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WAR REMIND: CI NGIF OF THE 123. U.
A Scare. Near Buzzard Roost on one of the whip shaping movements the regiment had marched all day and stopped at night to pay a. capperand sleep. When just comfortablely settled orders came to pull up and move. They wont. up a by-road and off into thick tangled woods with Co. \ at the end of the brigade. The Captain thinking he had gone far enough ordered a halt to wait for farther directions. Thus stoped the brigade. while waiting, hel down and being very tired soon fell asleep. All at once a noise and clafter was heard and a ery of "Rebel Cavalry" was started. 'ino boys walked ap and being so suddenly scarf sentfered forgeting that cavalry could do nothing in a thick woods on a dark night. Nine men of Co, A were found quartding over the same free which the Captain look away from them. When all had became settled they all had a good laugh.
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In North Carolina a man got into the brigade as purvoyor. He had a huge quanity of toba to which he kept at headquarters and refused to open, waiting no doubt until . Boys were further into the country and then get a larger
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price for it. One day the officers at headquarters wore all absent exceptign one from Co. A. Somehow on the return of the purveyor and oftiicers the tobacco was missing and no knowledge or trace of it could be found. About two days after, white on the march, the Brig. General asked Major W. H. Cole to drop back to the 129th and ask Co. A if they would lend him a little tobac- co to smoke. llis wish was granted. Co. A sent forward a good supply and it was enjoyed by the General. The Purveyor was forced to leave his big proffit on the boys tobacco uncollected.
PERSONAL MENTION OF SOME OF THE 129 TH BOYS NOW LIVING.
CAPT. JOHN COLE a member of the family that sent all its sons that were old or large enough received merited promotion for his good soldier conduct.
JAMES AND BENJAMIN MeGREW two brothers, who were large but young at enlistment, done their duty well and are honest respected citizens of Metz.
DAVID K. Swirr was also one of the young boys that thought Unele Sain was in need of his service. He was as good a soldier as he is a citizen. He has held township offices and lately retired as County Commissioner, which position he held for two successive terms.
Jons W. Williams of Metz has became an excellent blacksmith since his army service. He proved true to his country and remains truc to his comrades and Post.
JOSIAH AND GEORGE BENNETT in march, 1864, just in their 'teens, prov- ed their loyal training by joining Company A; and were equal to the best soldier among "Hovey,s Babies." Their father a soldier of - Co. 11 74th Ind. had given his life for his Country previous to the enlistment of his sons.
CHARLES 1. CRANDALL. of Co. C'n true boy soldier is now a resident of Pleas- ant Township and showes the effects of his service as a soldier. He is Senior Vico Commander of G. A. R. Post No. 150.
MORRISON GUNN of Seoft Township with two sons, Morrison Jr. and Robert, went with Company C. The old veteran, poems feble now but twenty five years ago he was equal to all soldier duties.
ANDREW HART AND WILLIAM MUSSER, farmers in the castern part of the County shared comradeship in Company HI, likewise to day enjoy army remi- niscences mingled with family ties, being brothers-in-law.
ALEXANDER S. MoonR, of Co. K living near Angola is a man of integrity and character and wed known in the County. He carries a rememberance of a Johnie's careless shooting, which seriously effects his health.
ALFRED II. BENDER an independent worthy citizen of Richland accompanied Lis isther and older brother in Company II. Alfred alone returned.
JOSEPH MOMINN is remembered by Uncle Sam in a substantial manner for the loss of an arm ; Nashville.
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There could be personal mentions of many others who as "Gen. Hovey's Babies," as the regiment was called on necount of its containing so many boys soldiers, done men's service and since proved themselves to be good citizens.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY SECOND IND. VOL. INE'T.
At the begining of the year 1865 with Gen. Grant foreing matters ubout Richmond and Gen. Sherman triumphantly marching through the Carolinas more troops became necessary to releive and secure tragic points and advan- tages gained over the enemy. It required loyalty and money to fill the new call, which was absolutly needed, from a populace that seemingly had sent forth all that could be spared, but there being discharged veterans crough for officers it was not long before the ranks were tilled and the 152th Ind. ergan- ized March 16 with the following members from Steuben County;
George E. Young, Adjutant, COMPANY C.
