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On August 24th the brigade landed at Al- exandria, McClellan having abandoned the Peninsula and transferred his army by water to the Potomac. Three days afterward it was pushed forward to Bull Run Bridge and the old battle-field. The First Regiment had three hundred men fit for duty ; the Second, two hundred and fifty; the Third, three hun- dred and seventy-five ; and the Fourth, sev- enty-five. On this day, the 27th, the open- ing of Pope's battle of Bull Run, it fought for several hours a much superior force of Stonewall Jackson's corps, losing nine killed and three hundred and ten wounded, missing and prisoners. Colonel Taylor was severely wounded, and died on September 1st. Com- pelled to relinquish the field, the brigade re-
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tired to Cloud's Mills, but in a week was on the march again with McClellan's pursuit of Lee into Maryland, Colonel A. T. A. Torbert having succeeded Taylor in command. On September 14th it won the battle of Cramp- ton's Gap by a splendid charge up the side of a steep acclivity, capturing enough Spring- field rifles to arm the Fourth Regiment, which had been equipped with smooth bores. This regiment, which had lost its colors at Gaines' Mill, captured two stands of rebel colors at Crampton's Gap. At the battle of Antietam, on the 11th, it relieved Sumner's corps at midnight and was not actually en- gaged, although it was for six hours exposed to a hot artillery fire. At Fredericksburg, December 13th and 14th, it saw hard fight- ing on the left of the line, and Colonel Wil- liam B. Hatch was fatally wounded in lead- ing the Fourth Regiment to an assault. Pre- vious to this the Fifteenth and Twenty- fourth Regiments had been added to the brigade and it had been placed in the Sixth Corps. At Chancellorsville, on May 3, 1863, it was for two hours and a half engaged with Longstreet's veterans near Salem Church, and the casualties footed up five hundred and eleven men killed, wounded and missing.
In the battle of Gettysburg it embraced the First, Second, Third and Fifteenth Regi- ments and Hexamer's battery, the Fourth Regiment being on provost duty at Wash- ington. It was on the picket line during the decisive fighting of July 3d, and on the 5th joined in the pursuit of Lee.
While Grant was marshaling the army for the grand advance, the Tenth New Jersey Regiment was assigned to the brigade. Com- pany A, Captain Isaac W. Mickle ; Company E, Captain George W. Scott; Company H, Captain John R. Cunningham, and Company I, Captain John Coates, were recruited in Camden. The brigade had three days of fighting in the Wilderness during the first week of May, 1864, and on the 10th took part in the celebrated charge on the Confed-
erate works near Spottsylvania, in which a thousand prisoners and several guns were captured. On the 12th it was in the furious assault of that day and the subsequent struggle over the rebel entrenchments, "the intense fury, heroism and horror of which," Edward A. Pollard wrote, “it is impossible to de- scribe." This was the awful and stubborn contest in " the bloody angle," and no com- mand suffered a heavier loss than did the five Jersey regiments. They were driven from and retook the Galt House on the 14th, and until the 18th were participants in skirmishes along the North Anna and Tolo- potomy Rivers. At Cold Harbor, June 1st to 3d, they were constantly under fire. The terms of service of the First and Third Regiments had expired on May 23d, but they remained at the front to take part in the battle of Cold Harbor. They reached Tren- tou on June 7th, and were mustered out on June 23d. Of the two thousand and sixty- eight officers and enlisted men who had left the State capital on June 28, 1861, only three hundred and forty returned for muster out, of whom one hundred and thirty-nine be- longed to the First and two hundred and one to the Third Regiment. The Fourth, with the exception of the men who had re-enlisted, returned from the front August 19, 1864, and was mustered out on the next day ; it came back with four hundred and twenty- four privates and officers, while it had taken one thousand and thirty-four to the field three years before. The re-enlisted men of the First and Third, which ceased to exist as or- ganizations, were at first transferred to the Fourth and Fifteenth, but were subsequently consolidated into the First, Second and Third Battalions, and, with the Fourth, Tenth and Fifteenth Regiments from that time until February, 1865, constituted the First Brigade. The Fourth thus kept up its organization through its re-enlisted men, and thus has an unbroken history until the termi- nation of the war ..
