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Mayer, Michael
McReynolds, George F.
Flowers, James A.
Filer, Josialı Garvey, Martin
Warren, Henry Wickersham, Noah S.
Williams, Samuel
Wardlow, James Butler, James E. Bates, De Witt
Gutt, John Kindred, James Large, Lewis
Reager, David Shutt, Carroll O. S.
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HISTORY OF SANGAMON COUNTY.
Lockrige, Marion G.
Myers, John A.
Mathews, Norman C. Park, Warren J.
McGill, James
Roberts, George
O'Brien. Patrick
Short, Edward
Park, George
Tuttle, David B.
Parkinson, John
West, Andrew J.
Quinn, John
Westbrook, Joseph
Recruits.
Barbre, John A. Kelley, Michael
Crouch, Dayton J.
Kelley, Thomas J.
Cary, Thomas L.
Little, Alson J.
Cary, George W.
McMullen, Samuel MeCue, John
Duff, George
McCoy, Alfred?
Duft, Richard R.
McMurry, Elihu
Thomas F. Henry Alexander Rucker
William Blythe Charles H. Judd
Buglers.
Frederick Tropp Samuel R. Gordon
Privates.
Adlong, Lewis King, John
Barr, William A.
Koch, Simon
Brunn, August Lasuer, William
Litterscheit, Ferdinand
Grovenke, Charles
Rannebarger, Philip
Bishop, Caleb E. .
Lewis, James
Cantrell, Thomas J.
Maughor, John
Chambers, Edward R. Mckinney, Thos. L. S.
Casnet, Franklin
McCarty, Thomas
Hodgarson Young M.
Smitters, Noah
Harris, William
Spelleay, James
Hill, Christopher
Torrence, William A.
Fill, Andrew
Teel, James E.
Haughey, Thomas J.
Vredenburg, John S.
Hearly, Patrick
Whalen, John
Harrison, George
Withrow, Isaac N.
Kelley, Patrick
Walker, Samuel
Kavanaugh, John P.
COMPANY C.
Officer. First Lieutenant-Hiram C. Walker Privates. Harris, Almeron N. Walker, Elmer W.
COMPANY D. Officers.
Captain-William Sands
First Lieutenant-Richard C. Keiley Privates.
Averate, Nathan W. Dingman, Richard Ford, William
Cox, Frederick
McCormick, John
Clarke, Wesley Morgan, Norman
Doyle, James Stoneheart, Albert
COMPANY E.
Privates.
Brewster, John Kirk, Michael
Cassell, Frederick
Nottingham, Almeron
Esdale, Harvey
Recruits.
Anderson, Barret Jones, John P.
Ford George Karnes, David H.
Howey. Edwin E. Murdock, George W.
Holden, Edward M. Patrick, John M.
Harmer. James M.
Ward, Thomas
COMPANY F. Privates.
Dallas, George M. Welch, Mathew
Davis, Dallas Blatmer, Adolph
G'Brian, John Hofferkamp, Herman
COMPANY G. First Sergeant. Augustus F. Myers Quartermaster Sergeant. Frederick R. Sprigg Sergeants.
Wm. A. Montgomery
John C. Decker
Corporals.
Henry Alsop Joshua W. Short
Day, John W.
Mc Dermott, Edwin S.
Edwards, James J.
Morgan, John F.
English, Charles W.
Miller, R. E.
Edwards, William E.
Ezell, George
Fortune, William J.
Phillips, Thomas
Fortune, Willbert E.
Riley, Thomas
Greenwood, Chris. C.
Rannenbarger, Joseph
Gregory, Henry Groaner, Thomas Greenwood, George
Short, William
Groaner, Zack
Smitters, Samuel
Clark, William
Maloney, Timothy
Conner, William
MeCarty, Thomas
Camp, George W.
Mills, Marcus R.
Dysert, John Z.
Prince, William P.
Freeman, William W.
Raumbarger, John
Hillis, Alexander
Reynolds, John
Hoffman, George
Russell, John
Hays, William
Seaman, George
Herndon, James N.