Abbey, George
Hart, John
Shaffer, Andrew
Alcott, George
MeElhenie. Walter
Thompson, Alexander
Donihue, Daniel
Manges, Israel
Wolf, Adam C.
George, Jeremiah
Moore, Robert
Woodford, Byran D.
Alliman, Samuel
Lownsbury, Nehemiah
Partridge, Joseph
Barber, Dennison K.
Markle, Albert
Saras, AbdiDah
Kline, Jaine,
Mundy, Alanson
Sutherland, William G.
Lamore, Cyprian
Nichols, Henry
Wilson, Henry
COMPANY K.
Madison Rodgers, ist Lieut.
Joseph M. Everhart, Captain,
John T Young, 2nd Liout.
Abramson, Engene
Fleagel, David
Morse, Edwin R.
Brugh, Wilson
Griffith, Benjamin F'. .
Miller, George
Babcock, David
Gilbert Joseph
Newville, Solomon
Beck, Peter S.
Grayham, Seymore
Norton, Albert A.
Calvin, Jesse P.
Gillett, Nelson
Nolen, Meseck
Chaffee, Addison Cole, Charles
Hunt, Joshua Tyler, Charles J.
Pillsburry, Par iel
Dewitt, William
Hayden, Oliver
Pillsbusry. Ncheminh
Dawson. Millo D.
Jackson, Benajal
Packer, Oliver
Dott4, Philip
Jackson. William !!.
Phinicie, George
Donchne. Henry
Light, James D.
Debow, James
Laughric, James Lemeraux, Trane
Parsons, Seymore Bupley. George Rima, William
Evans, Robert
Leavitt, William M
Rhoads, Richard
Everhart, Edmond
McEntyre, William (.
Rmnonell. David
Everett, Benjami .
Morse, Ezia D.
Ruth, Daniel
Froygang, Edwart
Morse, Orrin
Rosenburger, Dai.il
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Douglass, David (.
Oto. Christain
COMPANY F.
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Reed, John M
Stocker, Dewitt C.
Reynolds, William
Swartz, Jacob
Shero, Franklin
Smith, Alonzo A.
Williams, Washington
Sunderland, Peter
Sattison, Godfrey
Taylor, Orrin Woodward, George W.
Wells, Marcus (). Williamson, James
Wickwire, George R.
The 152nd Ind. was not in any of the campaigns and battles that the first regiments experienced. but no doubt if duty had demanded they would not have been found wanting in patrio ism and bravery. The regiment was at- tached to one of the Shenandoah provisinal divisions for the preservation of the many military points in Virginia. As remarked by a member of Co. K, who enlisted at fourteen, when he hears the old long time soldiers talking, "Boys, you had fought four long years, but to us bclongs a part of the honor, we went as soon as we could, and so soon as the Confedercy heard of our invasion into Virgima Lte surrendered, Richmond was taken, and the Rebel lion collapsed within 60 days. Boys if we didit't sce a Rebel with a gun, we were necessary to the end of the war."
PERSONAL MENTION OF SOME OF THE 152ND BOYS NOW LIVING.
The boys of this regine nt have no large stories to tell. When discharged they quietly resumed their places as good citizens of Steuben County al.d remain such.
EUGENE ABRAMSON and ORRIN MORSE of Jamestown, farmers by occupation, are diligent, industrious, and worthy citizens of the county.
RICHARD RHOADS of Millgrove Township is of a good general infor- mation, strictly honest, and liberal; and his home has always been a refugo of the needy orphans.
GEORGE R. WICKWIRE enlisted at the age of 14, and was nearly captured by Mosby's men escaping only by his stratagial movements. He is now a resident of Angola and President of the Angola Bank.
EDWIN R. MORSE a resident of Angola and a respected citizen thereof, kas been City Marshall for several terms.
WILLIAM H. JACKSON for a time since the war was extensively known as a dealor in stock, wool etc. . He is now engaged in other business at Angola, but gives woof a little attention every season.
GODFREY SATTISON and B. F. Grrrrrra the only two of the regiment that are present residents of Otsego Township although the township furnished sever- ul men. Both are the best of mon and citizens. Griffith is the present Com- mander of post No. 387.
EDWARD FREYGANG is a resident and business man of Pleasant Lake. Ilis mirth and capacity . making fun is still excellent. The boys all remember
MISCELLANEOUS ENLISTMENT ;.
