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George W. Daggett, Co. F 33rd N. Y. V. I .; Joseph C. Dean, Co. \ 10411. N. Y. V. I .; William Deffler, Co. D 58th N. G. ; Isaac Justin Depuy, not assigned: Peter DeMocker, 2nd N. Y. Mtd. Rifles ; Wm. DeMocker, Corp. Co A 104th N. Y. V. I. ; Alvin H. Dibble, Co. F 33rd N. Y. V. I .; Howard B. Dot .. Co. F 33rd and 49th N.Y. V. I. : Michael Driscoll, Co. F 33rd and 49th N. Y. V. I .; George W. Durfee, Co. I N. Y. D. ; Eugene Duryee, Co. F 33rd N. Y. V. I .; Schuyler Duryee, Co. F 33rd and Co. B, Vet. Cav.
E. Wm. A. Ecker, Co. B Ist Vet. Cav .; Austin Evans, Co. B Ist Vet. Cav .; David M. Evans, Co. F 33rd N. Y.
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H. Fay, Co. I Ist N. Y. D .; Andrew J. Fancher, Co. A 104th N. Y. V. I .: Edgar Fancher, Co. A 104th N. Y. V. I. ; Geo. W. Flint, Vet. Mexican War. Co. A 104th N. Y. V. I. : Franklin E. Freeman, Co. I Ist N. Y. D. ; Gilbert Freer. Co. I Ist N. Y. D. : Charles B. Fox, Co. F Ist N. Y. D. ; George Fry, Co. I 188th N. Y. V. I. ; Geo. W. Fuller, 126th N. Y. V. I .; Henry F. Fuller, Co. F 33rd N. Y. V. I .; John Franklin, Co. F 33rd N. Y. V. I.
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Sullivan W. Gibson, Co. A 104th N. Y. V. I .; Robert H. Gordon, Sergt. Co. I 136th N. Y. V. I .: John Gothard, Co. I Ist N. Y. D .; Patrick Gould, Co. A 104th N. Y. V. I. : Milo S. Goldthwait. Co. I Ist N. Y. D .; Norton S. Gold- thwait, Co. I Ist N. Y. D .; Husted Green, 47th N. Y. V. I .; Robert W. Green. Co. F 136th N. Y. V. I .: George H. Graham, Co. A To4th N. Y. V. I .; Henry Greenfield, Co. I Ist N. Y. D .: Dwight Gregory, Co. F 33rd N. Y. V. I .: Jona- than Greenwood, Co. F 33rd N. Y .; William Greenwood. Co. F 33rd N. Y. : Levi Guernsey, Co. H 136th N. Y .; Clinton Guy, Co. F 33rd N. Y.
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Stephen P. Havens, Co. A 104th N. Y. ; Perry Haynes, Co. A 104th N. Y. : Randall Haynes, Co. I Ist N. Y. D .: Charles Hall, Co. A 104th N. Y .: Ed- win Haskins, Co. F 33rd N. Y .: Freredick B. Hark. Ist Vet. Cav .; Edwin M. Hamilton, Co. I 131st Inf. ; George P. Hamilton, Ist Lieut. 33rd, Ist Lieut. 104th, captain Ist N. Y. D .; Chas. H. Harris, Co. H 157th Inf. : Joseph D. Har- ris, 58th N. G. : Cassius M. Havens, Co. I Ist N. Y. D. : Henry R. Havens, Co. I 136th Inf. : Jolin Havens ; Mortimer Herrick, Co. F 33rd and 49th : Wm. C. Hendershott: Ezekiel Hilyer, Co. F 33rd; Lewis Hunsong, Co. E 58th N. G .: James N. Hilver, Co. B Ist Vet. Cav. ; Joseph Hitchcock, Co. B Ist Vet. Cav.
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Andrew Jackson, Co. I Ist N. Y. D .: Pascal Jackson, Co. I Ist N. Y. D .: Isaac Johnson, Co. I Ist N. Y. D .; James Johnson, Co. A 104th Inf. ; John P. Johnson, Co. F 33rd and 40th Inf. : Capt. John C. Jones, 58th N. G .; Thomas Johnson, Co. B Ist Vet. Cav. K.
