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Lewis Todhunter, Quartermaster, enlisted June 1, 1864, commissioned Captain and A. Q. M. of volunteers Jnne 30.
Hubbard C. Henderson, Sergeant Major, enlisted May 12.
Wesley M. White, Quartermaster Sergeant, from private Co. B, enlisted May 7.
James Talbott, Commissary Sergeant, from private Co. B, enlisted May 24. Samuel Richie, musician, from private, enlisted May S.
. COMPANY A.
Robert Longshore, Captain, enlisted May 7.
Ashall Ward, First Lientenant, en- listed May 7.
Samuel B. Lindsay, Second Lieuten- ant, enlisted May 7.
Joseph T. Lacey, First Sergeant, en- listed May 27.
John W. Brown, Second Sergeant, enlisted May 23.
Luther S. Boyd, Third Sergeant, en- listed May 25.
James A. Moon, Fourth Sergeant, enlisted May 18.
Andrew J. Little, Fifth Sergeant, enlisted May 12.
George W. Silcott, First Corporal, enlisted May 7.
James M. Gilman, Second Corporal enlisted May 26.
Steward Marshall, Third Corporal, enlisted May 25.
Frank M. Leach, Fourth Corporal, enlisted May 8.
Joseph Stewart, Fifth Corporal, en- listed May 31.
George M. Bartholomew, Sixth Cor- poral, enlisted May 26.
James Pollitte, Seventh Corporal, en- listed May 25.
James H. Barnett, Eighth Corporal, enlisted May 12.
Stephen E. Curtis, Musician, enlist- ed July 10.
PRIVATES.
Ash, John C., enlisted June 1.
Biggs, Milton, enlisted May 24.
Bartlett, Eugene C., enlisted May 31.
Bishop, Leander K., enlisted June 1. Campbell, Arlington, enlisted May 21.
Coppock, Daniel, enlisted May 21. Cleavenger, Win. F., enlisted May 31.
Dillon, Dillon H., enlisted June 1. Gilbert, Win., enlisted May 30. Goodpaster, John E., enlisted June 4.
Hoover, Henry I., enlisted June 4. Hall, Dennis, enlisted May 25. James, Thomas H., enlisted May 7. Jeys, Thomas, enlisted May 21.
Jessup, William, enlisted May 27. Kuhn, James M., enlisted June 27. Latham, Francis M., enlisted May 7. Landon, David B., enlisted May 24. Leaming, Chas. M., enlisted May 25. Laverty, Leander, enlisted May 25. Lacy, George W., enlisted June 3. Moredick, Theophilus, enlisted May 7.
McNeil, Harrison, enlisted May 23. Maxwell, Rufns E., enlisted May 24. McClure, Samuel H., enlisted May 26.
Morris, Morgan, enlisted May 28. McDade, James, enlisted May 31. Mardock, Townsen B., enlisted June 4.
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Marietta, John C., enlisted June 4. Monroe, Francis M., enlisted July 4. Monroe, Curtis, enlisted May 31. Noble, Thomas D., enlisted May 21. Nichols, Isaac D., enlisted May 28. Pyle, Samnel F., enlisted May 8. Perkins, Solomon, enlisted May 10. Pugh, John W., enlisted May 24. Penfro, Erastus, enlisted May 26. Ruble, James H., enlisted May 31. Scott, Isaac L., enlisted May 7. Stepliens, John R., enlisted May 10. Stephens, William B., enlisted June 4.
Stradley, John W., enlisted May 7. Stark, Abraham H., enlisted May 25. Snyder, James, enlisted June 1. Sexton, Zachariah T., enlisted June 6. Slaver, James H., enlisted July 4. Shepherd, Samnel P. B., enlisted May 24.
Thompson, Elisha, enlisted May 7. Tedford, Joseph, enlisted May 23. Turnipseed, Newton, enlisted May 25.
Tilton, Hebron, enlisted June 1. Tharp, John P., enlisted July 4.
Tidball, Mordecai B., enlisted May 12. Wellans, Henry J., enlisted May 9. Winpigler, William, enlisted May 25. Warnock, Simeon, enlisted May 31, Wood, Leander, enlisted May 8.
