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Hall, Sylvanus, 14th N. Y. Artillery, died Sept. 2, 1864, in prison. Herrington, Welton, 105th N. Y. Vols., died June 18, 1864.
Lasher, Luther S., 97th N. Y. Vols., died Sept. 17, 1862, battle of Antietam. McSyger Michael, 14th N. Y. Vols, died August, 1864.
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Mongle, Orrin V., Ist N. Y. Artillery, died June 26, 1864.
Seely, Sebra, 94th N. Y. Vols., died Aug. 30, 1862, battle of Bull Run. Weed, Henry C., 186th N. Y. Vols., died April 2, 1865, in battle near Peters- burgh.
GREIG, (including Lyonsdale.)
Beals, Harvey F., 59th N. Y. Vols., died Jan. 12, 1864.
Burr, Nelson, 97th N. Y. Vols., died August 17, 1864, in prison.
Clark, Joseph H., 5th N. Y. Artillery.
Crandal, Adelbert, 186th N. Y. Vols., killed in battle, April 2, 1865.
Dailey, Hiram M., 14th N. Y. Artillery, died July 15, 1863. Gallup, Mordecai, 186th N. Y. Vols., died April 2, 1865, in battle.
Harvey, George, 87th N. Y. Vols.
Hough, Eli, 97th N. Y. Vols.
Lampman, David E., 5th N. Y. Artillery, died Sept. 19, 1864.
Lampman, John E., 5th N. Y. Artillery, died April 15, 1865.
Laroy, Francis G., 14th N. Y. Artillery. Lief, John, regiment not reported.
Loness, Peter, 5th N. Y. Artillery, died April 29, 1864.
Morse, Jacob, 5th N. Y. Artillery, died June 12, 1864.
Morton, Charles S., 5th N. Y. Artillery, died Sept. 7, 1864.
Sabine, Irvine, regiment not reported, died July 5,
Seymour, Henry, 5th N. Y. Artillery. Tanger, Martin G., 5th N. Y. Artillery, died Sept. 19, 1864, in prison.
Tugaw, Henry, ist N. Y. Artillery.
HARRISBURGH.
Austin, William S., Co. A, 20th N. Y. Cavalry, died July 7, 1864.
Duff, Edward, 14th N. Y. Artillery.
Durfey, Edwin E., 5th N. Y. Artillery, died Oct. 15, 1864, at Maryland Heights.
Edgehill, Harlan, 14th N. Y. Artillery, died August, 1864.
Lane, James R., 20th N. Y. Cavalry, died Oct. 17, 1864.
Rhodes, Frederick, 5th N. Y. Artillery, died Sept. 29, 1864.
Thomas, Henry S., 186th N. Y. Vols., died March 9, 1865. Weller, Hazael, 35th N. Y. Infantry, died Sept. 6, 1862.
LEYDEN.
Brown, George, 117th N. Y. Vols., died June 15, 1865.
Brown, James, 97th N. Y. Vols., died July 1, 1863, killed at Gettysburgh. Clark, R. S., 14th N. Y. Artillery, died Oct. 16,
Cook, William, 14th N. Y. Artillery, died Dec. 12, -ยท
Pitcher, Horace S., 51st N. Y. Vols., died Sept. 11, 1864.
Post, Alonzo, 14th N. Y. Artillery. Scovil, A. J., 14th N. Y. Artillery.
Scrafford, Jacob, regiment not report- ed, died Dec. 22, 1864.
Thornton, J. M., 14th N. Y. Artillery.
LOWVILLE.
Allen, A. W., 14th N. Y. Artillery, died July 14, 1864, at Andersonville, Georgia.
Brownell, George, 10th N. Y. Artillery. Ebblie, Albert, 5th N. Y. Artillery, died Nov. 15, 1862.
Gorman, Patrick,-U. S. Infantry.
Macoloch, William, 14th N. Y. Vols., died Nov. 18, 1864.
Phinney, Josiah, 5th N. Y. Artillery, died Dec. 1, 1862.
Rathbone, W. R., 59th N. Y. Vols., died autumn of 1864.
Rettis, Henry, 59th N. Y. Vols., died April 2, 1862.
Safford, Legrand B., 28th Wisconsin Vols., died July 29, 1864.
Tuttle, Milo M., 6th Michigan Cavalry, died March 27, 1865.
