,  Basil  G 368 

McCready,  William  S 179 

McCreary,  Jacob 200 

McCreary,  William  M 297 


McCreery,  George  L 122 

McCuUah,  Samuel  C 394 

McCullah,  William  F 47 

McCulloch,  WilUam 368 

McCuUough,  Henry  0.,  (10th  Mo.  cav.) 36 

McCullough,  Henry  C,  (Cole  co.  H.  G.,  Mo. 

inf.) 398 

McCuUough,  John  T 245 

McCullough,  William 258 

McCully,  Charles  H 130 

McCuUy,  John  L 375 

McCune,  Gideon  ,S 249 

McCune,  Thompson  W 139 

McCutchan,  James  F 242 

McDaniel,  James,  (31st  Mo.  inf.) ..122 

McDaniel,  James,  (2d Indian  H.  G.,  Kan.  inf.). 366 

lIcDaniel,  Jeremiah  S 147 

McDaniel,  Richard 292 

McDannal.  Thomas  H 231 

McDermit,  Charles 331 

McDermott,  Hugh,  (17th  Wis.mt) 189 

McDerraott,  Hugh,  (50th  Wis.  inf.) 223 

McDermott,  John,  (20th  Wis.mi.) 194 

McDermott,  John,  (1st  loxca  cav.) 227 

McDermott,  Michael 337 

McDevitt,  Martin 1 56 

McDeWitt,  George  S 235 

McDiarmid,  William  H 206 

McDill,  George  D 213 

McDill,  James 285 

McDonald,  Alexander 189 

McDonald,  Andrew  Y 280 

McDonald,  Angus  R 179 

McDonald,  Charles 91 

McDonald,  Duncan 163 

McDonald,  Francis  S 31« 

McDonald,  George  R 330 

McDonald,  John 91 

McDonald,  John  A 304 

McDonald,  Michael 36 

McDonald,  Wallace 123 

McDonell,  Duncan  A 8 

McDonnald,  Daniel  W 133 

McDonough,  Thomas 314 

MeDouall,  George 227 

McDougal,  Loyd 373 

McDougall,  Frederick  D 336 

McDougall,  James  H 375 

McDowell,  Cyrus  D 106 

McDowell.  John  Adair 253 

McDowell,  John  P 149 

McDowell,  Nelson  B 32 

McDowell,  Samuel  C 174 

McDowell,  William  B 271 

McEfee,  John  R 104 

McElbauon,  Andrew  C.  C 33 

McElhaunon,  George  B 397 

McElhany,  John  A 273 

McElhany,  Robert  J 394 

McElhenny,  John 87 

McElheny,  Anson  A 13,  30 

McElrea,  William  G 235,251 

McElroy,  James  C 375 

McElroy,  Robert 14 

McEwen,  John  P 249 

McElyea,  Wilford 95 

McFadden,  William 115 

McFaden,  James  W 14 

McFall,  James  W 106 

McFall,  John,  (lOfh  Afo.  cav.) 36 

McFall,  John,  (26th  Mo.mt) 113 


522 


INDEX   OF    NAMES. 


McFall,  John,  (Ist  Afo.  inf.) 385 

McFarland,  Archibald  R 35 

McFarland,  John 289 

McFarland,  John  D 35 

McFarland,  Peter 362 

McFarland,  Samuel 263,  278 

McParlano,  Alexander 9 

McFarlane,  Andrew  J 197 

McFate,  Robert 244 

McFerran,  James 3 

McGahey,  William  B 267 

McGannon,  Thomas 372 

McGarry,  Edward 330 

McGarvey,  Jamea 118 

McGee,  George  A 13.26 

McGee,  Joseph  H 3 

McGee,  William  V 4 

McGeorge,  William  B 235 

McGill,  Archibald 304 

MoGill,  Fcsdick  B 402 

McGillicuddy,  Timothy  D 396 

McGinnie,  James  0 87 

McGinnis,  Peter 118 

McGinniB,  William  E 348 

McGlasson,  Robert  B.M.,  (10th  Mo.  cav.) 36 

MoGlasson,  Robert  B.  M.,  (Col.  Phelpa'  reg't 

Mo.  inf.) 396 

McGoffin  Samuel 89 

McGonigle,  Henry 106 

McGonigle,  James 362 

McGoorisk,  Edward  J 259 

McGorri.sk,  E.J 275 

AIcGourin,  John 189 

McGovern,  Charles 257 

McGowau,  R.  J.  O 220 

McGowan,  William  H 91 

McGoweu,  John _ 282 

McGrade,  Prank 304 

McGrath,  Patrick 189 

McGregor,  Duncan,  (42d  IVis.mt.) 215 

McGregor,  Duncan,  (2d  Iowa  c&v.) 229 

McGregor,  Rob  Roy 200 

McGrow,  James  G 320 

McGrew,  John  P 284 

McGrorty,  WUliam  B 320 

McGuiTey,  Alexander 30 

McGugin,  David  L 232 

McGuire,  Francis .184 

McGuire,  Frank 174 

MoGuire,  George  A 122 

McGuire,  George  W 30 

McGuire,  John  W.,  (8th  lowaini.) 257 

McGuire,  John  W.,  (28th  lowaiat.) 288 

McGuire,  Patrick 376 

McGuire,  Reason  R 349 

McGuire,  Samuel  W.,  (7th  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 30 

McGuire,  Samuel  W.,  (27th  Mo.  m't'd  inf.).  ..117 

McGunnegle,  George  K 144 

McHenry,  James 366 

McHenry,  James  H 216 

MoHone,  Lewi.-f 353 

McHugh,  Arthur  E 404 

McRroy,  Robert  H 328 

Mcllwrath,  William 35 

Mclntire;  James  J 222 

Mcintosh,  Aaron,  (3d  and 7th  Mo.  mil.  cav. ) .  1,3,  30 

Mcintosh,  Aaron,  (44th  Mo.  inf.) 133 

Mcintosh,  Hamilcar  B 170 

Mcintosh,  John 347 

Mcintosh,  Lyman  D 220 

Mcintosh,  Thornton 294 


Mclnty re,  Alexander 225 

Mclntyre,  Beujamiu  F 278 

Mcliilyre,  David  C 227 

Mclntyre,  Peter 190 

MclKaac,  Patrick 293 

McKallor,  Archibald  H 237 

McKay,  Clark 374 

McKay,  Dennis  0 8,  40 

McKay,  George  W 242 

McKay,  John  W 200 

McKeau,  Francis  C  259 

McKean,  James  W 402 

McKeo,  Alva - 181 

McKeo,  David,  (7th  Mo.  cav.) 28 

McKee,  David,  (2d  and  15th  Wis.  inf.) . . .163, 186 

McKee,  Henry  L 28 

McKee,  Joseph 267 

McKee,  Robert  A 235,251 

McKee,  Samuel  J 231 

McKee,  William 29 

McKee,  William  H 340 

McKee,  William  J 125 

McKelvey,  Hiram  A 296 

McKelvy,  James  M 323 

McKendry,  Isaac  N 223 

McKeniry,  Thomas 189 

McKenna,  Alexander 189 

McKenua,  Francis 330 

McKenna,  Hugh 76 

McKenna,  John 189 

McKennan,  Henry 189 

McKenney,  Thomas  J 245 

McICenzie,  Charles 259 

McKenzie,  John  W 173 

McKercher,  Duncan 178 

McKinley,  George  316 

McKinley,  Seymour  J 283 

McKinley,  William 174 

McKinney,  Lorenzo ?98 

McKinuie,  Theophilus 263 

McKinsey,  James 35 

McKissock,  John - 133 

McKnight,  John  T 207 

McKnigbt,  Joseph 156 

McKowan,  Isaac  D 332 

McKown,  John  T 405 

McKune,  Lewis 312 

McKusick,  William 324 

McLain,  Calvin  W 6 

McLanahan,  John 35 

McLaren,  John 73,  74 

McLaren,  Robert  N 304,322 

McLarren,  Alexander 3 

McLarty,  Samuel 324 

McLaughlin,  George 267 

McLaughlin,  Jacob 194 

McLaughlin,  James  W 141 

McLaughlin,  Moses  A 331 

McLeau,  Archibald  B 163 

McLean,  Daniel 330 

McLeau,  John  D 158 

McLeish,  John,jr 285 

McLellaud,  James  R 373 

McLeod,  Norman 181 

McLinn,  Isaac  B 52 

McLouey,  James  P 171 

McLonoy,  Samuel  S 263 

McLoughliu,  George  H 257 

McMahan,  Constantine 95 

McMahan,  John  P 47 

McMahon,  Bernard  J 332 


INDEX  OP    NAMES. 


523 


McMahOD,  Honry 327 

McMahon,  Thomas 189 

McManus,  John 248 

McMartin,  Thomas  H 76 

McMnster,  John 206 

McMasters,  David  B.,  (2d  batt'u  Mo.  mil.  cav.) .  10 
McMasters,  David B., (Cass co.H,  G.,;i/o.cav.)-49 

McMasters,  James  M 322 

McMiehael,  Dewitt  C 26,43 

McMichael,  Jesse  W 283 

McMiehael,  Robert  S 190 

McMicken,  William 326 

McMillan,  Alexander  J 325 

McMillan,  John 42 

McMillan,  Thomas 203 

McMillen,  William  H 270 

McMillin,  Robert  B 41 

McMinn,  William  A 46 

McMinn,  William  H 337 

McMnllen,  James  W 255 

McMullen,  John  C 161 

McMuUen,  William 332 

McMunay,  J.  W 62,385 

McMurray,  Junius  W 71 

McMurtrie,  Abner  H 248 

McMurti-y,  James 13,30 

McMurtry,  James  S 394 

McMurtry,  John 168 

McMurty,  James  S 122 

McMvuu,  John  Gr 178 

McNabb,  Tennessee  C 109 

McNair,  Frank  L 1.-297 

McNair,  Thomas  B 158 

McNamara,  John 161 

McNamara,  Patrick  H 375 

McNary,  Richard,  (24th  lova  inf.) 283 

McNary.  Richard,  (44th  lowaini.) 402 

.  McNeal,  James 95 

McNeal,  Luther  F 275 

McNeely,  Erastus  G 235 

McNeely,  Thomas  M 235 

McNeU,  D.  C 273 

McNeil,  Henry  C 246 

McNeil.  John,  (2d  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 8 

McNeill,  John,  (3d  Mo.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C.)  . . .  .388 

McNeiloy.  LeviT 14 

McNeill,  William 343 

McNicol,  Dnnean 36 

McNicoll,  Henry 6 

McNitt,  Albert 154 

McNitt,  Alpheus  P 401 

McNnlty,  Eli .-. 41 

McNnlty,  James  M 332 

McNntt,  Robert 299 

McOns  Charles 95 

McPeak,  Andrew  J 292 

McPherson,  John 144 

McPhaill,  Samuel 302 

McQnary,  James  C 28 

McQueen,  Alexander  G 22~ 

McQuilkin ,  Robert  J 292 

McQuoid.  Tobias  M 106 

McRae,  Duncan 2 

McReynolds,  Robert  M 33 

McSpadden,  William  G 91 

McS weeney,  Paul 259 

McVay ,  Jacob - 271 

McVean ,  C ollins  C 162 

MoVean,  Donald  C 161,400 

McVey,  Eli 181 

MoVey,  Josiah  H 297 


McVicker,  Thomas  H 118 

Meacham,  Edgar  A 206 

Mead,  Francis 196 

Mead,  Frank  J 306 

Mead,  Isaac  N 151 

Mead,  James  M 204 

Mead,  John  B 89 

Mead,  Milo  M 308 

Mead,  William  C - 328 

Mead,  William  O 33,43 

Meade,  Matthew  J 208 

Meadhurst ,  Alfred 151 

Meager,  Robert  M 6 

Meagher,  Francis 11,38 

Meals.  William  S 40 

Mears,  Daniel 147 

Meavs,  Elias  T 222 

Mears,  John  B 392 

Medart,  Philip 82 

Meek,  Claudius  M 353 

Meek,  Goldman 18 

Meek,  Joseph  T 295 

Meeker,  Edwm  J 165 

Meeker,  Loren  S 326 

Meekins,  William  P 261 

Mefford,  Andrew  J 255 

Mefford,  David 349 

Megran,  John,  jr 219 

Mehl,  Charles 392 

Mehl,  Edward 161 

Meier,  Frederick,  (12th  Mo.  inf.) 97 

Meier,  Frederick,  (15th  Mo.  inf.) 100 

Meigs,  Benjamin  F 108 

Meigs,  John  H 166 

Meisner,  Charles  P 66 

Meissner,  Bernhard 392 

Meissner,  Charles  P 392 

Meissner,  William 176 

Meisswinkel,  Julius 201 

Meizaros,  Emeric 16 

Melcher,  Samuel  H.,  (6th  iVfo.  mil.  cav.) 26 

Melcher,  Samuel  H.,  (5th  Mo.  inf.) 392 

Melehoir,  Leopold .' 202 

Melick,  Weslev 349 

Melinaud,  Philibert,  (29th  Mo.  inf.) 118 

Melluaud,  Philibert,  (41st  Mo.  inf.) 129 

Meller,  George 22 

Mellett,  Edmund  T 292 

Mellinger,  Christian  B 264 

Mellon,  Henry  B 330 

Melter,  Jacob 383 

Melton,  James  A 24 

Meltou,  John  W 1 

Melton,  Richard  H 34 

Melville,  John 128 

Melville,  Willie  E 378 

Meuagh,  Robert  H 89 

Menche,  Ei-nst 67 

Meuefee,  Richard  AV 33 

Mengel ,  William  H 113 

Menges,  Charles  A 194,218 

Menifee,  Richard  W 142 

Menu.  Henry 106 

Menue,  Martin 118 

Mentzer,  John  M 345 

Mercer,  Edmund 358 

Merchant,  Francis 325 

Merchant,  Hiram  B 1~0 

Meredith,  Aaron  A , 163 

Meredith.  Henry  H 93,108 

Meredith,  Hugh  H 93,108 


524 


INDEX    OP    NAMES. 


Meredith,  John  D 127 

Mereilith,  William 3 

Mereiisky,  Paul,  (llth  Mo.  en  v.) dS 

Morennky,  Paul,  (l7fU  ilVo.  iuf.) 1"'^ 

Mericli',  Edward    403 

Menell,  Lyman  H  266 

Merrell,  Micah  R 326 

Merriam,  Henry  C 265 

Merriam,  John  L  328 

Merriek,  John  L  351 

Merrill,  Aaron  W 363 

Merrill ,  Fernando  C 1'14 

Merrill ,  George 6 

Merrill,  Giles 343 

Merrill,  James  G 212 

Merrill,  Lewis 6 

Merrill,  Nathaniel  A 285 

Merrill,  Philo  G.  C 247 

Merrill,  .Sarnnel 280 

Merrill,  Stevens  W 297 

Merrill,  Thomas 251 

Merrill,  William 282 

Merrill,  Zadoc 147 

Merriman,  Clark  S 351 

Merrinian,  H.  R 152 

Merriman,  0 1'l  ando  C 322 

Merritt,  Adoniram  J '....73 

Merritt,  Alfred  P   273 

Merritt,  William  H 402 

Mertel,  Fn-derick 140 

Merten,  John  n 84 

Merter,  Henry 84 

Merry.  J.dm  F 403 

Meryhew,  Charles  W 29 

Merzweiler,  Valentine 390 

Meserve,  John  G 400 

Messenper,  Edward  K 87 

Messenger,  Hiram  A.. 343 

Messenger,  Nicholas  C 281 

Messerlin,  Fredericli 218 

Messervev,  Charles  C 153, 163 

Alessick,  Nathan  S 312 

Messinger,  Charles  H 161 

Messmore,  Isaac  E.,  (14th   Ifis.  inf.) 184 

Megsmon-,  Isaac  E.,  (Slst  fVis.  inf.) 307 

Mester,  Henry 392 

Metcalf,  James  P 229 

Metcalf,  John  C 147 

Metschan,  Francis  F 97 

Metz,  Edward  B 358 

Metzler,  Frederick  P 245 

Meumann,  Theodor  100 

Meumann,  Theodore,  (3d  Mo.  inf.,  3-years)  ...82 
Meumann,  Theodore,  (3d  Mo.  inf.,  3-moutbs)  388 

Mewhinncy,  Thomas  J 49 

Meyer,  Bernard 189 

Meyer,  C.  M.  H 172 

Meyer,  Gasper 136 

Mey-r,  Charles 203 

Meyer,  Charles  A.,  (1st  Mo.  mil.  inf.) 76 

Meyer,  Charles  A.,  (4th  Mo.  inf.,  U.  S.  B.  C).  84 

Meyer,  Charles  F 314 

Meyer,  Daniel  E ! 287 

Meyer,  Frederick 263 

Meyer,  Frederick  J 2.35 

Jfeyer,  Giorge 51 

Mever,  Hermann  A.,  jr 204 

IMeyer,  J.  C 85 

Meyer,  J.  Conrad 388 

Meyer,  John 288 

Meyer,  Justus  0 81 


Meyer,  Olf 149 

Meyer,  Wcndolin 58 

Meyer,  Wolfe  H 304 

lMeyer.s,  Charles  A 113 

Meyers,  David  L 45 

Meyers,  Ernest  Julius 147 

Meyers,  George 59,  .385 

Meyers,  Waudelin 75 

Michael,  James  R 240 

Michael,  William 277 

Michel,  Anton  J 20 

iMichel,  Philipp,  (2d  Mo.  inf.,  U.   S.  R.  C, 

3-years) 78 

Michel,  Philipp,  (2d  Mo.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C, 

3-months) 387 

Middaugh,  Timothy 27 

Middeudorf,  David  H 122, 123 

Middleton,  John  W 290 

Middleton,  Thomas 334 

Middleton,  AVilliam  S 263 

Midgley,  Edward  T 195 

Mienre,  Thomas  J 95 

Mieure,  William  A.  J 96 

MignauU,  Napoleon '. 189 

Mikels   Thomas  B -  - 109 

Mikesell,  John  P 104 

Miler,  J.ainea  M 26 

Miler,  Thomas  H 282 

Miles,  Heman  A 269 

Miles,  Henry  C 211 

Miles,  Isaac 196 

Miles,'  Joseph  D.,  (First  Lieut.) 263 

Mdes,  Jo.seph  D.,  (Ass't  Surgeon) 263 

Miles,  Robert  L 288 

Miles,  William 159 

Milhoan,  Thomas  E 372 

Milks,  Henry  B.,  (3d  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 14 

Milks,  Henry  B.,  (14th  Mo.  cav.) 44 

Millar,  .lohuH 112 

Jlillar,  Monroe 275 

Millar,  William 50, 112 

Millard,  Andrew  J 239 

Millard,  James  P 190 

Millen,  James  H 261 

Miller,  Ahraham 334 

Miller,  Abraham  C 126 

Miller,  Admiral  B 301 

Miller,  Adolph 176 

Miller,  Adolphus  M 267 

Miller,  Adoniram  J.,  (.5th  Knn.  cav.) 347 

Miller,  Adoniram  J..  (16th  Kan.  cav.) 360 

Miller,  Alex.  H.....' 25 

Miller,  Alexander  J 253 

M iller,  Alfred B 

Miller,  Allen  W 297 

Miller,  Amos  B 293 

Miller,  Anthony  D 216 

Miller,  Benjamin  S 401 

Miller,  Benton 3 

Miller,  Charies,  (2d  il/o.  inf.) 79 

Miller,  Charles,  (42d  Mo.  inf. ) 130 

Miller,  Charles  H 295,299 

Miller,  Charles  S 252 

Miller,  Christopher  C 222 

Miller,  Clarkson 212 

.Miller,  Claudius  B 297 

Miller,  Colin 185 

Miller,  Conrad 392 

Miller,  D.  McL 204 

Miller,  Delos 348 

Miller,  Edgar  T 271 


INDEX   OF    NAMES. 


b'Ab 


Miller,  Edward  G 194 

IKller,  Edwin 351 

Miller,  Ellas  V 267 

Miller,  Ellis  C 25U 

Miller,  Emmanuel 41 

Miller,  George ]  CO 

Miller,  George  A.,  (30th  Iowa  inf.) 290 

Miller,  George  A.,  (10th  A'an.  inf.) 372 

Miller,  George  B.,  (let  Mo.  cav.) 2 

Miller,  George  B.,  (45th and 4Sthilfo.  inf.).  134, 135 

Miller,  George  R 287 

Miller,  George  W 194 

Miller,  Hsince 14 

Miller,  Harvey 316 

Miller,  Henry 403 

Miller,  Henry  R 330 

Miller,  Jacob  F 232 

Miller,  Jacob  M 287 

Miller,  James  C 11 

Miller,  James  P 234 

Miller,  Jeflferson 41 

Miller,  Jesse  S 179 

Miller,  John,  (batfy  G,  1st  Mo.  It.  art.) 60 

Miller,  John,  (loth  Mo.  inf.) 100 

Miller,  John  A 76 

Miller,  John  G 264 

Miller,  John  O 345 

Miller,  John  S 289 

Miller,  Josephus 231 

Miller,  Lawrence 235 

Miller,  Lewis  P 135 

MiUer,  Louis 81,85 

Miller,  M.E 60,62,104 

Miller,  M.  Elwood 87 

Miller,  Madison,  (Ist  It.  art.  and  Ist  and  18th 

Afo.inf.) 60,104,385 

Miller,  Madison,  (50th  Jlfo.  inf.) 137 

Miller,  Michael  A 177 

Miller,  Orrin 233 

Miller,  Peter,  jr 273 

Miller,  Rufus  L.,  (3d  Iowa  cav.) 232 

Miller,  Rufus  L.,  (6th  Iowa  cav.) 237 

Miller,  Samuel  B 304 

MiUer,  Samuel  J 173 

Miller,  Samuel  N 233 

Miller,  Stephen,  {l&t  Minn,  inf.) 311 

Miller,  Stephen,  (1th  Minn,  inf.) 323 

Miller,  Stephen  C 323 

IDller,  ThomasC 28 

MUler,  Thomas  H 268 

Miller,  Thomas  J 232 

Miller,  William 26 

Miller,  William  E 288 

Miller,  William  F 21 

Miller,  William  H.,  (Uth  il/o.  cav.) 38 

Miller,  William  H.,  (35th  ^/o.  inf.) 126 

MiUer,  William  H.,  {2d  JVis.  cav.) 148 

MiUer,  WiUiam  H.,  (let  Wis.  inf.) 400 

Miller,  William  J 128 

MUler,  wniiam  P.,  (25th  loioa inf.) 284 

Miller,  WiUiam  P.,  (16tb  Kan.  cav.) 360 

MiUer,  William  W. ,  (7th  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 31 

Miller,  William  W.,  (27th  Mo.  m't'd  inf.) 117 

MiUer,  WiUiam  W.C 229 

Millert,  Frederick  A.,  (6th  Mo.  cav.) 24 

MUlert,  Frederick  A.,  (6th  Afo.  inf.) 88 

MUligan,  Francis  H.,  (3d  Minn,  inf.) 316 

MUligan,  Francis  H,,  (10th  Minn,  inf.) 326 

MiUieau,  Thomas  G 295 

MiUiken,  Ethan 290 

Milliken,  James  P 290 


Uion,  John  D 214 

Us,  Alexander  0 112 

Us,  Alexander  D 1 

Us,  EdwardP 282 


lis,  Edwin  P 1 68 

Us,  George  W 8,40 

Us,  Henry  R 131 

Us,  .lames 167 

Us,  James  K Ill 

lis,  John  A 249 

Us,  JobnH.  W 362 

Us,  Noah  W 246 

Us,  Robert 298 

Us,  ThomasE 360 

lis,  WiUiam 282 

Us,  William  A 41 

Us,  William  H 317 

Us,  WiUiam  T 314 

Us,  William  W 229 

Uspaugh,  John  W 298 

Itimore,  Alonzo  E 154 

Itimore,  C.  lanthus 213 

Itimore,  Ira 209 

Iton,  Calvin 253 

ner,  Jerome  G 363 

ner,  Stephen  H 306 

ngee,  Henry 290 

nick,  John  S 21 

nor,  Edward  S 147 

mer,  WiUiam  H 104 

nton,  Henry 357 

sener,  David 307,316 

serez,  Peter  J 374 

sner,  Michael  B.,  (4th  Wis.  cav.) 151 

sner,  Michael  B.,  (7th  Wis.  inf.) 172 

ssemer,  Cyrus  J 18 

tchel,  Henry  A 400 

tcheU,  Albion  L 263 

tchell,  Andrew 271 

tchell,  Barnett  B 345 

tcheU,  David 195 

tchell,  David  H 238 

tcheU,  Francis  S 333 

tchell,  Harrison 33,  44 

tchell,  Henry  A 1 61 

tchell,  Henry  L 34 

tchell,  J.  H.C 142 

tchell,  James  L 289 

tchell,  John  H 327 

tchell,  JohnL 198 

Mitchell,  Jonathan  C 239 

Mitchell,  Joseph  H 136 

MitcheU,  Joshua 360 

MitcheU,  Lafayette  J 46 

Mitchell,  Robert 178,203 

MitcheU,  Robert  B 345 

MitcheU,  Thomas 57,  61 

Mitchell,  Thomas  H.  B 30 

MitcheU,  Thomas  J 11 

MitcheU,  WiUiam  B.,  (15th  JV/o.  cav.) 46 

MitcheU,  WiUiam  B.,  (Polk  co.  H.  G.,  Mo. 

inf.) 142 

MitcheU,  WUliara  F 203 

Mitchell,  WiUiam  S 161 

Mitchoshinka - 366 

Mittuiann,  William,  (1 2th  Mo.  inf.) 97 

Mittmaun,  WiUiam,  (3d  Mo.  inf.) 388 

Mix,  Charles  H 306 

Mix.  Edward  H 293 

Mix,  Eli  H 179 

Mix,  Franklin  E.,  (2d  batfn  iV/o.  mU.  cav.)  ...10 


526 


INDEX    OP    NAMES. 


Jlix,  Fi-anklin  E.,  (Cass  co.  H.  G.,  Mo.  cnv.) . .  .4J) 

Mizv,  Fleming a:il 

Jtond,  Elishn  B 300 

Mobt^iy .  Orville 1  nn 

Moblt-y,  John  E 24ii 

Mobify,  Richard  D -105 

Wochel,  George  L.,  (4th  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 18 

Kochel,  George  L.,  (Uth  Mo.  cav.)  .39 

Mock.  Wexley  W K  i!> 

Mockenhaupt,  John,  (tilth  Mo.  inf.) 'J7 

Mockenhaupt,  Johu,  {4th  A/o.  inf.) 39U 

Jloe,  David  B 248 

Moe,  Jeus 1015 

Mocllpr,  Charles,  (41st  Mo.  mi.) 129 

Mooller,  Charles,  (3d  Mo.  iuf„  U.  S.  R.  C.) 38- 

Moel ler,  \Vi II ium  H 8fi 

Moes,   Andrew 1112 

lloffatt,  James 11 

Moffatt,  .Stephen  G , 2fil 

:\loffett,  Henry  C 92 

Momt,  Johu . ." 366 

Mohan,  James 342 

Stohr,  dscar 205 

Mohr,  Richard  J 261 

Mohrhardt,  Francis 100 

Mohrhardt,  George 100 

Mohrstadt,  John  C 20 

Stoir,  George  W 26fi 

Moll,  Herman 78 

Moll,  Hermann 387 

MoUencott,  Richard 62 

Molzuer,  Frederick 176 

Moniyer,  Cyrus  J 271 

SlondoU,  Ephraim  W 1 

Mouholland,  John 33.5 

Monig.  Oscar 136 

Mons,  Hermann  P 97 

Monks,  AVilliam 47 

Monroe,  Daniel  N 292 

Monroe,  John  H 263 

Monroe,  William  N 239 

Monroe,  William  S 187 

Montague,  George  L 170 

Montague,  Henry  O 161 

Montague,  Richard  W 242 

Montgomery,  A.  S 28 

Montgomery,  Alexander 360 

Montgomery,  Alexander  C 46 

Montgomery,  Archibald 109 

Montgomery,  Bacon 24,  137 

Montgomery,  Henry 290 

Montgomery,  John  D 89 

Montgomery,  Milton 200 

Montgomery,  Richardson  H 24 

Montgomery,  Samuel  24 

Montgomery,  ThomaH  J 31 

Montgomery,  Thomas  L 255 

Montgomery,  Thomas  W 69 

Montgomery,  William  A 186 

Montgomery,  William  C.  F 69 

Moutieth,  Archie  D 204 

Montieth,  Robert 172 

Montzheimer,  Julius 102 

Moody,  Joel 366 

Moody,  William  B  9 

IMooney,  Reuben  P 18,  45 

Moonlight,  Thomas,  (Uth  Knn.cay.) 355 

Moonlight,  Thomas,  (Istbatt'y  Kait.  It.  art.). 361 

Moore,  Amaziah 346 

Moore,  Calvin  S 26,43 

Moore,  Charles  D 107 


Moore,  Charles  P 229 

Moore,  D.  Leprelotto 203 

Moore,  Daniel  D 240 

Moore,  David,  (Isf  N.  E.  and  2l8t  Mo.  inf.). 77,  106 

Moore,  David,  (51st  Jlfo.  inf.) 138 

Moore,  David  K 397 

Moore,  Edwin lOG 

Mo<ire,  Eliphalet  N 184 

Moore,  ErastuB 147 

,Moi,r.-,  Eugene  P 138 

Aloore,  George  W 1 

Jloiirt.,  Henry 347 

Moore,  Henry  D 33 

Moore,  Henry  N 275 

Moore,  Horace  E 345 

Moore,  Howard , 13 

Moore,  Isaiah  G 263 

Moore,  James 257 

Moore.  James  B 3 

Moore,  James  M 46 

Moore,  Jiimes  W 241 

Moore,  Jeremiah  B 337 

Moore,  Jeremiah  C 209 

Moore,  John    135 

Moore,  John  E 10 

Moore,  .John  H 46 

Moore,  John  P 149 

Moore,  John  R 22 

Moore,  John  W.,  (23d  JV/o.inf.) 109 

Moore,  John  W.,  (44th  IVii'.  inf.) 217 

Moore,  John  W.,  (20th  /(/;raiuf.) 279 

Moore,  John  W.,  (7th  Kan.  cav.) 351 

Moore,  .Tonathau  B 209 

Moore,  Joseph  T 32 

Moore,  Martin  A 259 

Moore,  Nelson 170 

Moore,  Robert,  (2d  and  11th  Mo.  mil.  cav.)  ..8,  40 

Moore,  Robert,  (3d  Mo.  cav.) 13 

Moore,  Robert,  (39th  jlio.  inf.) 127 

Moore,  Russell  L  172 

Moore,  Samuel  A.,  (2d  Inwa  inf.) 245 

Moore,  Samuel  A.,  (45th  Iowa  inf.) 403 

Moore,  Sanford  V 32 

Moore,  Thomas    8,  43 

Moore,  Thomas  W.  C ' 198 

Moore,  Webster  P 151 

Moore,  William,  (10th  IVh.  inf.) 178 

Moore,  William,  (7fh  Io^ca  inf.) 255 

Jloore,  William,  (6th  Minn,  inf.) 322 

Moore,  William  Wylie 242 

Mooro,  Zadoe 259 

Moorehead,  John  M 269 

Moores,  Robert  P 319 

Moorhead,  Albert  J 144 

Moorhoiise,  William  S 351 

Moorland,  Wesley 256 

Morau,  Edward  V 165 

IMoran,  James  M 316 

J\loran,  William 137 

More,  John  R 31 

Moreliead,  Homer  C 265 

Morehead,  Jacob 349 

Morehouse,  Orlenzo 320 

Moreing,  Levi 235 

Moreland,  Abraham  B 237 

Moreland,  David 265 

Moreland,  Henry v 241 

Morenstecher,  George  A 125 

Morey,  Albert  A 115 

Morev,  Joseph  K 277 

Morgan,  Albert  T 163,170 


l«L»JliA    Ur     AAMKS. 


DZi 


Morgan,  Asa,  (1st  Jowa  cav.) 027 

Morgan,  Asa,  (7th  Iowa  iuf.) 255 

Morgan,  Boujainin  F KU 

Morgan,  ChaVles  H 195 

Morgim,  Frederick  A.,  (O.i  Cal.  inf.) 335 

Morgan,  Frederick  A.,  (5th  Cal.  iuf.) 340 

Morgan,  15  eorc:n  H 104 

Morgan,  George  N 311 

Morgan,  George  W 345 

Morgan,  James  B StiS 

Morgan,  James  \V.,  (4th  il/o.  mil.  cav.) 18 

Morgan,  James  W.,  (40th  Iowa  iuf.) 3111 

Morgan,  John  C 118 

Morgan,  John  H 105 

Morgan,  John  S.,  (43a  il/o.  inf.) 131 

Morgan,  John  S.,  (3ii  /otrn  cav.) 031 

Morgan  John  S. ,  (33d  Iowa  iuf. ) 2!t4 

Morgan,  Therou  A 404 

Morgan,  Thomiva 300 

Morgan,  Thomas  L.,  (10th  Mo.  inf.) i»4 

Morgan,  Thomas  L. ,  tOyth  Afo.  inf.) 118 

Morgan,  Thomas  Lee SU 

Morgau,  Wick 46 

Morgan.  W.  James 104 

Morgan,  \Villiani  A 20;i 

Morgan,  William  H.,  (40th  Mo.  inf.) 136 

Morgan,  William  H.,  (Od  Wis.  cav.) 147,  148 

Morgason,  .Joseph 126 

Morgi-idge.  George  O OiQ 

Morhiser,  Philip  C 241 

Moriarty,  IVter 052 

Morley,  Leonard 14S1 

Morreau.  Joseph  G 18:) 

Morrey,  Clmi  les  C 1 06 

Morrill,  Ilenrv  L 007 

Morrill,  Ini  N" .*■ 318 

Morrill,  .loseph  C 337 

Morris,  Calvin    104 

Morris,  Edmund  J 46 

Morris,  Edward 00;? 

Morris,  Edward  M 24 

Morris,  (;,orge  S 010 

Morris,  Henry  V 194 

Morris.  James 357 

Morris,  John  E   135 

Morris,  Joshua  L 13 

Morris,  Martin  L 007 

Morris,  Meredith 3 

Morris,  Rice 109 

Morris,  Itobert  L 307 

Morris,  Robert  S, ,  (17th  loica  inf.) .' 075 

Morri.s.  Robert  S.,  (47th  lowami.) 404 

Morris,  Samuel 390 

Morris,  Thomas  H 04 1 

Morris,  William 140 

Morris,  William  G 330 

Morris,  WlUiani  II 358 

Morrison,  Benjamin,  (8th  hiw^i  cav,) 041 

Morrison,  Benjamin,  (47th  Iowa  iuf.) 404 

Morrison,  Johii 301 

Morrison,  Johu  B -41 

Morrison,  Johu  C -t>7 

Morrison,  Johu  T 304 

Morrison,  Joseph  B 255 

Morrison,  Joseph  F 144 

Morrison,  Kclita  P '-.'97 

Morrison,  Samuel  H 161 

Morrison,  Thomas 2S'l 

Morrie.sev,  G^■ll|•j,'e  II 2(55 

Morrow,"  Charles 198 

Morrow,  Jaekjon,  (Od  7l/o.  mil.  cov.) 9 


Morrow,  Jackson,  (8th  Iowa  cav.) 241 

Morrow,  John  J 41 

iMorrow,  William  L 113 

Morse,  Arthur  T 216 

Morse,  Charles  R 280 

Morse,  Erastus 396 

Morse,  Orliu  E 347 

Morse,  Samuel B 170 

Morse,  William  A 265 

Morae,  William  F 316 

Morse,  Worcester  H 196 

Morsey,  Frederick 14 

Morsman,  Westel  W 281 

Mortimer,  David 87 

Morton,  Alfred 335,  343 

Morton,  Frank  A 259 

Morton,  Frank  R 192 

Morton,  Ira  11 0o4 

Morton,  John  P 74,  112 

.Morton,  Lewis  V 126 

Morton,  Marcus,  (05th  .1/o,iuf) 112 

Morton,  Marcus,  (43diV/o.  iuf.) 131 

Morton,  Quiuu 109 

Morton,  William  A 74,  112 

Morton,  William  H 311 

Moscriii,  William  S 165 

Moser,  George  G 280 

Moses.  John 366 

Moses,  T.  W 45 

Moshi-r,  Joseph  E 144 

Jlosher,  Mark  A 194 

.Moss,  Charles  C 396 

JIoss,  Charles  E.,  (41st  Mo.  inf.) 129 

Moss,  Chiirles  E.,  (1st  loiDa  cav.) 007 

Mott.  Alfred 71 

Mott,  Fredeiick 300 

Mott,  J.  Millou 168 

Mott,  NathHuW - 345 

Mott,  Thomas  R 0(15 

Moulder,  Johu  B 118 

Mouldiu,  George  W 12 

Moultou,  Johu 314 

Moultou,  Johu  S 307 

Moultou   Truman  T 4lil 

Mower,  Joseph  A 95 

Mower,  S,  C 151 

Mowery,  Basil  D 278 

Mowrey,  Jacob  C 245 

Mowry,  Audivw  J- 357 

Moyer,  John  B 36 

SInck,  Anthony 133 

Mudd,  Alexis 80 

Mudgett,  Edward 231 

Mndgett,  Gilmau  C 231 

Muehlberg,  Hermann 320 

Mueller,  Alexander 17 

Mueller,  August  F 201 

Mueller,  (  harles,  (41  st  Mo.  inf. ) 129 

Mueller,  Charles,  (04th  ri'is.  iuf.) 199 

Mueller,  Charles,  (2d  il/o.  iuf ) 387 

Mueller,  t^onrnd 84 

Jlueller,  Fred 367 

Mueller,  Henry 140 

Mueller,  Julius,  (17th  jV-i.  iuf,) 102 

Mueller,  Julius.  (20th  ffVs.iuf.) 201 

Mueller,  Louis  F 108 

Mueller,  Robert 201 

Muhs,  Henry 2.".7 

Muir,  William  P,  L .-271 

-Mulholland,  IVter 203 

Mullarky,  Charles  H 247 


528 


INDEX   OF   NAMES. 


