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MONTGOMERY COUNTY IN THE WAR OF THE REBELLION.
Montgomery county, even prior to 1861, was noted as one of the localities of the state where a military spirit had always been more or less fostered. Lewis Wallace, who rose to high rank and dis- tinguished himself during the war, had been a lover of the rattling drum, the flashing sword, and the gleaming bayonet, from his boy- hood, and had long kept up a military company in the county. When in April, 1861, Mr. Lincoln called for 75,000 volunteers to aid in enforcing the law, young Wallace, for he was then quite a young man, was practicing his profession in Crawfordsville ; but he at once threw down his pen and law books and took up his sword to defend the Union. He had served in the Mexican war when very young, and was not altogether a stranger to the bivouac and the march. His example, together with that of Mahlon D. Manson, another Montgomery county veteran of the Mexican war, who also distin-
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guished himself in the war of the rebellion, soon filled the whole county with an enthusiastic spirit of devotion to the old flag of the fathers.
The night after the President's call for 75,000 volunteers was is- sued, a large and enthusiastic meeting was held at McClelland's Hall, in Crawfordsville, at which the venerable Judge Isaac Naylor pre- sided. Resolutions were adopted denouncing the rebellion as wicked and inexcusable, proclaiming that the public authorities were as much bound to put it down as they were to repel a foreign invader, and offering all the aid the county could render to make the war for the Union successful. The third day after this meeting a company was fully organized and ready to go into camp. The morning of April 18, 1861, the time set for its departure, will be long remembered in Crawfordsville. War was a new thing to most of the people, and thousands had gathered in the streets of the town to honor the brave and patriotic young men who were to be the first to meet the haz- ards of battle. A little while before the arrival of the train which was to bear them away the company was drawn up in line on Green street, between Main and Market, and James H. Benefiel passed along presenting to each member thereof a copy of the New Testa- ment. After this the company marched to the depot of the then New Albany & Salem railroad, followed by nearly the entire population of the town and hundreds from the country. It was a sad and solemn occasion. The patriotic father, with a heavy heart, bade his manly boy good-bye. The mother, with a mother's tender love, pressed him to her bosom, as she feared, for the last time ; and the coy maiden, who had pledged him her affections, with bowed head and palpitating heart, whispered in his ear her wish for his safe re- turn. It was not long till the train came, the boys were soon on board, the train moved off, handkerchiefs were waved, and the vast concourse in solemn silence went back to their several homes, little dreaming that such scenes were to be repeated till 2,000 of the county's patriotic sons should volunteer to join the ranks of the na- tional army. The next day a company left Ladoga, and soon another from Crawfordsville followed. And from this time till the old flag of the Union waved in triumph from the ramparts of Sum- ter again the county promptly met every draft upon her patriotism. During the long struggle many a field drank freely of the best blood of the county, and many a household yet mourns the loss of a dear boy or a father who gave his life to preserve what we to-day enjoy, a government strong enough to be merciful to its enemies, upright
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enough to gain the respect of all the nations of the earth, and mild enough to retain the undying love of its own citizens.
The long list of Montgomery county soldiers is given in the fol- lowing pages. Great pains have been taken to make the list full and accurate, yet it is possible that some names which ought to have been inserted may have been accidentally omitted.
ROLL OF OFFICERS FROM MONTGOMERY COUNTY IN THE CIVIL WAR, 1861-5.
TENTH REGIMENT-THREE MONTHS.
Colonel M. D. Manson, commissioned captain April 17, '61; mustered in April 25, '61 ; promoted major April 27, '61; promoted colonel May 10, '61 ; promoted brigadier-general.
Captain James H. Watson, commissioned April 26, '61; mustered out, term expired.
COMPANY K.
Captain William H. Morgan, commissioned June 24, '61; mus- tered out, term expired. Reentered service as lieutenant-colonel 25th regiment.
ELEVENTH REGIMENT-THREE MONTHS.
Colonel Lewis Wallace, commissioned April 26, '61; mustered out, term expired. Reëntered service as colonel 11th regiment in three-years service.
Surgeon Thomas W. Fry, commissioned April 26, '61; mustered out, term expired. Reëntered service as surgeon 11th regiment in three-years service.
COMPANY G.
Henry M. Carr, commissioned April 22, '61; mustered in April 25, '61; mustered out, term expired. Reëntered service as captain in 11th regiment, three-years service.