COMPANY B. ·
Connaway, William, enlisted June 28, re-enlisted for one year Aug. 8, 1864.
Dooley, Silas, enlisted June 20. Hill, John W., enlisted May 24.
Talbott, James, enlisted May 7, pro- moted to Commissary-Sergeant, July 13. 1864.
White, Wesley M., enlisted May 24, promoted to Quartermaster Ser- geant, July 13, 1864.
COMPANY C.
Samuel N. Monasmith, 'Second Ser- geant, enlisted May 24.
Arnold, Henry L., private, enlisted January 28, died October 2, 1864, at Rock Island.
Bell, Jasper N., private, enlisted June. 28.
Crow, Win., private, enlisted June 22.
Carter, John M., private, enlisted June 25.
Johnson, Rezin L., private, enlisted June 22.
Turpin, William, private, enlisted July 4. Wilson, Charles, private, enlisted May 27.
MISCELLANEOUS INFANTRY.
John W. Brown, Commissary Ser- geant, Third Infantry, died Janu- ary, 1862, enlisted October, 1861. Robert Stont, First Infantry (col- ored), Co. E, drummer, enlisted Aug. 20, 1863.
Wm. Scott, First Infantry (colored), Co. E, enlisted Aug. 20, 1863. Herman Eberhard, First Infantry, Co. D, enlisted April 23, 1861. Enoch J. Young, Second Infantry, Co. D, enlisted May 4, 1861, dis- charged for disability July 29, 1862.
Lorin K. Bingham, Second Infantry, Co. D, enlisted Feb. 24, 1864. Andrew J. Vanscoyk, enlisted March 15, 1864, Fourth Infantry. Appleton Marshall, drafted, Eighth Infantry, Co. G, Sept. 28, 1864. John W. Baird, drafted, Eighth In- fantry, Co. I, Nov. 26, 1864. John Tomlinson, enlisted Dec. 3, 1864, Eiglith Infantry, Co. H. Thomas T. Hall, drafted Nov. 26, 1864, Eighth Infantry, Co. I. James Meyers, enlisted July 1, 1861, Sixth Infantry, Co. B.
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Dennis Meyers, musician, enlisted July 1, 1861, Sixth Infantry, Co. B, promoted Drum Major July 1, 1862.
William W. McNeil, enlisted July 1, 1861, Sixth Infantry, Co. B, died at Keokuk, January 29, 1865. Aaron Vanscoy, enlisted July 1, 1861, Sixth Infantry, Co. F.
Lorenzo Duzenbury, enlisted July 12, 1861, Sixth Infantry, Co. K.
John Colyar, enlisted July 24, 1861,
Seventh Infantry, Co. F, dis- charged for disability, April 2, 1862.
George R. Golliday, Tenth Infantry, Co. K, enlisted September 18, 1861, died at Mound City, De- cember 1, 1861.
Levi Monroe, Tenth Infantry, Co. K, enlisted September 18, 1861, discharged April 17, 1862.
Arthur W. Monroe, Tenth Infantry, Co. K, enlisted September 18, 1861.
David M. Reeves, Tenth Infantry, Co. K, wounded at Champion's Hill, enlisted September 18, 1862, veteranized February 1, 1864.
Alph. W. Colgrove, enlisted July 24, 1864, company unknown.
James Vanscoyoc, Eleventh Infan- try, Co. B, enlisted September 22, 1862, transferred to gun-boat ser- vice, February 18, 1862.
Owen Vanscoyoc, Fourteenth Infan- try, Co. D, enlisted October 14, 1861.
Zachariah Walker, Fourteenth In- fantry, Co. E, enlisted September 28, 1861, discharged at Pittsburg Landing, April 2, 1862.
Calvin Walker, Fourteenth Infantry, Co. E, enlisted September 28, 1861, captured at Shiloh.
John R. Adair, enlisted October 1, 1864, Eleventh Infantry, company unknown.
Wm. H. Davis, Twelfth Infantry, company unknown, enlisted Sep- tember 28, 1864.
David Sleeper, Twelfth Infantry, company unknown, enlisted De- cember 1, 1864.
George Leibey, Fourteenthı Infan- try, company unknown, enlisted January 17, 1864.
