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On September 25, 1864, the regiment left Ringgold, Ga., by rail, for Atlanta, and on October 3d it marched from Atlanta (northward, in pursuit of J. B. Hood), to Galesville, Ala., one hundred and fifty miles. On Oc- tober 29th it broke up camp at Galesville, and, after halt- ing at Rome, to be paid off, it marched to Atlanta, which place was reached on November 15th, a distance of one hundred and one miles. On November 16th it marched southward. Little can be said of the march to Savannah; one day was very much like another; occasionally a swamp was to be crossed, a bad road repaired, or a stream bridged; and there was quite an extent of railroad track destroyed. Only once (on December 2, 1864, at Rocky ('reek Church) was the 3d Division, 14th Army Corps, under fire, and then sustained no loss. On December 14th the regiment arrived in front of Savannah, having marched from Atlanta, a distance of two hundred and fifty-seven miles. On the 22d the camp was moved to the immediate vicinity of Savannah, the enemy having evacuated the city. Here Capt. Sam Williams, Company B, died on January 14, 1865.
On January 20, 1865, it left Savannah, and moved northward, arriving at "Sisters' Ferry" on the Savannah river, on January 28th, a distance of forty miles. On February 5th it crossed the river into South Carolina.
The march from this point.to Goldsboro, N. C., was terrible; mud and mire, wide swamps and deep rivers were plentiful and the luxuries of life accessible only un- der difficulties. The first intelligence of the "outer world" was obtained at Fayetteville, N. C., March 11, 1865, at which time the distance marched from Sisters' Ferry was four hundred miles.
On March 18th it marched from Fayetteville for Golds- boro, N. C., a distance of sixty miles where, on the 4th day of April, 1865, the non-veterans, seventy-two in number, were mustered out, the veterans and recruits being trans- ferred to the 18th Ky. Veteran Volunteer Infantry,
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From that period the regiment was known as the 1Sth. Ky. Veteran Volunteer Infantry. April 10, 1865, it par- ticipated in the movement of the army against Raleigh, N. C. On the 12th it was engaged, sustaining a loss of two killed and two wounded; and, on the 13th, entered Raleigh. From thence it marched to Holly Springs, N. (., where it went into camp on the 16th. On the 29th of April it started homeward, and reached Washington City (a distance of three hundred and sixty miles) on the 19th of May. During this march the 3d Division, 14th Army Corps, to which the regiment was attached, marched the distance from Raleigh to Richmond, Va. (one hundred and eighty-six miles), in six days.
The regiment remained at Washington City nearly a month, and was in the grand review. From Washington it went by railroad and steamboats to Louisville, Ky., where, early in July, 1865, a portion was mustered out.
Lieut. Col. II. K. Milward was commissioned colonel of the 18th Veteran Infantry by the governor of Kentucky, December 19, 1863, but was never mustered as such by reason of the regiment not having the requisite number of men. He commanded the regiment from January 20. 1863, to the date of its muster out, and was brevetted col- onel by the President, to date March 13, 1865.
The regiment was mustered out at Louisville July 1S, 1865.
Field and Staff.
COLONEL-William A, Warner. LIEUT, COLS .- John J. Lan. drum, H. K. Milward. MAJS .- Frederick G. Bracht, Abram G. Wils- man, John W. Robbins, John J. Hall. ADJTS .- Alvin B. Clark, John W. Hamilton. Q. MASTERS-James T. Clark, John Moss. SURG. . Joseph Fithian. ASST. SURG .- J. C. Elliott. CHAPLAINS-Asa Drury, L. D. Parker. SERGT. MAJS .- John W. Gross, Columbus Metcalfe, David H. Goyen, James F. Bell, George W. McGill. Q. M. SERGTS .- Hiram Bryson, Wm. R. Clements. COM. SERGTS .- John D. Feeback. Robt. W. Grant. HOSPITAL STEWARD-Asa W. Newton.
Company "A."
CAPTAINS-Mathew Mullins, John W. Robbins. J. M. Wilson. 1: LIEUTS .- James T. Applegate. H. F. Monroe. SERGTS .- Lloyd Ms- Gill, Elijah Regan, Francis G. Hobbs. CORPLS .- Jas. W. McGill, Rob- ert F. Watson, Philip M. Ammerman, John R. Lee, John L. Bradford. Thomas B. Reed, James Rogers, Grandison B. Jenkins. MUSICIANS .- Doctor F. Freeman, James O'Connell. WAGONER-William J. Love.
