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J. W. Holmes, eaptain. R. Baldwin, 1st lieutenant. H. R. Swan, 2d lieutenant. Henry P.Williams, corporal.
PRIVATES.
Frank Armsby.
Henry J. Arnold.
Francis Bond.
Henry Frailing.
B. R. Benton.
Henry W. Banck. Christian C. Barton.
Harvey A. Baker.
Albinus Bennett.
Sumner G. Barker. Charles Burke.
George W. Barker.
Charles F. Behan.
George W. Blake. George Biehm. W. H. Chapman. Adelbert Comstock. William Carroll. Hannes Colby.
George Dawson. Cornelius Dawlson. Albert Dietz.
Nelson T. Davis. Hugh Duffy. Horaee Darling.
R. Faulkner, died at Salisbury prison. John Farley. Wrice Fitch. James Grennin. Grofton Gilbert. James Gamsford. Marcus S. Grannis. James Hyslop. Thomas Helmer. Myron H. Hale. Daniel Harling. Otto Hutsberg. John M. Holden. Fernando Henchy. Morton Heunning. Harlem P. Hood. Silas II. Harvey. N. H. Harrington.
W. H. Holden.
Robert Hiam.
Charles Hugell.
Joseph Hewitt. Ashley Hawkins.
Hiram Rappleyea. John Roberts.
H. Ingalls, died in Charles Rettenberg. John Sneider.
Salisbury prison.
John W. Kent.
Frank Sedgwick.
Andrew Lohrman.
Adam Lepper.
Richard Sherf.
Samuel Lappie, died Oet. 10, 1864.
W. J. Stone. Henry O. Speneer.
Wm. McKearnan.
Francis B. Mosier.
E. M. Townsend. Patriek Toolon.
Edward Taylor.
Ezra N. Thayer.
Robert Turner. Wm. D. Vrooman.
Luther H. Warden.
Alex. MeIntosh.
Delman Morris.
James Niven. Charles Noble.
Reuben A. Ordway.
Solomon Warren.
George W. Parker.
Wm. J. Parker.
Joseph Phipps.
James Parsons.
COMPANY F .- OFFICERS.
Edward Wilson, 1st sergeant. Victor Knorr, corporal.
PRIVATES.
Albert Butts. Leonard James.
E. T. Burchell. Edward Powers.
John Gedre. James Tolland.
COMPANY H. -- OFFICERS.
Robert Erskine, 1st sergeant. Oscar F. Whipple, commissary-sergeant.
John Quaekenbush. Irving Resigue. H. S. Regle.
Alfred Shirley.
J. W. Stimson.
Nicholas Maybee. Geo. D. Merville. Jerry McDonald. David Myers. William Moore.
Florence McCarty.
Henry P. Williams, died Sept. 17, 1864. Silas C. H.West. Philetus Weeks.
Jefferson White, died at Salisbury prison. Olford Wedge.
W. H. Evans.
Osborne Edwards.
John J. Flanders.
Jacob Finck.
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PRIVATES.
William Day. Charles N. Sheldon.
Liban W. Keith.
COMPANY I. - OFFICERS.
Wm. H. H. Mapes, eaptain, pro. major. Wm. F. Williams, 1st lieutenant, killed June 19, 1864.
Wm. F. Williams, captain.
George F. Gould, 2d lieutenant.
Riley P. Butrick, 1st sergeant. Nelson H. Beebe, quartermaster-sergeant. George Woods, commissary-sergeant. Charles B. Sullivan, 1st duty sergeant. Frank H. Church, 2d duty sergeant.
Thomas Boodger, 3d duty sergeant.
Chris. Holzheimer, 4th duty sergeant. Gatien A. Lizer, 5tlı duty sergeant. Jolın M. Bredell, corporal.
Albert Gilman, corporal.
James Cole, corporal.
Frank MeClanathan, corporal.
Joseph J. Leacount, corporal.
Moses Brady, corporal. Henry T. Daggett, corporal. William Lindsley, corporal. John S. Hyman, farrier. Charles Hemmelman, blacksmith.
Jolın Kempter, trumpeter. Jolın Yankey, trumpeter. Franklin S. Eggert, saddler.
PRIVATES.
John Aikens. James Bruee.
Lewis B. Atwood.