Many residents Steuben County enlisted in other organization by this those that have bee, enumerated. 'The traces of many have been chinaly lol. probably one- . if cannot be obtained. The following is a roster of omissions and muscellancons ndistincts hem Sedan centy living the war.
Şeker, David
6 IN Bat
Gibbony, SannaTH Co0 7 Anh
Aldrich, MIL
do : 15 Mich
Goodman, Samuel P 41 lud
Bodley, Flem W
" D 88 Ind
Gushwa, d
Badger, J ( " D 59 Ind
Guthrie, Richard " 17 Ind 0:1 " D 7 Ind "
Beard, Loman H ". 8 68 Ohio Co 1 129 Ind
Hoffman, Sam D
Brainard, W
9 Mich
Haines, Era S
A ISI Jmd
Bennett, Alexander
.. B; 4 Mich 23 Ind Bal
Huffman, (
23 Ind Bat
Baker, William
(o : 19 Ind
Ingersol, Willard
Co A Hy Ind
Bennett. George
( @ B 1 Mich
Irwin John
..
2 D 15 Mich
Casebeer, Peter
.. 112 Ind
Johnson, Amos (
Chatfre, J H ..
James, Cco (
Co bi Ind Cas
(Hark, Samuel = " 11 5 Mich
Knott, Al Ml
Carpenter, Jesse H
Keyes, liiram
Day. W HL H
Kellogg. b " B 13 Hal
DePae, Gid .('0
Klink, khi D 155 ind
Durlam, Cecil
Kimsey, J (!
Dygert, R H (0 1) 2 Nich
Kelley, Engine
Dooley. Thomas ! .. 1' 17 Mal
Dewitt, J D .. 1 9 Mich
Leasure, Ben F
..
Del'ue, Henry E'
B 4L M
Lint. Daniel .. G 11 Jml
Durlam, Stillwell
Co D 7 Ind Cuv
Lent, Jantes
Linn, W II .. F 155 Ind
Frederick, Geo W Frederick. D B Fuller, Orson
11 Ind Bat
Metune, Robert
Frost, derome B
do 1 129 Ind
Mellenss, William
Friend, Jefferson I
" A II Mich
Fletcher, MI
..
..
..
foodale, d' B
Gray, O !'
MeKong, Who
O Mich i : .
Guthrie, Stephen George, Milo Goosebeck, Chal
9 Alich Land - 19 Ind
Oberland Kroner
Mendiill, Jantes Parsons, Frank Richard. . J
.. 1
Kimalımı. i'vei
i 165 Inud
Real, A 61
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tob Ind
..
Have, Coolt ( .)
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Ileller, D
" 11 17 Mich.
Beck, Josephi
Barbor, John
Casobeer. I'd
13 Ind
Jonas, David!
Lineinger, Benjamin ..
Laicas, Q R .. ( | Mich
Fitch, John T .. 1) 7 End |> 7 And * .. Ind
Lords, Hubert (
to K 13 mml
Moore, Wesley Morrow, Henry Miller, darab
..
vinosebeck, John
B 20 Ind
..
Hamlin, George
Beard, Wright
Rummel, Alfred Co 8
Thomas, Alfred Co .. Ohio
Rummel, Alexander ..
Thomas, Richard .. ... Ohio
Rummal, Henry
Tillotison, William .. = 51 Ind Vaughn, L W ..
111
Sims, Charles
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100
Vaughn, Dewitt 11 3 Mich
Shaffer, (
11 I Mich
Vaughn, George W
7 Mich
Shafistall, Nathaniel D 155 Ind
Vaughn, Tracy G 16 Mich
Smith, I W "
I Mich
Vaughn, Wesley
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Showberger, P' ., D 155 Ind
Shoemaker, R N
F 155 Ind
Shaffer, J W
=
.81 Ind
Van Pelt, ()
A 142 Ind A 1442 Ind 5 Ind Bat
Shaffstall, Emile
II 30 Ind
White, Volney
Co C 15 Mich
Suitterlin, John F
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A 21 Huid
Wisner, Stephen
" ( 7 Mich
Smith, Benj F
Co H | Mich S S
Whiting, Paris C
C 30 Mich
Stout, Joseph
Co E 14 Ohio
Wilkinson, A
" 12 118 Ind " K 35 Ind
Terrill, Elliot
1 Mich
Wilder, George K
9 Mich Band
Terrill, Edward
" D 1.1 IH
Wilhamson. A
Co G 2 Mich
Tasker, William W
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Webb, Andrew J
30 _ Ind
Thompson, E P
F 155
Ind
Welton, D
..