Mullen,  Michael .203 

Mullen,  Robert  P 190 

MuUev,  Christian 78 

Muller,  Frederick,  (11th  Mo.  cav.) 38 

Muller,  Frerlerick,  (1st  Ca?.  cav.) 328 

Muller,  Frederick.  L 86 

Muller,  George ^ 5 

Muller,  Henry 120 

MiUler,  John 69 

Muller,  Louis 312 

Mullings,  Hosea  G- Ill 

Mullings,  John  P 47 

Mulling,  Alexander  W 3 

MuUins,  John  D 4 

Mullins,  Lafayette  F 281 

Munch,  Albert 140 

Munch,  Emil 309 

Munch ,  Paul 309 

Munday.  Patrick 338 

Muudwiller,  Balthaser 85 

Munger,  Prank  J 213 

Munger,  Isaac  C 273 

Munk,  Emanuel 194 

Munn,  John  H 109 

Munns,  Brice  P 89 

Munns,  James,  jr 289 

Munroe,  Eugene  B 259 

Muuroe,  George  A 120 

Munsill,  Lafayette 174 

Muntzel,  Albert 22 

Munzliuger,  John  M 102 

Murdoch,  Lind-siiy 42 

Murdock,  Daniel  A 375 

Murdock,  Henry  C 126 

Murdock,  Henry  M 174 

Murdock,  Lindsey 137 

Muri,  Casirair 100 

Murphy,  Andrew  D 273 

Murphy,  David,  (P.  and  S.,  batt's  F  and  I, 

Ist  It.  art.,  and  1st  Mo.  inf.) 56,  59,  60,  385 

Murphy,  David,  (47th  and  50th  Mo.  inf.).  137,  395 

Murphy,  Dennis 278 

Murphy,  Dennis  J 210 

Murphy,  Dennis  J.  P 224,  226 

Murphy,  Deunison  M.  G 318 

Murphy,  Dubart  E.,  (8th  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 33 

Murphy,  Dubart  E.,  (14th  JV/o.  cav.) 44 

Murphy,  Edward  B 239 

Murphy,  George  W 27 

Murphy,  J.  ,S 115 

Murphy,  James^  M 27 

Murphy,  James  E. 125 

Murphy,  John,  (Isteng.  and  25th  JVfo.  inf.). 74,  112 

Murphy,  John,  (2d  Mo.  inf.) 79 

Murphy,  John,  (.50th  Mo.  inf. ) 137 

Murph}',  Johu,  (15th  A'a?/.  cav.) 358 

Murphy,  John  E 73,  74 

Murphy,  John  II.,  (4th  Minn,  inf.) 318 

Murphy,  John  H.,  (8th  Minn,  inf.) 324 

Murphy,  John  W.,  (Ut  Kan.  inf.) 362 

Murph}',  Johu  W.,  (17th  A'ajt.  inf.) 405 

Murph V,  Lawrence 3^7 

Murphy,  Philip  H.,  (8th  Mo.inf.) 91 

Murphy,  Philip  H.,  (29th  A/o.  inf.) 118 

Murphy,  Richard 22 

Murpliy,  Robert  C 175 

Murphy,  Robert  S 13!) 

Murphy,  William  B 118 

Murphy,  William  D 92 

Murphy,  William  L 278 

Murphy,  Wymau 195 


MuiTay,  Edward  D 196 

Murray,  George  B 269 

Murray,  James 204 

Murray,  James  L 183 

Murray,  John 29 

Murray,  Joseph  F 277 

Murray,  Neil 281 

Murray,  Neill 269 

Murray,  William 273 

Murrow,  Nicholas  W 77, 106 

Murselman,  Bushrod  W 91 

Murta,  Joseph  E 174 

Musser,  Christian 933 

Muzzy,  William  H 228 

My er,  Henry 273 

Myers,  Charles  A 267 

Myers,  David 271 

Myers,  George  H 223 

Myers,  Henry 192 

Myers,  Henry  B 294 

Myers,  James  S 139 

Myers,  John 95 

Myers,  John  D 337 

Myers,  John  S 344 

Myers,  John  V 293 

Myers,  Joseph 288 

Myers,  Joseph  V  - 7 

Myers,  Lewis  K 289 

Myers,  William 337 

Naegely ,  Henry 163, 170 

Nagel,  Henry,  (5th  Mo.  inf.) 86 

Nagel,   Henry,  (Capt.  Nagel's  co.  Mo.  inf., 

U.  S.  R.  c!) 399 

Nanscawen,  Lloyd  V 216 

Naper,  Joy  H 330 

Nary,  Thomas  J 147 

Nash,  Alva 213 

Nash,  Charles  W 306 

Nash,  Edwin  D 41 

Nash,  Edwin  S 362 

Nash,  George  N 1 

Nash,  George  S 58 

Nash,  Jeremiah  M 109 

Nash,  Lucius  B 289 

Nash,  Robert 200 

Nasler,  Henry  C 277 

Nasmith,  Samuel  J 172,200 

Nason,  Robert  P 338 

Nassaw,  W.  W 245 

NaughtoD,  Patrick,  (10th  Mo.  cav.) 36 

Naughton,  PaTrick,  (5th  Iowa  cav.) 235 

Nauman,  Adolphus 52 

Nauman,  Herrman 176 

Nay  lor,  Samuel  Y 168 

Neal,  Henry  J _ 327 

Neal,  Henry  R 375 

Neal,  Joseph 264 

Neal,  Thomas  D 6 

Neal,  William  A 74 

Neat,  Frederick  R 370 

Nect,  Fred 117 

Ned,  Jim 366 

Needhani,  Charles 307 

Needham,  David  L 404 

Needham,  James  S 87 

Needham,  Randolph  J 151 

Needham,  William  H 281 

Neely,  IMcGiuley  M 360 

Neely,  Mortimer 305 

Neet,  Charles  M ". 99 

Neet,  Frederick  R.,  (10th  Mo.  cav.) 36 


INDEX    OP    NAMES. 


529 


Neet,  Frederick  R.,  (14tb  H.  G.,  Mo.  iaf.) 99 

Ncff,  Abncr  G.  M 269 

Neff,  Cyreneui  D 259 

Neff,  James  A 370 

Nehrig.  Julius I 392 

Neidecken,  Henry,  jr 205 

Neidenhofen,  Ctuirlen 32.') 

KeiRhhorK,  William  H 3 

Neill,  Cornelius  O 32fi 

Neill,  E.  D 311 

Neill,  Henry 3 

NeUl,  Hugh 91 

Neisecke,  Edward 97 

Nelke.  Andrew 120 

Nelson,  Benjamin  F 115 

Nelson,  Charles  B.,  (15th  Wis.  inf.) 186 

Nelson,  Charles  B.,  (47th  Mo.  inJ.) 220 

Nelson,  David  L 1 

Nelson,  Ebenezer  B 282 

Nelson,  Edward  T lOfi 

Nelfon,  Henry lOC 

Nelson,  Jerouie 1'19 

Nelson,  Lewis  G .186 

Nel.wn,  Ole 2  :J 

Nelson,  Simeon  B lO-) 

Nelson,  Thomaw 2IH 

Nelson,  William 332 

Nelson,  William  W 272 

Ncmett,  Joseph,  (5th  ^fo.  cav.) 20 

Nemett,  Joseph,  <5th  il/o.  inf.) 392 

Nessell,  Joseph  H 3.52 

Nettlc(on,  George  H 39(> 

Neudorff,  Julius 79 

Nfcukirch,  Charles  W 2  1 

Neameister,  Goltlob  C 210 

Neun,  Hnnry 102 

Nenner.  Mathias 1;J2,  123 

Neusmtiller,  Oeorge 218 

Nenfitel,  William 44 

Nenstaedter,  John  A 384 

Nevcrmann,  William 184 

Nevill,  Carroll 2^ 

Neville,  Henry  O 13 

Neville,  John'P.,  (7ih  Jl/o.  inf  ) 8') 

Neville,  John  F.,  (40th  iVo.  inf.) ]:i8 

Nevitt,  Charles  R 167 

Newberry,  Oliver  P 2?,  112 

Newbold,  Joseph  H 269 

Newbold,  Joshua  G 284 

Newbrandt.  Jacob- 17 

Newbury,  William  S 370 

Newby,  Aaron  J - 38,  233 

Newby,  W illiam  JI 20 

Newcomb,  Carman  A .247 

Newcomb,  Edwin  M 273 

Newcomer,  Levi  L 207 

Newell,  Frarklia 374 

Newell,  Frederick  R 76 

Newell,  George  W 231, 232 

Newefl,  Horace,  (32d  Mo.  inf.) 123 

Newel,  Horace,  (42d  Jl/o.  inf.) 130 

Newell,  Isaac  V 13!) 

Newell,  James  E - 223 

Newell,  Jaojcs  P 290 

Newe-11,  Jason  W 195 

Newell,  Robert  T 2--:7 

Newell,  Stewart 151 

Newgent,  Andrew  G 49 

Newgent,  Bennett  F 72 

Newhall,  W.  S ■'^'i 

Newhard,  James  M 74 

34  g 


Newlee,  J.imeB  O 35 

Newman,  Burns 173 

Newman,  Ephraim  K 196 

Newman,  Georgo  W 41 

Newman,  Gideon  E  211 

Newman,  Jefferson 173 

Nc'wraan,  Richard  B 134, 135 

Newman,  Van  Burcn  S 196 

Newsham,  Joseph  P 123 

Newton,  Henry 275 

Newton,  James  K 184 

Newton,  Lyman  H 241 

Newton,  William  R 212 

Niblack,  William  C 231 

Nice,  Silas  F 220 

Nicherson,  Joseph  F 266 

Nichol,  John,  (6th  ms.  inf.) 170 

Nichol,  John,  (17th  Wis.  iuf.) 189 

Nichols,  Charles  P 328 

Nichols,  Edmund  H 59,  72, 139 

Nichols,  Edwin  R _ 224 

Nichols,  Frederick  C 74,  1 12 

Nichols,  George  E 224 

Nichols,  George  H.,  (33d  Win.  inf.) 209 

Nichols.  George  H.,  (38th  Wis.inf.) 214 

Nichols,  H.  W 92 

Nichols,  Henry  B 192 

Nichols,  Henry  G 237 

Nichols,  Henry  W 17 

Nichols,  James  P 214 

Nicholfj,  John  W 21^9 

Nichols,  Joseph  II 193 

Nichols.  Lewis  T 1 83 

Nichols,  Lyndolph 192 

Nichols,  Marshall  C 215 

Nichols,  Nathan 109 

Nichols, . Samuel  D 249 

Nichols,  Stntcl.-y  S .358 

Nichols,  William  B 374 

Nicholsen,  William  L 289 

Niciio'son,  Robert  D.  O 68 

Nicholson,  Samuel T) 

Nickel,  W illiam 285 

Nick'es,  Robert  J 161 

Nicolay,  .Tohn C4 

Nil-bull r,  Francis  A 13 

Niederwieser,  Tony 388 

Niegemaiin,  Frederick,  (17th  Mo.  inf.) -.102 

Niegemaun,  Frederick,  (4th  Mo.  inf.) 390 

NieljHus,  Julius 128 

Niemann,  Alexander  D 357 

Niemann,  Christ 78 

Nigh,  Barnabus  L 95 

Niles,  John  W 259 

Niles,  William  D.,  jr 187 

Niuffer.  Jacob - . 370 

Nix,  Christian 198 

Nix,  Jacob,  (1st  .^/ijiTi.  cav.) 302 

Nix,  Jacob,  (2d  Minn,  cav.) 304 

Nixon,  Joseph  A 375 

Noack,  William 218 

Noah,  Jacob  J 314 

Noble,  George  W 297 

Noble,  Ilemau 330 

Noble,  James  L 280 

Noble,  JohnF 376 

Noble,  Johu  W > 231 

Noble,  Joseph  D 287 

Nolilo,  AVilliam 164 

Noble--,  George  AV i47 

Noel,  Perry  G 4US 


530 


INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


NopI,  Samuel 020 

Noffsingii',  JiimeH 'J^jb 

Nogglc,  Chiirlfs  L 149 

Nogglo,  iJonnim  L 1  o6 

No-ko-sci-lo-chep.. 364 

Nohin,  .lames  N 0111 

Nolaiid,  MartiuC IS 

N<ilen,  FraiK-is '. ~"'o 

Nolf,  Hriir>  A I8'i 

Noaweilir,  Max  -IS 

Noon,  .liMeiriiah 'J'M 

Norcros  ,  Josrph  K 33) 

Noi'crosB,  Flinv 1S:5 

Nordnuni,  JiilfiisG- 1P9 

Norman,  Leslie :ifi 

jS'oiris,  (Jeoige  P 2'19 

Non  is,  JameH    IS? 

Nc)rri«,  .Tolin  M 2-JU 

NorriM,  Stephen 219 

Norris,  William  H.  P.,  (Onih  ^Jo.  iuf.) 112 

NoiTis,  William  H.  P.,  (47tli  Iowa  iuL) 4)4 

Norris,  Zacliariati 351 

North,  Kben 316 

Nortli .  (! eurg-  J 404 

Northrop,  Angus  S 188 

Northrop,  1 1  arson  A 401 

Noithrop,  Thomas  P.,  (iM  rC/s.  inf.) 19H 

Northrop,  Thnmas  P.,  (lut  IVis.  iuf.) 400 

Northrop,  William  li 239 

Northiup,  (.'aleb  A 180 

Nortli rn I),  Krederick  E 2^5 

Northrnp,  Tiilbirt  S 353 

Niirthrup,  MmshBll  A 170 

Norton,  Aclian  K 318 

Norton,  Allied  W 328 

Norton,  Ainos 45 

Norton.  (Jhailes  L ]0G 

Norton,  (leorge  C 181 

Norton,  John  G- 197 

Norton,  .John  .1 77 

Norton,  Orloff .3.'8 

Noi  ton,  Wdliam  J   181 

Nor\  ille,  Ceorge  VV 104 

Norville,  William  N 6 

Note.-tine,  William  F 90 

Nolt.  Chailes  U 235 

Noxen,  Smith  M 178 

Noj'ea,  Angnslns  P 187 

Noyes,  Charli'S  S 183 

Noyes,  ]>a.o.  IT '..157 

Noyes,  David  K„  (fiih  tl'i-:  inf.) 170 

Noyes,  David  K.,  (49th  IVm.  inf.) 222 

Noyes.  (leorge  II 229 

NoyeB,  John 351 

Noyes,  John  F ; i.'3 

Noyes,  Joshua  Copp 208 

Noyes,  lailher  D 212 

Nov  M,  Wi  liam  H 33() 

Nuekolls.    ICzra 2.59 

Nudd,  Charlos  W.  A 316 

Nugcn,  .Sd.as  R    2-^7 

Nugent,  Andrew  G 10 

N  iilv-ke.pa-kre 3(;  J 

Nniit;e-ser,  \\'illianr 181 

Nnun    (ieorgH  11 253 

Nnse,  H,-nry  D 275 

Nute,  E|diraim,  jr 36.i 

Nnlter,  John   6 

Nutting,  Oscar  F 155 

Nuzum.  (iiidfrey  B 3.57 

Nye,  Charles  M 285 


Kye,  Henry  L 149 

Nye,  IraP - 196 

Nytes,  Jacob  P 218 

Oakes,  Davhl  A 320 

I  Oakford,  Edward .306 

Oakley,  Eri  S 179 

Oaklcv,  Frank  W 172 

Oaks,  John 338,  342 

Oatman,  Harrisbn  B .377 

O'Bannon,  George  W 47 

Ober,  Lrvi 315 

Oberheide,  William 16 

Oberlandi'r,  .Samuel 251 

Obennueller,  Henry 86 

Obenuueller,  John  H 390 

Obladen,  Frank  H.  J 210 

O'Blenesii,  Thomas  J 227 

O'Brian,  Mo.ses 166 

O'Brien,  Edmund 118 

O'Brien,  Edward  A 322 

O'Brien,  (ieorge  M 239 

O'Biien,  Henry  D 311 

O'Brien,  Jonathan  L 204 

O'Brien,  Michael 3:J5,  342 

O'Brien,  Nicholas  J 2-39 

O'Brien,  Stephpn  P 282 

O' Brien ,  Timothy 184 

Obst,  August 75 

O'Byrne,  Felix 314 

Oehodky,  Anthony,  (2d  Mo.  inf.,  U.  S.  R-  C, 

3-year.s) 78 

Ochosky,  Anthonv,  (2d  Mo.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C, 

3-montli-)    .....' 387 

O'Connell,  John CO,  fil 

O'Couner,  Henry 296 

O'Connor,  Dennis 115 

O'Connor,  F.dgar 164 

O'Coanoi-,  James 115, 123 

O'Connor,  John 89 

O'Connor,  M ichael J 326 

O'Connor,  Patrick 189 

('•'Connor,  Timothy  S 366 

O'Crane,  Day 6 

Odell,  Levi 181 

Oden.  Charles  W 289 

Odenbaiigh,  Lisbon 73,74 

O'Donneli,  Meiioraeu 95 

Of.-nstein,  Adam 120 

OIF,  Ernest 149 

Officer,  Harvey 307 

O' Flaherty,  Morgan 216 

Ogan,  James  O 357 

Ogan,  William  H.  H 242 

Ogden,  John 144 

Ot'g,  Amon  L 233 

Ogg,  Adams  L 247 

Ogle,  Henry 21 

Onie,  Henry  M  121 

Ogle.  Wdliam  T 241 

O'Hair,  Michael 288 

O'Hura,  Martin 273 

O'Kan",  Simon   189 

( I'Keefe,  Daniel  C 375 

Ok-gan-y  a-ho-la 364 

Ole,  Me  Caniu 366 

Oleson,  Newton  A 211 

Olin,  Lnnian  D 221 

(Jim,  lloUin  0  .  -  -  - 316 

Oiphaut,  John  E 328 

Oliver,  Ha'  rison 279 

Ol.vcr,  Joseph  B 167 


INDEX  OP    NAMES. 


531 


Oliver,  Joseph  I 77,  ]  06 

Oliver,  JosephJ   138 

Oliver,  TliDinaa  H 89 

Oliver,  William  A S^O 

Oliver,  William  S 89 

Ohnstertd,  James  P 343 

Olmritead,  Jonas U 

Olmsted,  Charles  F .200 

Olmsted,  T.  Allen 287 

Olmsted,  Ten  Eyck  G- 203 

Olney ,  C.  H 225 

Olney,  James  N 3:i5 

Olney,  Stephen  B 293 

Olson,  Boude 3 Hi 

Olson,  Chrihtian 1 86 

Olson,  OleP 186 

Oman,  William 332,  340 

O'Mara,  Frank  A 89 

O'Neal,  Thomas  C 178 

O'Nenll,  Henry  F 3J1 

O'Neil,  David 50 

O'Neil,  James 179 

O'Neil,  John 89 

O'Neil,  John  M  - 330 

O'NeiU,  David  J 247 

O'Neill,  James  E 151 

O'Neill,  John 223 

Oninn«,  Daniel  N 126 

Opdyke,  Henry  H 353 

Opel.  John 135 

Orahoud,  John  W 350 

Ordway,  David  S 224 

Ordway ,  James 168 

O'Reilly,  Luke 125 

O'Reilly,  P.  S 89,90 

Orff,  Hearv,  (9fh  Wis.  inf. ) 176 

Orff,  Henry,  (34ih  fFiS.  mil.  inf.) 210 

Orff,  Henry,  (35th  Wis.  inf.) 211 

Organ,  James  T 1 20 

Organ,  WilUum .320 

Orman,  John  H 253 

Ormsby,  Edward  P 239 

Ormsby.  James  B 282 

Orr,  George  A 70 

Orr,  Jackson 261 

Orr,  John , 284 

Orr,  Joseph 298 

Orr,  Peter  H 107 

Orr,  William  L 231 ,  28  J 

Orsick,  JohuH 213 

Orth,  John 201 

Orton,  Richard  H 328 

Orton,  Thomas     11 

Orton,  Thomas  E 166 

Orton,  Wesley  H 267 

Osborn,  Byron  E 3 

Osbom,  John  R 330 

Osborn,  Mo^es 118 

Osborn,  Samuel  P 280 

Osborne,  Henry 83 

Osborne,  Sylvester  W 187 

Osburg,  Charles 391 

Osgood,  Charles  H.,  (11th  Mo.  inf.) 95 

Osgood,  Charles  H.,  (Brackett'sbatt'n  il/inn. 

cav.) 305 

Osgood,  William  O 351 

0.<m6r,  Richard  A 330 

Oit,  George,  (batt'y  C,  2d  Mo.  It.  art.) 66 

Ost,  George,  (1st  M<>.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C.) 385 

Ostenfeldt,  Ferdinand  . .  - , 195 

Osterhaus,  P.  J.,  (12th  Afo.  inf.) 97 


Osierhans,  P.  J.,  (!VIaj.  Osterhaus'  batt'n  Mo. 

inf.) 396 

Osterhorn,  William,  (3rt  Mo.  inf.,  3-years) 82 

Osterhorn,  W^liam,  (3Ut  Mo.  inf.) 123 

Osterhorn,  William,  (3d  Mo.  inf.,  3-month8)  -.388 

Ostermeyer,  Peter 23 

O-itrora,  George  E 91 

O'SuUivan,  Timothy  D.'. -. 90 

Otis,  Edmund  R 91 

Otis,  Ephraim  A 314 

O I  is,  George  11 1 64 

Otis,  I.^aac 396 

Ott.  Daniel  W 283 

Ottiker,  H 223 

Ottilie,  Charles,  (Oth  Wi.i. inf) 176 

Ottilio,  Charles,  (2Bth  Wis.  inf.) 201 

Otto,  Fntz    81 

Otto,  John  H 195 

Onngst,  William  G 26 L 

Oush-y,  Geiirge  W 334 

Outceit,  John  N 43 

Oveiand,  William  G 330 

Oveiman,  James,  (6th  Mn.  mil.  cav.) 26 

Overman,  James,  (Hth  Mo.  inf.) 133 

Overman,  John  M 26 

O verniy er,  John  R 234 

Overton,  Alfred  A - 2U9 

Overton,  Caleb  T I'S 

Overton,  T  ompson 364 

OviHtt,  William  H 2.53 

Owen,  Beijamin,  (id  Iowa  cav.) 2J9 

Owen,  P.oiijamin,  (■17th  Iowa  inf.) 404 

Owen,  Charles  B Ill 

Owen,  Ferdinand,  (10th  Mo.  cav.)    36 

Owen,  Ferdinand,  (Col.  Phelps' reg't  Mo.  inf.)  396 

Owen,  Jarae."  P 394 

Owen,  John  A  - 145 

O  wen ,  John  W 343 

Owen,  Manin  V 55 

Owen,  Richard  B.,(48th  Mo.  inf) 135 

Owen,  Richard  B.,  (Col.  Phelps'reg't  Mo.  inf.) 396 

Owen,  Willijm  RIcK 342 

Owen,  William  W 41 

Owens,  Christopher  C 34 

Owens,  Elias 130 

Oweus,  Hugh  J 307 

Owens,  James  A 323 

Owens,  James  E 207 

Owens,  John 355 

Owens,  John  P 325 

Owens,  M:iuly  P HI 

Owens,  W.irret 141 

Owens,  William  L.  J 14 

Owens,  William  P 8 

Owens,  William  W 33 

Oyler,  James  M 110 

Pac  ■,  CliailpH  W 38 

Pace,  L<  wi-  C,  (11th  Mo.  cav.) 38 

Pace,  Li  wis  C,  (25th  Mo.  iuf.) 112 

Pace,  William  1 41 

Piicks,  J.  W 96 

Paetz,  K'rederick  W 363 

Page,  John  A 27 

Page,  J.  hn  K 251 

Page,  Sherman 237 

Page,  William 141 

Page,  Z.mo  B 307 

Pagin,  Henry 104 

Pa-  hose-mah-Iah 364 

Paine,  Byron 216 

Paine,  Charles  N 195 


532 


INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


Paine,  Friinklin 327 

Paine,  Ilalbert  E 151 

Paine,  Janiea  M.,  (lnt  Minn,  cav.) 3J2 

Paine,  James  M.,  (2d  Minn,  cav.) 004 

Paine,  Joel 142 

Paine,  Judson  S 49 

Paine,  Nathan 145 

Paine,  Ruiuuel  E 278 

Paine,  Saninel  S 304 

Painter,  David  A 366 

Paisley,  Alexander  H 301 

Pai«t,  William 324 

Palmer,  Alfred  L 265 

Palmer,   Alpheus 273 

Palmer,  Andrew  J 147 

Palmer,  Benjamin  S 106 

Palmer,  Charles  B 154 

Palmer,  Charles  M 147 

Palmer,  Daiius  E J 89 

Palmer,  David  J 2^4 

Palmer,  Edward  D 280 

Palmei',  Ephraim 377 

Palmer,  Frederick  S 257 

Palmer,  George  li 93 

Palmer,  Henry 173 

Palmer,  Henry  E 355 

Palmer,  J.  C ' 3()6 

Palmer,  John  E 288 

Palmer,  Jlilo  E 181 

Palmer,  Oliver  L -  - 403 

Palmer,  Ttobort  C 172 

Palmer,  Samuel  U 257 

Palmer,  William  H 178 

Palnif-tier,  Charlen 174 

Panii baker,  John  S 16 

Panabaker,  William  E !I5 

Pantjborn,  John  E 251 

Pape,  Erich 14,42 

Pnpe.  Henry 42 

Parcell,  John  B 279 

Parcher,  Lj'man 249 

Pardee,  Horace 351 

Pardee,  Jared  S.  W 1.53 

Parish,  Levi  J.  D 217 

Parish,  William  D 357 

Park,  A  mon 275 

Park,  Gilbert  L 190 

Park,  Hiram  A 237 

I'ark,  John  D 28 

Park,  Luther  T 179 

Paike.  Joseph 18 

Parkell,  Alonzo  B 233 

Parker,  A.  J 213 

Parker,  Alonzo  H 278 

Parker,  Amasa  F 215 

Parker,  Arthur  T 13 

Parker,  Beuiamin  F 153 

Parker,  Cephas 296 

Parker,  Charles  C,  (2cl  Iowa  inf.  1 245 

Parker,  Charles  C,  (12lh  Iowa  inf.) 265 

Parker,  Charles  C,  (.Ut  Minn,  mi'.) 3il 

Parker,  Daniel  G 73,  74 

Parker,  Edwin 3.53 

Parker,  Frank  L 117 

Parker,  George  W 322 

Parker,  James  W  -- 214 

Parker,  John 109 

Parker,  John  P 242 

Parker,  John  G 307 

Parker,  John  H 302,  3 1 8 

Parker,  John  T 267 


Parker,  John  W 196 

Parker,  Lemuel .183 

Parker,  Leonard  P 403 

Parker,  Livingston  G 347,358 

Parker,  M.  Wilbort 290 

Parker,  Nathaniel 148 

Pai ker,  Nathaniel  C 316 

Parker,  P.  Gould 372 

Parker,  Philip  A 34 

I'arker,  Prosper  P 123 

Parker,  IJobert  339 

Parker,  Samuel  M 237 

Parker,  Thomas  S 239 

Parker,  William  B 259 

Parker,  William  H 212 

Parker,  Wilson  L 19,43 

Parkinson,  Thomas  B 150 

Parks,  Arad 294 

Parks,  Benj.imin  D 281 

P.irks.  Daniel  M 243 

Parks,  James  D.  L 43 

Parks,  Madison  R 343 

Parks,  Waiham 165 

Parliman,  Edwin 304 

Parmetar,  James  W 374 

Parndey,  William  S 294 

Parr,  Jnlius  A 200 

Parris,  Edward  K 82 

Parrutt,  .Tames  C 255 

Parrott,  John  B 355 

Parry,  Isaac 335 

Parsons,  Daniel  P.,  (10th  Mo.  cav.) 36 

Parsons,  Daniel  P.,  (11th  Mo.  cav.) .38 

Parsons,  Edwin  B 198 

Parsijus,  Georpe  B 233 

Parsons,  .lesse  E 353 

Parsons,  John  W .373 

Parsons,  Luke,  F 368 

Parsons,  ,S.  I  )i-  Witt 314 

Parsons,  William  B 346 

Parsons,  William  F 205 

Parsons,  William  L. .  - 163 

Parteuheimer,  Frederick 104 

Partriilffe,  Edwm  D 179 

Paitiid-e,  Henry  A 322 

Partridge,  William 216 

Farvin,  Washington  L 332 

P.isko-va 364 

Patch,  Andrew  J 323 

I'aleli,  Gibson  ,S 318 

I'alch,  Horace  D 188 

Patch,  Lewis  J 304 

Patchen,  A ndrew  J 400 

I'atcluu,  Augustus  E 178 

Patchin,  Cyrus  E 183 

Patchin ,  Melvin  H- 174 

Patee,   E.  L 364 

Patersou,  Robert.  -. - 141 

PatersOD,  William  A 300 

Patier,  Charles  O 87 

Paton,  George 325 

Patrick,  Algernon  S 235 

Patrick,  J.  N.  H 235 

Patrick,  Mathisou  T 2.35 

Paltee,  David  J 404 

Pattee,  John 239 

Pattee,  Wallifl 239 

Patten,  George 208 

Patten,  Jonathan  S 193 

Patten,  William  G 73, 74 

Patterson,  George 357 


IJVDEX    OP    NAMES. 


i)66 


Pattergon,  Georga  S 276 

PatteraOD,  iHaac 248 

Patteriion,  James  H 234 

Patterson,  James  S 285 

Patterson,  John  A 237 

Patterson,  Nelson 91 

Patterson,  Robert  F 251,289 

Patterson,  Samuel  J 35 

Patterson,  William  11 299 

Patton,  Green  C 37i; 

Patton,  James  G.,  (33d  JV/».  ii.f.) 125 

Patton,  James  G.,  (Cole  co.  H.  G.,  Mo.  inf., 

U.  S.  R.  C. ) -  -  - 398 

Patton,  Marshall  W 19G 

Paul,  Benjamin  G 283 

Paul,  Samuel 235 

Paul,  Thomas  K.,  (24th  Mo.  inf.) Ill 

Paul,  Thomas  K.,  J46th  Mo.  inf.) 394 

Panli,  Pascal '. 151 

Paulson,  John 370 

Paulson,  Die ,3^5 

Pavey,  Napoleon  W 207 

Paxon,  Lewis  C - 32-1 

Paxton,  Ethan 33 

Paxton,  Joseph 120 

Paxton,  William  Q 44 

Payne,  Andrew  C,  (19th  Inwa  inf.).. 278 

Payne,  Andrew  L!.,  (45th  luioa  inf.) 4U3 

Payne,  John,.ir 212 

Payne,  John  A 44,  70 

Payne,  Marvin,  H 35fi 

Payne,  Oliver  B 93 

Payne,  Philander  J 93 

Payne,  Robert  C .'' 378 

Payne,  Walter  S 151 

Paynter,  John  li 25 

Peabody,  Albert  G 224 

Peabody,  Albert  P 1 

Peabody,  Everett 112 

Peabody,  Oren 281,282 

Peacock,  H enry  L 259 

Pe&k,  Joseph 30 

Peak,  Oriu .■ 194 

Peake,  ICbenezer  S 204 

Pearce,  Henry 3.55 

Pearee,  Simon 77, 106 

Pearcy,  Benjamin  B - .'.231 

Pearcy,  David  C 232 

PearHall,Uri  B 221 

Pearsall,  W illiam  B 1 52 

Pearson,  Benjamin  F 297 

Pearson,  C.  B  .-. 214 

Pearaiin,  George  W.,  (26th  Towa  inf.) 285 

Pearson,  George  W.,  (1st  Iowa  inf.) 4i.2 

Pearson,  James  W 343 

Pearson,  John 3.18 

Pearson,  Thomas  E 342 

Pease,  Asa  0 316 

Pease,  Clarke  G.. 148 

Pease,  George  W 24 j^ 

Pease,  John 117 

Pease,  Oliver  D 188 

Pease,  William  A 351 

Peaslee,  Alfi  ed  J 179 

Peasner,  John 398 

Peck,  Albert  H 242 

Peck,  AsaP 153 

Peck,  Campbell  K 4f,3 

Peck,  Charles  B 212 

Peck,  Cyrus 212 

Peck,  ErastuB  J 151 


Peck,  George  R 207 

Peck,  George  W 151 

Peck,  Henry  W.,  (1st  Wis.  h'y  art.) 153 

Peck,  Henry  W.,  (2d  Wis.  inf.) 163 

Peck,  John  E 287 

Peck,  Porter  P _ 148 

Peck,  SanfordC : Ill 

Peck,  Walter  B 172 

Peck,  Warren  E 118 

Peck,  William  Ij 24 

Peck,  William  S 236,  251 

Peckham,  George  T 153 

Peckhain,  Henry 211 

Peckham,  James,  (2d  Mo.  cav.) 6 

Peckhau),  James,  (8th  Mo.  inf.) 91 

Peckham,  James,  (29th  Jtfo.  inf.) 118 

Peckham,  Robert  W 305 

P. ckham,  William  H 217 

r>eebles,  Ferdinand  E 3U9 

Peebles,  Hubert  T 293 

Peebles,  John  M 295 

Peek,  Samuel  E 1 

Peek,  Willis  J - 357 

Peel,  Fernando  A 331 

Peeples,  John  F 1.38 

Peery,  Henry  F 3 

Peerv,  Stephen 10^ 

Peclz,  Charles 67,70 

Pesg,  Thomas 368 

Pcirce,  Samuel  S- 294 

Pell,  John  H 311 

Poller,  John 312 

Pellett,  William  374 

Pelosi,  Louis,  (.5th  Mo.  cav.) 20 

Pelnsi,  Louis   (2fith  jyis.  ini.) 201 

Pelton,  Jonathan  G 220 

Pelton,  Wilbur  P 179 

Pember,  Milton  H 320 

Peniberton,  George 269 

Pence,  John  A 29 

Pendleton,  Andrew  J 139 

Penfield,  S ylvester  M - 112 

Penick,  William  R 21 

Ponn,  William  H 267 

Pennell,  Henry 327 

Pi-nney,  .Joseph 21 

Pennie,  John 236 

Penniman,  Jesse  B 272 

Pennock,  Joseph 363 

Pennock,  Joseph  N - 30 

Penny,  James  M 290 

Penny,  Thomas  H - 126 

Penny  Jiitt,  William  C 251 

Penwell ,  Henry  C - 330 

Penz,  Henry 140 

Pepoon,  Siliis 376 

Pepjiard,  'I'homas  G 405 

Perce,  William 95 

Peiczel,  Nicholas 261 

Periam,  Joseph - 312 

Perin,  Asa  D 347 

Perkins,  Albert  A 284 

Pef-kins,  Bellmont ^^ 

Perkins,  Charles  G 192 

Perkins,  Edward  P 375 

Perkins,  Kllet  P ' 311 

Perkins,  George -- 401 

Perkins,  John  E '^ 

Pel  kins,  John  L 284 

Perkins,  Ijcster 196 

Perkins,  Orson  N 233 


534 


INDEX    OP    NAMES. 


