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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
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regiment. The loss of the Fourth during the actions of June and July was 35 killed, 144 wounded, and 52 missing. At Shepardstown Ford, Sept. 21, it forded the Potomac in face of a battery, killed and drove off the enemy, and captured the guns. The regiment was also in the battles at Fredericksburg, December 13 and 14, where its casualties were 9 killed, 41 wounded and 1 missing. It forms part of Griffin's Division of Butterfield's corps of the army of the Potomac. On the 30th of November its aggregate was 753. The officers are:
- Colonel.
James A. Avery, 1st. Lieut., Jan'y 13, 1862.
Geo. W. Lombard, Lt. Colonel, July 1, 1862. W. H. Thiell,
Sept. 1, "
John M. Randolph, Major, July 18, 1862. Chas. F. Greiner,
1, " David P. Chamberlain, Surgeon, April 12, '62. Edwin S. Baldwin,
3, " Luther C. French, Ass't Surg ., Aug. 23, 1862. John M. Bancroft,
John S. Watts, 2d « Aug. 25, 1862. William C. Brown,
Geo. W. Gates, Adjutant, Sept. 26, “
Chas. P. Marvin,
June 27, “
Robert Campbell, Qr. Master, 1,
John Seage, Chaplain, July 20, ."
W. H. Robinson, Jerome Allen, Joseph L. Smith, 2d Lieut., Sept. 1,
July 18,1862. 1,
David D. Marshall, Captain, May 16, 1861. Hiram H. Jeffords,
Henry A. Grannis,
Sept. 1,
Michael Vreeland,
Sept. 1,
Ebenezer French, " 1,
John Rogers,
July 1,
John A. Gordon, 66
3, 6 : William Walker,
18,
William H. Loveland, " " 10,
O. S. Barrett,
Sept. 1,
James B. McLean, " 28,
J: D. Emerson,
66
3,
E. L. Parsons,
July 1,
J. W. Hawks,
28, «€
Alvin C. Lamson,
18, James C. Clark,
Jarius W. Hall,
1, Joseph L. Smith,
Sept. 1, 1861.
1,
13,
66
, 1862. E. H. Gilbert,
July 1,
FIFTH INFANTRY.
This Regiment originally mustered into service with about 900 officers and men, had carried 983 names on its rolls prior to the first of July last. It left Detroit for Virginia on the 11th of September, 1861. It lay in camp near Alexandria during the winter, and went with Gen. Mcclellan to the Penin- sula in March. The regiment was hotly engaged in the battle of Williamsburg, May 5th, its casualties, in a force of 500, being 34 killed and 119 wounded. At Fair Oaks, May 31, where it went into action with a force of about 300, it lost 30 killed, 119 wounded and 5 missing. It was again engaged on the 30th of June, at Charles City Cross Roads, losing 5 killed,
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28 wounded, and 18 missing. It had part also in the action at Malvern Hill, July 1st, with slight loss. It was employed as skirmishers at Manassas, August 30, and at Chantilly, Sept. 2d. It went into action at Fredericksburg, Dec. 13th, with a strength of 230, losing 10 killed, and 73 wounded, the only commissioned officer killed being its commander, Lt. Col. Gilluly. In the casualties of the regiment there have been:
Died of disease, 53
wounds, 15
Killed in action,
80
Missing in action,
20
Wounded in action,
351
Discharged for disability,
167
Deserted, 23
Dropped from Rolls, 184
Officers resigned, 13
The present strength of the regiment, present and absent, is 557. It is in General Stoneman's Division of the army of the Potomac, and has for its commissioned officers:
Samuel E. Beach, Colonel, July 18, 1862. William B. Pomeroy, 1st Lieut., June 19, 1861.
John Gilluly, Lieut. Col. 66 66
Henry F. Decker,
Oct. 28, "
Edward T. Sherlock, Major
Wilberforce Hurlbut,
March 10, '62.
Henry F. Lyster, Surgeon, July 15, " William K. Tillotson, June 1,
Robert A. Everett, Asst. Surg., July 3, 1861. Franz Otto, “ 30,
James L. Adams, 2d " 15, 1862.
Geo. W. Rose,
July 22,
John S. Knox, Adjutant, Oct. 27,
Peter Generous, 66 Sept. 12, 66
" 17,
Hudson B. Blackmar, Qr. Mast., June 19, '61. Rufus C. Nash, , Chaplain.
