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To each wife and one child 1 00
To each wife and two children. I 20
To each wife and three children . I 40
To each wife and four children I 60
To each wife and five children. I 80
To each dependent parent, per week 75
"Third. No allowance shall be made except to those who are really needy.
"Fourth. When it shall be necessary, it shall be the duty of the agent to rent a house for each family at the lowest rate per month and on the best terms he can, the rent to be paid quarterly.
"Fifth. Each family living in the town of Nobles- ville shall be allowed $1.00 per month until the first day of May, 1862, for wood, and fifty cents per month there-
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after; and each family living in any other town in the county shall be allowed per month for wood the sum of seventy-five cents until the first of May, 1862, and forty cents per month thereafter.
"Sixth. No allowance shall be allowed to the fam- ily of any commissioned officer in the army, but to private soldiers alone.
"Seventh. Allowances to continue to the families of those killed or disabled in battle, but not to those discharged."
At the June term, 1862, of the Commissioners' Court, $1,346.35 was allowed for the relief of soldiers' families. At a special session of the court held in July, 1862, the allowance to each soldier's wife was increased to $1.00 per week, and each child under twelve years of age fifty cents per week. At a special session of the court held in August, 1862, a tax levy of 15 cents on each $100 of taxable property, for military purposes, was ordered.
From this time to the close of the war money was poured out lavishly for the support of those dependent on the soldiers of Hamilton County, and they knew that the loved ones at home were being tenderly cared for.
A statement of the allowances made at each term of the court would simply increase the length of this chap- ter, and it is sufficient to say that Hamilton County paid for the relief of soldiers' families during the war the
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sum of $111,625.75, and paid to volunteers and re- cruits as bounties $245,000. In addition to these large amounts, a very large amount was paid in various ways to the sanitary commissioners. How much that was there is no possible way of determining. The payments for relief to soldiers' families were continued until De- cember, 1866, at which time $562 was allowed, and that appears to be the last.
In addition to what had been done during the war for the soldiers and their families, the board decided to perpetuate the names of all that went into the service from the county by the erection of a monument that should bear the names of the living as well as the dead. This monument stands on the highest and most con- spicuous spot in the cemetery at Noblesville. The mon- ument was erected at a cost of $15,000.
The following is a list of the names of soldiers from Hamilton County, compiled as accurately as possible from all available sources. It must be remembered, however, that the records kept at that time were in- complete and in some respects inaccurate, while the various re-enlistments from shorter to longer periods of service and in different regiments often renders the military service of the soldier difficult to trace :
Sixth Regiment.
Company I .-
Captain, John D. Evans; First Lieutenant, John F.
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Longley; Second Lieutenant, George A. Wainwright; First Sergeant, Haymond W. Clark ; Sergeants, Will- iam E. Hardy, John T. Burns, Frank M. Scott; Cor- porals, William A. Wainwright, Calvin Boxley, Theo- dore McCoy, Oliver I. Conner; Musicians. Jerry Worlding, Cincinnatus B. Williams.
Privates: George W. Allison, John W. Allison, John Alman, James Bennett, Edward Blessing, Albert Bragg, John H. Bryan, John C. Burcham, Minor Bush, William L. Clark, Gilbert M. Clifford, James M. Cloud, Cora C. Clifford, Stephen B. Cooper, James I. Collier, William Compton, NathanC. Dale, James R. Eaton, John A. Essington, William M. Essington, Wesley Essington, Marion Essington, William George, Edward Guilkey, John H. Grinnel, John H. Graves, John Har- vey, Jacob Hebble, Milton Hooper, John Hoffman, John Hunter, Mahlon Husted, Cyrus O. Hunt, Levi Hunt, Henry Johnsonbaugh, Simon Lockwood, Wil- liam H. Lower, James L. Masters, John McLean, Joseph Nicholson, William H. Otis, James A. Owen, Frank Pickard, Lewis E. Pickerell, Silas J. Pickerell, William P. Pickerell, William A. Potter, Isaac N. Proctor, Thomas A. Rambo, John Ransom, Hiram Ready, Henry Reynolds, Edward R. Scott, Charles Scott, Aaron Shoemaker, George G. Stark, William W. Stephenson, Ivan Stewart, George W. Stitch, Emsley Warren, Edward R. Wescott, John R. Wheeler, Thomas Williams.
