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Littler, George L. In a report of the regt. by the Adjt .- Gen. of Iowa this name appears as "enlisted Aug. 27, 1864,"
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with the remark, "Never joined the Co. Mustered out Aug. 29, 1865." Such a man was never known in the regt. and never appeared on any of its rolls. He may have been an " unassigned " recruit, detained somewhere ir- regularly on detached service, but that is only a guess. The same name is found as that of a private in Co. F, 8th Iowa Inf., but enl. Oct. 1, 1861.
Wilder, James W. An early report of the Adjt .- Gen. of Iowa shows this name in Co. K, 4th Cav., with the remark, " Died Sep. 8, 1862, at Batesville, Ark." There is no other evidence. The name is not on any roll of any co. of the regt., no such man was known to the surviving officers of Co. K, and at the date given for his death Batesville must have been held by the enemy. He may have been at that time a prisoner of war from some other regt.
LIST OF ENGAGEMENTS AND CASUALTIES
MENTIONED IN THIS ROSTER *
Talbot's Ferry, upper White river, Ark., April 19, 1862.
Detachment of Co. F; engagement renewed by detach- ments of Cos. E, G and K.
KILLED, I: Co. F, Lieut. William A. Heacock.
Little Red River (or Brown's Ford), Ark., June 3, 1862. Cos. C. and H.
WOUNDED, 2: Co. C, Corps. Benjamin F. Browning and Charles Butcher;
CAPTURED, 3: Co. C, the two wounded and Pvt. Andrew J. Murdock.
White River (or Mount Olive), Ark., June 7, 1862. Co. F.
WOUNDED, I: Corp. John G. Carson (mortally).
Gist's Plantation, near Helena, Ark., July 14, 1862.
Co. F.
KILLED, I: Pvt. Richard Harrison;
WOUNDED, 5: Corp. Joseph Cline and Pvts. James But- ler, John Dwire, Henry R. Sadler and Jabez Sibley;
CAPTURED, 5: the three first named wounded and Pvts. William McCabe and William A. McWhorten.
Polk's Plantation, near Helena, Ark., Sep. 20, 1862. Detachment of Co. D.
KILLED, I: Pvt. David Mosher;
WOUNDED, I: Pvt. Jehoida Wurth;
CAPTURED, 3: Pvts. John W. Hinkson, Henry Shopbell, and Jehoida Wurth.
Jones's Lane (or Lick Creek), near Helena, Ark., Oct. 11, 1862. Detachments of Cos. A and G; engagement renewed by detachments of Cos. B and H.
KILLED, 4: Co. A, Pvt. John W. Allen; Co. G, Pvts. Wat- son Frame, Cornelius W. Jackson and John W. Williams;
* A list of all engagements is given in the regimental history referred to in the Preface.
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WOUNDED, 7: Co. A, Pvt. Levi B. Williamson; Co. B, Lieut. George B. Parsons, Com .- Serg. Lorenzo D. Well- man, Serg. John W. Corbin and Pvts. James A. Gray and Milton Platt; Co. G, Serg. Thomas W. Hanks; CAPTURED, 15 : Maj. Benjamin Rector; Co. A, Serg. Asahel Mann, Corp. Isaac M. Irwin and Pvts. John W. Allen (killed after capture), William W. Davis and Henry Drake; Co. B, Pvts. Francis McNulty and Alfred Mor- ris; Co. G, Lieut. Alexander Rodgers, Bugler Thomas E. Arnold and Pvts. John Corbin, Robert T. McAuley, Samuel B. Mann and Alexander Riddle; Co. H, Corp. George W. Miller.
Marianna, Ark., Nov. 8, 1862.
Detachments from Cos. B, D, H and L.
WOUNDED, 22: Lieut. Warren Beckwith, Acting Qrmr .; Co. B, Capt. John H. Peters and Pvt. Frederick L. Wells; Co. D, Lieut. John T. Tucker, Ist Serg. Amon L. Ogg, Pvts. Benjamin F. Morgan, John M. Wilson and four others not named; Co. H, Lieuts. Asa B. Fitch and Stephen W. Groesbeck, Corp. Charles W. Sisson and six others not named; Co. L, two not named.
Big Creek, near Helena, Ark., March 8, 1863.
