USA > New York > New York regiment, 1887-1895 > Part 24
Note: The text from this book was generated using artificial intelligence so there may be some errors. The full pages can be found on Archive.org (link on the Part 1 page).
Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 | Part 6 | Part 7 | Part 8 | Part 9 | Part 10 | Part 11 | Part 12 | Part 13 | Part 14 | Part 15 | Part 16 | Part 17 | Part 18 | Part 19 | Part 20 | Part 21 | Part 22 | Part 23 | Part 24 | Part 25
unded 29 March, 1865. Henry D. Keeling, Homer, N. Y.
John B. Knapp, East Homer.
Charles Maycumber, Homer, discharged from hospital 25 May, 1865.
John K. Miller, Homer.
George McKevitt, Truxton, N. Y., trans- ferred to Company 1).
Andrew J. Neff, Taylor Center, N. Y., wounded 29 March, 1865.
Benj. S. Neff, Taylor Center.
Wm. H. Oliver, Cincinnatus, N. V.
Daniel B. Pender, Homer.
E ijah Pender, Homer, wounded 29 March, 1865.
Reuel H. Rose, 35 Charles street, Cort- land, wounded 29 Mareh, 1865.
Thomas Kyan, Cortland, N. Y.
Nathan Sherman, Virgil, N. Y.
Brant O. Sherman, Virgil, N. Y.
Otis C Smith, Cortland, N. Y., transferred to Company D.
Cyrenus A. Smith, Truxton, N. Y., wound- ed 29 March, 1865.
Samuel Sleeth, Northfield, Minn.
Jeremiah Starkey, Peruville, N. Y.
George W. Stebbins, Homer, wounded 29 March, 1865.
Lewis H. Sargent, Taylor Center.
George M. Smith, Taylor Center.
Felix Trembly, 118 N. Sheldon street, Chicago, Il.
Chester Wond, Cuyler, N. Y.
Horace C. Wood, Aurora, Ill.
Henry G. Wakefield, Meadow Station, Richmond, Va.
William W. Wakefield, Homer, N. Y.
Charles Weaver, Poplar Ridge, N. Y.
Seneca Wright, Cortland.
ADDRESSES UNKNOWN.
Captain John T. Hostler, Brevet Major, wounded 1. April, 1865.
Corporal Alfred E. Harris, discharged 19 May, 1865.
Corporal Harrison, Hurlbut.
Nathan M. Bennett, Provost Guard.
Samuel Broadhead, wounded 29 March, 1865,
Benj. Ballard.
Richard Brown, Division Q. M. De- partment.
William Howe, prisoner Weldon Raid.
Sela Hurlbut, wounded 29 March, 1865.
Charles P. Hayes.
Julius P. Kline, wounded 29th March, IS05.
Asabel P. Mott. Sylvester Morgan.
Asa Paliner (alias Dr. Palmer), deserted December, 1864. John W. Post.
Thomas Ryan, 2d, transferred to Com- pany D.
Jerome M Smith, rejected by the Muster-
William H. Tarbox, deserted 28 September, 1884.
Philo Conine, Cortland. Philip Conine, Cortland.
.
14
James L. Thomas, transferred to Com- pany F.
Marvin J. Whiting, deserted 21 September, 1864.
LIST OF DEAD SO FAR AS KNOWN.
Sergeant Earlman R. Palmer, died 22 Aug. ISS7.
Sergeant Charles Barnes, died when ?
Sergeant James W. Henry, died when ?
Corporal James R. Mann, died I Feb., IS65. Corporal Ellis Wilson, killed 29 March 1865.
Dr. William R. Brown, promoted to Assist- ant Surgeon 3d N. Y. Cavalry, died 26 No- vember, 186S.
Marcus P. Durkee, wounded 29 March, 1865. died 5 May. 1865.
Edward E. Dunn, died 25 January, 1881. Edmond Eaton, killed I April, 1865,
De Witt R. Eldridge, died 1 Jan., 1865. LeRoy Galpin, died 14 August, ISS5.
