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USA > New Jersey > Gloucester County > History of the counties of Gloucester, Salem, and Cumberland New Jersey, with biographical sketches of their prominent citizens, vol. 2 > Part 42
USA > New Jersey > Cumberland County > History of the counties of Gloucester, Salem, and Cumberland New Jersey, with biographical sketches of their prominent citizens, vol. 2 > Part 42
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The board of chosen frecholders met on May St !.. and resolved " that in view of the warlike condition of the country the board now proceed to raise by to such moneys as the exigencies of the case require." The following preamble and resolution were al adopted :
"Whenras, Our country is now in a fearful condition, tring in t' . midst of a civil war, und this State having been called upon by ih Tresblent of the I'alted States to furnish her quota of volunteers to p. . . tret the government; therefore,
" Heerlen, That the sum of four thousand dollars be raised for the purjuty of i quipping the C'hoberland Ging's, and all volunteers that a . accepted from this county fur servire ly the Governor of this State, alati for the assistance of the families of euch volunteers during the tetint of their enlistment."
A committee was appointed to act with the director of the board to superintend the expenditure of !!: money. Of this sum, $2158,50 were expended in equipping and aiding the Cumberland Grays up to the time of their departure from Bridgeton, and $919.25 was paid to the families of volunteers during the first six months.
The four regiments of three months' men called for from this State having been filled up, and those in authority having a totally inadequate conception of the tremendous struggle that was just beginning. the Cumberland Grays were kept in suspense, not know. ing if they would be accepted or not. A handsome silk flag was presented to them by the ladies "? Bridgeton on May 8th, on which occasion an enthu- siastic meeting was had. They were finally accepted by the authorities, and left Bridgeton on May 27th, and were mu-tered in as Company F of the Third grand tribute to them of the affection and patriotic pride which old Cumberland had for them. The people flocked into Bridgeton from every direction, a fare- well address was middle to them by Judge Ehner. a one by the County Bible Society, and they were ( -.
On Tuesday, 234, Capt. Jame- W. Stickney, who had had some experience in military affairs, arrived in Bridgeton, and that evening a muster-roll for vol- unteer- was opened in Sheppard's Hall, and by Wol- no-day noon it was more than filled. On the same evening an election for officers was held, and James ! Regiment. Their departure was the occasion of a W. Stickney was chosen captain, Samuel T. Dubois first lieutenant, and George Woodruff second lieuten- ant, who were afterwards commissionedl as the first off- cers. The name of "Cumberland Gray," was adopted, and it afterwards became a household word in the . handsomely bound Testament was presented to cach county. The first-born child of the county's patri-
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, ried to the hoat by the Home Guards and a multi- . . i. of men, women, and children. The cynosure of all eyes and the pride of the county, which delighted honor their departure, they honored her in return by their noble bearing and soldierly conduct during twir three years of service. Familiarity with war- like movements, and the going and coming of troops, in the succeeding months, cooled the expressions of enthusiastic devotion, and only when Company K of the Twelfth Regiment and the nine months' men de- parted, during the next year, was there any approach to the events of this day.
No other entire companies went from this county until September, 1862. Citizens of the county, how- ever, enlisted in large numbers in companies from . Twenty-fifth Regiment.
