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James Hoosnek, killed at Lovejoy's Station September 2, 1864.
George W. Harris, died at home November 5, 1864, of wounds.
Elijah Huston, died at Indianapolis February 17, 1864.
Nathaniel Jackson, killed at Atlanta August 14, 1864.
John W. Jackson, died at Ashland, Ky., February 26, 1863.
Oscar Keenan, transferred to tho Fifty-seventh Regiment June 9, 1865; mustered out December 14, 1865.
Teenmsch Kilgore, discharged November 15, 1863, as Hospital Steward.
David Lenox, died at home July 1, 1861.
William H. Long, mustered out June 14, 1865.
Isaac Lewis, discharged January 16, 18G3.
George W. Lamar, transferred to Fifty-seventh Regiment; mustered out December 14, 1865.
Meredith Lockhart, died at Chattanooga, Tenn., September 20, 1863.
James L. Martin, transferred to the Veteran Reserve Corps January 10, 1865.
Edward C. Mitchell, discharged October 14, 1863.
Henry McCoy, transferred to the Veteran Reserve Corps.
George W. Newhouse, died at Nashville October 8, 1863.
George W. Nixon, mustered out June 30, 1865.
Simcon W. Rader, discharged May 26, 1864.
.Joseph P. Reynolds, died at New Albany, Ind., May 30, 1863.
Jonathan Redpath, died at Chattanooga June 30, 1865.
John II. Rubart, died at Louisville, Ky., May 25, 1863.
J. J. Richey, transferred to the Fifty-seventh Regiment June 9, 1865; mustered out December 14, 1865.
Isaac Sharp, died at Nashville, Tenn., August 2, 1864. John Sanders, mustered out May 29, 1865.
William R. Smith, discharged in September, 1863.
John W. Smith, killed at Chickamauga, September 20, 1863.
George W. Slonaker, died at Franklin, Tenn., May II, 1863.
James C. Seerist, died at Louisville, Ky., September 29, 1863. William M. Shrack, mustered out June 8, 1865, as Corporal.
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Hiram B. Shideler, transferred lo Fifty-seventh Regiment June 9, 1865; mustered out December 14, 1865.
Jacob M. V. Slonaker, transferred to Fifty-seventh Regiment June 9, 1865; mus- tered out December 11, 1865.
James W. Snider, mustered out Juno 8, 1865.
Jeremiab Thomas, transferred to Fifty-soventh Regiment Juno 9, 1865, Corporal; mustered ont December 14, 1x65, as Sergeant.
Jneob Taylor, transferred to Fifty-seventh Regiment; mustered out December 14, 1865, as Sergeant.
John W. Thorne, transferred to Fifty-seventh Regiment June 9, 1865; mustered out December 14, 1865.
Ilugh W. Vincent, mustered out June 3, 1865.
John W. Wooster, transferred to United States Engineer Corps July 16, 1864; mustered out September 26, 1865.
Robert . A. Williams, died at Nashville June 1, 1863.
Simon Windsor, died at Franklin, Tenn., May 29, 1863.
John F. Wright, transferred to Engineer Corps July 18, 1864; mustered out June 30, 1865.
John W. Wilson, died at Tullahoma, Tenn., Angust 25, 1863.
John H. Willson, killed at Buzzard's Roost, Ga., February 26, 1864.
Caleb Winget, killed at Dallas, Ga., May 31, 1864.
Philip Younce, died at Indianapolis February 17, 1864.
COMPANY D.
Captain-John C. Taylor, promoted to Major, to Lientenant Colonel; resigned March 12, 1865.
First Lieutenant-James 11. Orr, promoted lo Captain of Company K ; mustered out with the regiment.
Second Lieutenant-William A. Mcclellan, promoted to First Lieutenant, to Captain; mustered out with regiment.
Sergeants-Horace E. Williams, promoted to Second Lieutenant, to First Lieuten- ant, to Captain of Company K, Fifty-seventh Regiment; Orlando H. Swain, promoted to First Sergeant, Second Lieutenant, mustered ont June 14, 1865, as First Sergeant; Jobn Fifer, mustered out June 14, 1865; Thomas J. Applegnte, discharged May 9, 1563; Robert M. Snodgrass, mustered out June 14, 1865.