PRIVATES-James A. Agrue, Franklin Asberry, Joseph Bristow. Frederick W. Biehn, George W. Brown, Lorenzo Boggess. James Big- gle. Charles Bishop, Allen H. Baker, Solomon Belew, Nelson C. Cum- mings, William Corderry. Joel J. Connelly, Daniel Cummins, John Mi. Cummins, John T. Douglass, John Delaney, George Daugherty, Aus'in Donly, Henry S. Duckworth, William Ellis, Henry C. Field, Alfred F Frazer, Asa C. Ford. Azriah Ford, Richard Fryer, Lloyd Fryer, Lafay- ette Gaskins, John Green, Henry Gordon, Zach. A. Godman, James M ' Godman, Peter M. Huddleston, Chas. L. Huddleston, Jno. Houk, Andrew
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J. Hand, Wm. Hobbs, John A. Huddleston, George Huddleston, Isaac Huffman, Wm. B. H. Jones, James Johnting, Jacob Justice, John D. Keith, Alonzo Keith, Benj. Kidwell, Jas. H. Linthecum, Benj. Lancas- ::. John N. Lancaster, Robert S. Lee, Thos. Lovelace, Geo. W. McGill, Israel F. McGill, Joseph McGill, Rich. A. Mullins, Lewis V. Mockbee, James Murphy, John Murphy, Jas. H. Moore, Reuben E. McClanahan, Andrew J. Neaves, Jas. W. Neaves, Robert Pebworth, John T. Parker, Geo. W. Ross, Ezekiel Rawling, James G. Reed, Alex. Rogers, Michael Shepherd, Stephen Shumate, James Sweeney, Chas. Sempter, Daniel Shoemaker, Robt. H. Taylor, James F. Thomas, Raphael J. Tomlinson, W'm. Watson, Jas. W. Wilson, Bartley Ware, John M. Weaver.
Company " B."
CAPTAINS-Wm. C. Johnson, Charles S. Williams. 1st LIEUTS .- Jas. T. Chrisman, Wm. McPherson, Samuel J. Kuhn. 2d LIEUTS .- John W. Puthuff, Junius B. Bracht. SERGTS .- David H. Goyen, Wm. r. Smith, Geo. W. Simpson. CORPLS .- John Skirvin, John W. John- son, Jas. T. Williams, John C. Tomlin, William R. Clements, James W. Mitts. MUSICIANS-Geo. W. Saylers, Jas. F. Hutton. WAGONER- Thomas Webster.
PRIVATES-Albert Achman, Silbern Achman, Harvey Anglin, Jas. Bachbuner, Tobias Berkley, Patrick Burns, James Burns, Julius Bre- yard, Jas. H. Barnett, Jas. P. Burgess, Geo. W. Crutchfield, Thos. W. Cooley, John Chipman, Francis M. Coleman, John T. Crosswhite, Jesse S. Chipman, Elliott Cramener, Joseph W. Childers, Isaac Crosswhite, Samuel D. Duvall, Francis Devlin, Sanford M. Daugherty, Lewis Dun. can, Thos. P. Evans, Peter S. Edwards, Wm. A. Fortner, John E. Flinn, James W. Farrell. George Hedge. Ambrose Hall, Wm. Harris, Jas. W. Henderson, Franklin Harris, William P. Hill, Joseph W. Hall, Legrand Hall, Jas. K. P. Ingram, Robt. O. Jones, Ostin S. King, David Kinman, Edward Minor, Wni. P. Mitts, Henry McClure, Jas. H. McPherson, Wm. S. Miller, Thomas McCue, Harrison W. Miller, Jas. F. Odar, Wm. E. Pur- nell, James Patton, Samuel Pully, Asa Robinson, Silas Rogers, Milton Rogers, John Robinson, John A. Ryan, Jas. F. Saylers, Cornelius Skir- vin, Henry Seney, Jas. S. Smith, Wm. P. Smith, Timothy Tubbs, Wm. 11. H. Templeton, Morgan Taylor, Wm. C. Williams, Chas. H. Williams, Alley P. Willson, Reuben Webster, John Williams, Thos. H. Yancey, George W. Purnell.
