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Moore, Wm. B., Hyde Park
.. Navin, Wm. B., Hudson.
Near, Andrew A., Albany
Near, Samuel, Copake
Ousterhout, John W., Red Hook.
.. Place, Isaac, Albany.
Mustered out.
.. Plass, Jonas II., Greenport
Plass, Seth T., Greenport
Plaus, John 1., Greenport
Plaus, Peter, Poughkeepsie. Portland, James, Germantown.
Feb. 15, 1861 Aug. 18, 1864. Sept. 4, 1862 ....
June 18, 1863. Meli. 3, 1865 July 12, 1865
Died in Hospital. Captured Oct. 19, 1864. Mustered out. Captured Oct. 19, 1864. Mustered out: Wounded May 27, 1863, at Port Hudson.
Mustered out.
General Order 77. Wounded Sept. 19, 1864, at Winchester.
Rifenburgh, Jonas, Germantown.
. Ritenburgh, Peter E., Germantown
Died at Baton Rouge, La.
Roberts, Edward, Greenport.
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Seely, Charles, Hudson Sheldon, Allen, Copake
Dec. 15. 1863
Sherow, Franklin M., Hyde Park Shurry, Otto, Copake ..
July 28, 1863 July 12, 1865
Mustered out. Mustered out. Mustered out. Mustered out. Mustered out. Wounded June 14, 1863, at Port Hudson, Mustered out. Promoted Corporal March 1, 1863. Died at Port Hudson, La. Discharged for disability.
AND TWENTY-EIGHTH REGIMENT.
Mustered out.
Died at l'ort Hudson, La.
.Mustered out. Wounded Oct. 19, 1864, at Cedar Creek.
Sept. 5, 1864 Sept. 4, 1869
=
General Order 77. Captured Oct. 19, 1864. Died at Baton Rouge, La.
Pulver, Edward, Copake Rice, Thomas, Copake
Meh. 26, 1863 .. Discharged for disability. July 26. 1863. July 4, 1863.
Died at Port Hudson, La. General Order 77. Captured Oct. 19, 1864. Discharged, Promoted 2d Lieut. and Hot mustered. Company below number. Died at Baton Rouge, La. Mustered out.
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Sept. 4, 1863 ... |Dec. 1863 . Died on Steamer Arago. Oct. 29, 1863 ..! Discharged for disability. May 17, 1861 Died at New Orleans, La. Sept. 30, 1862 . Transferred to Co. " F." July 12, 1865.
Sept. 19, 1864. Sept. 4. 1862
.. July 11, 1863 Sept. 12, 1863 July 12, 1865. July 11, 1863. July 12, 1865
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MUSTERED OUT ROLL OF CO. "K" 128th N. Y. VOLS .- Continued.
RANK WHEN JOINING, NAME AND RESIDENCE.
MUSTERED IN COMPANY.
LEFT COMP.
CAUSE AND REMARKS.
Private, Sipperly, Henry S , Germantown,
Sept. 4, 1862.
July 12, 1865
Mustered out. Died at Baltimore, Md.
Smith, John Il., Greenport
Stengle, Martin, Hyde Park ..
May 27. 1863 ... Killed nt Port Hudson, La.
.. Stontenburgh. Egbert, Hyde Park
..
Jan. 9. 1863 ... Died at Chalmette, La.
Sunderman, Win., Greenport.
July 12, 1865 .. Mustered out. Promoted Corporal Sept.
1, 1863 ; Sergeant May 8, 1865.
Tator, Henry, Claverack .. ..
Sept. 30, 1862 . Transferred to Co. " F."
Traver, Wm. H. H., Hyde Park
Feb. 3, 1865.
Discharged for disability. Wounded Sept. 19, 1864, at Winchester.
Van Bach, Wm., Hudson
July 12, 1865 .. Mustered out. Promoted Corporal Sept. 1, 1863 ; Sergeant May 8, 1865.
Van DeBogart, Ward, Copake
General Order 77. Wounded May 27, 1863, and Sept. 19, 1864.
.. Van Densen, Brazille, Copake ..
July 12, 1865 .. Mustered out. Promoted Corporal Sept. 1, 1863.
Died at Baton Rouge, La.
Mustered out. Promoted Corporal Sept. 1, 1863.
Mustered out. Mustered out. Promoted Corporal Jan. 1, 1865.
Walters, Wm. H., Claverack.