Wm. E. Keene. Co. A 104th Inf .: Rev. J. J. Keyes, chaplain, 58th N. G .; James Kiley, Co. F 33rd Inf. : Michael Kiley, Co. B ist Vet. Cav. ; Eli H. King. Co. I Ist N. Y. D .; Henry G. King, Ist Lieut. Co. F 33rd Inf. ; Benj. T. Knee-
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land, surgeon, Ist N. Y. D .; Needham C. Knight, Co. A 104th Inf .; Gotlieb Koppie, Co. F 33rd Inf .; Michael Kelley, Co. A 104th Inf.
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Melvin La Seur, Ist Lieut., 4th U. S. Art. ; Charles B. Lamb, Co. D 58th N. G .; David G. Lamb, Co. F 33rd and 49th Inf .; John La Foy, Co. F 33rd Inf. ; Thos. Le Clare, Co. D 58th N. G. ; James Lemen, Capt. and Bvt. Lieut. Col., Ist N. Y. D. : Chas. E. Lewis, Ist Lieut., Co. I Ist N. Y. D. ; Jacob Lieb, Co. F 33rd and 49th Inf. ; William Long, boatswain, U. S. Navy ; Corydon Lovejoy, Co. I Ist N. Y. D. : Carlos G. Lowell, Co. A 104th ; George W. Lowell, Co. F Ist N. Y. D .; Dr. Julius V. Lowell, Asst. Surg., 58th N. G .; Wm. L. Lowell, Co. F Ist N. Y. D .; James H. Luce, Co. A 104th Inf.
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Reuben W. Mayhew, Co. F 33rd Inf .; Geo. W. Mack. Co. A 104th Inf .; James Macken, Co. A 104th Inf .; Thomas Macken, Co. I Ist N. Y. D .; Theo- dore Magee, 27th and Co. A 104th Inf .; William Magee, 27th and Co. A 104th Inf. ; Philander Magee. 27th and 14th H. Art .; Marvin Magee, 27th and 14th H. Art .; Joseph Mason. 24th Cav .; Rev. James Marshall. chaplain, U. S. A .; Wm. J. Marshall, Co. F 33rd Inf. : George D. Martin, Co. F 33rd Inf .; Philetus Mayhew, Co. A 104tli Inf. : James M. McNair, captain, Co. F 33rd Inf .; Gard- ner Milliman. 22nd Inf. : Sydney S. Morris, Com. Sgt., Ist N. Y. D .; Jeremiah Morrison, Co. F 33rd and Mt. Rifles : Philo Mosher, Co. I Ist N. Y. D .; Mar- tin H. Myers, Co. D Ist Vet. Cav .; Henry Morris, Co. I Dragoons.
N.
Joseph Nash. Co. B 58th N. G .; Edgar R. Nelson, Co. A Ist N. Y. D .: Peter Nettler, Co. I 136th N. Y. V. Inf. : Rufus H. Newell, Co. F 33rd N. Y. V. I .; Charles Newman. Co. F 33rd N. Y. V. I .: Wm. J. Nolan. Co. F 33rd and 49th N. Y. V. I. ; James Norris. Co. F 33rd.
Q.
Alonzo Olney, Corp., Co. I Ist N. Y. D .; Corydon Olney, Ist Lieut. Co. I Ist N. Y. D.
P.
John D. Payne. Co. F 33rd Inf .: Perrin Paige, Co. B Ist Vet. Cav. : Eras- tus C. Parsons, Co. A 104th Inf. : Harrison Peck, Hosp. Stewart : Wm. H. Piper. Co. F 33rd and 49th Inf .: John W. Piper, Co. AA 104th Inf. : George Poole, Co. F 33rd Inf. : Martin L. Porter. Co. F 33rd and 7th H. Art. : George F. Powell. Co. D 58th N. G. : David Pratt. Co. A 104th Inf. : George A. Prentice, Co. F 33rd Inf. : Orville H. Prentice : Eliphat Preston. Co. D 58th N. G .: Warren Preston. Co. F 33rd Inf. : John Provo, Co. G 104th N. Y .: Ira B. Perry, Co. F 14th U. S. Inf.