Wyeth, Madison, - Illinois Vols., died March, 1862.
We add from other sources :-
Cook, Seward, 14th N. Y. Vols., died at Fort Wood, Bedloe's Island, N. Y., June 3, 1862, aged 22; son of G. R. Cook.
Dewey, Major Lewis F., 2d Infantry, died at Jacksonville, Fla., Nov. 3, 1868, aged 33 years and 7 months.
Leonard, George E., Co. B, 94th N. Y. Vols., died at Ely's Ford, Va., Dec. I, 1863, aged 37 years ; son of Stephen L.
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McRae, William, 59th N. Y. Vols., died after imprisonment, at Anderson- ville, Ga.
Stephens, Carlos D., Sheboygan Co., Independent 8th Wis. Vols., died at Pilot Knobb, Mo., Nov. 6, 1861, aged 28 years; son of Rufus S., of Lowville.
MARTINSBURGH.
Allen, Thorn, 59th N. Y. Vols., died June 11, 1864.
Arthur, Maurice H., 5th N. Y. Artillery, died April 24, 1862. Bates, James K., 97th N. Y. Vols., died March 16, 1864, at Andersonville. Bates, Lester, 97th N. Y. Vols., died June 16, 1864, at Andersonville.
Butts, Joseph, 97th N. Y. Vols.
French, James R., 14th N. Y. Artillery, died February 20, 1865.
Hartley, Ezra P., Lieutenant 14th N. Y. Artillery, died July 30, 1864.
Hartley, William H., 14th N. Y. Artillery, died October 11, 1864.
Hoyt, Ogden A., 5th N. Y. Artillery, died May 14, 1865.
Lynch, John Jr., 5th N. Y. Artillery, died January 1, 1863.
Madrick, -, Ist N. Y. Artillery, died May 3, 1862. Killed in battle.
Peeler, George, 59th N. Y. Vols., died November 15, 1864.
Pitcher Oliver, 14th N. Y. Vols., died July 17, 1862, mortally wounded at Gaines' Mill.
Rothwell, William, 20th N. Y. Cavalry, died September, 1864, at Anderson- ville.
Seymour, Jefferson D., 5th N. Y. Artil- lery, died October 24, 1864.
We add from other sources the fol- lowing :-
Jerome D. Brooks, died in Washington, December 23, 1862, aged 31.
Cornelius Babcock, died in Washington, July 18, 1864, aged 18.
William C. Pease, died March 6, 1862, aged 18.
Charles A. French, died at Port Sum- ner, August 23, 1865, aged 22.
William B. Hubbard, died of wounds received at Pittsburg Landing, April, 1862, aged 22.
George H. Patten, died September 21, 1864, aged 25.
MONTAGUE.
Ceast, David, 5th N. Y, Artillery, died August 18, 1864.
Durham, Henry S., died August 31, 1864, in hospital, at Fort Woodbury, Va., aged 37, company B, Ioth N. Y. V. Keig, John S., 94th N. Y. Vols., died August 31, 1862.
Neibergall, George, 186th N. Y. Vols., died April 2d, 1855.
Sheldon, Sherman, 2d Veteran Cavalry, died April 5, 1864.
Sheldon, Zadoc, 20th N. Y. Cavalry. Weed, Lewis, 5th N. Y. Artillery, died November 25, 1862.
NEW BREMEN.
Bush, John C., 186th N. Y. Vols., died February 4, 1865.
Dekin, Erwin A., 94th N. Y. Vols., died April 10, 1863.
Green, Hiram I., 8Ist N. Y. Vols., died May 31, 1862.
Habriger, Nicholas, 97th N. Y. Vols., died September, 1863.
Kischner, Nicholas, 18th N. Y. Vols., died December 10, 1864, aged 35. Major, John, 117th N. Y. Vols., died July 12, 1863.
Murphy, Francis, 18th N. Y. Vols., died August 12, 1864.
Oberly, Frederick, Ioth N. Y. - , died July 31, 1864.
Peak, John, 5th N. Y. Artillery, died January 18, 1863, company L, 3d Battery, 5th Artillery.
Puffer, Reuben S., 7th Connecticut -, died June 9, 1864.
Roster, Frederick, 76th N. Y. Vols., died , 1864. Ruprick, Francis, 97th N. Y. Vols., died September, 1863.
Searles, Clark S., 97th N. Y. Vols., died November 28, 1863.