Corporals-George W. Campbell, transferred lo Engineer Corps July 27, 1864 mustered out Juno 26, 1865; Wesley T. White, mustered out June 28, 1864, foi wounds; George C. Nixon, died June 3, 1864, of wounds; John W. Winset, mustered out June 14, 1865, as Sergeant; Andrew J. Collins, transferred lo Veteran Reserve Corps September 1, 1863; John Pittenger, mustered out June 14, 1865; Bradley Lan- dry, discharged July 2, 1863; James C. Stephenson, mustered out June 14, 1865, ag Sergeant.
Musicians-Warren C. Gallahue, mastered out June 14, 1865; Isaac Randall, mus- tered out June 14, 1865, as Principal Musician.
Wagoner-Rufus W. Taylor, mustered ont June 14, 1865.
Privates-George D. Applegnte, as Corporal; Miles Conrad, Erastus HI. Dowell, Henry Il. Eppard, John Ginsber, William Goings, Jacob D. Hawks, Wilson Hutchings; Edward Harrold, na Corporal; Thomas lunt; George Knight, as Corporal; Samuel A. Kelly; Amos R. Keen, as Corporal; Henry HI. Langdon, Samuel Lamar, George W. Langdon, John Motos, Samuel MeNairy, William HI. Moore, Samuel Myers, Nicholas Finnegan, Smith R. Perdien; William R. Pittenger, as Corporal; Stephen Price, Robort S. Rateliff, Moses Rateliff, David R. Reed, Benton Skinner, Elsoy Stephenson, James L. Truitt, Jesse Thomas, William Welch, Granvillo Walden; Henry C. Wallace, as Corporal; Francis M. Winset.
William Applegate, discharged February 20, 1863.
Joseph Albin, died March, 1964.
Elza Bartlett, died August 3, 1864.
James Benadum, died September 28, 1862.
Alexander Brown, died October 9, 1863. Henry Bancy, died May 31, 1862, in Andersonville Prison. William Barrett, discharged.
Alexander Bolton, discharged September 12, 1863.
Lorenzo D. Bates, died October 8, 1863.
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William H. Berry, transferred to Fifty-seventh Regiment; mustered out December 14, 1865, ns Sergeant.
Hezekiah Campbell, transferred to Fifty-soventh Regiment; mustered out De- cember 14, 1865.
Benjamin Campbell, died December 25, 1862.
Peter Crum, died September 23, 1863.
Zachariah Cecil, discharged May 20, 1865.
James II. Davis, died at Nashville July 3, 1863.
David Dick, died March 8, 1863.
James R. Dneket, transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps September 1, 1863. : Ephraim Emmons, died December 30, 1863.
Allen Eppard, died January 13, 1865.
William Foracre, discharged December 9, 1863.
William Groenendyke, discharged July 20, 1863.
William Gerrard, mustered out July 11, 1865.
Lewis Huston, died July 12, 1861, of wounds. 1 Calvin Hitchcock, discharged.
John H. Inrlan, promoted to Captain, Commissary Sergeant.
John J. Hays, discharged December 14, 1863.
Williams Hays, died March 15, 1863.
James Iseley, mustered out May 29, 1865.
John Justice, mustered out May 29, 1865.
Elijah W. Johnson, mustered out May 29, 1865.
Ev C. Kennedy, promoted to Lieutenant One Hundred and Ninth U. S. Colored Troops, appointed Captain and Assistant Quartermaster in Regular Army; mustered . out February 10, 1866.
Benjamin Luce, died October 4, 1863.
W. L. Lenon, died November 28, 1863.
Jacob A. Myers, discharged Mny 9, 1863.
Henry L. Miller, transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps; mustered out Jone 30, 1865.
William Mckinley, died July 10, 1864, of wounds.
James R. Moore, died May 9, 1863.
Levi A. Miller, transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps September 1, 1863.
Adam Mndill, transferred to Engineer Corps July 25, 1864; mustered out June 30, 1865.
David Mohler, transferred to Engineer Corps July 25, 1864; mustered out June 80, 1865.
John Patty, discharged February 14, 1865.
ยท Reuben Pittenger, killed at Kenesaw June 23, 1864.
Isaac Reid, died July 28, 1863.
Albert Reed, died July 21, 1863.
James R. Reed, died October 25, 1865.