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Benjamin Range. Co. E 188th Inf .: Orman F. Reckard. Co. F 33rd and 49th Inf. : Orville Reynolds, Co. B Ist Vet. Cav. ; Edward Rider, Co. B 58th N. G. ; William Riley, Co. F 4th H. A. ; Hiram J. Roff, corporal ; Henry Roberts, Co. D 58th N. G .; George Robinson, 58th N. G .: Rufus Robinson. 58th N. G .; Win. C. Robinson, Co. L 4th H. A .; Franklin A. Russell: John Ryan. Co. I 136th N. Y. Inf. : Andrew J. Russell. captain especial service.
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Chauncey K. Sanders, Ist Lieut., 58th N. G .; Francis W. Sargent, Co. F 33rd and 58th N. G. ; Hiram O. Seeley, Co. I Ist N. Y. D .; William Shave, Co. B 58th N. G .; Delos Sherman.' Co. F 33rd Inf .; Horace N. Shute, Co. H Ist N. Y. D. : Alfred W. Skinner. Sergt., Co. A 104th Inf. ; Lewis C. Skinner, Col .. 104th Inf. : John S. Skilien. Co. F 33rd and Co. B Ist Vet. Cav .; Jesse R. Squires ; Edward Smith, Co. I Ist N. Y. D. ; Christian Smith, Co. I Ist N. Y. D. : Gottlieb Smith. Co. I st N. Y. D. : Henry Smith, Co. A 104th and Sergt., Ist Vet. Cav. ; Phillip Smith, Co. F 33rd, Co. A 104th, Co. B Vet. Cav .; Oliver Smith, Co. A 104th Inf. : William Smith, Co. I Ist N. Y. D .; Wm. E. Smith. Co. A 104th Inf. ; George W. Snyder. Co. A 104th, Co. B Ist Vet. Cav. ; Wm. H. Spicer, Co. I Ist N. Y. D .: George Sphoon ; Wm. Sphoon, Co. A; Romeo St. Clair, Co. I Ist N. Y. D. ; Charles Scobel. Co. B 58th N. G .; Lewis Sutton, Corp .. Co. A 104th Inf .; John Sabin, 2nd Mtd. Rifles; George S. Satterlee, Corp., Co. A 104th N. Y. Inf. ; John S. Satterlee, Sergt., Co. A 104th N. Y. Inf .; Lewis Shepard, Sergt., Co. A To4th N. Y. Inf. : Harvey C. Shepard, 58th N. G. ; Cyrus Shepard. Captain ; Leonard E. Seaver. Co. B 58th N. G .; Benjamin Smith, Co. B 58th N. Y. D. : James Sturgeon. Ist Lieut., 12th Cav .; Sheldon Sturgeon, Lieut. U. S. A. Capt., U. S. A. Col., N. O. U. S. Colored Cavalry ; Samuel Sturgeon, Ist N. Y. Engineers ; Romulus Swift, Co. F 136th N. Y. Inf.
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Samuel Tallmage. Co. B Ist Vet. Cav .; George Thomas Co. A 104th Inf. : Frank Thomas. Hosp. Steward: William Thomas, Corp., Co. A 104th Inf .: Cordemus S. Thompson. Co. A 104th Inf. ; James L. Thompson, Co. A 104th Inf. ; Arba M. Town. Co. D 58th N. G .: Benjamin F. Town. Co. I Ist N. Y. D .; Marion Town, Co. I Ist N. Y. D .; Walter E. Town, Corp., Co. I Ist N. Y. D .; James L. Toms. Co. A 104th Inf .: Wm. G. Tousey, U. S. N .; J. Treehouse, Co. I Ist N. Y. D. : Francis Treehouse. Corp., Co. F 33rd Inf .; Abram Turbush. Co. E 188th Inf. : Charles H. Turner. Co. F 104th Inf. ; F. Beebee Turrill. Co. F 33rd Inf. : Hall Turrill, Co. G 211th Pa. ; Edwin A. Tuthill. Co. A 104th N. Y Inf. ; Henry G. Tuthill. Lient. Col., 104th Inf .; Lycurgus C. Twining, Sergt .. 136th Inf.
