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HISTORY
of
The Fourth Illinois Cavalry Regiment
By P. O. AVERY, of Company I, Fourth Illinois.
HUMBOLDT, NEBRASKA. THE ENTERPRISE: A PRINT SHOP -1903-
PREFACE.
A work of this kind, written forty years after the events to be recorded transpired, and the most of the officers engaged therein being dead, none of whom seems to have kept any record, is more or less incomplete. The writer of this history has used his best endeavor to procure truthful accounts of deeds preformed and incidents of the bivouac and scout as well as the more serious work of an armed conflict with the enemy.
A few years ago at a reunion of the Fourth Regiment Illinois Volunteer Cavalry there was one comrade detailed from each company to write a history of his company, the intention being to compile a history of the regiment out of these several company histories, but so far as I know I am the only one that responded with anything that could be called a history of his company.
Having kept a diary wbile in the army I had some data to go by and with the aid of the Adjutant General's report from which I procured the roster, I wrote as complete a history of Company I as I could with the material at hand.
Time rolled on and the history of our regiment not writ-
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ten and every year our numbers were growing less and the chances more remote that there would be a history of the grand old Fourth Illinois Cavalry Regiment published.
Therefore, after consulting with a few of our comrades, all of whom, I think, approved of my plan, I proceeded to take the history of Company I that I had written, by making a few alterations and additions, as a basis and insert into it reports of officers that commanded enterprises of which we composed all or a part of the force engaged, as they were found in the rebellion records.
This work has been completed as it is with no small amount of labor and expense, with practically no help excepting what comrade J. B. Cook has contributed, and with no help financially.
There would have been more pictures of officers of the regiment in this book if they could have been procured in time. I sincerely hope that my comrades will appreciate this effort and firmly believe they will scan its pages with absorbing interest.
P. O. AVERY,
Late Company I Fourth Illinois Cavalry.
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The author, P. O. Avery, was born in Wayne county, Pennsylvania, on August 30, 1838. He enlisted in Company I, Fourth Illinois Cavalry, September 14, 1861. He was discharged November 3, 1864. Since he was mustered out he has been farming near Humboldt, Nebraska.
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FOURTH ILLINOIS CAVALRY REGIMENT.
THREE YEAR'S SERVICE.
In August, 1861, Judge T. Lyle Dickey, of Ottawa, LaSalle county, Ill., was authorized by the Secretary of War, to raise and organize a regiment of cavalry and the organization went upon the records as the 4th Illinois cavalry.
On the 26th day of September, 1861, the regiment was mustered into the United States Military service and on November 4th, took its line of march for Springfield, where it received its arms, which were not removed from their cases, however, until the command arrived at Cairo.
The regiment left Ottawa with 1050 enlisted men and 46 officers. Three years later, when we returned to Spring- field to be mustered out, we had 340 men, exclusive of 116 that re-enlisted and a few that received commissions in colored regiments.
Following is the roster of the regiment, including field and staff:
FIELD AND STAFF.
REMARKS.
NAME AND RANK. Colonels: T. Lyle Dickey Martin R. M. Wallace
Resigned Feb. 16, 1863 Mustered out Nov. 3, 1864
Lieutenant Colonels:
William McCullough Martin R. M. Wallace William L. Gibson
Killed in battle, Dec. 5, '62 Promoted Mustered out Nov. 3. 1864
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NAME AND RANK.
Majors: William McCullough Charles C. James Martin R. M. Wallace Samuel M. Bowman
William L. Gibson Mindret Wemple Charles D. Townsend
Adjutants: Harry B. Dox Alexander T. Crego Battalion Adjutants: George A. Walter William P. Callon David Quigg Hezekiah T. Buckley
Quartermaster Raymond W. Hanford
Battalion Quartermasters: William E. Hapeman James M. Mckinley
Surgeons: Darius A. Dow Hiram C. Luce
First Ass't Surgeons: Hiram C. Luce William T. Beadles
Second Ass't Surgeon: Charles G. Goodrich
Chaplains: Alfred Eddy Samuel Hibben Eben G. Trask Commissaries: David Jolly Edward Mann
REMARKS.
Promoted Resigned May 5, 1862 Promoted Resigned June 20, '62. Pro. Colonel 84th Pa. Inf.