Seaman, Joseph
Hosea, William
Spengler, Philip
Hall, Benjamin
Spaulding, John
Hoffman, Christian
Trower, John E.
Kibby, Converse
Veterans.
Arreghi, Antonio Mills, Marcus R.
Blyth, William Marker, William H.
Barr, William A. Magary, Robert F.
Clark, William Meyers, Augustus F.
Camp, George W. Morris, George H.
Evans, William Maloney, John
Elgan, Wilham Manghar, Patrick
Fagan, John F. Quinn, Dennis
Hoffman, George
Reynolds, John
Hibbs, James
Robinson, George H.
Judd, Uz
Sprigg, Friderick R.
Judd, Charles H.
Spengler, Philip
King, John Sheiry, Daniel
Lanterman, John H. Seaman, Joseph A. Tomlinson, Elisha
Lasure, William Recruits.
Abbott, Thomas D. Morris, George
Buff, Henry Morris, Eli T.
Bowers, Asa
Martin, John
Bancroft, George
Robinson, George H.
Burgess, John
Renne, James
Brown, James or John Sheiry, Daniel
Crowder, Henry Strode, William B.
Camp, William J. Tomlinson, Elisha
Dinkle, John A.
Evans, William D.
Tomlinson, James Tomlinson, L. A.
O'Neal, John
Palmer, William
Robertson, John
Rollins, Martin
Brooks, Jefferson J.
Dullard, James
MeKee, James S. McKee, John B.
Burnes, James
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Fagan, John F. Wardhaugh, Richard E. Fagan, Brice H. Weber, John H. Kesler, Abraham Weber, Charles E.
Keiser or Kizer, John
Young, Lysander B.
Lewis, David Younger, John Q.
Manghar, Patrick
COMPANY II. Officers. Captain-Thomas S. Crafton Second Lieutenant-John W. Crafton First Sergeant. James B. Campbell Quartermaster Sergeant. Tavner B. Pierce. Sergeants.
William Grisson A. B. Rogers.
Joseph Gambrel
Peter Bradley William Riley
Buglers.
Charles Fox John Bell
Privates.
Beard, Martin Murray, Davis
Burton, Georze Walker, William M.
Brewster, John Peters, Jacob
Carney, John Moore, John R.
Cline, John. Pilcher, A. M
Freeman, William H. Pilcher, James W.
Harme, John
Pilcher, John
Johnson, Joseph
Roberts, William
Leab, Louis
Sampson, William
Layton, James
Searle, E. J.
Muebleston, J. B.
Webster, Bradley B.
Miller, Frederick
Young, James C.
McGinnes, Samuel
Young, John W.
McDonald, John or E. J.
Veterans.
Bell, John
Sampson, William
Campbell, James B.
Tippey, Leroy
Freeman, William H.
Vermillion, William
Gambrell, Joseph Wood, E. H.
Harmes, John Young, John W.
Koontz, John Young, James C
Riley, William
Recruits.
Britt, John W. Deck Valentinc.
Burton, Jas. or Henry I. Dyer Thomas E.
Crafton, Newton R. Gambrell, Andrew J. Carter, William Koontz, John
COMPANY I. Officers. First Lieutenant-Daniel I. Canfield Second Lieutenant-John G. Springer Privates.
Wright, Jonathan Robins, Samuel Wallace, Nathan COMPANY K. Private. Neil, Jacob S. COMPANY L. Officers.
Captain-Thomas V. Wilson First Lieutenant-John G. Roberts Second Lieutenant-Thomas D. Vredenburgh
Sergeants.
Andrew J. Maxfield
Henry S. C. Sanders
Privates.
Becraft, Walter Gravat, Charles P.
Becraft, George
Johnston, James K. P.
Beard, Walter W. Kelly, Michael
Carpenter, Levi
Kelly, Thomas
Connelly, Samuel Mathews, Aaron V.
Cook, Levi
Moon, John B.
Evans, Joseph Swiss, John
Recruits.
Gilman, Nathan
Miller, William H.
Andrews, Jacob
Talbot, Thomas
Conner, David C.
Winsur, George W.
