USA > Illinois > Kane County > History of Kane County, Ill. Volume I > Part 33
Note: The text from this book was generated using artificial intelligence so there may be some errors. The full pages can be found on Archive.org (link on the Part 1 page).
Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 | Part 6 | Part 7 | Part 8 | Part 9 | Part 10 | Part 11 | Part 12 | Part 13 | Part 14 | Part 15 | Part 16 | Part 17 | Part 18 | Part 19 | Part 20 | Part 21 | Part 22 | Part 23 | Part 24 | Part 25 | Part 26 | Part 27 | Part 28 | Part 29 | Part 30 | Part 31 | Part 32 | Part 33 | Part 34 | Part 35 | Part 36 | Part 37 | Part 38 | Part 39 | Part 40 | Part 41 | Part 42 | Part 43 | Part 44 | Part 45 | Part 46 | Part 47 | Part 48 | Part 49 | Part 50 | Part 51 | Part 52 | Part 53 | Part 54 | Part 55 | Part 56 | Part 57 | Part 58 | Part 59 | Part 60 | Part 61 | Part 62 | Part 63 | Part 64 | Part 65 | Part 66 | Part 67 | Part 68 | Part 69 | Part 70 | Part 71 | Part 72 | Part 73 | Part 74 | Part 75
Edward Murphy. St. Charles; reenlisted as veteran.
COMPANY M. Second Lieutenant.
Ralph B. Swarthout, St. Charles ; mustered out July 17. 1865.
387
KANE COUNTY HISTORY
Privatc.
Ralph B. Swarthout, St. Charles; reenlisted as veteran.
Recruits. John Paul. St. Charles; discharged November 24, 1862; disability.
Danfred D. Searls, St. Charles ; mustered out July 17, 1865. Unassigned Recruits. John B. Duff, Rutland.
Boyd A. Wadhams, St. Charles.
NINTH CAVALRY REGIMENT. (Three Years' Service. ) NON-COMMISSIONED STAFF. Commissary Sergeant.
William E. Walker, Dundee; reenlisted as veteran, and mustered out October 31, 1865.
COMPANY G. Recruits.
William H. H. Russell, Sugar Grove; mustered out October 31, 1865. John R. Renwick, Elgin ; mustered out August 28, 1865.
COMPANY H. Recruits.
Herman Casteal, Aurora; deserted July 24, 1865.
Alfred R. Stolp, Aurora; discharged February 1, 1862; disability.
COMPANY I. Recruit. William Chrystal. Virgil; mustered out October 31, 1865. COMPANY L. Recruits.
Edward Brown, Virgil; mustered out October 31, 1865. Henry Hoyt, Virgil ; mustered out October 31, 1865.
TENTH CAVALRY REGIMENT. (Three Years' Service. ) COMPANY D. Corporal.
Charles L. King. St. Charles; reenlisted as veteran.
TENTH (REORGANIZED) CAVALRY REGIMENT. (Three Years' Service.) Major.
George A. Willis, Aurora; mustered out November 22, 1865.
COMPANY K. Captain.
William Duncan, Plato; mustered out July 15, 1865. First Licutenants.
Charles M. Harvey. Elgin ; mustered out December 16, 1864. John A. McQueen. Plato; resigned June 20. 1865 ; second lieutenant.
388
KANE COUNTY HISTORY
Second Lieutenant. Jolin A. McQueen, Plato; promoted major.
COMPANY L. Captain. Albert Collins, Aurora; resigned June 28, 1865.
COMPANY M. Captain. Daniel Dynan, Aurora ; mustered out November 22, 1865. First Lieutenant.
Jerome B. Marlett, Aurora ; mustered out November 22, 1865. Second Lieutenant. George Gunter, Sugar Grove; mustered out November 22, 1865.
ELEVENTH CAVALRY REGIMENT. (Three Years' Service.)
COMPANY K. Corporal.