Detachments of several companies.
KILLED, I: Co. L, Pvt. Benony F. Kellogg.
Wittsburg, St. Francis river, Ark., April 8, 1863.
Detachments of several companies.
KILLED, I: Co. L, Daniel Lorrigan;
WOUNDED, 7: Co. L, Corp. Samuel O. Black and Pvts. Henry Fleming, George W. Sheppard, Richard Major South and 3 others not named.
Fourteen Mile Creek, Miss., May 12, 1863.
The 2d Batt., then the 3d and Ist.
KILLED, I: Co. F, Pvt. Jabez Sibley ;
WOUNDED, 3: Co. D, Corp. Asa E. Andrews and Pvt. Wil- liam L. Ray; Co. L, Pvt. Charles W. Lash.
Mechanicsburg, Miss., May 24, 1863.
The regt.
WOUNDED, I : Co. F, Pvt. Francis R. Walker.
Mechanicsburg, Miss., May 29, 1863.
The regt.
WOUNDED, 6: Maj. Edward F. Winslow; Co. B, Serg. John W. Corbin; Co. E, Pvt. Henry F. Parks; Co. K, Ist Serg. William A. Bereman and Pvts. Alonzo Cant-
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well and Isaac N. Vaughn (mortally); Co. M, Corp. William C. Henderson.
Bear Creek (or Jones's Plantation), near Vicksburg, Miss., June 22, 1863.
Detachments, 30 each, of Cos. A, F, I and K.
KILLED, 8: Co. A, Pvts. James Buttercase, Andrew J. Chappel, Wilson S. Hunt, John McClintock, John Mann and George W. Van Doran; Co. K, Corp. John M. Frame and Pvt. John W. Yancey ;
WOUNDED, 17; Co. A, Serg. William T. Biggs (mortally), Corp. Charles N. Smith and Pvts. James A. Livingston and Levi B. Williamson; Co. F, Corp. Cornelius Carter, Bugler James G. Henshaw and Pvt. Henry B. Wagers; Co. I, Lieut. William J. McConnell, Serg. George W. Caskey and Pvts. William Johnson and Thomas Miner; Co. K, Lieut. Joshua Gardner (mortally), Serg. James O. Vanorsdol and Pvts. Silas Bogue, Charles Foster, William Hole and James D. Moore (mortally) ;
CAPTURED, 37 (including 9 of the wounded) : Co. A, Corps. Joseph W. Pierce and Charles N. Smith, and Pvts. William Dean, James G. Fletcher, Doran T. Hunt, James A. Livingston, Isaac S. Scott, John S. Shirley and Levi B. Williamson; Co. B, Pvt. Cyrus Washburn; Co. F, Sergs. Hira W. Curtiss and Joseph Glasgow, Corps. Jonathan Anthony, Elijah Busby and Cornelius Carter, Bugler James G. Henshaw and Pvts. James Andrews, Solomon Bremen, Abraham Pelham, Henry R. Sadler and Henry B. Wagers; Co. I, Lieut. William J: McCon- nell, Serg. George W. Caskey, and Pvts. John B. Ander- son, Thomas M. Bird, Robert Campbell, Russell G. Currier, William Johnson, Alexis Lull and Thomas Stewart; and Co. K, Corps. Richard W. Bayles, David Cavenee, William Miller, and Pvts. Harlan Jameson, John A. Kirkpatrick, Francis S. Ramey and Robert S. Stockton.
Grenada Raid (Vicksburg to Memphis), Aug. 10 to 25, 1863. The regt.
CAPTURED, 6: Co. A, Ist Serg. Caleb J. Allen, Aug. 16; Co. C, Corp. James H. Davidson and Pvt. Charles H. Smith, Aug. 18; Co. H, Pvts. James M. Carson and Harvey W. Case, Aug. 17; and Co. L, Pvt. George Dash- man, Aug. 15.
Bogue Chito, Miss., Oct. 16, 1863.
The regt.
KILLED, I: Co. B, Pvt. John Ireland.
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Livingston, Miss., Oct. 17, 1863.
The regt.
KILLED, I: Co. I, Serg. George W. Caskey;
CAPTURED, I : Co. M, Pvt. Samuel R. White.