Jacob Shroyer, killed at Kenesaw June 23, 1864.
William Stephenson, mustered out May 16, 1865.
John W. Shroyer, transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps September 1, 1863. James M. Sparr, transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps September 1, 1863.
Humphrey Triplett, died July 1, 1864, of wounds, as Sergeant.
Ezra Woodring, discharged April 5, 1864.
Nathan Ward, died.
Merit D. Willson, transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps September 1, 1863.
Horace B. Waters, transferred to Fifty-seventh Regiment; mustered out Decem- ber 14, 1865.
Michael Young, killed at Kenesaw June 23, 1864.
COMPANY O.
Jesse Jackson, died at Nashville, Tenn., March 31, 1863.
COMPANY H.
Josiah Hodson, mustered out June 14, 1865, as Sergeant.
COMPANY I.
Captain-John W. White, commissioned June 1, 1865, mustered out December 14, 1865, as First Sergeant.
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COMPANY K.
Captains-Henry Kirby, promoted to Assistant Surgeon, to Surgeon; mustered out with regiment June 14, 1865. James HI. Orr, commissioned January 6, 1863; mustered out with regiment June 14, 1865.
First Lieutenant-Noble B. Gregory, killed at Nashville December 16, 1864. Second Lieutenant-George S. Iams, resigned November 28, 1863.
Sergeants-Felix G. Cross, promoted to First Lieutenant; mustered out with regi- ment June 14, 1865. Amog L. Wilson, lost leg in battle of Nashville December 16, 1864; discharged Juno 7, 1865. Jacob Sinhil, died January 23, 1865, of wounds. John IT. Ilelm, promoted to Second Lieutenant; mustered out June 14, 1865, as First Sergeant. Reuben Patrick, discharged November 5, 1862.
Corporals-Isaac Battreall, died October 12, 1862; John K. Carlyle, mustered out June 14, 1865, as Corporal; dames Metfinnis, record indefinite; George W. Evans, died October 25, 1863; George W. Brandt, died May 4, 1863; George H. Maddox, transferred to the Veteran Reservo Corps May 1, 1864; Isaac MeDermitt, mustered out June 14, 1865, ns Sergeant; James Racer, mustered out May 1, 1865.
Musicians-William Pickett, mustered out June 14, 1865; Lewis T. Willson, mus- tered out June 14, 1865.
Wagoner-Benoni R. Thomas, discharged March 19, 1865.
Privates-W. T. Allen, William A. Boyd; Isatus Boyd, as Corporal; Martin Bol- imer, Alexander II. Clift, Robert B. Craw; Ebenezer T. Chaffee, promoted to Adju- tant; Jacob Creek, Luther Hamilton, Clark Haywood, James Hamilton, George W. Holdren, David Little, John MeMullen, Archibald S. H. Neff, William H. Phillabaum, William T. Ross, as Corporal; Daniel JI. Sullivan; Edward Shideler, as Corporal; Ezra Stahl, ns Sergeant Major; Peter Shideler; John W. Thornburg, as Sergeant; Laban Williams; A. H. Wasson, as Corporal; Joseph Wasson.
John R. Adsit, discharged October 28, 1864.
John W. Battreall, discharged August 20, 1863.
Thomas Barrett, died March 26, 1864.
George Brock, transferred to Fifty-seventh Regiment; mustered out December 14, 1864.
James Buchanan, record indefinite.
Arthur M. Boyd, discharged March 7, 1865.
William Boliner, died at home March 1, 1863.
George W. Brady, transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps January 10, 1865.
Patrick Carmichnel, died December 13, 1863, of wounds.
John N. Culbertson, transferred to Fifty-seventh Regiment; mustered out May 25, 1865, for disability.
.John M. W. Culbertson, discharged May 18, 1863.
Freeborn Culbertson, discharged November 4, 1863.
Joseph A. Cross, killed at Kenesaw June 23, 1864.
Charles H. Clore, killed at Chickamauga September 20, 1863.
Soloman A. Dean, transferred to Fifty-seventh Regiment June 9, 1865; mustered out December 14. 1865.
Henry C. Davidson, promoted to Assistant Surgeon of Fifty-fourth Regiment; resigned March 23, 1863.
