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Elkin, Charles Robinson, Richard
Englebright, Henry
Smith, Noah
Finch, Marcus
Shumate, Hiram
Fox, Smith
Green, William
Gudrum, Herbert
Getherdr., Malon
Torrence, Charles
Grinnell, George B.
Turpin, Charles
Harris, George W.
Thorp, John A.
Howell, Pierson
Thomas, William
Hays, William
White, John W.
Judd, Harvey
Whitney, Joseph B.
Johnson, B. F.
Weber, George
Johnson, George R.
Wardell, Stephen
Broadwell, Willis P.
Bancroft, Coburn
Buckman, Benjamin Baker, John A.
Brougham, Henry
Collins, William Conner, William H.
Montgomery, Hiram Megredy, Charles
Brownlie, George D. Bull, Boswell
Kavanaugh, Dan
COMPANY I. First Sergeant. William T. Wylie Sergeants. William W. Judd Ebenezer H. Welch
George Clemens Albert D. Miller
Ransom, Isaac N. Roberts, Charles D. Robb, David Reynolds, H. G. Springer, Charles W.
Shellhouse, Charles M.
Schaffer, Joseph Stone, James A. Seaman, Charles Smith, John
Smith, Daniel F.
Snider, James Stults, Silas Stone, Charles O.
Lawson James T.
Shark, Emanuel Salts, William Shocky, Joseph
Orren Curvey Joseph Snape Andrew Moore
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HISTORY OF SANGAMON COUNTY.
Corporals.
Joseph R Miller Simon R. Cothern
Allen C. Constant
Edward HI Culver
Charles Stap es William Conwell
William A. Yeamans William H. Miller
Privates.
Allen, Charles Lewis, William H.
Anderson, Mathew Loekard, Granville
Branson, William H. H.
Morgan John R.
Barrett, William B.
Morgan, Charles F.
Bane, John
Morris, Hardin R.
Barr, Melitus E.
Matthews, William H.
Blackburn, James F.
Myers, John L
Cogdel, Tarlton
McGowen, Luke
Canby, Thomas L.
Oliver, James F.
Cass, Hardin
Cleston, Ore
Crosswaith, Albert S.
Perry, Charlie
Constant, James H. Hillman, John A.
Derry, Joseph Jones, Jesse
COMPANY K. Private. Wilson, Andrew W.
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-FOURTH INFANTRY.
COMPANY K. Officer. Second Lieutenant-George Q. Allen. (Promoted to First Lieutenant.)
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-FIFTHI INFANTRY.
COMPANY A. Officers.
Captain-William E. Wenholz First Lieutenant-James W. Howard First Sergeant. J. W. Kellogg Sergeants. James Hall
James Ellis
Levi Cohn Rufus W. Parks
Corporals.
Andrew J. Woodside Albert D. Miller
Felix Armitage Henry Austin
William Ashley Musicians.
Jolın Leary Christopher Showalter
Wagoner. Hiram Wells Privates.
Austin, Henry Jackson, Joshua
Brown, Jacob Jackson, Jordan
Brown, Thomas Keat ng, Thomas
Brooks, Samuel J.
Lee, James E.
Baker, Thomas Lowry, William
Coney, Patrick Locker, John E.
Cole, James Maley, William
Corcoran, William Martin, George
Campbell, William J. Mooney, Thomas
Copple, William
Moody, Oscar
Dill, Augustus MeCune, James
Duby, Joseph H. or A.
Reid, Charles J.
Driscoll, Michael
Robinson, George
Drafton, William
Shipley, Jesse J.
Egbert. George A. Steward, William
Foltz, Benjamin Stone, William
Giles, William
St. Clair, Lewis
Gilmore, James
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY FIFTH INFANTRY. (100 Days.) COMPANY E. Privates.
Cooley, Joseph T. Ladien, August
Doake, Thomas B. MeGraw, John
Hendricks, Joseph Miller, John HI
Rubey, Charles COMPANY G. Private. Johnson, George COMPANY II. Privates.
Bishop, Josiah M. Hoffman, Philip
Cover, Addison
Perry, Charlie B.
Davis, Isaac
Primm, James D.
Duskin, Robert B.
Palmer, Charles H.
Duff, James
Pryor, Isaiah T.
Davis, Lewis
Reimers, John P.
Davis, J. J.
Randall, Julius H.
Elmore, Travis
Ray, Henry
Faith, John B.
