USA > Illinois > Macon County > History of Macon County, Illinois : with illustrations descriptive of its scenery, and biographical sketches of some of its prominent men and pioneers > Part 23
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
Wounded at Donelson ; April 11, '62. Mustered out May 4, '65.
discharged
Discharged Oct. 11, '63. Mustered out Aug. 5, '64.
Mustered out Marclı 2, '61. May 4. '61. Discharged May 6, '62, of wounds at Shiloh.
Dicd April 8, '64 or wounds received at Raymond, Miss. Discharged Sept. 8, '62, of wounds at Donelson. Mustcred out July 30, '64. July 20, '64. Died at Vicksburg, June 30, '63. Died May 25, '63, of wounds received at Champion Hills, Mustercd out July 6, '65,
Mustered out July 30, '64. Mustered out July 30, '64. Mustered out July 30, 64.
Mustered out May 4, '64. Accidentally killed May 20, '62.
Discharged Oct. 64, '61. Killed at Ft. Donelson Feb. 15, '62.
Mustered out Aug. 6, '64. Died at Cairo, III., (no date.) Discharged July 25, '62, by order of Grant. Discharged May 2, '62, by order of Grant. Died Aug. 14, '61.
Mustered out March 21, '61. Killed at Donelson Feb. 15, '62.
Absent at mustering out. Discharged Oct. 14, '61.
Discharged July 24, '62, of wounds at Donelson and Shiloh. Killed at Donelson Feb. 15, '62.
Murdered at Norfolk, Mo., Sept. 17,'61.
Mustered out July 30, '64. Transferred to N. C. S. as Mus. Killed at Donelson, Feb. 15, '62. Promoted captain July 14, '64. Discharged July 10, '63, disabled.
Discharged, July 25, '64; term expd. Killed at Donelson Feb. 15, '62. Mustered out May 4, '64. Mustercd out May 4, '64.
Transferred to 12th Illinois infantry. Promoted sergeant. Promoted corporal; discharged Sept. 24, '62. Discharged Oct. 14, '61. Mustered out May 4, '61. Discharged Oct. 14,'61. Transferred to Inv. Corps Sept. 15,' 61. Discharged Nov. 8, '63, of wounds at Vicksburg. Died Feb. 17, '62, of wounds at Donel- son.
H. C. Oglesby, July 25, '61.
B. F. Snow, July 25, '61.
W. F. Gardenlire, July 25, '61. Chas Albert, July 25, '61.
86
HISTORY OF MACON COUNTY, ILLINOIS.
Hawley, Jno. D., Sept. 19, '61. Jones, R. F. Kepler, M., Sept. 7, '61.
Lehman, Jacob, Aug. 8, '61. Langheld, August, Aug. 5, '61.
Lynn, Robt., Aug. 29,'61. Lankerman, Jacob, Jan. 1, '61. Mossman, Wm., Dec. 68, '63. Magae, Jno. S., April 28, '64. Mathys, Jno., April 16, '64.
. McGorry, Thos., Dec. 1, '61. O'Connol, J. H., Aug. 13. '61. Preston, Thos., Aug. 23, '61.
Pfeifer, Frank, April 15, '64. Reister, Leonard, Sept. 2, '61. Walker, Michael, Aug. 13, '61. Webber, Chas., Sept. 28, '64.
Zimm, Jno., April 28, '64.
Mustered out May 14. '61. Discharged Dec. 15, '62, of wounds at Shiloh. Discharged Aug. 7, '64.
Discharged Aug. 8, '63, of wounds at Raymond, Miss. Died Oct. 31, '61.
Mustered out May 4, '61.
Mustered out May 4, '66.
Mustered out May 4, '66.
Mustered out May 3, 66.
Promoted Fist Lieut.
Discharged Oct. 15, '63, of wounds at Vicksburg. Mustered out July 1, '65.
Mustered out May 4, '61. Killed at Charleston, Mo., Oct. 16, '66. Mustered out May 4, '66.
TWENTY-FIRST (21st) ILLINOIS INFANTRY.