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George Utter.
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Martin Van Liew, Co. H Ist N. Y. D. ; Judson D. Van Slyke, Co. A 104th Inf.
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David C. Wade, Co. I 136th N. Y. Inf. ; George D. Waldo, Co. I Ist N. Y. D. ; Chas. F. Warner. Asst. Surg., 136th N. Y., Surg., 58th N. G .; John Camp- bell Walker. Co. I Ist N. Y. D .; Wm. Edward Walker, Co. B Ist Vet. Cav. : Jacob Weaver. Co. B Ist Vet. Cav. ; James Welstead, Co. I 136th Inf .; Geo. W. Wescott. Co. I 136th Inf. : Russell P. Wescott, Co. I 136th Inf: Harrison H. Wheeler, Co. I ist N. Y. D. : Joseph White, Co. F 33rd. Co. A To4th N. Y. Inf. : Daniel White. Corp .. Co. \ 104th N. Y. Inf. : Asher B. Whitenack, Co. I Ist N. Y. D .; Edgar J. Whipple : Edwin Wilcox. Hosp. Steward, 104th Inf. ; Cyrene A. Willett, Co. M 8th N. Y. H. Art .: Lamire E. Willey, Co. L 4th H. Art. :
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Marvin Wilson, 33rd Inf. ; Landon Willett, 147th Inf .; Charles R. Woodworth, 52nd N. Y .; William Woodruff, Co. . \ 104th Inf .; George Worden, Co. H 136th Inf. ; John A. Wright, Co. A 104th Inf. ; Samuel L. Wright, Co. A 104th Inf. . Oliver C. Wymans; W. Parker Wright, Engineers U. S .; John Wilson, Co. F 33rd N. G.
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Ambrose Yencer. Co. F 136th Inf. ; Henry C. Youells, Co. I Ist N. Y. D .; Richard Youells Co. C 136th Inf. : Samuel Young Co. I 136th Inf.
Civil War soldiers who lived in Nunda previous to the war: Albert Aus- tin, Michigan. and two soldier brothers; Andrew Angier, Wisconsin ; Clinton Barrett, Engineers; Lieut. Col. Baldwin ; Charles Bentley, Company K. 16th Illinois ; Erastus Buck, Jr., Surgeon : Charles N. Burr, 27th N. Y. ; William N. Carpenter, 136th N. Y .; Martin V. Carpenter, 136th N. Y .; Edward Carver. Wisconsin regiment : Lyman Carver, 85th N. Y .; Col. Newton T. Colby ; Au- gustus W. Chase. 58th N. Y .: David Childs. Company D, 33rd N. Y .; John Clough ; Corporal Frank Curtis, 27th N. Y .; George Ditto, Iowa regiment : T. B. Dunn, 4th Iowa : Maj. Curtis Gardner, 27th N. Y .; John L. Guthrie. Michigan regiment ; Isaiah Hamilton Ist Michigan Engineers; Isaac Hay- ward : Lieut. George B. Herrick. Co. D .. 33rd N. Y .; Lieut. Bissell Hills, 12th Wisconsin : Merrick V. Hudnut ; Capt. W'm. H. Huffman, Illinois ; James R. Jacoby, Company E, 115th N. Y .; David Lee, Wisconsin ; Herbert Lee, Wis- consin ; Capt. Jeff. B. McNair, 9th Illinois Cavalry ; Festus Mosier, Wisconsin : George M. Nicholds, 17th N. Y. Infantry ; Col. Eli S. Parker (Seneca Chief) : Milton F. Pettit. 24th Ohio ; Ava Page, Ist Missouri Cavalry ; James Rathbun. gth Michigan : Moses Rawson ; Adrian Rathbun, 3rd Michigan ; Rev. James Andrew Robinson ; Alpheus Robinson. 5th Wisconsin : Harry Rockafellow, 71st N. Y. ; Henry Wells Spear. 136th N. Y .; Myron Shepard, Ist Minnesota : Andrew Skellenger (died) ; John W. Smith. Ist Michigan Engineers ; Col. T. J. Thorp, Ist N. Y. Dragoons ; Johnson A. Wagor.