Smith, Joseph
Schmieky. William
Smith, Newton W.
Steinburger, Wm. W.
Strode, John D.
Samples, William T.
Garner, Anderson
Twiner, Andrew
Hopkins, George W.
Tilford, Alexander
Hussey, Stephen A.
Vaunatton, Thomas
Vlerebone, Wm. C.
Hoffman, James C.
Weese, Patterson
Houser, John H
Walters, Jolın M.
Hewett, Samuel P. Wells, Jordan W.
Hannon, Calvin G.
Yoeum, William S.
COMPANY K. Private. Way, John C.
HISTORY OF ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-THIRD INFANTRY.
The One Hundred and Thirty-third Infan- try, Illinois Volunteers, was organized at Camp Butler, Illinois, by Colonel Thaddeus Phillips, and mustered in for one hundred days May 31, 1864.
On the 3d of June, moved to Rock Island Barracks, and was assigned to duty, guarding prisoners of war. The regiment performned the duty faithfully and efficiently during its term of service.
On the 24th of September, 1864, was mustered out of service at Camp Butler, Illi- nois.
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-FOURTH INFANTRY.
COMPANY G. Private. Drinkle, Philip
Smith, John W.
Frudenberger, Edward
Gibson, Augustus
Goff, Jolın A.
Gabbart, Thomas Green, Scott,
Hickman, James F.
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Goodrun, Herbert Holmes, John
Schaal, August Wells, Jeremiah Wells, Jordan W.
' Huddleston, Samuel
Huddleston, William N.
Wilkinson, Christopher
Huddleston, John W.
Yeager, John
Jones, John
Bond, John Copple, Morgan
Recruits. Dempsey, John Kent, Thomas
COMPANY F. Private. Jenkins, Isaac K. COMPANY I. Private. Hardin, Richard
The One Hundred and Forty-ninth Infantry Illinois Volunteers, was organized at Camp But- ler, Illinois, ou February 11, 1865, by Col. Wil- liam C. Kueffner, and mustered in for one year. On February 14, moved to Nashville, Tennessee, and from thenee to Chattanooga. Was assigned by Major General Steadman to duty guarding railroads. On May 1, was assigned to Colonel Felix Prince Salm's Second Brigade, Second Separate Division, Army of the Cumberland, and on the 2d, moved to Dalton, Georgia. On July 6, moved to Atlanta. On 26th, being assigned to duty in the Fourth sub-district of Allatoona, it was assigned to guard duty in that district.
Mustered out January 27, 1866, at Dalton, Georgia, and ordered to Springfield, Illinois, where it received final payment and discharge.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTIETHI INFANTRY.
COMPANY I.
Privates.
Cahill, Leo
Lowder, William P.
Davis, George W.
Shryer, James H.
Prince, James S. Wright, William H.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SECOND INFANTRY.
COMPANY A.
Sergeants.
Hiram F. Sibley Lycurgus S. McNeely.
Privates.
Bancroft, Coburn Phillips, Andrew J.
Flemming, John Pilcher, William
Griffin, Hugh F. Propst, Edward A.
Gibbs, William Reeves, Abraham B.
Hornback, William
Reed, Andrew J.
Hatfield, Francis M. Rourke, John
Irwin, Julius H. Stine, Gabriel
Leach, Eugene T. Slocum, George B
Malty, Curtis J. Sherfield, Jordan Nichols, Andrew J.
COMPANY B. Sergeant. George W. Clouser
Corporals.
Peter L. Edwards William F. F. Smith
Robert Weller
Musicians.
Randolph Cook Edward M. Humphrey.
Privates.
Anderson, William T. Plumb, William B.
Burns, Robert Porteas, James
Bishop, William H. Smith, David
Cady, Dyer D.
Smith, Royston
Crumbaker, Marion V. Stephens, David C.
Clark, John W.
Sackett, Joseph
Dowell, Thomas
Smith, Matthias
Dowell, John L.
Shrake, Samuel M.
Fisher, John
Spawr, William
Gibson, James
Thompson, Louis C.
Hamilton, Joshua P.
Thompson, Charles
Holmes, Horatio
Vance, or Nance, Albert
Hopkins, Alvertus
White, James T.
Herbert, William O. Wright, David A.
Henline, Salathiel Wright, Josiah W.
McMackin, Henry C. Waldon, William
McFarland, Warren Weed, Charles
Mucan, Richard Young, James
The One Hundred and Fifty-second Infantry, Illinois Volunteers, was organized at Camp But- ler, Illinois, by Colonel Ferdinand D. Stephen- son, and was mustered in February 18, 1865, for one year.
