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The building is high, and well arranged for light and ventilation. It cost two thousand dollars. The funds were raised by subscription, and paid for as soon as coul- pleted. The inclosure in which it stands includes five or six aeres, and is held by the town society under a perpetual lease. Ou the grounds is a fine half-mile track. The building, with " Old Glory" floating at the peak of its flag- staff, is a prominent objeet for miles around.
MINETTO VILLAGE,
on the Oswego river, four miles above Oswego, contains two stores, one hotel, post-office, one church, one blacksmith-shop, and about twenty-five residences. Is a very pleasant place, having beautiful river scenery. Mrs. Betsy Pease kept the first tavern at this place as early as 1820. Messrs. Evert, Forbes, and Pease were early settlers on the present site of Minetto village. About 1832 there was a grist-mill erected here; the builder's name was Samuel Taggott. About a mile down the river (on the river-road) from Minetto is the brewing establishment of L. Brosemer, which does quite an extensive business in the line of ales. About one-half mile north and west from Oswego Centre is the refining establish- ment of Griffin & Mott, which was started as a cider-mill in 1862 by Mr. Griffin, who has kept increasing his facili- ties until his business has become quite extensive. He has a large four-story frame building, including the cellar, which is used for storing purposes. Manufactures from three thousand to four thousand barrels of cider annually. Re- fining the same, it is handsomely bottled and shipped to all parts of the country.
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HISTORY OF OSWEGO COUNTY, NEW YORK.
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES.
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NATHAN LEWIS.
MRS. NATHAN LEWIS.
NATHAN LEWIS.
One of the oldest living settlers of the town of Oswego, both iu date of settlement and age, is Nathan Lewis, son of Samuel and Esther Lewis, of Albany county, who was born October 27, 1797. In 1805 the family moved to Madison county, and settled on a farm. The county was then com- paratively new, and very sparsely settled ; neighbors were few, and social and educational advantages were limited. Nathan received such learning as the district school then afforded. At the age of twenty-one he commenced life for himself by hiring out by the month and taking jobs at clearing land, and thus continued to work until the fall of 1822, when he removed to Oswego County, and in May following purchased the farm now owned and occupied by Mr. Blodgett. He went to work with a will and cleared that farm in good style, and lived upon it until the spring of 1864, when he sold it and removed to his present resi- dence.
On the 13th of January, 1824, he was united by mar- riage to Mary Mann, by whom he had four children, of whom but one-Marshall-survives, and he lives in Illinois. On the 10th of February, 1832, Mrs. Lewis died, and on the 18th of the following September he married again, this time choosing Lucinda Mann, cousin of his first wife. Four children were born to them, three of whom survive, namely, Mary, now the wife of Reuben Weares, lives in the city of Oswego; Esther, married, and residing in Providence, Rhode Island ; Loretta A., now lives with her father. Mrs. Lewis died February 11, 1876, after living with her husband for forty-four years. She was a kind and affec- tionate wife, and a fond and loving mother.
Henry S. Lewis, son of Nathan and Lucinda Lewis, was
a member of Company H, One Hundred and Tenth Regi- ment, New York Volunteers, and died while serving his country at Baton Rouge, Louisiana, September 2, 1863, after one year's service in the army.
Mr. Lewis has always been an industrious man. When he came into Oswego, fifty-five years ago, there was very little land cleared ; and willing hands and hearts of steel were required to fell the large timber that existed where now can be seen the pleasant farms and homes of comfort. It was then that
" They shunned not labor when 'twas due, They wrought with right good will ; And for the homes they won for them Their children bless them still. They lived not hermit lives, but oft In social eonverse met, And fires of love were kindled then That burn on warmly yet. Oh, pleasantly the stream of life Pursued its constant flow, In the days when they were pioneers, Fifty-five years ago."
By industry and good management Mr. Lewis has suc- ceeded in surrounding himself with the comforts and beauties of life ; and now, at the age of fourscore years, he enjoys the proceeds of a remarkably well-spent and laborious life. He has held various offices of trust in his township, all of which he has filled to the satisfaction of the people, and with personal credit. Originally a Whig, he is now a Re- publican, having voted with that party since its organiza- tion. He is very generally respected as a good citizen and an honest man.
