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COMPANY 1, 103
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NEW YORK INFANTRY. 103d regt., 1862-1864. History and personal sketches of Company I, 103 N.Y.S.V., 1862-1864. Elmira, N.Y. ,The Facts printing co., 1900. 161p.
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GENERAL INDEX.
Page.
Frontispiece No 1-Fourth Annual Reunion of Comrades and Fami- lies at Eldridge Park
Frontispiece No. 2-Second Annual Reunion at Watkins Glen
Frontispiece No 3-Fourth Annual Reunion at Eldridge Park
Preface.
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History of Regiment. 6
History of Company
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Record of Company ....
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Recruits
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Company I ordered to Washington
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Recruiting Officer's Experience Night Attack on Hatteras 45 48 56
A Picket Captured
Reception in New York 57
Company I Veteran Association
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Cut of Baron Von Eggloffstein 8
.. Drum Corps 35
" George J Simpson 18
PERSONAL SKETCHES.
Colonel Benjamin Ringold 66
Capt. W. M. Crosby 67
First Lieutenant George T. Dudley 70 Second Lieutenant W. L. Dudley
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Captain G. A. Hussey
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Simeon E. L. Wilbur
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De Witt C. Wilbur
O S. Kimball
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H. O. Wilbur 85 86
I T. German
D. J La Due
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H H. Bolt
92 94 94
C M. Carey
95
D. W Carey
97
E. B. Cooper 109
T. Cuddeback IIO
IX. M. Dickerson III
G A. Longwell 112
L. L Flower 113
F .. Harpending 133
G. Hibbard 134
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J. S. Buchanan
Rev. A. Carey
R. Hill 138
H. P. Kimball
139
H. Lamoreaux 140
J. C. Lormore 142
C. T. Ostrander 142
E. Orvis 143
G. Ostrander 145
Wm. K. Smith 146
I V. Seely 147
Thomas S. Smith 147
H. L. Stilwell 148
J. H. Stoughton 149
W. J. Sutherland ..
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M. T Tyrrell
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J. Wade 154
F. Wescott 155
Q. R. Whitney 157
.N. Wood 161
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PREFACE
The history of Company "I" 103rd regiment N. Y. S. Volunteer Infantry was undertaken in accordance with a resolution passed unanimously at the eighth annual re- union of Company "I" Veteran Association held at Grove Park in Elmira, N. Y., on the 30th day of August, 1895. By this resolution the author and compiler of this work was instructed "to prepare a pamphlet each year" at a cost not to exceed twenty-five dollars.
At the ninth annual reunion, very little having been done on the work, he was again instructed to proceed with the work of preparing for publication a history of Company "I" and was limited to a cost not to exceed fifty dollars. At first it was contemplated only to gather historical facts in relation to the service of the company, but it assumed larger proportions until the present little volume is the result. In its preparation the author is in- debted very much to Mrs. Crosby, who gave all the pa- pers, records and documents left by her late husband, Captain William M. Crosby, relating to the company, its formation, authority for organization, etc., also the loan of the private diaries of Captain Crosby, for the years of 1502. 1863 and 1864. These were invaluable in con- clusively settling records and dates of events and in no other way could have been obtained a knowledge of many of the facts gathered in this compilation.
He is also indebted to Lieut. Geo. T. Dudley of the In- terior Department, Washington, D. C., for his willingness sa contributing a chapter to the history, as well as other valuable work, and to Captain Geo. A. Hussey for sketch of Col. Benj. Ringold with photos. also a mono- wie on recruits. Comrade Husser has shown a most : mmendable zeal and ability in assisting in the work in Any way called upon. He is as well under a debt of
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gratitude to the comrades of Company "I" for their for- bearance and for answers to letters of inquiry.
In some instances it has been impossible to secure the data for personal sketches, and as a consequence they do not appear. In such cases a note under the name in the roll on the same page will give all that is known. He has also endeavored to obtain the whereabouts of those surviving comrades whose addresses were unknown and in this has been ably seconded by other members of the Association, but notwithstanding all efforts, there are eleven of the original company that left Elmira, sup- posed to be still living, whose place of residence is un- known.
