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(1) Promoted from private June 11. (2) Promoted from private July 15. (3) Transferred to Hospital Corps June 18. (4) Transferred to Hos-
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pital Corps July 18. (5) Discharged November 28. (6) Transferred to Hospital Corps June 19. (7) Transferred to Hospital Corps June 11. (8) Died October 20.
COMPANY M, OF EVANSVILLE.
Captain-Blum, Julius F., Evansville.
First Lieutenant-Hollingsworth, Nesbit W., Evansville (1); Woods, Joseph M., Evansville (2).
Second Lieutenant-McCormick, David I., Indianapolis (3).
First Sergeant-Winfrey, George B., Evansville.
Quartermaster-Sergeant-Loetzerich, Fred, Evansville.
Sergeants-Schweitzer, George E., Evansville; Norcross, Orion R., Evansville; Berridge, Willoughby, Evansville; Wiltshire, William, Ev- ansville.
Corporals-Osborne, Will J., Evansville (4); Winfrey, Thomas C., Evansville; Turner, Edwin B., Evansville; Case, William S., Evans- ville; Myers, James M., Evansville; Coleman, Lawrence L., Evansville; Garton, Alfred C., Evansville (6); Victor, Richard, Evansville (4); Win- frey, Byrd B., Evansville (4); Winters, T. A., Evansville (4); Herpel, William A., Evansville (5); Clausheide, Charles, Evansville (4).
Musician-Johnston, Chester D., Evansville (7); Koerner, Otto J., Evansville (8).
Artificer-Munson, James F., Evansville.
Wagoner-Grainger, Ira, Evansville.
Privates-Amos, Reed, Evansville; Basler, Henry, Evansville; Bit- trolff, Ray, Evansville; Blum, John, Evansville; Brashear, Frank G., Evansville; Brashear, Fred, Evansville; Bryant, John L., Evansville; Bullington, James R., Evansville; Cecil, William J., Evansville; Chea- ney, Alfred A., Evansville; Coffey, Henry J., Evansville; Collins, Lewis P., Evansville; Coughlin, Mike, Howell; Denton, Charles, Evansville; Daugherty, James H., New Haven, Missouri; Eissler, William, Evans- ville (9); Fox, Henry, Evansville; Hummel, Alfred J., Evansville; Hatchell. James A., Evansville: Higginbottom, Taylor, Evansville; Holtman, Harry, Evansville; Hopkins, Hamilton C., Evansville! Janes, Benjamin F., Evansville; Jeffers. Percy I .. , Evansville; Johnson, Jes- tice, Evansville; Koegel, Charles E., Evansville; Koob, Frank T., Evansville; Lavender, Charles S., Evansville (10); Long, Frank J., West Franklin; Marts, John A., Evansville; Menifee, Rush, Evansville; Mil- ler, Owen, Evansville; Nelligan, Timothy, Evansville; Olney, Frank L., Evansville (11); Orum, Burton, Evansville; Peck, Joseph E., Evans- ville; Posey, Jesse J., Evansville; Scherer, Henry D., Evansville; Schlaffer, Edward, Evansville; Schreiber, Benjamin F., Evansville; Schulze, Henry, Evansville; Seck, Ernest A., Evansville; Sherwood, John, Evansville; Speer, August, Evansville; Stretmater, Fred, Evans- ville; Supp, August, Evansville; Sweeten, Charles C., Evansville (12); Ulrich, Walter W., Evansville; Van Pell, Henry, Evansville; Wagner, Adolph O., Evansville; Walters, Charles M., Evansville; Wells, John W., Evansville; Wieggers, August G., Evansville; Wurth, William J., Evansville; Young, James P., Evansville.