VIEW LOOKING N.W. OVER UNIONVILLE.
T. G. THOMPSON
VIEW LOOKING NORTH.
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RURAL CEMETERY. 2. OSWEGO CENTER. 3. CITY POOM FARM.
4. PRINCE OF ENGLAND. J. GENERAL SHERIDAN 6. YOUNG WILKES .
VIEW OF THE STOCK FARM OF THOS G. THOMPSON, AND THE OSWEGO TOWN AGRICULTURAL & HORTICULTURAL FAIR GROUNDS.
FARM & RES. OF WILLIAM CLARK, FORMERLY OWNED BY SELDEN CLARK, UNION VILLAGE, TOWN OF OSWEGO, N.Y.
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HISTORY OF OSWEGO COUNTY, NEW YORK.
ELI WILDER.
The father and mother of Eli Wilder were natives of Massachusetts. They emigrated to New York about the year 1810, and first settled at Hamilton, but soon after re- moved to the town of Sullivan, Madison county, where they resided until 1838, when they removed to Oswego County, where they continued to reside until their death. Abel Wilder, the father, died in 1852, aged sixty-seven years, and his wife in 1877, aged eighty-seven years. Eli is the eldest of five children,-three sons and two daughters. He was born at Sullivan the 18th of December, 1816, and during his younger years attended the common schools of that period, and assisted on the farm and in the cooper-shop of his father until 1838, when the whole family removed to the town of Oswego. The old gentleman had previously purchased four hundred and fifty-seven acres of wild, uncul- tivated lands, at seventeen dollars per acre. Eli and his brothers continued with their father, and all worked together for about four years, when two of the sons took a portion of the farm and commeneed to work for themselves,-Eli con- tinning with the old gentleman until his death, in 1852, when he bought ont the other heirs and succeeded to the old home. Hle afterwards bought out his brothers, where he has continued to reside ever since. He has always pursued the occupation of a farmer, never engaging in speculation or uncertain projects, and the result is, he is to-day regarded as one of the reliable men of Oswego County. His farm at this time consists of one hundred and seventy-nine aeres of rich, fertile soil, well adapted for grass, grain, and dairy.
Eli Wilder was married to Betsey C. Fulmer, of the same town, in 1851. This union was a short one, as she. only lived a little less than a year. In the year 1859 he was again married. The fruits of this union are four children : Catharine, who died at three years of age; Ida E., Mabel C., and Franklin E. The last three are living at home with the father. Mr. Wilder was again bereaved in the death of his companion, who died in 1874. Elsewhere in this work may be found a fine view of the residence and farm of Eli Wilder, with portraits of himself and deceased wife,-a monument to his memory, and an honor to his town.
LEVI PEASE.
Daniel Pease, one of the older representatives of this numerous family in the United States, was a native of Mas- sachusetts. At the age of twenty-one years he emigrated to the State of New York and settled near Oswego; this was about the year 1814.
He became engaged in farming, with which he was oeen- pied all his life. He was married at twenty two years of age to Miss Miriam Rice, of Oswego, the daughter of Asa Rice, the first settler in the town of Oswego (settled in the year 1797), outside of the post and fort of that place.
Daniel Pease was the father of seven children,-four sons and three daughters,-of whom Levi is the eldest. He was born in 1816, on the same farm now owned and occupied by the Pease family' of Oswego ; he was reared a farmer,
assisting in the labors of the home farm and attending school until twenty years of age, when he commenced teach- ing school winters, and working on a farm summers, until thirty years of age.
At the age of twenty-eight he purchased a part of the old home farm, which he has ever since retained and oeen- pied as a home. In 1848 he was united in marriage with Mrs. Mary B. Rhoades, a daughter of Sylvanus Bishop, of Oswego. They have three children,-two sons and one daughter.
Leroy, the eldest, is married, and owns and occupies a part of the home farm, on which he is erecting a very hand- some and substantial dwelling a few rods distant from his father's residence.