Big Black Bridge, Miss., Feb. 3, 1864.
The regt.
WOUNDED, I : Co. B, Corp. John McCallum.
Baker's Creek, Miss., Feb. 4, 1864.
The regt.
CAPTURED, I: Co. H, Corp. Luther P. Chandler.
Ripley, Miss., June 7, 1864.
The regt.
WOUNDED and CAPTURED, 2: Co. K, Pvts. George W. Holt and Steward B. Terry.
Brice's Cross-roads (or Guntown), Miss., June 10, 1864.
The regt.
KILLED, 2: Co. C, Pvts. Gerhard Pilgrim and Milton W. Stall;
WOUNDED, 18: Co. A, Serg. William E. Jackson and Pvts. Henry J. Chapman (mortally), William H. Chapman (mortally) and Andrew J. Lovelady; Co. C, Lieut. Loyd H. Dillon, Corp. George W. Saint and Pvts. Arsene Gerard, Charles Hilgrin, John Hoakinson, Alfred A. Peterson, Adolph Schloeder, John Straw and John Sutherland; Co. F, Pvts. Francis Noble and James B. Pearson; Co. I, Pvt. Albert Rice; and Co. K, Serg. Elisha M. Payne and Pvts. George W. Schofield and Zur Rockhold;
CAPTURED, 3: Co. A, Pvts. Ephraim Shaffer and John A. Warner; and Co. K, Pvts. John A. Kirkpatrick and Charles A. Swan.
Ripley, Miss., June 11, 1864.
The regt.
KILLED, 3: Co. A, Pvt. Jeremiah Young; Co. E, Corp. Harvey R. Merriam; and Co. H, Corp. Francis C. Coe; WOUNDED, IO: Co. B, Bugler John McNulty and Pvts.
Patrick McHugh and Jonathan Morris; Co. C, Pvt. John C. Hartman (mortally); Co. F, Corp. Simon Smith; Co. G, Pvt. Edwin Huntington; Co. H, Pvt. Andrew Laird (mortally); Co. I, Pvts. John A. Mercer and Thomas M. Wilkinson; and Co. M, Pvt. Robert Hop- kirk (mortally);
CAPTURED, 9: Co. B, Bugler John McNulty and Pvts. Leverett J. Littlejohn and Alfred A. Tracey; Co. D,
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Pvts. Job A. Haines and Daniel Saxton; Co. G, Pvts. Edwin Huntington and Isaac Smythe; and Co. I, Pvts. John A. Mercer and Thomas M. Wilkinson.
Tupelo, Miss., July 14, 1864. The regt.
KILLED, I; Co. H, Corp. James Rooney ;
WOUNDED, 4: Co. B, Pvt. Thomas McNulty; Co. K, Church B. Rinard; Co. L, Pvt. Abner F. Davis; and Co. M, Pvt. Andrew D. Smithburg.
Old-Town Creek, Miss., July 15, 1864.
The regt.
WOUNDED, II; Co. A, Pvt. David League; Co. D, Pvts. Joseph W. Barton and Worthy S. Saunders; Co. G, Serg. Polk Tibbetts and Pvts. Theodore S. Jackson and Robert P. McAuley; Co. K, Pvts. Charles M. Jewett, James Ritcheson, Frederick Teeman and Francis M. Vanorsdol; and Co. L, Pvt. Emile Myers.
Memphis, Tenn., Aug. 21, 1864.
Co. C.
WOUNDED, 2: Lieut. Losson P. Baker and Pvt. Edwin L. Boham.
Independence, Mo., Oct. 22, 1864.
The regt.
WOUNDED, I : Co. F, Pvt. John Koolbeck.
Big Blue, Mo., Oct. 23, 1864.
The regt.
KILLED, 3: Co. B, Pvts. Thomas J. Cole and John Slavin; and Co. I, Pvt. John M. D. Jacks;
WOUNDED, 5: Col. Edward F .. Winslow; Co. B, Lieut. Thomas Bowman; Co. E, Pvts. Michael S. Cunning and John W. Rafferty; and Co. I, Pvt. Abner Root.
Marais des Cygnes (or Mine Creek), Kan., Oct. 25, 1864. The regt.