First Lieutenant H. B. Wilson, commissioned April 22, '61; mustered in April 25, '61; mustered out, term expired.
Second Lieutenant John F. Caven, commissioned April 23, '61; mustered in April 25, '61; mustered out, term expired. Reentered service as first lieutenant 11th regiment, three-years service.
COMPANY' I.
Captain Lewis Wallace, commissioned April 18, '61; mustered in April 25, '61; promoted colonel.
Captain Isaac C. Elston, commissioned April 27, '61; mustered in April 25, '61 ; mustered out, term expired. Reëntered service as captain in 11th regiment, three-years service. 3
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First Lientenant A. C. Wilson, commissioned April 18, '61; mustered in April 25, '61; mustered out, term expired.
Second Lieutenant Isaac C. Elston, commissioned April 18, '61 ; mustered in April 25, '61 ; promoted captain.
Second Lieutenant John W. Ross, commissioned April 27, '61 ; mustered in April 25, '61 ; mustered out, term expired.
TENTH REGIMENT-THREE YEARS.
Colonel Mahlon D. Manson, commissioned May 10, 61; mustered in September 18, '61; promoted brigadier-general U. S. Vols. March 24, '62.
Chaplain George T. Dougherty, mustered in September 18, '61; resigned.
Surgeon Joseph S. Allen, commissioned September 21, '61 ; mus- tered in September 18, '61 ; resigned October 3, '62.
COMPANY B.
Captain James H. Vanarsdall, commissioned September 2, '61 ; mustered in September 18, '61 ; resigned June 7, 62.
Captain Frank Goben, commissioned June 8, '62; mustered in July 5, '62 ; resigned August 9, '64.
Captain William Colwell, commissioned August 10, '64; mus- tered out as first lieutenant September 19, '64, term expired.
First Lieutenant Frank Goben, commissioned September 2, '61 ; mustered in September 18, '61 ; promoted captain.
First Lieutenant William Colwell, commissioned June 8, '62; mustered in July 5, '62; promoted captain ; mustered out Septem- ber 19, '64.
First Lieutenant Robert P. Snyder, commissioned August 10, '64 ; mustered out as second lieutenant September 19, '64, term expired.
Second Lieutenant William Colwell, commissioned September 2, '61; mustered in September 18, '61 ; promoted first lieutenant.
Second Lieutenant Isaac F. Miller, commissioned June 8, '62 ; died July 1, '62, at Corinth, Mississippi.
Second Lieutenant Robert P. Snyder, commissioned July 1, '62; mustered in October 23, '62; promoted first lientenant; mustered out September 19, '64.
ELEVENTH REGIMENT-THREE YEARS.
Colonel Lewis Wallace, commissioned August 31, '61; mustered in August 31, '61 ; promoted brigadier-general U. S. Vols. Septem- ber 3, '61.
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Major Isaac C. Elston, commissioned September 3, '61 ; mus- tered in September 3, '61 ; resigned April 8, '62.
Surgeon Thomas W. Fry, commissioned August 31, '61; mus- tered in August 31, '61; appointed brigade surgeon U. S. Vols. September 28, '61.
COMPANY B.
Thomas C. Pursell, commissioned October 4, '62; mustered in October 10, '62 ; mustered out November 28, '64, term expired.
COMPANY C.
Captain James R. Ross, commissioned October 28, '63 ; mus- tered in December 19, '63; resigned May 17, '64; promoted major and aid-de-camp.
COMPANY E.
First Lieutenant Thomas W. Fry, commissioned January 13, '62 ; resigned February 23, '63.
Second lieutenant Thomas W. Fry Jr .; commissioned December 4, '61 ; mustered in December 4, '61 ; promoted first lieutenant.
COMPANY F.
First Lieutenant Thomas B. Woods, commissioned October 19, '62; mustered in October 21, '61 ; transferred to Co. G.
First Lieutenant William W. Hyatt, commissioned January 28, '65 ; mustered in May 1, '65 ; mustered out July 26, '65, term ex- pired.
Second Lieutenant Joshua Budd, commissioned October 3, '62 ; mustered in October 1, '62 ; resigned February 23, '63;
Second Lieutenant W. W. Hyatt, commissioned August 1, '64 ; mustered in April 11, '65 ; promoted first lieutenant.
