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Though not a member, he is a regular attendant and sup porter of the Presbyterian Church of Highland.
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TOWN OF LLOYD.
E. Pinney ; 1867-68, N. H. Bangs; 1869-71, V. N. Traver; 1872-73, William C. Smith; 1874-77, N. B. Thompson ; 1873, David MeCartney, pastor.
The church is in a prosperous condition, and has in the winter of 1870-80 liquidated the entire indebtedness of the charge. The membership of the church is 250; size of Sabbath-school, 125; number of volumes in the library, 300. The officers of the church are: Trustees, John B. Howell, James Farling, Jacob I. Clearwater, William E. Wilcox, Isaac D. Cole, Reuben II. Decker, and Dr. I. C. Dart; Stewards, John B. Howell, Jacob I. Clearwater, Dr. I. C. Dart, Gideon MI. Relyca, Solomon Ferris, C. II. Gause, A. D. Lent, John N. Merritt, Charles White.
The society was incorporated March 10, 1875. The iu- spectors of election were John B. Howell and James Far- ling. The trustees chosen were Jacob I. Clearwater, Joshua Brooks, James Parling, Charles White, John B. Howell, John HI. Brinkerhoff, R. D. Perkins. The certificate was verified before James M. Knapp, justice of the peace, and recorded May 21, 1875.
HOLY TRINITY (PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL), HIGHLAND.
This denomination of Christians began to worship regu- lorly at Ilighland in the year 1874, and first met in the school-house, being administered to by Rev. Mr. Sparks, of All Saints' Church, Milton.
A regular society was soon after organized, and the church building was erected in 1875, at a cost of about 89000. The first regular rector of the church was Hev. Joseph S. Johnson, who began his duties in the fall of 1874, and remained five years. He was succeeded, in the fall of 1879, by Rev. Mr. Cranston, the present rector.
The church has a membership of 45, and a good Sabbath- school. It is under the control of a board of trustees, eon- sisting, in 1880, of Dr. Cady, of Hyde Park ; Dr. Parker, of Poughkeepsie; Daniel Coc, of Highland ; and Mr. Bell, of New York.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, CENTREVILLE.
This society was organized quite early in the century. They are now connected with the charge at New Paltz, and occupy a pleasant house of worship.
A certificate of incorporation was executed by this so- eiety May 27, 1851. Alfred Lane and John MI. Smith were in-peetors of clection. The trustees chosen were Alfred Lane, Josiah Terwilliger, Silas Saxton, Samuel Booth, Sam- uel D. Bond, John Vredenburg, John M. Smith, Moses Vandevoort, Jacob Schryver.
The instrument was verified before Silas Saxton, justice of the peace, and recorded June G, 1851.
IX .- BURIAL-PLACES.
The most ancient place of public burial in the town is the one lying between the village of Highland and the Lloyd Rural Cemetery. It has been in use since the first settle- ment of the town, and many of its oldest graves have sunken low in the ground, and the inscriptions on the headstones of others are illegible. It is not kept np as it should be. Among those which are decipherable are the following :
" Nathan Duncomb, Esq., born Ang. 26, 1779, died Feb. 5, 1827." " Rev. Stephen Jacob, die 1 April 21. 1819."
" Henry Deyo, die I Dec. 12, 1805, 2. 74."
" Andrew Du Bois, died May 9, 1816, aged 62 years."
" Noah Elting, died April 6, 1813, LE. 49 years, 5 months, and 4 days." " Heury A. Elting, diedl June 1, 1810, ZE. 48 years and 3 months." " Jobu Le Fevre, Sept. 10, 1836, aged 60 years."
" Michael Le Roy, February, 1815, in his tuth year."
" Joseph Deyo, died Feb. 10, 1834, aged 57 years, I month, and 10 days."
" Joseph Quick, Dec. 11, ISGS, aged 75 years, 4 months, and 26 days."
LLOYD RURAL CEMETERY.
This association was organized April 16, 1856. John B. Howell was chairman of the meeting, and Alden J. Pratt secretary. The trustees chosen were Reuben Deyo, Andrew S. Lefever, John B. Howell, Josiah C. Du Bois, Allen J. Pratt, David M. Hait, Philip Leroy, John M. Merritt, John H1. Perkins. The proceedings were verified before Charles W. Elting, justice of the peace, and the record attested April 19, 1856, by J. M. Schoonmaker, county clerk.