Recruits-Aydt, George, Evansville; Bicking, Norman F., Evans- ville; Bitter, Edward V., Evansville; Burgess, Clete D., Evansville; Brown, Frederick, Survant; Cecil, Frank, Evansville; Copeland, Thomas C., Evansville; Clemens, Joseph, Evansville; Cox, William S., Evans- ville; Denton, Edward, Evansville; Eberhart. George, Evansville; Fox,
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Ernest, Evansville; Holtman, George, Evansville; Houghland, Harry, Evansville (13); Hobell, William, Evansville; Innis, Alexander H., Ev- ansville; Johnson, William C., Evansville; Monroe, Tony, Chrisney; Murphy, Edward, Evansville; Phelps, Andrew, Evansville; Pickett, Frank J., Evansville: Soper, Harvey C., Evansville; Winternheimer, Jacob, Evansville; Woehler, Charles W., Evansville.
(1) Resigned June 18. (2) Promoted from second lieutenant June 19. (3) Assigned July 9. (4) Promoted from private July 1. (5) Promoted from private September 12. (6) Discharged September 11. (7) Trans- ferred to Hospital Corps June 10. (8) Appointed June 12. (9) Trans- ferred to Hospital Corps September 1. (10) Transferred to Hospital Corps June 18. (11) Died May 24. (12) Died June 22. (13) Transferred to Hospital Corps September 1.
The Fourth Regiment became the One-hundred-and-Six- tieth Indiana Volunteer Infantry, and was mustered in May 12. It then consisted of Company A, of Marion; B, of Deca- tur; C, of Lafayette; D, of Wabash; E, of Bluffton; F, of Ossian; G, of Columbia City; H, of Warsaw; I, of Tipton; K, of Huntington; L, of Anderson; M, of Logansport.
The regiment was on garrison duty in Cuba, and was thus partially recompensed for giving up its arms and equipments to the other regiments at Camp Mount. The men went on guard duty armed with clubs at first. The regiment left Camp Mount at 7 o'clock on the evening of Monday, May 16, for Chickamauga Park, Georgia, and arrived at Chattanooga the next evening. It remained on the cars all night, and next morning went to the park, where, after a breakfast of canned beans, the march of 312 miles to the site for the camp was made.
Camp was established about 11 o'clock, and company, bat- talion and regimental drills took up about five hours daily. The regiment was vaccinated and uniforms and equipments were issued during the latter part of May and first part of June. Rifle practice was the feature of the last month at Chickamauga. The regiment received orders on Wednesday, July 27, to proceed to Newport News to join the force to in- vade Porto Rico. Reveille was sounded on the morning of July 28 at 2 o'clock, and the regiment marched out of camp at 4:40 for Rossville, seven milles distant, and reached there at 7 a. m. After lounging around all day, the regiment went on board the train and left at 9 o'clock. At 5 o'clock the next afternoon Salisbury, North Carolina, was reached; Richmond, Virginia, at 5 the following morning, and Newport News at 8:30 the same morning. The regiment went into camp called Camp Grant, on a sand hill, the signing of the peace protocol having caused the orders for Porto Rico to be countermanded, and remained there for twenty-two days.
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On Thursday, October 18, a mob of about 200 soldiers, with guns and ammunition, aroused by the murder of Private Andrews, of Company I, by a negro, at Bloodfield, a suburb of Newport News, started with the avowed intention of clean- ing out the place. Assembly was sounded and the companies formed as quickly as possible. Company H was the first one to form across the road, and was supported by Company G, which arrived a moment later, and the two held the men in check until the rest of the regiment came up and surrounded them. They were quieted down and went to their quarters. A company was sent to the city each evening to patrol the streets and preserve the peace.
On Sunday, August 21, the regiment broke camp and that night started for Lexington, Kentucky, which was reached the following Tuesday morning. It then went into camp at Camp Miles, on the Weil farm, about 31/2 miles west of Lexington, and remained there until Friday, September 16, when it was moved to Camp Hamilton, about 41/2 miles east of Lexington. The march of eight miles was made between 9:30 in the morn- ing and 2:30 in the afternoon. The murder of a soldier of the Twelfth New York by a member of the provost guard seemed likely to precipitate a riot, and the regiment was sent into the city to preserve the peace on the evening of Monday, Octo- ber 10. The regiment was on duty all night and rounded up about 400 prisoners.