George W. Wilson, Captain, June 19, 1861. James O. Gunsolly, 2d Lieut., June 1, 1862.
Henry Miller,
Solomon S. Mathews, "
Oct. 11, "
Amos A. Rouse,
July 17,
John Pulford,
May 15, 1862.
Samuel Pearce,
" 18,
Edward H. Shook, 66
June 23, "
Owen W. Colton,
Sept. 12,
William Walkenshaw,“
John P. Thelan,
" 15,
Alexander Alberte,
July 12, 1862.
James Colville,
" 16,
Charles M. Gregory, "
" 18, "
Walter Knox,
17,
John W. O'Calloghan,"
" 18, "
Andrew Hanlin, 66
17,
James W. Bunting,
"
17,
John H. Stevens,
" 22,
SIXTH INFANTRY.
The Sixth Infantry left Kalamazoo, for the Potomac, August 30th, 1861, its muster rolls showing a force of 944. On the
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1st of July its returns showed that 1074 officers and enlisted men had been carried on its rolls. It was in camp at Balti- more during most of the winter, sailed thence for Ship Island, Mississippi, and thence on the 14th of April, 1862, embarked for New Orleans, being one of the first regiments to occupy that city after its capture by the Union forces. On the 15th of May it proceeded up the Mississippi as far as Warrenton, landing on the route at different points to aid in the destruc- tion of the enemy's works and communications, and returned to Baton Rouge on the 5th of June. It bore an active part in the battle of Baton Rouge, August 5th, sustaining a loss of 16 killed, 46 wounded, and 6, including one officer, missing. The casualties and alterations in this Regiment, from its organ- ization to November 1, 1862, were as follows:
Killed in action, (Baton Rouge,) 16
Died of wounds, disease, 138
5
Discharged, 181
Missing in action,
7 ,
Wounded in action,
48
Deserted, 4
Officers discharged and transferred, 11
Joined by enlistment, 135
The strength of the Regiment on the 30th of November was 756. It is stationed at Carrollton, La., in the Department of the Gulf, commanded by Gen. Banks. Subjoined is the list of officers:
Thomas S. Clark, Colonel, June 21, 1862.
Edward Bacon, Lieut. Col.,
Charles E. Clark, Major, Frederick C. Clark, 66
Charles V. Mottram, Surgeon, Aug. 19, 1861. Alfred J. Ralph, 66 John W. Mason, Asst. Surg., July 29, 1862. Seymour Howell, 66
Milton Chase, 2d 66
Ourtis W. Kilborn, Adjutant, Aug. 19, 1861. Clement W. Stone, Qr. Master, June 21, 1862. Elizur Andrus, Chaplain, Aug. 19, 1861.
Augustus W. Chapman, 1st Lieut., Aug. 19, '61.
Joseph Roberts, 66 66
March 1, 1862.
Seldon F. Craig, 66 April 1,
William J. White, July 1,
William S. Trask, Sept. 1, 66
John Jacks, 66
William H. Dickey,
66
Oscar Hare,
Oct. 21,
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Eli A. Griffin,
Captain, Aug. 19, 1861.
James A. Ellis,
21 Lieut., Aug. 19, 1861 .
Wm. W. Wheeler,
Charles S. Fassett,
Garret I. Spitzer,
66 Patrick A. Lawler,
John Cordon, 66
Alonzo Shumway,
March 1, 1862.
Harrison Soule,
James H. Russey,
April 1,
Sylvester Coggswell, “ Oct. 9,
James B. Brainard,
Sept. 1, "
Le Grand W. Pierce, "
June 21, 1862.
William J. Edwards,
Peter D. Montgomery,“
Sept. 1, “
Charles Watson,
¥ 66 Sept. 10, "
Horace W. Cummings,“
John M. Lacey,
Henry Stark, ~
Oct. 21, "
Henry H. Hatch,
Warren W. Beals,
Oct. 2, 66
SEVENTH INFANTRY.