On February 20th, moved to Nashville, Ten- nessee, and thence to Tullahoma, reporting to Major General Millroy, February 28, 1865.
The regiment was mustered out of service to date, September 11, 1865, at Memphis, Tennes- see, and arrived at Camp Butler, Illinois, Sep- tember 9, 1865, when it received its final pay- ment and discharge.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FOURTII INFANTRY
COMPANY K. Privates.
Ames, John Grace, John
Brown, William Marrety, John
Clifford, James Murphy, Andrew W.
Culvertson, George W. Williams, Charles
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FIFTH INFANTRY.
COMPANY F.
Privates.
O'Neal, Frank Woods, George W.
COMPANY G. Privates.
Clark, John Cunningham, Theodore
Clark. Daniel
Connely, Thomas
COMPANY K. Privates.
Lamb, Robert G.
White, Joshua
FIRST CAVALRY.
COMPANY F. Officers. Captain-John Burnap First Lieutenant-Garrett Elkin Second Lieutenant-John C. Parks
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First Sergeant. Daniel S. Whittenhall Q. M. Sergeant. David W. Thomas Sergeants. John Q. A. Floyd Thomas B. Brown Peter Livergood Frederick Henry
Corporals.
John F. Pritchard Heaton Hill William Graham
George Breckenbaugh
William H. H. Center Jacob Newman
H. L. Hinman Robert A. Jones
Buglers.
Napoleon B. Utt Charles J. Schryver
Saddler. William Barnhill Wagoner. Nicholas Prater Blacksmiths. Charles Gathard Cyrus Youst
Privates.
Armstrong, Samuel A. Lane, Abram B. Lisk, Frank
Barry, William
Brown, John H.
Lewis, Andrew
Burdoas, John
Mahan, Charles
Coles, William E.
Mathews, Henry McCoy, Peter
Cole, Stephen D.
McGuire, Barney
Dibble, Emery
Easley, Thomas H.
Meyer, William H. Penny, Jacob W. Pinckard, Thomas S. Russell, John
Ernst, John Ervin, John Foster, Miner A.
Stevens, John J.
Frey, George W.
Spring, John W.
Gilmore, Henry
Thompson, Andrew J.
Harris, Charles F.
Taylor, Richard S.
Haas, Michael J. Wall, Johnson C.
Herndon, Edward G. Johnson, Irvin
Waddle, Alfred
Kiser, James Lindsay, John D.
Whitaker, James Welch, Ebenezer H. Wright, Marion Wallace, Nels S.
Zimmerman, George
Brickley, John Biggins, Patrick Binker, Joseph Brown, Orlando Bane, George W. Boone, William
Cahill, Michael Chesley, Ed. A. Cord, J. J. Clark, William H. Chandler, Jasper
Caykendall, John R. Caykendall, H. G. Deal, John Emery, Josiah Emery, Perry Fitzpatrick, Sol Flynn, Dennis R. Goughran, John Grubb, James Graham, George W. Graham, John J.
McCormack, John Melville, Charles Murray, David Mccluskey, James McGurk, James McCoy, Robert Moore, William E. Neal, Richard Oliver, George H. Philips, George G. Parsons, Francis M. Palmer, James R. Phillips, James Reading, David T. Reading, Theodore A. Skinkle, William Smith, Louis D. Smith, Robert C. Sullivan, Thomas II.
Hubbel, Charles N. Sarsfield, Patrick Southwick, Adam
Hancock, Lyman D.
Helvey, Sylvester Spiece, John
Hutchison, Amos C. Johnson, John
Thompson, Andrew J.
Knight, James W.
Tinsley, James Whitney, Jacob
Knox, David A. Welch, John S. Lobdill, Orin L. West, Benjamin F. Lance, Daniel D. West, John
SECOND CAVALRY. Regimental Officers. Adjutant-William Stadden Chaplain-James R. Locke COMPANY A. Private. Sanford, Richmond COMPANY E. Private. Cox, Ambrose M. COMPANY F. Privates. Fairchild, John Cline, Simeon Fisher, Hiram Nesbit, William
McKean, Zadoc COMPANY II. Officer. Second Lieutenant-John C. Reynolds
Blacksmith. John Q. Hinz COMPANY I. Private. Martin, George COMPANY K. Private. Specht, James W. Unassigned. Harris, William H. Thomas S. Pinckard was promoted from pri- vate to First Lieutenant; John Q. A. Floyd, Ser- geant to First Lieutenant.