The regiment left Camp Hamilton on the evening of No- vember 9 and embarked on a train for the south, but because of delay by the railroad company did not get away until after midnight. It reached Columbus, Georgia, about noon Friday, November 11. A camp was established, called Camp Conrad, and on December 17 the 30-caliber United States magazine rifle was issued to the men. A fine rifle range was established and practice was undertaken with great enthusiasm.
On Friday, January 6, 1899, the First Battalion broke camp and moved to Charlestown, South Carolina, to embark for Cuba, and reached there at 8:30 p. m., Saturday, June 7. The work of loading on the transport Saratoga was com- menced next morning, and at 1:15 Sunday afternoon the boat steamed out of the bay for Matanzas, Cuba. Tuesday follow- ing land was sighted at 12:30, the pilot was taken aboard at 2:30, and a half an hour later the anchor was dropped. The battalion disembarked on Thursday, January 12, at 7 a. m., and marched to camp about 21/2 miles west of the city on a hill overlooking the Matanzas cemetery. After remaining
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there six days General Sanger condemned the camp on ac- count of the proximity of the cemetery, and the battalion was moved to a position east of the city, along the harbor, and near the old Spanish fort, "Castilo de San Severine." It was on a bank of coral and overgrown with cactus.
The work of cleaning up the camp was at once commenced, but on Wednesday, January 26, Company H was detailed as a part of the provost guard and moved to the old Spanish barracks of Santa Christina. With it were Company M, of the Eighth Massachusetts and Company D, of the Third Ken- tucky. The work was harder than any other, but it was pre- ferred by the men because it brought them in contact with the people and gave them an opportunity to see the city. The other companies demanded their turn, and Company K was sent to relieve Company H on March 7.
On March 14 there was a strike on the railroad and an additional guard was needed to protect the railroad property. Company H was again sent, and remained at the station until March 19. The regiment remained in Cuba until March 26, when the entire regiment was loaded on the transport Thomas and started for the United States at 5:30 that after- noon. Land was sighted Wednesday morning, March 29, and the anchor was dropped at the quarantine station, Savannah, Georgia, on the same day at noon, and the men were taken to the station, where their clothing and equipments were fumigated, when they were sent to Camp Homeward, south of the city.
From this time the preparations for muster out were con- tinued, arms and equipments were turned in, physical exam- inations made, and Tuesday, April 25, 1899, the men were dis- charged and sent home. Banquets were tendered nearly all the companies on their return.
The regiment's loss by death during its service was twelve. Sergeant Major Eugene L. Cole, of Marion, was the only mem- ber of a commissioned or non-commissioned staff who died. His death occurred at his home on September 3.
Company A, of Marion, lost Corporal Roy R. Bigley, of Marion, who died November 9, 1898, at Ft. Thomas, Kentucky.
Company F lost Private Converse T. Lucas, of Ossian, who died at Ft. Thomas, Kentucky, November 7.
Company G, of Columbia City, lost Private Judson Baker, who died at Columbus, Georgia, December 4.
Company H, of Warsaw, lost two men by death. The first death was that of Private Hamilton Bruce Paul. He was the son of Philip and Rebecca C. Paul, and was born in Wayne
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township, Kosciusko County, May 8, 1876. He was a grad- uate of the common schools and of the Warsaw High School, and enlisted in Company H, Fourth Regiment, April 23, 1895. He served his first term of enlistment and was discharged April 22, 1898, but re-enlisted the following day, and with his company entered the United States service. Although he was accustomed to outdoor work, yet while at Chickamauga Park he was seized with cramps of the stomach and dysen- tery, which developed into congestion of the brain. His seri- ous condition was not realized when he was first taken sick, but everything possible was done for him and to relieve his sufferings. In spite of all efforts, he died at 2:30 on the morn- ing of June 14.