KILLED, I: Co. F, Lieut. Hira W. Curtiss;
WOUNDED, 6: Co. E, Corp. Charles Totten; Co. G, Pvt. Michael Hennessy; Co. I, Pvts. Francis M. Ammon, Charles W. Davis, and Robert Ralston; and Co. L, Pvt. Henry J. Croll.
Charlot Prairie, Kan., Oct. 25, 1864.
The regt.
WOUNDED, II: Maj. Abial R. Pierce; Co. A, Serg. Joseph W. Pierce and Trump. Smith R. Crane; Co. E, Serg. Hiram H. Cardell; Co. M, Pvt. Christopher C. Sawyer; and 6 others not named.
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White's Station, near Memphis, Tenn., Dec. 14, 1864. Detach- ments of Cos. A and B.
KILLED, 3: Co. A, Pvt. John L. O'Brien; Co. B, Serg. Joseph Gamble and Pvt. John B. Rust;
WOUNDED, 8: Co. A, Pvt. John H. Flinn; Co. B, Pvts. Edward Counsel, Jacob Luddic, Alfred Shaffer, Corne- lius Shaffer, Samuel J. Schrack, William Smith and Meli Walker;
CAPTURED, 18: Co. A, Capt. Eldred Huff and Pvts. John Billups, Monroe M. Childs, John Fairchild, Hugh Fer- guson, Robert A. Hodges, William W. Howell, Doran T. Hunt, George Legrand and David L. White; Co. B, Pvts. John W. Akers, Josiah Bowman, George W. Clapp, Patrick McHugh, Theodore Shrack, Robert Speers, Levi Washburn and Ralph T. Washburn.
Montevallo, Ala., March 30, 1865. Cos. F. and L.
WOUNDED, I: Co. F, Pvt. Francis M. Boswell.
Six-mile Creek, Ala., March 31, 1865.
The regt.
WOUNDED, 5: Co. E, Trump. John Q. Riley; Co. M, Corp. Jacob S. Gantz and Pvts. Villeroy Abbey, Oliver F. Chester and James Lathers.
Selma, Ala., April 2, 1865.
The regt.
KILLED, 2: Capt. Eugene R. Jones, Co. I, and Chief Trump. Daniel J. Taber;
WOUNDED, 7: Co. A, Trump. Robert E. Ray; Co. B, Pvt. Oliver J. Williams; Co. D, Pvt. John W. Benson; Co. H, Serg. James H. Stocks; Co. I, Pvts. Robert Camp- bell and Abram Needles; and Co. L, Wagoner Heze- kiah J. Phelps.
Fike's Ferry, near Selma, Ala., April 8, 1865.
Detachments of Cos. F and L.
WOUNDED, I : Co. L, Pvt. John T. Mendenhall (mortally). Columbus, Ga., April 16, 1865.
The regt.
KILLED, 2; Co. L, Serg. Joseph H. Jones, and Co. I, Pvt. Nathan Beezley;
WOUNDED, 9: Co. A, Corp. Elza A. Reeves and Pvt. John S. Shirley; Co. D, Serg. Horton M. Detrick; Corp. Joseph C. McCoy, and Pvts. William Loomis, Elias F. Ogg and Jehoida Wurth; Co. I, Pvt. James H. Van Cleve; and Co. K, Pvt. David M. Anderson.
CAPTURED, I : Co. A, Pvt. Robert C. Wood.
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Some men were wounded and some captured not in action, but when separately exposed on various duties :
Co. C, Pvt. Andon Gates, missing (probably captured) June 12, 1864, from picket-post near La Grange, Tenn.
Co. D, Pvt. George H. Batchelder, captured June 7, 1864, near Columbia, La., on recruiting service.
Co. E, Pvt. Henry F. Parks, wounded July 3, 1863, near Yazoo river, Miss., Pvt. Benjamin T. Griffith, captured Feb. 18, 1864, near Meridian, Miss., and Pvt. John Jennings, cap- tured Jan. 4, 1865, on Grierson's raid from Memphis to Vicksburg.
Co. F, Corp. Simon Smith, captured June 18, 1863, near Big Black river, Miss., and Pvt. James M. McNair, wounded June 28, 1863, on picket near Bear Creek, Miss.