He has endeavored to make herein no statement with- out authority for the same, nor has he trusted to mem- ory, but has taken the facts gathered, from records, from Captain Crosby's diary, statements of comrades who were knowing to the same, his own record of events written at the time of the occurrence, or any other sources where records were made at the time. Captain Crosby's record of events is very complete and it has been relied on to quite an extent as the best obtainable. Many times the different records have been compared to get facts.
The age given at enlistment is not in all instances cor- rect, for the reason that in some cases a greater age was given than the true one. This was probably true in a large number of cases where the person enrolled was under eighteen years of age in order to be sure of accept- ance. The date of birth given in personal sketches should correct these errors, where sketches are given.
In making up the personalsketches of comrades it has been deemed best not to repeat the movements of the company and regiment in each individualcase unless that movement, or action, particularly concerned that com-
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rade. Though this rule has been followed there are a few instances when it was deviated from, the compiler having in mind the illustrations of some phase of army life or the narative of events in some specified action. For these reasons the military service of comrades in their sketches may sometimes seem deficient. In some cases and in fact many comrades have almost altogether failed to mention their part in the war, expecting the author to supply it from the records apparently forgetting that no records of service are at hand. He has failed in many cases to get from comrades in their data for sketches much of details such as promotions, detached service, volunteering for hazardous undertakings, etc. Much of this could have been remedied by personal conversation had it been possible.
That there may be many inaccuracies and omissions there is no doubt, but that these have been reduced to a minimum the author is satisfied. With all its faults, however, he trusts that the History of Company "I" will be a welcome guest in the homes of the former members and their families in coming years.
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REGIMENTAL DATA.
The 103d Regiment, New York State Volunteers, { Sew- ard Infantry) was formed at New York City, under the direction and supervision of Baron Fred W. Von Egloff- stein, who was commissioned Colonel of the same by the Governor of the State of New York. It was enlisted be- tween November, 1861, and March. 1862, for three years. The organization was completed March 1st, 1862, by the consolidation of the 3d Regiment, German Rifles, Colonel Caspar Schneider, with the Seward Infantry, Colonel von Egloffstein. The companies (except Company "I," which was raised in Elmira, N. Y., ) were enlisted in and around the city of New York. Thesecompanies were almost exclusively Germans, including officers, and in their inter- course with each other talked the German language, many of them, in fact, being unable to speak or understand English to any great extent. Company "C" was what the Colonel chose to call the "Elite Company," and was made the color company in the regimental line. It was composed of commissioned officers, Europeans, who had seen service in the Prussian army. They were passed by board of examiners in New York City, the purpose being to use them as officers in volunteer New York State regi- ments as vacancies occurred. Although they shouldered the musket, they enlisted on the condition above stated, and, as this condition could not be fulfilled. they were mustered out of the United States' service and sent back to New York May S. 1862, after the regiment had reached the front and were in camp near Newberne, N. C. For this reason there were but nine companies in this regiment during the war.
The regiment left the State March 5th, 1862, aud pro- ceeded to Washington, D. C., going into camp at Meri- dian Hill, where they completed their equipment and
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where they were joined on the 23d by Captain William M. Crosby with Company I.
