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pired; Berry, James R., mustered out Au- gust 31, 1865, term expired; Herron, John, died at Fort Gaines, Ala., May 7, 1864; Herrick, Charles, mustered out August 31, 1865, term expired ; Jones, William, mus- tered out July 31, 1865; McCleland, James A., mustered out June 23, 1865; Wage, George, mustered out August 31, 1865; term expired; Company K (mustered March 6, and April 14, 1864)-Lewis, Thomas W., mustered out August 31, 1865, term expired ; Lutz, Frederick, not mustered out ; Pitts, Edward A., mustered out Au- gust 31, 1865, as sergeant, term expired; Pitts, Warren, discharged June 13, 1865; Wiles, John, mustered out August 31, 1865, as bugler, term expired; Company M (mustered March 8, 1864)-Bell, John, mustered out August 31, 1865, term ex- pired; Jett, Henry C., mustered out August 31, 1865, term expired.
The Regiment's Work in the Field .- This command did not leave the state until May 3, 1864. It then moved to Pulaski, Tenn., where, and at Decatur, Ala., during the Atlanta campaign, it guarded a railroad over which supplies were sent to Sherman's army. It had several skirmishes with the forces under Roddy, Wheeler and Forrest, and in the battle of Pulaski, September 28, fought bravely, losing fifty officers and men, killed and wounded. A detachment at De- catur fought Hood four days in October, and a portion of the regiment fell back on Nashville, engaging in the battles of Nash- ville, Little Harpeth, Reynolds' Hill and Sugar Creek, losing in officers and men sixty-three killed and wounded, and seventy- five captured; and on the other hand cap- turing from the enemy in these several en- gagements, four stands of colors, and 300 men and officers with their arms. During the winter the detachment at Decatur, under Maj. Williamson, participated in the battles
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of Flint River, Indian Creek, Courtland and Mount Hope, and succeeded in captur- ing ten pieces of artillery, 150 officers and men, and a supply train consisting of 150 wagons and 500 mules. In February, 1865, the regiment proceeded, by steamer, to New Orleans, and thence to Mobile Bay, participating in the reduction of Spanish Fort and Fort Blakely, which resulted in the surrender of Mobile. The regiment then made an expedition to Eufala and Montgomery, Ala., and moved thence to Vicksburg, Miss., reaching there in July. Thereafter, until muster out, August 31, 1865, it was engaged in garrison and patrol duty in Mississippi. On April 28, 1865, the regiment lost three officers and thirty-five men by the explosion of the ill-fated steamer, Sultana. These soldiers had been paroled and were on their way home when killed. In May, 1864, it also lost five men killed and seventy wounded by a railroad collision on the L. & N. railroad. The regiment went out with 1,254 officers and men, and re- ceived forty-six recruits. It returned to the state with twenty-eight officers and 519 men.