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In July, 1864, the brigade was sent with the Sixth Corps to check Early in the Shen- andoah Valley, and on August 17th delayed his advance for six hours at Winchester. On September 19th it was in the direct assault upon the rebel front at Opequan, and was gallantly instrumental in sending the enemy " whirling up the valley." On the 22d, at Fisher's Hill, it repeated its achievement, and at the battle of Cedar Creek, on October 19th, it formed on the left of the line and fought steadily to maintain its ground, but was finally overwhelmed and forced to retire. When Sheridan, however, arrived upon the scene and turned defeat into victory it re- formed and did its duty in the charge that repulsed Early and ended the war in the valley. On December 1st it, rejoined the Army of the Potomac ; April 2, 1865, it helped to take the Confederate entrenchments on the Boydton Plank-Road, in front of Petersburg, and it was close to Appomattox when Lee's surrender was made. Thence it was ordered to Danville, Va., and not until May 24tlı did it march through Richmond on its way northward. On June 2d it encamped five miles from Washington, where the regiments were mustered out. At Trenton they were dissolved, and this scarred and storied com- mand ceased to exist. -
The following is the roster of the original companies raised in Camden County that were assigned to the brigade :
COMPANY E, FIRST REGIMENT NEW JERSEY VOL- UNTEERS.
[ This company was mastered in May 23, 1861, and mustered out with regiment, unless otherwise stated.]
Captains.
Charles N. Pelouze, res. Nov. 8, '62.
Francis B. Holt, Nov. 6, '61, res. Nov. 27, '62. First Lieutenants.
James B. Shields.
A. Stewart Taylor, Nov. 6, '61, res. Nov. 27, '62. H. M. Gillman, Nov. 27, '62, vice Taylor, res. Second Lieutenants.
N. W.Smith, Dec. 10, '62, pro. 1st lieut. Co. A, Feb. 13,'63.
Joseph Ferguson, Feb. 13, '63, par. pris.
First Sergeants.
E. K. Ramsey, pro. 2d lieut, Co. C, Feb. 13, '63. W. E. Vanderslice, Mar. 1, '63, dis. June 29, '65. Edward A. Herman, dis. Oct. 21, '62.
Sergeants.
Peter A. Grum, Dec. 8, '62.
Samuel W. Lesenby.
William H. Good.
William H. Gilbert, dis. Sept. 12, '62.
Benjamin H. Roby, dis. May 15, '65.
Corporals.
August Mulhan, dis. June 29, '65. John W. Fisher.
Oscar Greslius, May 21, '61.
Conrad Mace, dis. June 23, '65.
John C. Zanders, died July 6, '62, of wounds.
Jacob Ristine, killed June 27, '62.
Wm. McCombe, killed Aug. 17, '64.
Frederick C. Schwarze, killed June 27, '62.
Henry Bechtel, killed May 3, '63.
Henry K. Patton, died June 5, '64, of wounds,
Daniel Logan, killed April 2, '65.
Edward Stehr, dis. Nov. 6, '62.
Augustus B. Conrad, musician, dis. June 29, '65.
John W. Wilson, musician.
James H. Pimlotte, wagoner.
Privates.
George Adams, killed May 5, '64. Charles Alfred.
David Anderson.
William R. Anderson,
Charles T. Anthony.
Joseph Ailt, dis. Oct. 7, '62.
Stewart H. Allshouse, dis. to join regular army.
John Brown, killed Sept. 14, '62.
Fk. M. Brown, Sept. 4, '62, must. out June 22, 65. Jacob Brunsholly, dis. Jan. 27, '63.
John Bruden, dis. Feb. 6, '63.
Benjamin Budd, killed June 27, '62.
James H. Carney.
Fred. Cappell, must. out Oct. 17, '65.
Joseph Cortledge, Nov. 26, '63; dis. July 22, '65.
Samuel Cline, dis. Nov. 4, '62.
Albert Clingman, killed June 27, '62.