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Eleventh Regiment-Three Years' Service.
Company F .-
Privates : Benjamin Funk, veteran, promoted Ser- geant; John W. Linch, veteran; Iredell E. Allgood, killed at Champion Hills May 16, 1863; Andrew Head, killed at Fort Donelson February 15, 1862; James Healey, killed at Champion Hills May 16, 1863; Town- send Newby, killed at Champion Hills May 16, 1863.
Company I .-
Recruit : Benjamin B. Miesse.
Company K .-
Recruit : Jonathan Jones.
Company G .-
Corporal: F. A. Hawkins.
Twelfth Regiment-Que Year Service.
Company D .-
Captain, William O'Brien ; First Lieutenant, Cyrus J. McCole : Second Lieutenant, John T. Floyd; First Sergeant, George H. Kelly; Seargents, James J. Ross, Thomas P. Farley, Mahlon H. Floyd, James A. Will- iams ; Corporals, Rufus Crull, Robert Patterson, Henry R. Leonard, Thomas A. Ellis, Musgrove Conklin, John
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Langley, George W. Moore, Isaac W. Wyand; Musi- cian, Alfred Parker ; Wagoner, James M. Sanders.
Privates: John Abner, George W. Aldrich, Lafay- ette Alloway, John Bowen, Patrick Bradley, William T. Brumfield, James Bush, William Cooper, John C. Cot- tingham, Cornelius Cotton, Andrew J. Cruise, Jacob Crull, William H. Earles, George L. Farnum, Michael Garmon, John Hull, Thomas Hull, Barnhard Hamel, William A. Hicks, William Hinesley, William H. Hop- kins, Andrew J. Huffman, Thomas B. Lowe, William WV. Layton, John Lennen, Jacob Lennington, John Lutz, Jeremiah Lynch, Travis Montgomery, George W. Morgan, Martin L. Morgan, John Morrow, Joseph P. Mount, David Mullenix, Stephen Newby, John Nunally, Granville Olvey, Albert Pitts, James R. Richardson, John S. Sample, Theodore C. Smith, Felix B. Smith, Thomas Smith, William H. Snyder, Martin Stephenson, Edward Swartz, Jacob Townsend, Platt Tracy, William WV. Williamson, Isaac White, Ira G. Wright.
John F. McClellan, promoted to First Lieutenant of Thirty-ninth regiment, August 21, 1861.
Joseph S. Ogle died at Boxley, Ind .. June 23, 1862.
Peter A. Phenis died at Deming, Ind., January 24, 1862.
Sixteenth Regiment-Three l'ears' Service.
Company H .-
Musician, John P. Cogswell.
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Twenty-sixth Regiment-Three Years' Men.
Company B .-
Privates : John M. Bray, James Fisher, Elihu Hawkins, Benjamin Husted, John H. Stoops, Elias W. Caylor, Abraham Caylor, Abijah Hawkins, John W. Peacock, George W. Semans.
Isaac N. Ballard, discharged by order of War De- partment (minor).
Note .- The above named persons were recruits.
Company C (Recruits) .-
Peter Gotz, Franklin L. Goetel, Martin V. Jacobs.
Company D .-
Corporal John B. Jackson, discharged Aug. 4, 1862, for disability.
Privates :
Andrew B. Jackson, died at Otterville, Missouri, March 7, 1862.
William H. Pike, killed at Prairie Grove, Mo., De- cember 7, 1862.
David W. Semans, died at Tipton, Mo., November 21, 1861.
James M. Semans, discharged November 4, 1862, for disability.
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Benjamin F. Pike, died at Montgomery, Ala., May 11, 1865.
Company I .-
William E. Craig, promoted First Sergeant Twen- ty-fourth regiment.
Thirty-fourth Regiment- Three Years' Men.