military services as might be required of them in any state, and were to be armed, subsisted, clothed and paid by the United States, but were not to receive any bounty. These troops were designed to make the campaign of 1864 successful and decisive by relieving a large number of veterans from garrison and guard duty and allowing them to join their companions in arms, then about entering one of the most active and im- portant campaigns of the war. Their places were filled by the 100 days' men as fast as the latter could be organized into regiments and sent forward from the camps of rendezvous. The organizations from Indiana consisted of eight regiments, num- bered consecutively from the One Hundred and Thirty-second to the One Hundred and Thirty-ninth, inclusive. The One Hundred and Thirty-sixth Regiment was composed almost entirely of men from the First con- gressional district, there being three entire companies, A, B and C, from Vanderburgh county, the largest body of citizens that had yet gone out with any organization. The regiment was organized and mustered into service on the 23d day of May, IS64. Vanderburgh county gave to the regiment the following officers, all of whom were com- missioned May 21, 1864, and mustered out with the regiment: Col. John W. Foster, Lieut. Col. William H. Walker, Maj. Blythe Hynes, and Qrm. Robert Early; to Com- pany A, Capt. Adolphus Pfafflin, First Lieut. Philip Euler, Second Lieut. Charles Ritter, all commissioned May 3, 1864; to Company B, Capt. William B. Hollingsworth, First Lieut. Frank M. Thayer, Second Lieut. Christopher L. Scott, all commissioned May 5, 1864; and to Company C, Capt. William H. Caldwell, First Lieut. Edward P. Elliott, Second Lieut. Frederick Geiger, all com-
The Hundred Days' Volunteers .- When the winter of 1863-4 had passed and the life of the nation was still in danger, preparations were made for a vigorous prosecution of the war. The victories and campaigns of the preceding year were bril- liant and in a large measure effective, but it was hoped that the achievements of the year just commencing might terminate the re- bellion and restore peace. The governors of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, and Wiscon- sin offered to raise for the service of the general government a force of volunteers to serve for 100 days, and on the 23d day of April, 1864, Gov. Morton issued his call for Indiana's portion of that force. The missioned May 21, 1864. At the organiza- troops thus raised were to perform such lion of Company C, May 5, 1864, William
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H. Walker was commissioned captain, and Frederick Teipel, John Voll, William Vier- ling, John Walter, Charles West, Christian Walter, Peter Wilsbacher, Joseph Witz, Henry F. Wilke, Charles White, Isaac Weiss, Nicholas Yost, Christian Ziss. Company B-Henry J. Ashley, Augustus C. Ames, John C. Barnes, James W. Bar- bour, Adam Beiling, David W. Burns, Jud- son G. Burtis, Jackson Belford, Benjamin H. Beggs, Samuel W. Blackburn, Henry W. Beppus, Robert H. Blackburn, William W. Brownell, Eleazer V. Burnett, George Burkhart, John Burrucker, William T. Car- ney, Martin N. Christ, William Christian, John W. Collins, James Crafts, Adam Con- rad, James Corduroy, George B. Davison, Fletcher O. DeBruler, John C. Duvendork, Isaac F. Demerit, Robert Early, George Elsperman, Oliver Evans, James C. Farrow, the officers above named were each one grade lower than as stated, but upon his ad- vancement to lieutenant colonel of the regi- ment, promotions were made which officered the company as indicated above. The fol- lowing is a complete roster of the enlisted men serving in these companies: Company A - John Alderton, Ernst Andel, George Brown, William G. Boepple, William Bisch- man, Leopold Bernheimer, John Berner, George Bambe, George Baisch, Charles Coply, Henry Dreier, Frank Dougherty, Peter