Perkins,  Thomas 13,27 

PeikiiiK,  WrlliHm 112 

Perkins  William  J ...3r.i 

Perkins,  William  N 13,27 

Perlcy ,  .Tacub  L ?8 

Per  re  t ,  C  h  a  rim 100,  1 0 1 

p.  rrctt,  Efl  ward il2 

Perrlne,  Williiim  W ■ 1 60 

Perrv,  Carlton  H   2;n 

Perrv,  CharlcB,  (50th  Mo.  inf.) 137 

PerrV,  Cliailec,  (lllh  IVis.  inf.) 179 

Pi-rrv,  Charles  A   149 

Perry,  Elienezer  P I(i3 

Perry,  Eli:ia 104 

Perry,  Elius  W 205 

Perry,  Frnnk  "\V 178 

Perry,  Henry  'V 149 

Perry,  Jiimeb  L.,  (22.1  Inicn  inf.) 281 

Perry,  ,IameH  L. ,  (44tb  Iowa  inf.) 402 

Perry ,  .lolm  F 95 

Pt  rry ,  .f  ohn  W 113 

Pen y,  Tliomas  J.  R.,  jr 227 

Perry,  Wiljiam  N 217 

Perry,  W.lliam  V 205 

Pcrsniis,  Horace  T 145 

Pertnch,  Aiidteiv 2()1 

Pe^chl  ck,  Francis 75 

Pestell,  Joliii 100 

Peter,  Louis  E 112 

Peters,  John  11 2.33 

Peters,  Thomas  A.,  (Bth  Mo.  cav.) 33 

Peters.  Thomas  A.,  (Polk  co.  II.  G.,Mo.  inf )  142 

Peterson,  Alexander 195 

Peterson,  Bowman  H. , (6th  and  29th  fl/o. inf.)87, 1 1 8 

Peterson,  Bowman  H.,  (8th  Mo.  iiif.) 92 

Peterson,  John  II 102 

Peterson,  Ole 186 

Petri,  John  Joseph 390 

Pettibone,  Augustus  H 194 

Pettibone,  Charles  A 144 

Pettibone,  Heman  D 3)0 

Pettis,  Oenrgo  H 332 

Pettit,  George  F 324 

Pettit,  H.  \V 299 

Pettit,  John  W 184 

Pettit,  William  W.,  {34th  ll'is.  mil.  inf.) 210 

Pettit,  William  W.,  {1st  fC'S.  inf.)    40O 

Pfiwnder,  William,  {Itt  cav.  and  1st  batt'y, 

Minn.  It.  art.) 3:2,309 

Pfaender,  William,  (2d  Minv.  cav.  ) 304 

Pfaff,  Ernest,  (4th  and  5th  Mo.  cav.) 16,20 

Pfatf,  Ernest,  (2,1  Mo.  inf.) 387 

Pfeiffer,  Alexander 97 

Pfii  ffer,  Alexander 82 

Pfi-ter,  Conrad f;9 

Pfntei.hanr,  C  arles 213 

Pf  ti  nhanr,  Herbert.. ..176 

Pfou tz,  Ira 2(14 

Phares,  O^ear  W 138 

Pharis,  Franklin 30 

Phelan,  Jeremiah,  (1st  Cn/.  inf.) 332 

Phel  .n,  .Jeremiah,  (4th  (Jal.  inf) 3.38 

Phelan,  Richard 189 

Phelan,  Richard  A.,  (1st  Mo.  cav.) 1 

Phelan,  Bichard  A.,  (batty  I,  2d  Mo.  If.  art.) -69 

Phelan,  Richard  A.  II 43 

Phelan,  Thomas 138 

Phelps,  Albert  T 305 

Phelps,  Andrew  S 6 

Phel ps,  Barna  W 280 

PheliJB,  Burton  II 18 


Phelps,  Edward 335. 342, 343 

Phelps,  Frederick  K.,  (8tb  Mo.  mil.  cuv.) 33 

Phelps,  Frederick  R.,  (Ist  .Sfo.  inf ) 76 

Phel  ps,  Frank  M 214 

Phrlps,  Franklin  I 401 

Phelps,  John  8   396 

Phelps.  Eewis  D 144 

Bhelps.  William  W 326 

Philbriek,  Franklin 181 

Phil  brick,  Robert  C 333 

Philbrook.  Alvah 198 

Hhilleo,  William  II 323 

Phil  lip,  Ch  ristian 202 

Phillips,  Adilbert  JI 292 

Phillips,  Coluiiihua 307 

Phillips,  EiiosM 144 

p.  illips,  Franklin 2C8 

Phill ips,  George » 288 

Phillips,  Henry  P 1304 

Phillips,  Ilollister  S 174 

Phillips,  IraF 234 

Phillips,  Jsmes u 28,108 

Pliiliips,  James  A 364,372 

Phillips,  James  G 297 

Phillips,  John  F 30 

Phillips,  John  M 239 

Phillips,  John  W 259 

Pl] illips,  Joseph  II 358 

Phillips  Josiah  L 273 

Philli[)s,  Lazarus  J 70 

Phillips,  Louis  M 93 

Phillips,  Maxwell 368 

Phillips,  Oliver  P 3 

Phillips,  Porter  M 3721 

Phillips  Richard  L 349 

Phillips,  Samuel  B 253 

Phillips,  Samuel  H 173 

Phillips,  Thomas  W 30 

Phillips  William 362 

Phillips,  William  A 364, 3C8 

Phillips  William  J 145 

Phillips,  William  P 315 

Phillips  William  V 355 

Phinney,  Philander 223 

Phinney,  William 281 

Phoanix,  Samuel  A 153 

Pickard,  Harlow  S 209 

Pickard.  Samuel 275 

Picki  1,  Hugh  M 233 

Piekel,  Samuel  L 403 

Pick<-r.  Benjamin  BI 43 

Pickerell,  William  F 251 

Pickering,  Isaac  O 353 

Pickering.  William 229 

Pick ett,  Charles  S : 131 

Pickett ,  Edgar 241 

I'icket t.  Eli  K 326 

Pick ler,  John  A 231 

Piekrell,  Abi-1  G 95 

Pickrell,  Wdliam  T 95 

Pico,  J(..6  R 329 

Pie  per,  Hi-nry 140 

I'iepgias,  William  G.J 245 

Pier,  Cohvert  K 214 

Pier,  GeotgeM 214 

I'ii-rcc,  A  hi  1  R 233 

Pierce.  AllrndC 355 

Pierce,  Charles  N 273 

Pierce,  10.  P'octor 274 

Pierce,  Edward  G 347 

Pierce,  Ephraim 316 


INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


blib 


Pierce,  G-eorpre  W 151 

Pierce,  Guy  C 151 

Pierce,  lliiirison  P 187 

Pierce,  Henry  O 2i22 

Pierce,  .Famea  O 205 

Pierce,  Mortimer  B 2'  8 

Pierce,  Nathanirl  P _  _  _ 330 

Pierce,  Hobert  H 357 

Pierce,  Samuel  N 2(i9 

Pierce,  Serli 174 

Pierce.  S"lrin  W 214 

Pierce,  'I'.-iylor 28 1 

Piercf,  William  XI 302 

Piersoii,  Theodore 6 

Piggott,  William  C 335 

Pike,  Aiisoti  A 222 

Pike,  Elias  J 277 

Pike,  JONluia  A 353,  :!70 

Pike,  Saiiuiel  R .2'19 

Piland,  Jonepli  J • 3H4 

Piland,  William  J , 394 

Pilclier,  Alexander  S 44,  76 

Pile,  William  A.,  (1st  ^fn.  It  art.) 5(5 

Pile,  WdllMm  A..  (:i3d  Mo.  inf.) 125 

PiUcbury.  C;ileb  D :..196 

Pine,  Daniel  H 379 

Ping,  Thorn  us  275 

Pinger,  .John,  (5th  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 21 

Pinger,  Jnhn,  (43d  Mo.  mi.) 131 

Pingrey,  Joseph  F 322 

P.nhard,  JnliUH 35 

PiDkuny,  Hertine 165,  Wi 

Pinney,  Aaron 241 

Pinney,  John  H 87 

Pinney,  O^car  F 15fi 

Piper,  Andrew  A fi 

Piqnenard.  Allred  H 81.85 

Pirtle,  James  T ..47 

Pj-b'H,  Nathaniel  J .328 

Pitcher,  Uhn rles  W 189 

Pitman,  William  G 197 

PittH,  Aaron  M 351 

PittH,  Carroll 33 

Pitzer,  Leander 250 

Pitzinan,  Juliim 87 

Pixler,  Robert 133 

Pixlev,  Doliibus  E 151 

Pizzala,  Charles .1 CT 

Pizzalo,  Charles 201 

Place,  James  H 311 

Plass,  F.  W 78 

Plainer,  William  H 267 

Piatt,  Arlhur 179 

Plait,  Charles  H 344 

Piatt,  David 1.59 

Piatt,  Henry 318 

Piatt,  John  S -- 280 

Piatt,  Joi-iah 203 

Playter,  Henry  J 265 

PleaKant.^,  James  H 374 

Pledge,  George  F.,  (2d  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 8 

Pledge,  Geo.  F.,ilBtN.  E.  Mo.  inf.)    77 

Pliley,  AlliKOn  J  3.58 

PloeM-r,  Clirirtian 387 

Plogl.olf,  Friediich 16 

Plowman,  George 318 

Plowman,  Henry 304 

Plowx,  William  J 149 

Plumh,  Edward  B 257 

Plumb,  Proton  C 355 

Plumb,  William 26 


Pluraley,  John  Tj 72 

Plummer,  John  W.,  (24th  Wis.  inf.) 198 

Plumou-r,  John  W.,  (llth  Ifnm.  inf.) 327 

Plummer,  Joseph  B 95 

Plummer,  Philip  W 17L 

I'lummer,  Tlu'inas  W 170 

Pluiikett,  William  H.,(l7th  Wis.  inf.) 189 

PlunUi^t,  William  H.,(lBt  Wis.  iut) 40C 

Ply messer,  Samuel  J 253 

Poage,  John  B 127 

Poage,  Stephen  W ,2Gl 

Poc,  Amos 127 

Pohlman,  Charles 29 

Pointon,  Mair 170 

Pollack,  Francis 75 

Polleys,  James  W 184 

PolliiianD,  Friedrieh 84 

Pollmanii ,  Frederick 392 

Pollock,  Charles  W .55 

Polloek,  David  W 104 

Pollock,  Robert,  (2d  Ca?.  inf.) 335 

Pollock,  Robert,  (3d  Cal.  inf.) .337 

Pollock,  Samuel 242 

Pollock,  Samuel  M 2.37 

Polster,  Toby  A 79 

Poraeroy,  Edgar 333 

Poiiieroy,  George 311 

Poineroy,  Hemy 144 

Pomeroy,  James  M 34.5,  .3.53 

Pomeroy,  Lucius 285 

Pomeroy,  Wyat t  B 263 

P  ■mutz,  Geoige 271 

Pond,  Homer 149 

Pond,  James  B 149 

Pond,  John  A 32 

Pond,  Levi  E 172 

Pond,  William  H 187 

Pondiom,  John  B 64 

Pool,  Joseph  M 104 

Poole,  DewittC.,(12th  rr-s.  inf.) 181 

Poole,  De  Witt  C  ,(lst  Wis.  inf.) 400 

Po  de,  Frederick  R.,  (3d  ilfo.  mil.  cav.) 8 

Poole,  Frederick  R.,  (Uth  Mo.  cav.) 38 

Poole,  Horace 280 

Poor.  Alberto 3U 

Poor,  James  A .' 287 

Pope,  Alonzo  J 267 

Pope,  James  A 372 

Pope,  Wcb-lerC 213 

Pope,  William  A 190 

Popp,  Christopher 137 

Purler,  Acors  S 215 

Poller,  Asbiiry  B.,  (4tb  Iowa  cav.) 234 

Porter,  AKbrny  U. ,  ( Ibt /ozo«  inf.) 402 

Porter,  Charles  L 144 

P.irter,  Chai  le»  S 296 

Porter,  Charles  W 149 

Porter,  Corrington  S 300 

Porter,  David  R .347 

Porter,  D;ivi.l  W - - 376 

Porter,  Ceorge  L   3/7 

Porter,  George  W J36 

Porter,  James  M 2)6 

Porte',  Jmiies  S 271 

P.irter,  John  M 297 

PorlBi ,  John  W 281 

Pc.rter,  .Joseph  H.,  (3Jtb  Mo.  i.if.). 120 

Pmt.  1-,  Joseph  H,,  (Brackeifs  batt'n  Minn. 

e...v,) 305 

Porter,  Robert 89 

Porter,  Wa=huigtou  J.,  (33d  3/o.  inf.) 123 


53G 


INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


Vortcr,  Wnshington  J.,  (43d  Mo.  iaf.) 131 

Porti.'r,  Wiitson  B 233 

Porter,  Williiun  11.,  (fi  li  Ko.  cav.) 24 

Porter,  William  H.,  (4.5th  i/o.  iuf.) ...134 

Porter,  William  H.,  (5  Kh  Mo.  lat) 137 

Poitmaii,  Alexauiicr  I\I 3. .7 

Potit,  AiirdU  J 0 

PoHt,  CluirloH  E .• 324 

Pout,  JoHeph  D IH.') 

Post,  Tninian  A 128 

Postel,  Jnliii  J 184 

Postoii,  William '-I')? 

Poteu,  Aiipiist  II.,  (.'.Ih  Mo.  inf.) f^li 

Poteii,  Aufjnst  H.,  (17th  J17y.  iuf.) 111'-.' 

Poteti,  AngHstua  II 3l-'W 

Potter,  Amlruw  J 47 

Potter,  AugiiNtns  O 322 

Potter,  a ideon  Q 307 

Potter,  .Jacob  L 2li.') 

Potter,  Jame.s  M 327 

Potter,  .John  C 24 

Potter,  Justus  II 1  .')3 

Potter,  Lcgaro 152 

Potter,  Lueieii  B (i 

Potter,  Luther  D 25 

Potter,  MaxonL 323 

Potter,  Orrin  U Iti4 

Potter,  Hicbanl 3113 

Potter,  Ttoyal  L 184 

Potter,  Theodore  F,.,  (1st  Minn,  cav.) 3112 

Poller,  Theodore  E.,  (llth  Mivn.  inf.) 327 

Potter,  Thoman  J.,  (18th  U'is.mW) I'Jl 

Potter,  Thomas  .).,  (7th  Iowa  cnv.) 241) 

Potior,  Wesley  S 212 

Potts,  A.  Dnubar IC 

Potts,  Iz  itiia 337 

Potts,  Mnrgau 92 

Pound,  IMwin  11 - 283 

Pound,  .John,  (lllh  Mo.  cav.) .38 

Pound,  John,  (14th  Mo.  rail,  cav.) 45 

Pouud,  Orange 82 

Powell,  Abiier 17'J 

Powell,  Albert  M 56,  G2 

Powell,  Alfred  II Ill 

Powell,  George  N 123 

Powell,  Jamfs  E 112 

Powell,  Norvil 27b 

Powell,  William  A 141 

Powell,  William  II 290 

Powell,  Williams 377 

Power,  John  U 241 

Powers,  Edward  M 90 

PowevH,  Fred.  W 41 

Powers,  John  F 1.30 

Powers,  Julius  II 259 

Powers,  Piiikney  I, 394 

Powers,  William  V 156 

Poynter,  Francis  M  147 

Pratt,  Alexander  M 149 

Pratt,  Caleb  S 303 

Pratt,  Chauuccy  B l(i 

Pratt.  Kd^^ar  J 183 

Pratt,  Fiaiik  II 323 

Pratt,  Isaac  V H)4 

Pratt,  John 345 

Pratt,  John  A 1 

Pratt,  .John  W 287 

Pratt,  Joseph  L 183 

Pratt,  Jo>eph  11 3.^7 

PratI ,  William  B 122 

Pratt,  William  II 334 


Praiil,  Lafayctto 14 

Pray,  Samuel  M 233 

Preble,  Frank 28 

Preble,  Frank  F 28 

Prentice,  James  D 197 

Prentice,  Nathan  B 213 

Prentiss,  Benjamin  C 327 

Prentiss,  (Jharles  A 25 

Prentiss,  John  H 328 

Presbury,  Georga 269 

Prescott,  Alva  U 73,74 

Prcscott,  Barnet  W 263 

Prescott,  (icorgo  W 322 

Pressell,  Daniel  W 77,  1C6 

Pressnell,  Thomas  H 311 

Preston,  Abraham  W 171 

Preston,  Almond  E 6 

Preston,  John  B 317 

PrenitI,  Valentine 1 

Price,  Abraham  C 267 

Price,  Avalo  J 241 

Price,  George  F 330 

Price,  James  A.,  a8th  ilfo.  inf  ) 104 

Price,  Jaines  A.,  (IGlh  Kaii.  cav.) 360 

Price,  John  L 353 

Price,  John  I\f 181 

Price,  John  N 1 84 

Price,  John  S 1 13 

Price,  Jot u  T 1 

Price,  Joseph  W 300 

Price,  Milton  RI 267 

Price,  Mo^es 366 

Pi  ice,  Nat  ban 372 

Price,  Nathan  L 290 

Price,  William  II 77 

Prichard,  ( ieorgo  T 13, 30 

Prickett,  Albert  F 11 

Pride,  Erasmus  W 214 

Pride,  John  W 311 

Priesner,  Joseph 388 

Priest,  Albert  G.,  (Captain  2d  and  llth  3/o. 

mil.  cav.) 8,  40 

Priest,  Albert  G.,  (Ass't  Surg.  2d  71/o.  mil.  cav.)  8 

I'riestley,  Thomas 206 

Piitehard,  James  E.,  (ftli  loicaaw.)  241 

Pritchard,  Jamea  E.,  (28tb  lowaiai.) 288 

Pritchard,  Levi 18,  41 

Pritchett,  Pleasant  S 200 

Proctor,  Car-.se-la-wi 368 

Proctor,  Charles 194 

Proctor,  Edwin  F 165 

Proebsting,  Louis 326 

Prole,  Albert  W 242 

Prosser,  John  F 184 

Prouillit,  James  IC,  (12th  IIVs.  inf.) 181 

I'roudtit,  JnnicsK.,  (1st  l\'is.  iuf.) 40O 

Prout,  Jonathan  S 1 13 

I'roiity,  Cheney ..294 

Pl■ol11'^  .  Salmon  S 364 

Prnil t',  Samuel 36 

Piutsmiin,  Christian  II 172 

Prutsman,  David   213 

I'ruyn,  Howard  F 171 

Prvei',  Samuel  D 281 

Pryor,  Will  am 366 

Puff,  John 08,  69 

Pugh ,  Uohert  T 1 96,  226 

Pn;,'sley,  B.  G 313,  325 

I'uhlmnn,  Otto 192 

Pulins,  William  J 106 

Panipelly,  James  K 208 


INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


537 


Pumroy,  John ; .'..243 

Purcell,  Charles  W 14,42 

ParcfU,  'i'homas 273 

Parcell,  Walter  W 261 

Parcell,  William,  (\6th  Town  iaf.) 273 

Purcell,  William,  (Ut /otoa  inf.) 402 

Purdy,  James  T 155 

Purdy,  John  K 401 

Pardy,  Stephen 267 

Pnrmnn,  David  G- 1S7 

PnrmaB,  D.  Gray 401 

Pursel.  William 213 

Pntiter,  Louis 106 

PiitiiaiD,  Arthur  A 223 

Pntnam,  Aujustiin  D 11 

Putnam,  Chades  E 267 

Putnam,  Henry  R 311 

Putnam,  Joseph  11 316 

Putnam,  Oli ver  S 207 

Pntnam,  Simon 3IG 

Pntnam,  Will.  B 399 

Putnam,  William  B 86 

Putney,  Frank H 18L 

Pyle,  Elliott 24.') 

Pyle,  George  R 181 

Pyle,  Marcellui 138 

Pyle,  William  K - 46 

Qualpy,  John  F .340 

QuarleH,  Fram.ia 149 

Quarles,  Joseph  V.,  jr 400 

Quaw,  David  L 170 

Qnayle,  Thomas  Cf 314 

Queul,  Paul  A 23  J 

Queen.  Oscar  B 30 

Quellmalz,  Henry 78 

Quernary,  Charles 390 

Qnick,  George 95 

Quick,  Homer 2 

Quigp,  Matthew 372 

Quiinby ,  David  J 2  8 

Quin,  Augnstiu  1 370 

Qnin,  John  285 

Quinn,  James 22 

Quinn,  John 330 

Qui.D,»John  G  ,  (6th  3fo.  mil.  cav.) 27 

Quinn,  John  G.,  (I3th  Mo.  cav.) 43 

Rabb,  George  J 70 

Rabb,  John  \V C4 

Rabbit.  Andrew 366 

Rabe,  Louis 1 55 

Race,  George  S 147 

Radlitzka,  Ignal z 3'.I0 

RatVty,  JanK-H  L 35 L 

Raff,  George  \V 282 

Ragan,  William 277 

Ragmlale,  Edward  S 273 

RagHdale,  John  S - 278 

Rahm,  William - 261 

Rains,  William  R 34 

Raley,  John  N 37 

Ralph,  JohnB 109 

Ralph,  Thomas I 

Ralfton,  Isaac  T 8,40 

Ramage,  Cyrus 13 

Ramey,  BeDJarnin  S 10^ 

Ramey ,  J  aims  A 30 

Ramey,  William  K 134, 137 

Ramming,  Henry 82 

Rampe,  Charles  314 

Ramsay,  Edward  A 151 

Ramsay,  William  B 227 


I  Ramsdell,  Daniel  A 184 

;  Ramsdell,  Washington  1 184 

Ramsey,  Charles  S 14 

Rand,  James  S 228 

Rand,  William  M 377 

Randal,  Amos  G- 338 

RnndalJ,  A.  C 181 

Randall,  Alpheus  W 334 

Randall,  Archibald  N 183 

Randall,  Benjamin  F 296 

Randall,  Darius  B 377 

Randall,  Elisha  D.  K 307 

,  Randall,  James  M 195 

Randall,  Lyman 95 

Randall,  Nicholas  D.,  (9th  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 35 

,  Randall,  Nicholas  D.,  (15th  Mo.  iuf.) 100 

Randall,  Peter  W - 332 

i  Randall,  William  H 290 

Randleman,  Slarlin  C 261 

'  Randletf,  Reuben  A 347 

(  Randol,  A.  M 62 

Randol,  David  J 267 

Randolph,  Frank  F 104 

Randolph,  Hugh  J 59 

Randolph,  Jerry 93 

Randolph,  Joseph 370 

■  Randolph,  Julius  P 164 

I   Randolph,  Mahlon 73 

Randolph,  Nathaniel  F 324 

Raney,  Benjamin 228 

Ranft,  Adam 97 

Ranft,  John  78 

1   Rankin,  John  K 345 

Rankin,  John  W    275 

'  Raukin,  Joseph 203 

I  Rankin,  Samuel  E 257 

1   Rankin,  William  A 294 

'   Ransom,  Prentice 298 

i  Ransom,  Wyllis  C 349 

'  Rapp,  George  H 125 

I  Rapp,  Julius 387 

[  Raquet,  Samuel  T 311 

I  Rarick,  Adrahain  C 2.53 

i  Rarick,  Orrin  S 253 

'  Rai^sieur,  Leo,  (1st  il/o  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C.) 75 

1  Rassifcur,  Leo,  (.30th  iV/o.  inf.) 120 

I  liasure,  David 70 

I  Rathbun,  Charles  A 156 

R.athbun,  Klon  G 8 

I  Rathbun,  James  S-- 338 

I   Rathbun,  Stephen  W 283 

I   Rat^ch,  Joseph--. 101 

i   Raltinger,  Raiuer 128 

j  Raub,  Christian 68 

Raum,  Louis 79 

Raush,  Thomas  K 246 

Rauth,  Henry 201 

1  Riivenscrol't,  Richard  H 118 

i   Ravold,  Jacques 390 

i  Ravolds,  Michael 36 

j   Rawlings,  Austin I 

I  Rawlings,  Washington 282 

I  Uawls,  Jonathan  H 300 

Rawson.  CharhsH 251 

i  Ray,  Francis  H 331 

Ray,  Frank  B '. 127 

I  Ray,  Henry  E 211 

I  Ray,  Justinian,  (13th  /own  inf  > -- 267 

j  Ray,  .Justinian,  (1 8th  luwa inf.) 277 

I  Rav.  Oscar  L 205 

I  Ray,  P.  Henry 153 


53S 


INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


Rav,  W.  AiigiiBtus 401 

Ray,  Williai.i 4fi 

RHyliiirii,  An  Klin  T5 251 

Ravmer,  (Jharlns  H -JO.T 

Ray mon.l,  CIsliop  T 1  flfi 

Rayinond,  Don  Almizo 1C5 

R.ivn.ond.  Eilwurd  \V 2:i:! 

Rayinoiul,  H.nry  C 21)3 

Ravniond,  Iliniv  M .■)42 

Ray iiion'l,  .rcliull :102 

R.iVtiioiul,  Si  til Iho 

Raynicui-,  Willard .'i.Vl 

Rayuor,  James 207 

R ea.  J  anies  A 219 

Rea,  Jn:_i(-pli i:i8 

Rea.  Saiimtl 189 

Reail,  lienjaMiin  Ij ;!.")9 

Read.  Hoiati..  N.  P '.iy.i 

Read.  Juliii  M ]84 

Reader,  AViUiain  A 170 

Reagm,  James 24.'5 

Ream.  Beiijauiin' 2rj(i 

R  am-',  B.crilctt 811 

Reavi>,  Jose|ih  B..  (5th  Mo.  rnil.cav.) 22 

Reavls,  Joseph  I!.,  (5th  aud  35th  jVio.  inf.)  .80,  126 

Relier,  Van  Buivn  S 07,71 

Rebhan,  Emil 387 

Rebstein,  JIatlhew 149 

Rt  etor,  Bepjuiniii 231 

Reler,  J.  B   83 

Rfder,  JohnB 384 

Rcfllield,  Charleu  E 215 

Redfleld,  Jame« 3IjO 

Redtield,  Jay  Ward 300 

Rfdiield,  John  ,S 349 

Redlield,  Jfjhiah  B 1 74 

Ridfield,  Luke  C 220 

Redtield,  .Stephen  D 298 

RediDKton,  Edward  S 2iM 

Redona,  Jote 329 

Reed,  Alexander  N iOfi 

Reed,  A niasa  T 1 72 

Reed,  Axp.l  H 314 

lUed,  Benjamin  F._ 249 

Rei-d,  Calvin  D    139 

Reed,  Ch:i  leu  A 2r.9 

Reed,  Charleu  F 243 

Reed,  David  W 205 

Reed,  Denis  A 222 

Reed ,  Duncan  C - 1 99 

Reed,  Henry  A 198 

Reed,  Herbert 12 

Reed,  James 302 

Reed,  James  E 138 

Reed,  Janie-  P 89 

Reed,  Jehn,  (31st  71/0,  inf.) 122 

Reed,  John,  (8th  Iowa  luf  ) 257 

R.ecil,  Jidin  A 305 

Reed,  John  (!.,  (9th  lowacnv.) 242 

Ried,  John  (;.,  (7th  Iowa  inf.) 255 

Reed,  John  II II 

Reed,  Joseph  R 243 

Reed,  Jose pli  M 22 

Reeil,  Lrwia  M 22 

Reetl,  Lorenzo  B 149 

Reed,  ]\[pse.s 125 

Reed,  Peiry  Ij 230 

Reed,  Robert  M 125 

Rci  d,  .Samuel  W 113 

Reed,  Thomas  A.,  (24t.h  Mu.  inf.) Ill 

Reed,  Thomas  A.,  c4Gth  Mu.  inf.) 394 


Reed," Thomas  B 35 

Reed,  William  B 223 

Reed,  William  1 342 

Reed,  William  P 44 

Reedor,  Benjamin  A 33 

Reeder,  L-^ederiek  W.,  (12lh  A/o.  mil.  rav.) 42 

Reeder,  Frederick  W.,  (2J  Mo.  inf.,  U..S.li.C.).78 

Keeder,  George  . .' 229 

Reeder,  Georpro  M 362 

Reedw,  John  M 14 

Rceh,  Jacob  G 355 

Rees,  John 113 

Rees,  Richard lOG 

llccM,  fSainuel   1" 275 

R  ese,  Alexander  W 122 

lieese,  Chai  les  M 1 86 

Reese,  Florian 189 

Reese.  Lloyd ■ 9 

Reeve,  James  B 293 

Reeve,  Jan  its  T 195 

Reeves,  Calvin,  (22d  Wis.  inf.) 196 

Reeve.s,  Calvin,  (Ut  Minn,  h'y  art.) 307 

lieeves,  John  V 316 

Reeves,  AVarreu  Y 228 

Reichard.  John 294 

Reichenbach,  Hugo,  (5lh  Mo.  cav.) 20 

Reichenbiieh,  Hugo,  (lat  Iowa  inl.) 402 

Reiehert,  Francis 23 

Reichert,  Frank 81 

ReichhoMt,  Louis,  (5th  7V/o.  inf.) 86 

Reichholdt.  Louis,  (4th  il/o.  iuf.,  U.  S.  R.  C.)..3flO 

Reid,  Hiram  A • IfiS 

Reid,  Hugh  T 271 

Reid,  James  A 8,40 

Reid,  James  M 271 

Reid,  John  C 133 

Reid.  Robert  K.,  (2d  Cal.  cav.) 331 

Reid,  Robert  K.,  (3d  Cal.  inf.) 337 

Reigart,  Emanuel  H 296 

Reigai  t,  Thomas  J 242 

Reilly,  Daniel  H 224 

Reilly,  Edward 363 

Reilly,  Miles 37 

Reilly,  Thomas  H 189 

Reily,  Peter 229 

l{eimers,  August 100 

Reineger,  Robert  G 255 

Reiner,  Edwin,  (5th  Iowa\nf.) 251 

Reiner,  Edwin,  (30th  luwainf.) 2il0 

Reinhardt,  George,  (bait'y  L,  2d  Mo  It.  art.).. 70 
Reinh.ardt,  George,  (1st  Mo.  inf.,  U.S.R.C.)  385 

Reinhardt,  Jncob 365 

l-ieirdiardf,  .John 102 

Reiniger,  Edward  A 287 

Reinke,  William 97 

Reis,  John  G 100, 101 

Keiser,  John,  (Stewart's  batt'n  Mo.  cav.) 48 

Reiser,  J'  hn,  (51st  A/o.  inf.) 138 

Reiss,  Charles 102 

Keitenoncr,  Elias 91 

lieniick,  Johu 281 

Reiiiick,  Otis 179 

Remington,  Chauncej'  H 263 

Remington,  William  N 170 

Keiii-ch,  Edward 6G 

Renner,  E'  nst  A 280 

Renner,  Henry 42 

Reni.ie.  hobort 178 

Reno,  Benjamin  F 229 

Reno,  Morgan   237 

Reppv,  Bnrrell  5 147 


INDEX   OF    NAMES. 


539 


Requa,  WilHam '...361 

BeBcr,  James  M 32 

Rettberg,  Hermnn  O 102 

Keuter,  John  M 39U 

Kexiiiger,  Samuel 100 

Eeymuel  er,  Frederick  P 115 

Reynoldi",  Benoni  O 149 

Keynokls,  Cliarles,  M2th  fVis.  inf.) 181 

Reynolds,  <Jhaili-H,  (2J  Kan.  cav.) 345 

Reynolds,  Chiirles  M.  J.,  (l.")th  Iowa  inf,) 271 

Reynolds,  Chirles  M.  J.,  (47th  luwa  inf.) 404 

Reyuoldd,  Clarkson 3fi0 

Eoynoldn,  John  L 28 

Reynolds.  John  T 23  ) 

Reynolds,  Joseph  B 1.51 

Reynold^  Robert  M 227 

Reynolds,  'J'homas  187 

■Rev noMs,  Thomas  H 377 

Reynolds,  William  D S-j.? 

Reynolds,  William  F _. IIU 

Rhine  art,  D.  B 141 

Rhoadcs,  Joshua 4 

Rhoades,  Newton  S 138 

Rhoads,  Stephen 317 

Rhodabeck,  Jesse  C 277 

Rhode,  A  Ibei-t 320 

Rhodes.  James  C,  (1st  Minn,  cav.) 303 

Rhodes.  James  C,  (lat  Minn,  h'y  art.) 307 

Rhodes,  Thomas  S -  -  - 118 

Rhodes,  William  A.  E 253 

Rhomherg,  Jcjhn  G 87 

Rians,  Andrew  J 402 

Rice,  Alphonso  A 27.^5 

Rice,  Archibald  A 323 

Rice,  Benjamin  F 3 Hi 

Rice,  Cyrus  C 194 

Rice,  Daniel,  (4th  Mo.  mil.  cav  ) 19 

Rice,  Daniel,  (48th  j»;o.  inf.) 135 

Rice.  Dnnie),  (Cole  co.  H.  G.,3/o.  inf.) 398 

Rice,  Eben.  zer  A 304.  320 

Rico,  Edmund  W 249 

Rice,  Elliott  W 255 

Rice,  Eugene  W 294 

Rice,  Francis  G 161 

Rice,  Hiram  A 14 

Rice,  Hudson 77,106 

Rice,  Jasper  H 279 

Rice  John  A 8 

Rice,  John  H 289 

Rice,  John  P 135 

Rce,  John  S - 208 

Rice,  John  T 1  Sfi 

Rice.  John  W ^6 

Ri''e,  Joseph  S 118 

Ri;e,  Lafayette M..(22dand24th  Mo.  inf.). 108,  II 1 

Rice,  Lafayette  M.,  (42a  Wis.  inf.) 215 

Rice,  Luther 3(if > 

Rice,  Michael  M - Ml 

Rice,  Monis  8 224 

Rice,  Nathan 2fiO 

Rice.  Samuel  A 294 

Rice,  Theron  M.,  (3fith  jV/o.  inf.) 113 

Rice,  Theron  M.,  (Cole  co.  H.  G.,  Mo.  inf.).  -.398 

Rice,  VanB 362 

Rice,  Wells  S 251 

Rich,  Elijah 215 

Ri<h,  Joseph  S 235 

Rich,  Josi'phus  G.,  (8th  Mo.  cav.) 32 

Rich,  JoKephus  G. ,  (Col.  Phelps'  reg't  Mo.  inf.)  3U6 

Rich,  W.  W 318 

Richards,  James  E '- 189 


Richards,  John  T 200 

Richard-i,  Joseph  R 247 

Richards,  Nathan 31)1 

Richards,  Newton 295,  299 

Richards,  Truman  S 209 

Richardson,  Allen  P 398 

Uii'hardbon,  Andrew  J 178 

Richard ^on,  David 311 

Richardson,  George  H 137 

Richardson,   Heniy 58,393 

Richardson,  Hollon 172 

Richardson,  Jarius  S 1 62 

Uiihardson,  Joel  L 104 

Richardson  John  ^^ 45 

Richardson,  Joseph  W 197 

Richai  dsoii,  Norris 242 

Richardson,  Preston 34 

Richardson,  Samuel  B 23 

Richardson,  Thomas 77,  107 

Riclunan,  Evert  P 402 

Richmond,  Calvin  D.,  (5th  irOs.  inf.) ..167 

Richmond,  Calvin  D".,  (32d  iVis.  inf.) 208 

Uiehinond,  George 187 

Richmond,  George  N 148 

Richmond,  .James  C 164 

Richmond,  T.  W 278 

Ricliter,  Carl 100 

Richter,  Edward 1 00 

Rickabaugh,  Joseph 357 

Kickards,  Joseph  H, ,  (.5th  Mn.  mil.  cav.) 2L 

Kickards,  Joseph  H.,  (12th  Mo.  cav.) 41 

Rickel,  Henry 237 

Rieketts,  Joshua 73 

Rickey,  William  P 106 

Riddle,  F.  B 213 

Rirldle,  Frank  W 198 

Riildler,  John  G 134 

Rideuonr,  Newton  C , 282 

Rider,  Louis 285 

Rider,  Van  Ranselaer - 404 

Ridge,  John 268 

Ridgell,  Richard 99 

Ridgely,  Elmore  R 95 

Ridgway,  John  W 355 

Hidlen,  Ebenezcr  W 301 

Rieger,  Francis 324 

Rieger,  Philip  H 392 

Riek,  Charles 85 

Riek.  Constance 85 

Riemann,  George,  (batt'v  L,  2d  Mo.  It.  art.)..  70 

Ri.mann,  George,  (4th  Mo.  inf.) 390 

Riemenschneider,  John  W 288 

Rifonbark,  Eben 168 

R ifeiibergh,  John 178 

Rifl^y ,  ( Iharles  F 290 

Rigby.  William  T 283 

Rigg,  Edwin  A 333 

Riggen,  John  A 104 

Riggins.  Meredith 110 

Riggs,  Alfred  S 2H8 

Riggs,  D.'witt  C 292 

Rigi-'s,  Riley  B 13,27 

Rigon i ,  Marco 1 00 

Rdey,  Asher 2.59 

liilev,  Daniel  L 147 

Riley,  Fielding  J 35 

Riiev,  Peter  H 215 

Riley.  Wesley 213 

Riminele,  Ignatz 21S 

Hincarson,  .Jacob  L 376 

Rinehart,  William  V 376,  377 


540 


INDEX   OF    NAMES. 