Joseph Coners, Sept. 15, '62.
William Cook, killed August 27, '62.
Thomas Dalton, dis. Nov. 1, '62.
Christopher Dice, dis. June 23, '64.
Joseph E. Dilks, killed Sep. 14, '62.
Jacob Dillshaver, Sep. 19, '62, dis. Jan. 10, '63. Daniel Driggits, killed May 6, '64.
Joseph H. Dutton, dis. Dec. 9, '63. John Fitzgerald, dis. Oct. 3, '62. Joseph W. Foster.
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James Gilespy, killed June 27, '62. Wm. Gratz, dis. Oct. 12, '61. Joseph Groskinsky, died of wounds. Wm. L. Hartman.
Chas. Hexamer, Sept. 30, '61, must. out Oct. 4,'64. John Hill, May 23, '61, dis. April 3, '65. Jacob Hill, dis. May 23, '64. Martin Hoefle. James Hook. Ralph Hopwood. Daniel N. Hyder, dis. Dec. 23, '63.
Conrad Hoover, Jan. 25, '64.
George W. Hoquet, dis. Oct. 28, '62, wounds. Wm. Irion, must. out Aug. 10, '65.
Thomas Jacobs. Andrew J. Jorden.
Andrew J. Joline, trans, to Co. E, 4th Reg. John H. Kelly, must. out June 29, '65.
Chas. Leonhardt, Feb. 25, '64, dis. March 24, '64. Chas. Long, must. out June 29, '65.
Edward Lunny, dis. March 23, '62. Alfred A. Maulin, died Feb. 23, '63. John Mertz, Jan. 26, '64. Seth S. Mead.
John McDonald, dis. Sept. 12, '61. Edward McDowell, dis. July 26, '62.
Charles Mclaughlin, dis. Jan. 15, '63, of wounds. Alexander McGaukey, killed June 27, '62.
P. McLaughlin, Aug, 27,'62, tr. to V.R.C. Sept.1,'63. Edwin Miles, died Nov. 26,'62.
Samuel Miller. Charles Munzing, Feb. 8, '62, died Dec. 20, '63. Charles Murray.
William Neville. Patrick Nolan, killed June 27, '62.
Charles P. Norton, died of wounds.
Alexander Oldham, killed June 27, '62.
Michael O'Regan, died May 16, '62.
Gotthelf Osterday, must. out Aug. 2, '65.
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Simon Peter, must. out Aug. 2, '65. W. Posser, Aug. 28,'62, tr. to U. S. N. Apr. 18, '64. . Jacob H. Plume, dis. May 12, '63.
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John H. Redfield, dis. July 6, '65, of wounds.
Edward C. Reed, dis. Feb. 26, '63, of wounds. Thomas Russell. Adam Schiela, must. out June 29, '65. August Schwarze, killed June 27, '62. John Skyrm. George Sproud. John C. Stow, dis. May 23, '64. Charles Sparks, killed May 6, '64. William H. Swope. Peter Sweeny, dis. Aug. 16, '63. Jacob Tehr, dis. July 25, '65. Nathaniel M. Wolf, dis. Oct. 3, '62.
Christopher Weedman, must. out June 29, '65. Jacob S. Wheeler. William H. Wheaten. Emerick Whitman. Charles Yeager, killed June 27, '62. George W. Young, dis. Feh. 24, '63. Nicholas Yeager.
COMPANY B, THIRD REGIMENT NEW JERSEY VOL- UNTEERS (THREE YEARS).
[This company was mustered in May 25, 1861, and mustered out June 23, 1864, unless otherwise stated].
Captains. Henry C. Gibson, res. Aug. 21, 1862. Richard D. Cook, Sept. 20, '62 ; res. Feb. 16, '63. John Frantz, Feb. 17, 1863.
First Lieutenants.
David Vickers, Jr., pro. to capt. Co. A May 31, '61. Franklin L. Knight, May 26, '61; pro. lieut .- col. 24th N. J. Regt. Sept. 12, 1862.