On the 25th of March the full regiment proceeded by rail to Annapolis, Md., and on the 27th went on board the steamer Errieson; April 1st came to Newberne, N. C., being in General Reno's brigade, 2d Division, Department of N. C .; from July, 1862, was in the 1st Brigade, 3d Division 9th Army Corps; from April, 1863, was at Suf- folk, Va., in the 7th Corps, Department of Va .; June and July, 1863, was on the Peninsula in 1st Brigade, 2d Di- vision, 7th Corps; from August, 1863, in the Depart- ment of the South, Alvord's Brigade, 2d Division, 18th Corps, also in same Brigade Gen. Vogdes Division, 10th Corps; from August, 1864, in 2d Brigade, DeRussey's Division, 22d Corps; from September 22d, 1864, in 1st Brigade, Provisional Division, Army of Shenandoah, in Shenandoah Valley, Va .; January 1st, 1865, in 1st Brig- ade, Ferrera's Division, Army of the James, at Bermuda Front, Va. After the surrender of the Army of Northern Virginia by Gen. Lee at Appomattox, Va., the regiment, reduced by the muster out of those whose term of en- listment had expired, was formed into a battalion of three companies, A, B and C, under the command of Cap- tain William Radlick, and was in the Department of Nottoway, Va. The service was Provost Duty in the counties around Petersburg, Va. The battalion was mustered out of the service of the United States finally on account of services being no longer required at City Point, Va., Dec. 7th, 1865, and was sent to Hart's Island, New York Harbor, for final par, which was re- ceived December 14th, 1865.
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HISTORY OF COMPANY I
103rd New York Volunteers.
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Late in the year 1861 William M. Crosby of Bingham- ton, N. Y., then connected with Cauldwell's Commercial College of Elmira, N. Y., became very much interested in raising a company of volunteers for the war, and after correspondence on the subject with the State authorities, both the executive and the military, he received authority from Col. Baron Von Egloffstein of the Seward Infantry, then forming at New York City, to raise a company for that regiment. This paper is dated December 28th, 1861, and bears the approval of the Governor, signed by Thos. Hillhouse, Adjutant General.
A few days later he received a commission from Head- quarters Military Depot at New York City, dated Janu- ary 2d, 1862, signed by Brigadier General commanding. and countersigned by Colonel Von Egloffstein, command- ing Seward Infantry. This commission gave Captain Crosby authority to raise a company designated as Com- pany "I," Seward Infantry, which regiment was being raised by special order from the Governor of the State of New York. Thereupon Elliot F. Sheppard, commanding the military depot at Elmira, provided quarters for the new company in the brick building then known as " Cold Spring Brewery" on West Water Street, Elmira, and contracted for subsistence for the men as they should be enlisted at the hotel, northeast corner of Water and Main Streets, then known as " Franklin Hotel."
The enrollment began on January 3d, 1862, and pro- gressed with fairly good success. The medical examina tions were by Dr. W. C. Wey, a physician of repute living in Elmira, and each recruit. after passing examination, was mustered into the service by Captain William Hud- son Lawrence, U. S. A., or Major A. L. Lee, U. S. A. Bounties were not thought of at that time, though the
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COL. BARRON VON EGGLOFFSTEIN, cogd N. Y. Vols,, date of rank February 20, 1862, honorably discharged Nov 12 1863
National government promised $100 bounty to be paid at discharge after three years' service.
THE RECORD.
We give the names, age, and residence in the order of date of enrollment :
Age. Enrolled. Residence when Enrolled
I WILLIAM M. CROSBY, 44
Jan. 3
Binghamton, N Y.
2 HORACE H BOLT. 24
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Elmira, N Y.
3 DANIEL J LA DUE Elmira, N. Y. 22 4 ..
+ SIMEON E. L WILBUR. Elmira, N. Y. 21
5 DEWITT C. WILBUR
24
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Elmira, N. Y. Caton, N. Y.
CORPORAL- He served the time of his enlistment. was a good soldier. ever ready to do his duty. Was mustered out at New York City, March 17 1865 Died at his home, Carthage, Mo , June 9. 1899
; SAMUEL A PAYNE, 19 10 Havana, N Y.
PRIVATE-Discharged at Elmira N Y, January 23, 1863.
Resides in Binghamton, N. Y.
3 HENRY MAGEE 24 " 14 * Watkins, NY
SERGEANT- Discharged November 22d. 1362 When last heard from resided at Marinette. Wisconsin
4 HERMAN E, MILLIMAN, 19 " 17 Hector, N. Y.
SERGEANT-He was sick and delirious on boat from Hatteras Island, N C . in September. 1862. At Norfolk, Va , he fell down boot hatchwav, was taken up unconscious, taken to a hospital near Portsmouth, and died same day He was at that time Sergeant of the company
. ) JAMES POST, 35 " 17 Hector, N. Y
PRIVATE-Discharged at Washington, D C., October 13. IS62 Deceased.