Wm. R. Edmunds, Fifteenth Infan- try, Co. K, enlisted October 19, 1861, wounded at Shiloh, transfer- red from Co. G, promoted Fifth Sergeant, June 17, 1862, died at Corinth, August 6, 1862.
Abraham Conn, enlisted January 11, 1862, Sixteenth Infantry, Co. F, wagoner, died at Corinth, May 10, 1862.
Case Bacon, enlisted January -, 1862, Sixth Infantry, captured at Atlanta, veteranized February 27, 1864.
Samuel F. Cook, enlisted Feb. 1, 1862, 16th Inf., Co. F; died at Vicksburg Oct. 22, 1863.
Joel R. Haworth, enlisted February, 1862, [also reported Levi M. Ha- worth]; died at Rome, Ga., July 9, 1864; 16th Inf., Co. F.
Enoch Haworth, enlisted February, 1862; wounded at Inka Sept. 19, 1862; 16th Inf., Co. F.
Lorenzo D. Renfro, enlisted Feb., 1862; 16th Inf., Co. F; veteran- ized Feb. 19, 1864.
W. H .. H. Renfro, enlisted Febru ary, 1862; 16th Inf., Co. F; woun- ded at Shiloh; captured at Atlan- ta; veteranized Feb. 19, 1864.
Isaac T. Ricks, enlisted Feb., 1862; died at Davenport Mar. 20, 1862; 16th Inf., Co. F.
Oliver P. Shepard, enlisted Febru- ary, 1862; 16th Inf., Co.'F; woun- ded at Iuka.
Jonathan Vanscoyck, enlisted Feb., 1862; 16th Inf., Co. F; veteranized Feb. 20, 1864.
Ashael Ward, enlisted Apr. 16, 1862, Co. K; Serg't Major 17th Inf .; wounded at Corinth; discharged for disability.
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John G. Snodgrass, enlisted 17th Inf., Co. E, March 24, 1862; dis- charged Nov. 15, 1862.
Wm. Daugherty, enlisted March 28, 1862, 17th Inf., Co. E.
David P. Lattimer, enlisted March 27, 1862, 17th Inf., Co. E; dis- charged May 26, 1862.
Thomas Pipes, enlisted March 28, 1862, Seventeenth Infantry, Co. E, wounded at Iuka, September 19, 1862, and at Jackson, Miss., May 14, 1863, veteranized March 30, 1864.
Thomas A Shetterly, enlisted Marclı 30, 1862, Seventeenth Infantry, Co. F.
Charles A. Wright, enlisted April 1, 1862, Seventeenth Infantry, Co. F.
Cloid G. Braught, enlisted March 11, 1862, Seventeenth Infantry, Co. G.
Samuel M. Branght, enlisted March 11, 1862, Seventeenth Infantry, Co. G, captured at Tilton, Ga., October 13, 1864.
James C. Moore, enlisted March 20, 1862, Seventeenth Infantry, Co. G.
Elijah B. Hicks, enlisted March 8, 1862, Seventeenth Infantry, Co. G, discharged December 17, 1862. George B. Leonard, enlisted April 1, 1862, Seventeenth Infantry, Co. G, discharged March 6, 1863.
Theophilus Leonard, enlisted April 1, 1862, wounded at Champion's Hill, May 16, 1863, died of wounds June 8, 1863.
A. V. Campbell, enlisted Marclı 24, 1862, Seventeenth Infantry, Co. K, died April 22, 1862.
Wm. N. Ford, enlisted April 5, 1862, date and place unknown. Wm. H. McGill, enlisted March 31, 1862, Seventeenth Infantry, Co. K, wounded at Iuka, proba- bly captured; has never been heard of since.
John W. Howell, enlisted Jan. 21, 1864, Company unknown.
Samuel Palmer, enlisted March 29, 1862, Seventeenth Infantry, Co. K, discharged February 7, 1863. Lewis G. Rice, enlisted April 3, 1862, Seventeenth Infantry, Co. K, wounded at Jackson, Miss., May 14, 1863, killed at Mission Ridge, Nov. 25, 1863.
Augustus R. Rollins, enlisted April 1, 1863, Seventeenth Infantry, Co. K, captured at Tilton, Ga., Oct. 13, 1864.