The cemetery controlled by this association is located less than a mile south of the village of Highland, and comprises about five aeres of land. It is handsomely walled and laid out, and contains many attractive monuments. A substan- tial and unique receiving-vault occupies the crest of the hill ou which the cemetery lies. A beautiful monument erected to the memory of the sons of the town who lost their lives in the service of their country, in the late war, also stands in the yard.
UNION CEMETERY OF LLOYD.
This became an incorporated institution by a certificate dated March 20, 1861. The meeting was held at the school- house of District No. 8. Dr. Maurice Wurts was chair- man, and David L. Barnard secretary. The trustees chosen were Maurice Wurts, Peter R. Le Fever, Joseph P. Deyo, Ezekiel Deyo, Jr., John L. Deyo, Alexander Schoonmaker, David L. Bernard, John W. Du Bois, Peter Auchmoody. The proceedings were verified before J. H. Brown, justice of the peace, and recorded March 23, 1861. Their yard lies near the west border of the town, and is in good con- dition and well cared for.
X .- SOCIETIES. ADANOI LODGE, No. 718, F. AND A. M.,
Was organized in the year 1871, with the following eharter- members, viz., Silas Saxton, O. P. Carpenter, Evert Has- brouck, Hoxie Adams, James W. Tompkins, Cyrus Terwilli- ger, and Lorenzo Traphagen. Silas Saxton was the first Master of the lodge, and has been followed by Hoxie Adams, James W. Tompkins, and Hiram Weed. The present offi- cers are Iliram Weed, W. M .; Stephen Low, S. W. ; James Wilkins, J. W .; Chas. Elting; T .; Abram E. Hasbrouck, S .; Jonas W. Du Bois, S. D .; Jared Thompson, J. D .; Lorenzo Traphagen, S. M. C .; Charles Harp, J. M. C .; Peter Benson, Tyler.
The trustees are Dr. Lumoree, Stephen Champlin, and George W. Pratt. The lodge has a membership of IS, and meets the second and fourth Mondays of each week, in Deyo's Hall.
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XI .- INDUSTRIAL PURSUITS.
AGRICULTIRE.
The soil of the town is well cultivated and tilled, and yields rich crops. Formerly the raising of hay was the chief farming interest of the town, and it was the shipping of this commodity at the landing that gave great impetus to the growth and development of Highland. In 1880 fruit- culture is the chief agricultural enterprise of the town. Whole fields are laid out into vineyards, and the road to Modena has been appropriately designated as " Vineyard Avenue." The raising of grapes is the chief branch of fruit cultivation, and it is said that some of the residents of the town raise as high as 35 tons of this fruit in a single season. On one night of the season of 1879, 3000 boxes of fruit were shipped from Highland to the New York markets.
The census of 1875 gives the following fruit statistics regarding the town : number of apple-trees, 18,156; bushels of apples raised, 1874, 46,116 ; barrels of cider made, 495; pounds of grapes produced, 1874, 295,315 ; gallons of wine made, 140.
MANUFACTURING AND MINING.
Some reference has already been made, under the heading of " Early Settlement," to the carly mechanical industries of the town. These were chiefly the erection and operation of grist- and saw-mills, those useful and necessary adjuncts to the material development and growth of every civilized community.
One of the first grist-mille of the town was built and operated by Solomon Ferris, and stood where the John W. Deyo mill now is. Silas Saxton operated an carly grist- mill at Centreville, where Hiram Weed now is. George Pratt operated another early mill. On the Modena turn- pike Arthur Poran ran an early mill a great many years. Zachariah Eeker is now there. On Black Creek, above Centreville, Daniel Ostroun had an early woolen-mill. Be- sides those that have been mentioned, Charles White, A. Brinkerhoff, N. D. Elting, and Hurans Hasbrouck have been the principal mill operators in the town.
Terpening & De Graw are quite largely engaged in the manufacture of wagon-fellves and bent-wood commodities of various kinds. Another establishment of the same Kind is operated by James Weismiller, and was formerly the turning-mill of Orlando Elting.