Squires Seth, 59th N. Y. Vols., died January 8, 1863.
Stevens George, 5th N. Y. Artillery, died August 29, 1864.
Verney, Joseph, 97th N. Y. Vols., died June, 1862.
Wilder, Charles, 18th N. Y. Vols., died August 15, 1864.
OSCEOLA,
Riley, Sylvester, 97th N. Y. Vols., died May 5, 1864.
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PINCKNEY.
Conklin, Henry, 2d N. Y. Artillery, died February 12, 1864.
Cornwell, Wilson J., 10th N. Y. Artillery, died September 4, 1863.
Green, Sylvester, 186th N. Y. Vols., died May 1, 1865.
Hall, Albert, 5th N. Y. Artillery, died July 31, 1864.
Hollis, David, 5th N. Y. Artillery, died January 24, 1863.
Hotten, Nicholas, Jr., 10th Wisconsin -, died April 6, 1863.
Howard, Michael, 94th N. Y. Vols., died December 26, 1863.
Jones, Frederick, 18th N. Y. Cavalry, died September 20, 1864.
Jones, Oscar, 5th N. Y. Artillery, died September 10, 1864. Peck, Miles, 14th N. Y. Artillery. Streeter, Danforth, 14th N. Y. Artillery, died September 25, 1864.
Ward, L. Lampson, 94th N. Y. Vols., died November 8, 1864.
Wilson, Warren, 3d N. Y. Cavalry, died September 30, 1864.
Wright, Lansing, 17th N. Y. Cavalry, died November 21, 1863.
TURIN.
Clobridge, Charles C., 14th N. Y. Artil- lery, died August 23, 1864.
Hulbert, Dwight, 2d N. Y. Cavalry, died June 22, 1864. Jones, David C., Ist N. Y. Artillery, died April 21, 1864.
Ledger, John C., 5th N. Y. Artillery, died October 6, 1864.
McVicker, William, 20th N. Y. Cavalry, died June 2, 1865, in prison.
Mason, Libanus, 14th N. Y. Artillery, died December 5, 1864, in prison. Mason, Theodore P., 14th N. Y. Artil- lery, died December 1, 1864, in prison.
Mather, Russell, 27th N. Y. Vols., died December 16, 1864.
Peak, Jonathan, 20th N. Y. Cavalry, died December 8, 1864. Phelps, George, 14th N. Y. Vols., died July 1, 1862.
Rockwell, Levi, 5th N. Y. Artillery, died September 3, 1864.
Scrafford, Jacob H., 20th N. Y. Cavalry, died December 22, 1864.
Seckner, Jefferson, 5th N. Y. Artillery, died February 4, 1865.
Seckner, Nelson, 20th N. Y. Cavalry, died August 2, 1864.
Towner, Seth, 2d Illinois Infantry, died December 16, 1864.
White, Frederdick, -
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-, died Novem-
ber 5, 1863.
We add from other sources the fol- lowing :-
Hill, Andrew, son of Cornelius H., starved to death at Andersonville, Ga.
Roberts, Ela V., died in hospital at Washington, April 11, 1862, aged 18; only son of Caroline R., widow of Elisha R.
WATSON.
Back, John, 97th N. Y. Vols., died Aug. 24, 1864.
Bowman, Charles, 14th N. Y. Artillery, died May 12, 1864.
Coal, Nelson, 5th N. Y. Artillery, died December 8, 1863.
Dunbar, John, 14th N. Y. Artillery, died March 25, 1865.
Hall, Monroe, 5th N. Y. Artillery, died October 27, 1862.
Harrington, Robert, 5th N. Y. Artillery, died December 24, 1864.
Higby, Louis, 3d N. Y. - , died Sep- tember 29, 1864. Moyer, Dwight, 3d N. Y. - , died January 20, 1862.
Moyer, Oliver, 97th N. Y. Vols., died January 4, 1865.
Wilder, Thomas D., 186th N. Y. Vols., died January 6, 1865.
WEST TURIN.
Bennett, George W., Company G, 14th N. Y. Artillery, died August 17, 1 864. Burns, Luke, 97th N. Y. Vols., died March 19, 1862.
Loftis, Patrick, Company K, 5th N. Y. Artillery, died April 6, 1865, from sickness acquired in prison.
McCorley, Bortley, regiment not men- tioned.