Company E .-
First Sergeant, Stillman C. Montgomery, promoted to Second Lieutenant.
Barnett Dewitte, veteran.
Jacob Gross.
Thomas Ford, discharged June 23, 1862, for disabil- ity.
Enos Gross, discharged July 9, 1864, for disability.
William Moore, discharged October 21, 1862, for disability.
Leonard F. Reddick, discharged October 12, 1862, for disability.
John W. Lilly, died at Benton, Mo., March 5, 1862.
Company H .-
Second Lieutenant, John R. Cox, promoted First Lieutenant, resigned August 31, 1862.
Company K .-
First Lieutenant, Stillman C. Montgomery, pro-
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moted Captain and transferred to Twenty-ninth regi- ment, Wisconsin Volunteers.
Thirty-seventh Regiment Reorganized.
Company B .-
George W. Hooks.
Thirty-ninth Regiment, Eighth Cavalry. Three Years' Service.
Major John D. Evans, resigned January 26, 1864.
Adjutant, George A. Wainwright, resigned May 10, 1862.
Assistant Surgeon, John M. Gray, promoted Sur- geon October 1, 1864.
James A. Grover, resigned March 15, 1863.
Principal Musicians, William A. Wainwright and William E. Hardy.
Company B .-
Captain William Neal, resigned January 30, 1862.
First Lieutenant, Edward Reeves, promoted Cap- tain.
Second Lieutenant, William H. Garboden promoted First Lieutenant and died October 28, 1863, of wounds received at Chickamauga.
First Sergeant, Moses M. Neal, promoted Second Lieutenant, and died February 8, 1863. of wounds re- ceived at Stone River.
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Sergeants : Sylvester W. Cummings, discharged August 16, 1862, for disability; Peter Loch; Joseph S. Dow, died at Pittsburg Landing, Tenn., April 9, 1863; Timothy A. Gunn.
Corporals: Joseph Noble, promoted First Lieuten- ant ; Josiah W. Drake, veteran; Joseph C. Gissom, dis- charged October 14, 1862, for disability; Gilbert M. Clifford, veteran; David Dakyne; John Jacobs, dis- charged June 5, 1862, for disability; Nailer Webster, discharged for disability ; George Penrod, died at Camp Nevin, Ky .. November 30, 1861.
Musicians: Francis M. Jacobs, veteran; Conrad Justice, died at Louisville, Ky .. November 29, 1861.
Wagoner, Henry Harris, veteran.
Privates :
Thomas D. Baker, veteran, promoted Sergeant ; Isaac Barris, veteran, promoted Corporal; Alexander Collip, veteran, promoted First Lieutenant ; Thomas B. Cook, veteran, promoted Sergeant : Henry Gates, vet- eran ; Thomas S. Davis, veteran ; George Poland, veter- an, promoted Sergeant; William Glaze, veteran, pro- moted Corporal; John Good, veteran, promoted Cor- poral; William Green, veteran, promoted Quartermas- ter Sergeant ; Allen W. Grisson, veteran, promoted Ser- geant ; David S. Hacker, veteran; John Hatfield, vet- eran; Harvey Higbee, veteran; Frederick Knapp, vet- eran, promoted Sergeant ; Michael Kreag, veteran, pro- moted First Sergeant; Samuel P. Leslie, veteran;
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Franklin Miller, veteran; Joshua Lunden, veteran ; Charles L. Patten, veteran, promoted Sergeant ; Linsey L. Salee, veteran; Peter Scott, veteran ; James K. Shiel, veteran, promoted Corporal; Allen Turner, veteran, promoted Corporal; Josephus Whisler, veteran pro- moted Commissary Sergeant ; William Burton, veteran, killed at Waynesborough, Ga., December 4, 1864; Wil- liam Geralds, veteran, died on the march December 8, 1864; Philip H. Ballard, Anthony Baker, Hugh A. Cummings, Jehu D. Ferguson; Walter P. Ferguson ; Thomas J. Foutch ; Thomas Good; Henry Gunn ; Jabin Johnson, promoted Second Lieutenant ; Daniel Kline ; David Leaming; James M. Little; Joseph P. Mears; William Martin ; James R. Ogle ; Joseph H. Queer ; Jer- emiah Roberts; John Seidenburgh; James Spencer, promoted Corporal; James B. Stanton; Annanias Webb; John L. Barnett, discharged February 14. 1863. for disability ; William L. Boxley, discharged June II. 1862, for disability ; Alexander Carson, discharged Oc- tober 8, 1863, for disability ; Stephen W. Cottingham, discharged October 14, 1863, for disability : Jacob Cox, discharged November 26, 1863, for disability; Perry Garland, transferred to veteran reserve corps June 17, 1863; John Holls, discharged June 19, 1864. for wounds; Robert Holdcraft, discharged June 22, 1863, for disability; James Hughey, discharged September I.I, 1862, for disability; Isaac Jacobs, discharged Feb- ruary 3, 1862, for disability ; Martin Jacobs, discharged