Co. G, Corp. Thompson Jones, wounded May -, 1863, near Young's Point, La .; Pvt. George McDonald, wounded and captured Nov. 12, 1864, by bushwhackers near Cane Hill, Ark .; and Pvt. Wasson Gard, missing April 10, 1865, near Selma, Ala., believed killed by the enemy.
Co. H, Pvt. Joseph L. Baker, captured Dec. 26, 1864, on Grier- son's raid from Memphis to Vicksburg.
Co. I, Pvts. Robert Campbell and Samuel Myers, captured March 27, 1863, near Helena, Ark. It is doubtful whether these two were acting under orders when captured.
Co. K, Serg. Samuel O. Miller, captured May 25, 1863, at Ray- mond, Miss., when in charge of wounded.
Co. L, Corp. Cory J. Brown, captured March 8, 1863, and Pvt. Daniel Clancy Nov. 21, 1862, near Helena, Ark. It is doubtful whether these two were acting under orders when captured.
Co. M, Corp. Jacob Wright and Pvt. Jacob Uptagraft (or Upde- graff), captured Sep. 30, 1862, from picket-post near Helena, Ark.
SUMMARY
The history of the regiment mentioned in the Preface contains (at pages 575 and 576) tables of statistics which, in some items, have been found incorrect. It was compiled from official reports based upon the original rolls, but, in examining the record of each member of the regiment for the purposes of this book, many errors and contradictions in those reports have been disclosed, which, so far as they affect the figures, are here corrected.
The men rejected by the mustering officer, who are included in that table because they were on the original rolls, are omitted from this. So are those found to be deserters from other com- mands.
Original members (being all who joined up to January
I, 1862), including 46 officers 1052
Recruits (being all who joined after January 1, 1862), including 6 officers .. 797
Total of regular members. 1,849
Killed in action, including the mortally wounded. 5I
Missing (killed or captured) 2
Killed and drowned by accident IO
Died of disease .. I71
Died prisoners of war.
I4
Discharged for disability by wounds or disease.
Resigned. 2IO
34
Deserted
20
Promoted out of the regiment. 35
Mustered out as in excess of organization, including Battalion Staff. 27
Mustered out on expiration of 3 years' enlistment. I59
Mustered out under orders reducing the army. I26
Discharged by special orders and dropped from other causes. 64
Recruits not joined (the unassigned).
25- 948
Disbanded, August 24, 1865 .. 858
90I
Discharged later in hospital and on detached service. .
43- 90I
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SUMMARY
Wounded in action and on other duty I4I
Captured in action and on other duty 97
Wounded and captured in action.
20
Reënlisted as Veterans.
55I
Medal of Honor men. I2
Highest number on the rolls, May, 1864 .. 1,354
Lowest number on the rolls, November, 1863. 791
INDEX
A
A, Company, 25, 215, 216 Abbey, Villeroy, 199, 220 Abel, Thomas J., 32 Abraham, Lot, 75, 76 Acker, John A., 80
Adams, Asher, 181
Adams, James, 95
Adams, John Q., 185
Adams, William, 172 Agnew, George, 62
Akers, John W., 48, 220
Albertson, James A., 76, 138 Allen, Caleb J., 27, 217 Allen, Eli, 94
Allen, George S., 80
Allen, Hiram, 157
Allen, John M., 108
Allen, John W., 33, 215, 216
Allen, Justin W., 48
Allen, Orson F., 81, 124