Rine,  Goorge  W 148 

Ringen,  Cord 43 

Ringer,  Coifl 'li 

Ringo,  Albert  C 18 

Rinno,  William Cf),  68 

Kiotdaii,  Jamea 344 

Ripley,  Albert 337 

Ripley,  Augustus  L 212 

Ripley,  Lvmau  15 123 

Rippey,  Robert  M 300 

RippiQ,  Chai'lea 99 

Rl.-iiloM ,  Rowland 370 

Riseck,  Jacob,  (Od  Mo.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C,  3-vrs.)  78 
Riseck.  Jiicob,  (2djUo.  inf.,U.  S.  R.C.,3-mos.)387 

Riser,  John 390 

Risley,  I^angdou  M 375 

Rial  in  e,  Henry 279 

Ristine,  Josepb  H 109 

Ri-nm,  Otta  A 186 

Riteh,  W.  G. 219 

Ritchey,  James  M 4f) 

Ritcbie,  Andreu' J 3fi6 

Ritchie,  John,  (."ith  Kan.  cav.) 347 

Ritchie,  John,  (2'1  Indian  H.  G.,  A'an.  inf.). . -3fifi 

Ritchie,  Thomas  W 235 

Ritner,  Jacob  B 284 

Ritienhonse,  Levi 372 

Ritter.  John  F 1 

Rix,  Cbrirles  N 361 

Roach,  James  P.,  (23d  Inwa  inf.) 282 

Roacli,  James  P.,  (47th  loica  inf ) 4f)4 

Roach,  Ri-bert 178 

Robarls,  James 139 

Robb,  A ndrew 2.57 

Rol)b,  Andrew  W 368 

Robb,  George  H 370 

Robb,  James  M 267 

Robli,  Mathew  A 28 L 

Robb,  Thomas  A 278 

Robb,  Wilson 277 

Robberson,  Kdwin  T Ill 

Robberson,  James  L Ill 

Robbins,  Edward  W 203 

Robbins,  Francis  H 287 

Rolibiiis,  George  W 174 

Robbins,  Josephus 8,  40 

Robbins,  Myron  W 250 

Roberts,  Aaron  L 171 

R(.bertH,  Abel  C 106 

Roberts,  Alfred 231 

Roberts,  Aiireliiis _ 290 

Roberts,  Benjamin  K 239 

Roberts,  Daniel 8- 

Roberts,  Edward  N 21 

Roberts,  Erasmus  P.  S 46 

Kol)erts,  (Jeorge  W.,  (16th  IFis.  m(.) 187 

Roberts,  George  W.,  (15th  Kan.  cav.) 358 

Roberts,  .Tames  M J  4 

Roberts,  Jerome  E 89 

Roberts,  Jefse  M 172 

Roberts,  John  H 358 

Roberts,  John  J 22 1 

Roberts,  John  R 325 

Roberts,  John  W 278 

Roberts,  Joseph  W. 1 90 

Roberts,  Robert  N 214 

Roberts,  Sam  uel  E 46 

Roberts,  Thomas  B 145 

Roberts,  Thomas  L 332 

Roberts,  Watson 11 

Roberts,  William 365 


Roberts,  William  A 280 

Roberts,  William  K 209 

RobertM,  William  H 126 

Roberts,  William  R 404 

Roberts,  William  Y 362 

Robertson,  David  A 267 

Robertson,  George  0 95 

Robertson,  George  W 11 

Robertson,  Hugh 375 

Robertson,  Ira  G 360 

Robertson,  James 281 

Robertson,  James  W 45 

Robertson,  John  J 128 

Robertson,  John  P.,  (Rtb  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 34 

Robertson,  John  P.,  (14th  Mo.  cav.) 44 

Robertson,  John  .S 241 

Robertson,  William  S - 251 

Robins,  Alfred  M 123 

Robinson,  Alfred   371 

Robinson,  Alpheus  H 168 

Robinson,  Charles  F 144 

Rfliinson,  Charles  J 161 

Robin-on,  Charles  M 2.33 

Robinson,  David  W 301 

Robinson,  Edwin  T 32 

Robinson,  Ezra  W 366 

Robinson,  Frank  FI 38 

Roliinson,  George  A 249 

Robinson,  George  H 331 

Robinson ,  George  T 44, 355 

Robinson,  Henry  K 227 

Robinson,  Herbert,  (6rh  Kan.  cav.) 349 

Robinson,  Herbert,  (1 7ih /sTare.  inf ) 405 

Robinson,  J.  W 112 

Robinson,  James .\.151 

Robinson,  James  S 179 

Robinson,  Jesso 376 

Robmson,  Job 49 

Robinson,  John    6 

Robinson,  John  W 346 

Robinson,  Joseph  K 18 

Robinson,  Lovd  D.,  (10th  Mo.  cav.) 36 

Roliinson,  Loyd  D.,  (Uth  Mo.  cav.) 38 

Robinson,  Lucien  W 150 

Robinson,  Omer 242 

Riibinson,  Nathaniel  S 144 

Robinson,  Thomas  J 32 

Robinson,  Williann,  (Cass  eo.  H.  G.,  iV/o.  inf.)  ..49 

Robinson,  William,  (31st  Afo.  inf.) 122 

Robinson,  William,  (4th  Iowa  cav.) 234 

Kobiiisnn,  William  A   206 

Robinson,  William  H 255 

Robinson,  William  M 113 

Robinson,  William  P 109 

Rob  nson,  William  S 392 

Robinson,  William  W 172 

Robison,  Andrew  M 23L 

Robison,  Lyman 235 

Robison,  Samuel 138 

Robley,  John  W 2.39 

Robson.  James  A 326 

Robv,  Jacob  W 178 

Roby,  William 74 

Rockafellow,  John  G , 242 

Rockefeller,  Phillip 370 

Rockwell,  Albert  J 194 

Rockwell,  Bertrand 295 

Rockwell,  George 28 

llockw  od  Rhoderick  R 104 

Rockwood,  Shepard  8 183 

Rockwood,  William  T 324 


INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


541 


Rodenbrock,  Adolph  F 102 

Roderick,  Sime'>n  P.,  (19lh  Iowa  inf.) 278 

Roderick,  Simeon  P.,  (Ist  Iowa  inf.) 402 

Rodger«,  Alexander 2.33 

Rodgers,  Clayton  E 223 

Rodgers,  Jesae  G 120 

Rodgers,  John  P 14,  44 

Rodgers,  Joneph  R 401 

Rodman,  Alfred  A 2.57 

Rodman,  Francis 131 

Rodman,  Martin 164 

Roe,  JanifB  McDermott 189 

Roe,  JohnB 6,36 

Roe,  John  P ]  98 

Roe,  Nelson  C 28.5 

Roecker,  Albert 18 

Roelir,  Henry 367 

Roemer,  Wil  iam 388 

Roepke,  Frederick 84 

Roetch,  Adolph , 390 

RocBch,  .Adolphus 394 

Roeslein,  Anthony 82 

Roessel,  Oswald  A 65,  66 

Roetter,  A .  P  . .  _ 385 

Roetter,  Arnolil  P.,  <l)atfv  F,  2d  Mo.  It.  art.)  67 

Roetter,  Arnold  P.,  (41ati1/o.  inf.) 129 

Rogers,  Augnstus  S 172 

Rogers,  Charles  D 198 

Rogers,  Charles  R.,  (2d  A/o.  mil.  cav.) 8 

Rogers,  Cliailes  R. ,  (8th  /yzoacav.) 241 

Rogers,  Clayton  C 170 

Rogers.  Earl  M 170 

Rogers,  Elisha  P 49 

Rogers,  Ezra  l\I 181 

Rogers,  George  D 207 

Rogers,  rieorge  S 2il 

Rogers,  Gilbert  N 207 

Rogers,  Hemy  C 324,325 

Roger.-",  Jabez  B f> 

Rogers,  .Inckson 366 

Rogers,  Jacob  W 299 

Rogers,  James  B 184 

Rogers,  James  F.,  (7th  Mo.  cav.) 28 

Rogers,  James  F.,  (42d  Mo.  inf.) 130 

Rogers,  James  H l&T 

Rogers,  James  S.,  (14th  Mo.  cav  ) 44 

Rogers,  James  S.,  (45th  Mo.  iuf.) 134 

Rogers,  Jeremiah  D 190 

Rogers,  John 350 

Rogers,  John  B 8,  40 

Rogers,  Niifhaii  T 3 

Rogers,  Newton  J 271 

Rogers,  Noble  II 6 

Rogers,  Oian ICl 

Rogers,  Salma 181 

Roger,s.  Ramn-l  C 290 

Rogers,  William  B 133 

Rogers,  AViUiam  H 118 

Rogge,  Herman 66 

Roggenhach,  August 398 

Rohdo,  Frank 128 

Rohlfing,  Charles 78 

Rohn,  Hermao 2!8 

Eobn,  Victor  E 218 

Rohrer, 141 

Rohrer,  JoshuaW ;  '' 

Rohrer,  Louis '■^'^^ 

Rohrer,  Phillip 46 

Roland,  Abratn  W 403 

Roland,  Charles  B •}'j^ 

Roley,  James  C •'•^'^ 


Rollins,  George  W 1 65 

Ro  lius,  Nat 16.3 

Rolls,  Jam-s  P 110 

Romatka,  P.  A 343 

Rombaner,  Robert  J.,  (1st  Mo.  inf.,  U.  S. 

R.  C,  war  in  Mo.) 75 

Rombauer,  Robert  J.,  (Ist  Mo.   inf.,  U.  S. 

R.  C,  3-month8) 38.5 

Rombauer,  Roderick  E 385 

Romer,  Francis 102 

Roraer,  Frank 390 

Rommel,  Fridolin 100 

Ronaldson,  Matthew 227 

Rondeau,  Onesimo 172 

Roney,  Levi  D 95 

Rooch,  August ICO 

Rood,  Amos  D 173^ 

Rood,  Anson 214 

Rood,  Henry  II 267 

Rood,  Tyler  P 217 

Rooks,  Daniel  D 370 

Rooks,  Dick  D 358 

Rooks,  Samuel K9 

Rooney,  Percy  C.  H 126 

Riioney ,  Richard 189 

Rooa,  Herman  51 14 

Root,  Charles  D 6 

Root,  Frederick  A 198 

Root,  George  W 194 

Root,  Jonathan  W 181 

Root,  Jo-eph  P 346 

Root,  Richard 241,  278 

Ropes,  Jam.  s  M 330 

Ko  I  IS,  Wolf  A 1 92 

Rorick,  David 292 

Ro^ch,  Adolph 102 

Rose,  Benjamin  F 2ri3 

RoKo,  Elisha  D 370 

Rose,  (iottlieb  G 17 

Rose,  Henry 125 

Rom-,  Henry  J 120 

Rose,  Milton 370 

Rose,  Robert  H 3r4,305 

Ro-iebi-rry,  Tliomus  II 77,  106 

Rosen bauiii,  Henry  A 118 

Ros,-nk,  Gust ave 309 

Kosensiein,  David  H 76 

I'.osi-uth.-ill,  V/ilIiam 353 

Ross,  Edmund  G 355 

Ross,  Edward 345 

Hosa,  Francis 231 

Ross,  George  F 267 

Ross,  Henry  W 151 

Ross,  John  D 300 

I-foss,  John  E 16.5 

Ross,  John  T 39 

Ross,  Montgomery  N 3  8 

Ross,  Richard  \V 249 

Ross,  Robert 167 

Ross,  Thomas  B 35 

Ross,  William  R 30(-i 

Rossberg,  Cle  mens 56 

Rossi',  William 16 

Rosseiiu,  Moses  L 189 

Rosser,  William  H 413 

Rossing,  Torkild  A IPC 

Rossiter,  Lemuel 168 

Roszell,  diaries  A.  L 293 

Rotermann,  William,  (2d  Mn.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C.)  78 
Rt.teriiiann,  William,  (Istitfo.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C.)385 
Rotert,  John  T 23 


542 


INDEX   OF    NAMES. 


Rotb,  John  E 278 

Kothrock,  James  H 29fi 

Kolhwuiler,  George 1385 

Rottnkeii,  Herbert  H 24 

Kolter,  Arlolphus  G "9 

Eouch,  Pefer  B 38 

Rnmidy,  Daniel  C.,  (4th  If7.«.  cav.) 151 

Ronndv,  Daniel  C,  (37ih  fVis.  iuf.) 2i:) 

Koiindy,  Porter  W I'lT 

Koiuitree,  Lafayette  M 18 

Eouutree,  Lucius  A.,  (14th  Mo.  cav.) 44 

Eouiitree,  Lucius  A.,  (46th  AJo.  iuf.) 391 

liourke,  John  O 17.) 

Kouse,  Henry  F.,  (3d  Wh.  cav.) 149 

KouBe,  Henry  F.,  (Ist  H'is.  h'y  art.) 133 

Rouse,  Pa-chal  P 149 

Route,  William  H ■Hi 

Rou-h,  V,'illiain,  (i,^th  JVis.  inf.) 2U0 

Roush,  ^^■illinm,  (44th  If'is.iuf.) 217 

Rowan,  Gei>rge  K 49 

Rowe,  Benjamin  S 342 

Rowe,  Edwin  A 330 

Rowe.  Horatio  N 139 

Rowe,  Rives  C 187 

Rowe,  Samuel  B 391 

Rowe,  William  E 347 

Rowell,  Charles  T 73 

]{ovvell ,  C'o.i verse  W.  C 339 

Kowell,  George  H 6 

Rowland,  Edward  S.,  (batt's  E  and  F,  Ist 

Mo.  It.  art.) 59 

Rowland,  Edward  S.,  (batt'y  K;2d  Mo.  It.  art.)  79 

Rowland,  John  B.,  (7th  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 30 

Rowland,  John  B.,  (7th  Mo.  iuf.) 89 

Rowland,  John  B.,  ^3dth  Mo.  int.) 1-JIJ 

Rowland,  Joseph  S.  C 89 

Rowland,  William  C 277 

Rowley,  Amos  O 192 

Rowley,  George  A 388 

Rowley,  John  D 73 

Rowley,  X( well  G 213 

Royal,  Andrew ; 115,  I'Jii 

RovB.  E'hvm  B 187 

Ruark,  Ozias 33 

Rubach ,  William  R 97 

Kiibey,  Cluirles  W 47 

R tibey,  Thomas  S 1 3H 

Ruble,  George  S.,  (1st  Minn,  cnv.) 3U:2 

Rub  e,  George  S.,  (1st  Minn,  hy  an.) 307 

Ruby,  James  N.,  (2d  Ji'is.  iuf.) Iti3 

Ruhy,  James  N. ,  (34th  li'is.  mil.  inf.) 210 

Itucker,  Legraud  F IK) 

Ruekman,  John  L 248 

Ruckraau,  Joseph 248 

Rudd,  John  C  140 

JiudL-r.sl)iin«en,  Frederick 122 

Ruedl,  John,  c3d  Mo   inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C.) 81 

Rueili,  J.ihn,  (40th  Mo.  iuf.) 128 

Kuedi,  ..lolm,  (2d  Mu.  inf.,  U.  S.  U.  C.) 387 

Ruegg,  Henry 304 

Ruegger,  Edward 1 7(i 

Ruehl,  John 273 

Ruf,  Carl 216 

Ruff,  David  C 394 

Ruflf,  William ^73 

Ruge,  Charles  E.,  (31st. Vo.  inf.) 122 

Ruge,  Charlr-K  10.,  (Major  Krekcl's  butt'n  Mo. 

inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C.) 140 

Ruge,  Julius  A 122 

Ruge,  \V illiam  G 82 

Rugeu,  Louis 22 


Rnger,  Edward 183 

linger,  Heury  H 216 

linger,  Thomas  H 165 

Ruger,  William 183 

liuggles,  James  D 163 

Ruhl,  Robert  H 36 

Rule,  James 33 

Rnley,  Robert  P 18 

Rnmbaugh,  George  H 51,112 

Rumble,  Thomas  H 115 

Riimohr,  Heimiug  V 314 

Rumple,  John  N    W 229 

Rundle,  Samuel  E 147, 148 

Runge,  Herman 184 

Rankle,  Cyrus  M .265 

Runnels,  Henry 104 

Runyan,  Abraham 142 

liunyon,  Alexander  N 330 

Runyon.  James  H 285 

Rupe,  Alberto 287 

Ruple,  George  H 267 

Rupp,  John,  (1  st  Mo.  mil.  inf.) 76 

Rupp,  John,  (Major  Krekel's  batt'n  Mo.  inf., 

U.  S.  R.  C.)   ..; !40 

Ruppeuthal,  Peter 218 

Kui-h,  Alexander 348 

Rush,  Charles  W 14 

Rush,  Francis  P 87 

Rush,  James  L 47 

Rusk,  Jeremiah  M 200 

Russell,  Alonzo  H 192 

Russell,  Avra  P 346 

lluBsell,  Cyrenus 106 

RuBsel  I,  Edward  U- 318 

Russell,  George  C 148 

Russell;  Hiram 195 

Russell,  H ngh 214 

Russell,  James  H 280 

Russell,  James  M 227 

Russell,  John  H 402 

Ru.ssell,  John  L 227 

Russell,  Joseph  S 118 

Russell,  Larkin  B 397 

Russell,  M-rtin 186 

Russell,  Oliver  N 212 

Russel I,  Orriu  S 255 

Russell,  Owen  D 300 

Russell,  Peter  T 300 

Russell,  Philip  A.  J 333 

Russell,  RoderickD 24 

Russell,  .Samuel  A 284 

Russell,  Samuel  W 318 

Russell,  Sheldon  0 370 

Russell,  Thomas -89 

Russell,  Thomas  O :216 

Russell,  ThonmsP.,  (Ist  TFis.  cav.) 144 

Russell,  Thomas  P.,  (2d  Jris.inf.) 163 

Ru,ssell,  William  A.  J 93 

Russell,  William  C 91 

Rust,  J.  Marshal 233 

Rntan,  John  C ^ 239 

Ruth,  Isaac  M 372 

Ruth,  .Tames 237 

RutishaUNen,  Charlos 390 

Ruiledge,  Thomas ...125 

Untteau,  O.  C 235 

Rutler,  James  G 227 

Rutz,  Galluj 101 

Ky  all,  Richard  H 24 

Ryuu,  Barton  T 239 

liy  on,  David 257 


INDEX   OF    NAMES, 


543 


Ryan,  James  A.,  (32il  Tl/o.  inf.) 134  ! 

Kyan,  Jamea  A.,  (44tli  Iowa  iuf.) 402 

Ryau,  John  P 184 

Ryan,  Michael 19 

Ryan,  Patiiclv Dju 

Ryan,  Thomaa  E 115 

Ryan,  William  \V 17:i 

Ryland,  Xeuophon 110 

Rynearson,  Sylvester 271 

RynerBOii,  William  L 3:12 

Rynex.  Richurd  (J 109 

Sual,  Maurice 58 

Sabin,  Georgo  M.,  (Uth  Wis.  inf.) 179 

Sabin,  <4eorge  M.,  (lUlh  Wis.  inf.) 187 

Sabin,  Samuel  H ., 401 

Sackett,  John  C,  (5lKt  JH.f.  inf.) 224 

Sackett,  John  C,  (39th  frz's.  inf.) 40U 

Safely,  John  J 2H7 

Safley,  John  p .263 

Sage,  Herbert  D 285 

Sagel,  L'lUis 84 

SaiDt,  Exum  233 

St.  Cyr,  Abner 318 

St.  Gem,  GuBttivus 394 

St.  John,  F.  R 211 

St.  John,  Herman  D 403 

St.  Ores,  Albei  t 151 

St.  Sure,  George 180 

Sailer,  Henry  W 288 

Sales,  FianklinN 353 

Sales,  Lorenzo  H 275 

Salisbury,  Jonathan  B 306 

Salisbury,  Murquis  D 3ti4 

Sahsbury,  'I'h' .mas  G 293 

Bailee,  James  H 47 

Sallee,  Thomas  E 43 

Sallman,  Sieginuud 59 

Salomon,  Charles  E.,  (9th  Wis.  inf.) 176 

Salomon,  Chiirles  E.,  (5th  Rio.  inf.) 392 

Salomon,  Frederick,  (9th  Wls.'wt) 176 

Salomon,  Frederick,  (5th  Mo.  inf.) 392 

Salsman,  Gustiivus 112 

Salsraan,  John  B 24 

Salter,  Juhn  J 324 

Saltzman,  Benjamin  F 2U0 

Saltzman,  Gnstavus 131 

Saltzman,  Jerome  C 203 

Salzman,  Gustavus - 74 

Samburn,  Lewis  F 328 

Sample,  Daniel  S 251 

Sample,  James  B 255 

Sampson,  Albert  S 2C9 

Sampson,  Elisha 301 

Sampson,  Ezekiol  S 251 

Sampson,  Jacob  B 259 

Sampson,  Mason  D 401 

Sam-son,  Andrew  T 253 

Samson,  William  H 253 

Samuel,  Anthony 6 

Samuel,  Maurice"  M 161 

Samuels,  Alexander -167,  168 

Samuelson,  ,Swen 186 

Sanborn,  John  B 318 

Sanborn,  John  E 287 

Sanborn,  Robert  W 304 

Sanchez,  Joi-6  A - 329 

Sanchez  tereso,  Frederick 294 

Sand,  Nicolaus 79 

Sander-,  Bazil  C 351 

Sanders,  Edwin  C 32C 

Sanders,  Francis  M 28 


Sanders,  Henry 253 

Sanders,  Horace  T 122 

Sanders,  James  W 1,  28 

Sanders,  Jeremiah 347 

Sanders,  John  E 129 

Sanders,  John  J 228 

Sanders,  John  W 118 

.Snndes,  Henry 149 

Sandon.  William 145 

Sands,  John  D 278 

Sanford,  Daniel  IC 223 

Sanford,  James  P  ,  (2d  Iowa  cav.) 229 

Sai^ford,  James  P.,  (47th  Iowa  inf.) 404 

Sanford,  Henry  C 277 

Sanford,  Oliver  W 164 

Sanford,  Piatt  R 299 

S  ang,  O  rr 233 

Sanger,  John ,. 2i 

Sanning,  F.  Leopold -.'. 398 

Sansptur,  Anthony .97 

Santee,  Milton,  (lOth  Mo.  cav.) 36 

Santee,  Milton,  (Uth  ATo.  cav.) 38 

Sapp,  William  W 2.55 

Sapp,  Willis  M 18 

Sappington,  Mark  T 95 

Sargent,  B.  Webster 120 

.Sargent,  Edward  P 285 

Sargent,  James  T 288 

Sarg  nt,  Samuel  J 174 

Sargent,  Thomas  E 277 

Sargent,  William  H 174 

Sarles,  Hallock 224 

Sarnow,  Chrit-tian,  (26th  Wis  iiif) 2IIL 

Sarnow,  Christian,  (1st  Wis.  inf  ) 400 

Sarstedt,  Charles,  (hatt'y  I,  2a  il/o.  It.  art.)  ...  69 

Sarstedt,  Coarles,  (5th  Mu.  inf.) 86 

Sar.-tedt,  Henry 362 

Sarver,  John  D 295 

Satterlee,  George  A 4  2 

Satterwhlte,  William  J 134,  137 

Sauer,  Julius,  (I2th  Mo.  inf.) 97 

Sauer,  Julius,  (Maj.  Osierliaus'  batt'n  Jlfo.  inf.)39(> 

Saunders,  Addison  U 273 

Saunders,  Daniel  E 24 

Saunders,  Devillo 1 87 

Saunders,  Edwin  T 3.'M 

Saunders,  George  F 1 63 

Saunders.  James  F 344 

Saunter,  Arthur  S 135 

Saupe,  Charles 1 55 

Sanson!,  Anthony  J 344 

Savage,  John  A 212 

Savage,  John  A.,  jr 204 

Savage,  M.-rrill .'m 

Savage,  William  R :«8 

Savidge,  Charles  H 318 

Sawyer,  Albert  U 125 

Sawyer,  Dudley 3.57 

Sawyer,  Henry  H 362 

Sawyer,  James  4' 0 

Sawyer,  .Tames  A 2  9 

Sawyer,  Roswell  M 161 

Sawyer,  William  J 273 

Sawyers,  Sylvester  H - 297 

Saxe,  Edward 1 88 

Saxey,  Alfred 364 

.Saxton,  David  H,,  (Ist  Wis.  h'y  art.) 153 

Saxton,  David  H.,  (18th  Wis.  inf) 190 

Sayre,  Horace  B 131 

Scampton,  David  J 220 

Scarlett,  Harlan 33 


544 


INDEX    OP    NAMES. 


Schabel,  John ITj^  | 

Schadt,  Olfo,  (12th  ilfo.  inf.) '.17  I 

Schadt,  Otto,  (3()th  it/o.  inf.) 121 

Scliadt,  Otto,  (Maj.  UhttTliaus'batt'n  Mo.  iuf.):i!iR 

Sehaefer,  Fredeiick :i87 

Schaefer,  Henry  D 212 

.Schaefft-i',  George  A S7 

Schaeffci-,   Tteodoro ~|">I 

Schaekid,  Chai-k-s "'' 

Schaer,  Joseph 101 

Schaerff,  Charles,   (batt's  C,   JD,   and  I.   2d 

Mo.  It.  art.) Oti,  07,  t;0 

Schaerff,  Charles,  (3d  Mo.  inf.,  3-y«ar.s) 82 

Schaerff,  Charles,  (3d 71/0.  inf.,  3-inontliN)  ...  3!:H 

ScliaerfT,  Cbristidn ^'B 

Schaper,  Herman  H 136 

Schardin,  Peter,  (1st  Mo.  inf.,  U.  S.  K.  C, 

war  in  Mo. ) - 7.j 

Schardin,  Peter, (1st  il/o.  inf.,  U.S. R.C.,3-Lnos.).';6o 

Schatz,  Isaac 133 

Sehaub,  Heiman 211 

Schaub,  John  A - 1 U2 

Schaurte,  Frederick  W.,  (6th  Kmi.  cav.) 3-19 

Schanrte.  Fred.  W.  (2d  Kan.iuf.) 366 

Schee,  John 2c( 

Seheffer,  Albert  li :;18 

Schell,  Joseph  F 2:i9 

Schell,  William  J 2ei 

Schenck,  JiliaK  S 12.5 

Schenck,  Ira  C -  -  - 2:i'J 

Schenck.  John 1(J2 

Schenkei,  John - 390 

Schepcrs,  Bernard 13.5 

Scherer,  Anton 2C:9 

Soherff,  JIartiu i  92 

Scherfiins,  Peter 167 

Schermeihorn,  William  Scott 188 

Schery,  William 7.5 

Schenrcnann,  'W'olrad,  dst  JV/u.  rail,  inf.) 76 

Scheurmaiin,  Wolrad,(4thilio.inf.,  U.  S.  E.G.)  81 

•Schcvers,  Plenry 271 

Scbiereubere:,  Ernst 97 

Schilds,  Augustus 72 

Schildt,  Henry 170 

Schill,  Adolph 103 

Schilling-,  John 375 

Schindler,  Franz 387 

Schindlor,  William  F.  U 335 

Schipper,  Jolm 10,  20 

Scbirmcr,  Lawrence,  (26th  Mo.  inf.) 113 

Schiiroer,  Lawrence,  (Cole  co.  H.  G.,   Mo. 

iuf,  U.S.  E.G.) 398 

Schirtner,  ^McholaB - 390 

Schlaicb,  Julius 203 

Sehleiter,  Charles 247 

Schlenstedt,  Frederick 198 

Schlichting,  Bernbard 218 

Schliehting,  Ileiuhard 170,  218 

Schlick,  Jacob  A 197 

Schlieker,  Gustav 118 

Schlitzberger,  Louis 17 

SchloesBer,  Peter  J 401 

Scblopp,  Nicholas .'51 

SchloKser,  Philip  Jacob    2!ll 

Scblupp,  Nicholas 21 

LSchluter,  Herrman 170 

Schmalziuger,  August 140 

Schmidt,  Carl 202 

Schmidt,  (;arl  II 176 

Schmidt,  Christopher  11 218 

Schmidt,  Krnst,  (12th  Mo.  inf.) 97 

Schmidt,  Ernst,  (2d  Mo.  inf.) 387 


Schmidt,  Frederick 86 

Schmidt,  John  C 335 

Schmidt,  Joaepli 112 

.Schmidt,  Louis 140 

Scbmitt,  p'rauci.s  A 75 

Schmitt,  Philip  U 79 

Schmitt,  Pbilipp  W 387 

.Schmitten,  Frederick 6R 

Schmitz,  Joseph 131 

Schneeweiss,  William  T 82 

Schneider.  Edward  F 370 

Schneider,  L.  W 68 

Schneider,  Louis,  (33d  Wis.  inf.) 209 

Schneider,  Loni.s,  (4tU  Mo.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.C.)..390 

Schneider,  Rudolph 392 

Sehncll,  August 327 

Schnell,  Charles,  (5th  mil.  and  13th  Mo.  cav. ).22, 43 
Schncll,  Charles,  (4th  Mo.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C.)---390 

Schnell,  Louis,  (2d  Mo.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C.) 78 

Schnell.  Louis,  (4th  Mo.  inf..  U.  S.  U.  C.)  ....390 

Schnellen,  Frederick 203 

Schnidler,  Franz 78 

Schnitger,  Gustavus 229 

.Schnnhr,  William 97 

Schoeffel,  Bernard  S 211 

Schoeraaker,  John 197 

Schoen,  David 373 

Schoenbeck.  Charles 392 

Schoenbrodt,  Friedrich 16 

Schoeneich,  Henrv 80, 126, 133 

Schoenen,  Frank  G 113 

Schocnle,  Jacob 86, 115 

Schoenthali-r,  Godfried 75 

Schofield,  Georgo  \V 57,64 

Sehofield,  James 120 

Schofield,  Jolm  :\I 50,  385 

Schooler,  William  D 133 

Schoole V,  John  H 89 

Schooley,  John  W 247 

.Schorbach.  Emil 16 

Schorse,  Otto 170 

Schottler,   Adolphus 97 

Schrader,  Alexander,  (1st  Mo.  n)il.  inf.) 7C 

Schrader,  Alexander,  (Mnj.  Krekel'!)  batt'n 

jVo.  inf.) 140 

Scliram,  I.-iaac  C lOG 

Schramm,  Loui« 16,20 

.Schrcck,  Longiu  A 120 

Schreiak,  David 203 

Schreiner,  Frederick  E 82,393 

Schreyer,  Gustavus 1 

.Schrickel,  Theodore 384 

Schroeder,  Albert,  (9th  WU  inf.) 177 

Schrocder,  Albert,  (2d  A'a;;.  cav.) 345 

Schi ocder,  Hermann 387 

Schroeder,  Jolm 247 

Schroeder,  Martin 101 

Schroeling,  John  C 149, 167 

.Schrocter,  Julius 205 

Schrom,  James  B 204 

Schubert,  Casper 85 

Schubert,  Joseph,  (Ist  Mo.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C, 

war  in  Mo.) 75 

Schubert,  Joseph,  <41st  Mo.  inf.) 129 

Schubert,  Joseph,  (1st  Mo.  inf..  U.  S.  R.  G., 

3-montbs) 385 

Schubert,  0^  wald 201 

Schuchard,  Ferdinand 75 

Schiiddig,  Ferdinand 390 

Schuddig,  Friederich 390 

Schuoler,  Gustuvus 60 

Schueller,  August 201 


liMULj^\      \jr       i>AM£,i3, 


0'±U 


Schuellef,  Edward 102 

Schuetze,  Louis 177 

Schuh,  Hei-mann 392 

Schulte,  JoVin  Jacob fi4 

Schulte,  Martin .' Ig9 

Schulten,  Willitim 177 

Schiilties,  Herraau  J 145 

Schults,  Augustus 120 

SchuUz,  Beuedict 387 

Schultze,  Tbilo KlO 

Schuiz,  August 370 

Schulz,  Carl ^ 155 

Schuiz,  Edward 390 

Schumactier,  Frederick,  ((ith  Jf'is.  inf. ) 170 

Scbuniacher,  Frederick,  (21st  JVis.ini.) 195 

Sclmmacher.  Leo 273 

.Schumann,  Charles 75 

Schuster,  Adolph  F 100 

Schuster,  Edward 58 

Schuster,  George,  (3d  J\/o.  inf.,  3-years) 82 

Schuster,  George,  (3d  ATo.  inf.,  3-months) 388 

Schutzenbach,  Edward 384 

Schuyler,  Frederick 43 

Schuyler,  Henry  Smith 144 

Schuyler,  Herman  P 161 

SchAvab,  Jobn.jr 395 

Schwarz,  Otto 67,69 

Schweers,  John  M 165 

Schweikher,  Olto 38 

.Schweitzer,  Adam 140 

Schweitzer,  Gottlieb 218 

Schwendener,  Ulrich ICO 

Schwerdener,  Ulrich 387 

Scidmore,  George  B ii 

Scober,  John 40 

Scobey,  John  G 247 

Scobey,  Joseph  W 338 

Scofield,  Hiram 245 

Scolea,  Hamilton  J 301 

Scoles,  Jordan  J.  D 277 

Scott,  Alexander 126 

Scott,  Alpheua 257 

Scott,  Anderson  J 283 

Scott,  Calvin  B 2U5 

Scott,  Charles 403 

Scott,  CharltB,  ir t257 

Scott,  David,  (9th  lowacav.) 242 

Scott,  David,  (3d  Jo/ca  inf.) 247 

Scott,  David  H 297 

Scott,  Donald  D 189 

Scott,  E.  McLeauB 297 

Scott,  Edward 344 

Scott,  Erastus 300 

Scott,  George  E 161 

Scott,  Harmon 368 

Scott,  James  R  190 

Scott,  John 247,293 

Scott,  JohnB 2U5 

Scott,  John  G 200 

Scutt,  John  W.,  (3d  Wis.  inf.) 1 66 

Scott,  John  W.,  (2d  Iowa  inf.) 245 

Scott,  John  W.,  (10th  Kan.  inf.) 372 

Scott,  Joseph  P '^^'^•}Vr 

Scott,  Lyman,  jr i^p5 

Scott,  Lyman  S ^'^8 

Scott,  Oliver  H.  P.,  (3d /owa  cav.) 231 

Scott,  Oliver  H.  P.,  (48th  iowa inf.) 404 

Scott,  Pleasant  M 3 

Scott,  Thomas  G 314 

Scott,  William,  (9th  Iowa  inf.) 259 

Scott,  William,  (33d /oiiia  inf. ) 294 

35  g 


Scott,  Wil'iam  A 279 

Scott,  William  P 233 

Scott,  William  L 209 

Scott,  William  M 183 

Scovel,  Richard  C 167 

Scoville,  Elbert  A 74 

Scraper,  Archibald 366 

Scraper,  George 366 

Scribner,  Elliot  M 210 

Scribner,  Wiley  S 187 

Scroggg,  David  G 275 

Scudder,  Thomas  W 347 

Scully,  Thomas 120 

Scupham,  John  R 74 

Sciiiiock,  William  D 104 

Seaman,  Benjamin  W 301 

Seaman,  Henry  0 348 

Seaman,  John  A 125 

Seaman,  Silas  C 192 

Seaman,  William  O 110 

Seaman,  William  R.  P 8 

Seamand3.  William  G 379 

Seamacs,  Robert  M 284 

Searcy,  Beverly 253 

Searl,  Albert  D " t'53,  370 

Searle,  Charles  P 257 

Searles,  Charles  A 161 

Searles,  James  M 214 

Searles,  Jasper  N 312 

Sears,  George  C 344 

Sears,  John  J 374 

Seaton,  Algernon  S - 144 

Seaton,  George  G 145 

Seaton,  Joseph  H 106 

Seavey,  Webber  S 235 

Seavy,  E.  J 29 

Seawell,  Thomas  D 93 

Seay,  Abraham  J.,  (32d  Jlfo.  inf.) 123 

Seay,  Abraham  J.,  (Col.  Phelps' reg"til/o.inf.)  396 

Sebilng,  Silas 140 

Secrest,  James  M 267 

Secrest,  John 267 

See,  John  J 32 

Seeley,  Mile 151 

Seeley,  Sherwood  E 182 

Seeley,  Thomas 249 

Seeli,  Jacob 100 

Seely,  Philander  G 311 

'  Seeman,  Emil,  (2d  Mo.  It.  art.) 64 

Seeman,  Emil,  (1st  iVfo.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C.) 385 

Seeman,  John  P 201 

Seep,  Charles  P 128 

Seevers,  James  A 271 

Seevers,  Theodrick  L 294 

Seffens,  Hiram: 217 

Seibel,  Edward  M 92 

Seifert,  Ernest 187 

Seigle,  Charles 82 

Seigneurct,  Hypolyte  J 306 

Seipt-1,  Henry 97 

Selby,  William  B 35 

Self.  Jesse  N 123 

Self,  John  R 127 

Selkman,  August 65 

Sell,  John  E 250 

Selle,  F.  W 26 

Selle,  Julius 119 

Sellentin,  Adolph 97 

Sellers,  John  L 24 

Sellers,  William 374 

SeUs,  George  W 301 


546 


INDEX    OF    NAMFS. 