Nathan W. Dean, transferred to Fifty-seventh Regiment June 9, 1865; mustered ont December 14, 1865.
William Everett, discharged August 5, 1863.
Moses Gunnion, died April 24, 1863.
Albert Gerrard, discharged December 6, 1862.
William H. Hightower, died October 16, 1863.
George W. Holdren, mustered out at the close of the war.
Benjamin J. Holden, transferred to Fifty-seventh Regiment June 9, 1865; mus- tered out December 14, 1865.
David L. Jones, discharged August 20, 1863.
John Jenkins, discharged October 23, 1862.
Benjamin Kitsmiller, died December 11, 1864.
Joseph Lovo, died January 1, 1863.
James J. Lucky, died December 7, 1862.
James W. London, died August 18, 1863.
Lewis C. Landon, record indefinite.
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David Little, record indefinite.
Solomon MeCormick, transferred to Veteran Reservo Corps; mustered out.
W. F. Meinturf, discharged April 9, 1864.
William Minton, discharged November 9, 1863.
George Neff, transferred to Fifty-seventh Regiment Juno 9, 1865; mustered out December 14, 1865.
Thomas M. O'Neal, transferred to Veteran Reservo Corps September 20, 1863.
l'antley II. Nnylor, lost on the Sultana.
Thomas Pacey, missing at Chickamauga.
Daniel Phillabaum, died May 2, 1863.
David W. Roberts, killed at Tuunel Hill, Ga., Mny 9, 1864.
David C. Rowden, discharged October 19, 1863.
Henry C. Russey, discharged January 10, 1865.
David Sailors, transferred lo Veteran Reservo Corps November 15, 1862. John C. Turner, transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps February 15, 1864. Incob Van Gordon, died August 15, 1864, of wounds.
William W. Wade, died July 1, 1864.
James Wilson, discharged August 20, 1863.
Francis Williams, transferred to Engineer Corps July 29, 1864; mustered out September 26, 1865.
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Benoni G. Wilson, transferred to Fifty-seventh Regiment June 9, 1865; mustered out December 14, 1865.
Isaac Wright, transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps March 23, 1864.
NINETIETHI REGIMENT (FIFTH CAVALRY).
COMPANY C. .
Henry MeDermitt, mustered out June 15, 1865.
. Samuel Mann, mustered out June 15, 1865.
William Nation, discharged November 12, 1862.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIRST REGIMENT (THREE YEARS).
Isaac Bales, died at Murfreesboro, Tenn., February 21, 1863.
Samuel Bales, discharged March 16, 1863.
Ephraim Howell, discharged February 14, 1865.
Rolla F. Howell, mustered out Juno 24, 1865.
William E. MeDaniel, mustered out Juno 24, 1865.
John Yost, missing in action at Chickamauga, September 19, 1863.
Morgan's Raid Regiments.
The invasion of our state by the Confederate command of General John H. Morgan, in July, 1863, will always remain a prominent feature of our history. It aroused the martial spirit of the people, so that within two days after Governor Morton issued his call for troops, 65,000 men tendered their services.
Thirteen regiments were organized and mustered within less than one week and prepared for active service. The One Hundred and Tenth Regi- ment contained two companies from Delaware County. Company officers and men were furnished that regiment, as follows:
COMPANY E.
Captain-Albert L. Zimmerman.
First Lieutenant-Joseph Kirk.
Second Lieutenant-W. B. Willinms.
Sergeants-John M. Russey, William L. Little, Samuel C. Spalding, William H. Current and John B. Peace.