U. S. GRANT, COLONEL.
The following communication from the first colonel of this reg- ment in view of his subsequent illustrious career, will be of special interest :---
" I was appointed colonel of the twenty-first Illinois volunteer infantry, by Governor Richard Yates, some time early in the month of June, 1861, and assumed command of the regiment on the 16th of that month. The regiment was mustered into the service of the United States, in the latter part of the same month. Being ordered to rendezvous the regiment at Quincy, Illinois, I thought, for the purpose of discipline and speedy efficiency for the field, it would be well to march the regiment across the country, instead of trans- porting by rail. Accordingly, on the 3d of July, 1861, the march was commenced from camp Yates, Springfield, Illinois, and con- tinued until about three miles beyond the Illinois river, when dis- patches were received, changing the destination of the regiment to Ironton, Missouri, and directing me to return to the river and take a steamer, which had been sent there for the purpose of transport- ing the regiment to St. Louis. The steamer failing to reach the point of embarkation, several days were here lost. In the mean- time a portion of the sixteenth Illinois infantry, under Col. Smith, were reported surrounded by the enemy at a point on the Hannibal and St. Joseph railroad, west of Palmyra, and the twenty-first was ordered to their relief. Under these circumstances, expedition was necessary ; accordingly, the march was abandoned, and the rail- road was called into requisition. Before the twenty-first reached its new destination, the sixteenth had extricated itself. The twenty- first was then kept on duty on the line of the H. and St. Jo. R. R., for about two weeks, without, however, meeting an enemy or an incident worth relating. We did make one march, however, during that time, from Salt River, Mo., to Florida, Mo., and re- turned in search of Wmn. Harris, who was reported in that neigh- borhood with a handful of rebels. It was impossible, however, to get nearer than a day's march of him. From Salt River the regi- ment went to Mexico, Mo., where it remained for two weeks; thence to Ironton, Mo., passing through Saint Louis on the 7th of August, when I was assigned to duty as a Brigadier General, and turned over the command of the regiment to that gallant and Christian officer, Colonel Alexander, who afterwards yielded up his life, whilst nobly leading it in the battle of Chickamauga.
U. S. GRANT, Lieutenant General.
This regiment was organized at Mattoon, Illinois, May 9th, 1861. May 15th, it was mustered into the state service, for thirty days, by Captain U. S. Grant. June 28th, mustercd into the United
States service, for three years, with Capt. U. S. Grant as Colonel, August 6th, Col. Grant promoted Brig. General, and Lieut. Col. J. W. S. Alexander was made Colonel of the regiment.
October 20th, marched from Ironton, Mo., and on the next day took part in the battle of Fredericktown ; returned and remained at Ironton till January 29th, 1862, when it marched to Jackson- sport, Ark .; thence to Corinth. On evacuation of Corinth, pur- sued the enemy to Booneville ; returning, it joined an expedition to Holly Springs; August 14th, was ordered to join Gen. Buell's army in Tennessee ; marched to Louisville, Ky., and participated in the battle of Perryville, October 8th, company F. Captain . David Blackburn, being the first to enter the town ; marched thence to Crab Tree Orchard, Bowling Green, Ky., and Nashville, Tenn. December 30th, it had a severe engagement with the enemy near Murfreesboro, gallantly charging the famous Washington (rebel) Light Artillery, 12 Parrott guns, and driving every man from the battery. During the battle of Murfreesboro, it did heroic service, losing more men thau any other regiment engaged.
It was with General Rosecrans' army from Murfreesboro to Chattanooga ; took part in the battle at Liberty Gap, June 25th, 1863 ; distinguished itself in the famous battle of Chickamauga, September 19th and 20th, losing 238 officers and men; after this battle the regiment remained at Bridgeport, Alabama, till the latter part of December, 1863. Having made a brilliant record in some of the hardest fought battles of the war, it was mustered out De cember 16th, 1865, at San Antonia, Texas, and reached camp Butler- Ill., January 18th, 1865, for final pay and discharge.
MUSTER ROLI, TWENTY-FIRST INFANTRY-CO. "A."