Anna A., and Ira, the other children, are at home with the parents.
The farm, which consists of eighty acres, is situated on an elevated ridge, and the soil is rich and fertile, well adapted to the production of the grains, grasses, and fruits for which this region is so justly celebrated. Mr. Pease and his son are more especially engaged in fruit-growing, principally apples, pears, and grapes, which under their intelligent management they have made very profitable. We present our readers elsewhere in these pages a fine view of their beautiful farm home, with the intervening landscape, and Ontario lake in the distance; and this brief sketch of the family is a tribute of respect to the character and worth of this second generation of the pioneer settlers of Oswego County.
MILITARY RECORD OF OSWEGO.
Clark D. Anderson, enlisted in the 110th Regiment.
Laurence Adkinson, enlisted in the 21st Cavalry. Paul Allen, enlisted in the 16th Regiment, January 5, 1864. Joseph Allis, enlisted in the 16th Regiment, January 5, 1864. George Archer, enlisted in the 2d Cavalry, January 5, 1861. William Aggas, enlisted in the 2d Cavalry, January 4, 1864. William Alton, enlisted in Co. I, 25th Cavalry, December 31, 1863. William Appley, enlisted in Co. II, 81st Regiment, Jannary 1, 1864. William G. Angell, enl'd in Co. B, SIst Regiment, January 1, 1864. Edwin J. Barstow, enlisted in Co. 11, 110th Regiment.
Samnel Burnside, enlisted in Co. HI, 110th Reg't ; died nt Baltimore. Robert Burnside, enlisted in Co. HI, 110th Regiment ; died. Orrin Balch, enlisted in Co. I, 147th Regiment.
Alexander Boorhea, enlisted in Gasper's Cavalry.
Elmer P. Burt, enlisted in the 21st Light Artillery, Dec. 2, 1863. Angustus Barbean, enlisted in the 24th Cavalry.
James Burns, enlisted in the 16th Regiment, Jannary 5, 1861.
Hiram W. Barlow, enlisted in the 24th Cavalry, Jannary 5, 1864. Frederick Beeksheet, enlisted in Co. B, SIst Regiment, Jan. 1, 1864. Daniel E. Becks, enlisted in Co. G, 81st Regiment, January 1, 1864. Andrew B. Boyne, enlisted in Co. B, 81st Regiment, Jan. 1, 1864. Francis Benford, enlisted in Co. B, 81st Regiment, Jan. I, 1864. Georgo Bell, enlisted in Co. Il, 81st Regiment, Janonry 1, 1861.
E. F. Barstow, enlisted in the 110th Regiment, Ang. 10, 1861 ; pro- moted to captain ; transferred to tho 77th Regiment.
John S. Bishop, enlisted in the S1st Regiment, September, 1861 ; dis- charged October, 1862.
Nelson Bishop, enl'd in the 184th Reg., Sept., 1864 ; disch'd in 1865. Sereno Bishop, enl'd in the 110th Reg., Ang., 1862; disch'd in 1865. Augustus Brown, enl'd in the 184th Reg., Sept., 1864 ; disch'd in 1865. Lowis J Culver, enlisted in Co. JI, 110th Regiment.
Isaac Cole, enlisted in Co. II, 110th Regiment.
John Calnhan, enlisted in Co. I, 147th Regiment.
Jmmes HI. Cummings, enlisted in Co. I, 117th Regiment.
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Royal Chase, enlisted in Gasper's Cavalry.
George Chase, enlisted in Gasper's Cavalry.
Alan Cole, enlisted in the 24th Cavalry, December 28, 1864. John Clark, enlisted in the 16th Regiment, January 4, 1864. Samuel Cook, enlisted in Co. D, 16th Artillery, December 17, 1864. Eugene E. Cornish, enl'd in the 184th Regiment, September 12, 1864, as a corporal ; discharged in 1865.
Fred. II. Cary, col'd in the 184th Regt., Sept. 12, 1864; dis. in 1865. Orin Chase, enlisted in the 9th Ileavy Artillery, January 4, 1864; prisoner for three months; discharged in 1865.