Guthen, James G.
COMPANY M.
Officers. First Lieutenant-Elhanen J. Seaile Second Lieutenant-Silas Hickox
Privates.
Buckley, Newton Conner, Richard
Bishop, Caleb E. Dunn, Elenezer
Leonard, Benjamin Fields, James
Garbin William Hall, Sylvester
Hasenbrig, William H. Malone, James H.
Unassigned.
Bennett, James Pace, Elisha L.
Brown, James
Ross, Lyman O.
Bell, John A.
Smith, James
Brewer, Isaac
Sutton, Anton
Basher, William S.
Seligman, Martin
Barnes, Warner
Sprague, Robert
Baker, John W.
Scott, John
Clark, John
Stark, Henry
Elliott, James H.
Schenkle, John W.
Fox, Joseph B.
VanDorf Edward
Farland, James O.
Veatch, Joel
Grant, Charles P.
Weber, Joseph
Larney, Owen W.
Webb, Joseplı
Mikesell, Simon
Weber, James W.
Martin, Henry
Webb, Stephen G.
Nolan William H.
Young, Francis
O'Conner, John Yost, Cyrus
Of Sangamon county men, the following pro- motions were made: Dudley Wickersham, from Lieutenant Colonel to Colonel; James Stuart, Adjutant to Lieutenant Colonel and Colonel; Samuel N. Hitt, Captain to Major and Lieuten- ant Colonel; Marshall L. Stephenson, Major and Colonel Arkansas Volunteers; Gideon Brainard, to Adjutant; Henry Turney, Battal- ion Adjutant; Thomas D. Vredenburgh, Second to First Lieutenant, Battalion Adjutant and Major; Thomas O'Conner, Sergeant to Second and First Lieutenant and Captain; Joseph C. Johns, Private to Second and First Lieutenant; Byron L. Crouch, Corporal to Second and First Lieutenant and Captain: John S. Vredenburgh, Private to Second and First Lientenant and Captain; John P. Kavanaugh, Private to Sec- ond Lieutenant: James E. Butler, Private to Second Lieutenant; William Sands, Richard C. Keiley, First Lieutenant to Captain: William A.
Corporals. i Edward H. Woods
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Montgomery, Sergeant to First Lieutenant; Alexander Rucker, Corporal to Second Lieuten- ant; Tabner B. Pierce, Quartermaster Sergeant to First Lieutenant, Captain and Major; Barton W. Fox, Private to Second Lieutenant; John A. Koontz, Private to Second Lieutenant; John G. Roberts, First Lieutenant to Captain; El- hanen J. Gearle, First Lieutenant to Captain, and Lieutenant Colonel First Arkansas regiment.
ELEVENTII CAVALRY.
COMPANY B.
Privates.
Green, Aaron Herwig, Augustus
Haines, William A. Whitney, Sylvester
COMPANY C. Privates.
George, George Foster, Charles A.
COMPANY D. Privates.
Lairmore, Green N. Moore, William
COMPANY F. Privates.
Mackey, Patrick Venters, John H.
Matthews, Thomas
COMPANY K. Private. Strock, Abraham COMPANY M. Privates.
Cudney, Ezekiel Love, Benjamin F.
Unassigned.
Alden, Frank
Bandal, George
Goodwin, Charles Wood, Robert G.
MeIntyre, Charles E.
TWELFTH CAVALRY.
COMPANY A.
Privates.
Kelly, John M. Ashton, James
Small, Cypreon P. Small, Rual A.
COMPANY B.
Privates.
Resse, Louis Necknich, Conrad
COMPANY C. Privates.
Barney, Henry Dyson, William J.
Lamberton, Jeremiah Walcott, Enos
Drurey, Richard A. Majors, Richard
COMPANY D. Privates.
Dowmie, John Hatch, Eugene A, B.
COMPANY E. Privates.
Bedard, Flavian Hudson, Arthur Jarebest, Julius
Butcher, Nelson
Flemming, Edward Moore, Oliver
Gardner, James Reed, Benjamin
COMPANY F. Privates.