Promoted Mustered out Nov. 3, 1864 On duty at Natchez as Provost Marshal at M. O. of Regiment
Resigned May 3, 1862 Mustered out Nov 3, 1864
Resigned Sept. 3, 1862 Resigned, returned to Co. H. Mustered out Aug .- 1862 Mustered out Aug .- 1862
Mustered out Nov. 3, 1862
Returned to Co. I Resigned Nov. 8, 1862
Resigned April 20, 1862 Mustered out Nov. 3, 1864
Promoted Promoted Surgeon, 3d U. S. Col. Cavalry, Nov. 5, 1863
On duty at Natchez at M. O. of Regiment
Resigned Feb. 1, 1862 Died Oct. 27, 1862 Mustered out Nov. 3, 1864
Resigned July 3, 1864 Prom. Major 3d U. S. Col. Cavalry
NON-COMMISSIONED STAFF.
Sergeant Majors: Edward Montanya Rutheven W. Pike Hezekiah T. Buckley Aiken D. Hiatt
Orrin W. Moon William Crooks
Q. M. Sergeants: Edward Mann Phineas D. Parks James R Wells Thomas W. Ferree
.Discharged, April 20, '62; disability Promoted Ist Lieut. Co. L Promoted Battalion Adjutant Discharged for promotion to Capt. 70th Col. Inf., April 22, '64 Mustured out Nov. 3, 1864 Transfered to N. C. S., as consol.
Promoted Hospital Steward Discharged July 8, '62: disability Discharged in 1862: disability Deserted Oct. 1, 1862
NAME AND RANK. Charles M. Parks
William Wilson Commiss. Sergeants: Robert B. McPherson
William W. Weber Henry H. Johnson Alfred H. Mead Benjamin S. Whiting
Joseph Carter Hospital Stewards: Arthur Hazelwood
Edward Mann Marcellus P. Phinney James S. McClung Ralph D. Parsons
Veterinary Surgeons: Jacob Beals Erastus S. Bowen Orrin W. Carter Joseph Angle
William Shafer Edward Mann
Regimental Saddlers: William H. Knapp William H. Alexander Mark J. Kingsbury Jessie B. Young
Joseph Archambau Chief Buglers: John M. Stoufer Charles H. Dickey Peter L. Loucks Reg. Blacksmith: Joseph S. Angle
Captains: Embury D. Osband David H. Gile Samuel A. Lowe First Lieutenants: David H. Gile Samuel A. Lowe Frederick Walker
Second Lieutenants: James Sherlock Commodore C. Spaids
First Sergeant: Samuel A. Lowe
REMARKS. Discharged for promotion as Ist Lieut. 3d Col. Cav., May 28, 1864 Mustered out Nov. 3, 1864
Discharged for promotion as 1st
Lt. 61st U. S. C. Inf., Sept. 16, '63 Promoted 2d Lieut. Co. C. Discharged Aug. 7, '63; disability Died St. Louis June 20, '62 Discharged for promotion as Q. M. 70th U. S. C. Inf. April 22, '64 Nustered out Nov. 3. 1864
Discharged for promotion as Ass't Surg. 61st U. S. C. Inf, Sept 20,'63 Promoted Veterinary Surgeon Discharged Nov. 22, '62; disability Mustered out May 22, 1865 Vet. M. O. Nov. 3, 1864
Returned Co. H, Aug. 31, '62 Returned Co. A, Aug .- '62 Promoted 2d Lieutenant Co. F Discharged at Benton Barracks. No date. Deserted Aug. 23, 1862 Promoted Regiment Commissary
Drowned Feb. 7, 1862 Died
Returned Co. G, Aug .- '62 Never mustered. Deserted April 25, 1862 Mustered out Nov. 3. 1864
Returned to Co. E, Jan. 1, '62 Promoted 2d Leutenant Co. B. Mustered out Nov. 3, 1864
See, Veterinary Surgeon
COMPANY A.