Corporais-Sell L. Davis, William II. Sendder, John Kirby, Webster Smitb. Privates-James T. Austin, Robert Adams, Jacob Aughe, Henry Adams, Edward W. Brady, Samuel Brady, Thomas S. Benham, Spencer H. Benadum, Marion Ball-
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win, Franklin Benadum, Robert Benoy, William Crouch, Georgo Coffeen, Edward H. Cowan, Joseph Clark, James M. Catterline, John A. Deal, John A. Douglasy, David Duffenbaugh, Lewis Ethell, Joseph Fox, Andrew J. George, George S. Howland, Sam- uel R. Hutchinson, Mornay Helm, Daniel Huffer, Samuel V. Huffer, George Hazzard, Adelbert Haines, Cyril Jones, George Kirby, Hall Little, David Lynn, John A. Lovett, James McPherson, John Messick, Henry Matthowy, Squire Miller, James Mack, Fred- erick MeClellan, Frank MeClellan, John R. Mason, Elder M. Mitchener, Cyrus Necly, Joseph Newman, George W. Nixon, Thomas Parker, William H. Powell, Samuel Parker, Thomas Q. Parker, Samuel Rodman, Richard L. Richardson, Francis M. Richardson, Patrick Ryan, Frederick E. Retz, Georgo W. Reasoner, Henry Rodman, Levin W. Shaffer, Stophen Streoter, John W. Scudder, Charles Sweeney, Joseph Steele, Timothy Shannon, James Thomas, Leonidas 8. Turne, Henry Vice, George W. Watson, Henry Worrell, Ambrose Willson, Levi Wilcoxon, John Wilcoxon, William B. Waldo, Albert Wright, William Winslow, John Youky.
COMPANY J.
Captain-James R. Nation. First Lieutenant-William Wright. Second Lieutenant-William Nation.
Sergeants-J. W. Thornburg, Noah Harrold, Isane Sowerwine, William Graves, N. E. Conn.
Corporals-John Needham, George Miller, Benjamin Brown, James J. Crouch.
Privates-Peter Asher, Isaac Arnold, Shem Bowers, George Bowers, Samuel Brown, William Brown, David Brown, Charles Brown, Georgo Besser, Michael Bowers, Charles W. Clevenger, Jonathan Clevenger, John Clevenger, Albert Culbertson, John Carmichael, Milton Davis, Isaae Downing, Taylor Gibson, William Gibson, Georgo Gibson, Walter Gibson, Richard Gibson, Ephraim Harrold, Milo Harrold, Valentine Harrold, Aaron Hill, George Heath, James T. Harrison, Lewis Johnson, Charles Johnson, James T. Johnson, J. M. Mckinney, Abram Micham, Thomas Madden, Will- iam Needham, Isaac Needham, James Powers, Isaac Rinker, John Simpson, John Sherman, Thomas Shaw, George W. Stephenson, John W. Tuttle, Darlin Tuttle, W. S. Thornburg, Thomas Thornburg, Reuben Thompson, Sherrod B. West, Charles H. Weaver, Harvey White, William Windson, Christian Williams, James Wright.
ONE HUNDRED AND ELEVENTH REGIMENT-(MINUTE MEN.)
COMPANY A.
Captain-J. H. Koontz. First Lieutenant-Alexander Miller.
Second Lientenant-John J. Jones.
Sergeants-John T. Reynolds, George W. Kilgore, William F. Coppersmith, Wil- fiam Applegate, Gilbert S. Landrey.
Corporals-Samuel Jones, James W. Reynolds, Henry C. Parkison, Isaac Neely. Privates-James K. Applegate, David Antrim, Lihott Allen, Wittiam Combs, James W. Curtis, Roark Cole, William Cock, Theophilus Davis, Cyrus Dragoo, Conrad Dippell, Daniel Dragoo, Isane Eppard, Jacob Erther, C. E. Gilbert, Andrew Gray, William Gilbert, Sylvanus Ilawk, William Harmon, William Horn, William W. Hens- ley, John W. Howed, Isham Humphries, James A. Jester, Charles E. Jones, Alfred IS. Jones, John W. Jones, William Il. Jones, Vachel Kendall, William R. Landry, George Liable, Stewart Il. Literal, William Marker, Richard N. Miller, George MeKinley, William J. Morgan, Benjamin F. Necly, Matthias Pitser, Michael Pitser, William Pit- ser, Samuel Parkison, William S. Pitser, John Paty, George W. Parkison, William J. l'atterson, Richard M. Rader, William Rader, Jesse M. Rollins, William H. Reynolds, George W. Reed, John Shields, Joseph Stewart, John A. Swift, John Swift, Jacob Sta- loy, William N. Stewart, Jesse Swift, Jacob Shimer, James Taylor, John W. Taylor, John B. Turner, Darlin M. Tuttle, Jerry Van Note, S. S. Van Note, David Van Bus- kirk, Hugh Walker, Jesse II. Williamson, Matthew S. Walker, William N. White, Philip R. Weiele, James Williamson, Joseph T. White, F. E. White, Nathaniel Ying- ling, Hamilton Yingliag.