Wm. N. Evans, Dec. 18,'61; died of wds. July 14,'62. David Fairly, July 1, '62; pro. to adjt. July 14, '62. Griffith W. Carr, Sept. 13, 1862; pro. to capt. Co. K, 23d Regt., April 18, 1863. Abraham M. Salmon, Oct. 15, 1863. Second Lieutenants.
Baldwin Hufty, Jan. 6, 1862 ; pro. 1st lieut. Co. E Aug, 13, 1862.
Oscar Westlake, Aug. 13, '62 ; pro. 1st lieut. Co. 1) Dec. 10, '62. James Dalzell, Dec. 10, '62, pro. from sergt. Co. D. First Sergeants.
Howard S. Vandegrift, killed May 3, '63. Mathias Lambson, pro. 2d lieut. Co. E July 16, '62. John S. Clark.
Sergeants.
Hamilton Johnson.
Geo. T. Westcott, pro. 2d lieut. Co. COct. 16, '62. Nathan C. Jones:
Fred. Mervine, killed in action May 8, 1864. Rich. A. Curtis, pro. 2d lieut. Co. C July 3, 1862. William Page, disch. Oct. 27, 1862.
William H. Smith.
Wm. B. Philips, disch. Nov. 5, 1862.
Chas. A. McClung, pro. sergt .- maj. Sept. 5, 1862. Samuel B. Pine, trans. to V. R. C.
Corporals.
Fred. W. Sowby. William J. Mills. Thomas W. Clark.
Edwin Phillips, disch. Sept. 18, 1862. John M. Lewis, disch. Oct. 17, 1862. Arthur H. Merry, killed in action June 27, 1862. Wm. Ross, died of wds. May 14, 1863. John K. Frankish, killed in action May 9, 1864.
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Wm. B. Smith, killed in action May 12, 1864. Wm. Marsh, musician, disch. May 17, 1865. Jona. Demaris, musician, disch. March 30, 1862. Wm. A. Shinn, wagoner.
James Ross, wagoner.
Privates.
Adam Adams, killed in action June 27, 1862. John Blair, trans. to V. R. C.
Armand Bressillon.
Charles Bressillon, disch. Oct. 4, 1862.
Samuel Broadhurst, disch. June 29, 1865.
Geo. S. Bromley ..
Newton M. Brooks.
Edward Browning, died of wounds May 12, '64. Patrick Burns, disch. June 6, '65.
John L. Campbell, Nov. 21, '62; dis. July 13, '65. Theodore Casper, disch. Nov. 11, '61.
Mordecai Clossen, disch. Jan. 31, '63. John W. Coates.
John Conway.
Francis W. Coull, disch. (disability) Dec. 3, '62. Allen Coull, killed in action June 27, '62.
Titus Crawshaw, disch. Nov. 19, '62. Henry De Ford, disch. Dec. 20, '62.
Edward Y. Diament, disch. Dec. 8, 1862.
James Dillon, disch. June 29, 1865.
Henry Edwards, must. in Dec. 17, 1862. Jehu Evans, Jr., pro. 1st lieut. Co. A, 4th Regt.
Charles F. Fackler, disch. May 20, 1862. Thomas D. Farris, disch. March 19, '63. August Fisher, must. out June 29, 1865. Peter J. Fox, killed in action May 12, 1864. Wm. Gibson, disch. Aug. 16, '65.
H. H. Goldsmith, pro. to 2d lieut. Co. A, 23d Regt. Thompson Gordon. Henry Gorman. John Hamberger, Jan. 7, '62 ; disch. Jan. 21, '65. Mahlon Harden.
John T. Harrison. John Harkinson.
Wm. T. Harvey, disch. March 29, '62. James Henry.
Brockington Hollis.
James Hollingsworth, died of wds. Oct. 30, '62. Lewis C. Hong, killed in action June 1, '64. Joseph C. Johnston, disch. Nov, 8, '62. Joseph King, disch. Oct. 6. '62. George W. Loughlin, disch. May 13, '63. John G. Lewallin, Sept. 11,'61 ; disch. Feb. 11, '63. Elwood Lock, died of wds. June 28, '62. Martin Lokeman, Oct. 10, '62; disch. July 10, '65. Nathaniel P. Long, must. in Oct. 18, '62. Albert Lukens, disch. June 16, '64. J. Harrison Lupton, disch. Sept. 16, '62. Alfred Marshland, disch. April 11, '63.