Promoted Col. Ist Miss. Cavalry Resigned Sept. 21, '63: 1st. Lt. Mustered out Nov. 3, 1864
Promoted Promoted Transfered to Co. E, as consolidat - ed: Sergeant
Resigned June 3, 1863 Mustered out Jan. 15, 1865, for promotion as Sergeant
Promoted Ist Lieutenant
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NAME AND RANK. Co. Q. M. Sergeant: Henry L. Cleveland
Sergeants: Charles B. Throop Charles H. Chapin Benjamin S. Wing
John C. Linsley
Corporals: John Glaspie Commodore C. Spaids Charles W. Wheeler
Daniel T. Elson
Bugler: Allec Bonthillett
Farrier: Erastus S. Bowen
Blacksmith: John Brush
Privates: Abbey, John S
Allen, Francis A
Allen, Andrew Alexander, William H
Bradley, George M
Bloom, John M Boswell, Charles F Bronson, James G
Bond, Hiram J Bennett, Orlando S
Buys, Simeon Coydendall, George
Crawford, William H Creed, Charles D Cornwell, Charles Corel, James Dummett, William B Eckel, Lewis Ellsworth, Henry A
Ferrer, John Fretz, Henry
Gartner, Martin Godson, Thomas Grimes, Randolph Griswold, Isaac H Gray, Charles Hughes, Danial D Hulburt, William L Hyers, Henry F
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REMARKS.
Discharged Oct. 2, 1862 as private; disability
Promoted 2d Lieutenant, Co M Transfered to N. C. S., Sept .- '61 Discharged to accept promotion, Nov. 5, 1863 Discharged Feb .- '62: disability
M. O. Nov. 3, '64, as private Commissioned 2d Lieutenant Discharged Mar. 5, '62 as private: disability Discharged June-'63, as Sergeant: disability
Deserted Nov. 9, 1862
Discharged Apr .- '63; disability
Discharged Feb .- '62; disability
M. O. Nov. 3, '64, as Sergeant Deserted March 30, 1862 M. O. Nov. 3, '64 as corporal Died while on detached service Mustered out Nov. 3, 1864 Died at Cairo, Feb. 11. 1862 Re-enlisted as veteran M. O. Nov. 3, '63 as Corporal M. O. Nov. 3, '64 as Sergeant Re-enlisted as veteran Mustered out Nov. 3, '64 Sergeant discharded for promotion Jan. 23, 1864 M. O. Nov. 3, '64 detached Re-enlisted as veteran Re-enlisted as veteran
Discharged May 8, '62; disability
Re-enlisted as veteran
Re-enlisted as veteran
Died near Vicksburg June 26, 1863; . wounds
Re-enlisted as veteran Sgt. Discharged for promotion, March 1, 1864 Re-enlisted as veteran
Mustered out Nov. 3, 1864
Dischar. for promotion Dec. 24, '63 Dischar. for promotion Mar. 13, '64 Discharged Jan. 30, '64; disability Discharged Mar. 18, '63; disability Died at Cairo Mar. 2, 1865 Re-enlisted as veteran
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NAME AND RANK.
Harmenn, Asmiel Hanlon, Robert Hollenback, George Humphrey, Geo W Johnson, Arthur Johnson, Richard M Klime, George Kingsbury, Myron C Knapp, Marcellus J Linton, Robert Moore, Samuel
Moore, Orville L Minique, John Mulvihill, Edward C
Morrison, James McClelland Francis J. Neely, Thomas H Pangborn, Seely Potter, Daniel È
Proctor, William Porter, Charles Rendle, John Sherman, John T
Sinclaire, Robert H
Stevens, Richard L Stewart, John Salsberger, Frederick 'Stephenson, George Smith, Samuel D · Starr, George C
Spaids, Joseph E Taylor, Robert Vane, John
Vincent, Thomas Walker, Frederick K Waters, Charles E Witcher, Charles H Wright, Eli A
Windright, Oliver Warren, George F
Wehowskey, G'ttlieb G
First Sergeant: Frederick Walker Corporal: Frederick Salsberger Privates: Bennett, Orlando S Boswell, Charles F Cornwell, Charles
REMARKS.