Morris, Edwin, Company C, 57th N. Y. Vols., died March 12, 1862.
Pierce, John, 57th N. Y. Vols., died Feb- ruary -, 1865.
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Plumb, Samuel L., 57th N. Y. Vols., died February 28, 1862, at Alexan- dria.
Strickland, Walter S., Company K, 5th N. Y. Artillery, died December 5, 1862.
Taylor, Theodore N., Company C, 57th N. Y. Vols., killed May 5, 1864, at Wilderness.
Thompson, Lewis L., Company B, 97th N. Y. Vols., died November 16, 1863 ; remains buried in Consta- bleville.
We add from other sources the fol- lowing :-
Budd, William C., Sergeant, son of Dr. Budd, of Constableville, killed in Mississippi, August 31, 1862.
Schultz, Theodore, Company C, 57th N. Y. Vols., killed near Richmond, June 27, 1862.
Keriter, Martin, Jr., Company F., 14th N. Y. Vols., killed in Seven Days' battle before Richmond, July 2, 1862, and buried on the field.
Crofoot, Henry, Company C, 57th N. Y. Vols., killed at Wilderness, Va., May 5, 1864, and buried where he fell.
Mumford, Newcomb P., Company F, 186th N. Y. Vols., died December 20, 1864; remains buried in High Market.
Purcy, John, Company B, 14th N. Y. Vols., died February 2, 1865, at home while on a furlough.
Hawley, John, Company H, 6th Artil- lery, (?) died of wounds, near Alex- andria, Va., July, 1864.
Higby, Edward F., Company H, 14th N. Y. Vols., died at home, Septem- ber 2, 1864.
Collins, Bryan R., died at Harrison's Landing, July 15, 1862 ; buried in old St. Paul's Cemetery in this town.
Duff, Edwin R., Company B, 59th N. Y. Vols., died October 15, 1863, from wounds received near Bristow Station, Va.
THE DEATH ROLL OF MARTINSBURGH VOLUNTEERS, IN THE WAR OF 1861-'65.
A group of portraits, fourteen in num- ber, was photographed upon one sheet 1
at the instance of Mr. Sidney Sylvester, and copies of this memento printed off from the same negative are preserved in many households in that town. The names are as follows :-
1. Ezra P. Hartley, killed before Peters- burgh, July 30, 1864, aged 22.
2. John Lynch, Jr., died at Washington, Jan. I, 1863, aged 18.
3. Jerome D. Brooks, died at Washing- ton, Dec. 23, 1862, aged 31.
4. Cornelius Babcock, died at Washing- ton, July 18, 1864, aged 18.
5. James R. French, died at Baltimore, Feb. 20, 1865, aged 18.
6. William Rothwell, died at Ander- sonville, Sept. 12, 1864, aged 29.
7. William C. Pease, died March 6, 1862, aged 18.
8. Morris H. Arthur, died at Washing- ton, April 23, 1863, aged 23.
9. Charles A. French, died at Fort Sumner, Aug. 23, 1865, aged 22.
10. William H. Hartley, died on Long Island, Oct. 11, 1864, aged 18.
II. William B. Hubbard, died of wounds received at Pittsburg Landing, April, 1862, aged 22.
12. George Peeler, died at Anderson- ville, Nov. 15, 1864, aged 23.
13. George H. Patten, died at Maryland Heights, Sept. 21, 1864, aged 25.
14. Jefferson DeGrasse Seymour, died Oct. 23, 1864, aged 27.
Of the foregoing list, numbers 1 and 10 were sons of Walter Hartley ; 3, the son of Alfred J. Brooks ; 4, the son of Har- vey Babcock ; 2, the son of John Lynch ; 5 and 9, the sons of Frederick French ; 6, was an Englishman, who had been living in the family of Warren Arthur ; 7, was the son of Jabez Pease; 8, the son of Augustus Arthur ; 12, the son of Joseph Peeler, and 13, the son of George W. Patten.
DRAFT ORDERED IN 1862.
The first draft of the late war was ordered to be had on the 10th of No- vember, 1862. The quota assigned to Lewis county, was 846, to which 5 per cent. (42) were added, making the total
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requisition 888. The entire quota was 120,000 for the State. The number from each town, with the 5 per cent added, was as follows :--
Croghan, 26. Denmark, 83.