Gilliland, Joseph Huitt, Jonathan N. B.
Wallis, Richard Curvey, Owen
Easley, Robert II. Lewis, David
Lewis, Samuel Ogg, James A.
Phelps, John W. Sanders, Stephen N.
Wilson, Cyrus A. Wilson, Samuel L.
COMPANY G. Private. Hensley, Robert COMPANY K. Privates.
Lane, Andrew McConahey, Frederick
COMPANY M. Private. Tennis, Franklin Unassinged.
Bessy, Washington Eckhart, George Orrick, Henry C. THIRTEENTH CAVALRY. COMPANY C. Private. Miller, Charles COMPANY G. Corporals.
James T. Roach
Richard D. Roberts
Blacksmiths. Enoch Kents Privates.
Belk, Chamberlain Herdman, Daniel F.
Brown, Joshua B.
Jones, Thomas
Creek, Samuel J. Jones, Charles H.
Draper, John Jones, Timothy
Egan, Michael Jones, Edward
Gibbs, Charles N. Runyon, Gilbert
Granke, John Shepard, Thomas
Granke, Frederick West, Richard
Groves, Joseph
Chance, Joseph
Tribble, Allen B.
THIRTEENTH CAVALRY-(CONSOLIDATED).
Officer. Adjutant-George F. Williams FOURTEENTH CAVALRY. Officer. Surgeon-Preston H. Bailhache
COMPANY B. Teamster. John Oetter Private. Smith, Joseph COMPANY D. Officers. Captain-Ebenezer L. Foote First Lieutenant-Thomas L. Masters Second Lieutenant-John Miller Corporals. Benjamin F. Bradt Frank Martin
John Rogan
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HISTORY OF SANGAMON COUNTY.
Wagoner. John L. Dow Privates.
Atkinson, John Hamilton, John McDonald, John A.
Butler, Albert O.
Bower, Henry Smith, William
Fowler, John Turner, John J.
Goyer, Charles B.
COMPANY L. Privates. Richmond, Charles C. Valentine, Silas
FIFTEENTH CAVALRY. Officers. Adjutants-Nathaniel C. Mitchell Louis Souther Quartermaster-Samuel Stewart
COMPANY D. Private. Eubanks, Charles
COMPANY I. Private. Jackson, Samuel SIXTEENTH CAVALRY. Officer. Surgeon-Nathaniel W. Webber
COMPANY D. Privates.
Barrett, John
Obiella, John
Dlugosch, Joseph
Obsten, Frank
Frey, Albert Peregs, Giovanni
Guhlke, John
Rzeppa, John
Gollar, John Renser, Louis
Garvel, Joseph Rummel, Fredrick
Gohmert, William Schrocter, Gottlieb
Hahn, Peter Schildknicht, Gustave
Hanenstein, Cornelius Schweikardt, Fredrick
Kazmazeck, John Woelfel, Richard
Kiolbassa, Ignatz Zowata, Vincent
Lundzin, George Eller, Maximillian
COMPANY E.
Officer. Commissary Sergeant-Julius Miller.
Privates.
Frass, Louis Fritz, Joseph Wohringer, Freidrick COMPANY G. Officer. Second Lieutenant-Adolph Streiber. Privates.
Bowler, William Straber, Adolph
Ballow, Anderson J. Sidner, James
Kummell, Christian Colburn, Thomas
Nelson, John Phillips, or Phelps, D.
Russing, Louis
COMPANY II. Privates.
Hurmanns, Hubert Lenni, Jacob F.
Kurn, John Kaiser, Balthaser
Kroschel, Louis Larkin, Thomas
Milton, Napoleon B. Weiss, Otto
Williams, Jesse D. White, George
Bundenstein. Theo G.
Colby, Smith
Johnson, Edward Myers, Andrew N.
COMPANY I. Private. Dunn, Robert T. COMPANY K. Privates. Crawford, William
Brown, Jacob
McCabe, Patrick Claywell, Francis M .
COMPANY L. Corporal. Otho L. McLain Privates.