Re-enlisted as veteran Mustered out Nov. 3, 1864 Discharged April 30, '63; as farrier
Mustered out Nov. 3, 1864
Mustered out Nov. 3, 1864
Mustered out Nov. 3, 1864
Re-enlisted as veteran
Discharge for promotion Aug. 24,'63 Discharged Dec. 18, '62; disability Mustered out Nov. 3, 1864 Discharged June 30, 1862
Re-enlisted as veteran Died on his way home, March '62 Discharged Nov .- '62; disability
Re-enlisted as veteran Discharged Nov .- '62; disability Re-enlisted as veteran
Discharged April-'63: disability Corp'l. Discharged for promotion June 1863 Mustered out Nov. 3, 1864
Re-enlisted as veteran Discharged for promotion March 1st, 1864 Discharged April-'63, as Sergeant disability
Re-enlisted as veteran
Deserted Aug. 23. 1862
Re-enlisted as veteran Mustered out Nov. 3, 1864
Discharged March 1,'62: disability Serg't. Discharged for promotion Nov. 16, 1863
Discharged Nov. 1, '62; disability Died, St. Louis, Aug. 5, '63 Died at Savannah, Tenn., April 15, 1862 M. O. Nov. 3, '64 as Ist Sgt.
Re-enlisted as veteran
Discharged Mao-'63; disability
Deserted Aug. 23, 1862
Discharged May-'62: disability
Re-enlisted as veteran
Corp'l Discharged for promotion Oct. 26, 1863 Died at Cairo Feb. 3, 1892
VETERANS.
Commissioned 1st Lieutenant
Transfered to Co. E as consolidated
Transfered to Co. E as consolidated Transfered to Co. Das consolidated « In confinement at M. O. of reg't
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NAME AND RANK ..
Creed, Charles D Dummett, William B
Eckel, Louis Ferrer, John
Gartner, Martin Hyer, Henry F Harmenn, Asmiel
Kline, George
Morrison, James
Mead, Barnard V
Moore, Orville L
Neely, Thomas H
Rendle, John
Stephens, Richard L. Windright, Oliver
Recruits.
Braithwait, Joseph Belville, Marzelotte
Biddlecome, Joseph Eggleston, Edwin L.
Freeman, William J. Fulton, William H
Gray, Abraham
Griswold, William
Garlock, De Witt G.
Henries, William
Jenks, Wiiliam Keegan, Lawrence
King, John
Kavanaugh, Peter Larrabee, William B
Lovejoy, Francis E
Luellan, Daniel
Mack, John J
Mead, Solon S
Milsom, Thomas L Mead, Bernard V
Phillips, Edgar A
Pelky, Lewis Porter, John Robinson, Cavender Shepard, Francis M
Swearingen, Henry J Stewart, Archibald
Taylor, William A
Thomas, Francis M . Upp, George Waldron, Sylvanus Wanderer, James H Ward, ( arrollton D Webb, Mitchael D White, Lewis M Wilson, James M
Whiting, Sanford V W
REMARKS.
Transfered to Co. Cas consolidated Transfered to Co. E as consolidated Transfered to Co. E as consolidated Transfered to Co. E as consolidated Transfered to Co. E as consolidated Transfered to Co. E as consolidated Transfered to Co. E as consolidated Transfered to Co. E as consolidated Transfered to Co. C as consolidated Transfered to Co. E as consolidated Died at Natchez Sept. 27, 1864 Transfered to Co. E as consolidated
Transfered to Co. C as consolidated Transfered to Co. C as consolidated
Transfered to Co. C as consolidated Transfered to Co. C as consolidated Transfered to Co. C as consolidated Corp'l. Discharged for promotion Feb. 24, 1864
Transfered to Co. C as consolidated Transfered to Co. C as consolidated Transfered to Co. C as consolidated Discharged Oct. 26, '63; disability Transfered to Co. C as consolidated Transfered to Co. C as consolidated Transfered to Co. Cas consolidated Transfered to Co. C as consolidated Transfered to Co. Cas consolidated Discharged May 1, 1862
Corp'l. Discharged for promotion Nov. 18, 1863
Discharged for promotion Oct. 18, 1863
Transfered to Co. C as consolidated Transfered to Co. Cas consolidated Transfered to Co. E as consolidated Discharged Jan .- '63; disability Re-enlisted as veteran
Died at Jackson, Tenn., Nov. 14,'62 Transfered to CoC as consolidated Transfered to Co. C as consolidated Transfered to Co. Cas consolidated Transfered to ( o. C as consolidated Transfered to Co. C as consolidated Discharged for promotion Jan. 15, '64 Transfered to Co. (' as consolidated Transfered to : o. C as consolidated Transfered to ( 'o. C as consolidated Transfered to Co. Cas consolidated Transfered to Co. C as consolidated Transfered to ('o. C as consolidated Transfered to ( 'o. C as consolidated Transfered to Co. C as consolidated Transfered to Co. C as consolidated Discharg for promotion Nov. 1, '63
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NAME AND RANK.