Diana, 48. Greig, 57. Harrisburgh, 43. High Market, 38. Lewis, 46. Leyden, 61. Lowville, 77.
Martinsburgh, 92.
Montague, 23. New Bremen. 58.
Osceola, 19.
Pinckney, 45.
Turin, 60.
Watson, 33. West Turin, 79.
The Senatorial Committee for the 18th District in Lewis county, was composed of De Witt C. West, of Lowville ; S. G. Scoville, of Copenhagen ; Edwin S. Miller, of Constableville ; and Peter Kir- ley, of Watson.
No draft was held at that time, the quotas having been filled by volunteer enlistments.
THE LEWIS COUNTY DRAFT OF AUGUST, 1863.
Croghan .- (Enrolled, 134; Drawn, 36.) Noah Denicia, Morris Revener, John Noffseger, Albert Overton, John San- derson, Owen Mointagnon, Edmund Weatherhead, John C. Warner, Sebas- tian Guyon, John E. Fredinberg, John H. Putnam, Alex. Mouget, Zefferin Bono, Michael Henry, Nicholas Henry, Nich- olas Jeffley, Henry Mullin, Andrew Zehr, Philip Zecher, Henry Roeder, Claude Bastian, Joseph Violet, Wm. R. Town- send, Sylvester Arch Dickens, Sebastian Champney, 2d, Richard Palmer, Jule Violet, Albert Parker, Geo. Welch, Francis Monnett, Jacob Miller, Joseph F. Chattilm, Fred. Sauer, Wm. Head- man, Thomas Byer, Eugene C. Mangin.
Denmark .- (Enrolled, 212 ; Drawn, 58.) Duet Rogers, Charles B. Sherwood, Wm. H. White, Horace F. Rich, Emory O. Shepard, Henry B. Whitney, Stephen P. Howard. Geo. D. Hewitt, Charles S. Thompson, John Murphy, Jr .. Horace Potter, Roland Houghton, Jr., Andrew M. Hulbert, John H. Raymond, James Johnston, Sherman Judson, Warren Vorce, Charles E. Vrooman, Guilford D. Parsons, James F. Bassett, Isaac Tripp, Geo. J. Dryden, Geo. Barnum, A. M. Ryel, Marcus D. Nichols, Carlos C. Potter, Emerson P. Weller, Geo. C. Hawkins, John T. Hartwell, John E. Vroman, Leonard W. Loomis, Carol Crary, David Yemo, Wm. Pierce, Mor_ gan W. Clark, Enos Galop, Jr., Peter Snyder, Garret N. Goutremont, Wm. W. Leonard, Darwin Nash, Milo Barnum, Geo. Hofcut, Joseph Thompson, Imri Johnson, Fred. M. Leonard, A. G. Harter, Pat. Murphy, Wm. Agins, Chas. S. Hartwell, Elam R. Austin, Homer H. Benedict, Warren Allen, Lorenzo M. Rich, Alonzo S. Austin, Franklin D. Austin, Clark J. Hewit, Chester L. Smith, Oscar P. Hadcock,
Diana .- (Enrolled, 154; Drawn, 44.) William Sautwell, Martin Clark, Aus- tin Blanchard, Zelotus Clark, Abram Hogan, Joel Hulburt, Monroe Sturte- vant, Dexter Wright, Thomas Mulvany, Albert M. Simser, Charles A. Ackerman, Charles C. Pierce, Oliver E. Holmes, Thophilus Fitzgerald, James M. Chat- tuck, Charles T. Cheesbro, William Weaver, Patrick Doyle, Tom Allen, John Guiles, James 2d, Charles Smith, George W. Dyke, Aaron Hume, Oscar Blanchard, Charles Wessel, Hi- ram Phillips, Peter Campbell, Jr., Charles Prosier, Silas Bowhall, Anthony Melany, Oscar Van Wagoner, John Flick, George Miller, James Doyle, Ist, Allen Kinsman, Addison Wilcox, George Davis, Richard Hulbert, Wm. R. Dodge, John D. Moyer, Amenzo Kinsman, Michael Corbin.