Lewis H. Burtch.
Jolın E. Babeock. Hiram Brooks.
Augustus Bauer. Hilton Bailey.
Fred Brooks. William Beitz. John Blanket.
Charles E. Coryell.
Rimmon Colton. James Cramer.
Sidney S. Buttriek. Willard Carney. William H. Deeker.
John Dixon. Millard Nye.
Horace L. Dickerson.
James O'Neill.
Charles Daniels. Samuel Piper.
Henry Darling.
Frank C. Palvley.
Fred Eeeels.
La Fayette Printup. Isaae Johnson.
John W. Gordinier. John D. Gibson.
J. P. Gibson, killed June 3, 1864.
Thomas Sky.
Albert Gould.
Cornelius Snyder.
John Hannah.
Charles Silver.
Luther Halsted.
Charles A. Smitlı.
Alvia Hunt.
William Silk.
John M. Hill.
James W. Troley.
Isaae Harris.
James L. Tibbets.
Robert Jamison.
Franklin Thayer.
Keith T. MeKenzie.
Wallace Mandaville.
John Murray.
Silas W. Mapes.
Hermann Meike.
John Miller.
J. Wentworth, died in July, 1864.
Patrick McCann.
F. P. Woodruff.
George M. Nellist.
Charles Wenkfield.
Fred Nye.
Fred Ziehl.
COMPANY L. - OFFICERS.
Henry F. Arnold, 2d lieutenant.
PRIVATES.
William H. Shaver.
COMPANY M.
William HI. Sheldon.
Carl Winsch.
This regiment was in the field with the army of the Potomac for a little over one year, and during that time took part in nineteen battles. It numbered nearly 1,800 men, and came home only about 800 strong. It made a splendid record, and inseribed Appomatox on its flag as its last fight.
Isaae W. Batelielder.
John P. Ranney.
Alexander Simpson.
Edward E. Williams, died July 14, 1864. Henry L. Williams. Burt Wentworth.
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ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FIRST INFANTRY. REGIMENTAL OFFICERS.
William E. Emerson, colonel.
Thomas M. Fay, major. James A. Jewell, adjutant. James K. McDonald, quartermaster.
A. M. Leonard, surgeon.
John R. Cotes, assistant surgeon.
D. W. Onderdonk, assistant surgeon.
E. M. Buck, chaplain.
COMPANY B-ENROLLED AT LOCKPORT. OFFICERS.
F. W. Coleman, captain.
James Lount, 1st lieutenant.
Nathaniel F. Peck, 1st lieutenant.
J. G. Shepard, 2d lieutenant.
Fred R. Derrick, 1st sergeant.
E. E. Russell, 2d sergeant.
John A. Maronell, sergeant, killed Nov. 27, 1863.
George Horvie, sergeant.
John Whelan, sergeant.
Charles Gill, corporal. E. H. Allan, corporal.
Z. S. Parsons, corporal, killed July 9, 1864. Paul Kline, corporal.
P. P. Jackson, corporal.
A. B. Kidder, corporal.
Win. E. Walsh, corporal. J. J. Dempsey, corporal. Thomas Samways, musician. Mark C. White, wagoner.
PRIVATES.
A. Aldrich.
Jamies Barber.
II. HI. Bell.
E. C. Brown. II. Behmer.
M. Bartholomew.
James Brewster.
John Byron. William Cooley.
C. O. Brown. James Clifford, died
Jolin Brady. in Sept, 1864.
Louis Crout, killed L. Linder.
April 19, 1864. L. Lichard.
M. Crawford. J. Mossy.
John Corbett.
A. Miller.
Jolin Crowder.
R. Mahana.
Aaron Crowder. Thomas Maher.
George Cooper. E. Oakley.
A. Carrington.
R. Oliver.
R. Caltill. C. O'Harra.
Thomas Donnelly.
J. Pullman.
Frank Demar. Jolın Perrigo.
C. C. Dart.
R. Power.
Wm. Dameron.
George Ridgeway.
Thomas Day.
D. A. Robinson.
James English.
D. Robinson.
Jacob Fisher.
W. L. Riley.
Joseph Gross.
William Gurin.
J. L. Hoffman.
D. Steiber.
William Horrock.
John Smith.
James Haney. A. Hewitt.