Deal, John Dean, Thomas Doyle, Peter Dam, Thomas Dickerson, Henry Eisler, Michael Eisler, Henry Ehman, William H. Edwards, Stephen Ensner, Al- bert Enstein, William A. Fritsch, Albert Fisher, George Geisler, Henry C. Green, Henry Gumberts, John Gebing, Henry J. Joseph Fitzgerald, John Fitzgerald, Isadore Glein, John M. Gleichman, John Huber, Frederick Hoelscher, Jacob Hirch, Phillip Haumer, Jacob Hahn, August Heinekamp, Louis Hanschilds, Henry Hewig, John Jordan, Rudolph Kehr, Frederick Kercher, George Kissel, August Korsemeyer, Fred- erick Krohne, Francis Krug, Henry Kruse, Theodore L. Kuhlman, Louis Kramer, Christian Koehler, George Kinkel, Charles Kretschmar, John Linde, Gottlieb Lerch, John H. Lambers, Henry Moellenkamp, John Mosel, Louis Metzner, Gustave Mathias, John McDonough, Reinhard Orth, John Polhaus, Theodore Pfafflin, Gottlieb Pfisterer, Jacob Rifflin, Jacob Rickling, John Roepple, Christian Ressler, John L. Straub, Harry Smith, Henry Schmitt, Ernst Schorr, Jacob Schlintenhard, Gottlieb Schieber, Peter Schindler, Charles Schweitzer, Albert Severet, John Straub-
miller, Albert Schumaker, Charles Schlange,
Joseph Schoene, Christian Steinhauer,
William Schneider, Jacob Showener, William F. Schlotter, August Schlange, I
A. Flack, James S. Floyd, George Forsyth, Spencer Glazier, James Gorman, William Grammer, Joseph Gugamus, Christian Her- man, J. Blythe Hendricks, William E. Hows- ley, John T. Hutchinson, Thomas Hum- phreys, James P. Hynes, Thomas Ingle, William Johnson, John Kattenbacher, Franz Kirchner, Josiah Kightly, Rob- ert B. Kirkpatrick, Madison B. Kirk- patrick, William H. Kirkpatrick, Isaac H. Kimbly, John Koenig, John Kohl, Leo Kuhn, Adolph Lagant, William B. Lindsey, Marion Lockwood, Joseph Lyon, Walter M. Lewis, Michael Mackedon, Thornton Males, George F. Mayer, John Mum, James McKinney, Charles Miller, John A. Miller, Herman Miller, Jacob Miller, Henry Morris, John Nester, James O. Byrne, Charles W. Osborne, William E. Quinn, Lewis Raple, John Roeder, Mathew W. Rogers, George J. Reeves, John M. Samp- son, Louis Schmitt, Frank S. Schu, John H. Sonntag, Henry Steiper, James Swanson, jr., James Taylor, George A.
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Urie, Abram Van Strickland, George Vickery, Samuel W. Wallace, William T. Wade, Frank C. White, Samuel Wyt- tenbach, John Yocum, Adrian Youngs. Company C-Charles H. Allen, William F. Beard, John Bailey, Jacob Bippus, Louis Birtis, Henry Browne, John Burns, William Burroughs, F. Bruce Carson, Albert W. Carpenter, Henry Clark, David Cory, Henry Curry, W. H. Day, John Dick, James E. Eargood, James H. Foster, John F. Foster, Frank France, James B. Gammel,
Geiger, Frederick Geiger, Christopher Garst, Jefferson Girman, Frank Gray, Fred- erick Guth, Samuel Hays, Jacob Heddrick, John Heilman, George Henninger Louis Hess, A. B. Hinkle, Henry Huber, John Hopkins, Calvin P. Howard, Benja- min Hubb, jr., Jacob Hurmell, John Hurly, Heber Ingle, Charles T. Jenkins, Frank M. Kennison, Moses C. Kohn, Joseph P. Kra- mer, James Larue, Bruce Lechner, John Maine, George W. Mayhu, Joseph B. Mayhu, jr., George F. Mansell, William W. Manning, John Monks, William McDowell, Isaac Miller, Conrad Miller, Allen G. Mills, Henry Myers, Benjamin Newman, George W. Newman, Henry C. Newman, Philip Nester, John O'Brien, Dennis O'Brien, Patrick O'Brien, James H. Phil- lips, Jacob Reerer, William Ryan, John H. Reynolds, Andrew J. Rudisil, William L. Sauer, James M. Scantlin, John Scofield, Charles Sewsemier, Charles Seedrel, John Sheppard, John D. Sheppard, John Sheer, Joseph E. Schu, Thomas Shaw, Eson Shap- taugh, John List, Jesse B. Start, George M. Stinson, John M. Stinson, Burnett Taylor, Cornelius Totten, Levi H. Tower, Howard Walker, William Warren, Nicholas Weber. John White, George White, William Wil- son, George H. Williams, Nicholas Winter, Joseph Winer, Robert F. Woods, William Zast.