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Greig .- (Enrolled, 157; Drawn, 46.) Wessel Gallup, Francis Leland, Joel W. Agur, Allen Blade, Edward Conelly, Thomas Northrup, Lucian T. Hoag, Solon Burnap, Jr., Charles A. Dominick, Samuel Haskins, Joseph Depeau, John Brewer, Thomas Kirley, William F. Reed, John VanOrum, Orlando Hub- bard, Leonard H. Burdick, Jeremiah McDonald, Alfred A. Brown, John Lam- bell, James E. Northrup, William Bar- ley, Henry W. Failing, Reuben W. Ralph, Joseph Thomas, John Shannon, William Jewett, Harrison Lane, Josh Henry Stalker, Alfred Higbee, Edwin F. Green, Russel Burdick, Patrick O. Marrow, Dillon Smith, John C. Mealus, William A. Pullman, Roland Stearns, Ira Foot, John L. Smith, Levi Depeau, Franklin Graves, Patrick Lana, Charles Wooley, Samuel Blanchard, John Moyer, David Covey.
Harrisburgh .- (Enrolled, 126; Drawn, 34.) Alexander Terrell, Matthew Carey, Mortimer Florida, Robert Porter, Hugh Jones, Pardon Laupher, Wm. McIntyre, Walker Whiler, Charles Rhodes, Lod- wick R. Humphrey, David R. Cobb, Ansel G. Holmes, Edward Duffy, Geo. W. Simmons, Marcus Petrie, Peter Hen- ry, John Kelsey, James McCarty, Thom- as O'Brien, Seymour W. Austin, Will- iam O'Brien, Thomas Battle, Prescott W. Jones, Elliot Knapp, Sylvester Win- decker, James McLane, Warren J. Lash- ar, James R. Lane, Stephen Vandrie, Sebastian Hoch, John Brady, Thomas Whalen, Sidney . Laupher, Marion Shel- don.
High Market .- (Enrolled, 89; Drawn, 23.) Anthony Kirk, James Kelley, John W. Gainer, Michael Martough, John Loftus, Garrett Rourke, Philo Marto, Albert D. Blair, James McHale, Joseph Powell, Dennis Fox, Charles Mumford, Gilbert Higbee, Patrick Conner, James Buckley, Jr., Jacob Wise, Francis Joint, Anthony Joint, William Barker, Charles
Gormnly, Patrick Rourke, Francis Eis- enicker, Charles Oster.
Lewis .- (Enrolled, 140; Drawn, 39.) Pratt Griffin, William J. Grey, Nicho- las Rein Miller, Adam Stein, Stephen Flinn, Nicholas Sends, Leonard Meyers, Ist, Joseph Nellebacker, Broteus Rusque, Henry Dice, Jacob Bowish, John Carr- ar, J. A. Pease, Charles Selman, Fred Meyers, Jr., Ist, Albert S. Capron, Jacob Shoe, Gottleib Jutzlier, William Harger, John Q. Adams, Anthony Rymiller, Ist, George Echart, Joseph Shoe, Anthony Urts, Ela Fox, Frederick Ruble, William Pinger, Peter Urts, Ellis Howk, Peter Rip, Frank Selman, George Capron, John Mills, Jr., Henry H. Hough, John Joseph Weegl, Francis Eisenicker, Adam Keim, John Grems, Edward Sel- man.
Leyden .- (Enrolled, 210; Drawn, 59.) William H. Cole, Oliver La Frances, Amos H. Miller, Henry Zoofelt, Mi- chael Kaw, William A. Olmsted, Or- rin Thayer, Robert Wilcox, Spaulding Deck, Fred Hays, Gilbert S. Spencer, Walter Welch, George Geoyscope, John Feshumal, Markes Stooring, Adam Scrafford, David E. Jones, Jerome B. Nelson, Lewis N. Northam, George W. Bacon, Leonard C. Miller, Henry D. H. Snyder, Lewis Kelsey, Hiram Whiter, John V. Talcott, And. Swink, George Marcy, Judson Thornton, Carlos Combs, Thaddeus E. Munn, John Schwartfager, Jacob Sawyer, George Kroop, Freder- ick C. Taylor , John O'Hara, Chester Dean, Martin H. Scovill, Moses Lord, Augustus Merriam, Robert H. Roberts, Hial H. Kellogg, John Loso, Hiram Lane, Thomas White, Andrew Nugent, N. Oscar Wolcott, Chester Dewey, William W. Bacon, Francis A. Sawyer, Robert Lane, Cephas C. Topping, Ben- jamin Cooper, Horace L. Wilcox, James Brady, William H. Wilcox, Henry Dice, Carlostine A. Pope, Dennis Looring, George W. Ellenwood.