Abraham S. Cushman, enlisted in the 24th Regiment, September, 1861 ; discharged in 1863.
Conrtland C. Cushman, enlisted in Maine Artillery, August, 1862; discharged in 1863.
A. Chetney, enl'd in the 16th Regt., Dee., 1863; diseh'd in 1866. Armony Chetney, enlisted in the 184th Regiment, September 16, 1864 ; discharged in 1865.
Joseph Chetney, enlisted in the 16th United States Regulars, Deeem- ber, 1863; wounded; discharged in 1866.
Charles Chetney, enlisted in the 24th Regiment, May, 1861 ; re-enlisted in the 104th Regiment ; discharged in 1865.
Joseph Chetney, enlisted in the 24th Regiment, May, 1861 ; wounded in the leg ; re-enlisted in the 121st Regt .; discharged Dee., 1865. Ernest Colby, enlisted in the 24th Cavalry, August, 1861 ; re-enlisted in the 12th New York Cavalry ; discharged in December, 1865. Adoniram I. Clark, enlisted in the 184th Regiment, September, 1864; died July 1, 1863.
W. 11. Darrow, enlisted in Co II, 110th Regiment.
Daniel Devendorf, enlisted in Co. II, 110th Regiment.
Daniel Densmore, enlisted in Co. I, 147th Regiment.
John Donahue, enlisted in the 24th Cavalry.
James W. Decker, enlisted in Co. B, 110th Regiment, Dec. 31, 1864. Anthony Denow, enlisted in Co. B, 16th Infantry, Dec. 5, 1864. Abram Dean, enlisted in the 24th Cavalry, January 4, 1864.
Charles David, enlisted in Co. F, ISIst Regiment, Jan. 17, 1864.
James Doras, enl'd in the 110th Regt., Aug., 1862; disch'd in 1865. Matthew Doras, enlisted in the 184th Regiment, September, 1864; discharged in 1865.
David F. Dunsmore, enlisted in the 2d Heavy Artillery, January 15, 1864 ; discharged March, 1865.
William Delong, enl'd in the 24th Cav., Jan. 7, 1864; dis. Dee., 1865. Russell Ellis, enlisted in Co. A, 81st Regiment.
James II. Eastwood, enlisted in the 24th Cavalry.
Francis Eggleston, enlisted in the 24th Cavalry.
Horace B. Ensworth, enlisted in Co. B, 81st Regiment, Feb. 25, 1864. Samuel O. Edwards, enlisted in the Sth Wisconsin Regiment, Angust 18, 1861; re-enlisted ; wounded ; discharged in 1865.
F. C. Edwards, enlisted in the 184th Regiment, September 16, 1864; discharged in 1865.
William Flack, enlisted in Co. F, 147th Regiment.
Harvey Featherby, enlisted in the 15th Cavalry.
William Fay, enlisted August 4, 1863.
William Frink, enlisted in Co. F, 20th Regiment, November 19, 1863. Levi Fulmer, enlisted August 4, 1863.
James I. Flynn, enlisted in the 24th Cavalry.
John Fairman, enlisted in the 24th Cavalry.
Michael Flynn, enlisted in the 24th Cavalry, December 24, 1864.
Justin W. Ferrington, enlisted in Co. 1, 147th Regiment.
William Farman, enlisted in Co. II. 181st Regiment, Jan. 1, 1864.
William Fetherly, enlisted in Co. D, 181 st Regiment.
Oscar F. Funneison, enlisted in the 9th Artillery, January 26, 1864; died November 11, 1863.
John Flanegan, enlisted in the 193d Regiment, February 16, 1865; discharged August, 1865.
A. W. Fincaut, enlisted in the 184th Regiment, September 16, 1864; discharged in 1865.
Ashley Fuller, enlisted in the 111th Regt., Ang. 8, 1862 ; dis. in 1863. Arthur Gifford, enlisted in Co. D, 81st Regiment.
Charles Gilbert, enlisted in Co. 1, 147th Regiment.
William H. Graves, enlisted in the 12th Cavalry.