Recruits of A. D. Bird, Benjamin Hill, James Knowles, Henry Parker, Cornelius
Captains: Charles ('. James Garrett L. Collins First Lieutenants: Garrett L. ollins Joseph E. Hitt Edwin M. Main
Second Lieutenants: Alexander T. ( rego Charles H. Dickey First Sergeant: William W. Weber
Co. Q. M. Sergeant: Joseph E. Hitt Sergeants: Edwin M. Main
Charles H. Hutchings Martin K. { ook
Privates: Austin, Eugene Barr, James H Beamer, Franklin
Bowen, James E Berry, Richard W Bomgarner, John A Bussom, Charles H Bishop, Jonathan Brainard, Jessie
Burlingame, Louis H Burlingame, Horace M Berdis, « lemmins. Boyd, John W
{ arroll, Mitcheal Collins, Patrick Call, David P Chapin, Alvin W ('aulfield, James
Commons, Robert Cheney, William Chappel, Benjamin Cook, Frank
Donnelly, Hugh Day, John Dougherty, Timothy
REMARKS.
Transfered to Co. A as consolidated Transfered to Co. A as consolidated Transfered to Co. A as consolidated Transfered to Co. A as consolidated COMPANY B.
Promoted Major Mustered out Nov. 3, 1864
Promoted Captain Promoted Captain Co. M Promoted in 3d Reg't Col. Cav. Feb. 29, 1864
Promoted Adjutant Mustered out Nov. 3, 1864
Promoted Q. M. Sergeant
Promoted Ist Lieutenant
Promoted Ist Lieutenant Discharged July 25, '62; disability Promoted Captain and A. D. C.
M. O. Nov. 3, '64 as Corporal M. O. Nov. 3, '64 as Ist Sgt. Died at Cairo Feb. 8, 1862
Discharged April 12, '62; disability Mustered out Nov. 3, '64; disability M. O. Nov. 3, '64 as Corporal Re-enlisted as veteran M. O. Nov. 3, '64 as saddler Serg't. Discharged for promotion in 3d U. S. ( ol. . avalry Deserted June 2, 1862 Deserted June 28, 1862 M. O. Nov. 3, '64 as Serg't Deserted Jan. 5, 1862
M. O. Nov. 3, '64 as Serg't Accidently killed at Fort Donelson Died near Corinth, May, 31, 1862 Re-enlisted as veteran Discharged to enlist as Hospital Steward, U. S. A. Oct. 26, '63 M. O. Nov. 3, '64 as Corporal Mustered out Nov. 3, 1864 Mustered out Nov. 3, 1864 Serg't. Discharged for promotion in 3d U. S. Cav. Nov. 25, '63 Re-enlisted as veteran Mustered out Nov. 3, 1864 Deserted Nov. 5, 1861
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NAME AND RANK.
Duffie, John Ellis, John
Foley, Frank Figley, George W.
Gurley, Andrew
Golden, ( 'harles Gunner, Peter
Gunnerson, Fulton Grover, Eli Green, Arthur Hutchins, ( 'harles H
Hassett, Martin
Hamlin, James
Haulton, Philip Haye, Michael Huie, John Jennings, Darius Jennings, Jasper
Kirk, Samuel Lock, William Lord, Frank
Lacy, Erasmus D Leyton, Francis M Miller, Issac H Manley, John Moon, Marshal .
Mattison, John H
Moore, Solomon H McHenry, Thomas P Magher, Micheal Manso, Edwin S Nichols, Homer A Roberson, Thomas Robinson, Samuel W Ryan, William Rooney, Micheal Shotzell, John
Shaw, John Shotzell, Frederick P Shultz, Martin Sink, Silas Sullivan, Edward Sherman, Frank Williams, Joseph White, Harrison
Wade, William H
Sergeants: Charles H. Busson Hugh Donnely
REMARKS.