The Field Service of the One Hundred and Thirty-sixth .- Soon after its organiza- tion the regiment departed for Tennessee. Arriving at Nashville it was assigned to duty along the railroads over which were transported supplies for Sherman's army, then advancing on Atlanta, and until the latter part of August, 1864, was kept con- stantly engaged in guarding these import- ant lines of communication. Its service was valuable as an important adjunct to the bril- liant and successful campaign of 1864. The three companies from this county went out with 294 men." They lost one by death -- Albert Schumacher, who died June 20, 1864, and one by desertion. Immediately after its final discharge, Joseph Kramer, of Company C, was killed by a shot fired by an unknown person. The regiment was mustered out September 2, 1864, at Indianapolis.
The Last Regiment for the Front .- In December, 1864, Abraham Lincoln again, called on the loyal people of the north for 300,000 volunteers. In response to this, the final call for troops made by the president during the civil war, Indiana sent eleven regiments to the front, among them being the One Hundred and Forty-third, com- posed of companies from the first congres- sional district, organized and mustered into service at Indianapolis on the 21st day of February, 1865, with John F. Grill, as colonel. Early in 1861, Col. Grill had gone out as captain of a company in the Twenty- fourth, had rendered valiant and faithful service with that gallant regiment, had won and received advancement to the rank of lieutenant colonel, had just returned to his home from active service, and it was a fitting recognition of his worth that he should com- mand the last regiment that went out com- posed largely of Vanderburgh county men. His commission was dated the 20th day of February, 1865, and he served
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until mustered out with the regiment. Other regimental officers from the county were: Edward P. Elliot, adjutant; Peter Schmuck, quartermaster, and Benjamin Davidson, assistant surgeon. The following were the officers of Company A, all resi- dents of Evansville: Justin A. Kellogg, captain; Joseph B. Maghee, jr., first lieu- tenant, and George H. Dearing, second lieutenant. Lieut. Dearing resigned June 23, 1865, and John Mossell was commis- sioned to fill the vacancy, but was not mus- tered. The officers of Company F were: Christopher L. Scott, captain; Frank W. Fickas, first lieutenant, and George J. Reeves, second lieutenant. Captain Scott resigned May 26, 1865, the lieutenants were each promoted, and John T. Fickas filled the vacancy occasioned by Lieut. Reeves' advancement. In Company G, Frank France went out as second lieutenant, was promoted first lieutenant May 16, 1865, and resigned August 18, 1865; John W. Griffith was commissioned but not mustered as second lieutenant in this same company. The following is a roster of the enlisted men who were accredited to this county: Com- pany A - First Sergt. Frank M. Kennison, mustered out May 22, 1865; Sergt. Chris- topher C. Harris, not mustered out; Sergt. Miles Scales, mustered out October 17, 1865, as first sergeant; Sergt. John Morehead, not mustered out; Corp. Peter- son Grant, mustered out October 17, 1865, as sergeant; Corp. Andrew J. Angel, mus- tered out October 17, 1865, as sergeant; Corp. Bruce Lechner, mustered out Octo- ber 17, 1865, as sergeant; Corp. Patrick Burns, mustered out October 17, 1865, as private; Corp. Henry Kerf, not mustered out; Musician Theodore Pfefflin, mustered out October 17, 1864, as principal musician.