Ebenezer F. Weeman, Burlington ; reenlisted as veteran.
TWELFTH CAVALRY REGIMENT. (Three Years' Service.)
COMPANY E. Recruit.
Melbourn Kipp, Clintonville. COMPANY H *. Captain.
Franklin T. Gilbert, Clintonville; transferred to Fifteenth Illinois Cavalry.
First Licutenant.
Charles O. Connell, Clintonville; transferred to Fifteenth Illinois Cavalry. Second Lieutenant.
Theodore G. Knox, Elgin; transferred to Fifteenth Illinois Cavalry. Unassigned Recruits. John Banks, Blackberry.
Timothy Donovan, Elgin; transferred to Seventeenth Illinois Cavalry.
Jacob Miller, Rutland.
Marshall B. Shenvin, Batavia ; transferred to Seventeenth Illinois Cavalry.
THIRTEENTH CAVALRY REGIMENT. (Three Years' Service. )
COMPANY H. Captain. Robert H. Fleming, Aurora; resigned January 10, 1863.
*This company was originally attached to the Fifty-second Illinois Infantry. Assigned to Company H, Twelfth Illinois Cavalry, and subsequently assigned to Company G, Fifteenth Illinois Cavalry.
WEST ELGIN ABOUT 1860, LOOKING NORTHWARD FROM THE BRIDGE.
391
KANE COUNTY HISTORY
Sergeant. Irving B. Fleming, Aurora ; died, Aurora, Illinois, January 7, 1862. Corporals.
Thomas B. Whitford, Aurora ; discharged.
Calvin Hubbard, Aurora.
Timothy Maloney, Aurora ; deserted June 20, 1862. Privates.
John R. Adair, Aurora; discharged June 22, 1862 ; disability.
James Brennan, Aurora ; discharged.
William Bird, Aurora; appears on original roll of Company G.
John Burns, Aurora ; died at Reeves Station, Missouri, April 24, 1862.
James Conway, Aurora ; transferred to Twenty-third Illinois Infantry.
John Coats, Aurora; discharged for disability.
George Kennedy, Aurora; transferred to Company A, as consolidated.
James Cahill, Aurora ; transferred to Company A, as consolidated. Alexander Kinkade, Aurora.
Martin Myers, Aurora; transferred to Company A, as consolidated. William B. Mattock, Aurora.
Orrin Minner, Aurora; discharged March 9, 1862; disability.
Adam Putnam, Aurora.
Charles Phillips, Aurora.
Thomas H. Ruby, Aurora; discharged March 9, 1862; disability. Peter Shields, Aurora ; deserted September -, 1862.
Recruits.
Charles Bailey, Aurora.
William Coan, Aurora.
William Eddlegeorge, Aurora; discharged in 1862; disability.
FOURTEENTH CAVALRY REGIMENT. (Three Years' Service.) COMPANY B. Recruits.
Joseph Kemp, Aurora; mustered out July 31, 1865.
Henry Luck, Aurora; mustered out July 31, 1865.
Michael Peters, Aurora ; mustered out July 31, 1865. COMPANY D. Privates.
Charles Austin, Elgin ; reclaimed by Ninth Vermont Infantry.
Charles B. George, Elgin; reclaimed by Ninth Vermont Infantry.
Thomas E. Steady, Elgin ; reclaimed by Ninth Vermont Infantry.
COMPANY I. Private.
Alexander Carmichael. Elgin: mustered out May 20, 1865.
HISTORY OF FIFTEENTH CAVALRY.
The companies that composed the Fifteenth Cavalry Regiment were independent companies attached to infantry regiments, and acted as such.
392
KANE COUNTY HISTORY
Moved with the army from Cairo in the spring of 1862, up the Tennessee river to Fort Henry. Disembarked and was moving to the rear, when the Fort was evacuated by the rebels; took possession, but remained there a few days only.