Allen, William T., 16, 20, 60, 124
Allison, Charles R., 108
Ammon, Francis M., 157, 219 Anderson, Alexander, 81 Anderson, David, 66
Anderson, David M., 172, 220
Anderson, John B., 157, 217
Anderson, Robert, 199
Andrews, Asa E., 79, 216
Andrews, Dennis H., 66
Andrews, James, 107, 217
Andrews, John M., 65
Andrews, John W., 78
Anthony, Jonathan, 106, 217
Applegate, Allen, 157 Applegate, Andrew, 157
Armor, Thompson, 122
Armstrong, David, 33 Armstrong, Lewis, 140
Armstrong, Lucius D., 140 Arnold, Daniel W., 79 Arnold, Henry D., 95
Arnold, Thomas E., 123, 216 Arnott, James, 140
Arrowhood, Thomas J., 173 Ashworth, Richard, 109
Atkins, George W., 157
Atwood, Thomas H., 158 Atwood, William C., 173 Ayers, Estep, 66 Ayers, Jonathan, 62
Ayres, Francis H., 124 Ayres, Lycurgus E., 124
B
B, Company, 42, 215, 216 Babcock, David A., 135 Bagley, Orlando, 124
Bagsley, Jeremiah J., 95
Bailey, Levi D., 154 Bailiff (or Baliff), Loran M., 140 Baker's Creek, 218 Baker, Daniel B., 32
Baker, Joseph L., 140, 221
Baker, Losson P., 60, 219
Baker, Samuel P., 168
Baldwin, Charles A., 185
Baldwin, Cyrus A., 140
Banister, William, 185
Barker, David H., 173
Barker, James, 47
Barnes, Albert N., 109
Barnes, Benjamin B., 109
Barnes, George F., 48
Barnes, George M., 124
Barnes, George S., 95
Barnes, Samuel, 199
Barnes, William C., 12I Barnett, Fenton, 95 Barnett, Jacob, 29
Bartlett, Charles M., 66
Bartlett, William, 106
Barton, James S., 124
Barton, John, 81 Barton, Joseph W., 81, 219 Bartruff, Carroll H., 21, 65
Batchelder, George H., 81, 218 Bates, Henry G., 198
Bates, Norman F., 92
Bavles, Richard W., 169, 217
Beach, Earl W., 135
Beall, Leonard B., 158
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Beall, James M., 199 Bear Creek, 217
Bebb, Edward J., 81 Bebb, Evan E., 77 Bebb, John, 81
Bebb, Sylvester E., 81 Beckwith, Warren, 18, 60, 216
Bedsworth, Bartimeus, 173
Beed, James Hugh, 181
Beeks, Samuel J., 48
Beezley, Nathan, 158, 220
Behan, David, 44 Bell, John J., 154 Benge, Alfred, 157
Benson, John W., 81, 220
Bereman, Samuel O., 167
Bereman, William A., 167, 216
Berky, Charles T., 24, 140
Berry, James F., 124
Bessy, Charles, 66
Betts, Charles, 124
Big Black Bridge, 218
Big Blue, 219
Big Creek, 216
Bigger, Martin A., 140
Biggs, Moses A., 33
Biggs, William T., 29, 217
Billings, John, 81, 140
Billings, Timothy, 81, 140
Billingsly, William H., 120
Billups, John, 33, 220 Bird, Thomas M., 158, 217 Bird, Wellington, 17 Birkheimer, William E., 199
Black, Charles M., 94
Black, George W., 18I
Brown, Joseph, 67
Brown, Richard T., 65
Brown, Thomas, 109
Brown, William A., 186
Brown, William B., 92
Brown, William L., 49, 124
Brown, William T., 33
Browning, Benjamin F., 64, 125, 215
Browning, William D., 109
Bruce, Francis M., 158
Brumbarger, Enoch, 109
Blattner, Jacob, 109
Buck, George, 109
Blisard, Columbus, 173
Bobbitt, Benjamin C., 33
Bodkins, Joseph, 81
Bogue Chito, 217
Bogue, Samuel, 141, 173
Bogue, Silas, 171, 217
Boham, Edwin L., 67, 219 Bollenbaugh, George W., 93
Bond, Henry L., 173 Bond, William A., 185
Bontrager, George D., 45, 185 Bonwell, Alfred C., 33
Boswell, Francis M., 109, 220
Botkin, Isaac H., 62, 152
Bowen, Lewis R., 81
Bowen, William T., 48 Bowers, Charles L., 173
Bowers, William H., 173
Bowman, Elisha J., 81