A fine peat bed lies in the north part of the town, about five miles from New Paltz Landing. A few years ago the Hudson River Peat Company of New York parchased 600 acres of this land, and cleared 30 or 40 acres of it. They erceted a large stone building and placed in it a large 60 horse-power engine, and made other improvements,-the whole expenditure being estimated at upwards of $100,000. The design was to engage largely in the peat-compressing business. But, for reasons probably satisfactory to the company, the design has been abandoned, and the enter- prise is not now in active operation.
Large deposits of bluestone are found in the town, and a number of quarries have been opened and operated. The stone is used largely in the building of bases for bridges, abutments, and arches. Sowie of the public works for
which the stone has been used have been the bridges in Poughkeepsie and Albany, the Brooklyn Water-Works, and for Odd-Fellows' Hall, Centre Street, New York.
The first quarry was opened as early as 1820 by Charles Woolley. William Fuller carried it on for a time. J. I. Clearwater opened an excellent quarry in 1845, and is still operating it, employing from 12 to 40 men. The deposits seem to be divided by seams of quartz, with a thin layer of slate, and the course of stratification is vertical. A quarry higher up was opened near by, by Mr. Clearwater, six years ago. A new one has recently been opened by Fuller, Clear- water & Co. The stone is shipped on barges to various points, from a large doek which has been built upon the river.
SHIPPING.
The shipping interests of the town date back to quite an early period in its history. Soon after the close of the war of 1812-15 the "Intelligence" ran from the landing to New York, and made one trip a week. Luther Elting soon entered into the freighting business, and ran the barge " Ulster County" for a number of years. Philip and Andrew Le Fevre were also early and prominently identified with the shipping interests of the town. Local shipping has now largely given place to the regular Catskill and Poughkeepsie river steamers, and New Paltz Landing is one of the most important in the river.
XII .- MILITARY.
The military history of the town is limited to the Re- bellion of 1861-65. The earlier war history of the towa belongs to the mother-town of New Paltz.
The town rendered prompt and active support to the national government in the late war, and furnished a large number of soldiers to the army.
In the Lloyd Rural Cemetery stands a handsome mon- ument, ereeted by the Ladies' Monument Association of Highlands, to the memory of the gallant men who gave their lives to the country during that trying struggle. The inscription on the face of the monument is as follows :
"Erected by the Ladies' Monument Association of Highland. In memory of the Brave Soldiers from the town of Lloyd, N. Y., who siprideed their lives in suppressing the Rebellion of the Southern States.
" Honor to whom Honor is due."
The other sides of the monument contain the following Dames :
"James II. Ayers, Co. F, 52d Ill. Inf'y, died Oct. 19, 1862, agel 21 y'rs. " Alexander Ayres, Co. I, 21 U. S. Inf'y, died July, 1863, agel 19 y'rs. " Albert Barnhart, Co. C, 91st N. Y. Inf'y, died May 27, 1863, aged 10 y'rs.
"Jobn Berrian, Co. F, S7th N. Y. Inf'y, died Oct. 25, 1862, aged - y'rs. " Haydock Carpenter, Co. A, 156th N. Y. Inf'y, died Oct. 27, 1864, aged Is y'ra. " M. V. B. Carpenter, Co. G, 4th N. Y. Inf'y, died Sept. 17. 1962. aged 20 y'rs. " Nathan Carpenter, Co. 1, 51st Ohio Int'y, died July 20, 1861, ag. 1 20 y'rs. "Charles W. Du Bois, Co. G, 120th N. Y. Inf'y, died July 2, 1-45, aged 19 y'rs.
"Charles Duncomb, Co. L, 1th N. Y. Cav., died Dec. 22, 1864. age ! 27 y'rs.
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JACOB ELTING.