Company "C."
CAPTAINS-Wm. R. Fisk, Wm. C. Reeder. 1st LIEUTS .- Andrew D. Clark, Hiram M. Bryson. 2d LIEUT .- Jas. D. Oldham. SERGTS .- W'm. Lawson, Ostin M. McCond, Jas. Johnson, Wm. S. Parker. COR- PORALS -- Boswell E. Jones, Daniel B. Cookindorfer, Eli Frame, John Hurd, Jas. H. Blythe, John Tatton, Geo. W. Adams, Samuel E. Huddle- ston. MUSICIANS-Wm. Clark, Harmon Frost. WAGONER-William Boone.
PRIVATES-Chas. H. Applehoff, Andrew Alexander, John Brad- ford, Henry J. Bradford, Jas. W. Baxter, Wm. C. Burrows, Geo. W. Bax- :er, Francis P. Craig, Wm. D. Conner, Jacob Cupples, Joseph Croxton, Henry H. Cook, Thomas Craig, James Clark, Wm. Cook, David W. Craig, Weedon T. Dailey, Jas. O. Dailey, John Donahue, Meshack Ford, Barney Farley, Nathan B. Fulton, Mathew J. Gray, Granville M. Graves, Volentile Grepp, John D. Gruell, Wm. O. Hall, John R. Hob- son, Daniel Harry, Godlieb Haufler, Wm. H. Heasel, William Johnson, Henry R. Kimble, Thomas Kelly, Patrick Karney, Lewis Krebbs, God- lieb Krebbs, Thomas Lantry, John Lynch, James Murray, Samuel Mc- Cane, Jesse McClanahan, Henry Mouller, James W. McClanahan, Nich- "las Martz, John Muller, Adam Martz, Louis P. Mattingly, Jas. Mur- may. Nicholas McClanahan, Patrick Peinders. William Peinders, John Quirk, Rufus Redman, Michael Rody, Michael P. Ryan, John Robb, Andrew J. Roberts, John Stuke, Geo. B. Smith, David Sharpe, Carlos Sharpe, Volentine Stittz, Chas. Trost, Barnabas Trailor, Jas. Whalen, Sr .. Jas. Whalen, Jr., Luther B. Watson, John Wick, Chas. York, Samuel McCurdy.
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Company "D."
CAPTAINS -- Abram G. Wileman, J. L. Dougherty, Wm. McPherson. Henry F. Monroe. 1st LIEUTS .- Samuel S. Patterson, James A. Sim; - son, L. H. Sanders. 2d LIEUT .- James H. Johns. SERGTS .- Alfre ! Mileham, Moses Lochart. CORPLS .- Jas. B. Mershow, Henry Middle- ton, Amos K. York, Robt. George, Isaac A. Conner, Richard M. J. Rac. Huslon Elliott, Chas. Vestal. MUSICIANS-Eli D. Race, Lewis Patter- son. WAGONER-Samuel Mann.
PRIVATES-Samuel Abercrumbie, Richard Aydellotte, Jas. M. Ad- ams, James Aydelott, Henry Bailey, Joseph Brownfield, Lewis Botche: Hezekiah Billiter, Robert Clifford, Patrick Cunigan, DeWitt C. Crail, Wm. Childers, Hugh Courtney, Livingston M. Carlisle, Anderson S. Crowder, James Conner, Francis Devlin, Franklin Dillworth, James Edmonds, Hanson Elliott, Henry Frakes, John Freeman, Chas. Fornash. John Frakes, Alfred F. Gray, Thomas Hicks, Hezekiah Hardin, Wm. D. Hardin, James Haley, Richard M. J. Haley, James Hogan, Christian Kappel, Samuel B. Langworthy, James McMillen, Wm. McMillen, Wn .. H. McMillen, John Margnet, William B. Merrill, John McMillen, Georg. H. Marshall, John Morrison, James Morehead, Thomas O'Donnell, Jef- ferson Routt, Thomas Routt, James Race, Wm. T. Race, Benj. Smith. John Stewart, Richard Simmes, Jas. K. P. Smith, John M. Stephens. Gibson Snodgrass, Jacob Stephens, Thomas Stewart, James Sons, John C. Simpson, John Sons, Davis Simpson, Wm. R. Twenty, Robt. W. Tom- lin, Ezra Tomlin, Stephen Tomlin, John T. Wilson, Jonathan Winn, Jr .. Isaac Winn, James Winn, James Work, Samuel Wilson, Samuel Wat- kins, Ezekiel Work, Wm. Wolf, Isaac Workman, Owen Williams.