other counties and in other States. In the Ollen The Fairfield and Downe company left Bridgeton Legion, afterwards the Tenth New Jersey, enlisted in | by the morning train on Sept. 1, 1862, and the three
September and October, 1861, about one-half of Com- ;
cember meeting of the board thirty dollars bounty was ordered paid to all volunteers for three years since July 1, 1562. The different townships also of- fermil a bounty of fifty dollars for nine months' men, except l'airfield, which paid one hundred dollars. Under this stimulns and the enthusiasm of the meet- ing- the quota of the county was more than filled ; three companies were recruited from Bridgeton and the townships adjoining, one in Fairfield and Downe, and one in Millville. The Millville company was afterwards known as Company B, Twenty-fourth Regiment, the three companies from Bridgeton as Companies F, G, and H of the same regiment, and the Fairfield and Downe company as Company D,
companies recruited here by the afternoon train on Jany I were from Millville and vicinity, about the , the same day. Flags were presented to each of them, -ame number of Company D were recruited in Shiloh and the scenes of the departure of the Cumberland Grays were partly repeated. Men, women, and chil- dren flocked to the depot, but the enthusiasm was of a lo-> boisterous nature than on the former vecasion. War had become more of a reality to the people, and the departine of five hundred men, the bone and sinew of the county, husbands, fathers, sons, brothers. with the certain prospect that some of them would never return, lent a more subdued tone to the fires of patriotism welling up in the hearts of those who went as well as those who stayed. and the western part of the county, and about thirty of Company K were from Bridgeton and Port Eliza- beth. In August, 1862, Company K of the Twelfth Regiment was recruited in Bridgeton, and was almost wholly composed of citizens of this county. They commenced to assemble in Bridgeton for their de- parture on September 1st, many of them coming from the surrounding townships with their relatives and friends to give them words of cheer and bid them a final adieu. The last signatures were placed to the roll, and over forty men were rejected, because the At the May meeting, 1983, of the freeholders, a report was made that the bounty offered had been paid to ninety-eight men in Company K, Twelfth Regiment, four hundred and ninety-two men in the nine months' service, and fifteen others in other com- panics, making a total of $27,900, and that there had also been paid to the families of volunteers $16,563. The bounty of $50 was continued to volunteers. company was full. Speeches were made and a flag was presented to the company in the afternoon of that day. On Tuesday the members of the company were handsomely entertained at E. Davis & Son's hotel by Brig. Gen. David Potter, commanding the Cumberland militia. After dinner farewell addresses were made to the company, after which they marched to the depot to take the cars for Camp Stockton, at Additional calls for soldiers being made in July . and November, 1963, of which the quota of this county was 615 men, a special meeting of the free- cred at the depot, and as the cars moved out of the i holders was held December Ist, and a bounty of $200 Woodbury, where they were mustered in. An im- mense crowd of relatives, friends, and citizens gath- building the air was reot with cheers, and handker- thiefs and hats were waved in honor of the departure
of the brave boys, whose after-services and fighting . defray the expense, payable $10,000 on Jan. 1, 1865, qualities reflected only honor upon the county.
was ordered paid to all volunteers credited to this county, and county bonds ordered to be issued to and a like sum each year afterwards until paid. . 1 committee of three, with full power to do all neces- sary acts, was appointed to carry out the resolutions. At the regular meeting, right days later, $6 per month was ordered paid to the families of all colored vol- unteers. Jan. 15, 1861, the bounty of $200 was ex- tended to all per-ons credited to the county, and on May 11th it was made more explicit, including vol- unteers, drafted men, and substitutes.
While that company was recruiting a call was made for men to serve for nine months, and enlistments being slow a drait was ordered to take place on Sep- tomber 3d. A general desire was felt to avoid a draft, all the enthusiasin of the first days of the war re- turned. Meetings were held throughout the county, and enlistments became more rapid. A special meet- ing of the board of chosen frecholders was held Au- just 25th, and a bounty of fifty dollars was ordered The different townships also offered additional bounty, ranging from $100 to 8200 for each man en- rolled. By these means the quota of the county on paid to each volunteer enlisted for nine months under :In call, and thirty dollars to those mustered into Company K, Twelfth Regiment, and into Company ' theer calls was filled. But a new call for 500,000 F, Third Regiment, to fill up its ranks. At the De- I men was soon Hadde, and during 1801 was followed
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by other demands for men. The county continued the bounty of $200, and when the time for drafting drew nigh the townships were stirred! up to renewed efforts to obtain volunteers or substitutes to fill their quotas. They also offered large bounties in addi- tion to that paid by the county, some of them as high as $300. The first draft took place in May, 1804, and others were had throughout that year. Some of those drafted received the bounties and served in the army, but the greater part of them put in substitutes, for whom they paid from $500 to $800, of which the moneys granted by the county and the township formed a part. These substitutes were credited to the respective townships, which explains the fact that many of the names given in the lists of soldiers from this county are nuknown to any resident.