Veterans who have lived in Nunda since the war not connected with local G. A. R. post :
Wm. H. Dart. Company F. 136th N. Y. ; Joseph Herdendorf. Company F. 136th N. Y. : Albert Lynn ; George M. Nichols. 17th N. Y. Infantry ; Cornelius Barker Brusee. Company I. 19th N. Y. Infantry ; Rev. Samuel Guernsey : James V. Howard : John Lampman, 188th N. Y. ; Rev. Wm. H. Rogers, chap- lain 189th N. Y. : Fuller Hiland, Ioth Massachusetts : George Bovee, Company C. 136th N. Y. ; John Shaw (colored). Company I. 29th Connecticut ; William H. Stocking : Edwin Bush : Elkin Miner. 89th N. Y. : Robert Thompson, 10th H. A. : Rev. S. T. Moore : Addison J. Gordon. Company A, 111th N. Y .; Rev. Thomas W. Chandler ; Milo Goldthwait, Ist N. Y. Dragoons ; Andrew Skell- inger, 188th N. Y.
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CAPT. WM. C. HALL, 136th N. Y.
SAMUEL TALLMAGE, First Veteran Cavalry
WM. J. COSSNETT, Co. F, 33rd N. Y.
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JONATHAN GREENWOOD, Died in Captivity, 33rd N. Y
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THE BLOODY COST OF WAR TO THE NORTH-DEATHS FROM ALL CAUSES
Officers.
Enlisted Men.
Aggregate.
Killed
6,365
103,705
1 10,070
Died of Wounds
2,712
197,008
199,720
In confederate prisons
83
24,783
24,866
By accident
143
3,972
4,114
By drowning
106
4,838
4,944
By Sunstroke
5
308
313
Murdered
37
483
520
Killed after capture.
14
90
104
Suicides
14
365
391
Military executions
267
267
Executed by the enemy
4
60
64
Other causes
52
1,972
2,034
Causes not stated
28
1,293
12,121
Aggregate
9,564
349,944
359,528
General Summary
Officers.
Enlisted Men.
Total.
Regulars
144
2,139
2,283
Volunteers
6,078
98,815
104,893
Colored Troops
143
2,751
2,894
Total
6,365
103,765
110,070
Casualties in the Navy. From all causes, 3,000.
THE BLOODY COST OF WAR TO NUNDA
List of soldiers from Nunda, who died during, or soon after the Civil War:
Company F, 33rd Regiment
Gardner Bacon from sunstroke, October 3. 1861 ; George H. Prentice, died February 28, 1862; James Kiley, Jime 2, 1863; William J. Cosnett, from wounds, May 3, 1863; Howard Doty, of wounds, October 20, 1864: Michael Clark, killed, May 10, 1864: Mortimer Herrick, of wounds, 1864; Win. J. Nolan, prison, 1864: John T. Johnson, died 1865: David G. Lamb, from prison life.
Company F, 33rd Regiment-From Other Towns
From Portage .- Henry Swartz. died May 10, 1862; John Delong, died December 4, 1862: Augustus L. Damon, died November 1, 1862: James C. Gil- lett, died 1862; Eben Patterson. died December 30, 1862.
From Clarksville .- Thadeus Maynard, died August 6, 1862.
From Mt. Morris .- Charles R. Lowe, died April 19, 1862.
From Grove .- Daniel Chilson, died April 21. 1863: Norton Bardwell, killed May 4, 1863.
From Pike-Erwin VanBrunt, died October 16, 1861 : Elias Smith, killed September 17. 1862: Whitfield Whitney, died June 1, 1862.