This gentleman is the lineal descendant of Jan Elting, who was the father of Roelof, who was the father of Roelof J., who was the father of Josiah, who was the father of Roelof J., who was the father of Ezekiel, who was the father of Jacob. Roe- lof J ., his grandfather, was born January, 1737. Married Mary Lowe, March 15, 1780. The latter was born Ang. 17, 1748. Their children were Rebecen, Josinh. Ezekiel, Solomon, Mag- alene, Sarah, Catharine, Jane, John, Roelof, and Maria. Ezekiel, his father, was born in New Paltz, in the old stone house opposite the present residence of Jesse Elting, son of Jacob, Oct. 2, 1763. He married Magdalene Elting, daughter of Abraham and Dinah ( Du Bois) Elting, March 22, 1787. ITis wife was a lineal descendant of Louis Da Bois, the Walloon. Their children were Dinah, Solomon. Maria, Sarah, Catharine, Jacob, Jane, and Alexander. All were married except Sarah. All are deceased except Jarob.
Ezekiel Elting was for many years a merchant in New Paltz village; he was also engaged in the manufacture of potash, and carried on a farm. He was a man of correct business habits, of strict integrity, always ready to lend a helping hand to worthy young men, but most intolerant of wrong-doing in any one. A man of excellent judgment, his advice was often sought by hi- neighbors. He was a Federalist in politics. He dlied Dec. 18. 1842. His wife died Jun. S. 1834.
Jacob Elting was born in the town of New Paltz, in the house now occupied by Je-se M. Elting, March 27, 1803. His boyhood was spent upon his father's farm and in his store. With the exception of one term at the Esopus select school, his education was limited to an attendance at the district school of New Paltz. He has been twice married. His first wife was Gitty Le Fever, daughter of Simon and Elizabeth ( Deyo) Le
Fever, to whom he was married Jan. 13, 1827. Mrs. Elting wa, born June 10, 1505. Their children were Magdalene, born Feb. 19, 1822; died Sept. 8, 1841. Philip. D., born March 2, 1830; married Sarah Le Fever; is & farmer in New Paltz. Elizabeth, born March 20, 1833; living at home. Ezekiel, born April 5, 1836; twice married; first wife was Catharine B. Hulbert, his second was Laura B. Gale. Jesse, born Sept. 23, 1838 ; married Maria Elting ; he is a farmer living in New Paltz village. Mrs Elting died Feb. 19, 1841.
Mr. Elting married for his second wife Elizabeth Le Fever, .July 30, 1842. Mrs. Elting was born March 12, 1805. She was the daughter of Peter and Magdalene ( Elting) Le Fever. By this union there were three children : Gertrude M., born O. t. 2, 1843 ; wife of Charles M. Harcourt, a fariner and fruit- grower in Lloyd. Peter, born Dee. 5, 1845; married Carrie Davis. Ezekiel and Peter are merchants in Yonkers, N. Y. Jacob, born Dec. 2, 1848, works the home-farin.
In 1839, Mr. Elting purchased' of Elida Watkins the farm in Lloyd formerly owned by his uncle Solomon, and here he has spent the latter half of his life. The house in which he live-, a substantial brick structure, was built in 1800. It was remodeled by Mr. Elting in 1819. For a number of years Mr. Elting has given over the conduct of the farm to his son Jacob. In politics be has been identified with the Republican party. He has been for many years a member of the Re- formed Dutch Church at New Paltz.
Upright and honorable in all his dealings, liberal towards all benevolent enterprises, genial and affable in his social life, Mr. Elting enjoys in the largest measure the esteem and con- fidence of the entire community in which he has spent his days.
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" Iliram Freer, Co. F, Sith N. Y. Inf'y, died Jan. 19, 1863, agel 40 y'rs.
" Alfred Lovet, John Anson, Milton Smith, John W. Fisher, Co. MI, 10th N. Y. Cav., died March 17, 1565, aged --.
" Lindwy Howell, Co. B, 156th N. Y. Int'y, lied Aug. 21, 1>65, ageil 2th y'rs.
" Wm. H. Johnson, Co. G, 120th N. Y. Inf'y, died July 2, 1863, aged 26 y'rs.
" Andrew J. Jones, Co. B, 156th N. Y. Inf'y, died April IS, 1863, aged 19 y'rs.
" Henry A. Jones, Co. B, 156th N. Y. Inf'y, died Oct. 19, 1864, aged 21 y'rs.
"John Le Barron, Co. K, 46th N. Y. Inf'y, diedl Nov. 9, 1864.