Moved, under command of General Grant, to Fort Donelson. Fort surrendered after a siege of three days. Moved with the fleet up Tennessee river to Pittsburg Landing. Participated in the Shiloh battle, April 6 and 7, 1862.
Moved with the army in the siege of Corinth. Fort evacuated about May 1. 1862. Ordered from there to Jackson, Tennessee. There and then organized into Stewart's Battalion, commanded by Colonel Conrine.
Moved in the month of November to Corinth, Miss.
In the spring of 1863, organized the Fifteenth Regiment. George A. Bacon was appointed colonel. F. T. Gilbert, lieutenant colonel. We were under command of General G. M. Dodge. Scouted through the states of Mississippi. Alabama, Kentucky and Tennessee, till October, 1863; moved by way of Memphis. Remained three weeks under command of General Hurl- but, thence to Helena, Arkansas, arriving about the month of November. 1863.
Then, under command of General Buford of Illinois, did post duty and long service scouting through Arkansas and Mississippi.
August 10. 1864, ordered to Springfield, Illinois, to be discharged. By expiration of term of service, mustered out August 25. 1864.
The recruits who were enlisted in 1862, were consolidated with the Tenth Illinois Cavalry. Moved to San Antonio, Texas, and mustered out of service.
HISTORY OF COMPANY I, FIFTEENTH CAVALRY.
This company was organized at Aurora. Kane county, Illinois, August 2. 1861. by Captain Albert Jenks, and was mustered in September 23 as cavalry, attached to Thirty-sixth Illinois Volunteers.
On September 24 moved from camp, and reported to the regiment at Rolla. Missouri. On December 31 reported to Colonel Carr, commanding Third Illinois Cavalry, and moved to Bennett's Mills. On February 10, 1862. moved to Osage Springs, Missouri, arriving there on the 20th. March 2 moved, with Sigel's division, to near Bentonville, losing four men, taken prisoners. Was engaged March 7 and S at Pea Ridge.
Moved, with the army to Salem. May I ordered to White river. Returned to Batesville on the 9th. Was engaged in the movements of Asboth's division, and arrived at Cape Girardeau, Missouri. May 24. Moved to Hamburg Landing. Tennessee. Was escort for General Rosecrans at battle of Corinth. October 3 and 4.
December 25, 1862, was assigned to the Fifteenth Illinois Cavalry. On June 9. 1863, moved to Memphis. May 20 landed at Chickasaw Bayou, and was engaged in the operations against Vicksburg, with the regiment. August 17 moved to Carrollton. Louisiana. September 5 moved with Fourth Division. Thirteenth Army Corps. to Morganzia, Louisiana, and was engaged
393
KANE COUNTY HISTORY
in the campaign, General Herron commanding. October 10 returned to Car- rollton. 15th moved to Brasher, Louisiana, and on the 17th to New Iberia. Louisiana. Was engaged in scouting, and various expeditions, reporting to Brigadier General A. L. Lee, as escort, January 5, 1864.
On February II the company moved for Illinois, for veteran furlough, and on the 26th, the men were furloughed at Chicago, Illinois.
COMPANY K. First Lieutenant.
Llewellyn B. Brown, Elgin; resigned March 7, 1865.
Farrier.
Alonzo H. Sanborn, St. Charles ; promoted veterinary surgeon.
COMPANY L. Privates.
James Bancroft. St. Charles; discharged June 7. 1865, as sergeant ; disability.
Sidney R. Powers, Elgin; deserted January 12, 1863.
James H. Sterling, St. Charles : mustered out July 31, 1865.
FIFTEENTH CAVALRY REGIMENT. (Three Years' Service.) Major.
Samuel B. Sherer, Aurora; mustered out August 25, 1864.
COMPANY E. Private.
Walter R. Carr, Elgin.
COMPANY F. Captain.
Albert Collins, Aurora ; see regiment, as consolidated.
Privates.
Charles Beck, Aurora ; transferred to Company L, Tenth Illinois Cavalry, as consolidated.