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Company A, 104th New York
Abram Carpenter, killed May 8, 1864; Lucian Carpenter, died in prison, December 9, 1863; William George Chislett, died of wounds, January 17, 1863 . Charles M. Crawford, died of wounds, October 27, 1862 ; Lewis Sutton, Corporal, died in prison December 13, 1862; Hiranı Passage, died in prison ; Cordemus S. Thompson, killed December 13, 1862; James L. Thompson, died in prison Feb- ruary 16, 1864; John S. Satterlee, Sergeant, killed May 13, 1864; George Sat- terlee, died in prison, January 20, 1865; Lewis Shepard. Sergeant. died of wounds ; Perry Haynes, died from prison life; Sullivan W. Gibson. died 1864: Thomas J. Curtis, Sergeant, killed July 1, 1863; William E. Keene, died in prison, February 21, 1864; Oliver Smith, died in prison; George W. Flint, died at home 1867; William E. Smith, died in prison April 13, 1864; Charles H. Turner, died at home July 1, 1862: Elijah White, Jr., died from prison life : Cicero C. Clark, died in hospital, June 30, 1862; Octavius Clark, killed May, 1864; Capt. Edwin Tuttle, died December 30, 1867.
Company A, 104th New York-From Other Towns
Daniel White, corporal. died in prison : R. B. Connell, corporal, Company G. died January 7. 1863; William L. Davis, killed July 1, 1863.
Company F, 104th Regiment
George H. Graham, corporal, died December 8, 1864; James Green, died in prison ; William Green, died of wounds; Francis M. Merithew, age 15, died of disease ; Erastus C. Parsons, died at Batavia : Albert Ruscoe, died: John Ruddick, killed May 10, 1864: William Woodruff. killed; James H. Luce, Com- pany D, died in Sals. prison ; M. Wood, died in service: Henry Wood, died in service.
William Hooson, killed July 2, 1863: Daniel Swender, corporal, died in prison ; John Gruber, corporal, died in prison.
126th New York
George W. Fuller, Company D, killed August 24, 1864.
27th New York
Wilber Haver, Company I, killed August 3, 1863; Orrin Nickerson, 6th New York Cavalry. died October 14, 1861 : Charles Harris, 22nd Regiment N. Y. V., buried in Nunda : Gardner Milliman, died in prison 1864: Lemire E. Willey, 4th N. Y. H. A., died in prison ; George R. W. Fay, 188th N. Y., killed, buried at Dalton ; Alva J. White, 97th N. Y., died May 28, 1864; Capt. John P. Wood, killed, buried in Nunda.
Company I, 1st New York Dragoons
William Black, killed May 7, 1864; Jolin Callahan, died from wounds, Sep- tember 10, 1864: James Christie, died in Andersonville: John Gothard. killed August II, 1864: Corydon C. Lovejoy, died in prison, August, 1864: Isaac Johnson, died of injuries. June. 1864: Hiram C. Roff, corporal, killed May 7. 1864; Levi L. Davis, died January 1, 1864; William Smith, died of wounds, . July 17, 1864.
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Vicinity Soldiers-Company I
Horace C. Orton, died in Andersonville ; Emerson Rude, killed May, 1864; Seth H. Weed, killed May 7. 1864; Josiah H. Flint, died at Andersonville ; John K. Barager, corporal. died of wounds; Ziba B. Barney, died June 13, 1864; Charles A. Kinney, died September 25, 1864; James H. Foland, died at Ander- sonville ; William A. Luce, died October 1, 1864; Milan Parker, died September 10, 1864; George I. Phillips, died December 28, 1862; Hiram J. Woodard, cor- poral, died in prison. September 19, 1864: John H. Emmons, a boy, died at Elmira ; Simeon Gelzer, died in prison May 7. 1864; Leonard Russell. died from wounds, May 22, 1864; Elijah Harwood. died January 6, 1863; Prosper Swift, Lieut., kiled October 19, 1864: Marcus W. Wood, corporal, wounded and died May 16, 1864; Peter Quant, died December 20, 1864; Hiram A. Seeley, died November 12. 1863: William J. Wright, died November 6, 1862; Elisha Ames, died of wounds, June 25. 1864: Alexander Drake, died October, 1864; Nathaniel Marr, died from accident June 3. 1865 : George Sphoon, died in prison.