C 7 Mich "G Ind
Trowbridge, Enoch
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III
Wilkinson, Milo
Co K 7 Ind Cay
OMISSIONS AND ADDITIONS.
Altivan, Samuel
Co @ 19 Ind
Kelley, Thomas
13 Ind
Butler, Frank
" A 22 łowa
Kemp, Fred
F 18 Ind
Baugher, John
13 Ind; un sign'd
Ladow, Frank < 21
Crow, John
Co A .14 Ind
Musst Iwant, John 23 Ind Bat
Downing, Joshua
13 Ind
Nash, Rual
Co D 18 Ind
Frederick, Samuel
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Nichols, Ira V
" D 13 Ind
Guise, John A Al Ind
Novels, Tip
I Mich Band
Hughey, Stephen
1 118 Ind
Novels, William
Co .. 9 Mich
Infield, Philip
(! 14 Ohio
Phelps, Griswold
- 29 Ind
Infield, Jacob
" C 11 Ohio
Quackenbush, J
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Jarvis, Alexander
1º 118 Ind
RECAPITULATION.
Of onlisted men from Steuben County.
ENLISTED MEN
ENJASTID MAN
4 Mich.
-
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88 Ind
- 2 -
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30
100 Ind 106
MeClellen's Dragoons
9
119 Ind -- 7 Cavalry -
21
9 Ind -
11
127 Ind -- 12 Cavalry
88
21 Ind -
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-
129 Ind
153
29 Ind .
163
122 Ind -
93
JA Ind -
200
Omissions and Miscellaneous 117
74 Ind -
118
Total 1207
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7 Mich
Willimson, P
Trowbridge, John
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West, Lawrence
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Slauson, Milton B 13 Ind
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12 111.
=- 53 Ind
Terrill, Chester
Van Cleve, J H
Van Aukin, P
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THE DRAFT
On the calls of the President for troops Steuben County was fairly exempt, but by an unfair system of figuring adopted by the Provost General the county was occasionaly compeled to supply deficiencies by'a small drait.
The following persons were appointed county draft officers of board.
Joseph A. Woodhull, Draft Commissioner,
Abhor Winsor, Draft Marshall,
Alphonso W. Wood, Examining Surgeon.
September 20, 1862, the county, had credit of 618 volunteers in actual service with an enrollment, counting out 110 exempts, of 1403 men fit for military duty. On the 6th of October a draft was held to supply a deficiency of 62 then of previous eads. The quoto of all the calls up to and including the call of July 18, 1861, was only detiicient 19 men and these were obtained with- out the draft. Under the caff of Dec. 19th, 1864, the county quoto was 116 men. With the impression that Steuben County was deserving credit of more men than was allowed Commissioner J. A. Woodhull and Francis Macartney visited Indianapolis, and after spending two days or more in ex- nmining the books at the Provost General's office and doing a great amount of thinking and figuring they discovered the pecutier method by which the most loyal counties contributed the most men. The officers in charge acknowledged the fact, but the order could not be changed and necessity compeled obedience. The call was filled by 95 volunteers and 20 drafts. The total credits of Steuben County durring the war was 815 men when probaidy over 1200 men were residents of the county at the time of their enlistment.
BOUNTIES.
The County Commissioners at a special session July 28, 1862, made an order paying Twenty-five Dollars bounty to all volunteers enlisting from the county after that date. This order was reaffirmed at a special session Nov. 10th, 15, and the records show that the county paid $25 to 532 men.
The board also at special session Jan. 25, 1865, past an order is jay $500 bounty for each enlistment. This order with all previous orders was recinded Feb. 2. Only one, Silas Tillotson, enlisted within the time that the last order was in force and received $500 .. Five others claimed to have enlist- ed within the proscribed timo and were paid $100 each on compromise in 1878. The county also past orders for the relief and aid of soldiers' families. Each Township also paid local bounties and bad its relief funds which were raised ither by tax or voluntary subscriptions.