" Win. C. Minard, Co. G, 120th N. Y. Inf'y, died Feb. 23, 1:03. " Anthony Mackey, Co. F, 150th N. Y. Inf's, died July 2, 1863. " Alpliens Foster.
" Louis II. Wilklow, Co. Il, 20th Reg't N. Y. S. M., died March 20, 1863, aged 24 y'rs.
" J. O. Liebenau, Co. A, 175th N. Y. Inf'y, die I Aug. 19, 1563, aged 20 y'rs.
" Henry Osterhoudt, Co. A, 40th N. Y. Inf'y, died Nov. 26, 1961, ageil 22 y'rs.
" David HI. Selleck, Co. F, 74th N. Y. Inf'y, died Oct. 21, 1864, uged 40 y'rs.
" Edmund A. Wilcox, Co. C, 9Ist N. Y. Inf'y, died May 10, 1865, aged 19 y'rs.
" Adam II. Neill, Co. G, 120th N. Y. Inf'y, died Nov. 27, 1863.
" James P. Relyea, Co, B, 136th N. Y. Int'y, died Sept. 13, 1864. " Joseph Reynolds, Co. G, 120th N. Y. Int'y, died Feb. 22, 1565.
" Abram Tobias, Co. G, 120th N. Y. Juf'y.
" Philip Thomkins, die.l April 3, 1864, aged 30 y'rs. " I.cvi Post."
A handsome monument in another portion of the yard bears this inscription :
" Lient. C. M. Ransom, dieI July 14, 1864, aged 19 y'rs and 3 m. Hlia last words were, " Tell my mother that I died for my country an-l with a Christian heart.'"
The following is a list of the soldiers of the town who served in the war of the Rebellion, so far as they are given in the printed muster-in rolls of the State and the census returns of 1805. The record of the town which should have been made in compliance with the laws of 1865, if made at all, cannot be found. Other names than those which follow appear above :
Jolm F. Riss, 2d sergt., eul. Sept 2, 1862, 156th Regt., Co. B. Elins Hose, 6th corp., ent. Aug. 20, 1592, 156th Begt., Ca. B. Isaac Il. Lee, 5th corp., cul. Any 34, 15 2, 156th Next., Co. I. Charles Calhoun, eul. Sept. 6, Ise, 1.8'h Regt., Co. B. Im J. Iteyo, ent. Sept. 2, 1-62, flan Bout., Ca. B. Lindany Howell, enl. Sept 2, 1s., Lath Regt., Co. B.
"Theodor : B. Horton, chat, Sept. 6, 199 2, 1.5th B; . gt., Cu. K. Andrew J. Jones, enl. Sept. 11, 1-42, 16th Regt., Co. B.
Clark l'attenteer, 199th Reat. G. G. John 11. Lamdphier, rul. Sept. 6, 1:62, 156th Best., Co. B. Alloy A. Marsh d, ent. sept. 1, 1- 22, 150th Regt., Co. B. Beliard S. Momdon, eul. Sep: 24, 1862, 150th Regt., Co. Il. William W. Mackey, end. Sept. 6, 1862, 15th Best., Cu. B. James P. Relyea, eul. sept. 6, 1502, 156th Regt, Co. B. John Rosecrans", enl. Sept. 5, 1562, 151th Regt., Co. B.
William Roe, end. Aug. 29, 1. 2, Bagh Bagt., Co. B. Philip Tompkins, ent. Ang. 2, 1-62, 136th Regt., Co. B. Benjamin Jolinson, enl. Sept. 11. 1861, 44th Regt., Co. G. Henry D. Eblred. Archibald Calhoun, 120th Regt., Co., G. John H., neliet, suth Regt.
Lewis Neil, Luth Rest., Co. G. James P'. 15 lyra, enl. March, Is'4, 120th Regt . Co. C.
Elon 31. Lane, enl. Jan. 7. 1-61, lesh Regt.
George Slakell, and. Jan. Is, Isel, Bul Bagt.
Eli Nyert, enf. Sept. 27, INA, Olst Regt. John B. Lebaron, end. Sept. 6, 1564, Ist Regt.
Thomas Rogers, enl. Jan. 11, Ist4, 9sth Legt. W. S. Sinous, en !. Sept. 6, lacl, navy. William 11. Barrett, enl. August. 1-62, 120th Regt .; died in rebel prison. George W. Youlenburg, ent. Sept. 16, 1861, 44th Regt.