FERNANDO WESCOTT 19 .. 17 Hector, N. Y.
: JESSH S BUCHANAN 21 '' 22 Caton.
3 WILLIAM W BULLARD. 37
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Hector, .. PRIVATE- Discharged at Suffolk Va., March 30. 1563. by order of General Dix It is reported he is dead. Have had no authentic account of him.
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6 ALFRED H CUMMINS, 23
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Age. Enrolled.
Residence when Enrolled.
14 HOMER S CASE, 34 22 Hector, N. Y
He was one of the reliable men of Company I, and appointed 4th Sergeant at its organization He was sick and dropped out on the march near Gaskins Mills, Va , November 7, 1862, and was never heard from afterward. Supposed to have died by the wayside.
15 MILTON T. TYRRELL, 22 " 22 Caton, N. Y.
16 NATHAN WOOD. 24
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17 CHARLES L. PERRY. 13 23
Hector. "
PRIVATE-Died at Elmira N. Y., March 29. 1862. of erysipelas.
18 WILLIAM VAN HOUTON, 22 * 23 Hector. " PRIVATE-Died of typhoid fever at Hatteras Island, N C., hos- pital, July 30th, 1862, and was buried there.
19 LUCIUS L FLOWER, 19 " 24 Hector. ..
20 STEPHEN SHERMAN. 27 . 24
Hector, '.
PRIVATE-Discharged at Washington, D. D. October -25th, 1862. Residence unknown
21 JAMES H. STOUGHTON, 3[
"' 24
Hector.
22 DANIEL MILON DICKERSON, 18 ..
25
Elmira. .
23 GARDNER A. LONGWELL, 28 ..
25 Elmira. ..
24 EMERSON F. ORVIS.
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Wellsburg, ..
25 CHARLES T. OSTRANDER. 19
26 ISAAC V SEELY
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Jan 25
Wellsburg N. Y Wellsburg,
27 HENRY O WILBUR
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Hector. ..
29 OLIVER H. P. BABCOCK 2 1
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Hector.
PRIVATE -Died at Hatteras Island N.C. June 25, 1862 of typhoid fever and was buried there
30 JOHNATHAN N. FLETCHER 20 ": 29 Hector. N. Y.
Discharged at Philadelphia. Pa Feb 23. 1863. for disability,
Brewster. Kansas
3I HARRY L STILWELL 21 .. .. Hector, N Y
32 WILLIAM S SWICK 19 .. .. Hector. ..
PRIVATE. ~ Was discharged at Washington, D. C. Dec 5 1862 Dead
33 GEORGE L WHEELER .. ..
Hector, N. Y PRIVATE .- Transferred to Invalid Corps-no date given in re- cords at hand He has for many years been identified with the p lite force . i Washington, D C His health has failed and he is now retired and penstoned as a detective of same He resides at Hinton, Md.
34 RICHARD W CHRISTLER 21 .. 31
Hector, N. Y
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Wellsburg. ..
23 WILLIAM J. SOUTHERLAND t8
Residence when Enrolled.
Age. Enrolled.
PRIVATE .- Killed in battle on James Island S. C., July 2, 1864. 35 FRANK SMITH, 18
Watkins, N. Y.
SERGEANT .- Reenlisted at Folly Island, S. C. at the expiration of two years service. Served till the battalion was mustered out at City Point, Dec. 7, 1865. He has since died.
36 GEORGE W. JACKSON, IS Feb. I Hector, N. Y.
PRIVATE -Discharged at Washington, D. C., Oct. 31, 1862. Residence unknown. 37 AARON C. BRYANT,
20 Feb. Romulus, N. Y.
PRIVATE -Served 3 years and was mustered out with the re. giment. March 17. 1865. Letters addressed to him at Farmerville, N. Y., have evidently reached him 'til later years Have heard he was dead but have never been able to receive any communication from him.