Anderson, Begaleel B. Rudd, Thaddeus
Ashby, John Taylor, William
Bradford, William C. Taylor, Alexander
Durvilbes, George Phillips, William H. S.
Derby, Lemuel L. Weaver, David
Dooley, James Watts, William
Fagan, James Robinson, Albert T.
COMPANY M. Corporal. Lewis A. Townbridge. Musician. Jolın Saberville. Privates.
Butler, Pleasant G. Edwards, William H.
Franco, Bernado Ganone, John
O'Hara, James Stevens, Albert S.
Smith, William
Wright, Marion
George, Coleman C. Martin, John E.
McCoy, Samuel Robinson, James
Pettebone, Elias Williams, Elias
Unassigned. Kelley Michael
FIRST ARTILLERY.
BATTERY D. Privates.
Brockway, Nelson B.
Hickey, Bartholomew
BATTERY E. Private. Briggins, Patrick BATTERY F. Pricates.
Losce, Joseph P. Lewis, George J.
Brock, Andrew
Mit. s, Thomas J.
Blair, William McCoy, Martin
Dally, Thomas NeManus, Michael
Driscoll, David Phillips, William
Eads, Nathan G. Renland, Peter
Gleason, Peter
Risley, Ezra B.
Horen, Charles Risley, John W.
Haight, Eugene N. Schuyler, Elam A.
Hartford, Perry Tober, Joseph
Weaver, George
BATTERY G. Officer. Captain-Arthur O'Leary Privates.
Romange. John
Eberhardt, George
Miller, James S. BATTERY II. Officers. Captain-Axel, Silfversparie Second Lieutenant-Edward Adams
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HISTORY OF SANGAMON COUNTY.
BATTERY Q. Privates,
Thompson, Jolin Bond James
BATTERY M. Rrivate. McAllister, John G. Unassigned. Gugerke, Conrad Mullen, Daniel
Goss, Victor Sheehan, John
Gudgel, Thomas
Sullivan, John
Hoffman, Samuel Wynne, IIugh Wardaugh, George
SECOND ARTILLERY. Regimental Officers.
Colonel-Thomas S. Mather
Majors-Adolph Schwartz James P. Flood Adjutant-Isaac N. Higgins
Private. Triebel, William BATTERY C. Officers.
Captain-Caleb Hopkins
First Lieutenant-James P. Flood
Second Lieutenant-Alexander Bushby
Sergeant Major. Elijah V. Moore Sergeants.
Eben Willey Thomas McIntyre
James Pringle
Corporals. James Barr Napoleon Davis BATTERY D. Private, Brennenstall, R. R. BATTERY F. Privates.
Cowardin, John Cooper, D.
Layhaner, Jeremiah Peterling, John J.
BATTERY 11. Privates.
Ball, Emery S. Hartman, Augustus Ritcher, Otto
BATTERY 1. Privates. Fanning, John or Jahue Murphy, Samuel S.
BATTERY K. Privates.
Stingler, John M. Bassett, Marquis Reynolds, George D. Wallace, John BATTERY L. Private. Riggs, Daniel U. Unassigned.
Galligan, Michael Smith, John L.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE BATTERY.
Private. Lynch, Michael
CHICAGO MERCANTILE BATTERY.
Privates.
Crosby, John F. Haynes, John G.
Bell, William Haynes, Benjamin K.
Beckembaugh, George Howell, Stephen S.
Burns, Francis
Parrish, Samuel
Billington, James Putney, Abel
Barr, Henry C.
Smith, John
Culver, Phineas N. Smith, Robert
Cayhoe, John R. Saunders, Richard or D'd
Doselbert, John
Tabor, Delonna
Denny, William
Welland, Chris
Drennan, Delos Barr, James
Hopkins, Charles Suttle, John A.
Recruits.
Babcock, Jasper D. Howard, Mortica
Chriswell, Samuel F.
Harney, John
Clay, Henry
Price, James
Delay, William
Pulley, Francis M.
Durbin, Gabriel
Robbins, John J.
Garner, Isaac N.
Short, William
Haines, Francis
Shields, Charles
Harris, Jopriah
Wood, Thomas
Harris, Nodley
Yocum, Robert F.