Mustered out Nov. 3, 1864 ·Killed near Colliersville, Tenn., March 9, 1863
Mustered out Nov. 3, ,63 Killed at Fort Donelson, Feb. 15,'62
Mustered out Nov. 3, 1864
Mustered out Nov. 3, 1864
Deserted June 30, 1862 M. O. Nov. 3, '64 as Serg't
Discharged Apr. 28, '64: disability
Died Memphis Sept. 9, '63
Discharged July 25, '62: disability Re-enlisted as veteran
Deserted April 1, 1863 M. O. Feb. 2, '65; was pris. Mustered out Nov. 3, 1864 Mustered out Nov. 3, 1864 Discharged Apr. 18, '62; disability Corp'l. Discharged Jan. 28, 1864 for promotion in 3d U. S. ( 'av Died near Corinth, Miss. Aug 27,'62 Mustered out Nov. 3, 1864 Discharged Nov. 11, '62 as Serg't: disability
Discharged, Dec. 30, '61; disability Absent sick at M. O. of regiment Re-enlisted as veteran
Deserted Aug. 1, 1862
Serg't. Discharged for promotion in 3d U. S. “av. May 28, '64 Corp'l. Discharged Apr. 18, 1862: disability
Corp'l. Discharged April 18, 1862: Re-enlisted as veteran Mustered out Nov. 3, 1864 Re-enlisted as veteran Died at Trenton, Tenn. Nov. 9, 1863 Re-enlisted as veteran
Discharged May 27, '64; disability Mustered out Nov. 3, 1864 Discharged for promotion in 3d U. S. ('av. Nov. 25, '63 M. O. Feb. 2, '65: was prisoner Died at ( hicago, May 18, '64 Mustered out Nov. 3, 1864 Discharged Oct. 15, '62; disability Mustered out Nov. 3, 1864 Mustered out Nov. 3, 1864 M. O. Nov. 3, '64 as wagoner 1st Serg't. Discharged for promot- ion in 3d U. S. Col. Cav. Feb.14'64 Mustered out Nov. 3, 1864
VETERANS.
Transfered to Co. E as consolidated Transfered to Co. E as consolidated
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NAME AND RANK.
. Privates:
Bell, George J Chapin, Alvin W Hassett, Martin Miller, Isaac H
Mayher, Michael Nichols, Homer A Robinson, Samuel W
Recruits: Adams, Charles P Briscoe, Francis M Bahrmer, John Bail, Thomas C Bell, George J
Chaffy, Keeran Carpenter, Nelson Cummings, James L Collins, Charles G
Carney, John Coyle, James Carroll, James Carey, Edward
Cox, Benjamin Z
Dougherty, Timothy
Douglass, Merrill
Dunleavy, John Frazier, Robert Gillard, William Hampton, John W Herron, Thomas J Homer, Edward Hutchings, Stephen B Johnson, Henry H
Mantion, Dewitt F Misner, Albert Marsh, Lafayette Miller, William McCarty, John Madison, Samuel Newell, Charles Ramsom, George H Simmonds, William Updegraff, Levi
Under Cooks: Jones, Nat McElroy, Stephen Robertson, Ellis Taylor, Benjamin
Captains: Charles D. Townsend John F. Wallace
REMARKS.
Transfered to Co. E as consolidated 66
Transfered to Co. Cas consolidated Transfered to Co. E as consolidated Transfered to Co. Cas consolidated Transfered to Co. E as consolidated
Transfered to Co. E as consolidated
Transfered to Co. C as consolidated Taken prisoner Feb. 4, '64. Re-enlisted as veteran.
Mustered out Nov. 3, 1864. 66
Deserted July 10, 1862.
Transfered to Co. E as consolidated Mustered out Nov. 21, 1864.
Transfered to Co. E as consolidated
Transfered to Co. C as consolidated Transfered to Co. E as consolidated Transfered to Co. C as consolidated
Transfered to Co. E as consolidated
Transfered to Co. C as consolidated Discharged May 16, '62; disability Serg't. Discharged Aug. 7, 1863: disability Mustered out Nov. 3, 1864 Discharged Apr. 18,'62; disability Deserted June 1, 1862 Mustered out Nov. 21, 1864
Transfered to Co. E as oonsolidated Transfered to Co. C as consolidated Transfered to Co. E as consolidated Deserted Feb. 18, 1862 Transfered from Co. E. Discharged April 28. '62: disability
Died at Natchez, Miss., May 18, '64 Deserted April 1, 1864 Deserted March 1, 1864
COMPANY C.