Second Lieutenant Charles Kroff, commissioned January 28, '65 ; mustered in May 2, '65 ; mustered out July 26, '65, term expired.
COMPANY G.
Captain Henry M. Carr, commissioned August 24, '61 ; mustered in August 31, '64; promoted colonel 58th reg. November 14, '61.
Captain John F. Caven, commissioned November 20, '61; mus- tered in November 20, '61; mustered out November 23, '64, term expired.
First Lieutenant John F. Caven, commissioned August 24, '61; mustered in August 31, '61 ; promoted captain.
First Lieutenant Milton Clark, commissioned November 20, '61 ; mustered in November 20, '61 ; resigned - 1, '62.
First Lieutenant Thomas B. Woods, commissioned October 19, '62; mustered in October 21, '62; honorably discharged January 27, '65.
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First Lieutenant Robert W. Matthews, commissioned January 2S. '65, mustered in May 1, '65 : promoted captain Co. C.
First Lieutenant Alexander Richardson, commissioned February 1. '65; mustered in May 12. '65; mustered out July 26. '65, term expired.
Second Lieutenant Milton Clark. commissioned August 31, '61; mustered in August 31. '61 ; promoted first lieutenant.
Second Lieutenant Thomas B. Woods, commissioned August 2, '62: mustered in August 1, '62; promoted first lieutenant Co. F.
Second Lieutenant Thomas W. Durham. commissioned ; June 14, '63 ; mustered in September 1. '63 : resigned January 10, '64.
Second Lieutenant George A. Fielding, commissioned January 1, '65: mustered in May 1. '65; mustered out July 26. '65. term ex- pired.
COMPANY H.
Randolph Kellogg, commissioned May 5. '63: mustered in May 5, '63 ; honorably discharged January 20. '65.
Randolph Kellogg, commissioned March 22, '65 ; revoked.
First Lieutenant James R. Ross, commissioned August 24, '61; mustered in August 24, '61 ; promoted captain Co. C.
COMPANY I.
Captain Isaac C. Elston, commissioned August 31. '61 ; mustered in August 31, '61; promoted major.
Captain John W. Ross, commissioned November 20, '61; mus- tered in November 25. '61; mustered out November 25. '64, term expired.
Captain Joseph B. Simpson, commissioned May 5. '63 : mustered in May 5, '63; promoted captain.
Second Lieutenant Randolph Kellogg, commissioned August 24, '61 : mustered in August 31. '61 ; promoted first lieutenant.
FIFTEENTH REGIMENT-THREE YEARS.
COMPANY E.
Captain George W. Lamb, commissioned April 24, '61; mustered in June 14, '61: resigned February 9, '63; reentered service as first lieutenant 150th.
Captain William Marks, commissioned February 10, '63; mus- tered in March 19, '63; mustered out June 25, '64, term expired.
First Lieutenant George W. Riley, commissioned April 24, '61; mustered in June 14, '61 ; dishonorably dismissed January 25, '63.
First Lieutenant William M. Graham, commissioned February
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10, '63 ; mustered in March 19, '63; mustered out June 25, '64, termi expired.
Second Lieutenant William B. Kennedy, commissioned April 24, '61 ; mustered in June 14, '61; resigned February 5, '62.
Second Lieutenant William Marks, commissioned February 15, '62; mustered in April 3, '62; promoted captain.
Second Lieutenant John I. Harvey, commissioned February 10, '63; mustered in March 19, '63 ; mustered ont June 25, 1864, term expired.
FORTIETH REGIMENT.
Chaplain George W. Stafford, commissioned September 9. '63; mustered in September 11, '63; resigned June 9, '64.
COMPANY C.
Captain John R. Connell, commissioned April 22, '63; mustered in June 2, '63 ; resigned January 17. '64.
Captain James R. Hanna, commissioned January 18, '64 ; died as first lieutenant.
Captain Joseph W. O'Brien, commissioned July 1, '65.
First Lieutenant, John R. Connell, commissioned December 3, '62; mustered in December 3, '62; promoted captain.
First Lientenant James M. Hanna, commissioned April 22, '63 ; mustered in June 2, '63; died February 28, '64.
First Lieutenant Joseph A. Stillwell, commissioned February 29, '64 ; mustered in April 27, '64 ; promoted captain.
First Lieutenant Joseph W. O'Brien, commissioned July 1, '64 ; mustered in September 1, '64 ; promoted captain.