John W. Byers ; died at Helena, Arkansas, October 3, 1864.
William Johnson, Aurora: transferred to Company L, Tenth Illinois Cavalry, as consolidated.
Charles A. Moffit. Aurora: transferred to Company L, Tenth Illinois Cavalry, as consolidated.
William J. Prentice, Aurora ; discharged. October 28, 1864; disability. COMPANY G .* Captains.
Franklin T. Gilbert, Clintonville ; promoted major.
Charles O. Connell. Clintonville ; mustered out October 31, 1864.
First Lieutenants.
Charles O. Connell. Clintonville : promoted.
Theodore G. Knox. Elgin : mustered out October 31, 1864.
Originally attached to Fifty-second Regiment Illinois Volunteer Infantry.
Assigned as Company HI. Twelfth Cavalry. and subsequently assigned as Company G. Fifteenth Cavalry, December 25. 1862.
394
KANE COUNTY HISTORY
Second Lieutenants.
Theodore G. Knox, Elgin; promoted.
Nelson Dedrick, Clintonville ; mustered out October 31, 1864. Sergeants.
Nelson Dedrick, Clintonville; promoted first sergeant, then second lieutenant.
Morris J. Corron, Clintonville; discharged March 4, 1862, as private. Corporals.
John Murdock, Clintonville; mustered out October 31, 1864, as sergeant.
Charles R. Brown, Elgin ; mustered out October 31, 1864.
Jasper Baker, Clintonville; discharged June 7, 1862.
Elias C. Howard, St. Charles ; discharged June 27, 1862. Privates.
William B. Buck, Clintonville; discharged June 23, 1862. Abram Barden, Elgin; mustered out October 31, 1864, as blacksmith.
Benjamin F. Brown, Clintonville: discharged April 9, 1862.
Llewellyn D. Brown, Clintonville; captured and paroled; promoted first lieutenant, Company K. Fourteenth Illinois Cavalry.
Sereno Bridge, Elgin: mustered out October 31, 1864.
John B. Conklin, Hampshire; died at St. Louis February 18, 1862.
Darwin Davis, Clintonville; discharged May 3, 1862.
James Dewell, Clintonville ; discharged June 23, 1862. William Dewell, Clintonville: discharged June 7, 1862. Freeman Elliott, Campton ; mustered out October 31, 1864, as sergeant. Clement Gearhart. Clintonville; mustered out October 31, 1864.
Francis Glenn. Dundee; died at Helena, Arkansas, October 24, 1863. Ole Hanson, Batavia; mustered out October 31. 1864. as corporal. William E. Hill, Elgin; mustered out October 31. 1864, as corporal. Orson Hotchkiss, Aurora ; discharged October 14, 1862, as corporal. Elijah B. Ketchum. Aurora; discharged June 7. 1862, as corporal. Noah Kipp, Clintonville ; mustered out October 31, 1864.
John E. Lowe, Clintonville ; discharged May 3, 1862.
Richard H. Lampson. Campton ; discharged June 23. 1864, as corporal.
John Morley, Elgin ; wounded July 7. 1863: left in hospital at Corinth, Mississippi, July 8, 1863.
Norman D. Perry, Clintonville ; discharged June 23, 1862.
Charles B. Prindle. Clintonville : corporal; died at Helena. Arkansas, December 3. 1863.
Hiramı Peterson, Clintonville ; discharged March 4. 1862.
Kitridge Putnam, Clintonville : mustered out October 31, 1864.
Grove Rose. Clintonville; mustered out October 31. 1864.
Alonzo H. Sanborn, St. Charles : discharged May 3. 1862, as farrier. Frederick Sheldon. St. Charles: bugler : discharged. Daniel Townsend, Elgin: saddler: transferred to Company I.
William Tullock. Geneva; discharged April 8. 1862. Oren C. Webster. St. Charles; deserted November 10. 1861. Wallace W. Young. Elgin : discharged December 10. 1862.