Albert G. Gutcheus, died 4 January, ISSS. Frederick H. Goodell, died 13 April, 1874. Chas A. Goodyear, died 2 February, IS65. Lucien Haskins, killed 29 March, 1865. Levi S. Henry, died 3 November, 1804. Earl A. Hill, killed 29 March, 1865. Franklin Kenfield, killed 29 March, 1865. Joseph H. Kinney, transferred to Com pany D, killed 29 March, 1865.
William B. Maxson, died when ?
Alanson Oliver, died I February, 1865.
Hardin Potter, killed 29 March. 1865.
Samuel C. Potter, died - February, 1876. Welcome J. Potter, mortally wounded 29 March, 1865, died in hospital when ?
Martin L. Rose, killed 29 March, 1865.
Peter York, wounded 29 March, 1865, died 10 May, 1865.
COMPANY F.
The following 'list comprises the names of all the members of Company F., which was recruited in Cortland and vicinity in Septem- ber, 1864:
Captain J. W. Strowbridge, Cortland, N. V. Lieutenant Andrew J. Lyman, Cortland, wounded 29 March IS65.
First Sergeant I .. Clinton Ball, Cortland, N. Y.
Sergeant Albert W Pierce, Binghamton. Sergeant Grove E. Jarvis, Joliet, Ill.
Sergeant Eli B. Hubbard, Virgil, N. Y.
Corporal Alfred B. Bolton, Jackson, Mich. Corporal Matthias W. Frize, Cortland. Corporal Rufine Latting, Cortland. Corporal George R. Rice, Virgil, N. Y. Eugene D. Arnold, North Syracuse, N. Y. Charles O. Alger, McGrawville, N. V.
Charles F Bers, McGrawville, N. Y., _. wounded 29 March, 1865.
llorton L. Bates, Homer, N. Y.
Joel Benson, Binghamton, N. Y.
Robert W. Brooks, Taylor, N. Y.
George P. Bingham, 1019 Jackson street, Scranton, Pa.
John E. Church, Slaterville, N. V. James Cain, Cortland, N. Y.
Charles H. Chamberlain, care II. & St. Jo. R. R. Co., Brookfield, Mo.
James K. Corl, Sidney Centre, Mich. George W. Chapin, Solon, N. Y.
Charles Card, Cortland, N. Y.
Franklin D. Carpenter, Ilomer, N. Y.
Alonzo Carpenter, Cortland, N. Y.
Hiram G. Conrad, Virgil, N. Y.
Thomas Ellsworth, Cortland, N. Y.
John M. Fish, Solon, N. Y.
Musician Henry B. Gillen, Groton City, N. Y.
George Goodelle, Cortland, N. Y.
Alphonzo Gross, McGrawville, N. Y.
George H. Green, Custer, Custer county, Dakota.
Cornelius Hicks, Cortland, N. Y.
David W Hodges, Cortland, N. Y., wounded 29 March, 1865.
Charles A. Huntington, East Homer, N. Y', Nelson Joyner, Hunt's Corners, N. Y., transferred from Company E.
Charles H. Lang, Virgil, N. Y., wounded 29 March, 1865.
David Loomis, McGrawville, N. Y.
Frank I. Maybury, Grand Rapids, Mich. Musician Lucien Maybury, Solon, N. Y.
John Morris, Helena, Montana.
Daniel Maltbie, Stockbridge, Wis., trans- ferred to Company D.
William H. Miller, Homer, N. Y.
Wm. N. Owen, Freetown, N. Y.
Alex. Ogden, 317 Baldwin street, Elmira, N. Y., wounded 29 march, IS65.
Andrew J Olmstead, Mt. Pleasant, Mich., wounded 29 March, IS65, transferred to Com- pany D.
Egbert E. Palmer, Moravia, N. Y.
Royal L. Palmer, Glen Castle, N. Y.
Egbert E. Peak, Hunt's Corners, N. Y.
Albertus H. Peckham, Lowell, Mich , wounded 29 March, 1865.
Frank F. Peck, Afton, N. Y.
Benjamin Pelham, 49'2 East Genesee street, Syracuse, N. Y.
Henry E. Phelps, McGrawville, N. Y., wounded twice 27 October, 1863.
Albert P. Rounsewell, Laramore, Dakota. Burdett Richardson, Cortland.
Enoch Rood, Homer.
James Ryan, Cortland.