Privates .- Aichle, John, mustered out October 17, 1865; Bowers, John, not mus-
tered out; Bishop, Lee, mustered out Octo- ber 17, 1865; Brown, George, mustered out October 17, 1865; Brown, Lewis, died at Tullahoma, Tenn., June 14, 1865; Coul- ter, William, mustered out October 17, I865; Dunbush, William, mustered out October 17, 1865; Effinger, Frederick, mustered out October 17, 1865; Eiseman, Lorenz, mustered out October 17, 1865; Fickas, Benjamin A., mustered out October 17, 1865; Fey, John, mustered out October 17, 1865; Folz, John, mustered out Octo- ber 17, 1865; Folz, Joseph, mustered out October 17, 1865; Grill, Edward, mustered out October 17, 1865, as quarter- master sergeant; Green, John, not mus- tered out; Grant, Perry, mustered out October 17, 1865; Gephart, August, mus- tered out October 17, 1865; Hawkins, Isaac, mustered out October 17, 1865; Irons, William, mustered out October 17, 1865; Kirkpatrick, William H., mustered out October 17, 1865, as corporal; Knott, Alexander, not mustered out; Loranze, John, mustered out October 17, 1865; Mo- selle, John, mustered out October 17, 1865, as commissary sergeant; McGee, Joseph B., promoted to first lieutenant; Miller, John, mustered out October 17, 1865; Martin, Henry E., mustered out October 17, 1865; McAndrews, J. F., not mustered out; Rieder, Christopher, mustered out October 17, I865; Raubb, Frank, mustered out October 17, 1865; Reisinger, John, mustered out October 17, 1865; Shore, Lewis L., mus- tered out October 17, 1865, as corporal; Shanks, John, mustered out October 17, 1865; Smith, Payton, died at Clarksville, Tenn., July 25, 1865, of wounds; Strange, Leonard, mustered out October 17, 1865; Strange, Thomas, mustered out October 17, 1865, as corporal; Smith, Robert, mustered out July 14, 1865; Steinhizzen, John, mus- tered out October 17, 1865; Wagner,
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Charles, mustered out October 17, 1865; Wise, Isaac, mustered out October 17, 1865. At its organization this company mustered 107 mien; it lost eight by death and twenty-one by desertion. In the other ยท companies of the regiment were the following men from this county: Com- pany D- Sergt. Berry P. Robertson, mustered out October 17, 1865. Privates - Judith, Andrew, mustered out October 17, 1865; Lumsden, William, died at Murfrees- boro, Tenn., March 20, 1865; Town, Cyrus, mustered out October 17, 1865. Company E- Privates - Feil, Martin, mustered out October 17, 1865; Huff, Adam, mustered out October 17, 1865. Company F - Sergt. Isaac F. Demoret, mustered out October 17, 1865; Corp. John R. Williams, mustered out October 17, 1865; Corp. Cornelius H. Lawrence, mustered out October 17, 1865. Privates - Burkhart, Jacob, mustered out October 17, 1865; Bresnahan, Jeremiah, mustered out October 17, 1865; Butler, Joseph, mustered out October 17, 1865; Bonafield, Gustave, mustered out October 17, 1865; Brandis, Thomas, mustered out October 17, 1865; Brown, James, mustered out January 2, 1866; Byron, Levi, mustered out October 17, 1865; Carson, Charles H., mustered out October 17, 1865; Dean, Will- iam S., mustered out October 17, 1865; Dregg, Philip, mustered out October
mustered out October 17, 1865, as corporal; Muse, Thomas J., mustered out October 17, 1865, as corporal; Morgan, Henry I., mus- tered out October 17, 1865; Morguis, Elli- son, mustered out October 17, 1865; Nevil, Henry C., died at Murfreesboro, Tenn., June 22, 1865; Rinckle, George, mustered out October 17, 1865; Reed, John, mus- tered out October 17, 1865 ; Sandman, Her- man, mustered out October 17, 1865; Trim- ble, Joseph, mustered out July 4, 1865; Finley, Patrick, not mustered out; White, John, mustered out October 17, 1865; Wun- derlich, Charles, mustered out October 17, I865. Company G-Privates - Euler, John C., mustered out October 17, 1865; Faver, James R., not mustered out; Griffith, John W., mustered out October 17, 1865 ; Smith, Thomas, mustered out October 17, I865. Company H-Privates -Miller, Herman A., mustered out October 17, 1865;
Company I - Privates- Lenn, James P., mustered out October 17, 1865, as corporal ; Priest, Francis M., mustered out October 17, 1865; Vanbiffer, Rat- cliffe B., not mustered out.