Company F, Dragoons
Philander H. Bush of Nunda, died January, 1864: Peter Fox, killed May 7, 1864; George W. Lowell. died January 5. 1864; Emerson Parker, killed August 29, 1864; John Fletcher Walker, killed October 19, 1864.
Company A, Dragoons
William E. Partridge, killed June 11. 1864; George Monroe Gearhart, killed October 19. 1864: Marshall Hungerford, died March 28, 1864.
Company K, Dragoons
Paul Rauber, died 1865, buried at Nunda. By mistake his grave is marked Paul Dalrymple.
Company B, Dragoons
William J. Hampsher, sergeant, killed May 7, 1864.
Company I, 136th Regiment
David Close, killed May 15, 1864: David C. Wade, died of wounds, Feb- ruary 27, 1864: Rufus I'. Westcott, died of wounds May 24. 1864 : Daniel L. Confer, killed July 3. 1863; Jacob Dieter, died in prison, March 29. 1864: Har- rison T. Clemens, killed at Kenesaw Mountain: Whipple Davis, corporal. died March 25. 1864: Willian Elwood. died September 25. 1864: David B. Price. died of wounds October 18. 1864: Samuel Young, died February 20, 1863.
Company F, 136th New York
Ambrose Yencer. killed November 23. 1863; Lycurgus Twining, wounded at Bentonvile, died, and buried at Goldsborough, his remains disinterred and brought to Little Scipio, for burial by Capt. H. W. Hand.
Vicinity Soldiers
Elisha Herdendorf. died of wounds May 19. 1864: Augustus Parmer, killed May 15, 1864: William Parmer, died of disease February 17, 1863: Jacob Steih. died of wounds. September 8, 1864.
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Company H, Portage
Lieut. William C. Hall, wounded at Resaca, Ga., May 15, 1864, died of his wounds May 28, 1864. ( Hall Post, G. A. R., 343, Portage is named for him. George H. Moshier. died of wounds August 1, 1863; Patrick Ryan, died oi Typhus fever, March 13, 1863: Alterna T. Smith, died May 30, 1864; George T. Worden, killed at Resaca, Ga., May 16, 1864; Francis M. Wood, killed at Gettys- burg, July 3, 1863.
Company C, 136th New York
Richard Youells died of wounds. July 4, 1863; David Lockwood, killed in action May 16, 1864.
·8th New York Heavy Artillery
Alpheus Cyrene Willett, killed in battle, June, 1864.
4th New York Heavy Artillery
Lamire Willey, died in captivity ; Rufus Chandler, died of disease.
Vicinity Soldiers
Charles H. Rowell, killed at Cold Harbor, Va., June, 1864.
14th Heavy Artillery Philander Magee, died in New York Harbor, 1864.
DEATHS FROM ALL CAUSES OF THE MEMBERS OF COMPANY B, 1st VETERAN CAVALRY
Compiled by Capt. J. J. Carter.
Alfred H. Cain, of Nunda, mortally wounded at Snickerville, Va., March 6, 1864; died two days afterwards; body sent to Nunda.
Oscar B. Cornell, enlisted at Rochester, taken prisoner at Snickerville, Va., March 6, 1864; died at Andersonville, Ga., July 21, 1864.
Wm. H. Black, enlisted at Scio, died in hospital at Camp Stoneman, Feb- ruary 12, 1864.
Abram Burdick, enlisted at Nunda, killed in battle at New Market, Va .. May 15, 1864.
Lyman W. Crowley, enlisted at Eagle, kiled at Snickerville, Va., March 6, 1864; body shipped to Nunda, N. Y.
Horton Chamberlain, enlisted at Nunda, killed at New Market, Va., Mav 15, 1864; buried on field of battle.
Thomas Carroll, enlisted at Portage, taken prisoner at Snickerville, Va., March 6, 1864: wounded and died in the hands of the enemy.
Austin Evans, enlisted at Nunda, killed at Snickerville, Va., March 6, 1864: body was sent to Nunda, N. Y.