THIRD CAVALRY. Regimental Officers. Lieutenant Colonel-Lafayette MeCrillis Major-John McConnell Quartermaster-John B. Brice COMPANY B. Officers. First Lieutenant-Andrew J. Taylor Second Lieutenant-Joshua Tuthill First Sergeant. Joshua Tuthill Sergeants.
Richard H. Ballinger Jesse W. Bice James W. Kincaid John B. Bierce Harrison L. Bruce Corporals.
Talcott Norton William R. McGready Sheridan S. Sabine Archer H. Rush William J. Brown Benjamin H. Hailey Alfred W. Parsons
Curtis, Charles A.
Lee, Thomas W. Layton, Charles
Recruits. Lindsay, Thomas J. Leland, John T. Leclair, Francis
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Bugler. Archibald Gantremont Privates
Allen, William E. Jones, Andrew J. Aldrich, Washington Knop, Joseph HI. Bierce, Edward B. Kneedy, William D.
Bruce, Arba H.
Lake, John F.
Brooks, Merchant J.
Little, Joseph A.
Buck, Jeremiah
Lampson, Morris C. Mitchell, John
Byers, Joseph W.
Brewer, William M.
MeElwain, Thomas
Cassidy, Henry C.
McCue, Thomas
Connors, Michael
Mills, Abraham G.
Curtis, Harvey S.
O'Neil, William
Eberhard, Henry 1.
Owen, Nathan
Fanchilds, Isaac B.
Parsons, William Purvis, Smith
Fehr, Henry
Gorham, David
Purvis, Isaac
Greenstreet, Sephaniah
Purvis, Francis M.
Hailey, Edward
Rhodes, Thomas B.
Harding, Howard
Ritter, William
Hoffman, John
Hewitt, Samuel J. C.
Hillman, Charles
Henderson, Edwin
Henderson, Joel
Henderson, Edward F.
Taylor, Samuel H.
Hurd, Stephen
Von Daken, Charles Waggoner, Christian
Highlands, Samuel A.
Weiss, Gottleib
Highlands, John W.
Whitney, Barney C.
Recruits.
Allen, William E.
Harvey, James
Armstrong, John W.
Lawhead, Charles C.
Armstrong, John A.
Norton, Charles F
Allen, Isaac
Richster, John F.
Buzzard, Otho
Sweet, John T.
Buthe, Thomas S.
Sweet, William
Bailey, Charles W.
Sweet, Marion A.
Davis, John W.
Stevivens, John P.
Graves, Marshall
Wickner, Henry
Hewitt, Alden W.
Winters, Frederick
Ham, William P.
Williams, Reason
COMPANY E.
Privates.
Dooley, John Garrett, David
Yates, Simeon
COMPANY C. Private. Parsley, William N. COMPANY II. Private. Ross, Lyman COMPANY M. Privates. Alson, Moses D.
Roach, David
Chatam, Thomas
Roe, Robert
Howard, Samuel
Perryman, James
Heintz, John King, Nelson L.
Laughlin, Archy, O. Sullivan, William H.
Merryman, James
Williams, James W.
COMPANY G.
Sarat, John Fletcher McCaslim, Manon S.
Frame, Henderson Ogg, George W.
Reese, James Sullavin, Adam
Wilson, Samuel
Marshall, James
Hill, James
Haskell, William
Paddock, Frederick
Daugherty, James Williams, Andy Hill, Thomas Mooney, James. Taylor, Willianı
The Third Regiment of Cavalry was organ- ized at Camp Butler, Illinois, by Colonel E. A. Carr, in August, 1861.
The regiment moved to St. Louis, Missouri, September 25th. October 1st, moved up the Missouri river to Jefferson City, and from thence marched to Warsaw, arriving October 11th.
On the 23d, marched toward Springfield, Mis- souri, in Colonel Carr's Brigade, Brigadier Gen- eral Asboth's Division. On November 2d, Gen- eral Hunter took command of the Army. On November 13th, the First and Second Battalions moved with the army on Rolla, Missouri. The Third Battalion, Major Ruggles commanding, remained with Siegel's Division, and was the last to leave Springfield.