Sergeant Silas C. Sapp was the only son of Lyman and Lizzie Sapp, and was born in Warsaw in 1875. He enlisted in Company H April 23, 1895, and was transferred to the band. He was returned to the company March 7, 1898, and was ap- pointed corporal on April 15 following. He was discharged on the expiration of his term of service, April 22, 1898, but re-enlisted the following day and immediately on his re-enlist- ment was appointed a sergeant. He entered United States service with the company, and while at Camp Hamilton, near Lexington, Kentucky, was taken ill with typhoid fever and died on September 15, at 6:37 p. m.
Company I, of Tipton, lost two men, one in a tragedy. Private Nelzo Andrews, of Elwood, was killed by a negro on August 15, while the regiment was at Newport News. The second was that of Private George Vawter, of Tipton, who died October 9 while the regiment was at Lexington, Ken- tucky.
Company K, of Huntington, lost two men. Private Frank Rosebrough, of Huntington, died July 22 while the regiment was at Chickamauga Park, and eight days later Private Henry S. Altenbach, of Huntington, died at the same place.
Company L, of Anderson, lost one man-Private Oscar Wynn, whose home was at Lebanon. He was a recruit who entered the service June 21, and he died October 20 while the regiment was at Lexington.
The only death in Company M, of Logansport, was that of Private Orestes Rizer, of Burnettsville. He was a recruit who entered the service June 24, and he died at Lexington, Kentucky, on November 8.
The service of the regiment was from April 26, 1898, to April 25, 1899. Unless otherwise indicated those in the fol-
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lowing roster served the full term. All recruits were mus- tered in June. As mustered out the regiment was:
FIELD, STAFF AND NON-COMMISSIONED STAFF.
Colonel-Gunder, George W., Marion.
Lieutenant-Colonel-Kiger, William L., Bluffton.
Majors-Harter, Lawrence E., Warsaw; Backman, John J., Aurora; Miller, Edmund P., Decatur.
Surgeon-Kyle, John J., Marion.
Assistant Surgeons-Foxworthy, Frank, Indianapolis; Buehler, Eugene, Indianapolis.
Regimental Adjutant-McFeely, Henry F., Marion.
Quartermaster-Allen, Ransom, Ossian.
Chaplain-Weaver. W. D., Marion (1); Vigus, William J., Indian- apolis.
Battalion Adjutants-Martz, Levi L., Bluffton; Maltby, Charles S., Aurora: Beshore, Fred L., Marion.
Sergeant-Majors-Miller, Arthur R., Decatur; Kelsey, Edgar E., Huntington; Cole, Eugene L .. Marion (2); Noftzger, Arthur R., War- saw (3).
Hospital Stewards-Starrett, Walter K., Marion; Pfaff, John A., Indianapolis; Sommer, Edgar L., Indianapolis.
Quartermaster-Sergeant-Kocher, D. C. R., Bluffton.
Commissary-Sergeant-Hitchcock, Samuel E., Bluffton (4).
Color Sergeant-Jones, Eldon, Marion.
Chief Musician-Swinart, James L., Warsaw (5).
Principal Musicians-Custer, Burr, Marion (5); Moon, Robert B., Warsaw (6); Pollock, Ernest E., Warsaw (7); Crammer, F. A., Logans- port (7).
(1) Resigned November 16, 1898. (2) Died September 3. (3) Appoint- ed September 3; discharged February 5. (4) Discharged February 15. (5) Appointed July 1. (6) Discharged December 21. (7) Appointed January 1.
COMPANY A, OF MARION.
Captain-Ballou, Fred D., Marion.
First Lieutenant-Vail, Boston L., Marion.
Second Lieutenant-Beshore, Frank L., Marion.
First Sergeant-Fryer, John Otto, Marion.
Quartermaster-Sergeant-Bogue, Pearl, Marion (1).
Sergeants-Hicks, Bert J., Marion; Myers, Tasso A., Marion; Cham- bers, George W., Marion (2); Baldwin, Oliver P., Marion (3); Stover, Harry, Marion (4).