COMPANY D.
Captain-Christopher C. Ruggles First Lieutenant-Levi Clark. Second Lieutenant-William H. Props.
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Sergeants-Charles Carter, Owen M. Wilson, George Reynolds, Isaac Lewis, Mat- thew MrCormick.
Corporals-Joseph M. Reynolds, George F. Black, Jacob Stiffler, John Mendwall. Privates-James V. Abbott, ITiram Adams, Robert Brant, Allen T. Brandt, Lucas Brandt, William D. Barley, John Cohorn, Dennis Cabinall. Dillard Drake, Charles Ellis, Daniel Green, Jeremiah Gerrard, Benjamin Holdren, Daniel Haines, John Haines, Frederick Haines, Daniel Jackson, Peter B. Kennedy, Nelson Kirkpatrick, Calvin Keenan, Uriah Low, James Mitchell, William McCormack, John R. Mansfield, Robert Mansfield, James Northeut, Edward Purdue, David Pixley, Thomas Retherford, George Stafford, James R. Stafford, John Stafford, John Shideler, Joseph K. Shideler, John Sebring, William Smith, B. F. Slonaker, Frederick Stiffler, Jacob M. . Slonnker, Jerry Thomas, Hiram Vincent, Lewis Vincent, William Walburn, Goldsberry Wilson, James Williams, Abijab A. Younce.
COMPANY Y.
Captain-James P. Snodgrass. First Lieutenant-Hiram 11. Darter. Second Lieutenant-Peter Trimble.
Sergeants-David Reed, James Moore, William Tinker, Jefferson Snodgrass, Samuel Finner.
Corporals-James Childs, James MeLaughlin, James Smith, Lewis MeLaughlin. Privates-Thomas Antrim, William C. Antrim, Jefferson Antrim, David Antrim, Robert Baley, James Curts, Thomas J. Danner, Richard A. Donner, Sylvester George, Levi Hawk, Jacob Isley, Samuel Isley, George MeLaughlin, John R. Miller, William Mclaughlin, Jefferson Mclaughlin, Samuel Noble, William F. Null, Green P. Reeder, James Reed, James M. Reed, George W. Resoes, Amos Ratliff, Samuel Reed, Samuci Stout, Barnet B. Stephenson, John Stout, David Shepherd, George W. Scerist, Mat- thew S. Swift, William G. Snodgrass, Joseph Thomas, Francis Van Buskirk, Samnel Welch, Samuel A. White.
COMPANY I.
Captain-Jacob H. Wysor.
First Lieutenant-Daniel W. Place.
Second Lieutenant-Juseph Edmonds.
Sergeants-Ozias L. Elliott, Frank Addington, Thomas Jones, Benjamin Place, Moses Butts.
Corporals-Henry Snyder, John Heffner, Peter Fogle, James Carpenter.
Privates-James Adams, James Andrews, Watson Adams, William Berry, John Berry, William J. Berk, John D. Bunch, William HI. Brown, John W. Branson, Job M. Crabtree, George Coffeen, James Campbell, Wellington Cunningham, Patrick Dure, Jacob Dodson, John Dungan, Ezra Dick, Henry Dick, Levi Dick, John Decamp, Walter Everett, Michael Fahner, John M. Flinn, Squire Freeman, George Feathers, George Gordon, Ervin Graves, William Gordon, Robert Hines, Henry Hankins, George Huff, James Kinney, Henry Klein, Charles King, David Lee. Jerry Munsey, Squire Miller, Samuel Munsey. Thomas Moore, Laf MeCormick, Samuel MeCormick, James Cline, Reuben Prichard, George Parker, Samuel Parsons, George Robinson, Samuel Rodman, William Rich, Francis Shell, Jasper Snyder, Samuel Swear, Joseph Turner, Cole Win- gate, Charles C. Willson, George Willson, Joseph Walling.
The regiments numbered 110 and III were not called into the field, and were mustered out July 15, 1863, two or three days after they were mustered into the service.
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEENTH REGIMENT (SIX MONTHS).
Mustered into service at La Fayette, Ind., September 17, 1863, and mustered out in February, 1864.
STATISTICS.