33 DANIEL C DEAN. 24 Feb 3 Romulus, N Y
PRIVATE .- Discharged at Washington, D. C., Oct 31, 1862. Residence unknown.
39 MOSES L DEAN, 24 Feb. 3 Hector, N. Y.
CORPORAL -Discharged at Washington, D. C. May, 5, 1862. Was sent to the hospital at Annapolis, Md Has lived at Rom- ulus, N. Y., but last letters have been returned unclaimed.
40 JOHN ELLIS, 121 Feb. 3 Hector, N. Y.
PRIVATE .- Discharged with regiment in March 1865.
Re- sides at Reynoldsville, N Y.
+I LORENZO S. PERRY 20 Feb. 3 Hector, N. Y.
PRIVATE-Died at Washington, D. C., Oct. 28, 1862
42 NATHAN W YODER 23 Feb 3 Romulus. N. Y.
PRIVATE-Discharged at Washington D. C, Dec 4. 1862. He resides at Hoyt's Corners, Seneca Co., N Y , and writes that he is almostblind
#3 HARLAN P. KIMBALL, 17 Feb 6 Osceola, Pa.
++ ANDREW J. LEONARD, 27 .. 8 Hector, N. Y.
PRIVATE -- Discharged at Washington D. C . April, 22, 1863. Lives at Reynoldsville, N Y.
45 JOHN WILSON CURTIS. 21 Feb, 8 Croton Corners, N. Y
PRIVATE-Supposed to have died in rebel prison at Saulsbury, N C He was captured by Mosby's men in the Shenandoah Val- ley Va. in the autumn of 1854 while out with his team, 46 THADDEUS C MILLER, 32 Feb 8 Hector,
PRIVATE-I have no record of the date of his discharge for disa- bility He was probably left at Armory Square Hospital, Wash- ington, D) C., September, 1862 He died a few years after the close of the war
47 HENRY D. VANGORDER, 18 Feb 8
Croton Corners, ..
Residence when Enrolled.
Age. Enrolled.
PRIVATE-Discharged at Washington, D C., December 22, 1862. Residence unknown.
48 JOHN CHASE. 18 Feb 10 Elmira, ..
PRIVATE-Died at Newberne. N. C., of typhoid fever, May 14, 1862, and was buried there.
49 THOMAS CUDDEBACK, 18 Feb 10 Elmira, ".
50 ELIJAH B COOPER, IS Feb 10 Elmira,
51 JOSHUA F. NORRIS, 42 Feb 10 Dundee. "
PRIVATE -Discharged at Newberne, N C, May 26, 1862, as being too old to perform the duties of a soldier. He gave his age at enlistment as forty-two, but afterward acknowledged it to be sixty-two.
52 JAMES S VALENTINE, 18 Feb 10 Wellsburg, .. PRIVATE-Died at Washington, D. C . February 10. 1863
53 JOHN A CAREY. 32 Feb II Chemung. SERGEANT-Discharged at Washington. D. C. May 19. 1862.
Was sent back fron Annapolis, MId. Residence not known.
54 DELAND HALL. IS Feb 1I Hector,
PRIVATE -Was prostrated by a bolt of lightning at Evans' Mills, N C .. May 15, 1862, and was an invalid thereaf er. He was transferred to the Veteran Reserve Corps. September 11th, 1863. Dead.
55 RICHARD HILL. 20 Feb II Hector, "
56 ORVILLE S KIMBALL, 19 Feb II Osceola, Pa
57 HENRY LAMOREAU. 22 Feb 12 . Hector, N Y
5S TIMOTHY W LEONARD, IS Feb 12 Wellsburg. ..
PRIVATE-Discharged at Convalescent Camp, Va, December 27th, 1862. Resides at Big Pond. Bradford County, Pa.