Company "E."
CAPTAINS-David E. Pugsley, James C. Bacon, Henry P. Ritchey. 1st LIEUTS .- Weeden C. Sleet, Silas Howe, Elijah Regan. 2d LIEUT .- John C. Richards. SERGTS .-- Benj. F. Williams, Charles C. McNeely, Jas. R. Norton. CORPLS .- Ephraim W. Martin, Sam. W. Craig, Thos. A. Ross, Geo. W. Lucas, Thos. J. Burns, Henry J. Gullion, William J. Sleet. MUSICIANS-Abraham Williamson, Wm. Tyson. WAGONER- George W. Story.
PRIVATES-Edward Adams, David Bales, John Boggs, James .\. Burns, Geo. G. D. Brown, Perry Burns, Warren Blackburn, Jacob Car- ver, Jackson Cayton, Wm. Cox, Chas. W. Cunningham, Samuel Coy. Ferdinand Carver, John Crist, John Densler, Sylvanus H. Dible, Jas. M. Dupuy, Wm. Dilts, Cornelius Eaglen, Isaac Eaglen, Jas. S. Furnish. Lewis E. Furnish, William E. Furnish, Lemuel Goins, Galloway Goins. Daniel Gardt, Thos. Glenn, Pascal T. Goin, Geo. W. Gregg, Geo. W Guinea, Lemuel P. Gullian, Patrick Graham, Wm. Huesten, Wmn. Hens- ley, Wm. Hinman, John A. Hinman, Chas. Herbert, Elijah James, Jas M. James, Lewis G. Keith, Patrick H. King, Benedict Morris, Geo. W Morris, Elias Miller, John Murphy, John T. Porter, David J. Porter. Thos. M. Pender, Francis M. Peters, James Remer, Michael Raticar. Richard A. Ross, Lafayette Redden. George Rice, Lewis Remer, Jacob E. Spoon, John C. Scroggins, Henry Seaver, Geo. W. Shafer, John W. Shafer, Win. R. Shafer, Zachariah Smith, John Smith, Elijah Swang Oscar Smith, Alger Truitt, Jas. C. Webber, Powhattan Webber, Pric. V. Whitacre, Wm. Whitacre, Jas. H. Wasson.
Company "F."
CAPTAINS-Wm. H. Littlejohn, James F. Miller, John M. Posto !.. 1st LIEUTS .- Augustus G. Hatry, John R. Miller. 2d LIEUT .- John W. Washburn. SERGTS .- James H. Bishop, John W. Stump, Robert C Jett. CORPLS .- Thomas Regan, Wm. Jett, James T. Washburn, Nich- olas C. Regan, Charles King, Nicholas D. C. King, William A. Stewart MUSICIANS-William King, John W. Wiley. WAGONER-Abel King.
PRIVATES-Robert H. Ashcraft, Jesse B. Brown, Jas. Browning Thomas Bishop, John M. Bowles, John Barnette. Richard Brannon, Is. rael Benson, Fredrick W. Brown, John Bailey, Thomas Bingham, Will iam H. Cordy, John Crawford, Julius G. Coleman, Jr., James M. Cum-
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nings, Alvin Clark, Adam Downard, John Davis, Oscar S. Davis, Wm. J. Davis, John Dillen, Jr., Reuben Elliott, Seven Fields, James J. Gillas- pry, Wm. H. Gillaspey, James O. Grout, John Gulick, Willis G. Griffing, SImon Hampton, James H. Harden, William Hine, James M. Hielsman, Robert K. Honiker, Jacob W. Jacobs, Squire A. Johnson, John W. Jen- kins, Joseph M. Lancaster, Benjamin F. Marshall, Adam B. Miller, Sam- uel McKnight, Harmon McGill, Wm. Newell, Wm. Owens, Samuel Pow- .11. Harmon I .. Parker, Henry M. Ramsey, Ezra Reynolds, Geo. Rider, Jasper Roberts, David Shely, Wesley Shewwater, Wm. W. Sipe, Francis M. Smith, Hezekiah Slade, Mathias Shiell, James H. Simms,. Benjamin F. Sellers, Rolen H. Thomas, Berton H. Thorp, Carry Trailer, Tilman Turner, Henry C. Taylor, James W. Wiley, John Wood, William Wilson, Nelson F. Wells, Thomas Whittle, John Whaley.