Officers, 39; men, 958; recruits, 15; died, 95; deserters, 13.
Colonel-Thomas J. Brady ; mustered out, time expired. Re-entered
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service as Colonel of the One Hundred and Fortieth Regiment; brevetted Brigadier General March 13, 1865.
The field of operations occupied by the One Hundred and Seventeenth during the period of its service, was chiefly in East Tennessee, among the mountains, and for the most part in midwinter. As a consequence, the ordeal was a severe one, and the officers and men suffered accordingly. Their work, nevertheless, was well done, and deserving the commendations of the people.
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTEENTH REGIMENT (SIX MONTHS).
The One Hundred and Eighteenth Regiment was recruited mainly at Wabash and moved to Indianapolis and was mustered into the six-months service on September 16, 1863, with George W. Jackson as Colonel. Leav- ing Indianapolis same date, it proceeded to Kentucky, and was assigned to the command of General Wilcox, with which it marched into East Tennes- sce, reaching Cumberland Gap on the 3d of October. From there it moved to Morristown and thence to Greenville and Clinch River, where on the 3d of December, it took part in the engagement at Walker's Ford. Lieut. Col. Henry C. Elliott, in command of the regiment, reached the Clinch river about eleven o'clock in the morning. The stream was waded and the regi- ment sent forward and formed in line of battle on both sides of the road, ad- vancing to relieve the Fifth Indiana Cavalry, then nearly destitute of am- munition. The retreat of the Cavalry was covered by the One Hundred and Eighteenth, which gradually fell back, though strongly pressed by a full brigade of the enemy moving in heavy force on both flanks of the regiment. At one time the enemy made a charge on the right, which was met and re- pelled with coolness, and soon after the regiment recrossed the river in safety.
Its loss was one killed and fourteen wounded. After this battle the regiment moved to Tazewell and other points in the mountains of East Ten- nessee, performing arduous duty and suffering many privations. In January, 1864, it marched to Cumberland Gap, and thence homeward by way of Camp Nelson. Reaching Indianapolis about the middle of February, it was finally discharged there and the men who made its rank and file returned to their homes. At the time of its muster in the regiment had 38 officers and 949 men ; afterwards 30 recruits joined the command. Of these 81 died and 26 deserted
COMPANY C.
Captain-Albert L. Zimmerman, mustered out-term expired.
First Lieutenant-Samuel C. Spalding, mustered out-time expired.
Sergeants-William J. Current, Robert If. Clift, William A. Crouch, Abner Saun- ders, Henry Lyon.
Corporals --- Georgo Reese, George W. Watson, William Nixon, Goorge Reasoner, Alexander MeKinley, Josiah Saucer, Morris Michener, Daniel Huffer.
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Musicinna-Charles Warner, John Brennan.
Wagoner -- John Dickersort.
Privates-William Brown, Milton Burnett, Zachariah Blake, William Burke, Job Crabtree, James M. Clark, Jasper Culbertson, Elisha Conner, James Campbell, Reedy Cowgill, Andrew J. Driscoll, Dillard Drake, John W. Dewitt, John P. Dunning. Catch T. Ellis, Henry Evans, William Emerson, Joseph Forenere, Joseph Fox, Michael Fahner, Jefferson Fuson, Michael Friedline, Isaac Gibson, Charles Gibson, John Gib- son, George W. Gibson, Peter Hester, Mornay Helm, Frederick Huber, George S. Hus- ton, James Jernigan. Eli Jernigan. Silas Jenkins, Robert J. Jones, Thomas Kornea, Jacob S. Keller, Philip Larkins, Willinm Lostutter, William J. Lee, Andrew J. Lyon, William McCormick, John Messick, Elias Miller, Adam Michener, Dennis Martin, Will- Inm T. Merrill, William R. Newhouse, Joseph Newhouse, Joseph Noble, Patrick Owens, James Parker, George Parker, Oscar Parker, William HI. Painter, Orson Potter, Will- iam Rich, William H. Richer, John Shuman, James Summerville, Martin Smiley, Will- iam H. Scudder, William II. Steel, John W. Scuddor, John Tuttle, John M. Thornburg, Theophilus Thornburg, Philip Woodward, William P. Waldo, Henry C. Worl, Samuel L. Warner, Noah Wirt, Joseph Ward, Simon Young.
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