Bowman, Josiah, 48, 220
Bowman, Thomas, 43, 219
Boyd, Edwin B., 186 Boyd, Sebastian O., 96
Bradford, Eli W., 82
Brady, Hugh, 17I Brakebill, David, 198
Bratton, Edward D., 107
Bray, Andrew J., 48, 14I Brayton, Henry, 48
Brazelton, William P., 18, 67
Bremen, Solomon, 109, 217
Bressler, William H., 157
Brewer, Benjamin F., 158
Brice's Cross-roads, 218
Brier, Harrison, 67
Bright, James H., 173
Bright, Lebbeus, 173 Brim, Boyd P., 103
Bristol, Melancthon B., 109
Brott, Philip E., 124
Brown, Cory J., 183, 22I
Brown's Ford, 215
Brown, Frank L., 200
Brown, Henry, 82
Brown, James J., 117, 118
Black, Henry H., 93
Black, John, 173
Black, Samuel O., 180, 216 Blackburn, Aaron H., 48 Blackman, John, 93
Blake, Jasper M., 48, 140
Blakely, Charles W., 158
Blanchard, Walter P., 91 Blasier, Edward, 135
Blasier, Henry S., 14I
Buck, Harvey, 21, 66
Bullard, Albert D., 125
Bullock, Meredith G., 155
Burke, Louis, 122
Burnham, George A., 103
Burnham, John H., 28
Burns, James, 33
Burris, Elias H., 172
Burris, Jacob B., 208
Burrows, William M., 171
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Burt, Nathaniel, 82 Busby, Elijah, 104, 217 Butcher, Charles, 64, 221 Butler, Edward O., 82, 125 Butler, James W., 109, 215 Buttercase, James, 33, 217 Butts, Henry Weaver, 182 Byers, James W., 109 Byers, John Y., 186, 198 Byrum, John R. D., 14I
C
C, Company, 59, 215 Cafferty, George, 14I Cain, John R., 33
Cale, Arestes M., 125 Cale, William, 125
Callicotte, Francis M., 30
Campbell, Charles P., 14I
Campbell, Dennis, 137
Campbell, Jacob, 33
Campbell, Matthew A., 33, 125
Campbell, Robert, 158, 217, 220, 22I Campbell, Thomas F., 173
Camp Harlan, 4 Camp McClellan, 25 Canby, William H., 96
Cantwell, Alonzo, 173, 216
Cardell, Hiram H., 90, 219
Carnahan, Harlan, 105 Carnes, John Edward, 186 Carney, John, 20, 96 Carr, William M., 186 Carson, Eli E., 93
Carson, James M., 141, 217
Carson, John, 141, 197
Carson, John G., 106, 125, 215 Carson, Joseph S., 49 Carson, William H., 200 Carter, Cornelius, 106, 217 Carter, Samuel C., 96 Carter, William, 108
Carter, William J., 200
Case, Harvey W., 139, 217
Case, James M., 186 Caskey, George W., 153, 217, 217, 218
Casler, Clinton B., 181 Cassad, Isaac, 67 Cassell, Gustaf, 62
Catlin, Harrison M., 109 Caulk, Asbury P., 67
Cavanee, David, 169, 217
Cavanee, James M., 173
Cavanee, Solomon, 173
Chadwick, Frederick B., 28
Chambers, Lafayette, 33 Chandler, Jonathan, 200 Chandler, Luther P., 137, 218 Chandler, William H., 63 Chaney, Albert W., 102, 104 Chaney, Charles H., 49 Chapell, Norman A., 136 Chapin, Cyrus K., 14I Chapin, John W., 110 Chapman, David H., 158
Chapman, Henry J., 34, 218
Chapman, William A., 96, 218 Chapman, William H., 34 Chappell, Andrew J., 34, 125, 217 Charlot Prairie, 219 Chester, Lemon, 200
Chester, Oliver F., 200, 220 Childs, Monroe M., 34, 220
Choate, Lewis, 14I
Clancy, Daniel, 186, 221 Clapp, George W., 49, 220
Clark, Alonzo, 43 Clark, George W., 125
Clark, James, II0 Clark, James (2d), 208
Clark, John H., 125 Clark, Michael, 79 Clark, S. Kirkwood, 27 Cleveland, John W., 186
Clifton, Elisha P., 82
Cline, Joseph, 105, 215 Clouse, George N., 82 Clubine, Lemison, 49 Clutter, George W., 200
Clutter, William L., 186, 198
Coates, Charles A., 49 Coble, Gabriel J., 79 Codner, Aaron P., 158