COLONELS.
U. S. Grant, June 16, '61.
J. W. Alexander, Aug. 23, '61.
Jas. E. Calloway, May 11, '65.
Wm. H. Jamison, July 13, '65.
LIEUTENANT COLONELS.
Geo. W. Peck, Sept. 2,'61.
Disch'd, ill health, Sept. 19, '62.
W. E. McMaken, Sept. 19, '62. Term expired Nov. 16, '64.
MAJOR. Mustered out Dec. 16, '65.
ADJUTANTS.
Chas. B. Steele, Sept. 6, '61.
Resigned July 20, '64.
J. R. Duncan, July 20, '64. Prom. capt. company " A :" tered out Dec. 16, '65. Mustered out Dec. 16, '65.
QUARTERMASTERS.
Jno. E. Jones, May 15, '61. Mustered out Aug. 18, '64.
Simeon Paddleford, Ang. 18, '64. Mustered out Dec. 16, '65.
SURGEONS.
Eden M. Seeley, Aug. 21, '62. Res. May 21, '64.
Jas. J. Reat, May 21, '64. Mustered out Dec. 16, '65.
CHAPLAIN.
E. D. Wilkins, Oct. 12, '61. Res. July 9, '64.
CAPTAINS.
S. S. Goodc, May 7, '61. Geo. S. Dunning, May 17, '61. Res. Oct. 24, '62.
Geo. F. Eaton, Oct. 24, '62 .. Mustered out July 5, '64.
FIRST LIEUTENANTS.
E. D. Coxe, Oct. 24, '62.
Mustered out July 5, '64.
B. F. Osborne, July 5, '64. Dismissed July 3, '65.
J. R. Sheperd, Aug. 21, '65. Mustered out Dec. 16, '65.
SECOND LIEUTENANTS.
J. L. Bowman, May 7, '61.
Res. April 14, '62.
Jos. C. Alvord, Oct. 24, '62. Killed in battle Dec. 31, '62.
Theo. Gross, June 1, '63.
Res. May 12, '65.
Alvin Colmus, Dec. 16.
Mustered out Dec. 16, '65.
FIRST SERGEANT.
Edward D. Coxc, June 15, '61. Promoted 2d lieutenant.
mus-
Jno. A. Pierce, Aug. 21, '65.
Promoted Brig. Gen. Aug. 5, '61; Maj. Gen. Feb. 16, '62. Killed in battle Sept 20, '63. Mustered out Dec. 16, '65.
Jno. L. Wilsou, June 2, '65.
State service, ten regt. bill.
87
HISTORY OF MACON COUNTY, ILLINOIS.
SECOND SERGEANT.
Discharged Aug. 10, '62, disability.
CORPORALS.
Killed at Stone river Dec. 30, '62. Discharged Sept. 1, '63.
Re-enlisted as vet. ; promoted 1st lieut. Discharged April 23, '63.
Re-enlisted as vet .; mustercd out Dec. 16, '65.
MUSICIAN.
Mustered out July 5, '64.
WAGONER.
Mustered out July 5, '64.
PRIVATES.
Re-enlisted as vet .; mustered out Dee. 16, '65. Discharged Oct. 16, '62. Killed at Stone river Dec. 31, '62.
Died at Andersonville prison June 15, '64. Killed at Stone river Dec. 30, '62. Re-enlisted as.vet. ; mustered out July 13, '65. Prisoner of war.
Re-enlisted as vet. ; transferred to eng. corps Aug. 2, '64.
Re-enlisted as vet. ; mustered out July 13, '65. Prisoner of war. Dischd Aug. 10, '62 ; disability.
Mustered out July 5, '64. Killed at Chickamauga Sept. 10, '63. Mustered out July 5, '64.
Disch'd March 11, '64 ; disability.
Killed at Stone river Dec. 30, '62.
Mustered out July 5, '64.
Discharged Oct. 1, '61. Mustered out July 5, '64. Disch'd Sept. 29, '62, wounds. Transferred to inv. corps, March 23,'64. Mustered out July 5, '64.