Company " G."
CAPTAINS-Hiram W. Egleston, Benj. T. Riggs. 1st LIEUTS .- David Boys, Kemp G. Carter. SERGTS .- Geo. W. Scott, Jas. W. Bur- roughs, Geo. W. Morin, Edward McLinn. CORPLS .- Francis M. Mor- ris, Wm. D. Nix, Wm. Gregsby, George Burroughs, Andrew J. Yates, Robert Newman, Bennet Crook, Hiram M. Bryson. MUSICIANS-Fra- mer Behymer, Samuel M. Karrick. WAGONER-John M. Marcus.
PRIVATES-Wm. J. Ashcraft, James N. Annis, John Brownfield, W'm. Burroughs, Geo. Baxter, Wm. J. Briggs, Henry Beckman, John K. Blackman, Geo. W. Branham, Robt. H. Crook, Geo. W. P. Clinton, Wm. Crowell, Daniel O. Dunn, Ezekiel T. Ennis, Wm. A. Hopper, Jas. W. Hampton, Garrard Hodges, Geo. W. Harlow, John Heckler,. James W. Hazelwood, Thomas Howlett, Edward Jenkins, William Lay, Ogden P. Meeks, Manfred Morgan, Jas. W. McCane, Lewis S. Mangram, Martin Meeks, Henry Clay Morgan, John Moriarty, Samuel McGinnis, Uriah McGinnis, John Mclaughlin, Francis M. Nicholson, Jacob J. New, Je- rome B. Newman, John A. O'Neal, George Plunkett, Benjamin Barker, James F. Ponder, Emanuel Patterson, Alanson Pettis, Thos. W. Ran- kin, John Rider, Henry Rider, Stephen Rider, Jacob J. Roeder, Milton Riddle, Robinson Smith, James S. Sturgeon, George W. Sothard, Co- lumbus Shyroc, Edward C. Simmes, Samuel Sanders, Henry Stephen, Alfred Smith, Ezekiel Turner, Patrick Tooel, John Vaughn, James Var- ner, John W. Wilson, Joseph Watson, Zachariah White.
Company "H."
CAPTAINS-Wm. M. Oden, Orrin M. Lewis, John J. Hall, Jos. C. Pritchard. 1st LIEUTS .- John W. Grose, Alfred S. Lewis. James E. Bell. SERGTS .- Wm. A. Blair, Andrew Blunt, Wm. O'Leary. COR- PORALS - Daniel Hollan, Jesse H. Berry, Daniel Mathew, Henry A. Grose, George Cassiday, Francis H. Bell, Marion Crump, David W. Bell. MUSICIANS-Wm. W. Dance, Drumond Hildreth. WAGONER-Thos. Stoner.
PRIVATES-Thomas Austin, John W. Barnett, Jos. Brady, Thomas Burns, Robt. Berry, Andrew J. Barby, John Bowen, Harmon Bullenhar, Edw. Bell, Harvey Carter, Geo. H. Campbell, Jas. A. Campbell, Frank- lin Conly, Absalom P. Crump, Thos. Claypole, Thos. Clay, Wm. Dod- son, Alonzo Davis, Jas. Dougherty, John D. Feeback, Silas Feeback, Gilbert Feeback, Wilford Fryman, John W. Fugate, Garrett Fitzgerald, Frederick Fox, John Fahey, Franklin Feeback, Michael Fenton, Zacha- riah Green, Daniel Glasscock, Thos. J. Garrett, John Hardman, Fred- "rick Hotzi, Jas. L. Hartly, Jas. Hornan. Wm. Hornan, Thos. C. Hern- don, Jas. W. Herndon, Wm. Hook, Benedict Haberborn, Benjamin Ish- mael, John Kelly, Samuel Kimes, John Morris, Henry T. Morris, David Morris, John Mahan, Jas. A. Mitchell, Hiram Mitchell, Samuel Mitchell, W'm. O. Myres, Wm. K. Mann, John T. Overly, Thos. M. Oden, Edward Perry, Geo. M. Piper, Isaac Richey, Enoch Richey, Dennis W. Reynolds, Richard Simms, Alfred Snapp, Joseph T. Snapp, Thos. Sapp, Enos B. Snelling, Thos. Shumate, Warren B. Shields, Patsey Salmond.