The Seventh Infantry left Monroe for Virginia, on the 5th of , September, 1861, its muster rolls showing the names of 884 officers and enlisted men. On the 1st of July it returned 1098 names which had appeared on its records. The Regiment lay on the Upper Potomac during the winter, and was engaged in the disastrous action at Ball's Bluff. It followed Mcclellan to the Peninsula in the Spring, and sustained severe loss in the battles of that campaign. It also participated in the Maryland actions; at the battle of Antietam, it is unofficially reported, more than half its force engaged was disabled. At the cap- ture of Fredericksburg, December 13, it volunteered to dis. lodge the rebel sharp-shooters who were impeding the con- struction of the bridges, crossed the Rappahannock for that purpose in small boats, was the first of the Union forces to land on the opposite bank, and with the aid of a Massachusetts regiment drove the enemy from their hiding places with much slaughter, capturing nearly as many prisoners as they num- bered themselves. Only three monthly returns have been re- ceived from the Seventh since it went into active service, the last being for January, and no definite data can, therefore, be given concerning its condition. It is much reduced in num- bers, and forms part of Gen. Hooker's Grand Division of the Army of the Potomac, its officers being as follows:
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Norman J. Hall, Colonel, July 7, 1862.
Henry Baxter, Lt. " May 22, “
Thomas H. Hunt, Major, July 30,"
Gilbert Chaddock, Surgeon, Jan. 15, 1862.
A. Marvin Allen, Asst. " June 21, " 5
Charles J. Hunt, First Lieut., June 19, 1861. John L. Richardson, ¥ April 15, 1862.
Chas. H. Mcknight, ¥ May 10,
William W. Wade, 4 22,
James Gain, July 1, “
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2d Ass't Surgeon.
Robert C. Knaggs, 1st Lieut., Sept. 1, 1862.
Geo. H. Henderson, "
" 18, "
66
66
Amos E. Steele, Captain, Oct. 1, 1861.
Henry D. Bath, Second Lieut. , April 15, 1862.
Sylvanus W. Curtis, "
Mar. 1, 1862.
Chas. H. Curtis,
April 22, ".
Amos T. Hecock, April 22, "
James McPherson,
May 10, "
Samuel N. Smith, 66
1,4%
James B. Coats,
22,
Sidney V. Vrooman, " May 21,"
Chas. A. Thompson,
July 1, 66
Charles W. Harris, Sept. 1, "
John J. Brown, 66
9, "
Elhanan C. Phetteplace, Captain, Sept. 2, '62. Franklin Emery,
66
Sept. 2, "
Oscar A. Williams, 66 66 18, " Samuel C. Hodgeman, 6 2, "
Geo. La Pointe,
18, «
EIGHTH INFANTRY.
This Regiment moved from Detroit September 27th, 1861, with an aggregate force of 915, to which 84 recruits had been added previous to the 1st of July. At Annapolis, October 19th, it embarked as a part of the expedition to Hilton Head, South Carolina, under General Sherman. Since that time it has seen a large amount of active service, and has participated in nine engagements, occurring in four different States, viz: At Hilton Head, November 7th, 1861; at Port Royal Ferry, South Caro- lina, January Ist, 1862; at Fort Pulaski, Georgia, April 14th, 1862; at Wilmington Island, Georgia, April 16th, 1862; at James Island, South Carolina, June 16th, 1862; at Bull Run, Virginia, August 29th and 30th, 1862; at Chantilly, Virginia, September 1st, 1862; at South Mountain, Maryland, September 14th, 1862; and at Antietam, Maryland, September 17th, 1862. Its casualties at Wilmington Island, were 11 killed, and 33 wounded, (3 mortally); at James Island, 13 killed, 97 wounded, 35 missing, and 35 taken prisoners. The alterations in the Regiment from its organization to the 31st of October, were as follows:
Number of men discharged,* 260
Died of Disease, 55
Killed in battle, or died of wounds received in action, 89
Wounded in action, 243
*Exactly 100 of these were discharged on account of their enlistment in the regular service.
- Adjutant.
Charles M. Walker, Qr. Master, Aug, 7, 1861. Chaplain.
Allen H. Zacharias, " 10, " Samuel Livingston, 66
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Deserted,
11
Taken prisoners, 48
Joined by enlistment, 273
Officers transferred by promotion,
5
Officers resigned,
21
The strength of the Regiment November 30th, was 708. is in the 9th corps of the army of the Potomac, and is officered as follows:
William M. Fenton, Colonel, Aug. 7, 1861. Geo. G. Swinscoe, 1st Lieut., May[1, 1862.
-- Lt.
Robt. G. Hutchinson, " " 14, "
Ralph Ely, Major, Sept. 10, 1862.