Wm. E. Simpson, Homer.
W'm. P. Stone, Harlan, Iowa, wounded 20 March. 1865.
Edward L. Smith, Cincinnatns, N. Y.
Williard Smith, Chenango Forks, N. 1.
Nathan W. Sperry, Wiliett, N. V., tran .. ferred to Company D)
James B. Shevahier, Virgil, N. Y.
Hamilton D. Spoor, Syracuse, N. V.
James Steel, Jr , Preble, N. Y.
Martin V. Totman, Cincinnatus, N. V.
Samuel H. Van Wert, Candor, A. \ ..
transferred to Company H., wounded 7 Few. ruary, 1865.
15
Melvin Wavel, Taylor, N. Y., wounded 29 March, 1865.
David F. Wallace, Cortland.
Cook A. Watts, 31 Flournoy street, Chica- go, Ill. Charles L. Wood, Oshkosh, Wis. Isaac B. Wainwright, Hammondton, N. J., wounded 29 March, 1865.
ADDRESSES UNKNOWN.
Sergeant William Poulton, wounded October, 1864.
Corporal Frank H. Bement, Ithaca (?) Frederick Burch, wounded 29 March, 1865. Morton Brown.
Martin F. Chapin.
Franklin C. Crowell.
Charles E. Gurley. Jersey City (?)
Andrew Hall, deserted 23 September, 1864.
Sidney C. Humphrey, transfered to Com- pany H.
William B. Lawrence.
Ebenezer Perry.
Joseph G. Rockwell, Taylor, N. Y. (?)
Seymour Skinner, Ontario, Canada.
Henry E. Stearns, transfered to Com- pany H. Daniel S. Terwilliger, wounded 29 March, 1865.
Nelson Thompson, Vermont (?), trans- ferred to Company D, wounded Oct. 27, 1864, and 7 February, 1865.
Corporal James L. Thomas, transfered from Company E.
LIST OF DEAD SO FAR AS KNOWN.
Lieut. Harrison Givens, resigned 28 Dec., 1864, died 23 June, 1877.
Lieut. Daniel L. Baker, died 20 Dec., 1885. Ira T. Brum, died 2 June, 1865.
Wm. Burns, died ( when ?) 1867.
Elisha P. Crosby. wounded 29 March, 1865, died of wounds 31 March, 1865.
Chas. C. Etz, died 30 April, IS87.
Joseph Fisher, died 14 Nov., 1864.
Loren D. Gillen, died 7 April, 1865.
George A. Hammond, wounded 29 March, 1865, died of wounds 15 April, 1865 .. Daniel Lillis, died 10 June, 1869.
James Pattison, died 25 January, 1865. Powell C. Plumb, died 15 December, IS64. Julius C. Royce, died (when ?). John Ripley, died 19 May, ISS6. Lucien B. Randall, killed 29 March, 1865. Melvin Sherman, killed 29 March, 1865. Orson B. Torrey, died 14 January, 1882. Wm. H. Traver, died (when ?). George H. Winter, killed 29 March, 1865. Henry K. Watrous, died 10 June, 1865.
COMPANY G.
The following list comprises the names of all the members of Company G, which was recruited in Marathon and vicinity in Septem- ber, 1864. The postoffice addresses are given so far as known :
Lieut. John J. Isaacs, McGrawville, N. Y. Drum Major Stephen M. Wood, Marathon, N. V. First Sergeant Wm. J. Holmes, Texas Valley, N. V.
Sergeant Jerry S. Gross, Owego, N. Y.
Sergeant Edward A. Barlow, Charleston,
S. C., wounded 29 March, 1865. Sergeant George W. Miller, Marathon.
Jacob H. Allis, Allis Hollow, Bradford county, Pa.
Lorenzo B. Atkins, McGrawville, N. Y.
Clement Arnold, East Berkshire, wounded 29 March, 1865.
Henry S. Bacon, Fairfield, Iowa.
Charles R. Brown, Binghamton, N. Y. William A. Brink, Homer, N. Y. Ransom Coonradt, Willett, N. Y.
James M. Coonradt, Wil'ett, N. Y.
John L. Chase, Binghamton.
Abram Clark, Owego, N. Y.