Sellp,  Lewis B,  40 

SellH,  William  II 2:i3 

Selover,  Henry 321 

Seramelrogge,  CharleH 97 

Sencenieh,  Jereiiiiali  R 353 

Sennet,  James  W 301   ; 

Sergeant,  Isaac  C 400  j 

Sergent,  Cliarles  J "56  [ 

Sen  ill,  Henry 170  j 

Sessions,  Filzrov '247  I 

Sessions,  Milan  H 195 

Settle,  Edward  V 31)4 

Seufert,  Gregor 309 

Severance,  Martin  J 326 

Seward,  Francis  H 87 

Sewrigbt,  Jolin 179 

Sexton,  Andrew IBl 

Sexton,  Andrew  J 163 

Sexton,  George - 225 

Sexton,  Isaac 262 

Sexton,  James - 181 

Seymour,  Alexander  T 204 

Seymour,  George  W  ..- HO 

Shadel,  William  H Ill 

Shaefer,  Frederick 79 

SUafer,  Daniel  A 268 

Shafer,  Emanuel  B 106 

Shafer,  John  W 284 

Shafer,  William  H 10 

Sbaffer,  George  P 267 

Shaifer,  Gustavus  A 384 

Shaffer,  William  F 6 

Shafter,  William  N 203 

Shain,  Edward  C 130 

Shane,  Abram  A 296 

Shane,  John 267 

Shanklin,  John  A 13 

Shanklin,  Joseph  A -270 

Shanks,  Samuel 117 

Shannon,  Andrew  J ..374 

Shannon,  David  E 21 

Shannon,  John  D 271 

Shannon,  Joseph  0 269 

Shannon,  Robert  J 293 

Shannon,  Samuel  A 93 

Sharman,  Charles  H 294 

Sharp,  Benjamin 35 

Sharp,  Edward  E 35 

Sharp,  George  B 2.?9 

Sharp,  George  J 233 

Sharp,  George  R 328 

Sharp,  John  B 104 

Sharp,  Preston 41 

Sharp,  William  P 297 

Sharpe,  William 149 

Shattuc,  William  H 349 

Shattuck,  Scott 237 

Shattuck,  Warren  C 14 

Shaver,  James  J 327 

Shaver,  Philip  E 227 

Shaver,  William  T.,  (12th  il/o.  cav.) 41 

Shaver,  William  T.,  (32d  Mo.  inf.) 123 

Shaw,  Albert  T 254 

Shaw,  Alexander 2J9,  289 

Shaw,  CyruH  H 402 

Shaw,  George  K 216 

Shaw,  John  M.,  (25th.  Wis.  inf.) 200 

Shaw,  John  M.,  (5th  Iowa  inf.) 251 

Shaw,  Leander  1 149 

Shaw,  Robert  0 89 

Shaw,  S.  B 26 


Shaw,  Samuel  B 390 

Shaw,  WiUiam 324 

Shaw,  William  T 269 

Rhawhan,  Joseph  H.,  (9th  Iowa  cav.) 242 

Shawhau,  Joseph  11.,  {'Sid  Iowa  inf.) 294 

Shawl,  Uifayette 252 

Shea,  Daniel  E 209 

.•:healor.  Martin  V.  B - 233 

.Sheardown,  .*amiiel  B   326 

Shears,  Henry,  (48  h  iris,  inf  ) 221 

Shears,  Henrv,  (39th  Wis.  inf.) 400 

Sheehau,-  Timothy  J 320 

Sheelev.  William  P 91 

Sheffield,  Eugene  S 239 

Sheldon,  Alvanus  W 403 

Sheldon,  Charles  S.,  (batt's  G,  H,  and  I,  1st 

Mo.  It.  art.  and  1st  Mo.  inf.) 60,  61, 385 

Sheldon,  Charles  S.,  (18th  J/o.  inf.) 1C4 

Sheldon,  Edward  T 289 

Sheldon,  Edwin  P 348 

Sheldon,  Hiram  A 161 

Shell,  John 368 

Shellabarger,  Ephraim 263 

Shelledy,  Stephen  B 298 

Shelly,  Benneville  Y 2.36 

Shelly,  Erwin  Y 305 

Shelly,  Joel  H 26,43 

Shelton,  Charles  S 73 

Shelton,  Frederick  M 115 

Shelton,  Ortus  C 403 

Shelton,  Thomas  M 4 

Shelton,  William  A - 3 

Shepard,  Cyrus  P 184 

Shepard,  George 113 

Shepard,  Hugh 32 

Shepard,  Isaac  F 82 

Shepard,  James  H 343 

Shepard,  Joseph  P 166 

Shepard,  Myron 312 

Shepard,  Sidney  E , 179 

Sbephard,  Solomon 2fil 

Shephard,  Thomas  H 237 

Shepheard,  John  J 335 

Shepherd,  Euphrates 360 

Shepherd,  John  B 57,62 

Shepley,  James  H 312 

Sbeppard,  John  L 208 

Sherbrooke,  G.  G 319 

Sherburu,  Edwin  R 287 

Sheridan,  Michael  V -  - 79 

Sherman,  Arthur  M 147 

Sherman,  Buren  R 267 

Sherman,  Emery 213 

Sherman,  Henry  M .-  - 41 

Sherman,  Mark  H 221 

Sherman,  Matthew 338 

Sherman,  Sampson  M 219 

Sherman,  AVard  B 242 

Sherman,  William  E 304 

Sherman,  William  P 104 

Sherou,  John  C 251 

Sherrin,  John 372 

Sherwood,  Charles  T.,  (2d  Cnl.  cav.) 331 

Sherwood.  Charles  T.,  (6th  Cal.  inf.) 342 

Sherwood,  Daniel  B 73 

Sherwood,  Lyman  A 325 

Shew,  William  W 285 

Shibley,  Samuel 8,  40,  43 

Shiel,  Michael 2 

Shields,  John  F 375 

Shielda,  JohnH 404 


INDEX  OF    NAMES. 


547 


Shields,  L.  Craig 358  \ 

Shields,  Lemuel 249 

Shields,  Samuel 172 

Shields,  William  B 47 

Shiffei-,  Htnry  P 227 

■ShiUito,  William  B 141 

Shinn,  George  W  112 

Shinn,  Thomas  J 26,43 

Shipley,  James  G 271 

Shipley,  John  L 282 

Shipley,  Kichard  W :J75 

Shipley,  William  J 377 

Shipmun,  Stephen  V 1 44 

•Shirk,  William  A 267 

Shirland,  Edmoiid  D 328 

Shirley,  William  S 109 

Shirrell,  David 172 

Shively,  Henry 374 

Sbiverick,  Andrew  P 204 

Shoekey,  George  H 281 

Shoemaker,  Benj.  P I 

Shoemaker,  Cliarlea  B 289 

Shoemaker,  Elijah 22 

Shoemaker,  Francis  M 337 

Shoemaker,  Henry  M 295,  299 

Shoemaker,  John  P 240 

Shoenemaun,  Rudolph 322 

Sholes,  Charles  L 212 

Shook,  Henry,  (27th  Mo.  inf.) 110 

.Shook,  Henry,  (42d  Mo.  inf.) 130 

Shook.  John 115 

Shoopman,  David  O 95 

Shoot,  James  H 19 

Short,  Martin  C 207 

Short,  Robert  W 87 

Short,  William  H 335 

Short,  William  L 14 

Shove,  Don  A 184 

Showalter,  John 147 

Showalter,  Levi 164 

Shrader,  John  C 281 

Shrader,  John  M    342 

Shriver,  William  U 227 

Shrope,  Andrew  J 263 

Shubert,  Garrett  B.,  (8th  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 33 

Shubert,  Garrett  B.,  (14th  Mo.  cav.) 44 

Shubert,  Henry  A 118 

Shuey,  William  H 269 

Shuler,  B.  1> 325 

Shumacker,  Anton 75 

Shumaker,  John  W 265 

Shuman.  George  W - 314 

ShumatH,  Daniel 3 

Shurtltff,  Benjamin  K 24 

Shurtleff,  NathMuiel 51,112 

Shurtz,  Elliot,  (8th  Iowa  cav.) 241 

Shurtz,  Elliot,  (13th  lowaini.) 267 

Shutta,  James  H.,  (13th /owo  inf.) 267 

Shutt",  James  H.,  (28th  loiea  inf.) 288 

Sibley,  James  M 328 

Sibley,  William  H 198 

Sides,  Marion 135 

Siebold,  Frederick 218 

Siefert,  Wil'.iam 79 

Siegel,  Henry 186 

Siegfl,  John  N 68 

Siemiller,   Israel I'^S 

Sigel,  Albert 22 

Sigel,  Franz 388 

Sigler,  David  S 253 

Siguor,  James  H - 3''2 


Sikcmier,  Frederick 68 

Sill,  Henry  P 287 

SiUbee,  Eri ,...222 

Sil.sby,  Henry  A 8 

Silsby,  John : ' 153 

Silsbv,  William  H 261 

SilveV,  0.-car  F 187 

Silver,  Oscar  PI 203 

Sil vis,  W  illiam  L 324 

Sime,  Knud  J 186 

Simeral,  James  M 227 

Simmons,  John  T 268 

Simmons,  Wiliner  S 249 

Simmons,  William  T - 9o 

Simais,  William  R 109 

Simon,  Ferdinand 386 

Simon,  Joseph 78 

Simon,  William 386 

Simons,  George  W 355 

Simons,  Heniy  A 348 

Simons,  William  A 284 

Simonson,  Thomas 186 

Simonton,  Morgan 66,  69 

.Simpson,  BenjaminP.,  (Cass  en,  H.G.,iV/o.cav.)  49 

Simpson,  Benjamin  F.,  (15th  Kan.  cav.) 358 

Simpson,  Henry  C 315 

Simpson,  James  E 265 

Simpson,  James  G 157 

Simpson,  John  P 334 

Simpson,  Lloyd  D 271 

Simpson,  Peter 21 

Simpson,  .Samuel  P.,  (12th  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 42 

Simpson,  Samuel  P., (31stand32dMo.inf.)l:J2,  123 
Simpson,  Samuel  P.,  (3d Mo.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C.)  .388 

Simpson,  William  H 106 

Sims,  Columbus .330 

Sims,  William  S 287 

Siuchvr,  John 325 

Sinclair,  Thomas 312 

Singer,  John  M 353 

Singer,  William 328 

Singer,  William  P 122 

Single,  Charles  A 124 

Singleton,  Amos ■ 96 

Singleton,  John  W 112 

Sinnott,  Martin  N 106 

Sisson,  Isaac  H 76 

Six,  Killian 320 

Sixkiller,  Redbird 368 

.Skaro,  Asgrim  K.,(,2d  Minn,  iuf.) 314 

Skaro,  Asgrim  K.,  (9th  Minn,  inf.) 325 

Skeel,  Stephen  M 213 

Skelley,  Henry 38 

Skelton,  Charles  W 18 

Skelton,  John  F 275 

Skewes,  Edwin 147 

Skiff,  Harvey  J 267 

SkiUiug,  Hugh 273 

Skiuuer,  Anson 403 

Skinner,  Charles  W 212 

Skinner,  Ellas 283 

Skinner,  John  O 261 

Skinner,  William  W 334 

Skofstad,  Albert 186 

Sladderi,  Sidney  P 247 

Slnde,  John  W 38 

Sladek,  Henry 14 

Slngg,  Thomas 165 

Slane,  CoUiu  T 356 

Slater,  John 332,340 

Slaughter,  Philip  M 43 


548 


INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


Slaughter,  Robert  P 304 

Slaughter,  Thomas  S 322 

Slawsoii,  Charles 370 

Slawson,  CharleM  B 204 

Slaymaker,  Jonathan  S .240 

Sleinuieup,  Byron 370 

Slinger,  John 109 

Slingerland,  Abraham 1,  28 

Sloan,  A.  J 2fi6 

Sloan,  Henry  C 221 

Sloan,'  leaac" B 29(5 

Sloan .  J.  I-I 51 

Sloan,  Robert  J 120 

Sloan,  Rowland  T 295 

Sloan,  Samuel  C J 25 

Sloan,  Samuel  P 280 

Sloan,  William  H 139 

Sloanaker,  Lewis  M 278 

Sloanaker,  Theodore  A 261 

Sloane,  John  L 330 

Sioat,  William  E - 172 

Slocum,  Charles  A 287 

Slocum,  Elias 30 

Slocum,  John  D 332,  340 

Sloggy,  Peter 190 

Slonaker,  Jacob  A 358 

Sloo,  Robert  C fil 

Slosson,  Nathaniel 375 

Sluder,  William  A.,  (1st  jl/o.  mil.  inf.) ; 7fi 

Sluder,  William  A.,  (32d  Mo.  inf.) 123 

Slusser,  Francis  M 294 

Sly,  James  B .308 

Smail,  John,  (lOlh  IVis.  inf.) 178 

Small,  John,  (35th  Wis.  inf.) 211 

Small,  Henry  C 376 

Small,  Henry  J.  F 265 

Small,  John,  (16th  Mo.  cav.) 47 

Small,  John,  (Col.  Phelps'  reg't  Mo.  iuf) 396 

Small,  WilliamE 261 

Smalley,  Daniel  N 200 

Smalley,  Frederick  A 372 

Smalley,  William  M.. 350 

Smalhvood,  William  H 117 

Smart,  Edwin,  (3d  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 14 

Smart,  Edwin,  (49th  Mo.  inf.) ..136 

Smedley,  Abel  B.,  (32d  iris.\nf.) 208 

Smedley,  Abel  B.,  (46th  Wis.  inf.) 219 

Smelker,  John  W 200 

Smiley,  George  P 130 

Smiley,  George  S 253 

Smiley,  John 281 

Smiley,  Joseph  M 267 

Smilev,  Philip 69 

Smiley,  Walter  H 117 

Smith,  A.  Chester 183 

Smith,  A.  R- -.. 57,60 

Smith,  Aaron  M 265 

Smith,  Abner  B 195 

Smith,  Abraham  B 335 

Smith,  Abram  C 43 

Smith,  Absalom  S 184 

Smith,  AdaraB 125 

Smith,  Albert  C 403 

Smith,  Albert  E 174 

Smith,  Albert  F 89 

Smith,  Allen  A 297 

Smith,  Almon 156 

Smith,  Amos  C 355 

Smith,  Anderson  C 353 

Smith,  Anderson  F 2U 

Smith,  Andrew  J.,  (13th  Wis.  inf.) 183 


Smith,  Andrew  J.,  (2d  CW.  cav.) 330 

Smith,  Andrew  J.,  (39th  Wis.mi.) 400 

Smith,  Barrett  H 401 

Smith,  Benjamin 167 

Smith,  Benjamin  B 1 

.Smith,  Benjamin  D.,  (8th  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 33 

Smith,  Benjamin  D.,  (15th  3/b.  cav.) 46 

Smith,  Benjamin  F 316 

Smith,  Benton 353 

Smith,  Benton  K 256 

Smith,  Caleb  S 356 

Smith,  Charles 9.'> 

Smith,  Charles  A.,  (24thand35fh  ;n.s.inf.)198,  2U 

Smith,  Charles  A.,  (5th  Cal.  inf.) 340 

Smith,  Charles  B 235 

Smith,  Charles  D 128 

Smith,  Charles  H 233 

Smith,  Charles  M 183 

Smith,  Charles  O.,  (15lh  Kan.  cav.) 358 

Smith,  Charles  O.,  (1st  A'a?t.  inf.) 362 

Smith,  Charles  W.,  (30th  Mo.  mi.) 120 

Smith,  Charles  W.,  (22d  Wis.  iof.) 196 

Smith,  Charles  W.,  (Ist  il//«n.  h'y  art.) 307 

Smith,  Charles  W.,  (2d  Cal.  inf.) 335 

Smith,  Charles  W.,  (3d  Mo.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  0388 

Smith,  Claremount  C 344 

Smith,  Conrad 32 

Smith,  Conrad  F 203 

Smith,  Cooley 188 

Smith,  David  N 277 

Smith,  David  S 261 

Smith,  Davis  M 115 

Smith,  DeWittC 312 

Smith,  Edward  A 361 

Smith,  Edward  K 35 

Smith,  Eli 36H 

Smith,  Ellery  P.,  (7th  Mo.  cav.)   29 

Smith,  Ellery  P.,  (3d  Mo.  inf.,U.  S.  R.  C.)  ..388 

Smith,  ElvinH 207 

Smith,  Ferdinand 342 

Smith,  Francis  A 216 

Smith,  Francis  E •. 3.')8 

Smith,  Frank  M 32 

Smith,  Frederick  A 144 

Smith,  George  H 399 

Smith,  George  I.,  (9th  Mo.  mil.  ra^.) 35 

Smith,  George  I.,  (49th  Mo.  iuf.) 136 

Smith,  George  M 90 

Smith,  George  P  ., 287 

Smith,  George  R 221 

Smith,  George  W.,  (6th  3/o.  cav.) 24 

Smith,  George  W.,  (13th  Kan.  iuf) 375 

Smith,  Gilbert  C 340 

Smith,  Giles  A 91 

Smith,  Harrison 278 

Smith,  Ilitrvey 40 

Smith,  Harvey  A 345 

Smith,  Henry,  (7th  Mo.  mt.) 89 

Smith,  Henry,  (11th  Mo.  iuf  ) 95 

Smith,  Henry  A 137 

Smith,  Henry  D 179 

Smith,  Henry  .J 255 

Smith,  Hiram  E 179 

Smith,  Isom 358 

Smith,  Jackson  C 229 

Smith,  Jacob 109 

Smith,  James,  (21st  Jl/o.  inf.) 106 

Smith,  James,  (36th  Wis.\-ai.) 212 

Smith,  James,  (7th  Kan.  cav.) 351 

Smith,  James,  (46th  Mo.  iuf.) 394 

Smith,  James  A ]27 


INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


549 


lith, 


Sm 
Sm 
Sm; 
Sm 
Sm 
Sm: 
Sm: 
Sm 
Sm 
Sm 
Sm 
Sm 
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Sm 
Sm: 
Sm 
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Sm: 

Sm: 

Sm 

Sm: 

Smi 

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Smi 

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Sm 

Smi 

Sm: 

Smi 

Smi 

Sm: 

Sm 

Sm 

S 

Sm: 

Smi 

Smi 

Sm 

Sm 

Sm 

Sm 

Sm 

Sm 

Smith, 


ith, 
lith, 
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lith, 
lith, 
lith, 
ith, 
lith, 
lith, 
lith, 
lith, 
ith, 
lith, 
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lith, 
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lith, 
lith, 
lith, 
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lith, 
lith, 
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lith, 
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lith, 
lith, 
lith, 
lith, 
lith, 
lith, 
lith, 
lith, 
lith, 
lith, 
lith, 
lith, 
lith, 
lith, 
lith, 
lith, 
lith, 
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lith, 
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lith, 
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lith, 
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lith, 
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th, 
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lith, 
lith, 


Sm: 
Smi 

Smi 


Smith, 
lith. 


Smi 
Smi 
Smi 
Smi 
Smi 
Smi 
Smi 
Smi 


Jamca  G.,  (7th  Iowa  ciiv.) 239 

Jamea  G.,  (7th  Kan.  cav.) 351 

Jamea  M 290 

James  N 255 

John 338 

John  A.,  (8th  JVis:  inf.) 174 

John  A.,  (49th  fris.  inf.) 222 

John  A.,  (5th  Iowa  cav. ) 235 

John  Allison 284 

John  B 247 

John  C ...284 

John  H.,  (1st  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 3 

John  H. ,  (16th  Iowa  inf.) 273 

John  M  - 104 

John  S ...261 

John  T.,  (8th  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 34 

John  T.,  (lath  Kan.  cav.) 358 

John  W. ,  (40th  Iowa  inf.) 301 

JohnW.,  (7th  Cal  inf.) 343 

Joseph,  (14th  Wis.  inf.) 184 

Joseph,  (30th  Iowa  inf.) 290 

Joseph,  (1st  and  5th  Cal.  inf.) 332,34  1 

Joseph,  (2d  Mo.  inf.,  U.  S.  K.  C.) 387 

Joseph  D 35 

Joseph  F.,  (8th  Iowa  cav.) 241 

Joseph  F.,  (6th  Kan.  cav.) 350 

Joseph  H 289 

Joseph  K 255 

Joseph  L 294 

Josiah  C 2-i 

Lewis,  (11th  Mo.  cav.) 38 

Lewis,  (15th  Mo.  cav.) 46 

Lewis  M.  B 144 

Loaranii  M 278 

Lucius  B 323 

Lyman  B 304 

Lyman  H 164 

Lyman  L 402 

Lyndsey  J 204 

Milo 285 

MiloP 2S2 

Morgan  L 91 

Natnan  A.  C 181 

Nevvcomb  S 296 

Nicholas 209 

Noblo  W.,  (34th  Wi.i.  mil.  inf.) 210 

Noble  "W.,  (.iBt  Wis.  inf.) 400 

Norman  M 253 

O.C 211 

O.  H.  P 276 

Oliver  B 326 

Oliver  P 77 

Oscar  B 208 

Oscar  F 41 

Percy  B 168 

Perry  L 270 

Peter 189 

Reuben 10 

Robert  G 73 

Robert  P 223 

S.  Compton 151 

S.D 401 

Samuel  D 362 

Samuel  O 287 

Samuel  P 330 

Samuel  W.,  (30th  Wis.  inf.) 206 

Samuel  W.,  (4th  Cai.  inf.) 338 

Sewall  W.,  (52d  W^is.  inf.) 225 

Sewall  ■\V.,  (39th  Wis.  inf.) 400 

Sherman  G 301 

Sidney  S 277 


Smith,  Simeon 314 

Smith,  Solomon,  (1st /owo  cav.) 227 

Smith,  Solomon,  (10th  JiTon.  inf.) 372 

Smith,  Spencer 257 

Smith,  Stephen  S 285 

Smith,  Stephen  W 252 

Smith,  Sylvester  T 362 

Smith.  Thaddeus  S 43 

Smith,  Thomas,  (lUh  Mo.  int.) 95 

Smith,  Thomas,  (27th  Mo.  inf.) 115 

Smith,  Thomas,  (33d  Mo.  inf.) 125 

Smith,  Thomas  A.  H 35 

Smith,  Thomas  D 229 

Smith,  Thomas  G 47 

Smith,  Thomas  M 304 

Smith,  "Wallace 148 

Smith,  We.sley  T 360 

Smith,  Whitman  B 332 

Smith,  William,  (3d  Wis.  cuv.) 149 

Smith,  William,  (26th  Wis.  inf.) 201 

Smith,  William,  (Brackett'sbatt'nM/nn.  cav.)305 

Smith,  William,  (3d  Cal.iof.) 337 

Smith,  William  C 357 

Smith,  William  E 311 

Smith,  William  H.,  (2d  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 8 

Smith,  William  H.,  (28th  Wis.  inf.) 204 

Smith,  William  M 332,340 

Smith,  AVilliam  W :...283 

Smith,  Wilson  T 271 

Smith,  WinfieldS 128 

Smock,  Charles 271 

Smouse,  William  H 283 

Smout,  Basil 197 

Smyser,  Henry  E 170 

Smyth,  Patrick  A 297 

Smyth,  William 292 

Smythe,  Thomas  344 

Smyzer,  George  W 287 

Snedeker,  Nicholas 297 

Sneed,  John  F 128 

Snell,  Charles  A.,  (4th  and  5th  Jl/o.  cav.).  ..16,  20 

Snell,  Charles  A.,  (41st  iV/o.  inf.) 129 

Snell,  Leonard 89 

Snell,  Simon 368 

Snelling,  George  T 2 

Snider,  Jacob  H 133 

Snider,  Jonathan  B 353 

Snider,  Philip  H 88 

Snoddy,  James  D 351 

Snoddy,  JohnT , 351 

SuodgrasB,  John  C 275 

Snorgrass,  Isaac 398 

Snow,  Florentine  E 322 

Snow,  Samuel  W 284 

Snow,  William  M 165 

Snow,  William  S 95 

.Snowden,  Thomas 246 

Snyder,  Abraham  N 296 

Snyder,  Benjamin  F 40 

Snyder,  Cyrus  L 318 

Snyder,  Ebenezer -- ...351 

Snyder,  Eli 372 

Snyder,  Enos 139 

Snyder,  J.  W.  0 ~ 

Snyder,  Jacob,  (3d  Mo.  cav, ) 1 1 

Snyder,  Jacob,  (7th  Iowa  inf.) 255 

Snyder,  John 190 

Snyder,  Samuel ^27 

Snyder,  William  F 93 

Sobolaski,  Lucas -54 

Soedt,  Honrich 237 


160 


INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


Solberg,  Olaus 186 

Soley,  Alexis  C 362 

Solf.  Ernst  A 113 

Sommcr,  Frederick 289 

Sommers,  Hermnun 129 

Sommern,  Valentine 79 

Sommerville,  George  W 278 

Sonneuschein,  William 138 

.Sontiig,  Henry H'i 

So-nuk-mikko 3(i4 

Soper,  EraHtua  B 'Jli.'i 

Soper,  Sylvester 340 

Sopp,  Andrew H4 

Sorenson,  A  dolph 220 

iSorrenBon,  Oliver  II 197 

Soto,  Criaanto 329 

Soudhelm,  Simon 46 

Soule,  George 400 

Soule,  Isaac 32 

Southard,  Charlea  C- .  - 353 

Southard,  James 394 

Souther,  Louis,  (29th  jVo.  inf.) 118 

Souther,  Eouis,  (Marion  batt'n.  Mo.  inf.) 396 

Southmayd,  Ogden  A.,  (1st  jn.".  h'y  art.) 153 

Southmayd,  Ogden  A.,  (I8th  n'is.mt.) 190 

Southward,  William 189 

Sowie,  Orlando  T 224 

Sowles,  H irum  H 227 

Spahn,  Peter 75 

Spahr,  Edward 129 

Spain,  William  H 192 

Spalding,  Azel  W 3(i2 

Spalding,  Edward  E 112 

Spalding,  Luther , 208 

Spangler,  Samuel 8 

Spauuagel,  Gustavus  R.,  (1st  Mo.  mil.  inf.). ..76 
Spannagel,  Giistuvus  U.,  (4tli  Mo.  inf.,  U,  S. 

R.  C.) 84 

Spaulding,  Ebenezer  P 172,  173 

Spaulding,  William  C 20,'^ 

Spear,  Charles  H 3H 

Spear,  Loyd  E 280 

Spear,  Wallace  M 1,53 

Spearman,  Cornelius  V 233 

Spearman,  James  D 284 

Spears,  Eli 3(;(i 

Speck,  Archimedes  S 375 

Speck.  Joaeph - 3112 

Spedden,  Charles  E 30 

Speer,  Robert  P 2!I2 

Spelii),  Peter 176 

Spcllman,  Henry  P 28 

Spellmau,  Oscar  M 1 

S pence,  James 402 

Spence,  Timothy 255 

Spencer,  Ancil  K 38 

Spencer,  Avery  T 3.54 

Spencer,  Charlea  A 220 

Spencer,  Clinton  E 137 

Spencer,  George  K 290 

Spencer,  Henry  C Ififi 

Spencer,  Horace  A 231 

Spencer,  James  A 360 

Spencer,  James  C 213 

Spencer,  James  F 179 

Spencer,  Jesse 46 

Spencer,  John  J - 136 

Spencer,  Joseph  H 3U 

Spencer,  Robert  H.,  (lOtU  jn.i.  inf.) 178 

Spencer,  Robert  H.,  (47tb  lyis.  inf.) 220 

Spencer,  Theodore  C 206 


Spencer,  William .269 

Spencer,  William  B 318 

Spenner,  John 302 

Sperry,  Harlow  W 24 

Spicer,  Carlton  W 138 

Spicer,  Xewell  W 362 

Spiegelberg,  William ". 192: 

Spiegelhalter,  Joseph,  (12th  Mo.  inf.) 97 

Spiegelhalter,  Joseph,  (5th  A/o.  inf.) 392 

Spiel  man,  John  A 275- 

Spiers,  Henry 50 

SpiUman,  Jerome 235 

Spillman,  Thomaa  J 24 

Spilman,  Alexander  C 368 

Spinner,  August 102 

Spinzig,  Charles,  (2d  Mo.  inf.,   U.   S.  K.   C, 

3-Years) 78 

Spinzig,  Charles,  (2d  Mo.  inf.) 79 

Spinzig,  Charles,  (2d  Mu.  inf..  U.   S.   R.   C, 

3-mouths) 387 

Spoerry ,  Henry  T 164 

Spoerry,  John  R 164 

Spoon  er,  Henry  F 401 

Spooner,  John  C 223 

Spooner,  Lemuel  L 297 

Spoor,  George  E 343 

Spoor,  Nelson  T 243 

Spore,  Smith 273 

Sporleder,  Juliua 85 

Spottawood,  Thompson  A 280 

Sprague,  Ezra  T 174,215 

Sprague,  Franklin  B 377 

Sprague,  Harley  L 170 

Sprague,  James  L 144,145 

Sprague,  Jamea  M 1 

Spring,  Josiah  C 21 

Springer,  Augustus  W 255 

Springer,  (Jbailes  H 41 

Springer,  Elihu  F 105 

Springer,  Hermann 21 

Springer,  Isaac  E 166 

Spriiiger,  John  B 249 

Springer  John  M 166 

Springer,  Joseph  H  227 

Spring-Frog 366 

.Sprochnle,  Felix 86 

Si)r(itt,  Thomas  L 278 

Spurr,  George  A.,  (16  Jlh.  inf.) 187 

Spurr,  George  A.,  (.52d  H'is.  inf.) 225 

Squires,  Charles  E 279 

Squires,  Freeman  A 3U7 

.Squires,  Jamea  P 221 

Squires,  Ransom  D 167 

Sry,  Randolph 249 

Stabler,  George  W \ 345 

Stack,  John 194 

Slackman,  William 273 

Stacy,  Dor  K 320 

Stacy,  James  N 327 

Staddeu,  Isaac 349 

Staddon,  Samuel 340 

Stadler,  Henry 20 

Stafford,  Gideon  P 277 

Stafford,  John  K 127 

St Riford,  Lewis 363 

Stafford,  Orrin  P 253 

Stafford,  Thomas  R 167 

Stafford,  Warren  D 237 

S tahel,  John 163 

Staley,  George 184 

Staley,  John  A 288 


INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


551 


Stall,  Her.iv  V OG 

Stiilloup,  Tnoiuas  L -.M.^ 

Staiiiiji,  Anclivw  N vl;?;; 

Stamm.  Coon?.-  W -vu 

St;imiH>r.  Elslmiv  J 3;U 

Stjuibery.  William  (," 0!':! 

Stan.lilil-.l.   A.iuilft -Jt-o 

StiiiulK  y,  AVakelieKl 41 

StiUljro,  Custnvo (',7.  71 

Staii^laivl,  Kloazor  0 1  ^4 

!>t;uii>kius,  Al|>lioii>o lO,"! 

Sfcvnk'V,  rtaiiiol «'' I;i7 

StjuiloV.  Fi-od.  G 10i5 

Siaiilox ,  Josoph  M ^\^ 

Stauloy,  Samuol  H ;i7(t 

Stauly",  lliram  .T 13 

l?Tau\iar<l,  K^a>tu^  W Olio 

Staunai'il,  (ioi  r^o  J  HOT 

Staiuliury.  iJeorfro  H O^;^ 

StaHsbury ,  Samiiol  M :i,v> 

Stall  toil,  Oonioliiis  A O:"!! 

Siiiiiio'.i,  Kihviu ^7 

Stain.  11,  Hariisoa  M I'll!) 

Stanton,  T.  U -JTS 

Staple:!,  C.  A 7.! 

Stajilo:;.  Ooorjro  M Cv:< 

S;a].li>.  Ui-ury  U 1-1,'i 

SiapK-s,  Jolm'F T-iT 

St-ipl.-v  Nabor  \. 171 

Stiii'loioii.  Manju '27 ^ 

St-U'lit,  11.  Uichaid  W ;v;17 

Stark,  Cb:ir\>  K ol'O 

SturK    c'liarios  \V ei!:> 

Stark,  Fi^>dorick  E C7!> 

Stark,  Jo~haa '^lO 

Stark.  Tboi'.ia*  7. CS4 

Stark.  AV.  H lU 

Starkoy ,  Jamos 'JdO 

Starkox ,  WoK  y ,'■7 

Stark<!  John.  ,1 }'.'', 

Starkweather.  Asa  D lOti 

Starkwoathor,  Fredoriok  T UU 

Starkwe.uber,  O ilos  E ll'S 

.■^larkweatbor,  John -(" 

Starkweatlior,  JoVin  0 lb!.4O0 

Siarkn(;iihor.  Jonathan  M -.N 

Si.irkv,  liijrhara UT 

St.iriu  s.  Jvii.-.v  M ;:^ 

Starr,  Anirll^n^^  W 330 

Starr.  Daniel  S •-^i'- 

Starr.  Kihvar.i  T T-.-? 

Starr,  H.iirv  A..  <Ut  (1 />.  inf.') UU 

Starr.  HenrV  A.,  lOiHU  !!";>.  inf.) ]:M 

St.irr   Xeheiiiiali  1> lOli 

Starr.  Saiiiuel  11 ?i 

Siarr,  Sulney  S COli 

Si.irr   Williaui  S l-,;h 

Start,  Sobunou  E i'lT 

Sia.-!son,  Henry ;fOO 

StaiK  r,  Kraaunel  .T.  B 'l-^ 

Staabor,  A.lolphn? ."T,  S;) 

Staab.T.  Thadden>  J 130 

Siauiio.nran>,  .losoph ll^"- 

Stanff,  CaarU>  .T oJi> 

Stipadman,  John  S ■ 1  ?7 

Stearne,*,  I>e  Wit t i*i7 

Steam*.  Oharle* v!,".7 

St.arii!-   La  Motto -Jl-- 

Stearns.  Michael  A > 

Steams,  <.>z,ito  P oi" 

Stelbius,  Frei  J l-o 


Stock.  Waucis 81 

Stock,  (.ieorge 41 

Steilmau,  Elilin  H OyS 

.Stoi-I,  Count  S .157 

.Steel.  AValeolt 378 

Ste.  1.  AVilliaiu  J •27;> 

Steele.  Auizi  J 353 

,><leele.  Charles  \V ]5l 

Steele.  Daniel  A ITS 

Steele.  David  K 134, 135 

Steele,  Frederick 'i'll 

Steele,  (ieorg^e  W IS.^ 

Steele,  James  M.,  (l-.itb  A'rtjj.  inf.")  133 

Steele.  James  M.,  (44th  Mo.  inf.) :!7(! 

Steele.  .TauK  s  L 374 

Steele,  John ^("iS 

Steele,  John  I., 'JS.') 