Corporals-Clothier, George F., Marion (5); Baldwin, Edgar M., Fairmount (6); Bigley, Roy R., Marion (7); Dimmick, Lytton E., Marion (8); Fisher, Otto A., Marion (9); Huffman, Fred E., Jonesboro (10); Holmes, Jesse M., Van Buren (11); Harness, George T., Galveston (12); Parker, Allen D., Fairmount (13); Wells, William H., Marion (14); Webb, Victor J., Marion (15); Daily, Don Day, Jonesboro (16); Gaiser, Lewis, Van Buren (11); Henry, Lamotte, Marion (10); Moore, Walter L., Marion (11); Watson, Ross, Marion; Sammons, Jesse, Jonesboro (17).
Artificer-Martin, Frank O., Marion.
Wagoner-Abel, Samuel H., Marion (18).
Musician-Taylor, Sidney, Aurora (19).
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Privates-Achor, Noah A. J., Marion; Bishop, William A., Marion; Bennington, Lemnel B., Grant County; Burrier, James, Marion (20); Bogue, Otto G., Marion; Beck, Ambler L., Marion; Carll, David H., Jonesboro; Crow, John H., Fairmount (21); Chasey, Louis O., Fair- mount; Cox, Burl W., Fairmount; Dale, Leslie A., Marion; DeShon, J. Frank, Fairmount; Eberle, Lawrence E., Marion; Emerson, Albert W., Marion; Eberhart, Edward W., Marion; Fry, Clarence O., Marion; Gos- sett, Asa L., Marion (22); Gould, Leroy C., Indianapolis (23); Hayworth, Hollis R., Fairmount; Hawkins, Conrad R., Marion; Hillsamer, Harvey H., Marion; Howard, W. Harry, Marion; Hunter, Theodore A., Marion; Kenyon, George H., Jonesboro; Kelsay, William, Marion; Lehman, Delbert B., Marion; Loer, Oliver H., Herbst (24); McClure, Edward, Marion; McFeely, Otto H., Marion; Mitchell, Wilbur F., Marion; Mar- shall, Verlin W., Roseburgh (25): Morehead, Lotus W., LaFontaine (26); Nicholson, Edward B., Marion; Nie. Henry, Jonesboro (27); Owings, Len S., Upland; Parry, Samuel, Marion (23); Penn, Martin L., Jones- boro; Pittenger, John W., Upland (28); Pittenger, William H., Upland; Ryebolt, Oscar, Marion; Roberts, Reubin F., Jonesboro; Steele, Harold, Marion (29); Sohn, John W., Jr., Marion (30); Smith, Leroy R., Fair- mount; Smith, Frank, Marion; Smith, Edward, Marion; Stout, John W., Upland; Stout, George W., Marion (31); Sewall, Samuel Darmouth, Marion; Tappan, David, Fairmount (32); Tudor, Roy, Marion (33); Tur- ner, Harry F., Van Buren; Vurpillat, William, Marion; Van Devanter, R. Spencer, Marion (34); Whitney, John C., Marion; Whitson, Rufus A., Jonesboro; Woollen, Murton, Fairmount.
Recruits-Anderson, Charles W., Swayzee; Bollar, Charles M., Gas City; Corn, Clyde Everett, Jonesboro; Daily, Dar D., Jonesboro; Darter, Oliver J., Marion: Gaiser, Orval, Van Buren; Ham, Avery Grant, Ma- rion; Hobbs, Frank W., Marion (35); Holman, Jesse, Marion; Kendall, Madison T., Marion; Opperman. Theodore J., Marion; Payne, Charles T., Fairmount; Reed, Harry H., Marion; Seal, John Newton, Hackle- man; Shearer, Henry Clifford. Jonesboro; Shriber, Robert, Jonesboro (36); Smith, Calvin R., Marion; Waller, Curtis, Marion; Yergin, Pearl D., Marion (37).