The following table shows the amount paid for bounties and relief by the county and townships.
MOUNTIES
RELIEF
BOUNTIES
RELIEF
Steuben County
$13,390
$8,811
Pleasant
'l'p.
5.500
2,500
Millgrove Tp.
4,500
2,000
Jackson
5,000
2,600
Jamestown
3,900
600
Salem
..
10,500
2,000
Fremont
...
4,866
1.050
Steuben
..
5,500
$80
Clear Lake ..
300
100
Otsego
8,200
800
York
5,800
1,500
Richland
2,500
600
Scott
4,500
1,400
Total
74,366
24,571
INDIANA LEGION.
. During the progress of the war Governor Morion found it necessary to form the militia into brigades, regiments, and battallions for the preserva tion of order, entoreo the draft, to aid in ropelling of raidors, etc.
Steuben County was not behind in this patriotic purpose. A company was organized in nearly every township, but only two companies were sufficiently so organized to receive commissions from the Governor.
FLINT GUARDS.
Hiram L. Smith was commissioned Captain, John N. Ousterbout 1st Lieut., and N. Lonsberry 2nd Lieut. April 17, 1863. . Horace E. Davis was commits- sioned Captain April 29, 1861, to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Capt. Smith.
ORLAND GUARDS.
Joal A. Fox was commissioned Captain Elisha Fuller Ist Lieut., and George W. Neighart 2nd Lieut August 1, 1863.
Both the above companies were attached to the Ninth Brigade.
Army Surgeons and Pension Examiners.
Surgeon appointments were solicited by several of the county's best medi- cal men. Dr. I. D. Wood only was commissioned as extra, but patriotism prompted all to hasten to the front at the time of an important engagement Many a Steuben boy was found, cared for, and brought to life and home by them. The people owe a debt of gratitude to our physicans for their uniform kindness to the soldiers, their widows, and orphans since the war in pensions.
The Government appointed Dr. C. D. Rice Examining Surgeon for the county which he held until his death Jan. 4 1875. Dr. T. B. Williams was then appointed and he was succeeded by Dr. I. D. Wood and he by Dr.S. H. Fuller, an old soldier, who still holds the commission although the government has lately organized a medical board at Angola consisting of Drs. T. B. Williams, W. 11. Walter, and M. V. Ransburg. The soldiers are generaly of the opinion that the medical , uniners and board have delf justly and fairly with them.
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ROLL OF HONOR.
Of the many that went some never returned killed in battle died from wounds, disease, an ! exposure, or starved in prison pons. The names of ali, who betong on this list, can not be obtained. The following is a partial list with date and place of death if known.
FOURTH MICH. VOL. INFT. COMPANY H. died at Georgetown, Va., Sept. 13'01; cause, distare
Cruchott, Leroy
Davia, ... . ch
killed at battle of the Wilderness May 7 61
Monger, TJ
killed at Gaines' Mill June 2 '64
Merch, Prod W
killed at Gaines' Mill Jime 2 :01
Jones, Thos D
killed at Gnines' Mill June 2 '61
Poirco, W J
died at Miner's Hill Sept. - '61
Tasker, Richard Tillotson, George
killed at battle of the Wilderne. 3 May ? '844 killed at Shepherdstown Ford Oct 1 '62
Slauson, Milton
Hyatt, Wm LE
Downing, Joshua
Nichols, Ira V
FOURTEENTH IND. V. I. - CO. I. killed at Gettysburg July 2 '63
Allman, Banund
NINETEENTH IND. V. L .-- CO. G. killed at Gabesw.lo August 13 62 died at Washington Dre 8'61; cause, wounds
George, Milo
(" MPALIY I.
Baker, Wm R
killed at Antietam Sept. 17 '62
TWENTY-FIRST IND. V. I. --- CO. A.
Sitterlin, John F died at New Orleans Ce'. 17 '62; esuse, wounds
FORTY-SECOND ILL. VOL. INUT. COMPANY I.