Daniel A. Rollins, enlisted April 1, 1862, Seventeenth Infantry, Co. K, wounded at Jackson, Miss., May 14, 1863.
George Smith, enlisted April 8, 1862, Seventeenth Infantry, Co. K, died at Keokuk, April 29, 1862.
Wm. G. Snodgrass, enlisted March 28, 1862, Seventeenth Infantry, Co. K, wounded at Corinth, Oct. 3, 1862, died May 29, 1863, on los- pital boat Nashville.
Hugh A. White, enlisted March 29, 1862, Seventeenth Infantry, Co. K, wounded at Iuka, September 19, 1862, captured at Tilton, Ga., Oct. 13, 1864, veteranized as Ser- geant March 31, 1864.
Alpheus Williams, Co. A, Eigh- teenth Infantry, enlisted February 29, 1864, discharged for disability Jan. 19, 1865.
Ephriam Nicholas, Co. B, Twenty-' third Infantry, enlisted March 29, 1864, died August 15, 1864, at St. Charles, Ark.
James M. Guy, Co. C, Twenty- Third Infantry, enlisted April 12, 1864.
Elias T. Kirkpatrick, enlisted March 27, 1864, Company unknown.
James M. Utsler, enlisted March 27, 1864, Company unknown.
James Knapp, Co. E, Thirty- Fourth Infanty, enlisted August 14, 1862, died at New Orleans, Oct. 15, 1863.
Amos H. Lacy, Co. G, Fortieth Infantry, enlisted October 5, 1864.
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Samuel Beedle, enlisted August 15, 1862, Co. B, Thirty-Ninth In- fantry.
Amos Barker, First Corporal Co. F, Thirty-Ninth Infantry, enlist- ed August 17, 1862.
Henry Mitchell, Co. E, Thirty- Ninth Infantry, enlisted August 22, 1862.
John H. Felton, Co. F, Thirty- Ninth Infantry, enlisted August 17, 1862.
Henry C. Luddington, Co. F, Thir- ty-Ninth Infantry, enlisted Au- gust 22, 1862.
Peter D. Spain, Co. F, Thirty- Ninth Infantry, enlisted August 22, 1862, died August 25, 1865, at New York Harbor.
Milton M. Young, Co. I, Thir- ty-ninth Infantry, enlisted August 22, 1862.
Alexander H. Paisley, Fifth Ser- geant, Co. G, Fortieth In- fantry, enlisted August 15, 1862. John N. Baty, enlisted December 29, 1863, Co. F, Thirty-Ninth In- fantry, re-enlisted Co. F, Sev- enth Veteran Infantry, June 5, 1865.
James A. Clark, Co. K, Thirty- Ninth Infantry, enlisted March 29, 1864, captured an Altoona, Ga., October 5, 1864.
Aaron E. Burson, Thirty-Ninth In- fantry, Company unknown.
Joseph N. Bilby, enlisted December 23, 1863, Co. F, Thirty-Ninth
Infantry, re-enlisted Co. F, Sev- enth Veteran Infantry, June 5, 1865.
Robert Stont, Drummer, Co. E, First Infantry, A. D, enlisted An- gust 20,, 1863.
William Scott, Private, Co. E. First Infantry, A. D, enlisted August 20, 1863.
Melville H. Deen, Co. E, Eighth In- fantry, enlisted August 31, 1861, wounded at Shiloh, April 6, 1862, wounded at Corinth, October 4, 1862, re-enlisted in Co. E, Eighth Veteran Infantry, January 1, 1864. William Daugherty, enlisted Au- gust 10, 1861, Co. I, Eighth In- fantry, re-enlisted Co. I, Eighth Veteran Infantry, January 1, 1864 William R. Johnson, enlisted Co. I, Eighth Infantry, Angust 10, 1861, re-enlisted Co. I, Eightlı Veteran Infantry, January 1, 1864.
Pertianond M. Whitaker, Co. K, Tenth Infantry, enlisted-
Veteranized February 11, 1864, died at Davenport, June 25, 1864 William Lumpkins, Co. B, Fifteenth Infantry, enlisted- 1861, wounded at Kenesaw Mountain, Ga., July, 1864, Veteranized as Sergeant, February 22, 1864.