James S. Donohue,
" 14, "
James C. Wilson; Surgeon, March 3, 1862.
Geo. W. Chandler, Sept. 1,
Samuel R. Wooster, Ass't Surg., Aug. 19, '61. Newman N. Moore,
J. Edward Marum,
J. Brush Fenton, 66
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Milton M. Fenner,
Ephraim N. Lyon, Captain, Aug. 12, 1861. Charles F. Smith, 2d Lieut., May 14, 1862.
George Proudfit,
Sept. 24, "
Gnorge P. Baker, June 3,
Richard N. Doyle,
Jan. 9, 1862.
Michael A. Hogan,
Sept. 1,
William Ely Lewis,
April 21, “
Edwin M. Hovey,
Jno. C. Buchanan, Sept. 1,
John D. Sumner,
Abraham Cottrell,
Thomas Campbell,
Horatio Belcher,
John S. Freeman,
Geo. B. Fuller,
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Austin W. Green, 66
Geo. E. Newell, 66
Sept. 10, " Erastus N. Gilbert,
Nov. 1,
Martin L. Wiley, 66
Dec. 1,
NINTH INFANTRY
The 9th Infantry left Detroit for Kentucky October 25th, 1861, the first regiment from Michigan to enter upon active service in the Western Departments. Its muster-in-rolls exhib- ited a force of 913, and 73 had been added previous to the 1st of July, 1862. The regiment suffered largely from sickness almost immediately upon its going into service. It formed part of the force under General Negley, which made a demon- stration on Chattanooga, in June last, and the 13th of July, four companies, under command of its Major, being at Tulla- homa, the remaining six companies, with other troops, were attacked by a large hostile force at Murfreesboro, Tennessee, and after a sharp struggle, taken prisoners, with a loss of
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John Willets, 2d Ass't Surg., Nov. 22, 1862. Chas. H. McCreery, Adjutant, Sept. 24, “ Elias G. Williams, Qr. Master, Oct. 20, ". George Taylor, Chaplain, Oct. 9, 1862.
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13 killed, and 78 wounded. The wounded officers and the en- listed men were at once paroled, and they, together with the remaining officers, have recently been exchanged. The head- quarters of the Regiment and about 450 of its men are at or near Nashville, in General Thomas' Division of General Rose- crans' army, and paroled stragglers are rapidly rejoining the Regiment, which is supposed to retain an aggregate of be- tween five and six hundred. No monthly returns have been received since that for March. Its officers are:
William W. Duffield, Colonel, Sept. 10, 1861. Samuel A. Wiggins, "1st Lieut., Oct. 12, 1861.
John G. Parkhurst, Lieut. Col., "
Thomas J. Conely, .
Dec. 10, "
Cyrus Smith, Surgeon, " 10, "
Leorard G. Wright,
" 13, "
William Palmer, Ass't Surg., " 26, "
William A. Hull, Feb'y 8, 1862.
J. Curtis Purdy, March 25, "
Ephraim Marble, April 21, “
Leonard H. Scofield,
July 27, “
Oliver C. Rounds, Captain, Oct. 12, 1861. James N. Wallace, 2d Lieut., Oct. 12, 1861.
Charlves V. De Land, "
Alanson P. Dickenson,
William Jenny, Jr.,
Mortimer Mansfield,
Jan'y 7, 1862.
Aime Dobbelaire, Dec. 10, "
Samuel F. Bangs,
April 21, "
William R. Sellon, Feb'y 8, 1862.
Daniel C. Moore,
June 23, "
Thomas H. Cafney, March 25,“
Stephen S. Barrows,
July 27, "
Nathan Jersey,
William C. Armstrong, " June 23, "
Augustus C. Canfield,
July 27, "
John D. Williams,
Nov. 5, "
TENTH INFANTRY ..
The Tenth Infantry left its rendezvous at Flint, for St. Louis, on the 22d of April, 1862, with a force on its muster rolls of 997 officers and men. Fifty-four more names had been added previous to July Ist. It has been in service in Mississippi, Alabama and Tennessee. It was at the siege of Corinth, and has been in several skirmishes, though in no general action. On the 30th of November, its aggregate, present and absent, was 853. Its camp, at that date, was at Stone River, near Nashville, and the Regiment is in Gen. Negley's Division of Gen Rosecrans' army. The officers are as follows:
William W. Wilkinson, Major, Oct. 13, 1862. Hiram Barrows,
- 2d
Henry M. Duffield, Adjutant, Oct. 12, 1861. Charles H. Irwin, Qr. Master, " Chaplain.