Carpent.r, Gordon killed in Missouri Jan. 31 '62
Dickinson, Geo la died at Unico Nov, -- 'Gt ; cause, dicendo
died in Missouri in fall of '61
died'a Missouri Dee. 18 '61; cause, di naso
Bekright, Chales Fina's, Rober! Goodalo, A N diod at Chattanooga from wounds rovoived at Chicamaauga died in Missouri Jan. '62; canso, discuse
Hart, E twin IL Hewett, Watson J Miner, Thomas
killed on the Atlanta Campaign July 27 64 died at Smithville, Mo., '61
THIRTEENTHI IND. V. I. COMPANY B. killed at Fort Fisher, N. C., Jan 15 65 COMPANY C. die ... det Fisher, N. C., Feb. 11 '05; cause, disease killed et Sort Fisher Jan. 15 '65 COMPANY D. died at Raleigh, N. C., June 6 '65
Tillottson, Wm
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Morehouse, Sherman died in Missouri --- '61
Nash, Elijah Opie, Benjamin Root, Orrin E Tutlle, Ilesikiah
killed on the Atlanta Campaign June 27 '64 died Stone River Dec. 31 '62
diod at Vicksburg 63
killed at Chickamauga Sept 20 63
TWENTY-NINTH IND. V. I. COMPANY A.
Allen, Webster Alien, David B Courtney, Alonzo Clock. Frederick Crise, Aaron K
Carpenter, Gilbert diod at Nashville April 4 '65
died at Nashville Oct. 6 '62; causo, disease
died at Camp Nevin Dec. -- '61; cause. cisease
killed at Stone River Dec 31 '62
died at Chattanooga --- -- '63; cause, wounds
Holdridge, Harris Hall, Erastus P' Korns, William
died at Columbia April 1 62
died at Nashville Feb. 8 '65; cause, disease
died at Annapolis, Md., Feb. -- '63
died Annapolis, Md., July 11 '61
died .... Andersonville Prison July 27 '61
died at Camp Nevin Dec. 11 '61; cause, disease
Priest, William
died at Danville, Va., Dec. 15 '64
Sounnerlott, Valentino died in Andersonvillo Prison May 5 '61
died at Chattanooga May 12 '63
Lilled nt Stone River Jan. 1 63
died nt Nashville April 28' 6; causo, disease died at Nashville Dee. 12 '64; enuse, disenso
Van Cleve, Win
Woodsworth, Jas R killed at Shiloh April 7 '62; cause, wounds
Woodward, HI W died in Andersonville Prison June 23 '64
Waller, Elijah J died at Tullahoma, Tenn., July 10 '63; cause, disease COMPANY B.
Aldrich, Isaac T died at St. Louis Dec. 6 '62 Amidon, Henry died at May 27 '63 cause, disease
Bell, David
died at Tuscumbia June 18 '62; cause, disease COMPANY I.
Burk, Eli
Phelps, Griswold
died at home Feb. 28 '62 died at Camp Nevin Feb. 28 '62
THIRTY-FIFTH IND. V. J. - COMPANY K.
Williamson, Peter died in Texas September 2 '65
Bennett, William Belcher, Kiba
FORTY- FORTH IND, VO ... INFT. COMPANY A. to Lat Pittsburg Landing March 26 '62 Tal MeMinuvillo Sopt. 9 263; cause, discaso
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died at Louisville Jan. 28 '62 died in Andersonville Prison Sept. 24 '64; cause, disease died at Camp Wood Feb. 2 '62; cause, disease
killed at Chieamanga Sept. 20 65
died at Nashville June 15 '65
Decies, Walham Catchouse. James Chibbons, Christian Haines, Philip killed at Shiloh April 7 '62 Hanna, Nathandel Hanselman, Wm If died at Chattanooga Oet. 9 '63
McGowen, Miletus Parker, Edwin L
Petty, John
Taylor, James '% Talbot, Caleb Thompson, Jas E'
COMPANY F.
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Brooks, Francis
died at Fort Wayne Oct. 4 '61 eauc, dseiscas
Cleveland, Spencer died at Huntsville August 25 '62
died at home April 20 '62 died at home May 144 '62
died at Caire, Ill., April 5 '62 died at Evansville Jan. 26 '62 killed at Shiloh April 6 '61 died at New Albany Jan. 11 '68 died at Calhoun Feb 17 62
killed at Shiloh April 6 '02 died at Nashville Oet. 22 '62; enuse, discase
died at Chattanooga March 10 65 died at Chicamauga June 26 '64 died at Camp Dennison August 9 63; cause, wounds died at Calhoun, Ky , Fcb. 21 '02 cause, disease
died at Pittsburg Jane ing March 21 '62
bied at Ap II BB; cause, wounds
died at Evansville March 15 62 died at. F. Louis March 2 02 thed at keokuk, lowa, July 21 :62 ched at home July 20 51
COMPANY F.