At December meeting, 1864, the bounty fund com- mittee made their final report, and were "discharged with the thanks of the board for the faithful perform. ' survivors of the great struggle, is rendering the work ance of their onerous duties." County bonds for the ; more difficult. payment of hounties were issued to the amount of ! SUPPLEMENTARY LIST OF SOLDIERS FROM CUMBERLAND COUNTY. QUARTERMASTER'S DEPARTMENT. $138,200, besides the sums paid directly by tax. The amounts paid by the several townships is unknown, but it must have been at least double that sum.
An outline of the history and services of the regi- ments to which the companies from this county be- longed, prepared by another person, and a list of the soldiers who went from this county, as taken from the records of the adjutant-general's office at Trenton, will be found under the general history of the three counties comprised in this work. From the nature of the records kept at the time the list is not complete. During the first year of the war, when drafting was not expected to be needed, no particular attention was paid to the locality from which the soldier came, and they are often put down to the locality where they enlisted in place of where they belonged. To such an extent was this true that when the quotas of the townships of this county for the draft ordered for Sept. 3, 1862, as made up from the records in the ad- jutant-general's office at Trenton, were first sent out, Bridgeton township was marked as exempt, already having enough volunteers, over her previous quotas, to her credit to meet the demands of this call. So notoriously was this incorrect that, by consent of the authorities, the assessors of the several townships, being considered best qualified to determine the ered- its due each township, met at the court-house and re- vised the previous credits, and determined the number due under the then present call for troops. By this revision Bridgeton township was called upon for sixty-nine men, -- quite a startling change from the quotas first made out. This assignment was accepted by the anthorities at Trenton.
Like mistakes were made between counties. . 1 large number of men from this county enlisted out- side of the county in small detachments, and in many cases were credited elsewhere. The number of men from this State who enlisted in other States, and for
whom the State has no credit, and of whom she ha- no record, is estimated by Adjt .- Gen. Stryker at several thousand. From this state of faets it will be sven that the records of the State are not complete. Below will be found a supplementary list, mostly prepared from other sources, which include those who have been omitted in the list elsewhere given, as far as known. It can only be hoped that these lists will be found in the main correct, and will form a basis for a more complete one in the future. The State has pre- pared an official list of the State, as nearly accurate as possible, and the county owes it to her own honor. and to the noble men who represented her on the field of battle, to take up the work once commenced by her, but neglected by the agent appointed for the purpose, and have prepared a list as accurate as po -- sible of those belonging in this county. Every pas -- i ing year. while rapidly thinning the ranks of the
Is rson, Henry R., capt. and nost. q.D .. , May 19, 1864; must. out Sept. du, 1565.
PAY DEPARTMENT.
Istblau, Joel 1., maj. and paymaster, May 28, 1964 : muet. uut (rt. 12,
MINST REGIMENY. Company G.
Shute, George W., enl. May 23, 1561; must out June 23, 1964.
SECOND REGIMENT. Cor.pany B. Johnson, Isaiah E., com. 2d lieut. April 6, 1865 : com. let lieut. JJuly 10, 1865, but not ruust. ; must. out July 11, 1805.
THIRD REGIMENT.
Stickney, James W. H., maj., Sept. 13, 1862; pro. fromn capt. Co. F; Trs. June 25, 1~63.
Sheppard, Jorinh I., com. sergt., Dec. 6, 1862; pro. from corp. Co. l'; umst. out Juno 23, 1-64.
Band.
Webb, Charles W., col. June 7, 1-61; must. out Ang. 10, 1562. Collins, Henry F., col. June 7, 1861 ; must. ont Aug. 10, 1862.
Company C.
Dubois, Samuel T., Isl lient. Co. F, May 2%, 1561 ; pro. capt. Co. C July 1, 1862; minst. ont June 23, 1864.
Company F.
Salkeld, Charles F., capt., Oct. 15, 1862 ; let sergt. May 28, 1861 ; 2d lieut. Nov. 12, 1861 ; 1st lieut. Co. C Aug. 5, 1862 ; must. out June 23, 1661. Woodruff, George, 21 licut. June 17, 1861 ; disch. Oct. 22, 1861.
Randolph, sylvester W. F., zergt., enl. May 25, IFF1 ; killed at Gaines' Farm, Va., June 27, 1662.