A. Hagle.
S. Henly.
E. A. Johnson.
R. Tarlton.
U. Turk.
J. Kilberer, killed Sept. 19, 1864.
F. O. Todd.
M. Klink.
Benj. Udall, died in October, 1864.
H. Kittle.
J. Kruger.
H. Verhoof.
A. Kimball.
S. Werner.
COMPANY F- ENROLLED AT LOCKPORT.
OFFICERS.
Luron D. Wilson, captain.
Adney B. Beale, 1st lieutenant.
John A. Wolcott, 2d lieutenant.
Charles G. Carlin, sergeant.
John L. Carrier, sergeant.
Sidney O. Weston, sergeant.
Henry C. Willard, sergeant. James Duncan, sergeant.
Amos Smith, died in March, 1864.
Charles Stemer.
G. W. Tillapaugh, died June, 21, '64.
Thomas Tarpley.
F. Albright.
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Joseph H. Parsley, corporal. Loren Warren, corporal. William Basserman, corporal. Oliver H. Warden, corporal. John P. Romig, corporal. William H. H. Goodman, corporal. William F. Disbrow, corporal. Joseph Nimblet, corporal. Enoch Pettit, musician. Asa J. Warden, musician.
PRIVATES.
W. II. Brooks. Christian Jacobson. William James.
Edward Brown.
Daniel Kelley.
Jolın P. Binghanı. W. T. Burke. Hazard Kinney. W. H. Blosser. Edward Morris. S. Buchanan. James W. Baldwin. John Brooks. Milton Merrill. Edwin F. Millard. Geo. W. McIntosh. Theodore Bragdon. Peter H. Burdick. Francis A. Brown. Barnard Cuff. William G. Coobur. Philip Cook. John Duffy, jr. Christian Dekon. D. Drake. Evan Evans. William Murfit. Jeremiah Noacker, died Aug.15, 1863. Henry C. Roberts. Asa A. Reed. Mead A. Roberts. Darwin J. Soper. John Sullivan. L. Z. Sturgess. Geo. J. Sturgess. Charles Fero. Daniel Shaft. Alzon Sheaver.
Charles Furge. Charles E.Goodman. John Glaney. Thomas W. Green. William D. Griffin. Lucius Greenman. Stephen Hayes. IIenry Hutchings. Daniel Hoachen. Reuben Hendeliter. Harry Johnston.
William Shanley. Elijalı Silk. Jolın Silk.
Wm. H. Sheaver. Francis Story. Sylvester Scarles. Alfred Silk. Daniel Southard. John R. Taylor. Jolin Trankley.
Andrew Trankley John E. Willard.
Jarvis A. White. Hulbert Whitmore. Frank J.Walker. Edgar Wentworth.
COMPANY G. - ENROLLED AT LOCKPORT. OFFICERS.
A. J. Potter, captain. Edward Hart, 1st lieutenant. Benjamin T. Miller, 2d lieutenant.
John M. Weatherbee, 1st sergeant. Walter E. Secor, sergeant.
John W. Simpkins, sergeant. William Rowley, sergeant.
Valentine Crosman, corporal.
Harmon L. Salsbury, corporal.
Francis Balcom, corporal.
John Dickson, corporal. William R. Caldwell, corporal.
Leander Gelispie, corporal.
James Dalton, corporal. Anson Richardson, corporal, killed at Monocaey.
Thomas H. Cheshire, musician.
Peter L. Smith, musician. William W. De Wolfe, wagoner.
PRIVATES.
James M. Baldridge. Lafayette Baker.
James Bullemore. William P. Bamber.
Henry Bollow. George J. Cheshire.
Richard Butler. William H. Cook.
Wn. Bowman, died in D. C., July 14, 1863.
J. Bensonhofer, died in September, '63. Chauncey Braddock. Abram D. Baldwin. Daniel M. Burnett. Fordyce R. Brace. Darwin E. Bronson. Jolm T. Brady.
George D. Cramer. Russell H. Drake. Frederick F. Drake. Lewis E. Darrow. Alexander Dixon. James Fitzgerald. Herman Frolic. S. C. Francis. Thomas Glasford. E. W. Glidden. John Gwine.
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Isaae Hammond. A. J. Hammond.