Promoted Major Feb. 20, 1863 See Co. D as consolidated
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NAME AND RANK.
First Lieutenants: George A. Walter Asher B. Hall
Second Lieutenants: Asher B. Hall William W. Weber
Privates: Angel, Joseph H Bilfield, Charles Brown, Julius O
Blaupre, Charles E Bingham, Hiram O
Bingham, Silas E
Clegg, James L
Carpenter, Nelson Dickey, Charles H Engle, Henry Freeland, Perley F
Fellows, Carlton
Getman, Marshal Getty, Henry Green, Jonathan W
Garratt, Truman C Green, Jeremiah V Goodell, Wallace W
Gannon, Peter Goings, Edward Hatch, Columbus Hatch, William P Hubbell, William A
Haynes, Andrew J
Heald, Thomas J Heath, Chandler Hopkins, James W
Jolly, Robert Kapler, John Lilly, Elisha Lathrop, Leonard O
Luckford, Henry Loucks, Peter L Massey, John Moore, John S.
McNut, James B Mead, Erastus J Matthews. James S
Mann, Edward Matthews, Charles H Pierce, Isaac Paxton, Robert
REMARKS.
Promoted Battalion Adjutant See Co. E as consolidated
Promoted Promoted Capt. Ist Miss. Cav. A. D., October 26, 1863
Promoted Regt'l Blacksmith Discharged Apr. 20, '62; disability Died at Mound City, Ill., March 10, 1862 M. O. Nov. 3. '64 as Serg't 66 M. O. Nov. 3, '64 as Corp'l. M. O. Nov. 3 '64; absent. Transfered to Co. B
Promoted Regimental Bugler Died, St. Louis June 16, '62 M. O. Nov. 3, '64 as blacksmith
Discharged June 13, '62; disability
Mustered out Nov. 3, 1864 Discharged Feb. 15, '63: wounds
Mustered out Nov. 3, 1864,
Re-enlisted as veteran
Discharged Sept. 30,'62: disability Discharged April 30, 1862 as Corp'l: disability Discharged Sept. 30, '62: disability
Mustered out Nov. 3, '64
Dlscharged Sept. 30, '62: disability Mustered out Nov. 3, 1864
Discharged Nov. 1, '62, as Corp'l: disability Sgt. Promoted Capt. in 1st Miss. Cav., A. D., Feb. 28, '64
Mustered out Nov. 3, 1864 Re-enlisted as vateran Deserted Jan. 1, 1863
M. O. Nov. 3, '64 as Corp'l. Mustered out Nov. 3, 1864 M. O. Nov. 3, '64 as wagoner
Discharged Apr. 20,'62: disability
Died Cincinnatti, April 27, '65 Promoted Regimental Bugler M. O. Nov. 3, '64; as Corp'l
Killed in action near Centre Hill, Miss, Jan. 27, '63 M. O. June 27, '65: was pris. Discharged Sept. 30, '63; disability Promoted 2d Lieut. Ist Miss. Cav. A. D., Oct. 31, 1863 Prom Q. M. Sergeant Discharged July 5, '62; disability Mustered out Nov. 3, '64 Deserted June 6, '63
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NAME AND RANK.
Poage, Milto B Root, Eugene
Reeves, Edwin
Rohlwes, Gustavus Rolfe, Jeremiah G
Seely, Jonas Smith, Henry C
Van Dorston, John P
Wheat, Joseph G
Wormly, John T
Wormley, George W
Walker, Seth D
Walker, Kirk L
Warner, Jonathan P Weaver, Harvey
Corporal: Heath, Chandler
Private:
Garratt, Truman C Recruits:
Avery, John
Abrams, Henry Avery, Frank H
Beavan, Jacob
Benner, Henry E
Burns, John S
Brokaw, Henry A
Brannigan, John J
Buell, Samuel
Bakewell, Charles E
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