Feb. 3, 1863
Discharged for disabilitv.
Weeks, George A., Hudson.
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July 12, 1865. Mustered ont. Captured Oct. 19, 1864.
Wesley, Daniel J., Hyde Park
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Oct. 19, 1861 .... Died of wounds received in battle. Pro- moted Corporal March 23, 1864.
Winans, Win. H., Poughkeepsie.
Sept. 2, 1864 ....
Nov. 27, 1864
Died at Salisbury, N. C. Captured Oot. 19, 1864.
Winters, James, Tarrytown.
Aug. 18, 1864
General Order from Hospital.
Wood, Win . Gallatin
ISept. 4, 1862 .... Sept. 30, 1863 . Transferred to Co. " B."
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HISTORY OF THE ONE HUNDRED
Musician, Verly, Orville, Copake Private, Wallace, John, Claverack
=
Oct. 1, 1863
July 12, 1865
Van Deusen, Loren, Copake. Van Tassel, John W., Copake.
Oct 8, 1863
APPENDIX "A."
NAMES OF THOSE VOLUNTEERING IN THE PORT HUDSON FORLORN HOPE FROM THE 128TH N. Y. S. VOLS.
Captain FRANCIS S. KEESE, Co. "C." Officer.
ENLISTED MEN IN COMPANY "A."
Sergeant, Theodore W. Craft. = Freeman Skinner.
Corporal, Milo P. Moore.
Private, Joseph M. Downing.
John W. Hague.
Jared Harrison.
James Mosherman.
66 J. S. C. Mosher.
66 Freeman Ostrander.
COMPANY "C."
Ist Sergeant, Charles W. Mckown.
Sergeant, John H. Hager.
Henry A. Brundage.
Corporal, David H. Hanaburgh.
George F. Simmons.
Clement R. Dean.
Elijah D. Morgan.
Private, Albert Cole.
George Cronk.
Edward H. Delamater.
66 Peter Dyer.
66 Albert P. Felts.
Charles A. Murch.
66 George A. Norcutt.
Daniel Neenan.
John R. Schryver.
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APPENDIX A.
COMPANY " D."
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Corporal, William Platto.
Private, John L. Delamater.
Charles P. Wilson.
COMPANY "F."
Corporal, Charles Brower.
COMPANY "H."
Sergeant, C. H. Davidson.
Private, John A. Wamsley.
COMPANY "1."
Corporal, Sylvester Brewer.
Private, Charles F. Appleby.
Stephen H. Moore.
COMPANY "K."
Private, Thomas Rice.
" . William Van Bach.
A complete list of this Forlorn Hope is given in the Appendix of The Nine- teenth Army Corps, and is also published in a roster by the Forlorn Hope Association.
APPENDIX "B."
Members of the 128th New York Volunteers confined in the Rebel Prison at Salisbury, N. C. This record was made by the author when in the prison and now corrected. When no date is placed opposite the name, the person was captured Oct. 19, 1864, and left the prison yard on or about Feb. 22, 1865.
COMPANY "A."
Lewis H. Clum.
John M. Leins.
John H. Burrett, died April 1, 1865, Baltimore.
Joseph Mosier.
Michael Cody.
Reuben Moores, died January 7, 1865.
Wm. C. Melius.
John W. Hague, died April 4, 1865.
Freeman Ostrander.
Samuel M. Comstock, died January 30, 1865.
Anson O. Knapp.
Fred H. Lindsey.
Michael Guinan, Corporal.
COMPANY "B."
Leroy Lineberg.
. John Hart, Captured November 22, 1864. Isaac O. Mitchell.
: John S. Pitcher, died February 21, 1865. .
COMPANY "C."
Wm. B. Brown.
Franklin W. Rikert, Sergeant.
David H. Hanaburgh, Corporal.
James Doyle. Samuel Morgan.
Gilbert Dedrick.
John S. Hadden, died December 28, 1864.
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APPENDIX B.
COMPANY " D."
John W. Earl.
Isaac W. C. Blauvelt, Corporal.
Edward S. Wells, died at Richmond, March, 1865.
Charles P. Wilson.
Francis Ellingham.
Wm. Baker, died January 12, 1865.
Adam Scholl, died January 6, 1865.
John B. Hielman, died January 28, 1865.
Matthew Foster
James Myers, died January 27, 1865.
Abrm. T. Turner, died at Pleasant Valley, March, 1865. Wm. H. Mackey.