Re-enlisted as vet. ; died Oct. 30, '64. Re-enlisted as vet. ; mustered out July 13, '65. Prisoner of war. Mustered out July 5, '64. Disch'd April 30, '62; disability. Discharged Oct. 7, '61. Mustered out July 5, '64. Mustered out July 5, '64.
Mustered out July 5, '64 as eorp.
Re-enlisted as vet ; mustered out Dec. 16, '65. Died at Annapolis, Md., Nov., '64. Re-enlisted as vet. ; mustered out Dec. 16, '65.
Mustered out July 5, '64. Re enlisted as vet .; mustered ont Dee. 16, '65, as corporal. Discharged to re-enlist in 15th U. S. Inf., Dec. 24, '62. Re-enlisted as vet. ; prom. 1st lieut. Mustered out Dec. 16, '65. Mustered out July 5, '64.
Re-enlisted as vet. ; mustered out Dec. 16, '65. Diseh'd Aug. 18, '63-disability. Died Jan. 7, '63-wounds. Mustered out July 5, '64. Died Jan. 22, '63, of wounds.
RECRUITS.
Died Nov. 10, '62. Mustered out Jan. 28, '65. Mustered out 12, '65. Mustered out April 27, '65.
Discharged Feb. 1, '62-disability.
COMPANY "K."
CAPTAINS. Resigned Nov. 21, '62. Promoted Major. Mustered out Dec. 16, '65.
SECOND LIEUTENANT.
John F. Weitzel, Jan. 31, '63. Killed at Chickamauga, Scp. 19, '63.
PRIVATES.
Pat. S. Curtis, June 14, '61. John F. Weitzel, June 25, '61. Promoted sergeant and 2d lieut.
UNASSIGNED RECRUITS.
John Barrett, Dec. 19, '63.
THIRTY-FIFTH (35th) ILLINOIS INFANTRY. COL. G. A. SMITHI.
The Thirty-fifth Illinois Volunteer Infantry was organized at Decatur, July 3d, 1861, and on July 23d, was accepted by the Secretary of War, as Col. G. A. Smith's Independent Regiment of Illinois Volunteers.
August 4th. Left Decatur, and reached Jefferson Barracks, Mo. next day. One week afterward eight companies were mustcred into the United States' service, making the aggregate strength of the regiment seven hundred and ninety-threc. -
Sept. 15. Moved by railroad to Jefferson City, thence (Sept. 25tlı) to Otterville.
October 15th. Marched to Sedalia, and joined General Siegel's advance on Springfield.
Nov. 10th. Advanced to Wilson's Creek. Returning left Springfield, Mo., Nov. 13th, for Rolla.
January 23d, 1862. Began the advance on Springfield, reaching that place on the 13th. Next followed Price's retreating army, and after a hard and fatiguing march, arrived at Cross Hollows, Ark., January 21st, having formed line of battle, and skirmished nearly every day with the enemy for a distance of two hundred and twenty- eight miles.
March 7th. Participated in the hotly-contested battle of Pea Ridge, winning fresh laurels by its bravery, and driving the stub- born enemy from every commanding position. The regiment lost, in this contest, fifteen killed, forty-five wounded, and fifty-five prisoners, Col. Smith having been so severely wounded that he never afterward resumed command of the regiment.
April 5th. Major McIlwain in command. Commenced march to Batesville, Ark., arriving May 8th, the distance being two hundred and ninety-one miles. The regiment afterward participated conspicuously in the following battles :- Siege of Corinth, Perry- ville, Stone River (losing in the latter battle eleven killed, forty-four wounded, and twenty-nine missing, out of twenty commissioned officers and four hundred and nineteen that went into action), Chickamauga (losing three commissioned officers and fifteen men killed; five commissioned officers and one hundred and twenty-five men wounded ; twelve men missing out of eighteen commissioned officers and two hundred and eighty-one enlisted men that entered the battle), Mission Ridge, gallantly leading the storming columns, and being the first to plant the stars and stripes on the enemy's stronghold, all the color-guard of the regiment having been either wounded or killed, and Lieut. Col. Chandler, commanding regiment, carrying the colors "into the jaws of death; into the mouth of hell." The losses in this battle being six men killed ; two commis- sioned officers, and forty-six men wounded, out of two hundred and twelve officers and men engaged; Rocky Face Ridge, Resaca, Dallas, Mud Creek, Kenesaw, losing in these last campaigns, six commissioned officers and one hundred and eighteen men. Major McIlwain was killed at Kenesaw, June 22d, 1864. He was a brave and efficient officer, having greatly distinguished himself in the battle of Stone River.