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Lowville .- (Enrolled, 242; Drawn, 66.) Stuart C. Boice, Isaac D. Larkins, Dio C. Perkins, Roland Wakefield, Henry E. Smith, James P. Bowman, Stephen S. Kling, Wm. Archer, John O'Brien, Geo. H. McCarty, John J. Knox, Edwin R. Cook, John Neighborgall, Daniel Sulli- van, Roland Hall, Eleisur Rasbeck, Henry R. Martin, Sylvester D. Cook, Fred. Fowler, Charles L. Easton, John A. Livingston, Geo. R. Barrett, J. Madi- son Arthur, J. Duane Mills, Ogden A. Hoyt, Alex. R. Gebbie, James E. Bos- worth, DeWitt Rogers, Jacob J. Wey- neth, Monroe S. Boohall, John Bradt, Edward J. Bowman, Nathan A. Waters, James Carr, Wm. Buckley, Elbridge G. Ritges, Geo. L. Willard, Peter Ritz, John R. Snyder, Otto Zecker, Isaac G. Puffer, Sam. S. Rain, Henry A. Phillips, John C. Van Brocklin, James H. Davenport, Charles C. Cook, James Donagan, Leon- ard B. Denison, Orville P. Lanfear, Linus W. Clark, Geo. C. Stevens, Luther B. Richardson, James Mosher, Charles J. Ryel, Garret B. Reed, H. Prescott Chambers, Eli L. Jones, Walter Buck, Miles H. Bronson, John Rica, Augustus Reno, Charles M. Curtis, Alexander L. Jeffers, Francis H. Reed, Amanuel Norror.
Martinsburgh .- (Enrolled, 227; Drawn, 64.) James Cole, John Keener, Henry Botsford, Michael Garman, James Dew- ey, Hiram Rawlson, Julius Hoyt, Chas. P.Wilbecker, Willard Green, Jr., Henry Granger, John Seymour, James Gilligan, Barton Rumble, Michael Mc Felama, Mathew Gilligan, Charles Alexander, Francis Gowdy, William Mangin, Chas. Wallace, Howard M. Arthur, Francis Knight, Daniel Vandeburgh, Charles McKee, John G. Porter, Hugh Jones, Charles Crast, Peter Nellis, Squire Oli- ver, Darius Brooks, Francis Hopkins, Lewis Suffle, George W. Babcock, Chas. Pease, Thomas Cahooa, Martin Sheldon, Wesley L. Jemison, Levi Adams, Au-
gustus Wood, John Gibbins, Irwin Leonard, Henry W. Windecker, John Ingersol, Jr., Edward Patchell, John Tuft, Dennis Dunn, Jr., Frederick Mar- tin, Edward Arthur, Chester Stanford, Richard Winn, Charles F. Morse, Har- vey Plopper, James Pebles, William Way, Hiram Pitcher, Patrick Tye, Chas. Babcock, John Holmes, Patrick O'Brien, Hudson Loucks, Ransom Salmon, John Andrus, George F. Galloway, William Rawson, Jr.
Montague .- (Enrolled, 50; Drawn, IO.) Sherman Sheldon, Hiram H. Harter, Valentine Joice, Michael Connor, An- drew Horth, Ura Croak, Pat. Ryan, Grotus Lanfear, John B. Berry, Orvas O'Hara.
New Bremen .- (Enrolled, 139; Drawn, 38.) Philip Fricker, Joseph J. Williams, Peter Snyder, Loren Young, Sylvester Deacon, Chas. H. Smith, Whitford M. Hall, Peter Terry, John Luphie, Harri- son Lillie, Henry D. Sumner, Wm. Hulsizer, George Wilder, John Stien- hilber, Robert Barble, Peter S. Farney, Raphial Gague, Peter M. Seeber, John Dufar, William II. Hulburt, Michael Festomel, Fernando Rose, Alvin Roe, Jr., Norton J. Snell, Caleb Stacher, Peter Vibrick, John Adanis, John .1. Segovis, Jacob Steinhilber, Peter Conover, John P. Reneaux, Stephen Terrillion, Joseph Vickler, Joseph Wakefield, Jacob Stu- key, Giles M. Brown, Jacob Weineth, Michael Virkler.