John A. Connick, Truxton, N. Y.
Corporal James Davern, Marathon.
John Dykeman, Marathon.
Theodore H. Fitch, Norwich, N. Y.
Abel Foster, Lapeer, N. Y.
Reilly Foster, Virgil, N. Y.
Corporal Wareham A. Galpin, McGraw- ville.
Twing R. Hitt, Killawog, N. Y.
Linden P. Hilsinger, Syracuse.
Albertus C. Hilsinger, New York city,
wounded 27 March, 1865.
Corporal James Haskins, Center Lisle, N. Y.
Adolphus Hopkins, Virgil, N. Y.
Nathan James, Marathon, N. Y.
Wm. H. Jones, Willett.
Nathaniel Knapp, Messengerville, N. Y.
George M Kinney, Laingsburg, Mich.
Melvin Larabee, Jackson, Susquehanna county, Pa., wounded 25 March, 1865.
Uriah Loomis, Smithville, wounded 29 March, 1865.
George Loomis, Smithville, N. Y.
Corporal Ephraim Loomis, Smithville.
Lorenzo D. Minier, White, Brooking county, Dakota.
Austin F. Montanye, Syracuse.
C. Bradley Mix, Cortland, N. Y.
Nelson P. McIntosh, Starrucca, Penn.
DeLore S. Maynard, Glassboro, N. J.
Charles B. Nichols, Washington, D. C., wounded 31 March, 1865.
Webster Pierce, Marathon, wounded 29 March, 1865.
William B. Parks, Rome, Penn.
Nathaniel N. Parks, Rome, Penn.
Michael Quilty, Nichols, N. Y.
Isaac M. Richardson, McGrawville, wound- ed 29 March, 1865.
David B. Sampson, Starrucca, Penn.
George Sherwood. alias George Barker, Summit Station, N. Y.
William A. Smith, Walker, Ellis county, Kansas.
16
Clinton D. Stanton, Blodgett's Mills, N. Y. Edgar Spaulding, Marathon, N. Y.
Isaac Sherwood, Richford, N. Y.
William Taylor, Greene, N. Y., discharged 3 May, 1865.
Corporal Charles Tanner, Marathon.
Henry S. Tillinghast, Vining, Clay county, Kansas.
Arthur F. Terpenning, Dryden, N. Y., wounded and prisoner 29 March, 1865.
Francis F. Tompkins, Merrill, Wis.
Orlando Vosburg, 508 Balsam street, El- mira, N. Y.
Roscoe Valentine, Marathon.
Aaron Williams, Freetown Corners, N. Y.
Alfred Eugene Watrous, Marathon.
Albert Wilmoth, Berenice, Sullivan coun- ty, Penn.
Austin A. Watrous, musician, Freetown, N. Y.
John A. Winchell, Whitney's Point, wound- ed I April, 1865.
Francis L. Wilcox, Preston, Oneida coun- ty, Mich., wounded and prisoner 29 March, 1865.
ADDRESSES UNKNOWN.
Lieut. F. Augustus Schermerhorn, as- signed to Company G, 19 May, 1865, a. d. c. on Ist Division Staff.
Coleman Guernsey.
Thomas Hale.
John Patterson.
George Slack.
James Shaughnessy.
James L. Thomas, (name does not appear in Muster-out Roll).
LIST OF DEAD, SO FAR AS KNOWN.
Capt. Albern H. Barber, Brevet Major, died 21 September, ISS5.
Lieut. Hiram Clark, killed 9 April, 1865. Lieut. Daniel Minier, killed 29 March, 1865.
Sergeant Loren P. Copeland, died 7 Aug., 1883.
Sergeant Frederick A. Skillman, died 14 July, 1885.
Wilber R. Arnold, killed 29 March, 1865. Charles A. Bunnell, killed 29 March, 1855. Corporal Ezra C. Carter, killed 29 March, 1865 ..
Wm. B. R. Gritman, died 19 Feb., 1865. Abram S. Holland, died 19 May, 1865.
Musician Jay Heath, died 21 Sept., 1870. J. Watson Holmes, died ( when ?).