Second Lieutenant Jolm R. Connell, commissioned September 15, '62; mustered in September 15, '62; promoted first lieutenant. Second Lieutenant James M. Hanna, commissioned December 3. '62 ; mustered in December 3, '62 ; promoted first lieutenant.
FIFTY-SECOND REGIMENT.
Major Henry M. Carr, commissioned October 18, '62; mustered in October 23, '62 ; resigned June 28, '64, disability.
COMPANY B.
Captain Henry M. Carr, commissioned July 22, '62; mustered in August 16, '62 ; promoted major.
Captain Oliver P. Mahan, commissioned October 19, '62 ; mus- tered in October 24, '62; resigned February 16, '63.
Captain William P. Herron, commissioned February 17, '63; mustered in February 24, '63; mustered out with regiment.
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First Lieutenant Oliver P. Mahan, commissioned July 22, '62; mustered in August 16, 62; promoted captain.
First Lieutenant Wesley C. Gerard, commissioned October 19, '62; mustered in October 24, '62; resigned February 2, '63.
First Lieutenant William P. Herron, commissioned February 2, '63 ; promoted captain.
First Lieutenant Robert Maxwell, commissioned February 17, '63; mustered in February 24, '63; mustered out with regiment.
Second Lieutenant Wesley C. Gerard, commissioned July 22, '62; mustered in August 16, '62; promoted first Lieutenant.
Second Lieutenant William P. Herron, commissioned October 19, '62; mustered in October 24, '62; promoted first lieutenant.
Second Lieutenant Robert Maxwell, commissioned February 2, '63 ; promoted first lieutenant.
Second Lieutenant Charles M. Robinson, commissioned February 17, '63; mustered in February 24, '63; resigned April 18, '64.
Second Lieutenant Nelson Gaskell, commissioned May, 1, '64 ; mustered in January 12, '65; mustered out with regiment.
COMPANY E.
Captain Harvey B. Wilson, commissioned August 14, '62; mus- tered in August 14, '62 ; resigned December 14, '62.
Captain Lawson S. Kilborn, commissioned December 15, '62; mustered in February 17, '63; promoted major.
First Lieutenant Lawson S. Kilborn, commissioned August 14, '62; mustered in August 14, '62 ; promoted captain.
First Lieutenant John N. Insley, commissioned December 15, '62; mustered in December 17, '62; resigned February 9, '63.
First Lieutenant Lewis C. Priest, commissioned February 10, '63 ; mustered in April 9, '63 ; died June 24, '64.
Second Lieutenant John N. Insley, commissioned August 14, '62 ; mustered in August 14, '62 ; promoted first lieutenant.
Second Lieutenant Lewis C. Priest, commissioned December 15, '62; mustered in December 17, '62; promoted first lieutenant.
Second Lieutenant John W. Plunkett, commissioned January 1, '65; mustered in June 21, '65; mustered out with regiment.
FIFTY-EIGHTH REGIMENT.
Colonel Henry M. Carr, commissioned November 14, '61; mus- tered in December 17, '61; resigned June 17, '62.
COMPANY K.
Captain Walter B. Carr, commissioned November 15, '61; mus- tered in December 22, '61; dismissed May 1, '62.
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FOURTH CAVALRY, SEVENTY-SEVENTH : REGIMENT-THREE YEARS.
COMPANY I.
Captain John Jackson, commissioned March 1, '64; died in rebel prison, Columbia, November 20, '64, as first lieutenant.
First Lieutenant John Jackson, commissioned February 15, '63 ; mustered in April 24, '63; promoted captain.
Second Lieutenant John Jackson, commissioned August 12, '62 ; mustered in August 22, '62; promoted first lieutenant.
EIGHTY-SIXTH REGIMENT-THREE YEARS.
COMPANY F.
Captain Wilson H. Layman, commissioned August 24, '64; mus- tered in November 7, '64; mustered out with regiment.
First Lieutenant Wilson H. Layman, commissioned October 24, '63; mustered in January 1, '64 ; promoted captain.
Second Lieutenant Wilson H. Layman, commissioned January 10, '63; mustered in April 3, '63; promoted first lieutenant.
COMPANY I.
First Lieutenant John Gilliland, commissioned August 22, '62; mustered in September 4, '62; returned as a deserter to 51st Illinois volunteers by sentence of court-martial.