Cainbloss, Furman, col. May 28, 1961 ; corp. May 2x, 1861 ; sergt. Oct. 1. 1863 ; Dallat. out June 23, 1-61.
Sheppard, Josiah F., eni. May 2-, ING1; corp. Jan. 11, ISC2; pro. com .- sergi. Dec. G, 1-62.
Coles, Thomas P., eul. Play 2x, 1561 ; disch. May 2, 1864, wounds rer. In artiou.
Fry, David W .. enl. May 28, 1461; sorgt .; Ist sorgt. Nov. 12, 1861 : privat . Aug. 11, 1/02 ; must. out June 21, 1861.
l'arvin, Alexander 31., corp., eul. May 28, 1961 ; traos. to Vet. Rer. l'orps Jan. 15, 1664; re-enl. April 25, 1804.
Sping, Michael N., onl. May 28, 1801, sergl. ; privato Feb. 1, 1893 ; munt. out June 22, 1864.
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FOURTH REGIMENT.
Company A.
shaw, Jusialı, capt., connis-lones Ang. 2, 1863; rergt. Co. 11 Aug. 17, 1861; 20 bent. Co. B Dec. 23, 18CI; Ist lieut. Co. B Sopf. 6, 1-02: most out Sept. 3, 1.61.
. Compreny I'.
Wells, Joseph H., capt , com. Feb. 13, 18/5; corp. Co. H Ang. 17, 1ºC1 ; Bergt. Nov. 1, 1-12; Ist sorgt. March 1, 1863; vergt-maj. of regiment June 10, 1863; re-enl. Der. 26, 1863; 2d Hent. Co. D P'.b. 3, 1804 ; brev. maj. April 2, 1$65; must. out July 9, 1865.
Company II.
Comuelly, Joseph, enl. Aug. 24, 15G1 ; deserted Aug. 5, 1562; returned to duty Match 3, 1803 : deserted July 2. 1543, on the march to Gettys- burg, l'a .; arrested Sept. 5, 1863, and shot Oct. ", lots, by sentroce of court-martial.
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Potter, Charley W., pul. Ang. 21, 1ºC1 ; killed in action at Gallo ,' Farm, Va., June 27, 1863.
FIFTH EFGIMENT.
Belden, Oliver S., asst. surg. May 17, 1862; di-ch. Nov. 30, 1×12.
Bund.
Harton, John S., enl. Oct. 4, 1861 ; must. out Aug. 9, 1862.
Compony F ..
Loper, Elijah, enl. Dec. 13. 166] ; trans, to Co. E, 7th Regt. ; re-rul. Dec. 20, 14:3.
Stauffacker, Totrich, rol. March 16, 1-61; trana. to Co. L, Ith liegt. Company K.
Barnes, John, enl. Ang. 9, 1 ×63 ; innst. out sept. 7, 1821.
I.cake, William G., ent. Aug. D, Iful ; died May 20, 1863, of wonuds re- ceive I at Williamsburg, VA.
Lippincott, Thomas, ent. Ang 9, 1961 ; disch. disability May 11, 1862. Wilkinson, Nathaniel F., enl. Aug. 9. 1561 ; trans. to Vet. Res. Corre Nov. 15, Jag3; disch. Sept. 15, 1261.
SEVENTH ErGINEST. Company A. .
silver, Charles J., enl. Ang. 23, 1861 ; died May 28, 1:02, of wounds re- ceived at Williamsburg, Va., May 5, 1862.
Company Is.
Madden, Honea, enl. June 20, 1501; must. out July 17, Ivi.
Company HI.
Willeta, J. HowardI, capt., Oct. 18, 1x61 ; pro. fient .- col, 12th legt. Aug. 11, 1862.
Dubois, Francis MI., Ist lient., Oct. 3, 146] ; res. Nov. 19, 1861.
EIGHTH BILGIMENT. Company F.
Hall, George W., enl. Aug. 9, ISGI ; trans, from Co. K, 6th Regt. ; must. ont Aug. 1, 1865.
Company G.
Ciarton, Isaac T., ent. Aug. 9, 1×61 ; Ist sergt. Dec. 1, 15G1; trans, from Co. K, Gth Brugt. ; ro-en1. Jan. 4, Jetzt ; must. out July 17, 1805.