Thomas Flynn.
George H. Earl, died November 1, 1864.
Albert R. Clark, died January 1, 1865.
Robert A. Palmer, died December 22, 1864.
Frederick Flech, died December 23, 1864.
John Rausch, died November 23, 1864.
COMPANY "E."
Horace Prior, died February 3, 1865. Sebastian Schultz, died January, 1865.
George H. Tipple, died January 19, 1865. Wm. H. Sharp, died January 11, 1865.
COMPANY "F."
John Dingee. James A. Stevens. George N. Wood. Jacob Poulse, died January 8, 1865. John Rafferty.
"COMPANY "G."
Benjamin H. Hand. Michael Keane, Captured September 19, 1864. Mandeville Hoffman.
COMPANY " H."
Wm: Freer. Joseph O'Rourke, Captured November 22, 1864. Charles Von Vort. Johannis Wilhelm, died December 11, 1864.
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APPENDIX B.
COMPANY "I."
Peter E. Potts, Sergeant, died in New York, April 6, 1865.
John W. Potts, Corporal.
Stephen A. Moore.
Stephen Killerhouse, died February 9, 1865.
Charles W. McCord.
Uriah Davidson, died Jan. 1865.
COMPANY " K."
George Elting.
Sidney Melius, ist Sergeant.
Thomas S. Johnson, Corporal, died Jan 30, 1865.
Jonas H. Plaus.
Charles Hover.
John Hinkle. John P. Coons.
Robert M. Harris.
Charles Sealey.
Charles D. Chase, died February 16, 1865.
George A. Weeks.
John H. Plaus, died in Hospital March 2, 1865. Peter Plaus.
Peter Decker, Jr.
Wm. Winans, died Nov. 27, 1864.
Philip Gilroy.
James Winters.
Charles Ham, Captured Sept. 19, 1864, Died Jan. 1, 1865.
The Muster-Out Rolls add other names of men captured at different times and places and confined in other prisons.
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INDEX.
NAMES THAT APPEAR IN THE MUSTER OUT ROLLS AND IN THE APPENDICES ARE NOT INDEXED.
Adams. Fort. 121. Algeirs, 123. Albatross. Steamer, 31. Alexandria, 32, 97, 98, 105. 107, 110, 112. Anderson, Capt. C. E., 169.
Andrews, Gen .. 72.
Andrus, C. H., 15, 123. 125. 211, 212, 216. 217. Annapolis, 202. Annan, A., 202. Arago, Steamer, 9. 12, 13, 85. Arkansas, Ram, 11. " Arkansas, Joe," 49. Arnold, 52, 53, 81, 113, 114. Ashley, A .. Jr., 3. Asher, J. H., 217. Atchafalaya, 28, 31, 32, 97, 115, 120. Atlantic. Steamer, 12. 13. Augur, Gen. C. C., 28, 30, 62, 72. Augusta, 205. Augusta, Steamer, 13.
Bailey, Lt .- Col., 107, 109. Bain, 66. Baltic, 12. Baltimore, 4. Bank's Expedition, 10.
Banks Taking Command. 12. Banks, N. P .. 15, 16. 23. 28. 29. 30, 32. 52, 61. 62, 75. 82, 87, 89, 96, 98, 117, Banks Retreating. 100. Baton Rouge, 10, 11, 28. 30, 81, S. Beale, F. T., 212. Beale, Gen., 122. Bell, C. M., VI. Bell, Commodore. 87. Belle Grove Mansion, 162. Benson, Lieut. B. T .. VI. 102, 105. 164. 165, 166, 169, 174, 176, 205. 212, 216, 217.
Benton. Senator. 95. Benton, Gen., 86. Bermuda Hundred, 127. Berryville, 135. Berryville Canon, 115. Berryville Pike, 150. Berwick Bay, 28.
Bickmore, Lieut .- Col., 62. Birge, H. W., 62, 70. 146, 147, 166, 182. Blackman, Luke, 199.
Blue Ridge, 129, 160. Bolivar Heights, 129, 140. Boonhill. 205.
Boonville, 131. Bradbury, Capt., 147.
Bragg, Gen., 95. Braley, J. M., 3. Brasher City, 31, 32.
Brazos, Santiago, 86.
Breastwork, Building a, 51.
Brett, A. E., 3. Brewer, Wallace, V.
Brown, D., 211, 212, 213.
Brown, John, 132, 133.