Patrick J. Hayes. George Harwood. George W. Haggard. C. Hartwig. Charles Henning. Frederick Henning. Jackson Jeffrey. John Kennedy. John Kelly. John Laughlay.
Hosea M. Lawrence. Levi M. Lawrenee. Timothy Morrissy.
Thomas Mortimer. Loughlin MeClory. Edward D. Merrill. Chauneey L. Matson. William Monroe. David Miller.
Edward Murphy. Hiram B. Orsland. Ransom H. Owen. Charles H. Pridman. George Plumley. Charles H. Phillips. James Roderiek. H. Raymond. A. D. Riley.
Daniel T. Root. Walter B. Rhodes. John O. Ross.
Elijah S. Reed. James B. Sheed. George Singler. Anson Smith. Parker Travers.
Wellington Tibbits. Edward T. Vallence. John Whitley.
COMPANY II. - OFFICERS.
C. P. Clark, captain.
Sylvanus S. Wilcox, 1st lieutenant.
Sylvanus S. Wilcox, captain, killed Nov. 27,1863.
Lemuel T. Foote, 2d heutenant.
William Gritman, sergeant.
Lyman T. Phillips, sergeant.
Watson McNall, sergeant. Conrad Eggenweiler, sergeant. David Montonna, sergeant. William Stebbins, coporal. Thomas La Roche, corporal. Peter C. Moore, corporal. Daniel Long, corporal.
Daniel Long, sergeant.
James F. Taylor, corporal. S. Widrig, corporal. Harvey E. Allen, corporal.
James N. Connover, corporal. Jacob Carl, corporal. Henry A. Earnest, musician.
PRIVATES.
Wm. Appling. W. Kohler, died Jan. Christop'r Andrean. Israel D. Appling. 17, 1864. Eli Long. Carl Lindo.
Warren S. Berry.
Alfred S. Boulton. Chas. H. Boots. Clark Barton, died August 21, 1863. Nicholas Beck. John Berkler.
Wm. Buffham.
Wm. Bradley. Wm. Blowers.
Simon B. Cumming. James Cronkhite.
George Penley. Wm. Rowe.
Alexander Riehman.
Jolın Rieord.
Wm. Rink.
Bernard Roffe, died Aug. 7, 1864.
George Snow.
Ezra S. Frank.
Franklin Fanning.
Charles B. Stanton, died Oct. 9, 1863.
F. J. Schlotterback, died April 25, '65.
II. Sehleder. Chas. Sickles.
Wm. Snediker.
Henry Stamper.
Edwin Stockwell. Frederick Selip, died Aug. 18, 1864.
Americus Tanner.
Augustus R. Jacob. Thomas King.
Geo. Leiehtnam. Abraham Miller.
Benj. Middauglı.
Thomas Moore. Jacob Nerber.
Daniel Nerber, died Dec. 26, 1863. Thomas Oliver.
John N. Olmstead.
Samuel Cassidy.
Christian Cook.
Chas. Clickner.
Merrick N. Cole. Wm. H. Chase. Jacob Carl.
Henry A. Earnest.
Peter N. Snyder.
Wilber C. Geer, died in Danville prison, February, 1865.
Capiner Harde, sup- posed died in Lib- by prison. Luther Hawkins.
Lorenzo Hathaway. Godfrey Harbet. Warren A. Ivcs.
Chas. Teel. Frederick Urtel.
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O. Wichteman. John Westfall, died in Andersonville
John Wagner.
Harvey P. Wilson.
Nelson Widridge.
prison.
Sela Wood.
COMPANY K .- OFFICERS.
Browning N. Wiles, captain.
Hiram A. Kimball, 1st lieutenant.
Theodore E. Van Wagoner, 2d lieutenant. Philip H. Messeroll, sergeant.
Charles G. Bloomer, sergeant.
Nathan F. Peck, sergeant.
William T. Stout, sergeant. John D. Walford, corporal. John D. Walford, sergeant. Henry Weaver, corporal. John W. Todd, corporal. Russell A. Ferris, corporal.
Henry B. Howell, corporal.
William II. H. Peacock, corporal.
Seldon R. Godard, corporal.
Seldon R. Godard, lientenant. Horace Talcott, corporal. Seth A. Birdsall, musician. James M. Crownover, musician. John F. Smith, wagoner.