Arriving at Rolla, November 19th, the regi- ment remained until December 29th, when it moved in the advance of General Curtis' Army for the Southwest. On February 11th, the reg- iment in Carr's Division moved to Marshfield, and on the 13th to near Springfield, where cav- alry fought the first engagement and won the first victory of Curtis' campaign.
On February 14, 1862, occupied Springfield, Missouri. On the 15th, came up with Price's retreating army, at Crane creek, capturing some prisoners. On 18th, at Sugar creek, Arkansas, the Third Battalion participated in a cavalry charge, routing the enemy. On the 20th, the Second Battalion marched to Cross Hollows, and on March 5th fell back to Pea Ridge. On the 6th, the First and Third Battalions marched with Colonel Vandever's Brigade from Hunts- ville, forty-eight miles.
On the 7th, the First and Third Battalions in Dodge's Brigade, and the Second in Vandever's were engaged all day, losing ten killed and forty wounded.
March 19th, moved to Keetsville. Lieuten- ant Colonel McCrillis and Major Hubbard ar- rived and went on duty. April 10th, arrived at Forsyth, and on 9th moved to West Plains, and May Ist started for Batesville, arriving on 3d.
On May 14, 1862, moved to Little Red river. On 25th, while crossing White river, Captain McLelland and five men were drowned. On June 4, the regiment fell back to Fairview.
On the 7th, Captain Sparks, with sixty-six men, was surrounded by three hundred of the
Hawley, David C.
Rodgers, John Stake, George E.
Stewart, William A. Southwick, David Schmitzer, John
Schich, John J.
Hamilton, James
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enemy's cavalry, and cut his way out, losing four wounded and four prisoners.
Returned to Batesville on the 11th. June 11, marched to Jacksonport. July 5, moved, with the army, for Helena, where it arrived on the 15th, and went into camp. During the stay at this point, detachments of the regiment were sent on seonts and expeditions to different places, including Captain Kirkbridge's raid to St. Francis river, and five companies with Gen- eral Ilovey's raid to Grenada, Mississippi.
December 23, 1862, six companies, B, C, D, H, I and L, Captain Kirkbridge commanding, em- barked for Vicksburg, under Major General W. T. Sherman.
Companies E and G were on duty with Gen- Carr, at St. Louis. Companies A, K, F and M, Captain Carnahan commanding, reported to Brigadier General Steele, at the mouth of the Yazoo river.
At Chickasaw Bayou, the regiment was detailed as pickets and escorts for commanding generals, and did good service in the disastrous attack on Vicksburg. Companies A, K, L and M, being the last to embark after battle.
In the Spring of 1863, Colonel McCrillis, with a battalion, moved to Memphis, leaving Com- pany L, as escort to Major General McClernand and Captain Carnahan, with Companies A, G, K and E, with Brigadier General P. J. Oster- haus and the Thirteenth Corps. This battalion took part in the battles of Port Gibson, Cham- pion Hills, Black River Bridge, and the siege of Vicksburg.
August 16, 1863, reporting to Major General N. P. Banks, was assigned to Brigadier General Lee's Cavalry Division, and took part in the Western Louisiana campaign, and at Vermilion- ville, Opelousas and Carrion Crow Bayou.
In December, 1864, Major O'Connor took command of the battalion, and it moved to Port Hudson, and thence to Memphis, Tennessee, rejoining the regiment. The regiment had meantime participated in the battles of Tupelo, Okolona and Guntown, Mississippi.
During the month of July, a large portion of the regiment re-enlisted as veterans. The non- veterans under Major O'Connor were stationed as garrison at Germantown, Tennessee. In July, 1864, a portion of the regiment, Captain Camna- han commanding, went on a scout through west- ern Kentucky. August 24, the non-veterans having been mustered out, the veterans were consolidated into a battalion of six companies, and Captain Carnahan promoted to Lieutenant Colonel.
On September 27, they left Memphis and crossed the Tennessee at Clifton, and confronted Hood's army. Fell back skirmishing, and took part in the battles of Lawrenceburg, Spring Hill, Campbellville, and Franklin.
On December 15, in the First Brigade, Fifth Division, Brigadier General Hatch commanding, was on the right of the army when it turned the enemy's left, and was first in the enemy's works.
In January, 1865, the enemy having been driven across the Tennessee, the cavalry under General Wilson camped at Gravelly Springs, Alabama, and in February moved to Eastport.
In May, moved to St. Louis, Missouri, and thence to St. Paul, Minnesota, reporting to Major General Curtis.