(1) Discharged November 13. (2) Promoted from corporal March 20. (3) Promoted from corporal March 4. (4) Promoted from corporal No- vember 18. (5) Discharged February 10. (6) Promoted from private February 18. (7) Promoted from private July 28; died November 9. (8) Promoted from private June 28. (9) Promoted from private February 18. (10) Promoted from private January 11. (11) Promoted from pri- vate March 4. (12) Promoted from private March 20. (13) Promoted from private November 18; discharged March 31. (14) Promoted from private June 28. (15) Promoted from private November 18; discharged December 19. (16) Promoted from private June 28. (17) Discharged January 30. (18) Appointed October 9. (19) Appointed March 12. (20) Discharged December 29. (21) Discharged December 21. (22) Dis- charged December 8. (23) Transferred to Hospital Corps November 12. (24) Discharged December 22. (25) Discharged January 12. (26) Dis- charged January 17. (27) Transferred to Hospital Corps October 5. (28) Discharged November 5. (29) Transferred to Hospital Corps De- cember 26. (30) Discharged March 11. (31) Discharged February 10. (32) Discharged January 14. (33) Discharged February 18. (34) Dis- charged September 20. (35) Transferred to band December 1. (36) Dis charged January 8. (37) Discharged January 30.
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COMPANY B. OF DECATUR.
Captain-Lenhart, John M., Decatur.
First Lieutenant-Edington, Solomon C., Decatur (1); Barnhart, Charles E., Decatur (2).
Second Lieutenant-Myers, Richard D., Decatur (3)
First Sergeant-Bushnell, William, Decatur (4).
Quartermaster-Sergeant-Watkins, John W., Decatur (5); Reichart, Harry, Decatur (6).
Sergeants-Roop, Jesse B., Decatur (7); Andrews, John D., Decatur (8); Andrews, Louis, Decatur; Steele, Harland, Decatur (9); Ault, John C., Decatur (10; Beery, Charles, Adams County (11).
Corporals-Vaughn, Fred, Decatur (12); Ault, Charles E., Decatur (13); Ashbaucher, Henry S., Decatur (14); Bell, Harry E., Decatur (15); Bobo, Rollin T., Decatur (16); Brothers, Charles, Decatur (17); Hudson, James F., Decatur (14); Lee, Jasper, Decatur (17); Macy, Edward B., Monroe (18); Miller, Craig, Decatur (19); Rape, Lewis, Geneva (20); Russell, Arthur J., Decatur (19); Werst, Oliver, Monroe (21); Bollinger, Arthur O., Hoagland (22); Lipes, Robert B., Hoagland (23).
Musicians-Kern, John D., Decatur; Gossinger, Frank, Decatur.
Artificer-Russell, James M., Decatur.
Wagoners -- Foreman, William, Decatur (24); Weimer, Schuyler, De- catur (25).
Privates-Andrews, Leslie B., Decatur; Baker, Jason P., Decatur; Barkley, William A., Decatur; Barnett, Ed. Adams County; Barthell, Roman, Decatur; Blossom, Dallas E., Indianapolis; Bowers, George, Decatur; Broadbeck, Harry E., Bobo; Burch, Emerson H., Indianapo- lis; Burkhead, Cladd, Decatur; Burrell, George W., Decatur; Chilcot, James O., Decatur; Closs, Edward M., Decatur; Conrad, George, De- catur; Cutting, Arthur P., Decatur; DeVoss, Arlie, Decatur; Everts, George H., Decatur; Fisher, Jonas, Decatur; Fuller, Burrton, Adams County; Gass, John, Traders Point; Gault, William, Decatur; Good, John H., Decatur (26); Gordon, Lorenzo, Decatur; Hale, John, Decatur; Hess, Jacob, Adams County; Hower, Charles W., Adams County; Hurst, William, Decatur; Kitson, Charles, Decatur; Knoff, Benton, Decatur; Myers, Harvey E., Decatur (27); Noll, William, Adams Coun- ty; Parrish, French, Decatur; Peterson, Charles, Decatur; Peterson, Frank, Adams County; Peterson, Robert S., Decatur (28); Piercy, Jacob F., Decatur (29); Quinn, Harry M., Decatur; Railing, Samuel M., Deca- tur; Reed, Fred G., Petroleum; Rich, Joseplı E., Adams County; Roop, Chauncey, Willshire, Ohio; Ruby, Frank, Decatur (26); Sampson, Louis, Decatur (30); Shaffer, Ora V., Warsaw (29); Smith, George R., Indian- apolis; Suman, Isaiah, Adams County (31); Toney, Edward, Decatur; Tucker, William, Curryville; Wolford, Roy, Decatur; Wey, Charles M., Peru; Woodward, Charles, Decatur.