Samuel Martin, disch. April 19, '63.
John D. McCoy, Jan. 10, '62; died July 21, '62. John McLees, died of wds. June 30, '62.
Martin McNully, killed in action May 3, '63. . John D. McWey, disch. Sept. 3, '65. Theodore W. Merrihew.
Archibald Neimo.
John M. Phillips.
Thomas L. Phillips, disch. Sept. 24, '62. George G. Ricker, Jan. 6, '62; disch. June 28, '65. Charles Robinson, disch. June 29, '65. Franklin Robinson, died Nov. 24, '63.
Nathaniel P. Senz, must. in Oct. 18, '62.
Philip Shank.
Peter Sherris, Sept. 16, '61 ; disch. Aug. 13, '62. Benj. F. Shinn, trans. to Co. G.
Geo. Shade, must. in Dec. 5, '62.
Grisby H. Snow.
John W. Slocum, disch. Feb. 23, '63.
Charles H. Smith, disch. July 28, '62.
Cooper Smith, disch. Dec. 2, '62.
John Spence.
Thomas C. Surran.
Albert Talmadge.
Jos. R. Taylor, Jan. 10, '62; disch. June 29, '65. J. Fred. Taylor, disch. April 10, '62.
Stephen Tomkinson, killed in action Dec. 4, '61. Armand Trimble, disch. May 20, '62.
Edward Trussell, disch. Feb. 11, '63.
Alex. J. Walker, died of wds. May 12, '63.
Erasmus R. Wehh, disch. July 7, '64.
S. Williams, Sept. 12,'61; trans. to Co. B, 15th Rgt.
Wallace Williams, trans to U. S. Navy. Jacob Wise, must. out June 23, '64.
Thomas Westfall, disch, Sept. 13, '61.
Robt. F. Wood, disch. Sept. 15, '62.
Charles H. Wright, must. in Jan. 21, '62.
Wm. T. G. Young, disch. May 31, '64.
COMPANY A, FOURTH REGIMENT NEW JERSEY VOLUNTEERS.
[This company was mustered in August 9, 1861, and mustered out with regiment unless otherwise stated. ]
Captains.
Charles Meves, killed in action June 27, '62. Charles Meyer, Aug. 30, '62, rice Meves, killed. Josiah Shaw, Aug. 9, '63. Elias Wright, Dec. 13, '62; pro. to maj. U. S. C. John M. Crammer, Nov. 26, '64.
First Lieutenants.
J. Evans, Jr., Aug. 30, '62; pro. to adjt. Nov. 26, '62. Chas. H. Hatch, Nov. 26, '62 ; res. Mar. 29, '64. Frank E. Mailey, April 24, '64. Leander Brevier, Feb. 2, '65; pro. to adj. June 4, 65 Peter Lanning, June 4, '65.
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Second Lieutenants. .
Charles Lisenbarth, res. Sept. 13, '61.
Fritz W. Schroeder, Sept. 21, '61 ; dis. Oct. 11, '62 .. Edwd. M. Anderson, Nov. 5,'62 ; pro. 1st It. Co. K. Nov. 12, '63.
Griffin P. Lillis, Jan. 31, 65 ; pro. 1st lieut. Co. H, June 4, '65.
First Sergeant.
Samuel B. Keeler, Aug. 17, '61.
Sergeants.
Joseph Brady. George Wilson, Dec. 8, '64.
Emil Jaerin, Jan. 3, '65.
Frederick Wool, disch. Mar. 12, '63.
Theodore Krugg, disch. Aug. 8, '62, of wounds.
Chas. Helmouth, disch. May 3, '64, of wounds. John Greipp.
John Mergenthaler.
Theodore Schreiber, trans. to V. R. C. Corporals.