Corporal Everett T. Johnson, wounded 29 March, 1865, died of wounds, 3 April, 1865. Joseph P. Morehouse, wounded 29 March, 1865. died 7 July, 1873.
John M. Parks, died 3 February, 1873.
Charles A. Potts, died 13 April, 1865.
Charles W. Robinson, died ( when ?).
Alfred Rorepaugh, died 12 September, 1881.
Orrin C. Reed, wounded 29 March, 1865, died of wounds 30 March, 1865.
James W. Sampson, died (when ?) 1876. Albert J. Spencer, died 20 Oct., 1866.
Corporal William Sullivan, died ( when ?) 1873.
Lorenzo Thomas, wounded 31 March, 1865, died 22 April, 1865.
Eliakin S. Weld, died 28 March, 1867.
Roderick F. Wilbur, wounded 29 March, 1865, died (when ?, 1886.
COMPANY H.
The following list comprises the names of all the members of Company H., which was recruited in the western and southern part of Onondaga county in September, 1864. The postoffice addresses are given so far as the records show :
Capt. David Crysler, Amber, N. Y.
Lieut. Stephen R. Hitchcock, Fair Haven, N. Y., transferred to Company G.
Lieut. Charles G. Rector, Brevet Captain, lost a leg 29 March, 1865.
Sergeant Thomas O'Brien, Baldwinsville, N. Y.
Sergeant Orlando P. Rooks, Hudson, N. Y.
Sergeant James M. McDaniels, Cameron Hall, Nebraska.
Sergeant Amos A. Weller, Syracuse, Nebraska.
David Becker, Onondaga Hill, N. Y.
John Brown, Whitney's Point, N. Y.
Perry Benson, Parish, Oswego county, N. Y.
George E. Bretell, Rochester, N. Y.
Rufus P. Burdick, Shonnard street, Syra- cuse, N. Y.
James Carlisle, Cicero, N. Y., wounded March 29, 1865.
John P. Cranker, Omar, Jefferson county, N. V.
Myron L. Case, Marcellus, N. Y.
Charles Clark, Mandana, N. Y.
Willard Doty, Spafford, N. Y.
Perry Davis, Spafford, N. Y.
John Dense, Brewerton, N. Y.
Asahel Earll, Barnes Station, Kansas.
James Farmer, 75 State street, Watertown, N. Y
William Fox, Syracuse, wounded 1 April, 1865.
Lester L. Hatch, Fulton, N. Y., prisoner 24 Oct., 1864.
Cyrel A. Lum, Morrison, Ill.
William Mackey, Brownsville, N. Y.
John McKenzie, Drummond, Lanark coun- ty, Ont.
Corporal Timothy Mangan, Baldwinsville, N. V.
Patrick O'Brien, Richland, N. V.
Corporal William H. Rockefeller, Auburn, N. V.
Alex. Ross, Brewerton, N. Y., wounded March 29, 1865.
Selah Strong, Cicero, N. Y., wounded March 29, 1865.
George Storms, Watertown, N. Y.
17
James N. Stokes, Cadillac, Mich., wounded March 29, 1865.
DeWitt or Dwight Smith, New Hope, Cayuga county, N. Y.
Septer Smith, New Hartford, Pike county, Ill.
John Van Heusen, Brewerton, N. Y.
Samuel Van Wert, Candor, Tioga county, N. Y., wounded 7 February, 1865.
James Whitmore, Fulton, N. Y., wounded March 29, 1865.
Geo. Whitmore, South Onondaga, N. Y. Corporal Wm. Whitmore, Marcellus, N. Y. John R. Walier, Palermo, N. Y.
ADDRESSES UNKNOWN.
Lieut. Thomas S. Wallace, not mustered.
Lieut. F. Augustus Schermerhorn, trans- ferred to Company G, 19 May, 1865.
Corporal David Becker.
Chester A. Burlingame, Penn. (?) .
Francis Bailey.
James Condon, deserted 21 Sept., 1864.
Henry Close, deserted 20 Sept., 1864. Byron Dryven.
John Dickenson, or Dixon, deserted 22 Sepi., 1864. Wm. Emmett.
E Alonzo Eddy, rejected by Mustering officer.
Dorilla Ford.
Charles Fox, deserted 20 Sept., 1864.