SPRINGFIELD LIGHT ARTILLERY.
Officers. First Lieutenant-Edward B. Stilling Second Lieutenant-Louis D. Rosette
Sergeant Major. Louis B. Smith First Sergeant. Alexander Busby Q. M. Sergeant. William E. Fitzhugh Sergeants.
Ward Bartram
August Schilds
John McCormack Corporals.
Marcel DuBoice
John W. Spring
Isaac Vaughn
Charles Layton
Jacob S. Newman
Guidon. Asa W. Mason Artificers.
Orin S. Lobdell Patrick Ring Bugler. Adolph Traurig Wagoner. Thomas Fox Pricates.
Bahn, Charles Henry, Levi E.
Barry, Henry E. Irwin, James
Baumunk, Henry Knight, James W.
Bourke, Michael J Laswell, James
Burgess, Richard V. Lyons, James
Meyer, James
Burns, Barney Burns, John Burch, George Mentemeyer, Chas. F. Millette, Frank Miller, Jacob
Chick, Robert
McClure, William
Colvin, Robert Cottet, Jules O'Brien, James Pileher, William S.
Cull, Michael
Cullum, Joseph
Pitman, James G.
Ashurst, Perry
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IIISTORY OF SANGAMON COUNTY.
Donnelly, Edward C.
Schlemmer, Jolın
Donnelly, John T.
Segin, Henry
Faddis, Henry S.
Shipton, Thomas
Ferrell, William C.
Stevanson, James
Fuller, Miner S.
Vliet, Joseph
Flood, Albert Werts, John
Gordon, John HI.
Williams, William T.
Hartman, John
Wales, William F.
Harman, Peter
Wall, Johnson C.
Hinchee, William W.
Wright, William J.
Recruits.
Butler, David
McCandlass, James A.
Crafts, Lewis W.
Morehead, William McKeever, Thomas
Caldwell, John
Davis, Henry
McFall, John
Donlan, John
Marrin, Conner
Doran, James or John E. Pritchard, John F.
Downey, Patrick
Pendergast, Thomas
Elder, Hugh A.
Peabody, Edwin R.
Estes, John Russell, John J.
Hilve tz or Helvety Ragan, Timothy O. Ryan, James
Victor, F.
Hayes, John Shields, John C.
Jacobs, Daniel Smith, George M.
Johnston, Charles Smith, James G.
Kinsley, William
Smith, John H.
King, Alexander J. Smith, Benjamin F.
Kiley, John Smith, Thomas H.
List, Nicholas
Squires, Thomas B.
This battery was organized at Camp Butler, Illinois, by Captain Thomas F. Vaughn, and was known as the "Springfield Light Artillery." It was mustered in August 21, 1862.
November 1, moved to Columbus, Kentucky, and on the 8th, to Bolivar, Tennessee. Decem- ber 18, moved to Jackson with the command of Brigadier General M. Brayman. Was engaged in several expeditions from Jackson during the winter. On June 6, 1863, left Bolivar, and was stationed on the Memphis & Charleston railroad -one section at Moscow, Lieutenant Thomas commanding; one at Germantown, Lieutenant Stillings commanding, and one at Collierville, Lieutenant Colby commanding.
On June 20th, the battery was united, and assigned to Second Brigade, First Division, Sixteenth Army Corps, Colonel James M. True commanding brigade, and started for Little Rock, Arkansas, and participated in its capture September 10, 1863.
One section of the battery, Lieutenant Colby commanding, was ordered to Lewisburg, where it remained until March 16. 1864. The battery was then assigned to the Second Brigade, First Division, Seventh Army Corps.
It then moved with General Steele's expedi- dition to Camden, Arkansas, participating in the several skirmishes of the campaign, and the battles of Prairie D'Arm and at Jenkin's Ferry, when the battery, being with the rear guard, 48-
at midnight, repelled a cavalry charge with grape and canister.
Returned to Little Rock May 3, 1864, and remained until ordered to Springfield, Illinois. Was mustered out June 30, 1865.