Henderson, Joseph W., Ful. Aug. 9. 1801; tana, from Co. K, Cth Regt .; corp. Sept. 17, 1:61; sergt. Dec. 1, 1864; re-enl. l'el. 22, 1x64; sunet. out July 17, 1e65.
Randolph, William H., enl. Ang. 2, 1863 ; trans. from Co. K, 6th Hegt. ; corp. Oct. 4, 15G1; sergt. Dec. 1, 1864 ; Fe-enl. Feb. 22, 1864; must. out July 17, 1865.
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Robinson, Willtato V., eol. Sept. 17, 1361 ; trans. from Co. K, 6th Regt .; re-ent. Trb. 22, 1664; corp. Dec. 1, 1861; surgt. April 21, 1565 ;. minst. ont July 17, 1505.
Nowart, George J., enl. May 21, Jel ; traus. from Ca. K, 6th Regt .; most. ont July 17, 146h.
Abusider, Antonio, ent. Stay 24, 1-64; frane, from fo. K, Gth Regt .; sich at In spital in Newark, N. J., June in, JAG1 ; final record un. Known.
NINTH REGIMENT. Company F.
farlew, EdwarJ, enl. Srpt. 23, 1861 ; corp. Jut. 1, 1364; re-eul. Jan. 18. Il: sergt. Jan. 1, 1-65 ; must. on July 12, 1805.
Laner, James, col. Sept. 2%, 1968 ; re-val. Jan. 18, 1861 ; miast. out July 12, 12 65.
Blizzard, Franklin, en !. Sept. 23, Isol ; died Nov. 29, 1864, at Morehead
TENTH REGIMENT.
Wright, John W., lieut .- col., Oct. 9, 1861 ; Jisch March ti, 1862; pro. from capt. Co. B.
Graw, Jacob B., chapduin, Sopt. 21, 1251 ; rea. Frh. 26, 186.1.
Ayres, Jehn B., sergi .- maj, May IG, 1-03; enl. Oct. 6, 1861, sergt. in Cu. D; died of typhoid fever nt Norfolk, Va., July 22, 1863.
Pare, Ephraim 11., drum-maj., Jan. 10, 1812 ; private Co. B Oct. 19), 1961 ; diseb. July 3, 1sc2.
Company B.
Wright, John W., capt., Oct. $, Istil ; pro. to lient .- col. Oct. 9, 1861.
Clayjule, Charles B., Ist lieut., Ort. 8, 1-61 ; capt. AApril 17, 1802 ; mast. out Due. 1:, 1:04.
Madden, Hosea F., pro. front sorgt. Co. K ; Ist lient. Jan. 23, 1865 ; Com. capt. July 1, 1465 ; not ministered; must, ont July 1, 1805
Doughty, George T., 2d lieut., Oct. 2, 1561 ; res. l'eb. 26, 1862.
Brannin, James M., 21 heut., April 17, 1862 ; recorded at War Depurt- ment os having died at Washington, D. C., Sept. 18, 186.3.
Rose, Lorenzo, eul. Sept. 13, 18G1 ; corp. ; died of variuloid l'eb, 28, 1862.
Company C.
James P. Newkirk, 2d lient., May 21, 1865; com. Ist lient, July 1, 1865; not munstered : pro. from Ist sergt. Co. 11.
Company D.
John Evans, capt., Oct. 3/1, 1 G1 ; disch. March 6, 1862.
Isane T. Thackary, Ist Heut., Nov. 25, 1861 ; pro. capt. t'n. F March 24, 1861.
George W. Humimen, 2d Heut., Sept. 21, 1>61 ; pru, Ist lieut. Co. HI Oct. 7, 1863. .
Elward Noble, enl. Oct. 4, 1861; re-ont. Jan. 3, 1st4; corp. March I, 1865 ; tuat. ont July 1, 1och.
Jurob E. Lasig, rul. Oct. 3. 1~G] ; died of diarrhea at Andersonville, Ga., July 29, IS64.