395
KANE COUNTY HISTORY
Recruits.
Richard D. Marlett, Aurora; transferred from Company H, Fifty-second Illinois Infantry ; discharged June 10, 1864.
Thomas Ponsley, St. Charles; transferred to Company G, Fifty-second Illinois Infantry.
COMPANY H *. Captains.
Christian B. Dodson, Geneva ; resigned, August 10, 1862.
William C. Wilder, Geneva; resigned February 13, 1863.
Thomas J. Beebe, Geneva ; mustered out August 13, 1864.
First Lieutenants.
William C. Wilder, Geneva ; promoted.
Thomas J. Beebe, Geneva ; promoted.
Ebenezer C. Litherland, Burlington; mustered out at consolidation.
Second Lieutenants.
John C. Bundy, St. Charles; promoted lieutenant colonel in Arkansas regiment.
Ebenezer C. Litherland, Burlington; promoted. First Sergeant.
Horatio G. Lumbard. St. Charles; discharged February 17, 1862, for promotion as adjutant in Eighth Illinois Cavalry.
Quartermaster Sergeant.
Charles Herrington, Geneva ; deserted October 5, 1862. Sergeants.
Thomas Beebe, Geneva ; promoted first lieutenant.
William Burman, Geneva; discharged January 10. 1862; disability.
Thomas C. Brown, Burlington; promoted first sergeant. Corporals.
Charles M. Green, Geneva ; discharged November 26, 1863, for promotion to first lieutenant, Thirteenth Arkansas Cavalry.
Henry B. Hazlehurst, St. Charles; mustered out August 31. 1864.
John Fisher, Campton; mustered out August 31, 1864.
John Fox, Blackberry ; mustered out August 31, 1864. Privates.
John Akin, Blackberry ; deserted August 10, 1861.
John Beebe, Geneva; mustered out August 31, 1864.
Ephraim Blockman, St. Charles ; mustered out August 31, 1864.
Charles H. Bunker, Geneva ; mustered out August 31. 1864. Rudolph C. Bowers, St. Charles : discharged April 13. 1862.
Abial S. Brown, Batavia; discharged August 30, 1861 ; disability. James Beebe, Geneva ; discharged February 19, 1863 : disability. F. B. Beach. St. Charles ; discharged August 24, 1861 : wounds.
Thomas Calleghan, Blackberry ; discharged May 18, 1863: disability.
Frank A. Clark, Geneva: discharged September 4. 1863. for promotion to Lieutenant First Mississippi Colored Infantry.
* This Company was formerly known as Kane County Cavalry
Subsequently assigned as Company H Fifteenth Cavalry Volunteers.
396
KANE COUNTY HISTORY
Marshall Clark, Geneva; discharged January 10, 1862; old age.
Hollis Clark, Geneva; mustered out August 31, 1864.
Robert G. Curtis, Geneva; discharged May 4. 1864, for promotion as lieutenant, First Mississippi Colored Infantry.
David Caruthers, Kane county ; mustered out August 31, 1864. William B. Cary. Blackberry ; mustered out August 31, 1864.
Edward Durant. St. Charles; mustered out August 31, 1864.
John W. Edwards, Blackberry; mustered out August 31, 1864.
Barney F. Freeman, Blackberry; corporal; died at Benton Barracks, October 18. 1861.
Richard Flower, Geneva; mustered out August 31, 1864.
George E. Gilman. Campton; discharged February 23. 1864; disability. Chester German, Geneva ; mustered out August 31, 1864.
Augustus Gustoson, Geneva ; mustered out August 31, 1864, as corporal. Alfred Herrington, Geneva ; mustered out August 31, 1864.
Thaddeus Herrington, Geneva; mustered out August 31, 1864.
John B. Herndon, Virgil ; mustered out August 31. 1864.
Wallace Hickox, Virgil; discharged April 10, 1864, for promotion as second lieutenant. Fourth Arkansas Cavalry.