Levi M. Haworth, Co. F, Sixteenth Infantry, enlisted April 25, 1864, died at Rome, Ga., July 19, 1864. John A. Loshbaugh, Co. G, Seven- teeth Infantry, enlisted -, 1862, Veteranized March 28, 1864.
FIRST CAVALRY.
The First Cavalry Regiment raised, and tendered to the Government, by joint resolution of the State Legislature, at the extra session, was in the spring of 1861. It was accepted June 13, 1861, making it the oldest vol- unteer regiment in the service. It was ordered to Benton Barracks, St. Louis, October 15, 1861, and immediately after to the interior of the State, to look after guerrillas who infested that section. From November of, that year, to the following March, the regiment was constantly on the move, and no regiment ever did greater service or covered more territory. So brilliant, quick and effective were their movements, the guerrillas soon gave them a wide berth wherever they went. In March, 1862, it was or-
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dered to Sedalia, and for several months was divided into small detach- ments, scouring the country. July 9th the noted guerrilla Chief, Quantrell, was met in Cass county, and after a severe, sharp and short contest, he took to the brush, from which he was quickly driven out. In Angust it re- turned to Sedalia, and was frequently sent out, at night, making long and rapid dashes. In December, at Prairie Grove, it showed its fighting qual- ities, under great disadvantages. December 27th it started with the ex- pedition of General Blunt, to Van Buren, Arkansas, and participated in its capture on the 28th, when it returned to Prairie Grove. The year 1863 was but a repetition of the first year. The presence of the regiment will be remembered at Huntsville, Dry Fork, Crooked Creek, Kingston, Yellville, Finley Fork, Mountain Grove, Pilot Knob and Jackson, the lat- ter being the celebrated midnight attack April 26, 1863. In June, 1863, it was supplied with new and improved equipment, and joined the Little Rock Expedition. Up to that date, scarcely two men were equipped alike, but each had what he could get, from a musket to a pocket pistol. At Bayou Metoe, it, as a whole regiment, engaged the enemy, and, as usual, was in the front, and made a most successful charge. November and De- cember was passed at Little Rock, doing post duty, meanwhile executing several brilliant skirmishing movements, in one of which 260 men sud- denly came upon the enemy, in strong position, near Princeton, 800 strong. With a dash, they were ronted, and several captured. This closed the work of 1863, and early in 1864 they were entitled to a veteran furlough, but, waiving the right, joined Steele's command, on the Camden Expedi- tion, which was, owing to the rigor of winter, a severe one. It engaged the enemy at Spoonville March 30th; at Antoine April 2, in a five miles' running fight; at Little Missouri River, April 4, routing Price's Army. Arriving at Camden, it was accorded the honor of being first to enter. Here the regiment took its furlongh, sold their horses, but retained their arms. They marched to Jenkin's Ferry, and by way of diversion assisted in scooping the enemy at that point, April 30. The non-veterans re- mained at Little Rock. The veterans came home, arriving May 17. June 30th found them again on the war path, and at Benton Barracks they were again mounted, and, July 27th, sent to Mexico and other points, operating against Price until December, when they went to Little Rock, where they scouted until February 20, 1865, when they moved to Memphis, to operate against Forrest's guerrillas, meeting them successfully at Tallahatchie. They remained at Memphis until the Confederacy collapsed, when they were ordered to join General Custer, at Alexandria, La., and started Au- gust 8. The regiment will probably never forget this movement. They were shamefully treated.
General Custer, by his infamous General Order No. 15, inherited the lasting hate of the entire regiment. The regiment arrived at Hempstead Aug. 26, withont rations, barefooted and nearly naked, few blankets and no supplies. While there, says Lieutenant-Colonel McQueen, the regiment pnt in its time vainly " endeavoring to obey a series of voluminous, threatening and conflicting orders, general and special, and individual instructions, with as little prospect of success as an attempt to make a rope of sand." Gen. Custer treated the regiment as though they were a gang of thieves and desperadoes. Three days after arriving at Hempstead, five days' rations were given them, consisting of hogs' jowles, ornamented with tusks five inches long, and hard bread, spiced with maggots. Those who had
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money, in violation of Order 15, and at the risk of condign punishment, purchased food, while those who had no money robbed the half-starved horses of their small pittance of poor corn. To complete the infamy of Order 15, all mail matter was ordered sent through the office of the Provost Marshal for that district, Gen. Custer probably being assured that the men would resist such treatment, and it is a significant fact that the regiment received no mail while there. But they found a way to the ear of the authorities at Washington, and the infamous orders were revoked. Octo- ber 29. the regiment moved to Austin, where it was permitted to behave like soldiers and gentlemen. Here they remained while in the service, going out in detachments, to preserve order, protect the conrts, and aid in reconstructing the machinery of the Federal Government. The regiment had during its service four different colonels, Fitz Henry Warren, James Otis Gower, Daniel Anderson, William Thompson. It was mustered out February 18, 1866, and disbanded at Davenport March 13, having been five years in service, with the record of being equal in discipline and drill to the best "regulars."