Beverly. Charks & died at Battle Creek July 20 'n2; cause, disease
Bender, William . died at Pittsburg Landing Nay 6 '62; cause, disease Durring, James G died at Corinth May 2 82
Turner Stephen
. Killed at Stone River Dec. 31 .02
COMPANY (%.
Blowers, George
died at Corinth, Miss, June 12 32; cause disease
Carey; Phinnous. M died at Henderson Feb. 22 62; cause, disease
Johnson. W'
Ruthvan, Noal
died al Newbern, Ind., July 15 '62; enuse, discaso die on a Stemmer Mag 10 '62; cause, disease
Wright,Jerome
COMPANY I. killed at Shiloh April 6 62
COMPANY K.
Aldrich, Simeon (' died at home August 15 '61, as Col. of regiment. Baylor. Elias died at Nashville Jan. 2 '63
Cutler, Simon M Mease, Samuel E MeMillen, John () Malanoly, William Musser, Edward Walters, Solomon
died at Battle Creek July 20 '62
died at St. Louis, Mo., Jane 15 62
died at Now Albany Oct. 10 '62; cause, discard
died at Nashville Nov. 10 '68; que. disease died at Henderson, Ky .. April 11 32; cause, discuso died at Keokuk, lown, July 1 '62; cause, thecaso
TIARTIETH IND. V. 1.
Webb, Andrew J
COMPANY (, died at Camp Nevin Nov. 29 'GI
Shoffstatt. Klam
COMPANY H. killed at Camp Nevin Det. 8'61 while on picked by mistake
Eckhart, John Ewing-, James B Field, Henry Grant, Marion Hall, la ander Humelbangh, Win Hurlburt, Chas F Jackman. Joseph Lords, Joseph F Larue, Thomas L. Morrison, Leland Purvis, Geo W Steates, John Swain, Richard P' Throop, Orange
Van Cleve, Coo 11
Wright. Wilhami
West, Joshua
Wilson, Newell A
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SEVENTY-FOURTH IND. V. I.
COMPANY IL.
Burges, David R Boagott. Abram Bonnelt, John G Cole, Samuel Copo, David Fring, Sinoa Conbort, Cornelius Goer, George George, Flavius J Gardner, Elisha
died at Lebanon. Ky,, Nov. 6 '62; cause, disease died at Gallatin, Tenn., Jan. 17 '61; causo, disease killed at Chienmaga Sept. 19 268 died at Nashville Dee. 13 '64; cause, wounds died at Indianapolis August 18 '63; cause, disease died at Chattanoog Qet 10 '63; cause, wounds died at Gallatin, Tenn., Jan. 3 '63; cause, disease killed at Chicamango Sept. 19 '63 killed at Atlanta, Ga., August 7 '6-1
died at Chattanooga June 24 'G1; cause, disease
disease
Hutchins, Theodore died at Bowling Green Nov. 10 '62; cause, died at Gallatin Jan. I '63; cause, disease killed at Jonesboro, Ga., Sept 1'04 died at Bridgeport Dee. 7 '63; cause, wounds died at Gallatin Jan. 16 63; cause, diseaso died at Bowling Green Dec. 1 '62; cause, diseaso
Ireland, Join R Kemery, Peter L. Liniger, Samuel Lemmon, Richard Jaattson, Samuel Moore, Mickaci Morse, Jedediah Merritt. Francis Ml l'o.neroy. Henry Pow, Edward Rose, Solomon J Stewart, Williame Il died at Gallatin Jan. 5 '63; cause, disease Stout, John Killed at Jonesboro Sept. 1 201 Sanes, Henry K Stewart, P P'
died at Gallatin Dec. 15 '62; eanse, discaso died at Gallatin Jan. 28 '63; cause, disease died at Nashvide August 28 ,63; cause, diseaso died at Chattanooga April 4 63; cause, disease died at Gallatin Jan. 29 63 died at Chattanooga Jan. 2 '64
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