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June 19, 1863, for disability; Robert H. Keller, dis- charged June 23, 1862, for disability ; Shepler F. Noble, discharged February 18, 1862, for disability ; John Pac- cal. discharged August 21, 1862, for disability ; Moses Vanhorn, discharged for disability; George W. Bell- hymer, killed at Chickamauga September 20, 1863 ;. Elisha Bodley, died September 27, 1863, at Chatta- nooga, Tenn., of wounds ; Charles Burris, died February 1. 1863, at Murfreesborough, Tenn .; Mathias Carpen- ter, died December 2, 1861, at Louisville. Ky. ; George Deakyne, died February 3. 1862, at Elizabethtown, Ky .; Moses J. Hedges, died December 24, 1861. at Louisville, Ky .; Henry Hershman. died August 26, 1863. at Nashville, Tenn. ; Hiram Justice, died March 2, 1863. at Annapolis, Md .; Daniel McCarthv, died Oc- tober 8, 1863, at Chattanooga, Tenn., of wounds; Seth Moon, died December 5, 1861, at Camp Nevin, Ky .; Jesse Moore, died December 10, 1863, at Louisville, Ky. ; Joshua Mundell, promoted Corporal, died May 26, 1862, at St. Louis, Mo. ; Edward Sharp, died April I. 1863, at Nashville, Tenn. ; David Sperry, died -, 1864. at -, Ga. ; Zemri Shaw, died December 4, 1861, at Louisville, Ky. : James A. Tucker, died January 13, 1862. at Arcadia, Ind .; Arthur Turner, died November 25. 1861, at Camp Nevin, Ky .; Roger Shiel, veteran, promoted Corporal; William Jacobs, discharged Oc- tober 23. 1862, for disability. Recruits :
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John A. Applegate, promoted Quartermaster Ser- geant; Elisha Bottom, promoted Corporal; William Brosius; Andrew D. Burt; Luther P. Burchfield ; George Bradford; Francis H. Burroughs; James Car- penter ; William Cooper ; Reuben H. Crumbaugh ; Mar- tin Dawson ; Wiley D. Damon; William Deakyne ; Irvin T. Dale; Owen Davis; Theodore Esque; William F. Eppard; Henry Essick; Jacob T. Goin; Jonas Goin ; James B. Gunn; George W. Hosier ; David Hinaman ; Joseph Hinaman; Wesley Hyde; Isaac W. Hammack; Ephraim Hammack; George Haehn; Wesley Jessup; James L. Jones; Reuben Kinder; George W. Lamar ; George W. Lovell; James Lackey; Robert Merritt; Brazille Merritt; Alfred Noble; John W. Noble; John Roman; Berry Russian ; George Roger ; John S. Ran- som; William Stanley; William G. Shaw; Thomas Spencer; James Shenton; Henry Stillwagner; Lewis Thompson; James. M. Teeters; Enoch Thompson ; Uriah Vermillion; Robert Young; Levi P. Dow, dis- charged June 8, 1863, for disability ; Oliver Essig, miss- ing in action; Samuel D. Evans, discharged May 10, 1863, for disability ; John Landers, discharged August 16, 1862, for disability ; Andrew J. Phillips, transferred to veteran reserve corps ; Christian Schmidt, discharged March 24, 1864, for disability ; John G. Bratton, died November 5, 1862, at Louisville, Ky .; Jacob Carson, died March 12, 1863, at Annapolis, Md. ; Samuel Cloud, died October 9, 1864, at Nashville, Tenn. ; John J. Han-
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nah, died September 7, 1864, at Chattanooga, Tenn .; Charles C. Hobbs, died December 1, 1863, at Nashville, Tenn .; James W. Jones, died July 9, 1864, in Indiana ; James W. Jelliff, killed at Lewisville, Ga., December 1. 1864; George R. Phenis, killed at Waynesborough, Ga., November 28, 1864; Wesley F. Ransom, died at Chat- tanooga, Tenn., January 23, 1864; Charles Rawlings, died at Camp Chase, Ohio, April 1, 1863: Cornelius Sharp, killed at Waynesborough, Ga., November 28. 1864; William Winders, died at Annapolis, Md .. Feb- ruary 22, 1863; Joseph E. Evans, died January 20, 1865, at Nashville, Tenn.