PRIVATES.
Samuel Bullin.
Jas. M. Bangham. Cornelius Connor. Smith Dutcher. Merrill T. Dutcher. Albert Doley. John Dean. Sylvester Edick. John Edick, jr. Henry Ferris. Myron H. Fisk. Henry M. Hall.
Jacob Housemann. William H. Hnie. John Horsefall.
George Horsefall. Willis J. Haight. Sidney Hayes. John Hines.
Cyrenus Hathaway. William Hugh. Joseph James. Thomas Lowcock. George Murray, jr. John McCoy. John Nellist. Thomas A. Nellist. Matthew O'Connor. John O'Connor. Henry M. Phipps.
Charles E. Pettis.
J. E. Quackenbuslı. Charles W. Redman, killed at Cold Har- bor.
Harvey Randall.
Byron Randall.
Silas Spalding.
Paul Sisley. Aaron Wills.
George P. Shorlen.
Joseph Smith.
Horace Talcott. John D. Van Horn. Jacob Van Norton. George Wetherald. Julius G. Weaver. Delbert Warren. Joseph Wortley. John Wilkins.
I. Witmer. Henry Williams.
This regiment was principally composed of patriotic young men, and its enlisted one thousand fell to three hundred and six when it returned in 1865. It did terrible fighting in the Wilderness campaign; then it was with Sheridan at Fisher's Hill and Cedar Creek, after which it rejoined Grant at Pe- tersburg. Its colors bore the names of fourteen battles, in which the regiment never faltered.
EIGHTH NEW YORK HEAVY ARTILLERY. REGIMENTAL OFFICERS.
Peter A. Porter, colonel.
Jas. M. Millett, major. First Lieut. E. L. Blake, adjutant.
First Lieut. G. B. Wilson, quartermaster. Major Jas. M. Leet, surgeon. II. C. Hill, assistant surgeon. Capt. Gilbert De La Matyr, chaplain.
COMPANY B. - OFFICERS.
Joel B. Baker, captain. James Low, 1st lieutenant.
Eli S. Nichols, 2d lieutenant. Fayette S. Brown, sergeant. D. L. Pitcher, sergeant. Romeo G. Burns, sergeant. W. H. Crowley, sergeant. N. Z. Patterson, sergeant. T. C. Edwards, corporal.
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L. C. Harwood, corporal. Lyman A. Pyle, corporal. John Root, corporal. W. H. Bennett, corporal. A. Robb, corporal, killed at Cold Harbor. Walter L. Martin, corporal.
Job Cornell, corporal.
J. D. Capen, corporal.
William S. Pike, musician. H. W. Olmstead, musician. C. C. Gardiner, wagoner.
PRIVATES.
Stephen Aldrich.
Truman Ash.
Orrin Babcock.
Charles Behm.
James Brewer.
A. J. Bishop, killed at Cold Harbor.
Samuel Bowman.
Henry M. Billings. Robert Courtney. Peter Christyan. John D. Capen. Alfred Doolittle. Edward Davis.
George W. Drake.
Samuel Dean. William A. Dutton. Homer J. Elton. Washington Elton. C. H. Emerson.
F. A. Eshbaugh. E. C. Fuller. G. H. Fellows. Robert Furman. F. J. Fellows.
W. G. Green. W. H. Gleason.
Edward Green.
Charles R. Gifford. George O. Hayne.
John Howell, killed at Cold Harbor. John Heland, Jr. R. C. Harmon. William Ireland.
G. W. Johnson. J. K. Johnson. Joseph Jacobs. Frederick Kreuzer. Andrew Lapworth. James Layloud. Lynford Levan. Isaae Lockwood. J. W. Longstaff. C. G. Mehwauldt. Alexander Mabin. Charles Mahl.
Bernard Messing.
William McGregor. Lewis W. McNeil. Andrew A. Miller. Peter Mercig. F. E. Morrison. A. J. Merwin. Albert Mckenzie. Samuel Mcclellan.
John Nagel.
G. Francis Nye. T. Marshall Nye. Elias Orett.
J. E. Ource.
William D. Parker.
William F. Parker.
Benjamin J. Rose.
C. C. Romer, killed at Cold Harbor.
William Ward.
Amos Worden.
William Watson. Emory Wilcox.