Company "1."
CAPTAINS-Samuel G. Rogers, John W. Grose, Joseph M. Shaw. 1st LIEUTS .- James Dunlap. Wm. M. Dayton, David H. Goyen. 2d LIEU-
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TENANT-Thos. Clements. SERGTS .- John Coleman, William Round- tree, Allen Cameron, John A. Hollar. CORPLS .- Stephen Cameron, Wm. N. Hyatt, David Gay, Joseph H. Hart, Chambers Buckly, Wm. Argo, Andrew Simons, Wm. J. Collier. MUSICIANS-Allen Brewer, Jos. L. Wilson. WAGONER-Thos. Willis.
PRIVATES-Thos. Armstrong, Commodore Argo, William Ashpaw. Henson Alexander, Geo. Allbright, Samuel Allbright, John A. Brew- saw, Wm. B. Blake, Asbury Brewer, Joseph W. Bishop, Jno. S. Bradly. John Bishop, Wm. Booth, John Perry, Abraham Bales, Wm. A. Cum- mins, Nathew Cogan, Wm. Cullums, Wm. H. Clay, Robt. H. Colier, Cor- nelius Clancey, Thomas Clements, Simpson Eaton, Felix Fields, Levi Florence, Josiah Goodwin, Jas. S. Gamble, John J. Griffith, Mathias Galoway, Martin V. Hughes, Elias Hickman, Elias Herrington, Wood- son M. Jackson, John Moyer, Payton Murphy, Eli Marshall, Stark Mar- tin, John McKinney, Minor Mann, Enos Marshall, Daniel B. Marshall. Perry O. Miller, Hugh Marshall, Peter Netherly, Wm. O'Hare, Joshua Percell, Samuel W. Preston, Charles Rice, Greenberry A. Richey, An- drew J. Ramey, Granville Richey, Leonidas M. Richey, Albert Roper, Jeremiah Staggs, Levi Z. Sauls, William N. Staggs, Alexander Sprinkle. Jas. Sloop, John Sparks, Chas. Thompson, Joel. Tate, Robert F. Thorp, Mordecai Wilson, George Wilson, Commodore P. Wilson, Wm. Wallace. Samuel Walton, Wm. Ward, Elijah Windle, William Wright, Jarrett Wilson, Jas. W. Waldridge.
Company "K."
CAPTAINS -- Wm. W. Culbertson, John B. Heltemus. 1st LIEUTS .- John Moss, A. B. Clark, Junius B. Bracht. 2d LIEUT .- Wm. H. Ride- nour. SERGTS .- John Coleman, Ferdinand H. Mussman, Louis Weg- law. CORPLS .- Charles Jackon, John Rinehard. WAGONER-James Ellis.
PRIVATES - Christian Alt, William Anderson, Joseph Berty, John Bree, Wm. E. Bailey, Charles E. Bushbeck, Ambrose Bell, Michael Crog- han, Peter Collins, Patrick Chambers, Patrick Duffy, Robert Dunlap, Bernard Dunn, Ferdinond Elking, Alfred Elliott, Harrison Feebeck, Thomas Flora, Thos. W. Findley, Michael Finn, Jno. K. Findley, Jere- miah Guhan, James Glenn, Francis Grierson, John Gibbons, Wm. Ho.1- getts, Wm. L. Harmon, James Holian, Jilson Hambrick, Fred W. Huf- fyry, Jos. Hourdan, Christian Jud, Chas. Jeyter, Henry Kohler, Henry Kohlbrenk, Geo. E. Kennedy, Frank Louis, Dora Lane, Anton Lans. Jas. H. Lemar, Chas. Lemon, Hugh Larkin, Michael McNerney, William Moran, Jno. L. Moriety, Cornelius Murphy, Wm. C. McCracken, James McGonnell, Harmon Miller, Frank Newhouse, John Obeine, Michael Ohara, Hiram Osborn, Wm. Powers, James W. Page, Jno. H. Payne, Peter Rotlett, Jos. Rolf, Wm. H. Ridenour, George Reed, Robt. Smith, Samuel B. Slack, Wm. Sorelle, Moses Shresbery, Henry Smith, Con- rad Stoll, Mathew Ufheil, Theodore Wade, Moses Weil, August Wolf- rom, Henry Wallace, Thos. Whitmore, Mark L. Walters, Anton Zett.