TWENTY-NINTHI COLORED INFANTRY.
COMPANY D. Privates.
Hodge, Willis See, James
Waddle, John
FIRST ARMY CORPS. COMPANY 1. Privates.
Maul, Henry Masters, William
Bassett, Francis E.
COMPANY 7. Privates.
Willis, George W. Frazier, John F.
Hollingsworth, William Henry, John COMPANY 11. Private. Sanford, Edmund
RECRUITS FOR REGULAR ARMY.
THIRTEENTH U. S. INFANTRY. Privates.
Armstrong, Robert Leahana, Jeremiah
Austion, Oliver Lynam, Zenas G.
Anderson, John Maa, John
Ballard, George W.
Moore, John
Blair, Robert
Moore, Thomas
Buchanan, Isaac
Morgan, William
Brister. John
Mirl, Jacob
Barker, Charles
MeCambridge, Patrick
Barger, John R.
McAndrews, Michael
Bourke, Patrick
Miller, Wilhelm
Callingburg, Louis
Mahoney, Michael
Canterbury, James A.
Morgain, James
Cumming, George A. P. . McDonald, William Calvert Thomas
Curry, Aaron
O'Neill, William
Chapman, Isaac
Perrinne, Erastus
Conner, John O.
Pilcher, Newton J.
Deerner, Orlin H. Dorne, James
Pillion, Thomas
Fitzsimmons, Michael
Rull, Jacob Reid, Cyrus M.
Finney, Dennis
Sidener, Samuel W
Fleck, William
Snider, Lo tis Slawson, Howard F.
Gallagher, Patrick
Stearns, John
Howard, Thomas H.
Shipley, James R.
Hinkle, William H.
Shafner, George
Hendley, John
Shortzer, Joseph G.
Hughes, William
Spears, Myron
Scull, William
Smith, George P.
Hargraves, Henry
Turner, William H.
Jackson, George W. Jones, Lewis
Johnson, John A.
Keel, William
Way, Allen W.
Willis. William
Wells, James
Watkins, John W.
Lashley. Samuel C.
Troy, James
Tipple, Henry
Thurston, Frank Wood, John
Higgins, Silas C. Holsey, John II.
Johnson, William J.
Kendall, George W. Lacey, James Loveless, George W.
O'Brien, Maurice
Fletcher, Fisher F.
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HISTORY OF SANGAMON COUNTY.
NINETEENTH UNITED STATES INFANTRY.
Private. Walsh, John Hospital Steward United States Army. Robinson, James
ROLL OF HONOR.
"It is sweet and honorable to die for one's country." Thus it can be written over the graves of many thousands of men who now sleep the "sleep of death" in soldiers' graves. Sangamon county has furnished her quota of noble dead, as will be seen by the following roll, embracing names of some of the bravest and best of her sons. They are gone, but their names are reverently remembered by a grateful people. They are gone, but their deeds are re- membered. Let them sleep on, while their praises are being sung through all coming time. Following are the names:
Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States and Commander-in-Chief,
Colonel Simon P. Ohr, died September 14; 1864.
Major Frederick W Matteson, died August 8, 1862.
Captain Henry W. Allen, killed by a Sergeant.
Captain John E. Sullivan, killed in action, October 5, 1864.
Captain Noah E Mendell, killed at Fort Donelson. Captain Edwin Allsop, killed in battle, December 31, 1862.
Lieutenant Adam E. Vrooman, died at Cape Gi- rardeau, Missouri, September, 1861.
Lieutenant William W. Foutch. deceased.
Lieutenant Marshall M. McIntire, killed at Fort Donelson .
Lieutenant John F. Cassity. Died.
Lieutenant John P. Kavanaugh, killed in battle, August 27, 1863,
Lieutenant Edward Adams, killed July 10, 1863.
Lieutenant Elijah V. Moore, killed February 5, 1863.
Lieutenant William Bishop, killed in battle, Septem- ber 20, 1863.
Lieutenant William Earnest, died July 14, 1863.
Lieutenant Thomas J. Williams, died at Cotton Hill; Illinois, November 5, 1862.