Steele,  (ihver  P 1 

Steele,  Kobei-t,  (ifd  irh.  inf.i 197 

Steele,  U.'hert,  (4v!d  H'iV.inf.) Ol.'i 

Steele,  .■saiiinel  L ■:S4 

Sioeii.  M:ilhexY  T 3 

Stees,  t'harles  J 3i!-:; 

Stois.  Clinton  t; 306,  .■"!t17 

.Sioe\  or.  Amou ■J7,"i 

.StetVen>.  Aiitluuiv \)7 

>■{:  f\\-ny~.  John 60 

.'Mo_'er,  J. lines SO 

.ssvruian.  iiust.isns 7>1 

Stei.ile.  Henrv 397 

.-^tiicer,  William ICO 

St.  in,  A U.t  rt  F Oil 

Sieinbeiij.  Ferdinand  O 97 

.St.  i,i.  eke,  Hermann f'l 

.Steiumann,  Krn.!t  H 39C 

.steiiimeyer.  William OlU 

St.l/.liny.  tUto 387 

Stelzlini,  Otto 00 

Sieniiner,  Albert 44 

Slender,  William,  (batt'v  E,  Od  ,Uo.  It.  art.) 1.7 

Sleu.ler.  William,  (4 Ut  IVo.  inf.) 109 

Siei.liaii.  Einil  C.  F 155 

Mo]ibani,  Charles 390 

.■stoi'lu  11-,  (.arl.i-  D 174 

.Stephens,  Henrv 3S 

M.  i.heiiv  Johu'w.,  (10th  .Vo.cav.) 36 

M.  phens,  John  W. ,  ( U Ih  Mo.  eav  ) 3S 

Mepheiiv  John  \V.,  (4th  -lAi.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C.).300 

St.  i.luii*,  Kobert  J.  D 19,  4  J 

supli.  11-.  Thomas 147 

S;.]i'.i.  11-.  Thomas  L 400 

M el>lien-oii,  David  V 135 

Slopluii-i.n,  liobeit  B 01.7 

st.'i'p.  r,  lieorjre 30 

.Sioriniir.  Alonzo  S 91 

Sterlincr,  James  W OSl 

Sterling,  1..  vi 147 

Sterner,  (ieoriiro  II 147 

Sierrv,  Clinton  X 307 

siit-.'n,  Carlton  G 0t19 

.Stetson.  Ebenezer  W 15;> 

,sut-..ii.  Henry  K 190 

St.-uart.  ,laiiK".<  E 15^5 

Suveii.  Peter 3SS 

Slovens,  Albert  H 303 

St.-vo"-.  Bertram  E If" 

St.\en>.  Ch.arlos  A 000 

.■^leveii-.  Charles  E 194 

Stevens,  i  lavton 003 

S;.v.■^l^.  D.'U^las  H 0:p 

Stevens.  Edward  K 15rt 


552 


INDEX    OK    NAMES. 


Stevens,  Elias  W 217 

Stevens,  Fenton  F 183 

Stevens,  George  H.,  (2d  Wis.  inf.) 164 

Stevens,  George  H.,  (5th  lowaint) 251 

Stevens,  George  H.,  (38th  lowamf.) 2!.i9 

Stevens,  George  W 3J7 

Stevens,  Giles 181 

Stevens,  Henry  H 332,  340 

Stevens,  Herman  D 87 

Stevens,  Hiram 207 

Stevens,  John  H 269 

Stevens,  Martin  E 153,211 

Stevens,  Oliver  P 215 

Stevens,  Robert  E 284 

Stevens,  Samuel,  (7th  Wis.  inf.) 172 

Stevens,  Samuel,  (37th  Wis.  inf.) 213 

Stevens,  Spencer 44,  137 

Stevens,  Spencer  S 368 

Stevens,  Thomas  N 204 

Stevens,  W.  "SV 245 

Stevens,  William  C 1^1 

Stevens,  William  T 304 

Stevenson,  Caleb  L 123 

Stevenson,  George  W 1 65 

Stevenson,  John 93 

Stevenson,  John  D 89 

Stevenson,  Mahlon  S 24 

Stevenson,  Samuel 373 

Stevenson,  Thomas,  (5th  Knii.  cav.) 348 

Stevenson,  Thomas,  (14tU  Kan.  cav.) 3.57 

Stever,  Washington 172 

Steward,  George  H 76 

Stewart,  Absalom  B 93 

SteJFart,  Adoniram 6 

Stewart,  Charles  P 174 

Stewart,  David,  (Captain) 288 

Stewart,  David,  ( Ass't  Surgeon) 288 

Stewart,  Edwin  E 155 

Stewart,  George  W 326 

Stewart,  Israel  W - 136 

Stewart,  J.  W 49 

Stewart,  Jacob  H 312 

Stewart,  James 266 

Stewart,  James  H.,  (2d  Cat.  mi.) 335 

Stewart,  James  H.,  (1st  batt'u  Ifev.  cav.) 378 

Stewart,  James  L 347 

Stewart,  James  0 279 

Stewart,  John 196 

Stewart,  John  E 353 

Stewart,  John  H.,  (1st  Wis.  cav.) 144 

Stewart,  John  H.,  (2d  Iowa  iuf.) 245 

Stewart,  John  T 245 

Stewart,  John  AV 289 

Stewart,  Levi  F 349 

Stewart,  Norman 219 

Stewart,  Samuel  J  - .-.  ..372 

Stewart,  William  M 296 

Stewart,  William  S.,  (11th  .fl/o.  inf.) 95 

Stewart.  William  S.,  (Ib^t  i>/o.  inf.) 385 

Stibbs,  John  H 265 

Stickel,  Joseph  H 209 

Stidgcr,  John  S 231 

Stidger,  William  C 271 

Stierlin,  Charles 62 

Stierlin,  Henry  J 1 

Stiesmeier,  Charles -  -  82 

Stifel,  Charles  G 392 

Stiffler,  Abraham  J 404 

Stiles,  Benjamin  T 229 

Stiles,  Henry  E 1 58 

Stiles,  'J'horaas  W 300 


Still,  E.  C 40 

Stille,  Joseph  R 104 

StiUinger,  Daniel  S 128 

Stillman,  James  W 337 

StiUmau,  Panic 144,145 

Stillson,  EliL , 6 

Stiinming,  Theodore 292 

Stimpsou,  William  M 290 

Stinchfield,  Charles  H 318 

Sline,  George  W 106 

Stinson,  George  W 402 

Stinson,  Horatio  N 24 

StiDson,  Robert 2™ 

Stirlen,  James  C -  -  .298 

Stith,  Henry  T 360 

Rtitt,  Robert  A.,  (4th  lowaiai.) 249 

Stitt,  Robert  A..  (6th  loica  inf.) 2-53 

Stivers,  William  H 269 

Stock,  John 151 

Stocker,  John  W 289 

Stocking,  HobartM 221 

Stocklin,  John  Jacob 85 

.Stockman,  George  H 87 

Stocks,  Henry 176 

S  ocksdall,  Thomas 25 

Stockton,  David  D..  (8th  Mo.  mil  cav.) 33 

Stockton,  David  D.,  (Polk  co.  H.  G.,  Mo.  inf.)  143 

Stockton,  Job  B 363 

Stockton,  Robert  B 131 

Stockwell,  A.  Jerome 328 

Stookwell,  Isaac 216 

Stoddard,  Albert 261 

Stoddard,  Edward  H 113 

Stoddard,  Joseph 257 

Stoddard,  L.  Francii 229 

Stoddard,  William  H 261 

Stoecker,  William 79 

Stoffle,  James  N 26 

Stokes,  George 190 

Stokes,  Russell  T 93 

Stokes,  Stephen  D 403 

Stoltze,  Francis  A 197 

Stombs,  Thomas  A 328 

Stonaker,  William 277 

Stone,  Avery  H 148 

Stone,  Curtis  B 187 

Stone,  Elijah 279 

Stone,  Emory  F 194 

Stone,  Fernando  D 179 

Stone,  George  A.,   (4th  cav.  and  25th  Iowa 

iuf.) 233,284 

Stone,  George  A.,  {\st  loica  inf) 402 

Stone,  George  H 56,  58,  61,  385 

Stone,  Henry 161 

Stone,  John IH 

Stone,  John  N 192 

Stone,  John  W 362 

Stone,  John  Y 271 

Stone,  Joseph  C 227 

Stone,  Melvin 404 

.stone,  Nathan  R 374 

Stone,  Oren  H 147 

Stone,  Thomas 394 

Stone,  William 203 

Stone,  William  B 372 

.Stone.  William  JI 247, 281 

.Stoueburner,  John  C 361 

Stoner.  Thomas  J 290 

Stop,  Watt 366 

.Stoperan,  Christian  F 2 

.Stoppoubach,  Emil 205 


INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


553 


Stork,  Christoph 392 

Storrer,  Edward 376 

Stortz,  Lewia 22,42 

Story,  Joseph 77, 106 

Story,  Oscar  F 74,112 

StottB,  David  C 41 

Stotts,  Green  C 46 

Stoughton,  William 269 

Stout,  Henry  H 1 68 

Stout,  Hezekiah 28 

Stout,  Nathan  L 150 

Stout,  Tenbroeck 314 

Stover,  Elias  S 345 

Stover,  Joel 298 

Stowe,  Cyrus  E 328 

Stovire.  "William  P 2C3 

Stowell,  ElishaP 178 

Stowers,  Smith  H 326 

Strack,  Peter 198 

Straight,  Joel  N 214 

Strait,  Horace  B .325 

Strang,  John 263 

Strassburger,  Charles 78 

Straub,  Jacob,  (15th  Mo.  inf.) 100 

Straub,  Jacob,  (2d  iV/o.  inf.) 387 

Strauch,  John  B. ,  (5th  Mo.  inf. ) 86 

Strauch,  John  B.,  (5th  Mo.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C.).392 

Straw,  Philander  W 346 

Strawbridge,  Dewitt  C 405 

Streaper,  George  F.,  (Ist  N.  E.  Mo.  inf.) 77 

Streaper,  George  F.,  (Ist  Iowa  inf.) 402 

Street,  Harlow  L. 330 

Street,  Jo«eph  M 35 

Streeter,  Zabina 329 

Streissguth,  William 102 

Strickland,  Simon  C 214 

Stright,  Coursen  J 249 

Stringer,  Abraham  N 273 

Strobel,  Christian 85 

Strodtman,  Emil 66,86 

Strodtman,  John  E.,   (batt's   A   and   G,  2(1 

Mo.  It.  art. ) 65,  68 

Strodtman,  John  E.,  (3d  Mo.  inf.,  3-year.-) 82 

S trodtmann ,  John  E 388 

Siroh,  Friedrick 75 

Strohman,  Robert,  (34th  Wis.  mil  inf.) 210 

Strohman,  Robert,  (35th  IVis.  inf.) 211 

Stromer,  John  P 186 

Strong,  Amauzer 203 

Strong,  Colin  G 297 

Strong,  EzraB 206 

Strong,  George,  (50th  Wis.  inf. ) 223 

Strong,  George,  (2d  Iowa  inf.) 246 

Strong,  Henry  C 194 

Strong,  Henry  P 179 

Strong,  James  W 283 

Strong,  Joel  W - 93, 108 

Strong,  Joseph  G 288 

Strong,  Louis  G IfiS 

Strong,  Melancton  L 32G 

Strong,  Orville 207 

Stropg,  RoUin  M 192 

StroDg,  Samuel  L 294 

Strong,  Tim.  F.,  jr 195 

Strong,  William  E.,  (2d  and  12th  TVis.inf.).W3,  181 

Strong,  William  E.,  (1st  Cat  cslv.) 328 

Strother,  Churchill  G 122 

Stroup,  Samuel  E Ill 

Strout,  Richard 325 

Strubing,  George 5 

Struckman,  George 17 


Strumpf,  William 79 

Strunk,  Albert  D 259 

Struve,  Carl  E.  W 203 

Stuart,  Addison  A 275 

Stuart,  Alphonso  C 120 

Stuart,  Archibald  H 280 

Stuart,  Charles  M 271 

Stuart,  D.  M.  T 93 

Stuart,  Isaac  W 314 

Stuart,  William  W 335 

StubbleBeld,  Harvey  W 360 

Stubbs,  William 257 

Stucker,  George  W 263 

Stuckslager,  Cyrus  R 374 

Studdard,  Van  Buren 37 

Studer,  Adolphns  G 271 

Stuhr,  David 273 

Stulls,  Henry  P 103 

Stultz,  James  P 104 

Stumberg,  John  H.,  (3d  and  29th  Mo.  inf.)  .82, 118 

Stumberg,  John  H.,  (47th  Afo.  inf.) 394 

Stump,  DavidM 254 

Stumpf,  John .190 

Sturgeon,  Cyrus  O 184 

Sturges,  William  B 167 

Stui-tevant,  Edwin 211 

Stutsman,  Samuel  H 403 

Stutz,  Franz .66,  66 

Styles,  Josiah  S 208 

Sudduth,  James  F 207 

Suess,  Henry 30 

Suhl,  George  H 56 

Suite,  John  S 33 

Suiter,  Frank  M 245 

Suk-ko-rrah 364 

Sullenberger,  Columbus  C - 267 

Sullivan,  Daniel  J 181 

Sullivan,  Henry,  (24th  iV/o.  inf.) Ill 

Sullivan,  Henry,  (46th  Mo.  inf.) 394 

Sullivan,  James,  (14th  iV/o.  mil.  cav.) 45 

Sullivan,  James,  (7th  Mo.  inf.) 89 

Sullivan,  Michael 189 

Sullivan,  Michael  H 326 

Sully,  Alfred 31L 

Sumbardo,  Charles  L 265 

Summers,  Charles  L 251 

.Summers,  James  H.,  (5th  Kaii.  cav.) 347 

Summers,  James  H.,  {iSth  Iowa  iuf.) 404 

Summers,  John  C 288 

Summers,  Milton  S 236 

Summers,  Samuel  W 239 

Summersides,  Thomas  W 273 

.Sumner,  Heywood  M 73,  74 

.Sumner,  John  M 197 

Sumner,  William  H 248 

Sunday,  William 368 

Sunsford,  Reuben 142 

Surges,  JohnP 218 

Susdorf,  Louis 75 

Sutherland,  Andrew  J 224 

Sutherland,  Edwin  W 139 

Sutherland,  John - 2.59 

Sutherland,  Thomas  B 46 

Sutherlin,  Philip.* 42 

Sutter,  Jolm  J 66,  68 

Sutter,  Michael 48 

Sutter,  Stephen 102 

Sutton,  James  T 394 

Sutton,  LeanderB 285 

Sutton,  Simeon 131 

Suydam,  Charles  D 220 


554 


INDEX    OP    NAMES. 


ISvendsen,  Edward 285 

S vvafford,  Jeremiah  B 283 

Swaini,  George  M 239 

Swaiu,  Asa  B '. 206 

Swain,  Joseph  B 3.')8 

Swain,  Robert 3G 

Swallow,  Aurelius  L 261 

Swan,  Austin,  (10th  and  2M  jVo.  inf.).. .  .93,  108 

Swan,  Austin,  (Marion  batt'n,  Mo.  inf.) 39C 

Sw.an,  Charles  A 234 

Swan ,  Edward 10 

Swan,  Henry 298 

Swan,  James 253 

Swan,  James  M 95 

Swan,  Joseph  H 31G 

Swan,  Simeon  D 233 

Swan,  Ziba  S 200 

S wander,  Robert  JI 122 

Swank,  Jacob,  (3d  lujoa  inf. ) 247 

Swank,  Jacob,  (13th  /owa  inf.) 207 

.Swank,  Jacob,  (34th  loiea  inf.) 295 

Swanson,  William  M 271 

Swap,  Franklin 18 

S wasc}',  Kzekiel  A.  M 298 

Swasey,  Gustavus  A 335 

Swasey,  John 141 

Swasey,  ■\Villiam  F 335 

Swarthout,  George  B 92 

Swartz,  E.  Darwin 28 

Swearugia,  Evan  E 275 

•Sweeney,  George  AV - 203 

.Sweensv,  Valentine 205 

Sweet,  Alby  S 157 

Sweet,  Benjamin  J.,  (fith  Jl'is.  inf.) 170 

Sweet,  Benjamin  J.,  (21st  Wis.  inf.) 195 

Sweet,  Sylvester  E 157 

Seeten,  Henry 109 

Sweitzer,  Charles  R 265 

S weney,  John 123 

Swift,  Augustus  B 295 

Swift,  Francis  B 3G2 

Swift,  Henry  S.,  jr 209 

Swift,  John  H 335 

•Swift,  Pardon  H 209 

S wig^elte,  Samuel  A 297 

•Swingler,  Clark 325 

Swingley,  Leonard  J 049 

Switzer,  Henry  R *-9 

Switzler,  Theodore  A 24 

Swivel,  Jacob 260 

Swoyer,  Fred 351 

Sydenham,  Theodore 229 

Sydow,  Charles 287 

Sylvester,  Benjamin 314 

Sylvester,  Daniel  R 181 

Symes,  George  G 200,  217 

Szegedy,  JIathiaa 2 

Taber,  Ira  I _ 355 

Tadpole,  Eli 366 

Taft,  Benjamin  A 197 

Taft,  Harvey  S 396 

Taggart,  Alfred 187,  224 

Taggarf,  Samuel 288 

Taggo,  Charles 330 

Tait,  John  U 251 

Ta  la-lah -. 368 

Talbert,  George  E 184 

Talbott,  Cyrus  H 294 

Talbott,  Lewis  W 404 

Talcott,  Edwin  J 370 

Taliaferro,  R.  C.  SI 60 


Tallerday,  David  S 139 

Talliaferro,  James  T Ill 

Tallman,  Jerry  C 44 

Tallman,  Jerry  W 135, 137 

Tallman,  John  B 32 

Tallman,  Joseph 392 

Talmage,  Isaac  M 269 

Ta-matus-ta-nuk-ka '.365 

Taniraen,  John  H 275 

Tanburg,  Christiau  E 186 

Tannatt,  John  G -.198 

Taunehill,  James  B 392 

Tanner,  Anton 100 

Tanner,  Benjamin  R 74,  ]  12 

Tanner,  David  A 301 

Tanner,  John  A 351 

Tanner,  William  A 208 

Tanner.  William  L 136 

Tannrath,  Benjamin. 57,60,61,385 

Tarr,  Samuel 298 

Tasker,  James 95 

Tasker,  William 12 

Tate,  Merida  P 394 

Tatem,  Henry  H 141 

Tatlock ,  Erasmus  W 231 

Tator,  Henry  A...- 192 

Tats-ca-ha-jo 364 

Tattersall,  W.  K 322 

Tatiini.  Joseph  T 6 

Taulby,  William  A.,  (7th  Jl/o.  inf.) 89 

Taulbv,  William  A.,  (27th  3/0.  inf.) 115 

Taylor,  Alonzo  H 235 

Taylor,  Alviu  S 290 

Taylor,  Andrew  M 278 

Taylor,  Asher  C 165 

Taylor,  Calviu 284 

Taylor,  Cbarles  S 153 

Taylor,  Cbai  ks  W 231 

Taylor,  De  Witt  C 351 

Taylor,  Edward  G 333 

Taylor,  Ella,-; -. 279 

Tavlor,  Eli>lia  T 292 

Taylor,  Elmrr  AV 183 

Taylor,  Francis  M 118 

Taylor,  Ge.  rge  E 257 

Taylor,  George  W.,  (16th  jl/o.  cav.) 47 

Taylor,  George  W.,  (2d  IJ'is.  cav.) 147 

Taylor,  Granville  C 356 

Taylor,  Henry  C 195 

Taylor,  Henry  M 149 

Taylor,  Isaac 316 

Taylor,  Jackson 309 

Taylor,  James  D 301 

Taylor,  John  B 342 

Taylor,  John  L.,  (3d  Mo.  cav.) 11 

Taylor,  John  L.,  (1st  ffis.  cav.) 145 

Taylor,  Joseph  S 6 

Taylor,  Joshua  T 251 

Taylor,  Jurison  B 357 

Taylor,  Oscar 302 

Taylor,  Robert  R 2:« 

Taylor,  Samuel  AV 234 

Taylor,  Simeon 183 

Taylor,  Thomas 361 

Taylor,  1  homas  J.,  (2d  il/o.  cav.) 6 

Taylor,  Thomas  J.,  (3d /owa  cav.) 232 

Taylor,  Thomas  J.,  (39th /OKia  inf.) 300 

Taylor,  William  E 249 

Taylor,  William  M.,  (6th  jVo.  cav.) 24 

Taylor,  AVilliamM.,  (45th  and  50th  Mo.  in- 
fantry)   134, 137 


INDEX    OF    XAMES. 


555 


Taylor,  William  R Q22 

Taylor,  William  S.  R 334 

Teal,  Comeliug,  (52d  Wis.  inf. ) 225 

Teal,  Cornelius,  (26th  Iowa  inf.) 285 

Teale,  Fred 249 

Tebbetts,  Charlea  C 31 

Teed,  Orlo 277 

Teed,  William  J.,  (8th  3/o.  rav.) 32 

Teed,  WilliaraJ.,  (Col.  Phelps'reg't  3/o.inf,).396 

Teel,  James  E 4 

Teele,  Andrew  A 320 

Teeple,  Merimoth  O 357 

Teetg,  Benjamin  F 161 

Teetzell,  Charles  W 89 

Tefft,  Winfield  S 1.54 

Telfair,  Byron  W _ ly4 

Temple,  James  8 87 

Templeton,  Leroy 247 

Templin,  AVilliam 261 

Templin,  William  D 293 

Ten  Broeck,  Edward  P 237 

Tendick,  Robert  P 120 

Tenney,  Marcus  D 361 

TennlBon,  Otto  M 362 

Tcrrill,  Edson 172 

Terry,  James  H 262 

Terry,  Thomas 393 

Tester,  John  A 170 

Tetcr,  Isaac  P 2.j5 

'Tetley,  George  J 394 

Tetwiler,  Daniel  W 119 

Teutenberg,  Fr^  derick 86 

Tentschmann,  George 81,  85 

Tyner,  Noah  N 269 

Thacher,  A.  H 112 

Thacher,  Linn  K 3.53 

Thatcher,  Daniel  A 28 

Thatcher,  Isaac  B 403 

Thatcher,  Norman 178 

Thatcher,  William 25 

Thayer,  Albert  L 126 

Thayer,  Benjamin  F 90 

Thayer,  Chauncey  R 209 

Thayer,  James  H 181 

Thayer,  John  S 340 

Thayer,  Stephen  B 6 

Theen,  Gustav 75 

TheiB,  Adam 1 27 

Theis,  JohnH 320 

Theller,  Edward  E 335 

Thery,  Charles 97 

Thirl,  August 16 

Thoeny,  Matthias 314 

Thomas.  Aaron,  (2d  batt'n  Mo.  cav.) 10 

Thomas,  Aaron,  (Cass  co.  H.  G.,  Mo.  cav.) 40 

Thomas,  Aaron  M 353 

Thomas,  Abner  D 6 

Thomas,  Abner  L 40] 

Thomas,  Benjamin  F 293 

Thomas,  Clark 213 

ThomaB,  Edward 3.58 

Thomas,  Emil 392 

Thomas,  Emile 128 

Thomas,  Ennis  C 112 

Thomas,  Francis  N 151 

Thomas,  Hudson 209 

Thomas,  James  E 253 

Thomas,  John  P 10 

Thomas,  MinorT,  (Ist  and4th  iV/jnn.  inf.)  311,  318 

Thomas,  Minor  T,  (8th  Minn,  inf.) 324 

Thomas,  Moses  W 267 


Thomas,  Ormtby  B 207 

Thomas,  Peleg 355 

Thomas,  Rufus,  jr 327 

Thomas,  Spotswood  A 10^ 

Thomas,  Tanner 173 

Thomas,  Thomas 2J 

Thomas,  Thomas  0 ]  70 

Thomas,  AVilliam  H.,  (3d  Wis.  cav.) 149 

Thomas,  William  H.,  (IthMinn.  inf.) 323 

Thomas,  William  M 207 

Thomas,  William  W 40S 

Thomas,  Zachariah 2.53 

Thomas,  Zachariah  E 3& 

Thomes,  Alanson  M 163 

Thompkins,  Logan 27 

Thompson,  Allen  L -..2'15 

Thompson,  Benjamin 3.5 

Thompson,  Charles  L 3.12 

Thompson,  Charles  R 73 

Thompson,  David  L 18 

Thompson,  Francis  31 29-2 

Thompson,  George  AV.,  (l^t  .Vo.  mil.  cav.) 3 

Thompson,  George  W.,  (2'Jth  loica  inf.) 27'> 

Thompson,  H.  M 353 

Thompson,  J.  D.  N 21 

Tbomp.>:On,  James  D.,  (Ut  Iowa  cav.) 227 

Thompson,  James  D.,  (8th  fuica  cav.) 241 

Thompson,  James  L 265 

Thompson,  James  M 297 

Thompson,  .Jay 149 

Thompson,  John 234 

Thorap>on,  John  E aS 

Thompson,  John  H 288 

Thompson,  John  L 358 

Thompson,  John  M.,  (2'!  Minn,  cav.) 304 

Thompson,  John  M.,  (4th  il////n.  inf.) 318 

I  Thompson,  Johnson  (i 292 

Thompson,  Joseph,  (25th  Mo.  inf.) 112 

Thompson,  Joseph,  (43d  J\/o.  inf.) 131 

Thompson,  Joseph  S 304 

Thompson,  Josiah 215 

Thompson,  Lenis  C 353 

Thompson,  Ole  G 186 

Thompson,  Oliver  186 

Thompson,  Orrin  B 402 

Thompson,  Peter 130 

Thompson,  Philip  A 21 

Thompson,  Robert  T 304 

Thompson,  .Samuel  A 257 

Thompson,  Samuel  ( ' 347 

Thompson,  Shubial  P .360,  ?62 

Thompson,  .Smith 269 

Thompson,  Thomas .304 

Thompson,  AVilliarn 227 

Thompson,  AVilliam  A.,  (rth  }[o.  inf.) 91 

Thompson,  AVilliam  A.,  (1st  Cal.  iuf.) 332 

Thompson,  AVilliam  D-- 251 

Thompson,  William  G 279 

Thompson,  AVilliam  H  392 

Thom-on,  .lames  C 8 

Thomson,  Mark  L 279 

Thorn,  Gerrit  T .'. .205 

Thornbrugh,  Alfred .360 

Thorne,  George  R 65,  68 

Thoruhill,  Samuel  P 1 75 

Thornton,  Edward 351 

Thornton,  James  M 43 

Thornton.  Joseph  L 355 

Thorpe,  John  E 372 

Thorson,  Ole  C 265 

Thorwald  August 129 


55G 


INDEX    OP    NAMES. 


Thorwald,  Augustua 392 

Thrall,  Seuecu  B 267 

Thi-o,  Frank  R 136 

Throckmorton,  Job. 271 

Thurber,  Charles 71 

TUurber,  Charles  E 303 

Thurber,  Charles  H 61,72 

Thurber,  Franklin  R 300 

Thurber,  William  H 137 

Thurbur,  Charles  E 327 

Thurneck,  Alexander   8.,    (Backof's  batt'n 

and  batt'vl,  1st  Mo.  It.  art.) 61,384 

Thurneck,  Alexander  S.,  (batt'y  B,  2d  Mo. 

It.  art) 65 

Thurston,  George  A 379 

Thurston,  Irvin  H 324 

Tibbett,  James  M 284 

Tibbetts,  Nathaniel 324 

Tice,  Douglas  W 24 

Ticheuer,  Isaac  P 317 

Tichenor,  Charles  O 217 

Tichenor,  Euos  258 

Tichenor,  George  C 300 

Tichenor,  Willis  V 204 

Ticknor,  John 171 

Tidball,  Thomas  T 340 

Tidrick,  Miller  R 247 

Tidswell,  Thomas  J 133 

Tiemeycr,  John  H 58,  62,  385 

Tiffany,  Austin  F 131 

Tiffany,  Philetus  R 167 

Tigar,  Dirt  Throw 306 

Tildeu,  Daniel  E 167 

Tilford,  George  W 242 

Tillinghast,  Allen 330 

Tillotson,  Joseph 223 

TiUotson,  Luther 21 

Tilson,  William  li 138 

Tilton,  Calvin ] 26 

Tilton,  George  W - 309 

Tilton,  Hezekiah  C t 183 

Tilton.  James  H 403 

Tilton,  James  W 288 

Tilton,  John  E 206 

Timm,  August 273 

Timmons,  John 171 

Timpson,  James , 368 

Tindull,  Jacob  T 110 

Tinges,  Peter 71 

Tinker,  Jerome  S 181 

Tinker,  John  T .187 

Tinker,  Joseph,  (1st  Mo.  cav.) 1..1 

Tinker,  Joseph,  (Ist  M.  M.  B.,  Mo.  inf.) 139 

Tinkham,  Henry  A 299 

Tinkham,  Henry  W 147 

Tinkhaiu,  Jacob  L 257 

Tinkham,  Samuel  A , 185 

Tippett,  Samuel  D 6 

Tipton,  Andrew  F 241 

Tirrell,  Chesley  B 312 

Tischer,  Hermann 8L 

Tisdale,  Adoriiram  J 249 

Tisdale,  Daniel,  jr. 245 

Tisdale,  Edgar 259 

Tisdale,  Gilbert  J 259 

Titus,  Daniel  156 

Titus,  De  Witt 338 

Titus,  Selah  H 243 

TIzzard,  William  J 284 

Tjentland,  Iver  W 186 

Tobey,  Nathaniel  G 342 


Tobie,  Francis  A 147 

Tobin,  Charles  C 106 

Tochtermann,  Christopher 214 

Todd,  Andrew  0 93 

Todd,  Francis  D.,  i?d  Cal.  inf.) 337 

Todd,  Francis  D.,  (8tli  Cai.  inf.) 344 

Todd,  George  R 93 

Todd,  James  S 109 

Todd,  John 403 

Todd,  Miles  G 197 

Todd,  Cscar 190 

Todd,  Robert  P - 93 

Todd,  S.  S.,  (2d  Cal.  inf.) 335 

Todd,  S.  S.,  (4th  Cal.  inf.) 338 

Todd,  Stephen  B 370 

Todhunter,  Lewis 404 

Tolford,  David  W 261 

Tolford,  Joshua  W 197 

Toliver,  Jacob  M 300 

Toll,  Simon  J 237 

Tolle,  George  D 21 

ToUes,  John  U - - 379 

ToUington,  Thomas 324 

Tollman,  Moodv  C 314 

Tolman,  George  B 329,342 

Tolman,  William  L 37 

Tolton,  Joseph  B 6 

Tomhagen,  John  A 1 

Tomlinson,  George  B 304 

Tomliuson,  Josepti 263 

Tomlinson,  T.  C 51 

Tomlinsou,  Vincent 293 

Tompkins,  Christopher  C 351 

Tompkins,  Edward  A 338 

Tbmpkins,  Haveland 22 

Tompkins,  Logan,  (5th  Jl/o.  inf.) 86 

Tompkins,  Logan,  (21st  Mo.  inf.) 106 

Tompkins,  William  B 360 

Toms,  Henry 179 

Tomson,  Theodore 275 

Toner,  James 158, 159 

Toncy,  Harvey  H 8 

Tone V,  Lorenzo  D 396 

Toole,  James  H : 332,340 

Toomer,  Philip  D 89 

ToplifF,  George  A 190 

Toppass,  John  W 1,28 

Topping,  William  O 173 

Torbert,  George  L 403 

Torkildson,  Andrew 186 

Torrence,  William  M.  G.,  (1st  Iowa  cav.) 227 

Torrence,  William  M.  G.,  (30th  Iowa  inf.)... .290 

Torrey ,  Dolphus 279 

Torrey,  Ira  A 185, 187 

Torrey,  William  A 104 

Torrey,  William  H 144,  145 

Torrey,  Wilson 166 

Tosk ,  Max 384 

Tolten,  Aaron  J 347 

Totten,  Enoch 167 

Totten,  James  56 

Totten,  Paris  T  . 294 

Tourtelott«,  John  E 318 

Tourtillott,  Henry 400 

TourtiUotte,  Henry 181 

Tower,  Daniel  W 275 

Tower,  Hannibal,  (46th  Wis.  inf ) 219 

To%ver,  Hannibal,  (40th  IVis.  inf) 401 

Tower,  Jay  II 187 

Tower,  Levi  N 344 

Towers,  John  B 235 


INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


557 


Towers,  Michael 239 

Towle,  Daniel  G 318 

Town,  Edward  D 144, 145 

Town,  Hiiam  S 144 

Town,  Martin  L 374 

Towner,  James  W 259 

Townsend,  Cbarles  H 2U5 

Townsend,  Edward 292 

Townsend,  Mandeville  G 204 

Townsend,  ,Soloraon 227 

Townsend,  Thomas  D 44 

Townsend,  William  H.  H 187 

Townsley,  Henry 1 

Townsley,  Lloyd  D 265 

Traber,  Henry  J 209 

Traber,  John,  (batt'y  D,  2d  Mo.  It.  art.) 67 

Traber,  John,  (batt'y  L,  2d  Mo.  It.  art.) 70 

Traber,  John,  (co.  A.,  Mo.  cav.) 383 

Tracy,  John  P 33 

Tracy,  Alexander  F 106 

Tracy,  Charles  W 106 

Tracy,  Frank  M 362 

Tracy,  George  H 125 

Tracy,  Perry  W 196 

Tracy,  Robert  A 362 

Tracy,  William 249 

Trader,  Edward  A 323 

Trader,  John  W 3 

Traeumer,  George  P 201 

Train,  Harrison  V 188 

Trapp,  Wm.  R 18 

Trasse,  Henry 21 

Trauernicht,  Theodore,  (2d  Mo.  inf.,  3-years)..79 
Trauemicht,  Theodore, (2d  Mo.  inf.,  3-monthB).387 

Trautwein,  Christian 16 

Traynor,  Ody  W 151 

Trayser,  Henry 167 

Treadway,  Joseph  D 197 

Treadwell,  Abram 280 

Treadwell,  Henry  F 206 

Treat,  Nathaniel  B 207 

Treat,  Sheldon  C 250 

Treece,  Andy  B 123 

Treece,  Henry  H 36 

Treechel,  Charles 52 

Tregea,  Leonard 2U 

Trego,  Edgar  P.,  (14th  H.  G.,  Mo.  mt) 99 

Trego,  Edgar  P.,  (8th  A'an.  inf.) 371 

Trego,  Joseph  H 347 

Trenkler,  Oscar 186 

Trevor,  William  S t> 

Triggs,  Jeremiah  H 239 

Trimble,  Henry  H 231 

Trimble,  Samuel  G 315 

Tripler,  Thomas  C 127 

Triplett,  Benjamin  F H 

Triplett,  Charles  T 3 

Tripp,  RoswellH 203 

Troerael,  Otto 201 

Troll,  Henry 65 

Trott,  CharlesH 255 

Trotter,  Harvey  B 263 

Trousdale,  William  J 193 

Trowbridge,  Adelbert  E 220 

Trowbridge,  Alpheus  S 153 

Trowbridge,  Frank  H ^00 

Trowbridge,  William  E 187 

Troxler,  Justin 100 

Troy,  Samuel  S 234 

Troy,  William  H 339 

Truax,  Albert  H 304 


Truax,  Sewall 376 

Trudell,  Peter 221 

Truitt,  AdbeUC 290 

Trumbo,  Jacob  A 109 

Trumbull,  Matthew  M.,  (9th  /ozod  cav.) 242 

Trumbull,  Matthew  M.,  (3d  7owa  inf.) 247 

Trusdell,  Charles  G 229 

Trusdell,  James 261 

Trussell,  James  A 133 

Tubbs,  Asa  E 283 

Tubbs,  Samuel  S 223 

Tubbs,  Seth  B 151 

Tuck,  George  L 46 

Tuc-ka-bat-che-ha-jo 364 

Tuck,  A.  H 23 

Tucker,  Alfred  L 208 

Tucker,  Henry  F 287 

Tucker,  John  T 234 

Tucker,  Samuel 163 

Tucker,  Seth  M 372 

Tucker,  Thcron 362 

Tucker,  William  H 192 

Tuckerman,  S.  Cary,  jr 192 

Tuerke,  Hermann 97 

Tutte,  Nels  G 186 

Tullis,  James 247 

TuUis,  John  H 374 

Tullis,  Thomas  C 234 

Tul-se-fix-seko 364 

Tunica,  Francis 73,  74 

Tunis,  Edward  C  245 

Tupper,  Charles 3.37 

Tupper,  Charlps  C 265 

Turk,  Daniel  K 8 

Turley,  James  M 30,  43 

Turley,  Jesse  J.,  (7th  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 31  ^ 

Turley,  Jesse  J.,  (27.h  J\/o.  m't'dinf.) 117 

Turnbull,  Andrew 1C8 

Turnbull.  Joseph  S 281 

Turner,  Charles  K  206 

Turner,  Clark 319 

Turner,  Clinton  M 227 

Turner,  David 204 

Turner,  Edward 207 

Turner,  Edwin 106 

Turner,  G.  R -. 219 

Turner,  Hartwell  L 181 

Turner,  Henry 195 

Turner,  Henry  W 18ft 

Turner,  Hiram  E 358 

Turner,  Isaac 368 

Turner,  James - 253 

Turner,  Jeremiah  J 168 

Turner,  John  C 307 

Turner,  John  H - 273 

Turner,  Joseph  H 289 

Turner,  Josh 366 

Turner,  Nathaniel  B 32 

Turner.  Samuel,  (Capt.  16th  Mo.  cav.) 47 

Turner,  Samuel,  (First  Lieut,  and  R.  Q..  M., 

16th  Mo.  cav.) 47 

Turner,  Samufl,  (Col.  Phelps'  reg't  Mo.  inf.)  .396 

Turner,  Samuel  E 20 

Turner,  William  H 246 

Turnure,  Daniel  W 137 

Turrittin,  James  B 323 

Tus-ta-nuk-e-ma-reh 364 

Tuste-nuk-ko-chee 364 

Tus-te-nup-chup-ko 364 

Tuttle,  Chester  N 197 

Tuttle,  Chester  W 224 


558 


INDEX   OP    NAMES. 