Louis V. Curry,
ADJUTANT GENERAL.
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Charles M. Lum, Colonel, Nov. 20, 1861. Noah H. Hart, 1st Lieut., Oct. 1, 1861. Christopher J. Dickerson, Lt. Col., Nov. 20,'61. William H. Dumphey, " 66 James J. Scarritt, Major, « " Sylvan Ter Bush, 66
Frederick W. Sparling, Surgeon, May 1, 1862. Platt S. Titus, 66
Franklin B. Galbraith, Ass't Surg., Dec. 19,'61. Bradford Cook, 2d
Alvah H. Collins, June 2, "
Fred. S. Stewart, Adjutant, May 28, 1862. . George Turner, « 23, "
Edwin A. Skinner, Qr. Master, Nov. 8, 1861. John R. Johnson, " 23, ""
Chaplain.
Geo. W. Jenks, July 5, "
Francis W.Vanderburg," Aug. 1,
Henry S. Burnett, Captain, Oct. 1, 1861.
Hiram B. Pierson, 2d Lieut., Oct. 1, 1861.
Chas. H. Richman,
Nathan Levi,
Israel Huckins,
66 John Algoe, 66
William Hartsuff, . 66
H. Walter Nichols, May 25, 1862.
John Pierson, 66
Harrison H. Wheeler, June 2, ""
Russell M. Barker,
William Crockett,
Harvey Lyon,
June 23, 1862.
Almon D. Ellis, 66
June 23, 4℃
Hannibal H. Nims,
July 5,
Avery Smith, 66
Watson Beach,
July 5,
William M'Donald, Aug. 1,
DeWitt Clinton Welling," Nov. 10, "
ELEVENTH INFANTRY.
This Regiment moved from White Pigeon, its rendezvous in this State, on the 9th of December, 1861, its rolls showing a force of 1004 men, to which 77 had been added by enlist- ment previous to the 1st of July, 1862. It was stationed during the winter at Bardstown, Kentucky, where it suffered severely from sickness, and has performed all its service in that State and Tennessee. It has been kept actively employed in guarding communications and stores, and on the 13th of August last, aided in the repulse of Morgan's guerrillas at Gallatin, Tennessee. The Eleventh is now in Gen. Rosecrans' army, at Nashville. On the 30th of November it had an aggre- gate, present and absent, of 730. Among the alterations and casualties there have been,
Died of disease, 118
Discharged, . 127
Deserted,
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Officers resigned,. 10
The officers are:
William L. Stoughton, Colonel, April 1, 1862. Nathan M. Faulkner, 1st Lient., Aug. 24, 1861 Nathaniel B. Eldridge, Lt. Col., John R. Keeler,
Sylvester C. Smith, Major, Aug. 13, . Thomas Flynn, 66
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66
May 25, 1862.
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William N. Elliot, Surgeon, Aug. 24, 1861. Joseph Wilson, 1st Lieut., Aug. 24, 1862.
Nelson J. Packard, Ass't Surg., Oct. 28, 1862. Thomas Briggs, - 2d
Patrick H. Keegan,
Samuel Chadwick, Adjutant, Aug. 24, 1861. Henry S. Fisher,
Feb. 7, 1862.
Addison T. Drake, Qr. Master, Benj. Reisdorf, 66
Mar. 12, 68
Benjamin F. Doughty, Chaplain, Oct. 13, 1862. Chas. W. Newberry,
June 24, "
Melvin Mudge, Captain, Aug. 24, 1861.
Loren H. Howard, 2d Lient., Aug. 24, 1861.
Calvin Hood,
Benjamin G. Bennett,"
Aaron B. Sturgis,
Feb. 7,
Nelson Chamberlain, "
Lewis E. Childs,
Mar. 12, 1862.
Henry D. Eggleston,
Mar. 12, "
Lewis W. Heath,
April 1, .
Henry S. Platt,
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Ephraim G. Hall,
April 1,
Edward W. Catlin,
June 23,
Linus T. Squire, " 24,
TWELFTH INFANTRY.