Coe, Francis C., 139, 218
Coe, Franklin R., 14I Coiner, Erasmus T., 76 Cole, Henry A., 110
Cole, Moses, 67
Cole, Thomas J., 49, 219 Coleman, David, 200 Collar, John, 200
Collier, John W., 67
Collins, Alexander, 156
Colors, 5, 59, 133
Columbus, 220 Colvin, Oliver H., 158
Condit, Samuel J., 66
Conerly, William, 110
Conklin, Albert G., 49
Conner, Ancil B., 119
Conner, Andrew W., 92 Conner, Ezra C., 124
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Conwell, Lot, 110
Cook, James H., 173 Cook, Harrison, 14I Cook, William A., 208 Cooper, Samuel F., 18, 92 Cooper, William W., 82
Coppock, William, 82
Corbin, John, 125, 216
Corbin, John W., 44, 216
Corey, John N., 63
Cormick, Hamilton, 14I
Cornet, Harry A., 14I
Cornwell, Alpheus, 80
Cosgriff, Richard H., 186
Coughlin, Lewis Long, 186
Counsel, Edward, 49, 220
Courtney, Allen G., 172
Cowles, Henry, 125
Cowles, James E., 123
Daniels, Theodore, 142
Cox, David M. S., 96
Darby, Daniel H., 159
Dashman, George, 187, 217
Davenport, Richard, 184
Davidson, James H., 64, 217
Cragg (or Craig), Harry P., 186
Cramer, Densmore, 22, 82
Cramer, Thomas A., 105
Crane, Hiram T., 110
Crane, John M., 158
Crane Smith R., 31, 219
Crane, Smith W., 61
Craver, Charles F., 19, 91
Craver, George W., 96
Craver, Henry, 96
Craver, Joseph A., 93
Craver, Theophilus, 96
Craver, Thomas H., 96
Davis, John D., 34
Crawford, Charles A., 24, 43
Crawford, De Witt C., 133, 134
Davis, John William, 181
Crawford, Moses E., 172
Davis, Jonathan, 170
Crawshaw, Jonathan, 183
Davis, Samuel, 34
Creath, George W., 104
Davis, Samuel E., 83
Davis, Thomas H., 182
Crill, Martin V. B., 200
Davis, William H., 174
Crister, Rasmus N., 158
Davis, William W., 31, 216
Dawson, Elias, 67
Croll, Henry John, 187, 219
Dawson, John A., 61
Cronan, Timothy, 49
Dawson, John R., 212
Crosby, William, 208
Day, Charles, 83
Day, Charles W., 142
Crossley, Lawrence, 125
Deal, George, IIO
Dean, Lewis, 187
Dean, William, 34, 217 .
Dearduff, Edward, 159
Dearduff, Eli G., 196
Decker, Amos C., 67
Dee, Edward W., 14, 90
Cunningham, Alonzo, 125 Cure, George, 78
Cure, Jasper, 82 Curran, John, 159 Currier, Russell G., 159, 217 Curtiss, Hira W., 103, 217, 219 Cutshall, Samuel L., 49 Cutter, Benjamin F., 187 Cutting, Joseph E., 159
D
D, Company, 75, 215, 216 Dabney, John W., 155 Daggett, Landon H., 96
Damewood, Francis A., 30 Damewood, John H., 28
Dana, Daniel G., 110 Dana, Newell B., 103 Danelson, John F., 67
Cox, William H., 174
Crabtree, Thomas B., 82, 142
Craft, Michael, 200
Davidson, William, 96
Davis, Abner F., 187, 219
Davis, Allen, 96
Davis, Andrew J., 159
Davis, Caleb, 110
Davis, Charles W., 159, 219
Davis, Edwin A., 67
Davis, Francis M., 23, 117, 118, 142
Davis, George W., 172
Davis, Greene L., 34
Davis, Hiram, 79
Davis, John E., 83
Crittenden, Myron T., 159
Crossley, George B., 124
Croy, Matthias, 200 Crum, James, 44
Cummings, Samuel R., 67
Cummings, Stephen, 17
Cunning, Michael S., 96, 219
Degenhard, Herman, 83, 142
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Cremer, Harrison W., 110
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Delancy, William F., 49 Delap, William G., 67 Demill, Arden, 174 Dennis, Daniel, 49 Dennis, Daniel P., 182
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