Frank H. Harris, Virgil; discharged November 16, 1861 ; disability.
George H. Hall, Blackberry; mustered out August 31, 1864.
J. M. Haskins, Blackberry; discharged February 13. 1863; disability. William Hinch, St. Charles; mustered out August 31, 1864.
Allen Hickerson, Burlington ; reenlisted as veteran.
James O. Haile, St. Charles : corporal; died at Young's Point, Louisiana. March 24, 1863.
William K. Kennear, Campton; died at Benton Barracks December 4. 1861.
Dennis Lucy, Geneva; discharged May 18. 1863; disability.
F. J. Minneum, St. Charles ; discharged August 19, 1861 ; disability. John Noble, St. Charles; mustered out August 31, 1864, as sergeant.
Charles R. Palmer. Burlington : mustered out August 31. 1864.
Andrew J. Pease, Burlington ; drowned at Batesville, Arkansas, May 29. 1862.
Thomas B. Reeves, Burlington ; discharged July 3. 1862.
Jamed Rodley, Blackberry: discharged October 7. 1861 : disability.
Charles Stewart, Geneva ; mustered out August 31, 1864.
William F. Stewart, Batavia; discharged January 14. 1863. William Story, Geneva; mustered out August 31, 1864.
Fayette Smith, Burlington : mustered out August 31, 1864.
Albert B. Town. Blackberry: discharged October 12. 1861 ; disability.
James E. Tracy. Blackberry: discharged November 17, 1861 ; disability. William H. H. Thompson. St. Charles ; deserted at St. Louis, Missouri. March 15, 1862.
Fayette Thompson, St. Charles.
William H. Tilton. Geneva ; mustered out August 31, 1861.
397
KANE COUNTY HISTORY
Jerome Wilson. Geneva ; deserted October 16, 1862.
Thomas G. Wills, Virgil; discharged November 11, 1862; disability.
Thomas W. West, Geneva; mustered out August 29, 1864.
E. F. Wicks, St. Charles; mustered out August 31, 1864.
Andrew Wallan, Blackberry; reenlisted as veteran.
Orlando Wood, Blackberry; discharged November 11, 1862; disability.
Benjamin Wells, St. Charles ; mustered out August 31, 1864.
Thomas P. Young, St. Charles; discharged November 8, 1861.
Veterans.
Allen B .. Hickerson, Geneva; transferred to Company L, Tenth Illinois Cavalry, as consolidated.
Charles C. Rinehart, Geneva ; transferred to Company L, Tenth Illinois Cavalry, as consolidated.
Andrew Wallen, Geneva: corporal; transferred to Company L, Tenth Illinois Cavalry, as consolidated.
Recruits.
Willard B. Allen, Hampshire; transferred to Company L, Tenth Illi- nois Cavalry, as consolidated.
Henry J. Allen, Hampshire ; transferred to Company L, Tenth Illinois Cavalry, as consolidated.
Frank Broadbent, Geneva; transferred to Company L, Tenth Illinois Cavalry, as consolidated.
James E. Beebe, Geneva: transferred to Company L. Tenth Illinois Cavalry, as consolidated.
William S. Coon, Hampshire; transferred to Company L, Tenth Illinois Cavalry, as consolidated.
John Haynes, Hampshire; veteran recruit; transferred to Company L. Tenth Illinois Cavalry, as consolidated.
John R. Hight, Hampshire; veteran recruit; transferred to Company L, Tenth Illinois Cavalry, as consolidated.
John H. Haley, Hampshire; veteran recruit ; transferred to Company L. Tenth Illinois Cavalry, as consolidated.
Joseph R. Jarvis, Hampshire; transferred to Company L, Tenth Illinois Cavalry. as consolidated.
William Mackey, Hampshire; transferred to Company L. Tenth Illinois Cavalry, as consolidated.