Joseph Regishis, enl. August, 1-62, 120th Regt .; died Fell. 22, 1865, at Hatcher's Inn.
Charles W. Pnlwis, enl. Angust, 1862, 120th Regt .; killed July 3, 1863, at Gettysburg.
Charles Duncan, enl. April, 1862, 57th Regt., Ist lieut .; pro, to capt .; died Dec. 23, 15 1, on ship " North America."
EAmund Wilcox, ent. September, 1864, Olst Regt .; died May 10, 1861, at Washington, D. C.
Jolin W. Fisher, ent. August, 1864, 10th Regt .; died March 17, 1865, at Peters- burg.
Alphenx Factor, enl. September, IsGI, 91st Rect. ; died April G, Is65, at Wash- ington, D. C.
David W. Schoonmaker, 120th Regt., Co. G.
Stephen Bleecker, lenth Regt., Co. G.
Charles Johnson, 120th liegt., Co. G.
Lewis Dillon, 120th Regt, Co. G.
James A. Hyde. 12uth Regt., Co. G, 2d lieut .; pro. to captalu.
Elias M. Du Bois, 20th Regt.
Itr. J. N. Miller, asst. surg., 120th Regt.
I.vutes II. Vindt voort, Igoth liegt., Co. G. William S. Vin Keuren, 41th Ringt., Co. E; pro, to cant. in 150th Regt.
Andrew J. Taylor, fith Birgt., Co. E.
John Norton, enl. Jan. 5, 1891, 16th Art.
Joseph Sumpson, ent. Feb 20, 1x61, 20th Regt.
George Traner, enl. 1861, 6th Cav.
Mars Daly, enl. Haft, Both Ret., Cu. 1,
Sitas Berryen, enl. Der. 5, 1864, 9sth Regt.
lewis Wiley, end. Sept. In, 1963, 9th Regt .; Trans, to 97th Regt., Co. F.
John MI. B. Sdinan, com, sergt., enl. Sent. 3, 1864, Co. A; had two horses shot frem under hin :.
Elias Hose, sorgt., enl. March, ISC4, 8th Mich. Cav .; pro. to commissary ; pris- oner three months ; nearly starved.
Henry Jones, cal. Jan. 30, 1841, 150ihr Regl.
Jinttes Traver, ent. Aug. 8, Is62, 156th Regt.
Ilarry Traver, ent. August, 1862, 156th Regt.
Marcus Rose, cul. August, 1862, 12uth Regi.
Jaunes B. Palunitior, etil. Dec. 30, 1-63, 16th Art.
Cornelius W. Leroy, enl. Jan. 1, 1861, 16th Art. ; pro. to sergt.
Anthony Mackey, eul. August, 1862, IS6th Regt.
Linsay Howell, nl. August, 1862, 156th Hegt.
Hackeligh B. Deyo, evt. Ang. 7, 1862, 12th B gt. ; pro. lo sergt.
Juhu W. Dasenbery, enl. September, 1862, 621 Regt .; re-enl. March, 1865.
Joseph: C Penney, cal. Aug. 19, 181, three years; pro. to Od sergt. ; re-cal. De- comher, 1- 3; pro. to Ist sorgt. ; wonn led seven times.
Soloment L. Hasbrouck, hast. sorg. ; cul. September, 1802, 13Md Regt.
Alonzo Hermaner, enl. August, 1862, 115th Ba gt.
Albert Lovet, ent. Jimary, 1864, 16th Art.
John Thumiller, end. August, 1861, 10the Regt.
Sammel Si. Horton, en !. August, 1862, 156th Regt. ; lost his speech.
Lyman Reynolds enl. August, 1862, 150th Regt.
Charles Clearwater, enl. January, 1-61, 5th Cay.
Jane's C. Slams, miel. September, lord, 2th Bet.
Lossie Alluns, end. August, 1862, 120th Bagt.
Elias M. Du Bi's, ent. October, 1861, Sith Regt .; re-ent. December, 1863. Wm. 1. Walker, eul. Sept. 9, 1563, 16th Art. ; pro. to sergt.