Joseph Lippe, disch. Feb. 16, '62.
Louis Deike, Aug. 22, '61; disch. April 24, '63.
Edward Dike, disch. Sept. 16, '61.
Gottfried Whitman.
Thomas Desmond, Aug. 13, '61. John O'Neil, Jan. 11, '65 ; killed in ac. Ap. 2, '65. John Miller, disch. May 31, '64, of wounds.
Joseph Schlatter, killed in action May 6, '64. Jean G. Veltier, disch. Aug. 14, '62. George Schuh, disch. Feb. 16, '63.
Adam Rickerts.
John Lynch, Dec. 15, '64. John H. Reardon, Jan. 12, '65.
Jos. Harding, Feb. 16, '64 ; disch. July 8, '65.
Jos. Hodgeson, Sept. 29, '64; disch. May 17, '65. Saml. Hill, musician, Aug. 12, '63.
Robt. Clow, mus., Sept. 15, '62 ; disch. May 17, 65. Charles Lyons, wagoner, Aug. 13, '61.
Privates.
Christian Adelar, died July 8, '62, in And'sonville. Andw. Anderson, Mar. 3, '65 ; disch. July 9, '65. John Adshead, disch. July 7, '65.
David Batthalia, Dec. 30, '64; disch. July 9, '65. Frederick Bauer, disch. July 18, '65.
Otto Bender, Aug. 22, '61 ; killed in ac. June 27, '62. Lewis Binder, disch. Oct. 30, '62.
John Britton, Jan. 11, '65.
George Brombacher, disch. Feb. 18, '63. John Brown (1), Dec. 30, '64 ; disch. July 9, '65. John Brown (2), Jan. 18, '65 ; disch. July 9, '65. James Brown, Jan. 16, '65. Wm. Brown, Dec. 7, '64 ; died Feb. 9, '65. Christian Burger, disch. June 6, '62.
John Burghart, killed in action June 27, '62.
John Barr, Jan. 12, '65. Michael Cavanagh, Jan. 5, '65. James Chester, Jan. 5, '65. George Clark, Mar. 30, '65. John Clark, Jan. 17, '65 ; disch. April 28, '65. Albert Clement, disch. Dec. 25, '62.
Roht. Corson, Jan. 5, '64; disch. July 9, '65. Alfred Conklin, Sept. 2, '62 ; disch. Aug. 25, '64. Geo. Cowpe, Sept. 30, '64; disch. May 17, '65.
Peter Cox, died Jan. 1, '65.
John Deihl, Jan. 25, '64; killed in ac. June 3, '64. Christian Diehl.
John Dickinson, Jan. 12, '65. John Diehl, disch Mar. 3, '62.
Henry Dietrich, March 25, '65; disch. July 9, '65. Martin Effinger, died April 12, '62.
John Elrah, Aug. 27, '62 ; died Jan. 3, '65.
Andw. Faudre, April 8, '65; disch. July 10, '65. Francis Fecht, disch. March 31, '62.
Frederick Killian. Charles Fessman.
Heinrich Finger, disch. Aug. 19, '64.
Frederick Fisher, Dec. 28, '64; disch, July 9, '65. Jacob Fleck, disch. Dec. 24, '62.
Christian Floel, March 30, '65; disch. May 3, '65. Jacob Fox, August 22, '61 ; disch. Jan. 20, '63.
Jacob Gallatin, disch. Jan. 4, '62.
Henry Gollman, April 7, '63; disch. April 14, '63. John Gundling, disch. Dec. 3, '62.
Ludwig Gundling, died Nov. 15, '63.
John Haines, Jan. 4, '65.
Gilmore Hall, Jan. 4, '65 ; disch. July 9, '65. Charles Hambrecht, died Nov. 8, '62, of wounds. John Hart, Jan. 10, '65.
George Hays, Jan. 11, '65 ; disch. July 9, '65.
Ernest Hassenbein, Dec. 12, '64.
Valentine Henricus, killed in action May 12, '64. George Hetchner, killed in action May 6, '64. Emanuel Herbert.