59 GEORGE F DUDLEY. 21 Feb 14. Elmira, N. Y.
60 CLARK H. STAGE. 19 .. Wellsburg, N Y ..
PRIVATE-Re enlisted at the expiration of two years service at Folly Island S C . Jan. 15, 1804. Returned home with battalion in Dec. 1565 Deceased
61 EDGAR F TYRRELL. 20 Feb 15. Chemung. N. Y.
PRIVATE-Dischargel at Elmira, N Y, Jan 13
1864 De- ceased
62 HERMAN H. WAAGER. 19 Feb 17, Hector, N. Y
PRIVATE-Wasp isoned at Annapolis, Md , and was sent back froin Steamer Erricson when the regiment was embarking. but di ! before reaching saver the same die March 27. 1862
Feb IS, Hector. N Y. PRIVATE -KWAIM Gpmat Je Hund. S. C. July 2nd. : 301. shot through the head by Canister from masked battery. 64 WHEELER M. ELDY. 15 l'eb. 19, Watkins, N Y.
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Residence when enrolled.
Age. Date.
PRIVATE-Died at Hatteras Island, N. C., August 15th, 1862, of typhoid fever.
05 ISAAC T. GERMAN,
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Feb. 19.
Hector. N Y.
66 JACOB STAGE, 24
.. .. Wellsburg. N. Y
PRIVATE-Discharged at Washington, D. C., Oct. 9th, 1862. His residence has been Elmira, N. Y., but he has moved and has not given his address.
67 GEORGE W. BENNETT, 21 Feb 24, Hector, N. Y.
PRIVATE -- Served two years then re-enlisted as veteran at Folly Island, S C , for three years more. Died in Owego, N. Y , about 1867
w HENRY C. DUNHAM, 18. Feb. 24, Hector, N. Y. PRIVATE -- Served three years. His residence is Catherine, N Y.
GEORGE J. SIMPSON, 19 Feb. 24. Hector, N. Y.
PRIVATE-Discharged at Washington, D. C., Dec. 9, 1862. He lives at Binghamton, N. Y.
70 JAMES WARD 22 Feb. 24. Elmira, N. Y.
PRIVATE-Discharged at Washington, D C., Oct. 31, 1862.
Resides at Big Pond. Bradford County, Pennsylvania.
71 JAMES W BURNHAM. 24 Feb. 26, Elmira, N. Y.
PRIVATE-Discharged Jan 15, 1864 and re enlisted the same day as a veteran Finally mustered out with battalion at City Point Va, Dec 7. 1865. Resides at Elmira, N. Y.
72 THOMAS S SMITH. 20 Mar. 3, Elmira N. Y.
23 BENJAMIN DENNISON, 19 4, Dundee, N. Y.
PRIVATE-Discharged March II, 1863. Resides at Geneva,
74 EMANUEL HARPENDING. 21 Mar. 4 Dundee, N. Y.
:5 JOHN E. AMES, 25 5.
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PRIVATE-Died at Hatteras Island, N. C . August 30, 1862 of congestive fever and was buried there.
"6 CHARLES CONKLIN, IS Mar. 6, Dundee, N Y.
PRIVATE-Is marked on company roll as a deserter August 18th : 902. Nothing further is known of him
-: EDWARD A DENNISON, 23 Mar. 6, Dundee, N. Y. PRIVATE-Discharged December 9. 1862, at Convalescent Camp. Va , Residence, Geneva, N. Y.
JAMES L MILLARD. 32 Mar 6. Elmira N. Y.
CORPORAL- Discharged at Washington, D C. Oct. y, 1562 Resilence unknown.
DAVID N PADDOCK. 21 Mar. 6, Dundee, N Y PRIVATE -- Is marked on the company roll as a deserter Jan. I 1563. Nothing further is known of him.
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Residence when enrolled.
Age. Date.
80 ISAAC N STORM, 22 Mar. 7.
Elmira, N. Y.
PRIVATE-Discharged at Newberne N. C., May 26, 1862. Res- idence not known
8r ALBERT S. HOVEY, 18 Mar 8. Watkins, N. Y.
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PRIVATE-Discharged at Washington, D. C., Oct, 25th, 1862. Residence unknown.