Recruits-Barber, Edward R., Decatur; Brandyberry, John H., Mon- roe; Buchanan, James S., Decatur; Fisher, Amos S., Decatur; Frank, John L., Monmouth; Fulton, Edmund, Decatur; Garwood, John W., Decatur; Hahnert, Alfred, Monroe; Hakes, James Z., Pleasant Mills; Hanna, John G., Berne; Johnson, Thomas J .,Monroe; Lord, Charles, Monmouth (32); Mumma, Charles, Decatur; McIntosh, Lloyd, Hoagland (33); McKinzie, Leonard, Roann (33); Roop, Lorin, Steele; Schiedegger, Samuel, Berne; Sims, Samuel L., Decatur; Smith, Frank L., Monroe; Tindal, Henry, Decatur; Waggoner, William A., Monmouth; Whitcomb, Claude W., Hoagland.
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(1) Resigned, August 5. (2) Promoted from first lieutenant, August 10. (3) Promoted from first sergeant, August 10. (4) Promoted from sergeant, November 12. (5) Appointed while sergeant, August 28; dis- charged January 16. (6) Appointed while sergeant, February 1. (7) Dis- charged, January 30. (8) Discharged March 15. (9) Promoted from corporal, November 17. (10) Promoted from corporal, February 1. (11) Promoted from corporal, March 10. (12) Discharged, March 11. (13) Promoted from private, January 2. (14) Promoted from private, February 1. (15) Promoted from private, July 8. (16) Promoted from private, March 2. (17) Promoted from private, July 7. (18) Promoted from private, July 7; discharged, December 15. (19) Promoted from private, November 17. (20) Promoted from private, January 2. (21) Pro- moted from private. March 16. (22) Promoted from private, March 13. (23) Promoted from private, November 17; discharged, February 20. (24) Discharged, December 31. (25) Appointed, December 29. (26) Trans- ferred to Hospital Corps, November 12. (27) Discharged, February 25. (28) Discharged, March 26. (29) Transferred to band, May 25. (30) Dis- charged, January 31. (31) Transferred to Hospital Corps, November 4. (32) Discharged, March 26. (33) Discharged, January 31.
COMPANY C, OF LAFAYETTE.
Captain-Marks, Thomas R., Lafayette.
First Lieutenant-Glasscock, James L., Lafayette.
Second Lieutenant-Hubbard, Charles A., Lafayette.
First Sergeant-McCauley, John P., Lafayette (1).
Quartermaster Sergeant-Penrod, Leander J., Lafayette.
Sergeants-Newsom, Gilbert P., West Newton (2); McGrath, John C., Lafayette; Hopper, Albert M., Lafayette; Hencke, Fred S., Lafayette; Throckmorton, O. P., Lafayette (3).
Corporals-Doyle, John C., Lafayette (4): Eckhart, Frank E., Lafay- ette (5); Duffy. George A., Lafayette; Madden, John, Romney; Hogan, John T., Lafayette; Lucas, Loyd, Lafayette; Fry, Norman M., Lafay- ette (5); Harvey, Louie D., Klondike (6); McKee, John R., Lafayette (7); Powers, Robert E., Lafayette (8); Lawson, Charles A., Lafayette (9); Marks, Chancellor K., Lafayette (10).
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