Wm. A. Ecker, of Nunda, wounded and taken prisoner at New Market. Va., May 15, 1864; and died in the hands of the enemy : buried at Dalton.
Lyman Hurlburt. enlisted at Eagle, wounded and taken prisoner at Snicker- ville, Va., March 6, 1864, and died in the hands of the enemy.
Martin H. Myers, of Nunda, wounded at the battle of New Market, Va .. May 15, 1864, and died in the town of New Market two days later.
James C. Madden. Rochester, wounded and taken prisoner at New Market. Va., May 15, 1864, and died in the hands of the enemy.
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Lindorf A. Nott, Batavia, mortally wounded at the battle of Snickerville. Va., and died in the enemy's hands.
Perrin B. Page, of Nunda, killed at New Market, Va., May 15, 1864; and buried on the field of battle.
Henry Patterson, Pike, wounded and taken prisoner at battle of New Mar- ket, May 15, 1864, and died in the hands of the enemy.
Janes C. Parmeter, Rochester-North Bloomfield, killed at Snickerville, Va., March 6. 1864, and his body sent to Nunda, N. Y.
Samuel S. Talmadge, of Nunda, taken prisoner at Martinsburg, Va., July 3, 1864, and died in Annapolis, Md., immediately after being exchanged from prison.
James L. Van Lieu. Gainsville, killed at Martinsburg, Va., April 23, 1864.
Jacob Weaver, enlisted at Nunda, was taken prisoneer at Snickersville, Va., March 6, 1864. and died at Richmond shortly after : body sent to Nunda, N. Y.
Wm. White. Warsaw, killed at Snickerville, Va., March 6, 1864; body sent to Nunda, N. Y.
REV. JAMES MARSHALL, D. D. Chaplain U. S. Vols. at Fortress Monroe, Va.
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COL. JOHN J. CARTER
MRS. EMMA GIBBS CARTER
DEPARTMENT II
Memorial Day and Its Observance
T HE first official observance of May 30th as a day for the decoration of the graves of the Union dead followed a proclamation issued from the headquarters of the Grand Army of the Republic on May 5. 1860, by General John A. Logan. commander in chief. This order read :
"The 30th of May. 1868. is designated for the purpose of strewing with flowers or otherwise decorating the graves of comrades who died in defense of their country during the late rebellion and whose bodies now lie in almost every city, village, hamlet and church-yard in the land. In this observation no form of ceremony is prescribed. but posts and comrades will in their own way arrange such fitting services and testimonials of respect as circumstances may permit.
"We are organized. comrades, as our regulations tell us, for the purpose, among other things, 'of preserving and strengthening those kind and fraternal feelings which have bound together soldiers, sailors and marines who united together to suppress the late rebellion.'
"What can aid more to assure this result than by cherishing tenderly the memory of our heroic dead, who made their breasts a barricade between our country and its foes? Their soldier lives were the reveille of freedom to a race in chains and their deaths the tattoo of rebellious tyranny in arms. We should guard their graves with sacred vigilance. All that the consecrated wealth and taste of the nation can add to their adornment and security is but a fitting tribute to the memory of her slain defenders. Let no wanton foot tread rudely in such hallowed grounds. Let pleasant paths invite the coming and going of reverent visitors and fond mourners.
Let no vandalism of avarice or neglect. no ravages of time. testify to the present or to the coming generations that we have forgotten as a people the cost of a free and undivided republic.
"If other eyes grow dull and other hands slack and other hearts grow cold in the solemn trust, our shall keep it well as long as the light and warth of life remain to us.
"Let us, then, at the time appointed gather around the sacred remains and garland the passionless mounds above them with the choicest flowers of spring- time. Let us raise above them the dear old flag they saved from dishonor. Let us in this solemn presence renew our pledges to aid and assist those whom they have left among us, a sacred charge upon a nation's gratitude. the soldier's and sailor's widow and orphan.
"It is the purpose of the commander in chief to inaugurate this observance with the hope that it will be kept up from year to year while a survivor of the war remains po honor the memory of his departed comrades.
"JOHN A. LOG.A.N."
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