On July 4, started on an Indian expedition over the plains of Minnesota and Dakota-north to the British lines, and south and west to Devil's Lake and Fort Bartholet-and returned to Fort Snelling, October 1. Arrived at Springfield, Illinois, October 13, 1865, and was mustered out of service.
The promotions from Sangamon county were as follows: Lafayette McCrillis, Lieutenant Colonel to Colonel; Jesse W. Bice, Sergeant to First Lieutenant, Captain and Major; Joshua Tuthill, Second to First Lieutenant; Harrison L. Bruce, Sergeant to Second and to First Lieuten- ant; James W. Kincaid, Sergeant to Second Lieutenant.
FOURTH CAVALRY.
COMPANY D. Privates.
Burge, John Higley, Theodore F.
COMPANY E.
Officer.
Lieutenant-Simon String.
COMPANY I. Private. Stewart, Andrew J.
COMPANY L. Private. Taylor, William H. COMPANY M. Privates. Eisenbise, Nicholas W. O'Brien, Michael Prill, Peter Unassigned.
Flannagan, Jackson Sidner, James
FIFTH CAVALRY. Regimental Officers.
Colonels-Hall Wilson. John McConnell.
Major-Speed Butler.
47-
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COMPANY B. Privates. Cothirn, William R. Foley, Edward Wise, Charles COMPANY C. Privates.
Duffy, James Smith, William
Florey, Oscar J. P. Smith, Benjamin
COMPANY E. Private. Fory, George
COMPANY F. Private. Meires, Henry COMPANY G. Privates.
Houston, Robert R. Johnson, "William T.
COMPANY I. Private. Leonard, William COMPANY L. Private. Boker, Charles M.
COMPANY M. Private. Davis, Willard C. Unassigned. Lewis, William H. SIXTH CAVALRY. COMPANY C. Privates.
Flynn, Patrick Montgomery, Samuel Bockewitz, William Werner, Christopher
Weicken, Frederick
COMPANY D. Privates.
Mullens, David Redicker, Henry W.
COMPANY L. Privates.
Anderson, George W. Dennis, Isaac N.
Lombard, Harvey Randle, Charles W.
Unassigned. Kelley, John
SEVENTH CAVALRY.
COMPANY A. Privates.
Wilder. Edward C. Wood, William R.
COMPANY B. Corporals.
John N. Worden W. M. Sturdevant.
Privates.
Dennis, Cornell A. Hemmingway, Chas. T. Buffington, William Halt, George S.
Recruits.
Allen, Thomas McGuire, John
Bartley, David L. Miller, Henry
Birge, Robert or Albert Monroe, Henry
Barton, Sylvester Pratt, Calvin
Baker, George
Pratt, Arthur R.
Buffington, Jonas
Rogers, Dochter
Cross, Charles E.
Rose, Warren C.
Davis, Joseph M.
Rhan, Peter
Fifield, John C.
Shultz, Abraham
Hodgdon, Isaac H.
Stull, William
Hyde, Joseph
Selemier Henry
Hough, James Schriner, Frederick
Johnson, James H. Titus, Alfred
Keeney, Ira W. Tiffany, David
COMPANY E.
Privates.
Avery, William
MeCurdy, James H.
Dailey, Michael
Niman, John D.
Dennis, Jerry Pruitt, Daniel B.
Dorance, John
Potter, Thomas G.
Phillbrick, George Higginson, Henry
Sutton, Alexander Lay, Jasper
COMPANY F.
Privates.
MeCoukey, Latham A. Foulds, Henry
Smith, Thomas Warnick, John R.
Dingee, Edgar H.
COMPANY G. Private. Gleason, Samuel
COMPANY H. Private.
Petters, William H.
COMPANY I. Private. Davis, William
COMPANY K. Officer. Second Lieutenant-Henry Jaynes Privates.
Fox, Thomas Whitmore, James C.
COMPANY L. Privates.
Coffen, Hiram Sperling, Lewis G.
Scott, Patrick COMPANY M.
Privates.
Adams, Robert L. Moates, George W.
Dupue, William H. McManus, Peter
Frink, Horace R. Strang, William
Gaylord, A. C. Spellman, Thomas
Mason, Edward Winter, Isaac
Unassigned.
Davis, Elias Smith, Gage
Haselton, Eugene A. Short, John
Lynch, James L. Steele, William
Liber, Joseph F. Wells, Joseph
O'Harra, William Whetmore, James C.