Brown's Gap. 157.
Brown. W. B . 198.
Brown, Steamer A. G., 24.
Brown, Steamer, J. M., 24.
Bruce, Wallace, 212, 217.
Brush, A. A., 117. Bunker Hill, 131, 134, 144.
Bullen, Maj. J. D., 77.
Burton, Fort, 32. Butler, Gen. B. F., 10, 11, 15, 23.
Butler, Dr W., 94. Butte-a-la-Rose, 32.
Canby, Gen. E. R. S., 118, 122. Cane River, 102, 106. Cannon, A., 216. Campaign, The Last, 177. Camp, Leaving, 3. Cape Fear, 202.
Carl, J., 3. Castle Thunder, 199
Cedar Creek, 135. 152, 159, 161, 165. 170, 171. Cedar Mountain, 12. Chalmette, Camp, 17. 18. Charlestown, 131, 140, 144. Charlotteville, 161. Chapman, Gen., 150. Chenango, Steamer, 101. Churchill, Robert P .. 56.
277
INDEX.
City Point, 131. Clark, Col. T. S., 27, 49. Clark, Lieut .- Col. O. S., 70. Cole. Surgeon P. C., 1 3, 211. Columbia County, 1. 2. Congress, 9. Cooke, Gen , 32. Cotton, Steamer, 25, Cowles, Col. David S., 2, 14. Cowles Guards, 211.
Cox, 182. Crockett, Texas, 86. Croft, Lieut., 123. Crook, Gen .. 131, 141, 150, 154, 156, 160, 161, 165. Cumberland, 9. Currie, Gen., 122. Curry, Dr .. 194. Custer, Gen., 141, 162, 169.
Davis, Lieut. T. N., 20, 88, 123. Davis, Jeff .. 95, 171.
Day, Gen., 182. Dedication, III.
Delroy, Gen., 115. De Peyster, J. L., 211.
De Russy, Fort, 110, 113. Devin, Gen., 155.
Dewint. Joseph, 13. De Wolf, G. G. B., 191.
Diana. Steamer, 32. Donaldsonville, 77, 78, 81, 82. Dow, Gen. Neal. 17, 67.
Drake, Geo. S., 3.
Dred Scott, 134. Drilling at Baltimore, 6. Dudley's Brigade, 173. Durham's Station, 187. Duryea's Battery, 66, 72. Duchess County, 1, 2. 8. Dwight, Gen. W., 48, 56, 59, 72, 113, 132, 147, 169.
Early, Gen., 126, 135, 137. 144, 150, 153, 156, 161, 174. Eastport, Steamer, 98, 107. Edinburg, 156. Emory, Gen. W. H., 12. 29. 30, 78, 90. 112, 113. 111, 118, 122. 131. 146, 150, 161. 163, 172, 172. 174. Empire Parish, Steamer, 21. Ericsson, Steamer, 12, 13.
Farragut, Admiral, 10, 11, 14. 30, 31, 85, 90. Feint, a, 50. Fessendon, 104. Field and Staff, 3. Fisher's Hill, 135. 152. 151. 156, 159. 169, 162, 170.
Fiske, 104. Flag from Ladies, 120. Flint Hill, 159. Fort A:lams, 121. Fort DeRussey. 110, 113. Fort Fisher, 202. Fortress Monroe, 8, 9, 12, 127. Foster, J. P .. 2, 85. 89, 90. 110. 123, 153, 154, 155, 172, 177, 211, 212. Foster. Mrs., 123. Franklin, Gan. W. B., 86, 87, 107,112.
Franklintown, 32. Frederick, Md., 4, 127. Fritz, Rev. Dr., 217. Front Royal, 132, 140.
Galveston, 28, 31. Gamblers, 120. Gardner. Gen., 59, 69, 73. Gaul, Col E., 211.
Gee, John H., 193. General Price. Steamer, 66. Georgetown, 128. Gettysburg, 7. Gifford, Capt., 184. Goldsboro, 178. 181, 201. "Gopher Holes," 188. Gordon, Gen. J. B., 139, 144. 152, 162, 165, 168. Gordon, Gen., 150.
Gordonville, 161. Graham, 182. Grand Ecore, 100, 102, 107.
Grant, Gen. U. S., 12, 15. 32, 63. 86, 96, 97, 99, 117, 131, 143, 144, 150. 154. 156, 181. Green, Gen., 77, 82.