C. J. Sherman, died E. C. Wright.
June 26, 1864.
Sharon White.
W. II. Saddleson.
J. K. P. Wilson.
COMPANY D. - OFFICERS.
James McGinnis, captain.
Wm. Gardner, 1st lieutenant. W. R. Blodgett, 2d lieutenant.
John G. Laeey, lieutenant.
Jas. M. Hudnut, quartermaster-sergeant. John E. Owens, 1st sergeant. Arthur L. Chase, 2d sergeant.
Horace J. McDonald, 3d sergeant.
Wm. F. Spalding, 4th sergeant.
Chas. B. Lackor, 5th sergeant. W. H. HI. Brown, sergeant. Almon Van Wagner, 1st corporal.
J. Cooney, 1st corporal. William George, 2d eorporal. Stephen H. Sim, 3d corporal. John E. Carrington, 4th corporal. Henry Murray, 5th corporal. Alfred Wakeman, 6th corporal. Hiram Carpenter, 7th corporal. D. J. Morehouse, corporal. Edwin Wilcox, corporal. John Greber, drummer.
George A. Stephens. M. W. Stiless. Adolphus Stern. E. J. Taylor. William Thornton. Samuel Traviss. J. W. Vedder.
John Walker.
Augustus Werth.
William Rogers. Frank Slavin.
B. F. Sawyer.
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PRIVATES.
Ransom Aldrieh.
IIiram Armstrong, died April 24, '63.
II. E. Bardell.
Calvin Baylis.
Henry Brodock.
Geo. W. Briggs. Christian Bahol. Chas. Brooks.
Timothy Burns. Robert Bird.
Wm. HI. Hyde.
Mason Baymer.
Daniel H. D. Huller. Alfred Joncs.
Thomas Byan.
Jas. K. Bridlem.
Bingh'm Burroughs. John Corney.
Henry W. Carter. Geo. W. Cutter, died March 30, 1865.
' Henry W. Churchill. Richard E.Churchill. James Compton. Martin Cooney. George Crampton. Frederiek Clifton. Geo. H. Chappel. Thomas Charles. Christian Doheny. Patrick M. Doyle. James Fraser. Wm. H. Gregory. C. George.
A. A. George.
W. E. George.
Miller A. Gregory. D. G. Grippen. Egbert B. Goodwin. De Witt D. Garner. James Gowett. Andrew Green. 6
Jas. F. Green, killed Feb. 27, 1863. Jaeob Gilbert. Chas. S. Guntler. Fred. Hagadorn. Calvin Harrington. Jas. M. Hudnut. Messick V. Hudnut, died June 18, '64. John Hilman.
Christian Kohler. Daniel Kohler. Chas. S. Kinder. Gebbard J. Kingley. J. A. Lyndenthaler. James Laylond. Andrew Long. Allen Lee.
John G. Laeey.
Dan. R. Lacey, killed June 16, 1864. Martin Lynelı. John Leason.
G. A. Marshall.
D. J. Morehouse, died June 20, '64. Barney A. Mackey. Lewis MeKee. Jas. E. Murray.
Jas. J. Moore.
John H. Moore. L. J. Niles, killed at Cold Harbor.
Benj. Polnys. James Pierson. Jas. G. Proper. Egbert Pennoyer.
Franklin Sleeper. Geo. E. Smith. James Sherman. Henry L. Smith. Francis E. Smith. Philo L. Sherman. Henry F. Stahler. George Stenet.
Rupert G. Torrey.
John Whitley.
COMPANY E .- OFFICERS.
Henry V. Sterling, 1st sergeant. Isanah Harrington, sergeant.
Eugene A. Stottle, sergeant, died July 9, 1864.
Frederiek Mahl, sergeant.
Isaac Harris, sergeant.
Charles P. Mapp, sergeant.
Ozro Baehelder, eorporal.
Truman B. Richardson, eorporal.
John T. Reilly, corporal.
Norman Robinson, eorporal.
Alphonso T. Coleman, corporal.
Orrin E. Johnson, farrier.
John Fisher, teamster. Clark Davis, saddler.
PRIVATES.
George H. Althouse. Thomas Deekstader.
Theo. H. Brayton. Martin Dell.
Samuel Barnes. Thomas Elmore.