Smith, William M.
EIGHTH CAVALRY.
Unassigned. Brennan, Charles J.
Solomon, Shafer Hughes, Levi Cross, Edwin Reis, Peter
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HISTORY OF SANGAMON COUNTY.
NINTH CAVALRY. COMPANY D. Private. Wesley, Johnson COMPANY E. Privates.
Edsell, Thomas Newberry, Leonidas Swanke, Benjamin COMPANY K. Privates.
Bruster, Albert McBride, John
Clinton, John H. Mc Bride, Lewis M.
Cheatham, Willis Miller, De Witt C.
Fowler, Josiah
Massa, Jesse
Fulford, Oliver C.
Pierce, James K.
Layman, James Porter, John
Lee, James M.
Turner, Josiah
McBride, Patrick
COMPANY L. Privates.
Gifford, Daniel A.
Henson, John R.
Gifford, Albert A. Ward, Solomon R.
Unassigned.
Ballard, John Jarrett, William
Cross, James Preston, Hiram Sommers, Samuel
TENTH CAVALRY. Regimental Officers.
Colonel-John A. Barrett
Lieutenant Colonel-Dudley Wickersham
Major-Joseph S. Smith Adjutant-James Stuart
Surgeon-Augustus A. Shutt
Quartermaster-John H. Barrett
Chaplains-Francis Springer Julies Elliott Battalion Officers.
Adjutant-Eli H. Hosea
Quartermasters-Daniel L. Canfield John P. Kavanaugh COMPANY A. Officers.
Captain-Garrett Elkin First Lieutenant-Alfred A. North
First Sergeant. Thomas O'Connor Sergeants.
Julius Eliott Thomas H. Butler
Richard Large Corporals. John H. Morgan Green Campbell
Bugler. Edward Mosteller Privates.
Bowman, John Sesron, Albert
Blackburn, Michael Segwick, Fredrick
Dunham, Albert H. Sullivan, Timothy
Ernest, John Ellison, James
Sharnell, John Wilkins, Andrew T.
Wills, James
Dunn, George B. Kyes, James
Monoghan, Dennis
Large, Richard G.
Maione, Jordan McGath, James
Malone, Francis M. Masterson, William H.
Ross, James C.
Russell, Samuel F.
Reed, Charles C.
Redmon, William
Rhodes, James Wood, William
Recruits.
Alfred James Keegan, Lawrence
Boutwell, Milo
Melville, Charles
Campbell, Wiley
Murphy, Michael
Campbell, Franklin
Murphy, Patrick
Cumming, Andrew
Nagangast, George
Field, Wesley
O'Brien, John
Foster, Norman F.
Pelham, John II.
Gallighan, Michael Sackett. Enos or Amos
Johns, Joseph C. White, Francis
COMPANY B.
Officers. Captain-Samuel N. Hitt First Lieutenant-Agustus A. Shutt First Sergeant. Thomas J. Hughey Sergeants.
James L. Short
John G. Springer
Warren J. Parks Corporals.
Robert A. Lockridge
Byron L. Crouch
Archy L Edwards Andrew J. West
Samuel L. Farmer George Roberts
Buglers.
Edward J. Short
George F. McReynolds
Farrier. John McCarty Wagoner. Benjamin F. Hutton Privates.
Barbree, William Ransom, William A.
Breckenridge, Hugh
Reed, Martin V. B.
Cassity, Levi Romeril. Fletcher
Campbell, Samuel Roody, Thomas P.
Clark, Henry R.
Roberts, Erastus
Codfield, Enoch
Conolly, Bernard
Duff, Abram
Simmington, John L.
Duff, Abraham
Smith, Abran
Davis, John, Jr. Steel, Henry
Drennan, Andrew
Southwick, Adam
Drennan, Smith
Sargeant, John W.
Dean, Dwight
Sargeant, William H.
Enix, Thomas F.
Sharp, Sanford
Estis, Nathaniel G.
Sharper, Isaac B.
Flowers, Aaron A.
Silloway, Levi
Taylor, George W.
Tipton, Silas Veatch, James M.
Harris, William H. H.
Vredenburg, Thomas S.
Headley, Daniel S.
Headley, James G.
Hill, John W. C.
Hill, Paul H. Hollis, John
Hutton, Noah M.
Knotts, Joseph Edwards, Archy L.
Lewtamayer, Max McMullen, Samuel
Liston, Jesse Lowin, Benjamin F.
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