Warren county was represented in the field and staff as follows:
P. Gad Bryan, Lieutenant-Colonel, promoted from Major, July 10, 1862; enlisted June 13, 1861.
James M. Bryan, Adjutant, enlisted October 7, 1861.
David B. Allen, Assistant Surgeon, enlisted August 3, 1861, promoted Surgeon Thirtieth Infantry, April 10, 1863.
COMPANY D.
P. Gad Bryan, Captain, enlisted June 13, 1861, promoted Major, May 4, 1862, Lieutenant-Colonel July 10, 1862, resigned February 12, 1863. George M. Walker, Second-Lieuten- ant, from Quartermaster Sergeant, veteranized Jannary 1, 1864, pro- moted First Lieutenant June 19, 1864; Captain February 14, 1864. James M. Bryan, First Sergeant, en- listed June 13, 1861.
Henry Shaver, Fourth Sergeant, en- listed July 18, 1861, discharged September 21, 1863, for disability. Jeremiah T. Garrison, First Corpo- ral, promoted Sixth Sergeant, September 1, 1862; discharged March 3, 1863. [Reported also Joseph T.]
Perry K. Crosswait, Second Corpo- rol, enlisted June 13, 1861, pro- moted First Sergeant, October 7, 1861.
William H. Newman, Fourth Cor- poral, enlisted June 13, 1861, dis-
charged March 12, 1863, for pro- motion in First Arkansas.
Abraham Reeves, Sixth Corporal, enlisted July 18, 1861, killed at Eikin's Ford, Arkansas, April 4, 1864, veteranized January 4, 1864.
David W. Griffith, Eighth Corporal, enlisted July 18, 1861, discharged February 2, 1862, for disability.
Benj. F. Griffith, Bugler, enlisted July 18, 1861.
Willett Carpenter, Farrier, enlisted July 18, 1861, veteranized Janu- ary 4, 1864.
PRIVATES.
AnDyke, Henry B., enlisted July 18, 1861, discharged November 9, 1861, for disability.
Barlow, John, enlisted June 13, 1861, promoted to Eighth Corporal May 1, 1862, veteranized Jannary 1, 1864.
Black, Thomas, enlisted July 18, 1861, veteranized January 1 1864.
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Biggs, Aaron, enlisted July 18, 1861. Conrad, Samuel W., enlisted July
18, 1861, veteranized January 1, 1864.
Deeker, Cornelius, enlisted July 1, 1861, veteranized January 1, 1864, Frausher, Andrew J., enlisted July 18,1861.
Foust, Andrew, enlisted July 18, 1861, killed by guerrillas May 15, 1862.
Groom, Isaac E., enlisted July 18, 1861, captured February 23, 1863. Gilmore, Andrew . J., enlisted July 18, 1861.
Halterman, H. R., enlisted July 18, 1861.
Hammon, John, enlisted June 13, 1861, promoted to Seventh Cor- poral June 1, 1862.
Howery, James, enlisted July 18, 1861, veteranized January 1, 1864. Hill, Peter, enlisted June 18, 1861, wounded at Lafayette county, Mis- souri, March 11, 1863.
Hicks, Wm. W., enlisted July 18, 1861.
Judkins, Milton R., enlisted July 18, 1861, veteranized January 1, 1864.
Judkins, Francis M., enlisted July 18, 1861, discharged August 30, 1862, for disability.