Greensboro, 201. Grierson, Gen., 53, 67.
Grose Tete House, 88. Grover, Gen. C., 28, 29, 30, 31. 51, 72. 78, 81, 89. 97, 113, 122, 140, 146, 147, 153, 161, 166, 167, 169, 175.
' Hail to the Flag," III. Halleck, Gen., 75, 86. 96, 143, 161. Halltown, 127, 137, 140., Hampton Plains, 9. Hampton Roads, 9. Hannaburgh, David H., VII, XII, 215, 216. 217.
Hanover, ?. Harper's Ferry, 127, 129. 131. 132. 1.13. 144, 175. Harrisburg, 97, 158. Harrisonburg, 158. Hartford. Steamer, 31. 68. Hłaskins, 114. Hatch. John P., 2. Hatch, L. P .. 915.
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INDEX.
Hayes, 161. Henderson's Wharf, 176. Hermance, Rev. H., 142. Heroic Work, 149. Herron, Gen., 86. Hibbard, Capt., 50. Hickory Landing. 83. Hill, Gen. D. H., 168. Hillton Head, 177, 205. Hindmand, Fort, 109.
Houston, 53. Hoysradt, J. H., 211. Hudson City, 2, 3. Hudson River, 3. 20. Hunter, Gen., 107, 122. Hupp's Hill, 135.
Irish Bend, 31. Irwin, J. B., VI. 15. 54, 59, 62. 69, 72, 75, 149, 163, 166, 172, 182.
Jackson, Fort, 10, 14, 86.
Jackson, Gen., 17. Jackson, Maj. C. M .. 74. Jackson, "Stonewall," 132. "Jecker the Swindler," 94. Jefferson City, 20.
Jersey City, 4. Jolinson, Gen. B. T., 193. Johnson, Gen. J. E., 143, 181. Juary, Pres., 95.
Keese, Col. F. S., 20, 23, 61, 62, 85, 147, 177, 179, 215. Kelly, Camp, 2, 3. Kelly, W. IL., 2. Kennedy, C. M., 123.
Kernstown, 172. Kershaw, 157, 159. 163, 165, 168, 174. Ketcham, Gen. J. II., S. Key West, 80. King Cotton, 93. Kinston, 178, 181. Kitching. 161.
Ladies' Relief Association, 4. La Fourche, 11, 28. 30, 76, 77. . La Glonse Bayon, 115. Land, Judge. 20. Latin. Hospital Steward. 11. Laurel Hill, Steamer, 17, 19, 98. Lawler, Gen .. 86, 119, 122. Leaving Prison, 200 læesburg. 140. 1.p. S. P., 10, 86. Lep, Gen. R. E., 171, 178. Lexington, Steamer, 109. Libby Prison, 185.
Lincoln, President, 1, 9, 12, 23, 128, 150, 181. Logan, 53, 67. Logan, Loyd's House, 152.
Log Cabins, 173. Longstreet, 161.
Lossing, B. J., 210. Lormax, 146, 163. Louisiana, Butler in, 11. Louisiana. Efforts in, 11. Luray Valley, 153.
Manchac Pass, 27. Mansura Plains, 113, 114. Marksville. 113.
Marshall, J. J., 212. Marsh Brook, 167. Martinsburg. 131, 144, 161. Maryland Heights, 129. Mase, S. HI. 215. Mase, W. H., 211. Massanutten Mountain, 162.
Mason and Slidel. 9.
Matagorda Bay, 87.
Mathers, John Jr., 3.
Maximilian, 93, 117.
Miegs, Lieut., 160.
Merrimac, 9.
Merritt, Gen., 169.
Merry weather, Mrs. M., 172. Middletown. 135, 152. Miles, Col. W. R., 71, 74. Mill Creek, 9.
Millington Camp, 5, 8. Mission Ridge, 131. Mississippi, Guarding the, 76.
Mississippi, Steamer, 31. Mobile, 90. Molineaux, E. I., 146, 153, 207. Monet's Bluff, 103. Monet's Ferry, 103. Monitor, 8 Monceicy Junction, 127.
Monroe Doctrine, 94.
Monfort, W. J., V. Monton, Gen., 77.
Moore, M. P., 211.
Moorehead City, 178. Morgan, Col., 28. 82. Morgan, E. D., 210.
Morganza, 118, 122, 123.
Morganza Bend, 116. Moseby, 139, 160, 174.