Tuttle,  Edward  D 338 

Tuttle,  Hfury  D 372 

Tuttle,  James  M 245 

Tuttle,  Joel 216 

Tuttle,  Joseph 34IJ 

Tuttle,  Moses  C 314 

Tuttle,  William  H ,342 

Tuttlo,  William  N 334 

Tweeddale,  AVilliam 73,  74 

Twichell,  Perry 43 

Twigs,  William  M 2()3 

Twiuiug,  N.  C 401 

Twisa,  Charles  P 372 

Twiss,  Edward 359 

Twitchell,  R.  W 325 

Twogood,  Albert  J 292 

Twogood,  Orestes  B.,  (10th  JVis.  inf.) 178 

Twogood,  Orestes  B.,(lat  Wis.  Inf.) 400 

Twombly,  Voltaire  P 245 

Twyford,  Charles  C 22 

Tygor,  Wheeler 366 

Tyler,  Burgou  F 122 

Tyler,  Ezra  A 307 

Tyler,  George  F 327 

Tyler,  Isaac  B Ill 

Tyler,  Johu  F 76 

Tyler,  .Salmon  E.,  (1st  JFi-f.  inf.) 400 

Tyler,  Salmon  E.,  (39th  /F/s.  inf.) 400 

Tyler,  Shelby 87 

Tyudale,  Troilus 97 

Tyrrell,  Edward 260 

Udall,  Frank  O 237 

Ude,  George 62 

Udel,  Columbus  N 24 1 

Udell,  Mathan 276 

UfTord,  John 253 

UhlenhiUh,  Julius 102 

XTliue,  Calvin  ,S 314 

Ulio,  James 342 

UUman,  Frederic 154 

Ub  ich,  Bernard 118 

Ulrich,  George  D 261 

Ulricli,  Julius 176 

Ulrici,  Kudolph 67 

Umbergcr,  George  W 374 

Umfrid,  limit 362 

Underwood,  David  C 376 

T'uderwond,  Myron 265 

Vuderwoiid,  SUermun 36 

Unger,  Francis 100 

Unger,  Frederic 100 

Unger,  Frederick 396 

Unger,  MoKelvie  J 330 

Upham,  Frank  K 343 

Upliarn,  layman  B • 170 

Urban,  Uominick 64 

Urmy,  John  B.,(2d  CVi/.  inf.) 3.35 

Urmy,  John  B.,  (3d  C'aZ.  inf.) 337 

Usher,  D ver 292 

Ustick,  William  L .337 

I'thy,  William  L 196 

Ut t,  Joseplins .357 

Utt,  Levi  H 351 

Utter,  Joseph 284 

Vail,  Charles  H 188 

Vail,  Uavid  F 187 

Vail.  John 1 30 

Vale,  Josiuh  M 404 

Valentine,  Daniel  H 322 

Valentine,  Edward  K 239 

Valentine,  Michael 344 


Valentine,  William  H.  H 401 

Vnllee,  John  F 156 

Vnllejo,  Salvador 329 

Van  Auda,  Salue  G 280 

Van  Antwerp,  Jacob 3.55 

Van  Antwerp,  John 285 

Vanarsdol,  James  O 2.33 

Vaiiatta.  Samuel  P  , 288 

Vanbebber,  Prior  L 26,  43 

Van  Beek,  (ieorge  W.,  (27th  Mo.  m't'd  inf.)..ll7 

Van  Beek,  George  W.,  (33d  Mo.  inf.) 125 

Vanbel,  H.  L 78 

Vanbeuthusau,  James 277 

Van  Benthusen,  William,  (3d7owacav.) 231 

Van  Benthusen,  William,  (45th  Iowa  inf.)  ...403 

Van  Brunt,  Ralph 165 

Van  Buren,  Abraham  H 113 

Vance,  Daniel  J 233 

Vance,  James  M 28 

Vance,  James  P 212 

Vance,  Louis  P 126 

Vance,  Robert  L 88 

Vanciae,  Edwin  A 403 

Van  Cleve,  Harry  L 24 

Van  Cleve,  Horatio  P 314 

Van  Cott,  Cyrus ■. 217 

Vandagrift,  Howard 194 

Vandegrift,  Howard 165 

Vandemalen,  V 100 

Vanderhoof,  Daniel 379 

Vanderhoof,  John  M 147 

Vander  Horck,  John 320 

Vanderpool,  Abraham 181 

Vanderpool,  Elisha 126 

Van  der  Vaart,  Simon 201 

Vandevveer,  Cyrus  G 257 

Van  Deuaen,  Delos 87 

Van  Deventer,  George 135 

Vandever,  William 259 

Van  Dooser,  Jeiferson  F 302 

Vandor,  Joseph 172 

Van  Doren,  Isaac  N 304 

Van  Doren,  Wm.  Theo 28 

Van  Dorn,  Hezekiah 261 

Van  Dorn,  William 402 

Van  Duzee,  Edward  M 265 

Van  Duzer,  Alonzo  J 402 

Van  Eaton,  Albert .282 

Van  Eaton,  Flavel  H 32 

Van  Ells,  John 177 

Van  Eps,  George  H 154 

Van  Etten,  Thomas 325 

Van  Eweyk,  Henrv 218 

Van  Frank,  Phillip'll 42 

VauGorder,  Charles 300 

Van  Hoesen,  Isaac  N 93 

Van  Horn,  Charles  A 61 

Van  Horn,  Robert  T 50, 112 

Van  Hosen,  George  M 267 

VanHouten,  Jolm  J .^.282 

Vanmeter,  Jacob  R .\403 

Van  Meter,  James  H 206 

Van  Metro,  Jepthu  M 237 

Van  Metre,  Josepli 277 

Van  Myers,  John  W.,  (3d  Wis.  cav.) 149 

Van  Myers,  John  W..  (5th  Wis.  inf.) 167 

Van  Nest,  Peter  S 212 

Vann,  James 368 

Van  Norstraud,  A.  H 152 

Van  Poser,  Rudolph 71 

Vansant,  John  B 21 


INDEX   OP   NAMES. 


559 


VanKcoy,  Aaron 253 

Vnnsickel,  S.  S. 4L 

Vnusickle,  John  H 350 

Vansickler,  Abrivm  B 18 

Vanslyck,  Lorenzo    192 

Van  Slyke,  Edwin  J 307 

Van  Slyko,  Wniiam  A 329 

Van  Steenkisto,  Limis,  (4th  Mo.  cav.) IG 

Vanstoeiikiste,  Louis,  (6th  Mo.  cav.) 25 

Vanateeukiste,  Louiu,  (Fieuiont's  li.  G.,  Mo. 

cav.) 52 

Vanstiuni,  Jolm  A 316 

Van  Tiffliu,  Schuyler 94 

Van  Valkenburg,  Bartholomew  J 1S)5 

Van  Wie,  Edgar  A 153 

VauWif,  William  H 170 

Van  Woert,  David,  jr 307 

Vanzant,  James  II Ill 

Varian,  Bd 82 

Varner,  Jlartiu  J 297 

Vaubel,  l-Iorman  L 100 

Vaughau,  Samuel  K.,  (2d  U'i.".  inf.) 103 

Vaughan,  Samuel  K.,  (19th  Wis.,  inf.) 192 

Yaughan,  William  R.,  (31st  Mo.  inf.) 122 

Vaughan,  William  R.,  (50th  i»/o.  inf.) 137 

Vaughn,  James  F 347 

Vaughn,  Levi  W 185 

Vaughn,  Omar  D 217 

Vaughn,  AVilliam Ill 

Veale,  George  W 349 

Veatch,  John  J 23L 

Veeter,  Richard 79 

Veidt,  David 176 

Veith,  John  A 76 

Veniberer,  Calvin 18 

Venn,  Otto 392 

Venner,  Frederick  W 87 

Verbryck,  James 211 

Verdier,  John  A.  S ^ 203 

Vermann ,  Otto 129 

Vermilion,  William  F 297 

Vermilya,  William  F 297 

Vervai.'',  Joseph  A.,  (2d  Min n.  cav.) 304 

Vervais,  Joseph  A.,  (5lh  Mi7in.  Luf.) 320 

Vest,  John  W.  H 288 

Vestal,  De  Witt  C 332 

Vctte,  Williain 201 

Vezin,  Alfred 16 

Vickrov,  William  K 318 

Vidal,  johnL 187 

Viefhaus,  Ignatz I'lO 

Vierheller,  Charles 91 

Vietz,  John 43 

Vilas,  Henry 1 97 

Vilas,  William  F 197 

Viles,  John 45 

Villar,  Benjamin  R 24 

Vmcent,  Eli  A 38 

Vincent,  Frederick  R 8 

Vincent,  Joshua  S 267 

Vincent,  William  J 161 

Vineyard,  Henrv 258 

Vinson ,  Felix  W 283 

Vinsonhnler,  Duncan  51 135 

Virgin,  Horatio  H.,  (2d  JfjV.cav.) 148 

Virgin,  Horatio  H.,  (33d  Wis.  inf.) 209 

Vlttnm,  David  S I-IS 

Vivian,  John  H 223 

■  Vliet,  JohnB 207,224 

Vocke,  Charles 201 

Vocko!,  Conrad ^2 


Vodvvarka,  Joseph  F 385 

Voegle,  Martin 176 

Voelkuer,  Louis 68 

Voclknor,  Sebastian 72 

Voerster,  Kngclbort,  (a9th  Mo.  inf) 118 

Voerster,  Engelhert,  (Capt.  Voerster'sco.  Mo. 

inf. ) 399 

Vocrtter,  J.  D     399 

Voerster,  John  D 86 

Vogel,  John  C 390 

Vc'gt,  Anton 201 

Vblkner,  Henry   68 

Von  Bachelle,  Werner 171 

Von  Baumbnch,  Fred 167 

Von  Bnumbach,  Fritz 211 

Von  Bergen,  William 17 

Von  Boduugen,  F.  William 86 

Von  Boduugen,  Frederick 97 

Von  Boduugen,  Frederick  W.,  (batt's  D  and 

L,  2(iMo.  It.  art.) 67,70 

Von  Boduugen,  Frederick  W.,  (Jth  Mo.  inf.). 390 

Von  Borgersode,  Rudolph 320 

Von  BUelow,  Fred.  W 68 

Von  Gaspers,  Max 17 

Von  Daun,  William 50 

Von  Deutsch,  Gustav 20 

Vouekv,  Louis 138 

Von  Haeseler,  Const 387 

Von  Haeseler,  Constantine 97 

Vou  Helrarich,  Gustav 17,20 

Von  Heyde,  Henry,  (2d  jris.csiv.) 147 

Von  Heyde,  Henry,  (4th  Wis.  cav.) 151 

Von  Mindeu,  Hcnuing 305,  306 

Von  Pfenninghausen,  R 68 

VonSchlen,  Herman  C.  F 155 

Von  Schnabel,  Armand 48 

Vou  Sodeu,  Charles 16 

Von  Unruh,  Max 16,  20 

Von  Vredeuburg,  Richard 235 

Von  Woldemar,  Charles  A 20 

Voorhees,  Alexander 280 

Voorhecs,  Symmes  H 87 

Vorst,  Joseph 97 

Vosburg,  Jasper 211 

Yosburg,  Sheldon  E 145 

Vosburgh,  John  B 221 

Vosburgh,  William 292 

Vose,  RufusC 328 

Voss,  Louis 102 

Vourdou,  Joseph  B 101 

Vrodeuburgh,  Edgar 195 

Vreeland,  Jacob  H - 73 

Vyse,  Horace 148 

Wabe y,  William 123 

Wa-caw-wa-sbe 36(? 

AVachsman,  Albert 65,  71,  72 

Wachter,  Erail 392 

Waddill,  James  R - 32 

Waddill,  John  B 47 

AVaddington,  L.  B 214 

Wade,  C.  A H2 

Wade,  Edward  F 219 

Wade,  F.  Benton 265 

Wade,  William  H 6 

AVadsworth,  Charles  J 216 

AVadsworth,  Henry  AV 147 

Waechter,  Louis 85 

AVageuer,  Julius '02 

AVageufuehr,  Ferdinand 76 

AVngeufilhr,  Ferdinand 390 

AVaggoner,  Christopher  AV 251 


560 


INDEX    OF   NAMES. 


Waggoner,  JiimcH  H 147 

Wagoner,  Samuel  C 183 

Wagoner,  William 149 

Wait,  EcUvEird :!14 

Wait,  Joseph  W 155 

Wait,  layman  C I'J.'i 

Waizenegger,  Friedr 57 

Wakefiel.l,  Edwin 80 

WakeKeld,  J.  H 142 

Wakefield,  John  W 14-3 

Wakefield,  Thomaa  A :t:! 

Wakefield,  William :).'54 

AVakernau,  Alonzo  C 340 

AVakcrleu,  George,  (5th  Mo.  mil.  oav.) 2J 

Wakerleu,  George,  (Maj.  Berry's  batt'u  Mo. 

cav.) 51 

Walbridge,  Elisha  L 197 

Walbridge,  George  R 190 

Walcott,  Charles  H 330 

Wald,  Anthony 390 

Walde,  John 398 

Walden,  JohnP 275 

Walden,  John  H 38 

Walden,  Jtadison  BI.,  (8th /otcocav.) 241 

Walden,  Madison  M.,  (6th  lowaint) 253 

Waldo,  George  E 185 

AValdo,  JohnL 217 

Waldren,  James  H 45 

Waldron,  George  W.,  (4th  Iowa  cav.) 233 

Waldron,  George  W.,  (1st  lowainf.) 402 

Waldschmidt,  Theodore 404 

Waldschmidt,   Williara,    (batt'y  L,  2d  Mo. 

It.  art.) 70 

Waldschmidt,  AVilliam,  (^%i  Mo.  inf.) 385 

Walgamott,  George  W 368 

Walker,  Alexander  W 1 09 

Walker,  Alfred  G 335 

Walker,  Andrew  H 263 

AValker,  Anson  J.,  (6th  Kan.  cav.) 349 

Walker,  Anson  J.,  (15(h  Kan.  cav.) 358 

Walker,  Charles  H 195 

Walker,  Cyrus  H 377 

Walker,  Daniel  1 95 

Walker,  Francis  Jt 2C3 

Walker,  George  M.,  (iRt  Zotoa  cav.) 227 

Walker,  George  M.,  (11th  Kan.  cav.) 356 

Walker,  George  S 87 

Walker,  Harvey  H 231 

Walker,  Henry  J 182 

Walker,  Henry  L 168 

Walker,  Henry  R 325 

Walker,  Horace. 168 

Walker,  Isaac 181 

Walker,  Isaac  H 282 

Walker,  James 8 

Walker,  James  E 189 

Walker,  James  L 360 

Walker,  Joel  M 282 

Walker,  John .^97 

Walker,  John  C 113 

Walker,  John  D 355 

Walker,  John  P 294 

Walker,  John  T 311 

Walker,  Joseph 93 

Walker,  Joseph  M 214 

Walker,  Peter 290 

Walker,  Peter  H 231 

Walker,    Samuel,   (5th   cav.    and  Ist   Kan. 

inf.) 347,362 

Walker,  Samuel,  (IGth  Kan.  cav.) 360 

Walker,  Thomas  B 42 


Walker,  Tivis  B 53 

Walker,  William 278 

Walker,  William  A 268 

Walker,  William  D 172 

Walker,  William  J 46 

^Valkev,  Jaeol),  (18lh  IVh.  iiif)   190 

WalkcV,  Jacob,  (:i6th  ]Vh.  inf.)    212 

Walkiiigftick,  Tenui 368 

Walkup.  John  N 354 

Wall,  Charles  L 351 

Wall,  William 195 

Wallace,  Obed  W 153 

Wallace,  John  C 280 

Wallace,  Thomas  H 190 

Wallace,  William,  (Uth  Mo.  inf.) 95 

Wallace,  William,  (8th  Iowa  cav.) 241 

Wallace,  William,  (ist  A'cr.  inf.) 379 

Wallar,  Francis  A 170 

Wallber,  Albert 201 

Walldorf,  F.  A 87 

Wallendv,  Ferdinand 57 

Waller,  F.  A 171 

Waller,  Harlow  M 181 

Waller,  Orrin  F 221 

Walley,  Irving 49 

Wallin,  JohnT 404 

Walling,  Daniel  P.,  (M.  M.  B..  JWo.  It.  art.)  ....72 
Walling,  Daniel  P.,  (2d  batt'y  Iowa  It.  art.)  ..243 

Wallingford,  David  W 358 

Wallingford,  John  N.,  (1st  Muin.  inf.) 311 

Wallingford,  John  N.,  {^iMinn.  inf.) 314 

Wallmann,  Frederick 67 

Walls,  James  P 148 

Walrath,  WiUiam  W 173 

Walser,  George  H 131 

Walsh,  Garrett  B 189 

Walsh,  Gerald Ill 

Walsh,  JohnL 36 

Walter,  Alfred  H 194 

Walter,  George  AV 147 

AValter,  Harvey  L 324 

AValtermire,  Hiram  A 31 

Walters,  Alfred 18 

AValters,  Horace 235 

Walters,  James  D 22 

Walters,  Nathaniel  D 183 

AValther,  Charles  W 203 

Walther,  George  H.,  (7th  and  34th  Wis.  in- 
fantry)   172, 210 

Walther,  George  H.,  (35tb  Wis.  inf.) 211 

Walther,  William 210 

Walton,  Hemy 295 

AValton,  John 208 

AValworth,  John 216 

AVamsley,  James .40 

AVane-taw-ke 366 

AVangelin,  Hugo 97 

Wangenfuehr,  Ferdinand 129 

AVanless,  .John  A 358 

AVanner,  Leonard  P 197 

AVard,  Andrew  J.,  (2d  W/s.  inf.) 164 

AVard,  Andrew  J.,  (43d  Wis.  inf.) 216 

AVard,  Aeahel 404 

AVard,  Charles  M 22 

AVard,  Deloa  A 184 

AVard,  Edward  F SO 

AVard,  Frank 209 

Ward,  James  W 301 

AA'ard,  Jasper  D 73 

AVard,  Jesse  A 242 

AVard,  John  W 257 


INDEX    OP    NAMES. 


561 


Ward,  Lyman  M 184 

Ward,  Samuel  L 231 

Ward,  Thomas,  (9ih  jA/o.  rail,  cnv.) 35 

Ward,  Thomas,  (34th  7o!t)a  inf.) 295 

Ward,  William  U 285 

Warden,  Richard  H 297 

Wardwell,  William  V.  B t 328 

Ware,  Addison,  jr 91 

Ware,  Edward 228 

Ware,  Edwin  A 91 

Ware,  Eugene  F 239 

Ware,  Hanson  H 133 

Ware,  Jehoiada  J 396 

Ware,  John  T 241 

Ware.  William  E 115 

Wareham,  Rictiard  A.,  (49th  ffV.--.  inf.) 22-2 

Wareham,  Richard  .\.,  c4Uth  ((';.<.  inf.) 401 

Warfield,  John  C.  A 44 

Warford,  Franklin  W 231 

Waring,  Charles  M 197 

Waring,  Edward  G 1  s7 

Waring,  Eli 22S 

Waring,  George  E.,jr 16 

Waring,  James 17 

Waring,  John  B Hi 

Warmoth,  Henry  C 123 

Warmoth,  James  H 12.3 

Warner,  Charles  A 81,85 

Warner,  (Jharles  Albert 388 

Warner,  Charles  G 123 

Warner,  Clement  E 212 

Warner,  Edgar  A 2fi9 

Warner,  Frederic  E 172 

Warner,  Ira  B 224 

Warner,  Jesse  F 255 

Warner,  John  W 231 

Warner,  Joseph  S 24;l 

Warner,  Josephus  D 372 

Warner,  Mosts  M 95 

Warner,  Samuel  J 133 

Warner,  William 209,217 

Warner,  William  H 149 

Warner,  William  W 265 

Warren,  Cvreiiins  "W 45 

Warren,  Daniel  H 241 

Warren,  Eugene  F 183 

Warren,  Fitz  Henry 227 

Warren,  Henry 328 

W^arren,  Isaac  M 2S9 

Wan-en,  James  S 378 

Warreu,  Jesse  H 49 

'    Warren,  Joel  H 21 

Warren,  John, 55 

Warren,  John  H 247 

Warren,  John  W 145 

Warren,  Joseph 113 

Warren,  Samuel  P 358 

Warrens.  Charles  H.,  (5th  Mo.  cav.) 20 

WarreuB,  Charles  H.,  (29th  j1/o.  inf.) 118 

Warrens.  Charles  H.,  (4th  Mo.  inf.) 390 

Warrington,  John  A    38 

Washburn,  Cadwallader  C 147 

Washburn,  Charles 296 

Washburn,  Frederick  S 260 

Washburn,  Gu.itavus 229 

Washburn,  Hiram 9 

Washburn,  Eutber 77 

Washburn,  Lysander 3.37 

,  .  Washburn,  Peter  S 77,  106 

Washer,  Solomon  R •'^^f 

Waseen,  Jesse 293 

36  g 


Wasser,  Elias  K 314 

Wassou,  Jesse 243 

Wasson,  John  C.  S 295 

Wn-t«w-uiu-ka 366 

Waterbury,  Stephen 282 

Waterhouse,  A ndrew  .7 366 

Waterhouse,  Charles  D 399 

Waterhouse,  Jlarvin 154 

Waterman,  Delos  A 402 

Waterman,  James  M 144 

Waters,  David  A 2.35 

Waters,  Ebner  W 377 

Waters,  John  T 243 

Waters,  Jonathan  R 295 

Waters,  Richard  G 110 

Waters,  William  B 293 

Wathan,  George ;;5, 139 

Wat  kins,  Edward  J 161 

Watkius,  John  F.,  (3d /oira  cav.) 231 

AVatkins.  John  F.,  (8th /owa  cav.) 241 

Watkius,  Samuel  H 290 

Watkius,  William  H 376 

W«tl<iiis,  William  W.. 161 

Wutkinson,  Edward  S 222 

AVatious,  Jerome  A 171 

Watson,  Aaron  M  184 

Wa-son,  Benjamin  K 229 

Watson,  Edwaid  L 333 

Wllt^Oll,  Ed  win  P 285 

Watson,  Greenville 372 

Watt^oii,  Grove 335 

Watson,  J.  J 229 

Wiitson,  James  E 346 

Watson,  John  A 334 

Watson,  John  H 268 

Watson,  John  W 236 

Watson,  Joseph  M 280 

Wation,  Lorenzo  T 45,  111 

Watson,  S.  Leo ti 

Watson,  Samuel  C 151 

Watson,  Stephen ." 376 

Watson,  Thomas  J 123 

Watson,  WUIiam 263 

Watson.  William  L 195 

Wattt-rson.  Francis  E 32 

Wiittles,  Stephen  H 364 

Watts,  Caswell  B 364 

Watts,  Charles  W 130 

Watts,  Felix  R 128 

Watts,  Ht-nry  H 204 

Watts,  James  H 232 

Wiitis,  John  W 89 

Watts.  Martin  L 89 

Watts.  Robert  D 345 

Waugh,  Gideon  M .345 

Way  man,  Asa 18 

Waymau,  Mannasseh  B 232 

Waymire,  James  A 376 

Wayne,  John,  (9th  lotca  cav.) 242 

Wavue,  John,  (3d  Iowa  inf.) 247 

Wavnick,  John  S ..268 

Wear,  David  ^V 134 

Wear,  Oscar 46 

Weatherly,  William  H 263 

Weatherwax,  Andrew  J 151 

Weaver,  Harvey 14 

Weaver,  Heury'H 288 

Weaver,  Hiland  H 244 

Weaver,  Jacob  F 236 

Weaver,  James  B 245 

Weaver,  Joseph 11 


562 


INDEX   OP    NAMES. 


Weaver,  William  A 106 

Weaver,  William  H 24 

Webb,  Allen  E 265 

Webb,  CbarlesM 181 

Webb,  Eliag  II 224 

Webb,  EphrairaL.,  (23d  ilfo.  inf.) 109 

Webb,  EpUraim  L.,  (44th  Mo.  inf.) 1:J3 

Webb,  George 16 

Webb,  George  W 219 

Webb,  Henry  G 187 

AVebb,  James  C 133 

Webb,  John 299 

Webb,  John ,  j  r 297 

Webb,  Lawrence 265 

Webb,  Lorin 327 

Webb,  William  C 213 

Webber,  A.  Watson 82 

Webber,  Alonzo  W 386,  392 

Webber,  John  F 122 

Webber,  William 368 

Weber,  Andrew  J 96 

Weber,  Benjamin 66 

Weber,  ( 'asppr  A 26 

Weber,  Charles  A 394 

Weber,  Erail Gt 

Weber,  Erbanl,  (9tb  r(7s.  inf.) 176 

Weber,  Erhard,  (34th  Wis.  mii.  inf.) 210 

Weber,  Erhard,  (.35th  Jf'is.  inf.) 211 

Weber,  Fred  Louis 79 

Weber,  Fred'k  William 387 

Weber,  George  P 95 

Weber,  George  W.,  (5th  il/o,  mil.  cav.) 21 

Weber,  George  W.,  (Uth  Mo.  eav.) 38 

Weber,  Henry 81 

Weber,  John,  (15th  Mo.  inf.) 100 

Weber,  John,  (20th  Wh.  inf.) 194 

Weber,  John,  (4th  Mo.  inf.) 390 

Weber,  Joseph 76 

Weber,  MaLlon , 88 

Weber,  Rudolph 61' 

Webster,  Daniel '. 1.55 

Webster,  Emmons  H 174 

Webster,  Georpe  W 259 

Webster,  Henry  B 292 

Webster,  AVilliam  W 316 

Weckherlin,  George 387 

Weckherlin,  George  F 20 

Weddle,  William 137 

Wedekind,  Frederick, (4th  Mo.  inf.,U.  S.  R.  C.)  84 
Wedekind,  Frederick, (5th  jUo  inf.,U.S.R.C.).392 

Wedel,  Henry  R 318 

Wedge,   Albert  (.; 316 

Wedig,  Joseph 201 

Weed,  Frederick 3:t0 

Weeks,  Charles  E ' 172 

Weeks,  George,  (29th  JVi.f.  inf.) 205 

Weeks,  George,  (36th  if'is.ini.) 212 

Weeks,  Lysander 2,57 

Weer,  Wi'Uium 373 

Wegemann,  Charles 211 

Weggenman,  Lorenz 143 

Wegmann,  Bernard 398 

Wegmann,  Charles 383 

Wehr,  Michael 177 

Wehrfritz,  Hugo 98 

Weibcl,  Peter 176 

Weide,  Alexander 16 

Weidner,  William.., 78 

Weigel,  Philipp  T 388 

Weindel,  Leonard,  (Ist  Mo.  iuf.  U.  S.  R.  C, 
war  in  Mo.) 75 


Weindel.  Leonard,  (Ist  Mo.  inf.,  U.  S.  K.  C, 

3-month8) 385 

Weinem,  John  E 210 

Weingartner,  Bernhard 392 

Weingartner,  Elek 273 

Weinmann,  Joseph 325 

Weir,  Caleb  B 263 

Weir,  Elias  W 95 

Weir,  William 209 

Weirick,  Christian  E 197 

Weisbrod,  Rudolph  J . ; 195 

Weiser,  Emilius  I 247 

Weiser,  Josiah  S 302 

Weiss,  Charles,  (Stewart's  batt'n  Afo.  cav.),.  .48 

Weiss,  Charles,  (5th  Mo.  inf.) 392 

Weiss,  Lambert 201 

Weitraan,  Francis 282 

Welch,  A.  Edward,  (1st  jV/wi?;.  inf.) 312 

Wclcb.  A.  Edward,  (4th  3/in«.  inf.) 318 

Welcli ,  Dewey 257 

Welch,  George  W 96 

Welch,  Isaiah  M ". 271 

Welch,  (ohn  D ]i30 

Welch,  Martin 396 

Welch,  Thorn  as  H 6 

Welcome,  Henry  C 179 

Welden,  Levi,  (19th  ir/s.  inf.) 192 

Welden,  Levi,  (43d  Wis.  inf.) 216 

Weldy,  George  W 127 

Wclfley,  Martin 58 

WelUer,  Frederick 56,  60, 385 

Welker,  John 113 

Weller,  Mendon  F 279 

Weller,  Theodore,  (17tb  Mo.  inf.) 103 

Weller,  Theodore,  (2d  Mo.  inf.) 387 

Welles,  William  A 374 

Wellman,  Chauncey  R 328 

Wellman,  D.  W 325 

Wellman,  David  L 318 

Wellman,  Leverett  R 318 

Wellman,  Lorenzo  D 233, 

Wellmeyer,  John 115 

Wells,  Absalom 104 

Wells,  Almond  B 378 

Wells,  Charles  S 257 

Wells,  Darius  J .205 

Wells,  George  W 179 

Wells,  James  G 298 

Wells   John  A 49 

Wells,  John  D 3.53 

Wells,  Joseph 138 

Wells,  Joshua  B 294 

Wells,  Oliver 41 

Wells,  RufusP 318 

Wells,  Samuel  H 208 

Welsh,  James  J 299 

Welton,  Andrew  J 190 

Wemple,  A.  Zeily 209 

Wemple,  Edwin  A 285 

Wemple,  John  H 183 

Weiicke,  John  C 20 

Wengler,  Frederick 143 

AVeukel,  Christoph 390 

Wentwonh,  Harmon 192 

Wentworth,  Luther  H 358 

Wentz,  Augustus,  (7th  lotcaiof.) 256 

Wentz,  Augustus,  (Ist /oica  inf.) 402 

WM-tli,  Henry  W 22,42 

Werth,  John  E 43 

Weith,  G.  Louis 73 

Wescoatt,  Riley 227 


INDEX    OF    NAJIES, 


563 


Wescott,  George  T 181 

Wescott,  Jiimes 307 

Wescott,  Thad.  S 8 

Wesseling,  Rudolph ygo 

■Wessons,  H.  W 370 

West,  Ansyl  A 151 

West,  Benjaraiu  K 338 

Wesi,  D.  Mortimer 305 

West,  Ebenezcr 109 

West,  Krancis  H 207 

West,  George  M 1 78 

West,  George  li 298 

West,  Hamilton  B 47 

West,  James  G 8 

West,  John 307 

West,  Joseph  R 332 

Went,  Josiah  E 3J3 

West,  Merrill  E 330 

West,  Stiles  M 235 

West,  Theodore  S.,  (5th  jris.  inf.) 167 

West,  Theodore  S.,  {24th  fFi^.  inf.) 198 

West,  Thomas  P 302 

West,  William 307 

Westbrook,  Royal  L 330 

Westerberg,  Napoleon  C.  G.  E 52 

Westerbery,  C.  G.  E.  Napoleon 23 

Western,  Horace  H., (3d  batfyil/inn.  It.art.)  .310 

Western,  Horace  H.,  (2d  Minn,  inf.) 314 

Wesihoflf,  Gusta vus 31 

Weston,  Charles  F 195 

Weston,  Eli  W Ill 

Weston,  George  W 285 

Weston,  William 351 

Wetherby,  Lewis  H 2S 

Wetherell,  George  F 285 

Wetherell,  John  O 308 

Wetherill,  Whiting  M 296 

Wetmore,  Theodore 335 

Wetter,  (justavns  A 218 

Wetterofh,  Louis 75 

Wetzel,  Conrad 78 

Wetzel,  Jerry  K 300 

Wetzig,  John  J 387 

Wetzlan,  Gustav 102 

Wever,  Clark  R 275 

Wever,  Joseph  L 351 

Weydemeyer,  Joseph,  (2d  Mo.  It.  art.) 64 

Weydemeyer,  Josoph,  (41st  3/o.  inf.l 129 

Weydemeyer,  William  65,  70 

Weymouth,  Georgo  L 217 

Wezler,  Charles 93 

Whaley,  Edward  A 170 

Whannell,  Petfer  B.,  (1st  Cal.  cav.) 328 

Whannell,  Peter  B.,  (6th  Cal.  inf.)  --. 342 

Wharton,  Alfred 322 

Wharton,  James  F 44 

Wheat,  Harrison  L 38 

Wheeler,  Cornelius 164 

Wheeler,  Francis  E 311 

Wheeler,  Francis  H 322 

Wheeler,  Gideon 293 

Wheeler,  Henry  L 158 

Wheeler,  Horace  M ' 168 

Wheeler,  Jared  P IHH 

Wheeler,  Join  B  375 

Wheeler,  John  R 187 

Wheeler,  Mortimer  M 235 

Wheeler,  Phineas  A 249 

Wheeler,  Reuben 1^4 

Wheeler,  William  F 318 

Wheeler,  William  J 261 


Wheeler,  William  L 113 

Whecloels  Arthur  B 157 

Wheelock,  Carlton  B )81 

Wheelock,  Jesse  D 220 

Whelan,  Thomas 89 

Wherry,  William  M 388 

Whetstone,  Thomas  N 311 

Whicher,  Isaac 249 

Whipple,  Alfred  H 186 

AVhipple,  Charles : 192 

Whipple,  Darwin  C 187 

Whipple,  John  C 310 

Whipple,  Lawrifiton  W 294 

Whipple,  Stephen  G 334 

Whirlwind,  Stand 367 

Whisenand,  William  S 227 

Whitaker,  Charles 204 

Whitaker,  Philetus  S.,  (4th  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 18 

Whitaker,  Philetus  S.,  (41st  A/o.  inf ) 129 

Whitclier,  Adoniram 209 

Whitcomb,  Albion  H 405 

Whitcomb,  Asahel  D 73,74 

MHiitcomb,  (teorge  C 306 

Whitcraft,  Silas  J 36 

White,  Alexander 195 

White,  Allen  B 314 

White,  Asa  W 318 

White,  B.  F 400 

White,  Benjamin  II 235 

White,  Calvert  C 204 

White,  Carlos  L 251 

White,  Charles,  (16th  Wis.  inf.) 187 

White,  Charles,  (45th  Jfi.^.  inf.) 218 

White,  Charles  I 196 

White,  Dana 322 

White,  Daniel  M 151 

White,  EphraimG 281 

White.  FrancisB 376 

White,  Frank 58 

White,  Frank  J.. 10 

White,  George  A 30 

White,  George  F 217 

White,  George  R 263 

White,  George  T 326 

White,  Henry  K 192 

White,  James  V, 1 1, 12 

AVhite,  James  E 267 

White,  James  H 298 

AVhite,  James  S 161 

White,  Jerome 223 

White,  John 123 

White,  John  A 263 

AVhite,  John  M 6 

White,  John  W.,  (8th  Mo.  inf.) 91 

White,  John  W.,  (Polk  co.  H.  G.,  Mo.  inf.) . .  .142 

White,  Richard  E 254 

White,  RichardH 150 

White,  Robert 392 

White,  Robert  L 345 

White,  Samuel 168 

White,  William,  (Ist  Mo.  cav.) 1 

White,  William,  (50th  Mo.  inf.) 137 

Wtjite,  William,  (Marion  batfu  Mo.  iuf ) 396 

White,  William  B 93,108 

White,  William  H.,  (22d  Iowa  inf.) 281 

White,  Williiun  H.,  (Ist  loioaint'.) 402 

White-Catcher 368 

Whitehead,  Frederick 89 

Whitehead,  Onesimus  \V 139 

Whitchorn,  Samnel 348 

Whitenack,  Robert  H 271 


564 


INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


Whitfield,  l8niah  J 249 

■Whiting,  Fred.  S 233 

Whiting,  Joseph  B 209 

Whiting,  AVilliam  T.,  (47tb  JVis.wf.) 220 

Whiting,  William  T.,  (4lBt  Wis.  inf.) 401 

Whitlock,  James  H 332,340 

Whitlow,  Benjamin  H 368 

Whitman,  Collin  C 357 

Whitman,  George  J 165 

Whitman,  Nelson 194 

Whitney,  Adouiram  J 318 

Whitney,  Andrew  J 304 

Whitney,  CharleH  S 328,  340 

Whitney,  David  V - 18 

Whitney,  Edward  L 181 

Whitney,  Henry  J 28 

Whitney,  Joseph  C 322 

Whitney,  Joshua  J 190 

Whitney,  Leonard  J 378 

Whitney,  LuciiiH 351 

Whitney,  Lyman  L 279 

Whitney,  Mason  G 118 

Whitney,  Otis 287 

Whitney,  Solomon  A 95 

Whitson,  John  K 354 

Whitt,  Meredith  Bf 213 

Whittaker,  David 372 

Whittaker,  P.  S 398 

Whitted,  Newton  W 282 

Whittemore,  Frank  A 77,  lOG 

Whittemore,  James  B 332 

Whittemore,  Samuel 377 

Whiiten,  James 113 

Whitten,  Samuel 232 

Whitteuhall,  Daniel  S 34fi 

Whittier,  Alien  J 179 

Whittimore,  Norman  H 208 

Whittlesey,  Elisha 222 

Whittlesey,  John  S 2fi4 

Whittlesey,  Lutber  H 179 

W hittleton,  Robert  J 200 

Whitwell,  William  I 128 

Whybark,  Levi  K 20,  42 

Whybark,  Samuel  W 394 

Whytock,  John 147 

Wickershani,  Jesse  0 243 

Wickhani,  Ebenezer 131 

Wickleif,  Charles 366 

Wicks,  Charles  S 144 

Wicks,  Henry  K 379 

Wicks,  William  M 372 

Wicott,  Joseph 55 

Widdicombe,  Kobert  S 118 

Widmer,  Alfred 100 

Widvey,  Thomas  J .165 

Wiedemann,  Frederick 273 

Wieland,  Gustaviig 129 

Wielandy,  John  F 397 

Wiemeyer,  Konrad  F 342 

Wieser,  Rudolph 17 

Wigham,  William 20.) 