The Twelfth Infantry, which had been in rendezvous at Niles, moved thence on the 18th of March last, taking the route to St. Louis. Its Regimental muster-in-rolls showed the names of 1,000 officers and enlisted men, and 51 had been added to that number previous to the 1st of July. From St. Louis it was hurried forward to the Tennessee River, and reached Pittsburgh · Landing in time to take part in the important action which was fought at that place on the 6th and 7th of April. It also par- icipated in the battle of Matamora, on the Hatchie River, Oct. 5th, 1862, and at the battle of Iuka it performed picket duty near the field of action. The casualties reported since the organization of the regiment are:
Killed in action, 26
Wounded in action, 92
Died of wounds, 21
Died of disease,
106
Discharged, 116
Deserted, 35
Taken prisoners at Shiloh, 106
Officers resigned, 13
cashiered, 1
The strength of the Regiment Oct. 31, was 452. Its station,
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Ephraim L. French,
Francis M. Bissell,
" 9, 66
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Nov. 25, was at Middleburgh, Tennessee. The following are the names of its officers:
William H. Graves, Colonel, Sept. 1, 1862.
Chas. A. Van Riper, 1st Lieut., Oct. 10, 1861.
Dwight May, Lieut. Col., Oct. 8, 6€
David Reeve,
Phineas Graves, Major, Aug. 3,
Geo. H. Gassimer, 66
Robert C. Kedzie, Surgeon, April 25,
Chas. E. Harvey,
James S. Rundell, Ass't Surg., "
John Graham,
Robert B. King, 66
Sept. 1, 1862.
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Andrew J. Eldred, Chaplain, Oct. 5, 1861. Wm. B. Perrott, Qr. Master, Aug. 4, 1862.
Henry Gephart,
Captain, Oct. 10, 1861.
David M. Mclellan, 2d Lieut., Oct. 10, 1861.
Darius Brown,
Daniel D. Flanigan,
Lewis W. Pearl,
66 Sept. 'I, "
Alfred J. Brush,
Sept. 1, 1862.
Joseph McCloy,
William W. Graves,
Benj. B. Rockwell, 66 Sept. 3, «
James J. Follett,
Sept. 13, "
S. Edson Graves,
" 13, "
John Crofoot,
" 14, "
Charles E. Howe,
" 14, "
Hiram B. Hipp,
" 14, "
Benj. E. Burns,
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Oct. 1, "
Richard A. Demont,
Oct. 1, "
Nelson H. Claflin,
' 8, "
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THIRTEENTH INFANTRY.
This regiment left Kalamazoo, its rendezvous, on the 12th of February last, 925 strong. Enlistments previous to the 1st of July added 74 to its numbers. Its route was through Ken- tucky and Tennessee, via Bowling Green and Nashville. It reached the battle field at Pittsburgh Landing, after a forced march, near the close of the second day's fight, and thencefor- ward until the evacnation of Corinth, was engaged in picket and fatigue duty with the forces that captured that post. The Thirteenth was the last of Gen. Buell's command to leave north- eastern Alabama, on the withdrawal of our forces from that region in August, and was among the troops of the same army which fell back upon Louisville. It joined in the pursuit of Bragg's army in October, and at the date of its last report, (Nov. 14,) was stationed near Silver Springs, Tennessee, form- ing part of the army under Gen. Rosecrans. The casualties of the Thirteenth, since its organization to Oct. 31, were as follows:
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Almon A. Thompson, 2d " Sept. 24, " - Adjutant.
Geo. H. Graves,
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Died of disease, officers,
1
Officers resigned, .
7
Number of men discharged, 120
wounded, 6
taken prisoners, 10
deserted, 56
The recorded strength of the Regiment November 14, present and absent, was 746, but among the absent are included some who are unofficially known to have been discharged. The officers are.
Michael Shoemaker, Colonel, Jan. 28, 1862. Fred'k W. Worden, Lt. Col., July 4, "
Joshua B. Culver, Major,
Silas A. Yerkes,
May 15, "
Alexander Ewing, Surgeon, Dec. 19, 1861. Foster Pratt, Ass't Surgeon,
Jacob G. Fry,
" 31, 1862.
Joseph Barton, July 13, "
Smith H. Bristol, 2d Ass't " Sept.,
Peter Van Arsdale,
"
Abram Pelham, Adjutant, July 4, 1862.
G. Edwin Dunbar, Qr. M., Aug. 18, "
Chaplain.