Motley, J. L., 91. Mount Crawford, 158.
Mount Jackson, 135. 156. Mount MeGregor 96. Mower, Gen. J. A., 97. Mudd, Col., 86. Munger, J. E., 215.
INDEX. 279
Mufreesboro. 131. Mustered, 1. Muster Ont Roll, 920. Muzzy (Forlorn Hope Ass'n), 61. McCanley, Col., 154, 166. Mcclellan, Gen., 10.
McClernand, 15, 30. McIntosh, Gen., 150. MeKown, Charles, 83. McMillan, Gen., 122. McMullen's Plantation, 121.
Napoleon, 93. Neafie, Col., 147, 154. 164, 169.
Neuse River, 178. Nevin's Battery, 98. Newberne, 178.
New Iberia. 32. New Market, 153, 159. 170, 173. New Orleans, 10, 19, 20.
Newport News, 9. Newtown, 152. New York City, 4.
North Mountain, 156. 160. North Star, Steamer. 13, 14.
O'Donnell, Lieut. E. J., 62. Old Forge Road, 167. Oneida, 10. Opequan, Battle of, 144, 172. Opequan Creek. 145, 150. Oregon, Steamer, 3. Otis, T. C., 123.
Packenham, Gen., 17. Paine, Charles J., 69, 72. Painecourtville, 82. Palmer, Commodore, 68. Palmer, Surgeon P. C., 25.
Parapets, Camp, 19, 24. Pardee, Col., 194.
Parker. Rev. Johu, 3, 6, 15, 20, 21, 142. 211, 212. Parrott. E. G., 13. Payne, George. C., V. Payne, Gen., 163. Pegram, 163. Pennsylvania, 7. Persimmous, 5. Petersburg, 150, 178. Philadelphia, 4. Picket Duty, 4. Pieree, J., 216. Platt. John I., 211. Platto, William. 216. Plaquemine. 76. 81. 89. Pleasant Hill. 100, 107. Point Coupee, 116. Polar Star, Stramer, 121.
Ponchatoula. 27. Porter, 97, 98. Port Hudson, 11, 28, 30, 31, 49, 63, 82. 83, 84. 98. Port Hudson, Bombardment, 52.
Port Hudson, Forlorn Hope Associa- tion, 61. Port Hudson, Surrender of, 66. Port Republic, 157. Potomac River, 132.
Preface, V. Pretty Creek. 53.
Priestcap. 56. 68. Princess Royal, Gunboat, 77.
Prison Fare, 189. Prison, Rebel, 183. Prophet Island, 30. Provence, Col .. 73.
Quarantine, Station, 14. 18. Queen of the West, Steamer, 32. "Quid Nunc," The, 86.
Ramseur, 146, 163. Rawle, 66. Red Bud, 147.
Red Chief, Steamer. 107. Red River, 31, 32. 93, 97, 98. 117.
Regimental Association, 210.
Rigiment Commended, 153. 154, 207.
Regiment, Organization of, 1.
Retreat, a, 137. Reynolds, Gen J. I., 122.
Rhodes, 144. Richardson, A. D., 193, 198, 199.
Richmond, 157, 178, 185. Ricket, 147.
Rikert, C., 217. Rikert, F. W., 186. Rio Grande River, 96, 117. Riot on the Arago, 13.
Rodes, 146, 150.
Rosser, Gen., 159, 163, 173. Ross Landing, 30. Russell, Gen. D. A., 130.
Sabine Cross Roads, 101. Salisbury, 186. Salisbury Cemetery, 204. Savanah, 175. Schofield, 178, 182, 202.
Schuyler, J. E .. 3. Scotchman, a young, 200. Scott, 10. Seriker's Gap, 140. Seward, W. H., 93. 95. Sharp, Col. J., 90, 97. 111, 123. 145, 1-16. 1 Shenandoah 150.
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INDEX.
Shenandoah River, 132. Shenandoah Valley, 12, 127, 132, 133. Shepherdstown, 129.
Sheridan. Gen. P. H., 131, 137, 139, 144, 150, 153, 155, 157, 161, 162, 166, 168, 173.
Sheridan, Camp, 175. Ship Island, 13. 14.
Shreveport, 100.
Shunk, Col. D., 192, 146.
Sickles, Gen. D E., 121.
Simmesport, 115.
Sincerbox. Capt., 89, 174.
Skinner, F., 211.