Charles W. Maude, Hampshire: corporal; veteran recruit; transferred to Company L. Tenth Illinois Cavalry, as consolidated.
Julius H. Norton, Elgin; transferred to Company L, Tenth Illinois Cav- alry, as consolidated.
George A. Thompson, Geneva: transferred to Company L, Tenth Illi- nois Cavalry, as consolidated.
Abraham Updike, Geneva: transferred to Company L, Tenth Illinois Cavalry, as consolidated.
Albert Wattenpaugh, Plato; transferred to Company L. Tenth Illinois Cavalry, as consolidated.
398
KANE COUNTY HISTORY
COMPANY I .*
Captains.
Albert Jenks, Aurora; promoted lieutenant colonel, Thirty-sixth Illinois regiment.
George A. Wills, Aurora; see regiment, as consolidated. First Lieutenants.
Samuel B. Sherer, Aurora ; promoted to Company K.
George A. Willis, Aurora ; promoted.
Azariah C. Ferrie, Aurora; resigned October II, 1864.
Daniel Dynan, Aurora; see regiment, as consolidated.
Second Lieutenants.
Azariah C. Ferrie, Aurora; promoted.
George A. Willis, Aurora ; promoted.
Albert Collins, Aurora ; promoted captain, Company F.
Daniel Dynan, Aurora ; promoted.
Jerome B. Marlett, Aurora ; see regiment, as consolidated.
Company Quartermaster Sergeant.
Francis E. Reynolds, Aurora; promoted first lieutenant, Company K.
Sergeants.
Fletcher J. Snow, Aurora; detached at muster out of regiment.
James J. Johnson, Aurora ; promoted major, First Arkansas Cavalry.
Fred Otis White, Sugar Grove; discharged November 4, 1863. Corporals.
George Stewart, Aurora; mustered out August 24, 1864, as private. Jerome B. Marlett, Aurora ; paroled prisoner ; reenlisted as veteran. Henra B. Douglas, Aurora; captured at Holly Springs ; paroled.
David Hill, Jr., Aurora; died March 19, 1864. while prisoner of war. Isaac Rice, Aurora; reenlisted as veteran.
Farrier.
George A. Carson, Aurora; deserted April 10, 1863.
Saddler.
James J. Hume, Aurora; reenlisted as veteran.
Privates.
James Allen, Aurora ; mustered out August 24, 1864.
Charles Angell, Aurora; sent to hospital October 26, 1862; supposed discharged ; reported deserter.
Smith D. Avery, Aurora; died at Rolla, Missouri, January 1. 1862. Henry Beebe, Aurora; mustered out August 24, 1864.
John Beebe. Aurora; reenlisted as veteran.
Irwin M. Benton, Aurora ; reenlisted as veteran.
Joseph Burley, Aurora ; mustered out August 24, 1864; was prisoner. Hope S. Chapin, Aurora ; discharged December 10, 1861 ; disability. Joseph Carle, Aurora ; reenlisted as veteran.
* This Company was formerly attached to the Thirty-sixth Regiment, Illinois Volunteer Infantry, and known as Company "\" Dragoons. subsequently assigned as Company "1." Fifteenth Regiment, Illinois Volun- teer Cavalry.
399
KANE COUNTY HISTORY
Samuel W. Clark, Aurora; discharged February 7, 1862; disability. Charles O. Dorr, Sugar Grove ; reenlisted as veteran.
Edward F. Dorr, Sugar Grove ; died at Sugar Grove, Illinois, September 29, 1861.
George L. Dorr, Sugar Grove: reenlisted as veteran.
Henry C. Davis, Aurora; died.
John W. Everts, Aurora.
George Gunter. Sugar Grove; reenlisted as veteran.
Martin Glen. Aurora ; reenlisted as veteran.
Robert Haschel, Aurora ; died at New Orleans November 13, 1863.
Gilbert Heath, Aurora ; reenlisted as veteran.