Joseph M. Gould, enl'd in Co. G, 81st Regt., as corp., Feb. 24, 1863. John Gallaber, enlisted in the 21st Battery, December 28, 1863. Morgan Green, enlisted in Co. F, Ist Artillery, December 26, 1863. William R. Gore, enlisted in the 24th Cavalry, December 24, 1863. Jobn Garoily, enlisted in the 16th Regiment, January 4, 1863.
Joseph Grijeire, enl'd in Co. B, 81st Regt., Jan. 1, 1863; re-enlisted. Michael Gilmore, enlisted in the 111th Regt., Sept., 1864; dis. in 1865. David Hamblin, enlisted in Co. H, 110th Regiment.
John Harrigan, enlisted in Co. 1I, 110th Regiment.
Daniel M. Horton, enlisted in Co. G, 110th Regiment. James ITall, enlisted in Co. G, 110th Regiment. James C. Hall, enlisted in Co. 1, 110th Regiment.
Wesley C. Hall, enlisted in Co. I, 110th Regiment.
Ransom Hannigan, enlisted in Co. H, 181st Regiment.
Michael Nyde, enlisted in the 15th Cavalry.
William Sergent Hardee, enlisted in Co. B, 15th Cav., June 15, 1863. Albert llickok, enlisted in the 14th Regiment. Edward Harding, enlisted in the 14th Regiment.
Alford Ilinksen, enlisted in the 14th Regiment.
Alford Hasken, enlisted in the 14th Regiment.
William Hill, enlisted in the 13th Heavy Artillery, Dee. 11, 1863.
James Hoppen, enlisted in the 24th Cavalry.
Erastus W. Haskio, enlisted in Co. L, 15th Cavalry, Jan. 4, 1864. llenry Hartgrove, enlisted in the 15th Regiment, January 4, 1864. Abel Ilarring, enlisted in the 15th Regiment, January 4, 1864.
Ilazekiel llall, enlisted in Co. D, SIst Regiment, Feb. 23, 1864.
William Horton, enlisted in Co. D, 147th Regiment.
James C. Hinman, enlisted in the 10th Artillery, January 5, 1864; died July 5, 1864.
William Il. Hill, enlisted in the 24th Cavalry, December 14, 1863 ; died October 30, 1864.
Harrison Helmes, enl'd in the 184th Regt., Ang. 16, 1864; dis. in 1865. James Hall, enl'd in the 110th Regt., Ang. 10, 1862 ; dis. Aug., 1865. IIulbert Hurtbus, enlisted in the 147th Regiment, August, 1861 ; dis- charged May, 1875.
Lemuel Hendryn, enlisted in the 81st Regiment, September, 1861. Sherman Hollenbeck, enl'd in the 24th Cav., Jan., 1864 ; dis. in 1865. Richard Hawley, enl'd in the 184th Regt., Sept., 1864; dis. in 1865.
Ransom Harrigan, enlisted in the 110th Regiment, September 16, 1864; discharged in 1865.
Lewis R. Irwin, enlisted in Co. I, 147th Regiment.
John W. James, enlisted in Co. I, 147th Regiment.
Paul Jones, enlisted in the 10th Cavalry, August 4, 1863.
William Jewett, enlisted in Co. G, 81st Regiment, Feb. 24, 1864.
William II. Jackson, enlisted August 13, 1864.
Williard Jackson, enlisted August 22, 1864.
Joseph Keller, enlisted in Co. I[. 110th Regiment.
Herman Kingsley, enlisted in Co. A, 110th Regiment.
Charles F. Kline, enlisted in Co. G, 147th Regiment.
Marcellus Knapp, enlisted in the 24th Cavalry.
Joseph C. Kellogg, enlisted in the 16th Regiment, January 5, 1864. Anthony Lefever, enlisted in Co. I, 81st Regiment.
James Lane, enlisted in Co. D, 181st Regiment.
Henry S. Lewis, enlisted in Co. II, 110th Regiment.
Peter Lapland, enlisted in Co. H, 110th Regiment.
John Le Roy, enlisted August, 1863.
Charles Lavine, enlisted January 1, 1864.