William Bathriek. John Gibson.
Robert Burnside. Wm. Heinerman.
William H. Clift. Benj. B. Hill.
James E. Hill.
Martin Congdon. John F. Casy.
Jas. H. Theryer. Martin Van Dusen. Chas. W. Van Shyke. John Whitley. Chris. Wiseman.
Geo. W. Ward. Wm. Walker. Dolphus S. Wisner.
George Smeeds.
Richard Warren.
George Sinsel.
Caleb H. Thomas.
Elias Thorn.
Benj. D. Wright. James Wiffun. Edwin Wilcox.
Jolın Travis.
Geo. W. Webb.
Alonzo Taglo.
Wm. Wentworth.
Robert W. Hill.
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William Kinney. Cyrus King. Frank C. Mead.
R. McClellan, killed before Petersburg, 1864.
Patrick Mosher.
John McGinnis.
Charles Nellist.
Edward F. Ozard.
Peter Renshaw.
Cortland Rouse. Chas. H. Schucker. Charles A. Smith.
Aaron Sears.
Jesse A. Seward. Millard F. Streeter. John Shaver.
M. H. Wagner, died in April, 1865.
John Van Wagoner. Walter S. Webb.
COMPANY F .- OFFICERS.
William J. Hawkins, captain. Samuel Sully, 1st lieutenant. George W. Rector, 2d lieutenant.
PRIVATES.
Hiram L. Ash.
Robert Clark.
Thomas Brown.
Robert Colby.
Robert Bailey.
Peter Clapsattlc.
Ephraim Baylis. Joseph Clapsattle.
Chas. Burroughs.
Michael Cuff.
Thomas Burt.
John M. Cascy.
Reuben Burt.
John Draper.
Lafayette Beadley.
Oscar Drinkwater. Charles F. Daniels. John Dove.
Addison Barton.
Stephen Balliett.
Jeremiah Dixon.
William H. Burnett.
William Blain.
William Bush.
Joseph Brower.
Thomas Burns.
Newell Canfield.
Asher T. Coleman.
D. M. Fulloh.
Andrew J. Case.
Eugene N. Gould. W. Goodremote.
William Catlin.
Sylvester Campbell.
R. Glass.
John Huffcutt. J. H. Hilderbrant. William Hawkins.
L. C. Hosmer.
Douglas Jerrold. Mortimer Johnson. Sylvester Johnson. Stephen Judd. Samuel Kelsey. John King, jr. Charles S. Kilborn. John King.
Chauncey Kester.
Edward D. Lewis.
Isaac Lloyd. Henry D. Lathrop. Edward M. Lindsley. James Moore.
Chas. McLaughlin. Robt. Mclaughlin.
Michael Morley.
Peter Megel. -
Hulbert Moore.
W. H. Murray, died June 7, 1865.
Charles Moore. Gco. A. McArthy.
Ethan Munn.
Edward Tenny.
Sylvester Moorc.
Israel Talcott.
Nathan Myers.
Lawson L. Taylor.
Chas. R. Northrop.
Patrick Owens.
E. W. Peckham.
F.Van Tassel, killed at Cold Harbor. John E. Warwood.
The history of this regiment is one of which the State may well be proud, for its rolls show that it lost over 1,200 men and officers, and never failed to carry its colors into the front of battle, when ordered for- ward in time of action. The regiment served from August 22, 1862, until 1865. For two years it served at Baltimore, ex- cepting a short campaign into West Vir- ginia. It then joined Grant, lost twenty-four officers and four hundred and forty-one men at Cold Harbor, and after fighting in front
Edward D. Perry. Eugene F. Pollard. I. A. Parmenter. Henry Paine. Edward Pasco. Derrick Plant.
Charles II. Quade.
Ora Rooker. Chas. Richardson. Jerome Reynolds. D. W. Robinson. John Risch. Frank B. Rafter. Charles E. Rector. John Smith.
Lewis Smith, died in 1864. Thomas Stimpson.
Albert Salph.
George Snell.
Henry Smith.
Ebin O. Seely.
John Sutherland.
Peter S. Tower.
George H. Brown.
Albert J. Dwynett. Abram R. Everts. H. C. Flagler. Lester N. Farnham. Alexander Fox. Frank Fulloh.
Joseph Childs.