Sketch of the Regiment. - This command left Indianapolis February 24, 1865, for Nashville, Tenn., and moved thence to Mur- freesboro, where it performed guard duty until the 13th of May, when it proceeded to Tullahoma. Moving from that place on the 26th of June, to Nashville, it was sent to Clarksville, at which place three companies were detached and sent to garrison Fort Donelson. Receiving orders for muster out, the regiment was brought together and marched to Nashville, when it was mustered out on the 17th of October, 1865. Return- ing to Indianapolis, it was publicly received at the state house grove by the citizens and state authorities and finally discharged.
at 17, I865; Elkins, Henry, died Indianapolis, Ind., February 19, 1865; Ellis, Andrew J., not mustered out; Gregor, Jacob, mustered out October 17, I865; Hybarger, George, mustered out Oc- tober 17, 1865; Kemp, August, mustered out October 17, 1865; Krouse, George, mustered out October 17, 1865; Lipper, Henry, mustered out October 17, 1865; Lohmaer, Henry, mustered out October 17, 1865; Loveless, William J., mustered out United States Colored Troops. -- No or- October 13, 1865; Lockwood, Francis M., | ganized body of colored men was sent to
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the front by Vanderburgh county, but many individuals joined organizations made in other localities and rendered effective ser- vice. In the Twenty-eighth regiment United States colored troops, there were from this county the following enlisted men: Re- cruits for Company A-Bluff, Charles, sub- stitute, mustered out November 8, 1865; Bishop, Abner, mustered out November 8, I865; Cheatem, John, not mustered out ; Green, Henry, substitute, mustered out No- vember 8, 1865; Green, John, mustered out November 8, 1865, as corporal; John- son, Joseph, not mustered out; Johnson, Silas, substitute, mustered out November 8, 1865; Todd, Moses, mustered out Novem- ber 8, 1865; Washington, Wesley, substi- tute, mustered out November 8, 1865: White, Robert, substitute, mustered out November 8, 1865. Recruits for Company B- Buford, Jackson, substitute, mustered out November 8, 1865; Franklin, Colvin, substitute, mustered out November 8, 1865 ; as corporal; Green, Jacob, substitute mustered tered out November 8, 1865; Jordan, Joseph, substitute, mustered out November 8, 1865 ; Randolph, Pollace, substitute, mustered out November 8, 1865; Sutton, Daniel, substi- tute, mustered out November 8, 1865, as wagoner; Taylor, Henry, substitute mustered out November 8, 1865; Walker, Henderson, mustered out November 8, 1865; Young, William, mustered out November 8, 1865; Recruits for Company D-Cox, John, mustered out November 8, 1865; Duncan, James, not mustered out; Goens, Bryant, mustered out November 8, 1865; Grandison, John, mustered out November 8, 1865; Han- cock, John, mustered out November 8, 1865; Hatchett, John, discharged June 26, 1865; Harris, William, mustered out November 8, 1865; Jones, Peter, mustered out Novem- ber 8, 1865; McClure, Dred, substitute; Tyler, Harvey, mustered out November 8, tered out November 8, 1865.
1865. Recruits for Company G - Barrett, Aaron, mustered out November 8, 1865; Carr, Alexander, mustered out November 8, 1865; . Cobble, Thurston, mustered out November 8, 1865, as corporal; Clay, Grant, mustered out November 8, 1865, as cor- poral; Davis, Payton, mustered out Novem- ber 8, 1865; Fleming, Samuel, died at City Point, Va., November 25, 1864; Field, Thomas, mustered out November 8, 1865; Graham, William H., mustered out Novem- ber 8, 1865; Reed, Charles, substitute, mus- tered out November 8, 1865; Snead, James, mustered out November 8, 1865, as ser- geant; Scott, William, mustered out Novem- ber 8, 1865; Washington, George, Ist, mus- tered out November 8, 1865 ; Washington, George, 2d, mustered out November 8, 1865; Washington, George 3d, mustered out No- vember 8, 1865; Williams, Henry 2d, mustered out November 8, 1865. Recruits for Company H - Spalding, Thomas J., substitute, mustered out November 8, 1865; Sanders, Aaron, mustered out Nov. 8, 1865.