Jours O. Lebatan, eul. October, 1862, With legt. ; died Ang. 8, 1593, at Port
A. J. Jones, cul. August, 1562, 156th Regt .; died April 18, 1863, at Baton Rouge. Henry V. Jones, cul. August, 1962, 15ith liegt. ; died Novetuber, 1864.
Philip Tomkins, oni. Angust, 1:62, 156th Rey,t .; chied April 3, 1864.
Alten Tobias, und. August, Isse, 120th Bagt; diel July 5, 1863.
Henry Johnson, etl. S.pember, 1502, 120th Regt .; died December, 1503, at Wiljerloss.
Vam Nill, cal. September 1862, 120th Regt. ; killed at battle of Mine Run. Mint Fuar, enl. October, 1661, El Regi; died March 25, 1565, at Peters- burg.
John Ficher, enl. Sept. 1, 1861 ; died in service.
John Halstead, Enth Regt.
Frank Johnson, 4th Regt., Co. E.
W'in. Button, corp., enl. September, 1862, 156th Regt .; pro. to sergt .; died March 19, 1865, at Richmond.
Perry Relyva, eul. August, 1862, 156th Regt., Co. B; died 1864, near Wasbing- tou, D. C.
Elias Palmatier, eul. Jan. 14, 1861, 93th Regt., Co. B; died Oct. 28, 1661, at Haniptutt. Henry Osterhondt, enl. Sept. 19, 1861, 87th Regt., Co. A ; died Nov. 26, 1864, at. City Point. Jaines Doyo, enl. March, 1961, 31st Regt., Co. A ; died September, 1861, at Wil- lininsburg.
Charles Deyo, enl. July, 1864; died IoGl.
Lowjs Wilklow, eul. August, 1-62, 20th Regt .; died March, 1863, at Alexandria, W'm. C. Menard, rul. August, 1842, Both Regt. ; died F'elnuary, 1863. Milton Smith, enl. July 16, 1861, lith Regt. ; died 1502. John H. Crossthan, end. September, 1831, 91st Regt. Gen. Buekhout, ent. August, 1862, 120th Regt.
Lafayetto Tutukins, ent. September, 1862, 150th Regt. David Hills, enl. January, 1562, 1Gth Art. ; trans. to 98th Art.
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Jacob D. f.sbronck, 20 Bent., enl Sept. 12, 1862, 150tl: Regt. ; pro. to capt. ; woundel.
Richard A lame, enl. December, INGS, 16th Bert.
Gro. Kerster, Pnl. December, 1-64, 16th Regt.
Albert Gentcher, onl. August, Ist2, 120th Regt. Peter F. Thorp, enl. December, 1-63, With Art. Ira Stevens, eul. December, 1-61, 16th Art. Thomas Me Dermott, enl. Octuber, 1862, 150th Regt.
Sila- Hewitt, enl. September, 1:04, 91-t liegt. 4
Aaron Foster, rul. September, Isit, YIst Regt.
John F. Hope, enl. August, 1862, 136th Rest.
Wm. 11. Wiley, enl. September, los4, 20th Regt.
Charles Bleeker, enl. September, IsG1, 44th Regt., Co. E ; re-ul. Jane; pro. to corp .; lust left arm.
John Burker, ent. October, 1-64, 1th III. Cav. Jarvis D. Haley, eul. February, 1865, 11th Regt .; trans. to 33d Regt.
SHas W. Deyo, seret,, eul. Angust, 1862, 120th Regt. ; pro. to 21 lieut.
Hubert Bond, enl. April, Le02, Mass. Pat.
Isuse Bevier, enl. September, Iso1. 41th Regt.
Lewis Bevier, eul. August, 1812, 120th Regt.
Geo. Ileurt, en', March, IsBt, 20th Io st.
Won. Spencer, enl. August, leul, ath Negt. Daniel Thompson, enl. December, 1823. Benj. Jobbwn, ert. Sept. 12, 1:61, 44th Rept., Co. E.
Emerson Kenyon, enl. February, Ist, Und Rest.
Lorenzo Miller, onl. April, Ions, Bush Regt. Charles Willard, copt., onl. Debeder, 186.1. 2.1 Cav .; pro. to maj.
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