The regiment having marched, during its term of service, in all three thousand and fifty-six miles, was mustered out at Springfield, Ill , September 27th, 1864.
Charles Disbrow, June 15, '61.
Elijah Smith, June 15, '61. Wm. R. Wheeler, June 15, '61.
Ben. F. Osborne, June 15, '61. Joseph Wagoner, June 15,'61. G. W. Stephens, June 15, '61.
J. D. L. Mecks, June 15, '61.
. Jno. Hanks, June 15, '61.
Joseph Barber, June 23, '61.
Jas. T. Baker, June 15, '61. Hugh Bacon, June 15, '61. Philip Bloss, June 15, '61.
Jacob Conouff, June 15, '61. Wm. H. Clipson, June 15, '61.
Jas. Clark, June 21, '61.
Henry Cruise, July 21, '61. David Crawford, June 26, '61.
Frank Ernst, June 15, '61. F. H. Fammer, June 15, '61. H. F. Fletcher, June 15, '61. Daniel Foley, June 15, '61. Joseph E. Hobson, June 15, '61. Jasper H. Hixson, June 15, '61. Win. H. Higgins, June 24, '61. Orlando Hogan, June 24, '61. Wm. Johnson, June 25, '61. Thos. E. Jefferson, June 25, '61. Jas. R. Kennedy, June 25, '61. Jno. B. Lembeck, June 25, '61. Jno. Leigh, June 24, '61. Wm. McPherson, June 15, '61. H. B. F. Martin, June 15, '61. Jno. McAvoy, June 15, '61.
L. D. Morgan, June 23, '61. Abe. McKitrick, June 23, '61. Wm. McGrath, June 15, '61. C. M. Pope, June 15, '61. Wm. H. Ross, June 25, '61. C. Rosenberger, June 15, '61. Daniel Shutter, June 23, '61. Peter Shelt, June 15, '61.
Geo S. Stuart, June 15, '61. Henry C. Stuart, June 15, '61.
Edward Stockton, June 15, '61. Jos. Sheperd, June 15, '61.6 John Smith, June 15, '61. John Street, June 15, '61.
Patrick Shannon, June 15, '61.
Jas. Shepherd, June 22, '61. Wm. H. Stewart, June 23, '61. Martin Tibbett, June 15. '61. John Thute, June 24, '61.
Jno. L. Whitton, June 15, '61. Benj. F. Witts, June 22, '61. Wm. H. Witts, June 24, '61. Rodolph Zorger, June 22, '61.
John Cram, Oct. 12, '61. John Eckart, Jan. 22, '62. Martin Fitzpatrick, Oct. 12, '61. Taylor Florney, Oct. 12, 61. Albert Fowkes, Oct. 12, '61. Silas W. West, Aug. 13, '61.
A. M. Pattison, May 16, '61. John L. Wilson, Nov. 21, '62. Sydney B. Wade, July 18, '65.
88
HISTORY OF MACON COUNTY, ILLINOIS.
MUSTER-ROLL THIRTY-FIFTH REGIMENT INFANTRY.
COLONELS.
G. A. Smith, July 2d, '61. Prom. Brig .- Gen. Sept. 19, '62; dis. W. P. Chandler, Sept. 22, '63. Sept. 22, '63. Term expired Sept. 27, '64; was Lieut. Colonel.
MAJOR.
John MeIlwain, July 3d, '61. Killed at Kenesaw Mountain, June 22, '61.