Eighteenth Kentucky Veteran Infantry.
Field and Staff.
LIEUT. COL .- H. K. Milward. MAJOR-John J. Hall. ADJT. John W. Hamilton. Q. MASTER-Robert W. Grant. SURG .- Robert Dinwiddie. CHAPLAIN-L. D. Parker. SERGT. MAJS .- Jas. E. Bells. Albert G. Roper. Q. M. SERGT .- Austin H. McCloud. COM. SERGT .- John Gleason. HOSPITAL STEWARD-Jas. W. Mitts. PRINCIPAL MUSICIAN-Harmon Frost.
Company "A."
CAPTAIN-James M. Wilson. 1st LIEUT .- Granderson . Jen- kins. SERGTS .- John T. Douglas, Andrew J. Hand, Peter M. Huddl-
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ston, Joel J. Conley. CORPLS .- Doctor F. Freeman, Israel F. McGill, Benjamin F. Lancaster, George. W. Ross, Allen H. Baker.
PRIVATES-James A. Agrue, Thomas C. Adams, Robert W. Allen, Christopher P. Burnell, John A. Ball, Arthur Buchanan, John Bishoff, John M. Cummings, Nelson C. Cummings, Dawson Cain, Wm. Candell, George Daugherty, Henry S. Duckworth, John H. Darnell, Wm. A. Dur- ham, Richard Dwyer, Richard Fryer, Zachariah A. Godman, John R. Chvens, Richard M. J. Haley, Francis M. Hall, Jacob Justice, Benj. S. Kidwell, John N. Lancaster, James H. Moore, Samuel McGill, Andrew J. Neaves, James O'Connell, Robert Pebworth. Michael Shepherd, Jas. W. Wilson, Bartley C. Ware, William H. White, Peter Whiseheats, John M. Weaver, John Zoll, Lemuel Boring, Amon Brummett, Alexan- der Black, Conrad Fight, Charles Huddleston, John Hawk, Mark T. Harden, Wm. B. H. Jones, Daniel Shomaker, Robert H. Taylor, Wm. Yates, John T. Cook, Wm. M. Watson, Samuel Austin, Geo. N. Asher, John H. Aubery, Julius Ameish, J. C. Barnett, John Burke, Thos. Bur- ton, John H. Bowman, Ottoy J. Bowland, C. H. Brown, Jacob Brown, John S. Christey, R. T. Curlin, John Calahan, Frederick Doctor, Shep- herd Dickson, Wm. Eversor, James Wise, Wm. Webb, John Wilson, John West, Charles Young, James W. Neaves, Pious Yates.
Company "B."
CAPTAIN-Junius B. Bracht. 1st LIEUT .- Sam'l J. Kuhn. SER- GEANTS-Patrick Burnes, Allen P. Wilson, James T. Williams, Aus- tin I .. King. CORPLS .- Silas Rogers, John E. F'linn, Jos. T. McMillin, Lilbern H. Ackman, Thomas E. Rhodes. WAGONER-Legrand Hall.
PRIVATES-James Blackburn, Tobias Burkley, James H. Barnett, James Burnes, Wm. O. Butler, John Bates, John Chipman, John T. Croswhite, William B. Childers, Samuel D. Duvall, Peter S. Edwards, James K. P. Elliston, James W. Ferril, Thomas Gaddis, Albert Giles, George Hedge, Wm. Harrris, Andrew J. Hicks, William T. Hill, Squire N. Hensley, William P. Mitts, Henry McClure, Wm. L. Miller, Thomas McCue, William McHatton, Geo. W. Purnell, William Robbinson, Col- ledge M. Sipples, Joseph Simpson, Wm. H. Shryock, Alexander Setter- field, Morgan Taylor, Bernard Vandern, George Vanhorn, John E. Will- iams, Charles H. Williams, George C. Williams, Joseph Wilson, John Barker, Jesse S. Chipman, Thos. W. Coolley, George Colby, Franklin Harras, William Imber, J. McCaw, James Patton, John Robinson, Wm. C. Williams, Jeremiah Wallace, John W. Cline, Robert Davis, James W. Henderson, Robert Farmer, Samuel Tully, Patrick Burks, Thomas Connant, Timothy Connot, James W. Wyett, Max Warner, Geo. Walch.