Kerr, Wm. W., enlisted June 13, 1861, died at Fort Scott Kansas, December 17, 1862.
Kendall, John T., enlisted June 13, 1864, promoted Farrier Oct. 1, 1861.
Lewis, Charles, enlisted July 18, 1861, veteranized Jan. 4, 1864.
Lewis, William, enlisted August 25, 1862.
McMahan, John H., enlisted June 13, 1861, promoted Seventh Cor- poral October 7, 1861, discharged May 16, 1862, for disability.
McClure, Amos H., enlisted June 13, 1861, promoted Bugler Sept. 1,1862.
Maine, Myron, enlisted July 18, 1861, discharged August 26, 1862.
Martin, Charles C., enlisted July 18, 1861, died at Syracuse, Mo., Dec- 5, 1861.
McGee, Wm., enlisted July 18, 1861, discharged March 27, 1862, for disability.
Metcalf, Hiram, enlisted June 13, 1861, promoted Third Corporal Sept. 1, 1762, veteranized Jan. 1, 1864.
Pettit, Jonathan, enlisted July 18, 1861.
Ramsey, Wm. B., enlisted June 13, 1861, promoted Fifth Corporal Oct. 7, 1861, Second Lieutenant, Feb. 14, 1864, resigned May 12, 1865, veteranized Jan. 1, 1864.
Rabbitt, James B., enlisted July 18, 1861, veteranized Jan. 1, 1864.
Slough, Jesse, enlisted July 18; cap- tured Feb. 23, 1863; veteranized Jan. 1, 1864.
Stradley, Thomas T., enlisted July 18, 1861.
Sydebotham, Jabez, enlisted July 18, 1861 ..
Trimble, Enoch, enlisted July 18, 1861.
Thompson, John J., enlisted July 18, 1861.
Williams, Thomas, enlisted July 18, 1861; died at St. Louis Nov. 19, 1861.
ADDITIONAL.
Anderson, John, enlisted Feb. 25, 1864.
Delbridge, John C., enlisted August 1862.
Judkins, Taylor, enlisted Feb. 5. 1864.
Likes, John, enlisted Feb. 29, 1864. Likes, Martin, enlisted Feb. 29, 1864. Martin, Valentine, enlisted Septem- ber 26, 1861.
Miller, John W., enlisted Feb. 26, 1864.
Newell, Geo. W., enlisted Feb. 25, 1864.
Ott, William B., enlisted Feb. 29, 1864.
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Orr, Ephriam L., enlisted Feb 29, 1864.
Rubles, Andrew J., enlisted Ang. 31, 1861; died at Otterville Mo., Jan. 16, 1862.
Read, Zacariah, enlisted Feb. 28, 1864.
Van Fleet, Jas. K. P., enlisted Feb. 25, 1864.
Shaver, Mathias, enlisted - -; veteranized Jan. 1, 1864.
Gardner, Wm. H., enlisted Dec. 29, 1863,
SECOND CAVALRY.
The Second Cavalry was organized in August, 1861, mustered in Aug. 30, and began its active operations at Bird's Point, where it arrived Feb. 19, 1862. On the 27th it began the pursuit of Jeff. Thompson's army toward New Madrid, scattering his forces in all directions. Its principal service was in Tennessee, Northern Alabania, and Mississippi, and under its gallant colonel (Hatch) acquired an enviable reputation for its dash and heroism. During the summer of 1862 it was attached to the cavalry brig- ade of Gen. Phil. Sheridan, with headquarters at Rienzie, Miss. In Novem- ber it moved to La Grange, Tennessee, and from that point moved out with Grierson on his wonderful raid through Mississippi, to destroy railroads, bridges and property, to create a diversion in favor of the ariny moving to the attack of Vicksburg; the Second being detailed to make a feint in another direction to draw the enemy away from the main movement, and the enemy attacked it as though they believed it were the main column. The Second carried consternation with it, and fought right and left. It started with seventy rounds of ammunition, and had two left on getting to camp. It had 250 horses, worn down with fatigue; they broke down the second day. Train mules and borrowed mules were taken to remount the men. On arriving at camp the mules were returned and the men re- mounted. Fifty prisoners were taken, one hundred of the enemy wounded, and the barracks, stores and ammunition for 5,000 men destroyed.
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