James S. Hunted, enl. Oct. 15, 1×61 ; died of inflammation of lungs at Washington, D. C., Jan. 15, 1563.
Compeny F.
Isane T. Thackars, cupt., March 24, 1561; pro. from Ist Heut. Co. D ; died May 7, Isst, of wounds received in action at Wilderness, Va., May 6, 18G4.
William Toud, capt., June 11, 1-61; 1-t smagt. Co. K Oct. 8, 1861 ; 2d Heut. April 17, 1od2; let lient. Co. F Nuv. 21, 1663; menst. nut Muy 6, 1865.
Company H.
George W. Bommen, capt., March 21, 18" :: : 24 heut. Co. D Sept. 21, J&G1 ; lat lieut. Co. II Oct. 7, 1963; must. out May 3, 1805.
John B. 11. finan, 20 lient., Feb. 11, 1865; rergt. Co. D Dec. 1. 18/4 ; com. Ist lieut. Co. G, July 1, Jan5, but not mastered.
George W. Bowen, col. Nov. 24, 1>st ; corp .; re-enl. Feb. 21, 1664 ; sorgt. April 3, 15G5 ; must. ont July 1, 1xc5.
Thomas 11. Heward, enl. Nov. 12, 1861 ; sergt .; recordul at War and Penelon Departmenta as having died l'eh. 28, 1865, near Wilming- tom, N. C., en route worth as paroled prisoner.
Francis H. Frerman, enl. Nov. 4, 18GI ; ro-en1. Jan. 3, 1861 ; killed in action at Cedar Creek, Va., Oct. 19, 156-1.
Aaron Hess, enl. Sept. 14, 1st1 ; re-enl. Jan. 3, 1504; died nt Washing- ton, D. C., June 19, Ient, of wounds received in action at Coll Ilas - bor, Y'a., June 1, 1861.
Henry 1. Nichols, enl. Oct. 31, 1>61 ; re-cal. Jan. 3, 1661 ; died of diar- rhoea at Anunpolis, 31d., March 14, 1865.
Benjamin Fine, enl. U.t. 81, 1661; disch. Nov. 1, 1862, to Join regular army.
Company K.
loser F. Maddeu, enl. Nov. 16, Is61 ; sergt. Feb. 23, 1864 ; re-cul. l'eb. 21, 1>G1; pro. Ist lient. Co. B Jan. 23, 1-65.
Richard Baruett, enl. O.r. 8, 1661 ; re-enl. Jan. 3, 1861 ; missing in action ut Winchester, Va., Aug. 17, 1564 ; supposed dead.
Thomas Barnett, ent. Oct. 8, 1961 ; disch, disability July 21, 1861. Juhu Graves, enl. Det. A, 1961 ; drech. disability March 8, 1862.
ELEVENTH HEGIMENT. Company B.
Thomas Law, onl. March 25, 1SC4 ; trans. from Co. A ; trung, to Co A, 12th Hegt .; Just. out July 15, 1 05.
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TWELFTH RFIMINT.
J. Huwant Willets, col., Feb. 27, 1-03; capt. Co 11, 5th Regt., Oct. 1º, 1.61; lient .- col. 12th Regt. Ang. 11, 1662; disch. Dec. 19, 1×64, of wounds receival in action : t Chancellorsville, Va.
Richard S. Thompson, lient .- cal., July 2, 1564 ; capt. Co. K Aug. 1), 1802; maj. I'd b .. 25. 1564 ; disch. Feb. 17, 1805, of wounds received in action et Rrani's Station, Va., Ang. 24, 1861.
Edward M. Dubois, maj., Feb. 23, 1565; sorgt. Co. K June 24, 1862; surgt .- wij Feb. 15, 1563: 211 lieut. Co. C July 18, Jag ;; Ist lieut. Co. 1 April 11, 1/64 ; q.m. April 26, 1x61; brev. capt. July 6, 18G4; com. lieut .- col. Juno 16, 1865 ; not musterel ; must. out July 15, 1$65.
Company A.
Thomas Law, onl. March 25, 1804 : trans. from Co. B, 11th Regt. ; must. uut July 15, 1865.
Company B.
Armstrong Powell, drafted Aug. 15, 1864 ; trans. from Co. E., 11th Regt. ; muet. ont July 15, 1663.