Charles Heitman, disch. March 3, '62.
James Hines, Dec. 29, '64 ; disch. July 9, '65. Jacob Hirsch.
Geo. Holzmann, Aug. 22, '61; disch. Dec. 19, '62. Andw. J. Hopkins, July 8, '64; disch. July 9, '65. Jacob Hucke.
Patk. Hurley, Sept. 28, '64; disch. May 17, '65. Thomas Jackson, Dec. 19, '62.
John Jack, Oct. 7, '64; trans. to Company D.
Charles Jacobson, Dec. 9, '64; disch. July 9, '65. John Kane, Jan. 12, '65; disch. July 9, '65.
Philip Keifer, Aug. 22, '61 ; disch. Aug. 20, '64. James Kelly, Jan. 10, '65; trans. to Company I. Christopher Kiefer, disch. Aug. 15, '61. John F. Killmer, Dec. 20, '64; disch. July 9, '65. Herman Kisshauer, Jan. 7, '65; disch. June, '65.
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Edward Krause, disch. June 16, '65.
Christian Krause, disch. March 21, '63.
Rudolph Kleffer, disch. Aug. 15, '62. Wendle Kuntz, disch. Sept. 26, '62. John Lawson, Jan. 6, '65 ; disch. July 9, '65. John Lenk.
Francis Leonard, January 16, '65. John Louis, killed in action June 27, '62.
Charles Lutz, disch. Sept. 26, '62.
John McCarty, Jan. 10, '65; disch. July 9, '65. Lawrence McDonald, Jan. 11, '65.
Thos. McMahon, Aug. 29, '61; disch. Jan. 30, '63. George Metz.
George Millar, disch. May 14, '63.
Fred'k Mondinger, March 25, '65; disch. July 9, '65. Wm. W. Morse, March 24, '65; disch. July 9, '65. Gustavus Moses, March 25, '65.
Michael Murphy, Jan. 13, '65 ; disch. July 9, '65. Leopold Myers, Dec. 9, '64; trans. to Battery A. Leonard Nargaug.
John Nelson, Dec. 7, '64.
Wm. F. Nesbit, Jan. 11, '65 ; trans. to West'n A'y. John G. Nutt, Jan. 4, '65 ; disch. June 12, '65. Wm. J. Parkhill, Aug. 10, '64; disch. June 22, '65. Charles Randolph, March 24, '65.
Allen Rathford, Jan. 6, '65.
Henry Reinhardt, disch. Sept. 13, '62.
Ludwig Reinhardt, disch. Sept. 13, '62.
Michael Rielly, Aug. 17, '64, disch. June 22, '65. Charles Riley, Aug. 17, '64; trans. to V. R. C. Jacob Rhode, killed in action June 27, '62.
Albert Ross, Jan. 12, '65 ; disch. July 9, '65. John Ryan, Feb. 13, '64 ; disch. July 9, '65. James Rice, Jan. 5, '65.
William Riley, Jan. 10, '65.
James Rogers, Dec. 7, '64.
Conrad Rosch, disch. April 23, '63.
George Roth, disch. Jan. 3, '63.
Johan Roth, disch. Jan. 3, '63. John Schack. George Schick. Joseph Scherm. John Schmidt.
David W. Schneider, Jan. 22, '62.
George Schneider, Jan. 10, '65.
Joseph Schneider.
John P. Schuster, Jan. 22, '64.
Frederick Schneider, Dec. 13, '64, dis. July 9, '65. Joseph Schaler, Mar. 30, '64.
Sebastian Schaub, dis. Mar. 21, '63.
William Schneider, dis. Mar. 10, '62. Michael Schnepp, dis. April 30, '62. Conrad Seibolt, dis. Nov. 3, '62.
Joseph Shaw, Oct. 3, '64, dis. July 9, '65. Henry Sherbrook, Jan. 6, '65, dis. July 9, '65.
Solomon Smallwood, Jan. 6, '64, dis. July 9, '65. James Smith, Aug. 11, '63, dis. May 3, '65. John Smith, Jan. 16, '65. Sebastian Smith, Jan. 2, '64.