David Cross.
Charles Cross.
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of Petersburg, was of the number of regi- ments that were at Appomattox. Colonel Porter was killed at Cold Harbor, Lieutenant- Colonels Bates and Blake and Captain Hoyt died of wounds, while Captains McGinnis and Gardner were killed, besides Captains Hawkins and Lowe, who died from wounds. Captain Sherman died of disease.
SEVENTY-EIGHTHI INFANTRY. - OFFICERS.
Peter M. T. Mitchell, captain, killed at Antietam.
Henry F. Pierce, 1st lieutenant.
Myron E. Dunlap, 2d lieutenant.
Henry Stearns, 1st sergeant.
Thomas Mayberry, sergeant.
James H. Cleveland, sergeant.
Cornelius Mitehell, corporal.
Wm. O. Butler, corporal.
Henry Williams, corporal.
Geo. H. Whitman, corporal.
James Jones, corporal.
Wm. H. Seely, corporal.
James Foster, corporal.
John B. Church, corporal.
PRIVATES.
John S. Allen. John Buchannan.
Andrew T. Abbott.
Lewis Crout.
John Aegan.
John Conklin.
Wnı. Bissell. Joseph Callahan.
Edward Burns.
Henry Boy. David Bex.
Stephen Carpenter. Dunean Durham. Theodore Dunahan.
George Brunner.
Robert Burns.
Frederick Boy.
David P. Burnap. Patriek Byron.
John Brown. Win. F. Butler.
Charles Buckley.
John Fisher. George Gleason. Terranee Gallagher. John Grigg. John Gillett.
Bartholnal Goempel.
Joseph Gibbs.
Nicholas M. Pyall.
Thomas Quinn.
John Rooney.
Patrick Reilly.
John E. Roberts.
James Regan. Napoleon B. Seely.
John Kelly. John Knox.
James Sammon. James Smith.
Luther Knapp.
Lewis Skinner.
Conrad King.
William Stewart.
John Kershaw.
Patriek Sweeny.
Edward Lyneh.
Charles Smith.
George Murray.
Robert Swift.
David Maloney.
Henry W. Smith.
Hugh McNaughton.
Samuel Simpson.
Jolın Martin.
Stephen W. Smyth.
John Mullen.
Henry Smith.
Michael Murray. James Seott.
Richard Nagle. Geo. H. Vogt.
James Newton. Edward Walter.
Benj. G. Pfeiffer. Reginald J. Wing.
Janes Powers.
John Willey.
Hiranı D. Partridge.
Wm. H. Williams.
This regiment was mustered in from Oe- tober 1, 1861, to April 12, 1862, and eon- solidated with 102d New York June 29, '64.
NINETY-SIXTH INFANTRY. - OFFICERS.
Alexander MeLaughlin, 1st sergeant, pro- moted to captain ; died in 1871.
PRIVATES.
John Lander. James Smith.
James McLaughlin. Robert Stover, died
George Price. in June, 1864.
This regiment had a good record in the great battles of the army of the Potomae, from Gainesville to Charles City roads.
Michael Holly.
George Haggerty. William Jolinson.
John Jones. .
Josiah Higgins. Robert Herron.
Charles Dixon. Edwin Frank.
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ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTH INFANTRY. OFFICERS.
Jas. C. Phillips, quartermaster-sergeant. W. N. Van Buren, hospital steward.
COMPANY B. - OFFICERS.
James B. N. Delong, captain. Charles F. Rudgers, 1st lieutenant.
Frederick I. Massey, 2d lieutenant. C. V. Mesler, 1st sergeant, promoted to captain.
William M. Mesler, 3d sergeant. John Quick, 5th sergeant. Jesse M. Spears, 2d corporal. Andrew J. Taylor, 3d corporal.
Henry H. Nicholson, 4th corporal. Russell G. Olmstead, 5th corporal. John Mc Arthur, 6th corporal. Thomas W. Davenport, 8th corporal. A. Klee, corporal, killed at Antietam. James E. Shephard, musician. Isaiah Davis, musician. Charles W. Jackson, teamster.
PRIVATES.
R. C. Bloomingdale. Alfred Bell.
Charles N. Bust.
William Barrett.
William Boodgers. Patrick Burk. A. J. M. Barrett.
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