Original Enrollment of Company I .- Sergt. James Barnett, mustered out No- vember 8, 1865; Holloway, Gale, mustered out November 8, 1865; Jones, Lewis, mus- tered out November 8, 1865; McCallister, Archibald, mustered out November 8, I865; McElroy, Green, mustered out November 8, 1865; McElroy, Samuel, mustered out November 8, 1865, as cor- poral; Thompson, Henry, substitute, mus- tered out November 8, 1865.
Recruits for Company I .- Campbell, Henry, mustered out November 8, 1865; Green, William H., mustered November 8, 1865; Hughes, William, mustered out November 8, 1865, as corporal; Hughes, Dennis, mustered out November 8, 1865; Wagoner, James, mustered out November 8, 1865, as corporal; Waldon, Moses, mus-
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Unassigned Recruits .- Abram, John, un- accounted for; Anderson, Benjamin, unac- counted for; Avery, Jesse, unaccounted for; Arnold, Sanford, unaccounted for; Bates, Harrison, unaccounted for; Bates, Joun, un- accounted for; Brown, L., unaccounted for; Berry, John, unaccounted for; Bruner, George, unaccounted for ; Beverly, Joseph, un- accounted for; Barrett, Stephen, unaccounted for; Bradford, George, unaccounted for; Cooke, Preston, unaccounted for; Camp- bell, Charles, unaccounted for; Common George, unaccounted for; Cheatem, Wash- ington, unaccounted for; Cooper, Henry, unaccounted for; Farley, Samuel, died, date not stated; Goldman, Robert, unaccounted for; Green, Daniel, unaccounted for; Hollo- way, Gabe, unaccounted for; Holloway, Abram, unaccounted for; Herndon, William, unaccounted for ; James, Robert, unaccounted for; Jones, Thomas, unaccounted for; Long, Philip, unaccounted for; Long, Lewis, unac- counted for; McHenry, Joshua, unaccounted for; Monroe, William, unaccounted for ; Ross, Jacob, unaccounted for; Reader, William, un- accounted for; Robinson, John, unaccounted for; Robinson, Milton, unaccounted for; Roley, Milton, mustered out November S, Recruits for Eighth Regiment Infantry, United States Colored Troops .- Austin, John, unaccounted for; Berry, Daniel, unac- counted for; Blain, Manuel, unaccounted for; Baxter, Aaron, unaccounted for; Berry, Benjamin, unaccounted for; Cannon, Sam- uel J., unaccounted for; Calvin Alfred, unac- counted for ; Davis, George, unaccounted for; Dodd, Abe, unaccounted for; Farquar, Lafayette, unaccounted for; Goeus, James, unaccounted for ; Givens, Jasper, unaccounted for; Henry, John, unaccounted for; Hamil- ton, James, unaccounted for; Johnson, Ben- jamin, unaccounted for; Johnson, Nelson, unaccounted for; Johnson, Samuel, unac- counted for; Johnson, Joseph, unaccounted 1865; Smith, Lee, unaccounted for ; Street, James, unaccounted for; Stanley, Albert, unaccounted for; Smith, Charles, unac- counted for; Tall, Charles, unaccounted for; Tate, Benjamin, unaccounted for; Taylor, Alfred, unaccounted for; Vaughan, Moses, unaccounted for ; Wilkinson Sam- uel, unaccounted for; Watkins, William, unaccounted for; Webber, Louis, unac- counted for; Watson, Frank, discharged, date unknown, disability; Wilson, Dick, un- accounted for; Williams, Nathan, unac- counted for; Williams, George, unaccounted for; Williams, David, unaccounted for; Williams, Lewis, unaccounted for; Weltz, John, unnaccounted for; Williamson, Benja- | for; Morton, Thomas, unaccounted for;
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