William Smith, Jan. 13, '65. William Souville, Jan. 16, '65.
William B. Smith, Jan. 10, '65, trans. to Co. G. Henry Strick, dis. Jan. 14, '62. William Swenson, Jan. 5, '65, dis. July 9, '65.
William Spitz, dis. April 29. '62.
Johnson Stockton, dis. Aug. 15, '61.
George Treide, dis. Dec. 25, '62. William Tyler, Jan. 11, '65.
Christopher Ulrich, died Oct. 29, '62.
Jacob Vanvaler, Aug. 5, '64, dis. July 9, '65.
Charles Wagner, Jan. 12, '65, dis. May 3, '65.
August Weinknecht, dis. Oct. 29,'62.
Jesse Wheeler, dis. Aug. 23, '64.
Charles H. White, Feb. 6, '62, dis. Nov. 2, '62.
Peter Williams, Dec. 7, '64, killed April 2, '65.
Christopher Williams, Jan. 12, '65, dis. July 9, '65. John White, July 7, '64, died April 22, '65, of wds. Charles Woerner, dis. Jan. 10, '63.
John Watson, Jan. 5, '65. Edward Waugh, Jan. 10, '65.
Andrew Wesler.
Christopher Wesler.
James Wilson (1), Aug. 11, '63.
James Wilson (2), Dec. 13, '64.
James Wilson (3), Jan. 16, '65.
Samuel Wilson, Jan. 6, '65.
John F. Wilson, Dec. 12, '64, dis. July 9, '65. Herman Woerner, Mar. 25, '65, dis. July 9,'65. John Wolfe, Dec. 10,'64, dis. July 9, '65. John Woerner, died at Andersonville Aug. 9, '64. Anthony Wolf, died Aug. 1, '62.
John Wolfe, Dec. 10, '64, dis. July 9, '65.
Charles Wood, Dec. 12, '64, dis. July 9, '65.
COMPANY F, FOURTEENTH REGIMENT NEW JERSEY VOLUNTEERS.
[This company was mustered iu August 15, 1861, and minstered out August 17, 1864, unless otherwise stated.]
Captains.
N. B. Aaronson, Aug. 17,'61, res. Sept. 23, '62. Samuel M. Gaul, Oct. 13, '62, vice Aaronson, res. .Joseph S. Heston, June 4, '65, vice Gaul, must. out. First Lieutenants.
T. M. Fetter, Aug. 17,'61, p. capt. Co. K Dec. 21,'61. J. M. Pearson, Dec. 21,'61, p. capt. Co. K Jan. 8,'63. H. W. Jackson, Jan. 8, '63, p. brt. lieut .- col. Mar. 13, '65.
Second Lieutenants.
F. G. Aaronson, Aug. 17, '61, res. Sept. 26, '62. W. McElhaney, May 16,'63, pro. adjt. July 7, '63. D. R. Forgus, Jan. 31, '65, resigned June 14, '65.
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THE WAR FOR THE UNION.
First Sergeants.
Frank E. Mailey, pro. Ist lieut. Co. A, Apl. 24, '64. John Dimond, killed in action June 27, '62. David D. Hamell.
Jacob F. Nesson, must. out July 9, '65.
Ashley B. Lucas, pro. q. m .- sergt. May 1, '65. Sergeants.
Samuel J. Fenner.
James C. Sloane, pro. q. m .- sergt. Oct. 20, '61.
Thomas W. Mooney, pro. sgt .- major Nov. 4, '61.
James Houghtaling, must. out July 12, '65. Joseph B. Holmes, must. out July 9, '65.
William Coote, pro. sgt .- major May 1, '65. George I. Gesmeyer, dis. Feb. 28, '63.
Charles H. Jewell, died Nov. 27,'64, of wounds. Benjamin Linton, killed in action May 12, '64.
Corporals.
Horatio S. Howell, pro. q. in .- sergt. Sept. 6, '63. John W. Messick, Aug. 26, '64. dis. June 25, '65. John Elbertson, dis. July 22, '64.
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