Chancey Hollenback, Aurora ; mustered out August 24. 1864, as corporal.
Jesse Hollenback, Aurora ; reenlisted as veteran.
Nicholas Hittinger, Aurora ; reenlisted as veteran ; paroled prisoner.
Joseph Ingham. Aurora : reenlisted as veteran.
Ira Jacobs, Sugar Grove ; reenlisted as veteran.
Oliver H. Judd, Aurora ; reenlisted as veteran.
James M. Kennedy, Aurora ; mustered out August 24, 1864.
Richard Larkin, Elgin : reenlisted as veteran ; paroled prisoner.
Truman Lillie, Aurora ; reenlisted as veteran.
Christian Logan, Aurora : died at Rolla, Missouri, October 7, 1861.
Joseph R. Loomis, Aurora ; reenlisted as veteran.
George H. McCabe, Aurora; reenlisted as veteran.
Joseph F. McCrosky. Aurora ; reenlisted as veteran.
James McMullen, Aurora : reenlisted as veteran.
George W. Moon, Aurora: discharged December 10. 1861 ; disability.
Andrew Nortrip, Aurora ; discharged January 26, 1863.
Elias Nortrip, Aurora ; discharged January 21. 1862.
Eugene Newell, Aurora ; reenlisted as veteran.
Charles H. Oderkirke, Aurora : discharged November 28, 1862; disability.
John A. Radley, Aurora ; discharged August 14, 1862.
Caleb B. Bears, Montgomery ; deserted May 19, 1863.
Thomas B. Robinson, Montgomery ; reenlisted as veteran.
Orrin Squires, Montgomery ; discharged April 9, 1863; wounds.
Thomas J. Slosson. Aurora ; reenlisted as veteran.
Cassius P. Snook, Batavia : discharged July 24, 1862 ; disability.
Abijah Tarble, Aurora ; discharged December 10. 1861 : disability.
Eleazer Todd, Sugar Grove; reenlisted as veteran.
Charles Weaver, Aurora ; reenlisted as veteran.
Orrin Z. Whitford, Aurora; reenlisted as veteran.
Darius D. Williams, Sugar Grove ; reenlisted as veteran.
VETERANS. Quartermaster Sergeant. Joseph Ingham, Aurora ; discharged October 15, 1864.
Sergeant. Jerome B. Marlett, Aurora ; promoted second lieutenant.
400
KANE COUNTY HISTORY
Corporals.
Isaac Rice, Aurora; first sergeant; transferred to Company M, Tenth Illinois Cavalry, as consolidated.
George Gunter, Sugar Grove; quartermaster sergeant; transferred to Company M, Tenth Illinois Cavalry, as consolidated.
Charles O. Dorr, Sugar Grove; commissary sergeant; transferred to Company M, Tenth Illinois Cavalry, as consolidated.
Privates.
Erwin H. Benton, Aurora; transferred to Company M, Tenth Illinois Cavalry, as consolidated.
John Beebe, Aurora ; transferred to Company M, Tenth Illinois Cavalry, as consolidated.
John Carl, Aurora; transferred to Company M, Tenth Illinois Cavalry, as consolidated.
Joseph Carl, Aurora ; transferred to Company M. Tenth Illinois Cavalry, as consolidated.
George L. Dorr, Sugar Grove; corporal; transferred to Company M, Tenth Illinois Cavalry, as consolidated.
Martin Glen, Aurora; corporal; transferred to Company M, Tenth Illinois Cavalry, as consolidated.
Gilbert Heath, Aurora ; transferred to Company M, Tenth Illinois Cavalry, as consolidated.
Nicholas Hettenger, Aurora ; transferred to Company M, Tenth Illinois Cavalry, as consolidated.
Jesse Hollenbrock, Aurora ; corporal; transferred to Company MI, Tenth Illinois Cavalry, as consolidated.
Need help finding more records? Try our genealogical records directory which has more than 1 million sources to help you more easily locate the available records.