ADJUTANTS.
W. J. Usrey, Sept. 1, '61. Uriah Fox, April 15, '62.
Resigned April 15, '62.
Resigned Nov. 17, '63.
Samuel W. Bird, Nov. 17, '63. Term expired Sept. 27, '64.
QUARTERMASTER.
John G. Miles, July 3, '61. Term expired Sept. 27, '64.
SURGEONS.
W. J. Chenoweth, Sept. 25, '61. S. B. Hawley, Dec. 9,'62.
Resigned Dec. 14, '62.
Term expired Sept. 27, '64.
FIRST ASSISTANT SURGEON.
D. C. Titball, Sept. 25, '61. Term expired Sept. 27, '64.
SECOND ASSISTANT SURGEON.
Jonathan D. Wylie, Dec. 8, '62. Term expired Sept. 27, '64.
CHAPLAINS.
P. D. Hammond, July 3, '61. Resigned May 12, '62. R. E. Harris, May 12, '62. Left at Florence, Ala., Aug. 18, '62; not heard from.
NON-COMMISSIONED STAFF.
SERGEANT MAJOR.
Geo. B. Peake, July 3, '61. Prom. 2d Lieut, Co. A, and Captain.
HOSPITAL STEWARD.
Jos. T. DeWatney, July 3, '61.
Reduced, and returned to Co. A.
PRINCIPAL MUSICIANS.
Newlin B. Davis, July 3, '61.
Archibald Monroe, July 3, '61. Promoted to Principal Musician. SECOND-CLASS MUSICIAN.
Joseph Ricketts, July 3, '61.
COMPANY "A."
CAPTAINS.
B M. Tables, July 3. '61.
Pierre W. Thomas, Dce. 25, '61.
Resigned Dee. 20, '61.
Resigned Jan. 31, '64.
Geo. B. Peake, July 3, '61. Term expired Sept. 27, '64.
FIRST LIEUTENANTS.
John W. Peen, Jan. 31, '64.
George F. Deitz, Dee. 25, '61.
SECOND LIEUTENANT.
Jas. Shoaff, July 3, '61. Resigned Feb. 3, '62.
PRIVATES.
Augusta Glatz, July 3, '61.
Conover Hatfield, July 3, '61.
Wm C. Stewart, July 3, '61.
Andrew Stewart, July 3. '61.
Joseph MeMullen, July 3, '61.
John D. MeMadden, July 3, '61.
Jolın Hager, July 3, '61.
Curtis Austin, July 3, '61. Frank Rea, July 3, '61.
N. L. F. Monroe, July 3, '61.
Discharged Meli 24tlı, '63-disability.
FORTY-FIRST ILLINOIS INFANTRY.
ISAAC C. PUGH, COLONEL.
The Forty-first Infantry was organized at Decatur, Illinois, in August, 1861, by Col. Isaac C. Pugh, companies A and E and part of company I being recruited in Macon county. A few belonging to other companies of the regiment were also enlisted in this county.
The regiment moved to Bird's Point, Missouri, August 29th, and was assigned to the command of Gencral Prentiss ; September 8th, it was ordered to Paducah, Kentucky ; thencc February 5th, 1862, to Fort Henry; February 11th, to Fort Donelson, engaging in the siegc, February 13th, 14th, and 15th ; March 10th, moved to Pitts- burgh Landing, and engaged in the battle of Shiloh ; April 6th and
7th, took part in the siege of Corinth, Col. Pugh commanding brigade ; July 6th, marched to Memphis via Holly Springs, reach- ing the former place, July 21st, and remaining there till September 6th, when it marched to Bolivar; thence to Grand Junction, Hatchie River, Lagrange, Lamar, Somerville, Holly Springs, Water- ford, Beaver Creek, Yocona Creek, Water Valley, returning to Holly Springs, January 5th, 1863. The regiment went into camp at Moscow, Tennessee, and remained till March, when it was ordered to Memphis as a part of the Sixteenth Army Corps, under command of Major General Hurlbut; April 3d, engaged in an ex- pedition to Hernando, Mississippi; at Cold Water, met the enemy under General Chalmers, and was under heavy fire seven hours, fully sustaining its former reputation for dauntless courage and daring deeds ; May 12th, moved to Vicksburg, where it bore a prominent part in the great siege and battles around that confeder- ate stronghold; July 5th, marched to Jackson, and participated in the battle near that city, leaving 40 killed on the field, and having 122 wounded, Major Long being among the former. Returning to Vicksburg, the regiment was ordered to Natchez, where it remained till November 28th ; December 3d, marched to Big Black River, where it erected winter quarters, and was afterwards consoli- dated with the Fifty-third regiment.