82 REUBEN D. W. SMTH, 21 Mar 8, Caroline Depot, N. Y PRIVATE-Discharged at Washington, D. C., Oct. 16th, 1862. Lived at Elmira, N. Y. Deceased.
83 GARDNER C. HIBBARD. IS Mar. 10, Watkins, N. Y.
84 WILLIAM KRESS, 41 .. ..
CORPORAL-Discharged at Newberne. N. C., May 26, 1862 De- ceased.
85 JOHN P. JOHNSON, 25 Mar. 12, Hector, N Y.
WAGONER -- Died at Newberne, N. C., June 4. 1862, of typhoid
fever.
86 JAMES MILLIMAN, 23 Mar. 12. Watkins. N Y.
PRIVATE -- Discharged at Washington. D C., March 17, 1863 Deceased
87 JOSEPH WADE. 27
March 12,
Elmira, N Y
88 WILLIAM L DUDLEY. 23
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Chemung,
89 DANIEL W CAREY, 22
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Watkins,
Elmira, ..
91 JAMES C. LORMER.
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93 WILLIAM SMITH, 21
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Recruits were added to the company as follows:
I PETER GENSEN. 21 Dec. 8, IS6Z New York.
2 HENRY H. FRITZ, 38
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15, 1862
Died at Beaufort, S C , October 6, 1863. of diarrhoea.
3 MICHAEL POWER, 28 17, 1862 Committed suicide October 28. 1863, at Folly Island, S C, by shooting himself with his musket
4 PATRICK McCANN, 27 Nov 10 1861
Transferred from Company H, Jannary Ist, 1863
Have no record of his discharge
5 JOSEPH MARS, 23 Sep 18, 1863
Discharged at Fredericksburg. Va .. January 27. 1503.
6 LINEUS BOLSEN,
Nov 20, 1851
Transferred from Company G January 1, 1863 Served till three year men went home March 12 1865.
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90 ORRIN R WHITNEY,
92 GEORGE L OSTRANDER. 22
Residence when Enrolled.
Age. Enrolled.
7 NARCISSE POIL, 19 Dec. II, 1861 New York.
Transferred from Company A January 1. 1863. Killed in battle on James Island. S C, July 2. 1863, by a sbot through right breast after his re enlistment.
3 THEODORE KRETSCHMAR. 32 Sep 24, 1861 Transferred from Company A January 1, 1863 Have no record of discharge
9 WILLIAM JOHN 40 Aug 20 1862
Transferred from Company -. Discharged June 19, 1864. on account of being commissioned 2d Lieutenant. but was not mus- tered.
10 RUDOLPH BRUEMEL. 25 Dec 24, 1862 ..
Discharged March 30, 1864, at Folly Island, S. C.
II JOHN STAUB.
Nov 5, 1862 ..
Discharged January 27, 1863.
12 ABRAHAM RICS, 25 Dec 31, 1862
Have no record of discharge
13 HANS NIELSEN 40 Dec 23 1862
Committed suicide July 23 1864. at Folly Island, S. C., by shoot- ing himself with his musket in a little copse near camp.
14 NIELS J S. KOPSTRUP, 42 Dec 16, 1862 . .
Have no record of discharge
15 CHARLES SCHNEITZER, Jan 3. 1863,
Have no record of his discharge.
10 HENERICH WELLHOENER, 22 Dec 27. 1862 ..
Died at Folly Island S C., October 28, 1863.
17 FREDERICK SCHMIDT. Dec 3, 1862 ..
Have no record of his discharge.
13 HENRY EILS Dec 22 1862
Promoted to Corporal. Served till muster out of the regiment December 7. 1865 at City Point, Va
19 WILLIAM HOFFMAN, 26 Dec 30, 1862
Served till muster out of regiment at City Point. December 7. 1865
20 FRANZ THORN. Dec 7, 1862 ..
DRUMMER-Served till the regiment was mustered out at City Point. December 7. 1865
21 JOHN CARCORAN, PRIVATE-No record of his discharge.
Dec 7. 1862
:2 CARL SCHREYER, Jan 23 1863 No farther record.
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