Note : Melancthon Q. Danatelle was appointed Second Lieutenant March 2, 1865.
Company E .-
Captain, Phillip P. Whitesell, resigned June 11. 1862, re-entered the service as Assistant Surgeon of the One Hundred and First regiment; First Lieutenant, John F. McClelland, promoted Captain and resigned December 11, 1863; Second Lieutenant, Alfred J. Fort- ner, promoted Adjutant and Captain of company L; First Sergeant, James W. Boone, promoted First Lieu- tenant and resigned March 18, 1863. Sergeants: Nel- son T. Miller, promoted First Lieutenant and resigned. September 12, 1863; David W. Shock, discharged De- cember 22, 1862, for disability ; Clinton C. Lennen, pro- moted Captain, killed March 16, 1865, at Aversboro,
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N C. Corporals: Isaac Ray, James A. Nickelson, promoted Second Lieutenants: Jacob Stephens, dis- charged January 10, 1863, for disability ; Benjamin Mc- Duffee : Jacob Mills, died January 12, 1862, at home ; Lewis Wolfgang, veteran, promoted Second Lieutenant ; James McDaniels, veteran, killed September 27, 1864, at Pulaski, Tenn .; James T. Hurlock, promoted First Sergeant. Musicians: Isaac N. Burk, discharged on account of wounds; Austin Burdett, died March 10, 1864, at Munfordsville, Ky. Wagoner, Samuel Heiny, veteran. Privates: Armstrong Brattain; Andrew J. Brantlinger ; Thomas Campbell, veteran, promoted Ser- geant ; George W. Cass, veteran, promoted Sergeant ; Franklin Damaha, veteran; Annen W. Dewy, promot- ed Assistant Surgeon One Hundred and First regi- ment ; Caleb Fisher, veteran, promoted First Sergeant ; Daniel Fisher, veteran, promoted Sergeant; William Garret, veteran ; John Garity, promoted Sergeant ; Ed- mund Heiney, veteran; George Heiny, veteran; Joel Heiny, veteran, promoted Corporal; Thomas Jackson, veteran, promoted Commissary Sergeant ; Milton John- son, veteran, promoted Quartermaster Sergeant; Eli Keffer, veteran, promoted Corporal; Jasper Lennen, veteran ; Morris McGuire, veteran; Mart Mollahan; James Nickelson, veteran; Thomas Purdy, veteran ; John E. Bowyer, company E, promoted Captain ; Leroy Allcorn, died January 5, 1862, at Munfordsville, Ky .; Oliver J. Purcell, veteran, promoted Sergeant ; Eben-
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ezer Shields, veteran, promoted Corporal; William H. Stem, promoted Corporal; John Stewart, veteran ; Wil- liam Swarts; David Vance, veteran ; William Wall, vet- eran, promoted Corporal; William H. Wagoner, vet- eran, promoted Sergeant; Amos Wainscott, veteran, promoted Corporal; Andrew J. Welchel, veteran ; John Welchel, veteran; William Barnhizer, discharged Jan- uary, 1862, for disability ; Isaac Bowen, discharged for wounds; Lewis Burdett, discharged for disability Sep- tember 19, 1862; James H. Clark, missing in action at Stone River, December 31, 1862; Edward Cahill; Oscar Fox, discharged June 10, 1862, for disability; Joseph French, transferred to veteran reserve corps; Freeman S. Garretson, discharged August 6, 1862, for disability ; William Kepner, transferred to engineer corps August 29, 1864; Austin Lennen, discharged July 20, 1863, for disability ; Alfred Little, discharged May 14, 1862, for disability ; David North, discharged December 31, 1861, for disability; Jacob Power, discharged June 21, 1862, for disability ; Franklin Ray, discharged April 28, 1862, for disability; Henry J. Shock, transferred to veteran reserve corps; George Shields, discharged November -, 1862, for disability ; Jefferson T. Shoemaker, dis- charged September 29, 1862, for disability ; Edward St. Johns, discharged January -, 1862, for disability; Henry Whitinger, discharged October 29, 1862, for dis- ability; Reed Allcom, veteran, killed at Rockingham, N. C., March 7, 1865; Edmund Ball, died March 27,