Themas Lawton, enlisted in Co. B, 181st Regiment, March 1, 1864. Charles E. Lawton, enlisted in Co. G, 81st Regiment, March 1, 1864. Frank Le Roy, enlisted in Co. B, 81st Regiment, January 1, 1864.
John F. Le Roy, enlisted in Co. H, 81st Regiment, Feb. 24, 1864.
Jas. C. Le Clare, enl'd in the 184th Regt., Sept. 16, 1864; discharged in 1865.
Peter La Plant, enlisted in Co. H, 110th Regiment, August 15, 1862 ; died at Port Hudson.
Samuel Mark, enlisted in Co. 11. 110th Regiment.
William L. Morse, enlisted in C'o. 11. 110th Regiment.
Cane P. Mahoney, enlisted in the 147th Regiment.
Ebenezer Morse, enlisted in Co. G, 147th Regiment.
Joseph Montee, enlisted in Co. G, 147th Regiment.
Frank Morton, enlisted in Co. G, 181st Regiment, 1863.
Justin Morrell, enlisted in Co. D, 81st Regiment, December 1, 1864. Joseph Monett, enlisted in Co. D, 81st Regiment, Jannary 1, 1864. Robert McCully, enlisted in Co. B, SIst Regiment, January 1, 1864. Joseph Marshall, enlisted in Co. R, 81st Regiment, Dec. 1, 1864.
Daniel Madden, enlisted in Co. G, 81st Regiment, January 1, 1864. James MeGaw, enlisted in Co. B, 81st Regiment, January 1, 1864. Henry Martin, enlisted in Co. II, 81st Regiment.
Smith McCoy, enlisted in the 147th Regiment, August 23, 1862 ; pro- muted to lieutenant ; discharged December, 1865.
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Sylvester Mead, enlistel in the 8Ist Regiment, November, 1861 ; re-enlisted March, 1864; discharged August, 1865.
Charles B. Miller, enlistel in the 24th Cavalry, December 11, 1863 ; died September 30, 1864.
John B. Miller, enlisted in the 181th Regt., Sept., 1864 : dis. in 1865. Anthony W. Merriam, enlisted in the 184th Regiment, Sept. 16, 1864; discharged in 1865.
Edward Moore, enlisted in the 184th Regt., Sept., 1864 ; dis. in 1865. James H. Martin, enlisted in the 184th Regiment, September 16, 1864: discharged in 1865.
James Maxwell, enlisted in the 184th Regiment, September 16, 1861 ; discharged in 1865.
Willinm P. Newell, enlisted in Co. HI, 110th Regiment.
George Northrop, enlisted in Co. I, 116th Regiment.
William H. Nichols, eolisted in the 24th Cavalry.
Lorenzo Northrop, enlisted in Co. D, 81st Regiment, Jan. 18, 1864. Charles Newell, enlisted in the 184th Regiment, September 16, 1864 ; discharged December, 1865.
Anstin Ostrander, enl'd in the 184th Regt., Sept., 1864; dis. in 1865. John O'Brien, enlisted in Co. L, 20th Cavalry, Sept. 17, 1863.
John O'Ilarron, enlisted in the 13th Heavy Artillery, Dec. 4, 1863. Michael O'Hara, culisted in the 13th Heavy Artillery, Dee. 4, 1863. Edward T. O'Neal, enlisted in the 16th Heavy Artillery.
John O'Leary, enlisted in Co. G, 81st Regt. ; deserted Nuv. 2, 1861. John Oswald, enlisted in Co. G, 81st Regiment; dis. May 28, 1862.
Phillip Ostrander, enlisted in Co. G, 81st Regiment, ns sergeant ; dis- charged May 28, 1862.
Laurence O'keefe, enlisted in Co. C, 9th IIcavy Art., Dec. 30, 1863. H. A. Pelham, enlisted in Co. H, 110th Regiment.
Daniel M. Peck, enlisted in Co. H, 116th Regiment.
John N. Potter, enlisted in Co. II, 110th Regiment.
Isane M. Powell, enlisted in Co. H, 110th Regiment.