Slaughter's Mansion, 66.
Smith, Gen. A. B., 215, 216.
Smith, Gen. A. J., 97, 98, 99, 111, 113, 115. Smith, Gen. E. Kirby. 76, 87, 93. 114. Smith, Col. James, VI, 2, 6, 13, 56, 79, 81, 90. 102.
Smith, Capt. J. I., 2.
Smith, Col. Kilby, 68.
Smith, Lient .- Col. M. J., 71.
Smith, T. Kirby. 97, 100.
Springfield Landing, 30, 68.
Staff, Non. Com .. 3.
Stanton, E. M., 157, 181.
Starlight, Steamer, 107.
Staunton, 158.
Stearns, Capt. A., 76.
Steedman, Col. I. G. N., 71.
Steele, Gen. 97.
Sterling, F. D., 14.
Sternberg, Lieut. S., 62.
Stevenson. 146.
Stewart's Hill, 4.
Stewart, Gen., 7.
Stickney, Lieut .- Col. A., 77.
Stone, Gen. C. P., 70.
Stoneman, 204. Storming Column, the, 60, 61, 63. Stotesbury, J., 216. St. Philip, Fort. 10, 14, 86. Swan. Ensign, 66.
Taylor, Gen., 28, 30, 32, 76. 77. 82,109, 115. Terry, Gen .. 182. Thoburn, 161. 165. Thompson, Mrs., 83.
Thompson's Creek, 107. Torbert, Gen., 150, 159, 162. 174. Tortugas, 85.
Tremper, George, V., 183, 210, 217.
Trent, 9. Tumbling Run, 154.
Tunica Bend, 121.
Upton, Gen., 50.
Van Amburgh, D. E. VI., 216.
Van Bach, W. VI., 211, 216.
Van Dyke. I. VI.
Van Geison, Rev. A. P., 215.
Van Nosdall, H. S., VI.
Van Petten. Lieut. Col., 62.
Van Styck, Capt. G. W., 56.
Van Tyne, Lieut., 110.
Van Vleck, D. P., 3. 14.
Van Wyck, B. W., VI .. 215. 216.
Vicksburg, 10, 11, 30, 31, 32, 76.
Walker, Capt., 69.
Wallace, Gen. L., 128.
Washburn, 86. 182.
Washington, 127, 128, 150.
Waynesboro, 158, 205.
Weitzel, Gen. Godfrey, 11, 28, 31, 72, 78, 82, 84.
Wharton, 115, 146.
Wheeler. Rev. F. B .. 215.
Whitbeck, Capt. J. V., 211, 212.
Wilbur the Drummer, 123.
Wild. Joseph, 3.
Wilds, J. B., 171.
Wilkinson, Fred .. 208.
Wilkinson, J. P., 56. 89.
Wilkinson. R. F., 55.
Williams, 10.
Winchester, 135, 143, 168, 173, 174.
Winona. Gunboat. 77.
Winter Quarters, 171.
Withrow, Lieut. C. H., 76.
Woodford, Steamer, 99.
Woodstock, 155. 156, 159.
Wool, Gen. J. E .. 7.
Wright, Gen., 127, 131, 145, 150, 161.
Yellow Bayou, 115.
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9. Assistant Surgeon's Tent.
Jo, Picture Gallery.
4. Whatlermaster's Tent.
11. Hospital Tent.
5 Quartermaster's Stores,
12. Sutler's Bulliling.
6. Adjutant's Tent.
13 Gnard Houses. 11. Ginard Officer's Tent.
Lieut. Col. JAMES SMITH.
Maj. JAMES P. FOSTER.
15. White Onk liall.
10. House of Refuge for Girls.
17. House of Itefuge for Boys.
18. C'amp of 135th N. Y. S. Volunteers 19. ('amp of 34th Mass, Volnuteers. 20. Hospital, Stuart's ffl.
21. Washington Monument. 22. Cathedral, Baltimore.
23. Mount C'atvary Church. 24. Roman Catholle Church. 25. Conk llenses, 26. fronk aml Annaburgh. 27. Captain heese. 28. M'ontenunit's Tent. 29 Gunrd 1+14. 30. Oilleers' Dining Tents.
T. Singeou's Tent.
PAMP MILLINGTON, BALTIMORE, MD.
128th Regt. N. Y. V., from Columbia and Dutchess Counties.
Col. D. S. COWLES.
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CPH
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CPE
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