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1862, at Columbia, Tenn .; John Ball, died January -, 1863, at Nashville, Tenn., of wounds ; Levi H. A. Ball, veteran, died March 19, 1865, at Mount Olive, N. C., of wounds; James L. Burdett, died November 27, 1862, at Nashville, Tenn .; John Campbell, died November -, 1861, at Camp Nevin, Ky. ; Madison Commons, died January 12, 1863, at home; John Cook, died October 27, 1863, at ; John Damaha, killed at Stone River, December 31, 1862 ; Gilbert M. Hall, died May 7, 1863, at Noblesville, Ind .; Alexander Hoagland, died November, 1864, in Andersonville prison; Ephraim Nickelson, died January 28, 1863, at Nashville, Tenn .; William F. Nickelson, died December 10, 1861, at Up- ton Station, Ky .; John B. Perrine. killed January 30, 1863, near Manchester, Tenn .; Absalom Sanders, died May, 1862, at Louisville, Ky .; John W. Shook, died February 4, 1863, at Gallatin, Tenn .; Henry Williams, died March II, 1862, at home; Jacob Worts, veteran, killed at Fayetteville, N. C., March 5, 1865.
Recruits :
William Aldridge; Joseph M. Alexander; William Allcom; Charles S. Blankenship, promoted Corporal ; Alexander Burdett ; William H. Brown; Robert Barn- hill; Edward E. Banta ; James C. Cass ; Marion Custer ; Silas Cooper ; John C. Dupree ; Samuel Fisher ; John H. Farren, promoted Corporal; William Foland; James A. Gray, promoted First Lieutenant, Company L ; Eli Gar-
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ver ; John Hall ; Noah W. Hall ; Milton Howe; Eli Hea- ton ; James R. Hays ; Nathan Hendricks; Ashley John- son ; Samuel Kepner. James M. Kelobb; Lambert Jar- rett ; Lewis Johnson; B. F. Legg; J. M. Lodum; Jos- eph .\. Manning; Harrison McGuire; David McCoy; William C. Moore; Francis Ray, promoted Corporal ; William R. Smithers ; Thomas H. Shirley ; James Stew- art; Edward F. Streight; George G. Stark; Jauah W. Thorp; Jaspar Tingle; Levi H. Turner; Tunis W. Thorp ; Edward O. Wallace, promoted Sergeant ; Abra- ham V. Wright, veteran ; David Wagner ; Harry World- ling : William R. Windle ; Nathan Williams ; Samuel G. Wall; Nicholas Wainscott: Jacob Crull, discharged September 18, 1863, for disability; George O. Cope- land, discharged for disability; Andrew Fryberger, dis- charged May 3. 1865. on account of wounds; Joshua Fisher, discharged for wounds; Eli Henry, missing in action at Waynesborough, Ga., November 28, 1864; Abel Nickelson, transferred to veteran reserve corps ; Enoch Harlan, discharged July 12, 1863. for disability ; David E. Jackson, transferred to veteran reserve corps ; Noah Galloway, died at Savannah, Ga .. December II, 1864; Martin H. Harvey, died November 4, 1864, at Marietta, Ga .; Daniel Henton, died at Cedar Grove, Tenn., January 23, 1864; Lemuel B. Smith, died June 21. 1864, at Nashville, Tenn .; Henry M. Riggs, died July 28, 1864. in Andersonville prison.