Company "C."
SERGTS .- James M. Baxter, John Hurd, Lewis T. Craig, Austin H. McCloud. CORPLS .- Henry H. Cook, Patrick Penders, Alfred Elliott. WAGONER-Jacob Cupples.
PRIVATES-Wm. D. Baxter, James B. Brasher, James Brown, Wm. Cook, Wm. D. Conor, Henry Castello, Thomas Childres, Davidson Car- nihan, John Donohoe, David F. Dixon, John Dean, Barney Farley, Nathan D. Fulton, John D. Gruell, John Howell, Andrew Hall, Colum- bus Hull, Benj. F. Harman, Zachariah Hall, Wm. Hilten, Jerry Harte, William F. Hardestey, Wm. Hinton, Gotlieb Hoffler, Samuel E. Huddle- ston, Thomas Kelly, Lewis Krebbs, Wm. H. Lawson, Thomas Lantry, Henry Mollers, Samuel McCane, Wm. S. Parker, John Quick, Martin Reddington, David Sharp, Clark Stanhop, Barnabas Tralor, Chas. Trost, Charles York, John Bryant, Newton H. Baxter, Jonathan Carrier, David W. Craig, Thomas Duncan, William Dorrer, Charles Devenport, Monroe T. Devenport, Samuel B. MeCurdey, Geo. Scott, Gotlieb Krebbs, Nicholas Marts, James Murray, Joseph Croxton.
Company "D."
CAPTAIN-Henry F. Monroe. 1st LIEUT .- L. H. Sanders. SER- GEANTS-Amos K. York, Moses Lockhart. CORPLS .- Sam'l B. Lang- worthy, Lewis F. Patterson, Samuel Abercrombie.
PRIVATES-James Aydlotte, Lewis Belcher, Michael J. Eagan, For- est Farley, John W. Fowler, Joseph T. Heenan, George Henser, Lafay-
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ette Hughs, Aaron Hammond, John H. Knight, John Marquet, David Richards, William Roberts, John Sons, David L. F. Simpson, Richard Simms, James K. P. Smith, Jesse Wilder, William W. Workman, An- derson S. Crowder, James Edmonds, Patrick Geary, James F. Hackley, Daniel B. Hall, Henry C. Hannon, James P. Hill, William Hicks, Wm. Howard, Jas. H. Hockersmith, Abraham Inman, William M. Orr, Thos. Roland, John C. Simpson, John Stewart, William Twenty, John Wal- lace, Monroe T. Davenport, Thomas O'Donald, Benjamin F. Foster, Charles Fornash, Thomas G. Stewart, James T. Foster, James Hamp- ton, James Fletcher, John Fox, James A. Fowler. John Gesler, John Gross, Joseph Hardiss, William M. C. Hays.
Company "E."
CAPTAIN-Henry P. Ritchey. 1st LIEUT .- Elijah Regan. SER- GEANTS-David J. Porter, James C. Webber, Algar Truitt, Henry J. Gullion, George W. Gregg. CORPLS .- David Bales, Zachariah Smith, James M. Dupuy, Wm. W. Porter.
PRIVATES-John Boggs, George G. D. Brown, Thomas J. Burns, Theodore Dickinson, Lewis E. Farnish, Santford Farnish, Robert Gor- don, Elijah James, Henry Kissick, Bluford Kirk, David Lockwood, Jno. Landsden, Elias Miller, Francis M. Peters, Henderson Parker, Thomas M. Ponder, Michael Ratican, William H. Roses, Wm. R. Shaver, John Smith, Robert R. Starkey, James Thomas, John T. Turner, Jatues II. Wasson, Powhattan Webber, William Whitaker, Warren Blackburn, Ferdinand Carver, John Densler, Samuel Fallas, Lemuel Goin, Pascal T. Goin, Charles Horiman, Jas. Kittrell, Aaron McDaniel, William H. Robinson, James Ross, Henry Sutherland, Silas Thompson, William H. Thominson, James A. Burns, William J. Hamilton, Hiram Ickles, James Kelly, Samuel F. Miller, Wm. Thompson, Michael Tooel.
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