MUSTER ROLL FORTY-FIRST REGIMENT INFANTRY.
COLONEL.
Isaac C. Pugh, July 27, '61.
Mustered out Aug. 20, '64.
LIEUTENANT COLONELS.
Ansel Tupper, July 27,'61.
Killed at Pittsburg Landing April 6.
'62.
Jno. Warner, April 8, '62. Discharged Nov. 26, '62. Mustered out Aug. 2, '64.
MAJORS.
F. M. Long.
R. H. MeFadden.
Killed in action July 12, '63.
Transferred to field staff as consolidated.
B. G. Pugh, Dee. 12, '61.
Wm. C. Gillespie. Mustered out Aug. 20, '64.
QUARTERMASTERS.
H. C. Bradsby, July 27, '61.
Res. June 9, '62.
I. R. Pugh, Sept. 30, '62. Res Aug. 1, 63.
John Boughman. Mustered out Aug. 20, '64.
Wm. M. Gray.
Chas. Carle.
FIRST ASSISTANT SURGEON.
Geo. W. Short, July 27. '61.
Resigned.
O. M. Warmoth, April 12, '62.
Transferred to field and staff as con-
solidated.
SECOND ASSISTANT SURGEON.
Jno. W. Coleman, Sept. 30, '62.
Term expired '66.
COMPANY "A."
Jno. H. Nale, July 27, '61.
M. F. Kanan, April 8, '62.
Transferred to Co. A as consolidated.
FIRST LIEUTENANTS.
Gco. R. Stecle, April 8, '62. Res. Aug. 3, '63.
Rolando Bell, April 8, '62. Prom. from 2d lieut. ; must'd out Aug. 20, '64.
NON-COMMISSIONED STAFF.
SERGEANT MAJOR.
Bartley G. Pugh, Aug. 5, '61.
Promoted adjutant.
QUARTERMASTER SERGEANT.
Alonzo Burgess, Aug. 5, '61.
Mustered out Aug. 20, '64.
IIOSPITAL STEWARD.
Jas. W. Routh, Aug. 5, '61.
Mustered out Aug. 20, '64.
PRINCIPAL MUSICIAN.
Alex. Allsbury, Aug. 5, '61.
Reduced to ranks Sept. 1, '62.
Jno. H. Nale.
ADJUTANTS.
Res. March 17, '62.
SURGEONS. Mustered out March 29, '62. Mustered out Aug. 20, '64.
Died July 8, '64.
Term expired Sept. 27, '64.
Discharged Aug. 9, '62-wounds. Discharged Dec. 12,'61-disability. Discharged June 15, '62-disability.
Transferred to 59th regiment.
CAPTAINS. Promoted.
89
HISTORY OF MACON COUNTY, ILLINOIS.
FIRST SERGEANT.
Lewis B. Morton, Ang. 5, '61.
Roland Bell, Aug. 5, '61. Bryant Kelsey, Ang. 5, '61. W. E. Winholtz. Aug. 5, '61.
David S. Morse, Aug. 5, '61.
Wm. II. Hecocks, Aug. 5, '61.
Moses A. Stare, Ang. 5, '61. Henry C. Payne, Aug. 5, '61. H. M. Streever, Aug. 5, '61. Jno. W. Sheperd, Aug. 5, '61. Fred. O. Spooner. Aug. 5, '61. Llorace W. Clark, Aug. 5, '61.