First Lieutenant Thomas H. B. McCain, commissioned August 1, '64; mustered in September 5, '64; mustered out with regiment.
COMPANY K.
Captain William M. Southard, commissioned August 23, '62; mustered in September 4, '62; killed at battle of Mission Ridge November 25, 1863.
Captain Robert B. Spillman, commissioned March 31, '64; mustered in June 26, '64; mustered out with regiment.
First Lieutenant William H. Lynn, commissioned August 23, '62; mustered in September 4, '62; resigned November 30, '62.
First Lieutenant John M. Yount, commissioned November 30, '62; mustered in November 30, '62; discharged March 4, '64.
First Lieutenant Hugh Reilley, commissioned August 1, '64; mustered in September 5, '64; mustered out with regiment
Second Lieutenant John M. Yount, commissioned August 23, '62; mustered in September 4, 62; promoted first lieutenant.
Second Lieutenant Tighlman A. Howard, commissioned June 1, '65; mustered out as first sergeant with regiment.
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FIFTH CAVALRY (NINETIETH) REGIMENT-THREE YEARS.
COMPANY L.
First Lieutenant Irvin A. Mccullough, commissioned March 5, '64; mustered in March 18, '64; mustered out June 15, '65.
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTH REGIMENT-MINUTE MEN.
Quartermaster George W. Lamb, commissioned July 12, '63; mustered in July 12, '63 ; mustered out July 17, '63.
COMPANY C.
Captain John W. Ramsey, commissioned July 11, '63 ; mustered in July 11, '63 ; mustered out July 17, '63.
First Lieutenant William S. Fry, commissioned July 11, '63; mustered in July 11, '63; mustered out July 17, '63.
ONE HUNDRED AND ELEVENTH REGIMENT-MINUTE MEN.
COMPANY K.
Captain Joseph Belton, commissioned July 10, '63; mustered in July 10, '63 ; mustered out July 15, '63.
First Lieutenant John Hickman, commissioned July 10, '63 ; mustered in July 10, '63 ; mustered out July 15, '63.
Second Lieutenant William Kerr, commissioned July 10, '63; mustered in July 10, '63; mustered out July 15, '63.
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTIETH REGIMENT-THREE YEARS.
COMPANY B.
Captain Charles W. Elmore, commissioned December 30, '63; mustered in January 30, '64 ; resigned September 30, '64.
Captain Ebenezer P. McClaskey, commissioned September 30, '64 ; mustered in November 13, '63.
First Lieutenant E. P. McClaskey, commissioned December 30, '63; mustered in January 30, '64; promoted captain.
First Lieutenant Esaias H. Cox, commissioned September 30, '64; mustered in November 22, '64.
Second Lieutenant John S. French, commissioned December 30, '63; mustered in January 30, '64; promoted assistant surgeon.
· Second Lieutenant E. H. Cox, commissioned May 1, '64; mus- tered in July 10, '64 ; promoted first lieutenant.
Second Lieutenant William H. Ryker, commissioned September 30, '64 ; canceled.
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COMPANY C.
Captain John M. Barcus, commissioned January 30, '64; mus- tered in March 19, '64; promoted major.
Captain Jacob M. Barcus, commissioned December 1, '64 ; mus- tered in December 25, '64.
First Lieutenant Jacob H. Barcus, commissioned January 30, '64; mustered in January 30, '64; promoted captain.
First Lieutenant John E. Shockley, commissioned December 2, '64; mustered in March 1, '65; dismissed for desertion August 15, '65.
First Lieutenant Thomas R. Irons, commissioned August 16, '65.
Second Lieutenant James W. Plunkett, commissioned January 30, '64; mustered in March 19, '64; honorably discharged August 11, '64.
Second Lieutenant Thomas R. Irons, commissioned July 1, '65 ; mustered in July 20, '65 ; promoted first lieutenant.
ELEVENTH CAVALRY (126TH) REGIMENT -THREE YEARS.
COMPANY K.
Captain Robert H. Heckathorn, commissioned August 28, '64; mustered in November 10, '64; died December 26, '64, of wounds received in action at Nashville, Tennessee.
First Lieutenant R. H. Heckathorn, commissioned January 1, '64; mustered in January 1, '64 ; promoted captain.
First Lieutenant Benjamin C. Miller, commissioned March 1, '65 ; mustered in April 1, '65 ; mustered out with regiment.
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-FIFTH REGIMENT-ONE HUNDRED DAYS.