Charles A. Phillips, enlisted as first lieutenant, Co. H.
Volney T. Pierce, enlisted in Co. G, 147th Regiment; afterward s captain of Co. D.
James Patterson, enlisted in the 24th Cavalry.
William I. Procter, enlisted in the 24th Cavalry.
Albert Place, enlisted in Co. B, 81st Regiment, January 1, 1864.
Joseph Parent, substitute.
Edward T. Pilling, enl'd in the 16th Regt., Sept., 1861 ; dis. in 1865. Benjamin Potter, enlisted in the 104th Regiment, August, 1863; wounded, and transferred to navy.
Samuel Peck, enl'd in the 184th Regt., Sept. 18, 1864 ; dis. in 1865.
James V. Pierce, enlisted in the 147th Regiment, Sept. 23, 1862 ; second lieutenant ; promoted to captain ; discharged in 1865.
Simon G. Place, enl'd in the 147th Regt., Sept. 27, 1862; dis. in 1865. John Raymond, enlisted Angust 4, 1863.
Clark Read, enlisted in the 24th Cavalry.
Warren Robinson, enlisted in the 24th Cavalry.
John Rathbun, enlisted in the 24th Cavalry.
Samuel J. Rodrick, enlisted in Co. G, 4th Heavy Artillery , Dec. 22. Julius Reinhart, enlisted in Co. F, 81st Regiment, Jan. 17, 1864.
John C. Rewe, enlisted in the 2d Regiment, January, 1864; taken prisoner; discharged in 1865.
John Robinson, enlisted in the 184th Regt., Sept., 1861; dis. in 1865. James A. Ranlston, enlisted in the 24th Regiment, August, 1861 ; killed September 16, 1862.
William C. Raulston, enlisted as captain ; premoled to colonel 81st Regiment, August, 1861 : prisoner at Danville; killed.
John Raulston, enlisted in the 81st Regiment, Ang., 1861 ; captain ; promoted to colonel; discharged March, 1865.
George F. Raulston, enlisted in the 24th Cavalry, November 26, 1861 ; promoted to captain ; discharged in 1865. Geo. W. Stone, enlisted in Co. A, 81st Regiment.
W. E. Stevens, enlisted in Co. II, 110th Regiment.
John Stevenson, enlisted in Co. II, 110th Regt. ; promoted to eapt. James Sears, enlisted in Co. B, 147th Regiment. Richard A. Schoonmaker, enlisted in Co. G, 147th Regiment.
Peter Shults, enlisted in Co. II, 147th Regt. ; killed at Gettysburg. Hiram Stowell, enlisted in Co. G, 147th Regt. ; killed nt Gettysburg. Geo. W. Snell, enlisted in Co. G, 147th Regiment. John Smith, enlisted in Co. B, 15th Cavalry, June 20, 1863.
William Stevens, enlisted in the 14th Infantry.
Francis Smallmao, enlisted in the 14th Infantry. Edward Shea, enlisted in the 14th Regiment.
Albert Summers, enlisted in the 24th Cavalry.
Charles Symcox, enlisted in the 24th Cavalry.
William E. Sawyer, enlisted in Co. C, 9th Ii. Art., Dee. 36, 1862. John Simons, enlisted in Co. C, Ist Light Artillery, Jan. 4, 1862. James Sully, enlisted in Co. G, 81st Regiment, January 1, 1862. William Shen, enlisted in Co. HI, SIst Regiment, January 1, 1862. J. R. Stanton, enlisted in Co. II, 81st Regiment, February 24, 1862. Criss Stanton, enlisted in Co. H, SIat Regiment, February 24, 1862. John Smith, enlisted in Co. G, 81st Regiment, January 1, 1862.
Albert A. Sabin, enlisted in the 184th Regiment, September 16, 1864; discharged in 1865.
William Stevens, enlisted in the 116th Regiment, August 27, 1862; discharged in 1865.
Willinin 11. Sweet, enlisted in the 184th Regiment, September 16, 1864; discharged in 1865.
John Stevenson, enlisted in the 110th Regiment, August 26, 1862 ; died August 12, 1863.
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