James R. Slayton,
Nov. 12, "
Clement C. Webb, Captain, Oct. 3, 1861. John E. Woodworth, 2d Lieut., Oct. 3, 1861.
Theodore L. Palmer,
Alanson B. Case,
May 31, 1862.
Arad C. Balch,
¥ Chas. T. Hall,
Loren Chadwick,
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James P. Perley,
June 16, "
Wm. B. McLaughlin,
May 31, 1862.
W. K. Mansfield, 66 July 4, "
Daniel Jones, June 16, "
Elijah P. Deyo,
« 13, "
Ezekiel B. Van Vliet, July 13,
George M. Rowe,
" 13, "
"Henry C. Hall, Sept. 17, "
Hiram Terry,
Aug. 18, "
Willard G. Eaton,
Oct. 20, "
John E. McIvor,
Sept. 17, "
Joshua Slayton, 66 Nov. 12, "
Horace M. Buck,
Nov. 12, cc
FOURTEENTH INFANTRY.
The Fourteenth moved from Ypsilanti on the 17th of April, 1862, and joined the Western army at Pittsburgh Landing. Its muster-in-rolls show an aggregate of 925, and 86 were added before the 1st of July. It was under Pope in the advance upon Corinth, the Tenth, Thirteenth and Fifteenth forming part of the same line of approach. It has been in repeated skir- mishes, though in no general engagement, and has been various- ly stationed in Mississippi, Alabama and Tennessee. Its last return was dated November 21, at Nashville, Tennessee, where
Harrison Balfour, 66
Clark D. Fox, 66 Oct. 20, "
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Asahel G. Hopkins, Ist Lieut., Oct. 3, 1861.
James E. White,
men, 70
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it forms part of Gen. Thomas' Corps of the army of Gen. Rose- crans. On the 31st of October its aggregate strength, present and absent, was 818. The commissioned officers are:
Colonel.
Patrick Walsh,
1st Lieut., Nov. 18, 1861.
Lieut. Colonel.
Arthur E. Magell,
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M. W. Quackenbush, Major, Nov. 1, 1861.
Edward Batwell, Surgeon, Oct 24, 1861.
Alvin C. Cole, Assistant Surg., May 27, 1862.
Alfred Wyker, 2d Nov. 17, "
Thomas Higgins, 66
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David B. Harbaugh, Adjutant, Feb. 18, "
Tobias J. Sherlock,
June 16, 1862.
Alfred A. Parker,
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Thomas B. Dooley, Chaplain, Feb. 11, 1862. Cyrus F. Jackson,
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Thomas C. Fitzgibbon, Captain, Nov. 18, 1861. Nicholas Devereaux, 2d Lieut., Nov. 18, 1861.
James Mackey,
John Van Stan,
James J. Jeffers,
Newcomb Clark,
June 16, 1862.
Alpheus M. Beebe,
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Alexander P. Sinclair, "
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Frank Powell,
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Abram C. Spear,
John Kelly,
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John C. Lind,
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FIFTEENTH INFANTRY.
This Regiment left its camp at Monroe on the 27th of March last, with 869 names on its rolls. The entire number which had been entered on its records July 1, was 887. It reached Pittsburgh Landing, on the Tennessee river, the day before the battle of April 6 and 7, and its participation in that action cost the Regiment a loss of two officers and 31 men killed, 1 officer and 63 privates wounded, and 7 missing. At the attack on Corinth, Miss., by the rebel force, on the 10th of October, the Ffteenth formed the outposts of the Union army, and its pick- ets and skirmishers were the first engaged. Its casualties on that day were 13 killed, 32 wounded, and 5 missing. The Reg- iment at its last return was at Corinth. On the 31st of Octo- ber its aggregate force, present and absent, was 392. Its officers are:
John M. Oliver, Colonel, Jan'y 15, 1862.
Jonathan Snooks, 1st Lieut., Oct. 1, 1862.
John McDermot, Lieut. Col., Jan'y 1, 1862.
Willard H. Hubble, "
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Thomas E. Morris, Major, Arg. 21, ¥
John Stewart,
Charles Hoyt, Surgeon, Oct. 28,
Andrew J. Bishop,
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John H. Hutchinson, Ass't Surg., June 9, '62. Adna H. Bowen, 6
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Frederick Banks,
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John L. Donnelly,
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Joseph W. Myers,
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C. C. Goodale,
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