Surgeon James A. McClelland, commissioned May 25, '64 ; mus- tered in May 26, '64; mustered out with regiment.
Assistant Surgeon James A. Berryman, commissioned May 25, '64; mustered in May 25, '64; mustered out with regiment.
COMPANY C.
Captain John K. Harrison, commissioned May 15, '64 ; mustered in May 23, '64'; mustered out with regiment.
Second Lieutenant Lewis Barnet, commissioned May 15, '64; mustered in May 23, '64; mustered out with regiment.
COMPANY F.
Captain Alfred J. McClelland, commissioned May 18. '64 ; mus- tered in May 23, '64 ; mustered out with regiment.
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First Lieutenant Albert Cahn, commissioned May 18, '64 ; mus- tered in May 23, '64; mustered out with regiment.
Second Lieutenant Robert B. F. Peirce, commissioned May 18, '64 ; mustered in May 23, '64; mustered out with regiment.
COMPANY I.
Captain Walter B. Carr, commissioned May 21, '64; mustered in May 23, '64; mustered out with regiment.
Second Lieutenant John A. Shanklin, commissioned May 21, '64; mustered in May 23, '64 ; mustered out with regiment.
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-NINTH REGIMENT-ONE YEAR.
Surgeon William C. Hendricks, commissioned March 16, '65; mustered in April 15, '65 ; resigned July 18, '65.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTIETH REGIMENT-ONE YEAR.
COMPANY D.
First Lieutenant Thomas Hartness, commissioned July 1, '65 ; mustered in July 27, '65; mustered out with regiment.
Second Lieutenant Thomas Hartness, commissioned March 1, '65; mustered in March 2, '65; promoted first lieutenant.
COMPANY E.
Captain Frank L. Hamilton, commissioned March 1, '65 ; mus- tered in March 2, '65; mustered out with regiment.
First Lieutenant George W. Lamb, commissioned March 1, '65; mustered in March 2, '65; mustered out with regiment.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FOURTH REGIMENT-ONE YEAR.
COMPANY K.
First Lieutenant William H. McNeeley, commissioned April 20, '65; mustered in April 21, '65; discharged June 21, '65.
First Lieutenant George T. Dorsey, commissioned July 1, '65 ; mustered in July 21, '65 ; mustered out with regiment.
Second Lieutenant George T. Dorsey, commissioned April 20, '65; mustered in April 21, '65 ; promoted first lieutenant.
NINTH BATTERY, LIGHT ARTILLERY.
Captain Noah S. Thompson, commissioned January 1, '62 ; mus- tered in February 25, '62; mustered out August 18, '62, by S. O. No. 195; restored April 7, '63, by S. O. No. 159; honorably dis- charged June 8, '63.
Captain George R. Brown, commissioned June 9, '63 ; mustered in July 1, '63; mustered out March 6, '65; term expired.
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First Lieutenant George R. Brown, commissioned January 1, '62; mustered in February 25, '62; promoted captain.
First Lieutenant John W. Wellshear, commissioned January 1, '62; mustered in February 25, '62; resigned July 8, '62; recom- missioned.
Second Lieutenant Samnel G. Calfee, commissioned June 16, '63 ; mustered in July 1, '63; mustered out March 6, '65, term expired.
EIGHTEENTH BATTERY, LIGHT ARTILLERY.
Captain Eli Lilly, commissioned August 6, '62; mustered in Au- gust 4, '62 ; resigned June 3, '64, to accept promotion of major in Ninth Cavalry.
Captain Joseph A. Scott, commissioned April 5, '64; resigned as first lieutenant April 24, '64, on account of wounds received in action.
First Lieutenant Joseph A. Scott, commissioned August 6, '62; mustered in August 4, '62; promoted captain.
First Lieutenant Martin J. Miller, commissioned April 25, '64 ; mustered in May 15, '64; killed in action near Selma, Alabama, April 2, '65.
Second Lieutenant Martin J. Miller, commissioned August 10, '63; mustered in November 15, '63; promoted first lieutenant.
TWENTY-SECOND BATTERY, LIGHT ARTILLERY.
Captain Edward W. Nicholson, commissioned July 5, '64; mus- tered in Angust 26, '64; mustered out with battery.
First Lieutenant Edward W. Nicholson, commissioned October 25, '62; mustered in December 15, '62; promoted captain.
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