Wight,  Alexander 323 

Wightman,  Jamea  M 28 

Wightman,  Joseph  A 284 

Wightman,  Minor 255 

Wigl/tman,  Wilson 279 

Wigmore,  Joseph  P 18!) 

Wilber,  Alfred 38 

Wilber,  George  D.,  (5th  ffis.  inf  ) 167,168 

Wilber,  George  D.,  (32d  Wis.  inf.) 208 

Wilber,  John  C 45 


bora,  John  H 398 

bur,  Henry  P 260 

bur,  Parker  R 338 

ckie,  Henry ■• 392 

cox,  Aaron  M 287 

cox,  Francis  M H 

cox,  Horace 36 

cox,  Jeremiah  C 235 

cox,  John,  (7ih  Jowacav.) XIQ 

cox,  John,  (7th  Iowa  inf.) 255 

cox,  John  C 35 

cox,  Nathan  W 73 

cox,  R.  P 26 

rox,  Roland  P 45 

cox,  Silas  A 178 

cox,  Timothy  M 12 

cox,  William 75 

cox,  William  A 17,76 

cox,  William  W 184 

d,  Philip,  (2d  Mo.  inf.,  3-year8) 80 

d.  Philip,  (2(\Mo.  inf.,  3-raonth8) 387 

dberger,  John,  (15th  Mo.  inf.) 101 

dberger,  John,  (4ih  Mo.  inf.) 390 

de,  Harry 2 

der,  George  G 305 

der,  Harvey  G 330 

dev,  John  H 351 

ds,  John  Q.,  (13th  lowainf.) 267 

ds,  John  Q.,  (2nh  lowainf.) 283 

eg,  Alfred  B 263 

es,  Slephen  L 47 

helmi,  Francis 103 

hite,  William  T 235 

ken,  William 86 

kerson,  Henry 3 

kea,  Ferdinand 386 

kin,  Abe 245 

kin,  Alexander 311,  314, 325 

kins,  AlvaB 187 

kins,  G^rge  T 147 

kins,  Reese 271 

kins,  Theodore,  (2d  Mo.  It.  art.) 64 

kins.  Theodore,  (Backof's  batt'n  Mo.  It. art.)384 

kinson,  Andrew 14 

kinson,  Arthur 137 

kinson,  Chancy  B 323 

kinson,  James  A 378 

kinson,  Ross 320 

kinson,  William  T 120 

1,  John 78 

lans,  John 355 

lard,  C harles  D 192 

lard,  John  P 207 

lard,  Jonathan 144 

I  ard,  Lovel  P 205 

lett,  George  R 247 

lefts,  Charles 357 

lefts,  Char'es  E 149 

ley,  Andrew  J.,  (7lh  Iowa  cav.)  .-. 240 

ley,  Andrew  J.,  (,10th  lowainf.) 261 

Iford,  Anthony 317 

liiinis,  Abraham 237 

Hams,  Alfred 104 

lianis,  Alfred  A.  C 378 

liams,  Alpheua  C 123 

llama,  Arthur  W 370 

llama,  Benjamin  F 224,226 

Mams,  Benjiimin  S Jl'^ 

llanis,  Charles  A.,  (10th  Afo.  cav.) 36 

liams,  Clharles  A.,  (11th  >/o.  cav.) 38 

llama,  Charles  U .197 


INDEX   OP    NAMES, 


5G5 


Williams,  Cbarlea  J 11 

Williams,  Charles  T 184 

Williams,  Charles  W 335 

Williams,  Chauiicey  A 282 

Williams,  Clarence  J 345 

Williams,  Cornelius  E 186 

Williams,  Crandall  W 273 

Williams,  David  M 245 

Williams,  Edson 147 

Williams,  Elisha  S 1 

Williams,  Frederick  A 235 

Williams,  Garner  C 287 

Williams,  George  C 387 

Williams,  George  F 400 

Williams,  George  M 288 

Williams,  George  W 357 

Williams,  Henry  B 219 

Williams,  Henry  D 273 

Williams,  Henry  E 292 

Williams,  Henry  H 372 

Williams,  Henry  \V 331 

Williams,  Hermann  P 402 

Williams,  Hugh  W 3,53 

Williams,  James  C 2)] 

Williams,  James  D 283 

Williams,  James  E 152 

Williams,  James  M.,  (1st  and  7th  Mo.  cav.)  .1,  28 
Williams,  James  M.,  (1st  batt'y  Iowa  It.  art.) .  -213 

Williams,  James  M.,  (5th  Kan.  cav.) 347 

Williams,  John,  (6th  Mo.iai.) 87 

Williams,  John.  (31st  Mo.  inf.) 122 

Williams,  John,  (6th  Jowa  inf.) 253 

Williams,  John,  (47th  Iowa  inf.) 404 

Williams,  John  A ' 204 

Williams,  John  P 35 

Williams,  John  H 23 

Williams,  John  P 289 

Williams,  Joseph 318 

Williams,  Justus 144 

Willi;im.<,  Lawrence  W 87 

Williams,  Lilbern  J 12C 

Williams,  Loren  L 377 

Williams,  Louis  W 127 

Williams,  Loyal  F 237 

Williams,  MaVshall  T 255 

Williams,  Martin 304 

Williams,  Martin  H 6,  3fi 

Williams,  Nelson  G 247 

Williams,  Richard  H 223 

Williams,  Richard  M 196 

Williams,  Robert 265 

Williams,  Royal  S 283 

Williams,  .Samuel  A 345 

Williams,  .Sherman  R 285 

Williams,  Stephen  M 3 

Williams,  Thomas  J 127 

Willi.ims,  Thomas  R , 224 

Williams,  Thomas  Y 284 

Williams,  Tobe 35 

Williams,  Valcoulon  J 237 

Williams,  William  B 326 

Williams,  William  H - 21 1 

Williams,  William  J.,  (batt'y  I,  2d  Ma.  It.  art).  70 
Williams,  William  J.,  (Polk  co.  H.  G.,  Mo. 

inf.)... 142 

Williams,  William  W 271 

Williamson,  Amos 34 

Williamson,  David  J 338 

Williamson,  Elrjab  F 284 

Williamson,  George  R ISf" 

Williamson,  Hiram  T ]''4 


Williamson,  James  A 249 

Williamson,  John 87 

Williamson,  John  E 213 

WiUiamaou,  Jonathan  M 330 

Williamson,  Peter  J 144 

Williamson,  William 207 

Williamson,  William  I 263 

Williamson,  William  T.,  (11th  Jlfo.  mil.  cav.)..40 

Williamson,  William  T.,  (42d  Jlio.  inf.) 130 

Willis,  Edward  B 332 

Willis,  Grove  W 302 

Willis,  Stephen  J 373 

AVillis,  William  W 323 

Willihton,  William  C 323 

Willouehby,  Peter  B 174 

Wills,  Robert 82 

Wills,  Robert  A 253 

Willsey,  Clark  B 149 

Willson,  Reuben 174 

Willson,  William 350 

Willson,  William  B 394 

Wilm,ot,  Frederick  G 184 

Wilmot,  Julius  G 210 

Wilson,  Aaron 288 

Wilson,  Albert  A 93 

Wilson,  Alfred 284 

Wilson,  AlfredH 135 

Wilson,  Alva 285 

Wilson,  Aristarclms 361 

Wilson,  Bartholomew  W 288 

Wilson,  Benjamin  H 30 

Wilson,  Benuer 18 

Wilson,  Chancey  F 89 

AVilson,  Charles  W lift 

Wilson,  David  A 33 

Wilson,  David  B 246 

Wilson,  David  S 2.37 

Wilson,  DelOKsE 139 

Wilson,  Dewitt  C .' 190 

Wilson,  E.  V 400 

Wilson,  Edward  W 142 

Wilson,  Eugene  M 303 

Wjlson,  Francis 181 

Wilson,  George 186 

Wilson,  Harry  H  307 

Wilson,  Henry,  (2d  Mo.  cav. ) 6 

Wilson,  Henry,  (6th  J/i'nn.  inf.) 322 

Wilson,  Henrv  A 206 

Wilson,  Henry  C 282 

Wilson,  Henry  M 288 

Wilson,  Horace  B 322 

Wilson,  J.  Wright ., 288 

Wilson,  James,  (3d  A/o.  mil.  cav.) 15 

Wilson,  James,  (44th  Wis.  inf.) 217 

Wilson,  James,  (13th  /ojcrtinf.) 267 

Wilson,  James,  (loth  Kan.  cav.) 358 

Wilson,  Jamea  A 246 

AVilson,  J.'miesH,  C 402 

Wilson,  James  K 307 

Wilson,  James  R J 04 

Wilson,  James  W 95 

Wilson,  John  Q .127 

Wilson,  John  S 216 

Wilson,  John  T.,  (8th  Mo.  mil.  cav.) 33 

Wilson,  John  T..  (11th  TVis.  inf.) 179 

Wilson,  Joseph  B 288 

Wilson,  Joseph  .S 350 

Wilson,  Levi  A 133 

Wilson,  LewisC 222 

Wilson,  Martin  H 167 

Wilson,  McClain - 3 


56G 


INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


Wilson,  Milo  C 219 

Wilson,  Newton  W  - ; - 123 

Wilson,  Peter IB,  45 

Wilson,  Robert  L 263 

Wiliton,  Robert  M 281 

Wilson,  Samuel  A 277 

Wilson,  Samuel  M 8,  40 

Wilson,  Samuel  W 151 

Wilson,  Thomas,  (2d  lowacav.) 229 

Wilson,  Thomas,  (44th  laica  int.) 402 

Wilson,  Thomas  J '...335 

Wilson,  Thomas  W 21 

Wilson,  William,  (48th  Mo.  inf.) 130 

Wilson,  William,  (29th  Wis.  inf.) 205 

Wil-son,  William,  (3(1  Iowa  cav.) 231 

Wilson,  William  A 113 

<  Wilson,  William  C,  (16th  Iowa  inf.) 274 

Wilson,  William  C,  (4thJl/o.  iDt.,  U.  S.  R.  O.).390 

Wilson,  William  D 13,30 

Wilson,  William  (i 23 1 

Wilson,  William  H.,  (1st  Wis.  inf.) IGl 

Wilson,  William  H.,  (17th  Iowa  inf.) 275 

Wilson,  William  J 122,123 

Wilson,  William  P 261 

Wilson,  William  W.,  rigth  lowainf.) 289 

Wilson,  William  W.,  (2d  Miini.  inf.) 314 

Wiltse,  William 344 

Wiltsee,  William  P 141 

Wimpf,  Charles ti8 

Winans,  Norman  T 3.j4 

Wincb,  GHorge --..   205 

Wincb,  George  D 212,215 

Winchell,  Don  A 221 

Winthell,  Topping  S 223 

Winchill,  Theodore  C 335 

Windmiller,  Alexander 78 

Windmueller,  Alex.,  (4lBt  Mo.  inf.) 129 

Windmueller,  Alex.,  (2d  Mo.  inf.,  U.S.R.C.)  .387 

Windmuller,  Henry 5 

Windsbecker,  Julius,  (2d  Mo.  inf.,  3-yeare)  ...79 
Windsbecker,  Julius,  {2d  Mo.  inf.,  3-months)  387 

Winegar,  Eli 73,74 

Winegar,  Robert 318 

Winegar,  William  S 164 

Winfrey,  William  C 70 

Wing,  Emory 342 

Wing,  Isaac  H 151 

Wing,  James  H 236 

Wing,  Joseph  B 336 

Winkelmaier,  Louis 86 

Winkelraeier,  William  H 128 

Winkler,  Frederick  C 20L 

Winkley,  John  S 233 

Winn,  Lewis  A 68 

Winne,  James 331 

Winship,  Walter  ('... 187 

Winslow,  Carpenter  A 323 

Winslow,  Edward  P 233 

Winslow,  Frederick  S 259 

Winslow,  Henry  E 233 

Winslow,  John  M 73 

Winslow,  Julius  C 335 

Winston,  Egbert  H 144 

Winter,  Samuel 115 

Winter,  Peter 192 

Wintermeyer,  Gustaviis 152 

Winters,  Nathan  A.,  (7th  cav.  and  22J  Mo. 

inf.) 28,108 

Winters,  Nathan  A.,  (44th  iV/o.  inf.) 133 

Wirt,  Samuel  M 127  j 

Wise,  B.  Taylor 236  I 


Wise,  Eugene  B.,  (25th  Wis.  inf.) 200 

Wise,  Eugene  B.,  (49th  Wis.  inf.) 222 

Wise,  Henry  C 200 

Wise,  Pembroke  V 161 

Wise,  Samuel  M.,  (17th  Iowa  inf.) 275 

Wise,  Samuel  M.,  ( Ist  lowii  int.) 402 

Wise,  William  A 247 

Wiseman,  Wiley  C 114 

Wishard,  Robert  F 231 

Witham,  Gilbert  T 328 

Withaup,  Francis  L 45 

Witbaup,  Louis  C 47 

Witherwax,  John  M 283 

Withrow,  Adoniram  J 284 

Withrow,  Harrisson 95 

Witt,  Thoni.aBD 61,62 

Witte,  Carl 203 

Witter,  Amos 256 

Witter,  George  W 216 

Witi  man,  Adolph : 221 

Witzel,  Joseph 385 

Witzig,  John  J 64 

Woblwend,  Gregor  373 

Woley,  Howard  N 130 

Wolf,  Chi  istian 75 

Wolf,  Frederic ^ 82 

Wolf,  John 20 

Wolf,  Joseph 75 

Wolf,  Victor 174 

Wolf,  William 67 

Wolf,  William  P 403 

Wolfe,  Charles  W 11 

Wolfe,  George 360 

Wolfe,  George  H 239 

Wolfe,  Lewis  R '. 237 

Wolfers,  Henry 22,  42 

Wolff,  Christian  D 392 

Wolff,  F.  Nicholas 97 

Wolff,  Nicholas  F 392 

Wolff,  Paul 22 

Wolfram,  Frederic 198 

Wolmer,  Nicholas 202 

Wolverton,  Joel 378 

Worn  mack,  Richard 14 

Wooil,  Abner 166 

Wood,  AbramE 267 

Wood,  Ahimaaz  E 318 

Wood,  Alvin 366 

Wood,  Asa 149 

Wood,  Calvin  M 192 

Wood,  Charles,  (29th  Wis.  inf) 205 

Wood,  Charles,  (.38th  Wis.  inf.) 214 

Wood,  Charles  A 179 

Wood,  Charles  C 73 

Wood,  Charles  O.... 344 

Wood,  Clement 403 

Wood,  David  E 185 

Wood,  David  J.  M 358 

Wood,  Edwin  R 224,  226 

Wood,  Erastua  W 332 

Wood,  George  B 345 

Wood,  George  H 311 

Wood,  George  R 208 

Wood,  George  W 402 

Wood,  Horace  E 161 

Wood,  James  D 163 

Wood,  James  W 314 

Wood,  John  C 207 

Wood,  Jt)hn  D 401 

Wood,  John  G 21 

Wood,  John  S 239 


INDEX   OP    NAMES, 


567 


Wood,  Joseph  Jackson 265 

Wood,  Luther  H 345 

Wood,  Myron  W 148 

Wood,  Noble  W 285 

Wood,  Norman  N 9 

Wood,  OreKteH  H 197 

Wood,  Palmer  G 343 

Wood,  Phineas  W 8,  40 

Wood,  Reuben  K.,  (2d  fVis.  cav.) 147 

Wood  ReubenR.,(51stand53d;ris.iDf.).224,  226 

Wood,  Robert 304 

Wood,  Robert  W 372 

Wood,  Samuel  N 24 

Wood,  Stephen  M 24 

Wood,  William  D 38 

Wood,  William  H.,  (9th  /own  cav.) 242 

Wood,  William  H.,  (18th /own  inf.) 277 

Wood,  WinfieldS 35 

Woodard,  Stephen  147 

Woodburn,  Thomas  J 351 

Woodbury,  Albert 309 

Woodbury,  Frederick  J 282 

Woodbury,  William  W 314 

Woodford,  Elmer  O 278 

Woodford,  James 214 

Woodford,  Jasper 165 

Woodford,  Sidney  E 267 

Woodhouue,  Samuel 172 

Woodle,  Isaac 150 

Woodman,  Edwin  E 183 

Woodmancy,  William  W 113 

Woodruff,  Clinton  D 183 

Woodruff,  David  P 3 

Woodruff,  Elias  B 233 

Woodruff,  ErastusK 294 

Woodruff,  George  G 208 

Woodruff,  Henry  R - 14 

Woodruff,  Lucius  D 77, 106 

Woodruff,  Montgom'y  S 6 

Woodruff,  William 372 

Woodrow,  Chiirles  W -  .275 

Woods,  Eugene  H 344 

Woods,  James  C 347 

Woods,  John  G 41 

Woods,  Johu  L 59 

Woods,  John  M 278 

Wood.-,  Peter  N 300 

Woods,  Samuel  B 246 

Woods,  William 147 

Woods,  William  W 233 

Woodson,  James  A 251 

Woodson,  Richard  G 15 

Woodson,  Shadrach  J 290 

Woodward,  Elijah  A.,  (12th  Wis.  inf.) 181 

Woodward,  Elijah  A.,  (36th  His.  inf.) 212 

Woodward,  Emmitt  B 253 

Woodward,  Gilbert  M 164 

Woodward.  J.  B 370,372 

Woodward,  John  H.  H 1 

Woodward,  Thomas  G 297 

Woodward,  W.  H 112 

Woodward,  William  H 322 

Woodworth,  Caleb  A 375 

Woodworth,  John 1'74 

Woodworth,  Joseph  M 330 

Woodworth,  Na'han 207 

Woodworth,  Sidney  D.,  (18th  Wi-'S.  inf.) 190 

Woodworth,  Sidney  D.,  (38th   Wis.  inf.) 214 

Woodworth,  Stephen  R 24 

Woodworth,  Wilbur  F 360 

Woody ard,  Humphrey  M 106 


Woolfenden,  James  R 147 

Woolfolk,  Alexander  W 3 

Woolbiser,  Whiiing  A 200 

Woolley,  Daniel  M 77 

Woolsey,  Fletcher 275 

Wooster,  Charles  D 151 

Wooster,  Daniel  P 186 

Wooster,  David 340 

Wooster,  David  G 229 

Worcester,  David 289 

Worden,  Asa 184 

Worth,  John  H 343 

Worthington,  William  H 251 

Worthman,  James  S 204 

Worley,  Abraham 19,  45 

Wotke,  F.  M 387 

Wragg,  Jdsiah  L 260 

Wray,  Andrew  J.,  (4th  Mo.  cav.) 18 

Wray,  Andrew  J.,  (43d  JVfo.  inf.) 131 

Wray,  Edward 118 

Wray,  Stephen  K 41 

Wrigut,  Alpha,  (6th  Mo.  mil.  oav.) 27 

Wright,  Alpha,  (IsteDg.  and25th  Mo.  ifxl.).7i,  112 

Wright,  Amns  P 8 

Wright,  Appier  K 289 

Wright,  Bazabel  F 278 

Wright,  Clark 24 

Wright,  Cyrus  P 254 

Wright,  Ed 283 

Wright,  E.  M 364 

Wi ight,  Georg3  H 400 

Wright,  George  L ,.245,247 

Wright,    George    R.,   (4th    batt'y,    Wis.   It. 

art.) ]5(i 

Wright,  George  R.,  (47th  Wis.  inf) 220 

Wright,  Irvin  D 142 

Wright,  Isaac  J 179 

Wright,  James  A 311 

Wright,  James  D 404 

Wi  ight,  John 192 

Wright,  John  A 141 

Wright,  John  E 297 

Wright,  John  F 293 

Wright,  John  K 367 

Wright,  John  N 290 

Wright,  John  W.,  (2d  Iowa  cav.) 229 

Wright,  John  W.,  (10th  Iowa  iuf.) 2rtl 

Wright,  Joshua 27& 

Wright,  Melvil  C 244 

Wright,  Moses  B.  C 366 

Wright,  Newton  P .300 

Wright,  O.  P.  B 225 

Wright,  Perry  A 131 

Wright,  Robert 239 

Wright,  Robert  W 259 

Wright,  Samuel  H 122 

Wright,  Spencer  P Ill 

Wright,  Thomas  B 22 

Wright,  Thomas  F. ,  (2d  Cal.  cav. ) 330 

Wright,  Thomas  F.,  (2d  and  6th  Cal.  inf.). 335,  342 

Wright,  Thomas  S 232 

Wright,  Wesley 300 

Wright,  Willard U 

Wright,  William  A 231 

Wright,  William  H.,  (Ist  Mo.  cav.) 1 

Wright,  William  H.,  (IstM.  M.  B.,  Mo.  cav.).  .55 

Wright,  William  N 214 

•  Wright,  Wilson  W 350 

Wrisberg,  Alfred  G 176 

Writenberry,  William 357 

Wrockloff,  Fredow 136 


568 


INDEX    OF    NAMES. 


"Wuerpel,  Edmund,  (2d  Mo.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C, 

3-yeara) 78 

Wuerpt-l,  Edmund,  (2d  Mo.  int.,  U.  S.  R.  C, 

3month9) 387 

Wuestuey,  Charles,  (Cd  il/o.inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C.) . -78 

Wueetney,  Charles,  (3d  Mo.  inf.,  li-yeara) 82 

"Wuestney,  Charles,  (3d  Mo.  inf.,  3-months)-  -  .368 

WuUweber,  Otto  L 70 

Wnndt,  CbarleB  L 404 

Wyatt,  Benjamin  F 109 

Wyckoff,  George  VV - 104 

AVyckoff,  John 3 

Wyckcff,  Nnrval  H 130 

Wycoff,  William 231 

Wylie,  Oeorge  W 204 

Wylie,  William  J 204 

Wyman,  Charles  M 156 

Wymau,  Charles  T Ifi7 

Wyman,  Dudley  C 180 

Wyman,  Emory 192 

Wyman,  Uufua  H ■;7,  106 

Wynn,  Andrew  K 179 

Ya-ba-lo-chee 364 

Yuncy,  James  B 11 

Yankee,  Samuel  A 24 

Yarbrough,  Jerome  B Ill 

Yar-hol-lan-duy 364 

Yates,  George  W 4.3,  134 

Yates,  John  W 11 

Yates,  Theodore CO,  38.5 

Yeager,  George  1 3.51 

Yeoman,  Stephen  P 240 

Yerger,  Antnn 48 

Yerger,  Augustus 300 

Yerger,  John  P 294 

York,  Albert  A 192 

York,  Horace  E 40 

York,  Oliver  M 200 

York,  William  H 194 

Young,  Charles  T 267 

Young,  Fenton,  jr 47 

Young,  G rover 347 

Young,  Harvey  O 339 

Young,  Henry  F 172 

Young,  Henry  J.,  (1st  Wis.cav.) 144 

Young,  Henry  J.,  (47th  JVls.mf.) 220 

Young,  Hezekiah 298 

Young,  J.  Morris. .: 235 

Young,  Jackson  E 120 

Young,  Jacob  W 1 

Young,  James 167 

Young,  James  H 347,358 

Yonng,  Jeremiah  F 36 

Youug,  John  A 284 

Young,  John  D 364 

Young,  John  L.,  (9th  Iowa  cnv.) 242 

Young   John  L.,  (17th  Jowa  inf.) 275 

Young,  John  T Ill 

Young,  Martin 202 

Young,  Nelson 11 


Young,  Nestor  A.  J 290 

Young,  Robert  B 318 

Young,  Robert  J 29 

Youug,  Samuel  A 231 

Young,  Simon  P.  P 267 

Young,  Thomas  A,,  (Ist  Cal.  cav.) 329 

Young,  Thomas  A.,  (5th  Cal.  inf.) 240 

Young,  Thomas  L 141 

Yonng,  Van  E 184 

Young,  William 208 

Young,  William  B 277 

Young,  William  G 174 

Yonngblood,  James  M 394 

Youugs,  John  F 347 

Youngs,  William 220 

y ouut,  George 82 

Yule,  George 301 

Ynlee,  Erastus  D 229 

Yu^t,  Charles 106 

Zabriskie,  Elias  B 378 

Zabriskie,  James  A 340 

Zagonyi,  Charles 53 

Zaiiner,  Sebastian 101 

Zakrzewski,  Hermann,  (2d  Mo.  inf.,   U.    S. 

R.  C.,3-xears) 78 

Zakrzewski,  Hermann,  (2d  Mo.  inf.,    U.   S. 

R.  C,  3-months) 387 

Zawartill,  William  .-. 79 

Zediker,  James  F 265 

Zeirenherg,  Charles 312 

Zeis,  Henrv,  (3d  Mo.  inf. ,  3-years) 82 

Z.-is,  Henry,  (3d  Mo.  ml.  S-months) 388 

2eitiuger,  Anthony,  (2d  jl/o.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C, 

3-yearH) 78 

Zeit'inger,  Anthony,  (2d  Mo.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C, 

3-mon  I  hs) " 387 

Zender,  Frederick 113 

Zepp,  John 65,  66 

Zeppenfeld,  P.  F 86 

Zermanu,  August 79 

ZeKch,  Gnstavns 362 

Zetteler,  Frederick  T 214 

Zettler,  Michael 273 

Zihelin,  Jacob 79 

Zickerick,  William 159 

Ziepler,  George  S 120 

Ziellpy,  H.  E 184 

Zielley,  Henrv  E 221 

Zimmer,  Charles,  (17lh  Mo.  inf.) 102 

Zimmer,  Charles,  {ith  Mo.  inf.,  U.  S.  R.  C).  ..390 

Zimmerman,  M 101 

Zimmerman,  Peter  K 123 

Zimniermann,  Edward  O) 322 

Zipf,  Charles 57 

Zobi-1,  Adolphus 86 

Zollars,  Thomas  J 233 

Zollinger,  Jeremiah  R 288 

Zncker,  Gerhard 176 

Ziilavsky,  Casimer  B 373 

Zwanziger,  Leonhard 387 


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ERRATA. 


On  page  6,  for  "  First  Lieut.  Charles  D.  Root,  Jime  20,  1864,"  read  '-First  Lieut.  CliarleB  D.  Root, 
June  19,  1864." 

On  page  19,  at  bottom  of  page,  for  "  *  C'ommigsioned  Captain  15th  regiment  Missouri  cavalry," 
read  "  *  Commissioned  Captain  13th  regiment  Missouri  cavalry." 

On  page  24,  after  "  Amos  J.  Harding,  2  Apr.,  64.'-  read  "  {Brevet  Captain,  13  March,  1865.)" 

On  page  24,  for  "  Captain  Jacob  C.  Dc  Gress,  February  22,  186.5,"  read  "  Captain  Jacob  C.  De  Gress, 
May  21,  1865." 

On  page  24,  "First  Lieut.  Robert  B.  Dillard"  should  be  in  roman  letters. 

On  page  28,  under  "Designed,"  omit  "First  Lieut.  John  C.  Allen,  February  13,  1862." 

On  page  33,  for  "  Chaplain  David  A.  Wilson,  December  7, 1863,"  read  "  Chaplain  David  A.  Wilson, 
November  16,  1863." 

On  page  47,  for  "Marion  E.  Hazard,  6  Jan.,  65,"  read  "Marion  E.  Hazard,  7  Sept.,  64." 

On  page  57,  for  "First  Lieut.  Thomas  Mitchell,  killed,  &,e.,  August  12,  1863,"  read  "First  Lieut. 
Thomas  Mitchell,  killed,  &c.,  August  19,  1803." 

On  page  72,  for  "First  Lieut.  John  L.  Pliimlcy,  September  1,  1864,  to  Major  98th  U.  S.  C.  T.,"  read 
"First  Lieut.  Jolui  L.  Plumlexj,  March  31,  1864,  to  Major  9;th  U.  S.  C.  T." 

On  page  73,  at  bottom  of  page,  for  "*DiBcharged  March  31,  1864,"  read  "*  Discharged  May 
23,  1864." 

On  page  87,  for  "  Second  Lieut.  Stephen  Child,  November  1,  1862,"  read  "Second  Lieut.  Stephen 
Child,  (Brevet  First  Lieut.  March  13,  1865,)  November  1,  1862." 

On  page  92,  for  "  Captain  William  A.  Johnson,  May  19,  1862,"  read  "  Captain  William.  A.  Johnson, 
May  18,  J862." 

On  page  102,  for  "First  Lieut.  Henry  Ncun,  killed  in  action  May  30,  1864,"  read  "First  Lieut- 
Henry  Neun,  killed  in  action  at  Dallas,  Ga.,  May  29,  1864." 

On  page  111,  under  "  Resigned,"  omit  "  Second  Lieut.  Benjamin  P.  Meigs,  May  24,  1862." 

On  page  115,  for  "  Second  Lieut.  Charles  S.  Kinsoy,  Slarch  3,  1864,"  read  "  Second  Lii-ut.  Charles 
S.  Kinsey,  Febitiary  27,  1864," 

On  page  1-25,  under  "Tfesi'o-Mfd,"  for  "Captain  George  H.  Tracy,  March  4,  1865,"  read,  under 
"Dismissed,"  "Captain  George  H.  Trac}-,  March  1,  1865." 

On  page  128,  for  "John  Ruedi,  a.  w.  m.,"  read  "  John  Ruedi,  7  Sept.,  64." 

On  page  135,  for  "Horace  A.  Bingham,  a.  w.  in.,"  read  "Horace  A.  Bingham,  3  Dec,  64." 

On  page  148,  under  "Discharged,"  read  "Major  Harry  E.  Eai-tman,  May  12,  1862.  (Recommis- 
Bioued  Major  July  17,  1862.)" 

On  page  149,  for  "First  Lieut.  Hugh  Calhoun,  April  28,  1862,"  read  "First  Lieut.  Hugh  Calhoun, 
May  3,  186-2." 

On  page  167,  "Second  Lieut.  Richard  C.  Scovel  "  should  be  iu  rnmau  letters. 

On  page  186,  for  "  Captain  Reynard  Cook,  January  21,  1863,"  read  "  First  Lieut.  Reynard  Cook, 
January  21,  1863." 

On  page  186,  under  "  Died,"  for  "First  Lieut.  Andrew  Clemeut,  September  23,  1864,  of  diseaso,  at 
Briggaville,  Wis.,"  read,  under  "Discharged,"  "First  Lieut.  Andrew  Clement,  March  1,  1864." 

On  page  195,  for  '-First  Lieut.  Tim.  F.  Strong,  jr.,  discharged  November  30,  1863,"  read  "  First. 
Lieut.  Tim.  F.  Strong,  jr..  deserted  December  31,  1862." 

On  page  209,  fur  "Captain  Jeremiah  C.  Moore,  July  20,  1863,"  read  "Captain  Jeremiah  C.  Moore, 
July  19,  1863."  \ 

On  page  212,  for  "Second  Lieut.  Oscar  L.  Baldwin,  September  19,  1864,  of  disease,  at  AVashington, 
D.  C,"  read  "Second  Lieut.  Oscar  L.  Baldwin,  September  18,1864,  of  disease,  at  Point  Look- 
out, Md." 

On  page  231,  omit  "  Thomas  H.  Brown,  R.  C.S.,\  Jan.,  64.    (Brevet  Captain,  13  March,  1865.)" 


ERRATA, 

On  page  231,  for  "Captain  Jesse  Hughs,  November  ]2,  1862,"  read  "  Captain  Jesse  Hugjns,  Novem- 
ber 18,  1862." 

On  page  233,  under  "Resigned,"  read  "  Second  Lieut.  James  A.  Albertson,  February  1.  1864." 

On  page  235,  "  Second  Lieut.  Nathan  Bass,  Batt.  AdJ't,"  should  be  in  roman  letters. 

On  page  245,  for  "  Second  Lieut.  William  F.  Hooper,  Jlay  27,  1865,  to  First  Lieut,  and  Adft  ]35th 
U.S.  C.  T.,"  read  "Second  Lieut.  William  P.  Hoopei',  March  28,  1865,  to  First  Lieut,  and  Adft 

135th  U.  s.  a  r." 

On  page  246,  for"Firat  Lieut.  Alfred  Ding,  October  6,  1862,  of  wounds,  &c.,"  read- "  First  Lieut. 
Alfred  Bing,  October  3,  1862." 

On  page  248,  omit  "Missing,  (1.)  Captain  Carl  Kostmnnn,  since  January  31,  1864,"  and  read, 
under  "Discharged,''  "Captain  Curl  Kostraann,  January  29,  ]fc'61." 

On  pago  236,  for  "  Captain  Wesley  Moorland,  June  22,  1863,  of  disease,  itc.,"read  "Captain  Wesley 
Moorla7id,  June  21,  1862." 

On  pnge  256,  for  "  FJr>t  Litut.  Thomas  C.  Baldwin,  June  16,  18S.3."  read  "First  Lieut.  Thomas  C. 
Baldwin,  March  7,  1863." 

On  pago  263,  for  "M.n.jor  Don  A.  Carpenter,  January  12,  1864,  of  disease,"  rc-ad  "Major  Don  A. 
Carpenter,  January  8,  1864." 

On  piige  272,  in  !i-t  of  battles,  &c  ,  omit  "PocOTAUGO,  wounded,  O. ,  1." 

On  page  284,  for  "Major Calvin  Taylor,  August  15,  1863," read  "Major Calvin  Taylor,  May  8, 1863.' ' 

On  pag?  300,  in  list  of  battles,  &c.,  omit  "RESAC.i, ;"  "Kknesaw  MOUNTAIN, ;"  "  At- 
lanta,   ." 

On  page  351,  under  " Sicoiid  Lieutenants,"  omit  "Charles  L.  Thompson,  23  Juno,  63," 


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