Anderson, Jas. W., Aug. 5, '61. Asher, Robert, Aug. 5, '61. Albert, John, Aug. 5, '61. Bryant, James, Aug. 5, '61. Boring, John, Aug. 5, '61. Beamer, Marion, Aug. 5, '61. Betzer, Geo. W., Aug. 5,'61. Bell, Albert, Ang. 5, '61. Bridleman, Sam., Aug. 5, '61. Bear, Sam. W., Ang. 5, '61. Brancet, Marion, Aug. 5, '61. Buck, Lathamn, Aug. 5, '61.
Cole, Aaron, Aug. 5, '61. Chambers, Henry, Aug. 5, '61. Collady, Hen. S., Aug. 5, '61. Crandall, Chris., Aug. 5, '61. Clark, Henry G., Aug. 5, '61. Culver, L. L., Aug. 5, '61. Cox, Jas. A., Aug. 5, '61. Drennen, J. B., Aug. 5, '61. Dubois, M. C., Aug. 5, 61. Delaney, Elijah, Aug. 5, '61. Davis, Geo. W., Aug. 5, '61. Davis, John M., Aug. 5, '61. Edmundson, J. W., Aug. 5, '61. Ebord, Adam, Aug. 5, '61. Faller, Henry, Aug. 5, 61. Fike, John, Aug. 5, 61. Fennor, Elijah B., Aug. 5, '61. Forin, John L., Ang. 5, '61. Greene, Enoch D., Aug. 5, '61. Giblin, Michael, Aug. 5, '61. Glassie, R. W., Aug. 5, '61. Guthbred, Richard, Aug. 5, '61. Greene, Wm. H., Aug. 5, '61. Hays, Jolın, Aug. 5, '61.
Hull, John R., Aug. 5, '61.
Hull, James E .. Aug. 5, '61. Harter, Thos. J., Aug. 5, '61. Huston, Walt. B., Aug. 5, '61. Huston, Norv., Aug. 5, '61. Hackney, Thos., Aug. 5, '61. Jordan, I. N., Aug. 5, '61.
Jennison, Geo., Aug. 5, '61. Kelse, Oscar A., Aug. 5, '61.
Kile, Isaac W., Aug. 5, '61. Kuminisson, J. W., Aug. 5,'61. Longabaugh, R., Aug. 5, 61. Longabaugh, C., Aug. 5, '61.
Morlan, Wm. M., Aug. 5, '61. Manderville, Geo., Aug. 5, '61. Moore, Jas. W., Aug. 5, '61. McDonald, Hugh, Aug. 5, '61. Monohon, J. M., Aug. 5, '61. Parr, Win., Aug. 5. '61. Ray, Jos., Aug. 5, '61.
Smick, Aaron, Aug. 5, '61.
Sides, Jas. M, Aug. 5, '61. Stookey, HI. L., Aug. 5, '61. Stookcy, Wm. H., Aug. 5, '61. Strope, Thos. B., Aug. 5, '61. Smith, Wm. W., Aug. 5, '61. 12
Died at Paducalı, Ky., Sept. 19, '61. SERGEANTS. Promoted 2d licut. Dicd June 20, '63; wounds Mustered out Aug. 20, '64, as 1st sergt. ; wounds. Died at Moscow, Tenn., Jan. 23, '63.
CORPORALS.
Sergt., killed at Jackson, Miss., July 12, '63.
Mustered out Aug. 20, '64. Mustered out Aug. 20, '64. as sergt. Discharged Nov. 10, '62; wounds. Killed at Shilolı, April 6, '62.
PRIVATES.
Mustered out Aug. 20, '64. Mustered out Aug. 20, '64. Mustered out Aug. 20, '64. Mustered out Aug. 20, '64. Mustered out Aug 20, '64. Mustered out Aug. 20,'64. Discharged Sept. 28, '62; wounds. Mustered out Aug. 20, '64. Mustered out Aug. 20, '64. Discharged Oct. 18, '62; disability. Mustered out Aug. 20, '64. Re-enlisted as vet ; transferred to Co. A. vet. bat.
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.