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Company I .-
Captain, John F. Longley, resigned May 22, 1862 ; First Lieutenant, Theodore W. McCoy, promoted Cap- tain, resigned September 1. 1863; Second Lieutenant, Francis M. Scott, promoted to Captain; First Ser- geant, Haymond W. Clark, promoted to First Lieuten- ant. Sergeants : John T. Burns, veteran, promoted Ser- geant-Major ; Edward R. Scott, discharged July, 1862, for wounds; George W. Essington, died at Camp Nev- in, Ky., November 19, 1861. Corporals: John W. Allison; Daniel Wilson, veteran, promoted Hospital Steward; Alexander Goodwin, veteran, promoted Ser- geant ; William L. Clark, veteran, promoted Sergeant ; Thomas Williams; William A. Garver, discharged for disability ; William P. Pickerel, veteran; Edward Guil- key. Musicians: Thomas Boxley ; Solomon Penning- ton, veteran. Wagoner, Nathaniel L. Stitt, discharged
for disability. Privates : James J. Aldridge; John Barnard; Andrew J. Bell, promoted Quartermaster Sergeant ; George W. Benson, veteran, promoted Cor- poral; Clinton W. Boyd; Alfred Bragg, veteran ; Jack- son J. Burcham, veteran, promoted Corporal; Leonard Buckhard, veteran; Samuel S. Cottingham, veteran; Benjamin F. Dill, veteran, promoted Sergeant ; Cyrus Ellingwood, promoted Corporal ; Abraham Eshelman, veteran ; Jacob Eshelman, veteran ; Robert S. Faucett ; Greenberry Fennell; Allen Fisher; Stewart Fisher; John Garboden; John Garret, veteran, promoted First
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Sergeant; Richard Garrity, promoted Commissary Ser- geant ; Charles Guyar ; William Gype, veteran ; Madison L. Hadley; Wesley L. Hadley, veteran; Howard Huff- man, veteran; Samuel Johnson; John A. Kingsley; John Knapp; Benjamin F. Knee, veteran; William Luddington ; Wilson Mann; Cornelius Miesse; George M. Partlow; Andrew J. Pennington, veteran ; Charles A. Phillips, promoted Sergeant; Wilder V. Potter; Henry Raber ; Wesley Richart, veteran; Peter Setters, veteran; Martin Shive; John C. Smith, veteran, pro- moted Commissary Sergeant; Hiram Steele, veteran; James Sumner; Job Swain, veteran, promoted Ser- geant; Oscar Thomas, veteran, promoted Corporal; Richard Wainscott, veteran; John Welland, veteran, promoted First Lieutenant ; Henry Deaver, discharged for disability; Lucius Emmons, discharged March II, 1862, for disability ; John L. Franklin, discharged Feb- ruary, 1862, for disability ; Peter S. Kelly, transferred to veteran reserve corps ; James L. Masters, discharged April 3, 1863, for wounds; Nathaniel B. Nesbit, dis- charged for disability; Francis M. Reynolds; Edward C. Stephenson, discharged June 26, 1862, for disability; Eli Tipton, discharged for disability; Edward S. West- cott, discharged June 30, 1862, for disability; John Wright, discharged for disability; Joseph Achenbach, killed at Stone River December 31, 1862; William G. Ballard died at Nashville, Tenn .; Robert Ballinger, died July 26, 1864. in Andersonville prison ; Lewis Bar-
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