Willian F. Hoglin, drafted Ang. 12, 1864: trans. from Co. E., 11th Regt .; must. uut July 15, 1805.
Company E.
Daniel Dare, capt , Aug. 6, 1×13; 1st lient. Co. K Aug. 14, 1862; cuDI. maj. July 7, 1855; not ministered; nmst. ont July 15, 1865.
Company F.
Frank M. Hiley, capt., Jan. 30, 1865; sergt. Co. K Ang. 22, 1862 ; sergt .- maj. March 12, 1 61 ; Ist lieut. Co. G April 11, 1564 ; must. ont June 4, 1805.
Company G.
William F. Potter, capt., Frb. 4, 1504; 21 lieut. Co. K Aug. 14, 1542 ; 1st lieut. l'u K Ang. 6, 1-33; brevet-maj. May 1, 1865 ; must. ont June 4. 1$65.
James P. Williams, let fient. Jan. 30, 1805 ; private Co. K Ang. 19, 1812 ; corp. Sept. 1, Istl; sorgt. Sept. 1, 180} ; Ist seret. Sept. 23, 1851 ; inst. ont June 4, 1sij.
Comprany 1.
Albert S. Wood, ent. July 31, 1862 ; corp. Aug. 27, 1-04 : dled of ding- Fhren, at Canton, S. J., Dec. 1, 1861, while no furlough.
Company K.
Varney W. Gaskill, eul. Aug. 8, 1862 : trans. to Vet. Res. Corps Jau. 9, 1>65; dich. June 29, 1865.
Daniel Tullis, cul. Ang. 6, 1Mi2; must. ont June 4, 18G7.
FIFTEENTH REGIMENT. Company Il.
Richard C. Levick, ent. May 28, 1 -61 ; corp. : trans. fr m Co. F, Sd Regt, Junio 4, Jabl ; killed in action at Opequate, Va., Sept. 19, 186;1.
TWENTY-THIRD REGIMENT.
Robert W. Elmer, asst. surg., Sept. 12, 1562 ; must. ont June 27, 1863.
TWENTY -FOURTH REGIMENT.
Joel A. Fithlan, maj., Sept. 12. 1862 ; noust. ont June 20, 1863. Samuel R. Fishian, q m., Sept. 16, 1862 ; must. out June 29, 1843. Willian L. Newell, surgeon, Sept. 16, 1562 ; must. aut June 29, 1503. Francis SI. Dubois, Bergt. maj., Sept. 20, 1542 : enl. Sept. 2, 1862, as Ist sergt Co. G ; diach, di-ability Feb. 8, 1661.
Thomas MI. Barraclint, sergt .- maj., March 22, 161; enl. Sept. 2, 1662, a4 sorgt. Co. G. ; private Co. G June 3, 1×63.
Company L.
John Sheppard, enl. Aug. 30, 1×62 ; inust. out June 29, 1503.
Company G.
Isaac Sheppard, col. Sept. 2, 1:62 ; Dist. out June 23, 1603.
TWENTY-FIFTH REGIMENT.
kobert MI. Batelsun, asst, surgeon, Oct. 15, 1862; umst. ont June 24, 1803.
Company B.
Isaac S. Whifticar, enl. Sept. 1, 1562 ; must. out June 20, 1863.
TWENTY .EIGHTH REGIMIANT. Company 11.
Charles Seymour, onl. Sept. 1, 1562 ; dlech. Feb. 11, 1963, to date July 6, 1ºC3, wounds received in action.
C'eurge Shaw, eul. Sept. 1, 1862 ; must, out July €, 1863.
THIRTY-THIRD REGIMENT. Company D.
James W. Hand, end. Sept. 2, INGI; trans. to Co. F; died at Tuare Hill, Ga., Jan. 2, 1Mj5.
THIRTY-YOURTG RF . IMENT.
John B. Bowen, surgeon, Sept. 25, 1863 ; resigned May 27, 1864.
Company G.
Nelson S. Donnelly, en1. April 5, 1×63; died of chronic diarrhea ut Greenville, La., Oct. 14, 1×65; traas. from Co. I.
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