Surgeon Alvin S French, killed at Guntown, Missis- sippi, June 10, 1864.
Adjutant Arthur Lee Bailhache, died.
Adjutant William 11. Latham, died at Springfield, Illinois, December 21, 1862.
Atkinson, John, died in Andersonville prison, Sep- tember 25, 1864.
Alden, Frank, died at Camp Butler, Illinois, March 1, 1865.
Anderson, Benjamin M., died at Nashville, Tennes- see, January 1, 1863.
Ashbill, HI. Soles, died at Memphis, April 30, 1864.
Ashford, Samuel F., died at Memphis, November 25, 1862.
Allen, Robert, died at Memphis, September 13, 1864. Armstrong, James, died at Camp Butler, Illinois, October 3. 1862
Avlesworth, Ezra M., First Sergeant, killed at Chickamauga, September 20, 1863.
Avaritt, Nathan, killed at Duvall's Bluff, Arkansas, August 8, 1863.
Alfred, James, died at Springfield, Illinois, June 2, 1862.
Alison, Moses D , died at Rolla, Missouri, December 18, 1861.
Boardman, Moses, died at Camden, Arkansas, April 22, 1864.
Bushby, Alexander, died at Springfield, Illinois, July 21, 1864.
Burgess, Richard V., died at Bolivar, Tennessee, March 19, 1863.
Bollyjack, John, killed at Shiloh, April 6, 1862.
Brown, J. V., died at Mound City, November 27, 1862.
Ballard, Richard L , killed at Mission Ridge, Novem- ber 25, 1863.
Bruden, Russell, killed at Ressaca, Georgia, May 13, 1864.
Brown, Mason, died at Monterey, Tennessee, June 4, 1863.
Burk, Benjamin F, died at Andersonville prison, August 15, 1864.
Broderick, Goorge H., died at Davis' Mills, Missis- sippi, January 1, 1863.
Burkhart, John, killed at Guntown, Mississippi, June 10, 1864.
Brewer, James D., died at Danville, Virginia-pris- oner of war.
Burns, Thomas, died at Memphis, Tennessee, Febru- ary 29, 1864.
Burricklow, James T., died at Memphis, Tennessee, March 12, 1865.
Blankenship, Robert W., died in Indiana, May 27, 1 865.
Bartram, Wells, died at Bairdstown, Kentucky, October 12, 1862.
Bucher, Moses O., died at Paducah, Kentucky, Sep- tember 17, 1863.
Bowman, William H., died at Memphis, August 16, 1864.
Bowman, Charles H., died at Memphis, September 6, 1863.
Blue, William M., killed at Guntown, Mississippi, June 10, 1864.
Bumford, William, killed at Tupelo, Mississippi, July 13, 1864.
Breckenridge, Joseph, died in Christian county, Illi- nois, October 31, 1863.
Black, Francis J., died near Vicksburg, July 4, 1863. Berry, Charles, died at Memphis, December 5, 1864. Brock, Elias, died at Memphis, December 5, 1862.
Bradshaw, Thomas, died at Duckport, Louisiana, May 4, 1864.
Burton, George, died at Little Rock, Arkansas, No- vember 1, 1863.
Baird, John, killed in action at Parker's Cross Roads, Tennessee, December 31, 1862.
Bailey, William, died at Tullahoma, T., August 31, 1863
Burge, John, died at Memphis, March 7, 1864.
Buffington, William, killed by guerillas near Pbila- delphia, Mississippi, April 24, 1863.
Boutwell, Milo, died at Oldtown Landing, Arkansas, September 22, 1863.
Brum, August. died at Oldtown Landing, Arkansas, September 11, 1862.
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HISTORY OF SANGAMON COUNTY.
Byers, Joseph W., died at Helena, Arkansas, Novem- ber 1, 1863.
Buff, Henry, died at Van Buren Hospital, Louisiana, June 27, 1864 .
Beard, Martin, died at Bloomfield, Arkansas, Sep- tember 6, 1863.
Crawford, William, died in Andersonville prison June 15, IS64.
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