Osccola .- (Enrolled, 48: Drawn, IO.) Frank H. Durst, Walter Lindsay, Frank M. Nash, John Quinn, Thomas Cline, James Lindsey, Roland Fox, Abram F. Vandewalker, James Lake, Albert. J. Brockway.
Pinckney .- (Enrolled, 137; Drawn, 41.) Oscar F. Thomas, Danforth Streeter, Jas. B. Lucas, Solon M. Weed, Abel B. Thomas, George Rawlston, George W. Acker, Henry J. Stoddard, Horace Stoddard, John B. Goodenough, Jacob
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LEWIS COUNTY IN THE WAR OF THE REBELLION. .
W. Harter, Sidney Chickering, Henry Simonds, Dennis Van Tassel, Henry Hart, William Roger, Franklin Green, James H. Rawlston, Clark S. Cook, George C. Kellogg, Henry M. Hunt, Curtis J. Aus- tin, Russel Gilbert, Joseph D. Buntz, Christopher Dempster, Charles J. Fer- guson, Christopher H. Chase, John Beadle, Charles B. Hall, David Rich- ards, Charles E. McCormick, Irvin Mar- shall, Noel C. Jones, George J. Peck, Orlo Streeter, David E. Hill, Amos Hall, George Smith, Warren G. Bent, John Hollis, Benjamin F. Hubbard.
Turin .- (Enrolled, 161; Drawn, 41.) Jeremiah Swackhammer, Charles W. Riggs, John L. Jones, George Hill, No- ble L. King, Robert Roberts, Daniel Burdick, Osmon Hill, Andrew Failing, Mather House, Henry Johnson, Charles Peters, Jonathan Peak, Ebenezer Hurl- burt, Thomas O. Williams, Evan E. Evans, Samuel Utley, Crinman Austin, David Jones, Charles A. Fowler, Guil- ford A. Bush, Dwight Hurlburt, Charles N. Owens, Jerome Bush, John S. Dewey, Ebin Turner, John G. Williams, Joseph Utley, Charles H. Morgan, Charles King, Alva Burdick, Richard Duvere, Emanuel Freeman, William H. Swinton, Theodore Mason, Warren Burdick, An- son Lenon, Reuben Payne, John R. Jones.
Watson .- (Enrolled, 121 ; Drawn, 31.) Orren Bush, James Higbee, George W. Puffer, Sylvester Wheeler, Nehemiah Mumford, Nelson J. Stone, Peter Mc- Filma, George A. Williger, Witford Hall, Charles Kirley, Nicholas Bach, Edward Kirley, Almiran Higbee, Addison W. Puffer, William A. Crandall, Samuel Bates, Albert Shark, James R. Kirley, Porter D. Hall, Robert D. Williams, George Moyer, Isaac S. Stone, Elias Williams, Isaac D. Williams, Amos Mo- nat, Francis M. Robertson, Seymour Hitchcock, Horace Robinson, Chauncey Orandorf, John Fenton, Samuel Gaunan.
West Turin .- (Enrolled, 219; Drawn, 60.) Horatio N. Stoddard, John Krack, Godfrey Neff, Wm. Harger, Anthony Markham, George Harper, Thomas By- ron, Chester Motsey, John Plover, John Evans, Richard Roberts, Andrew Stan- brainard, George O. Newman, Friend Hoyt, Jacob Burt, John H. Enos, Homer J. Aldrich, James Smith, Jacob Lond, Andrew Kreager, Wallace W. Kentner, John Collins, Henry Krack, Egbert C. Rockwell, Edmund W. Thompson, David Rosier, Hugh J. Owen, Matthew Sampson, Jacob Stevens, Anson D. De- voe, John Fisher, Moses J. Eames, Jacob Stevens, Galusha Eames, Peter Barrows, Patrick Duffee, Martin M. Dewey, Peter Billinger, Henry C. Scovill, John Lewis, Henry R. Miner, Michael Byron, Ansel Post, Robert R. Jones, John Dish, Charles Bennett, George Melas, Stephen Earl, Jarvis Lindsay, James Mulkins, Edward Payne, John Jones, Horace Lyt- ty,* Charles E. Taylor, Andrew Copler, James McGambin, Lawrence Cunning- ham, Henry Dice, Jacob Saddler, U. M. B. McDonald. Total, 2,570 enrolled ; 700 drawn.
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