Corporal Marcus Forrest. Penn. (?)
John Fenton, deserted 21 Sept., 1864. Samuel Gibbs.
Luke Hope, deserted 22 Sept., 1864.
Charles Home, deserted 21 Sept , 1864.
John Hickey, deserted 22 Sept., 1864.
Sidney C. Humphrey, transferred from Company F
Jarvis H. Kelly, wounded March 29, 1865. Albion Larkin, wounded March 29, 1865. Cyrus C. Phelps.
James Patterson, deserted 20.Sept., 1864. Henry Pratt, deserted 22 Sept., 1864. - Sergeant John Carroll, 83 Hickory street, Russell Quackenbush. Syracuse, N. Y., wounded twice 29 March, 1865.
James Quinn, deserted 20 Sept., 1864.
Amos Rodgers.
Isaac Rowel, wounded March 29, 1865.
Isaac Sewell, deserted 21 Sept., 1864.
Charles Sewell, deserted 20 Sept., 1664. James Shears.
Andrew J. Spencer.
Henry E. Stearns, transferred from Com- pany F.
Wm. M. Thompson, Mich. (?)
Chas Van Wormer.
Brayton I. Wheelock.
Samuel Wiley.
Benj. J. York, wounded March 29, 1865.
Martin Vork, never reported to Company.
LIST OF DEAD SO FAR AS KNOWN.
Lieut. Stephen S. Jordon, . resigned 25 February, 1865, died February 10, 1882.
First Sergeant Chas. F. Lounsbury, died April 1884.
Willard O. Bennett, wounded 29 March, 1865, died of wounds April 22, 1865.
Artemas Bakeman, died April 28, 1865. Corporal Frank Chrysler, died March 2S, 1872.
Francis M. Case. died 11 Sept., 1887
Elisha Lorenzo Dodge, died February 14, 1885.
Lemuel C. Gardner, died December -, 1865. Adelbert L. James, died December 11, 1864. Corporal Matthias Kloss, died (when ?)
Job Langworthy, wounded I April, 1865, died (when ?)
Henry Lyon, wounded March 29, 1865, died 8 January, 1876.
Geo. W. Meigs, died 23 November, 1864. Thomas Millay, died (when ?)
George Phippen, died December 12, 1864. Peter Parker, killed March 9, 1865.
Waterman P. Shurles, or Shares, died 28 January, 1878.
Musician Daniel Strate, died 17 June, 1880. Pomeroy Swan, died September 10, 1885. Stephen A. Tyler, died 2 March, IS79. James Vandenburg, died (when ?)
COMPANY I.
The following list comprises the names of the members of Company {, which was re- cruited in part in Syracuse and in part in south-eastern Onondaga, in August and Sep- tember, 1864. The post-office addresses are given so far as known.
Capt. Jared T. Abbott, Brevet Major, Manchester, Iowa.
Lieut. H. W. Clarke, Brigade Pioneer Officer, Brevet Captain, Syracuse, N V.
Lieut Albe A. Abbott, resigned 22 May, 1865, Seneca Falls, N. Y.
Dr. Charles E. Hill, Acting Assistant Sur- geon, promoted to Assistant Surgeon, 188 Regiment, N. Y. V., Syracuse, N. Y.
Sergeant Truman P. Greene, Ithaca, N. Y.
Truman Albro, Brighton, Livingston Co., Mich.
George Bond, deserted 22 Sept., 1863, St. Catharines, Canada.
Truman Bacon, Florence, Fremont Co., Colorado, wounded 29 March, 1865.
John Brannon, Soldiers Home, Bath, N. Y., wounded 29 March, 1865.
Nathaniel Bean, Persia, Iowa, wounded 29 March. 1865.
Corporal Wilbur F. Chidester, East Water- town, N. Y., wounded 29 March, 1865.
George R. Clark, Syracuse, N. Y , wounded 29 March, 1865.
Corporal Fernando T. Castle, 36612 Grand River Ave., Detroit.
James H. Coon, 6 Renwick Ave., Syracuse,
Lieut. Jerome C. Gates, died 25 Dec., 1869. , N. Y., wounded 29 March, 1865.
18
Charles H. Doolittle, Syracuse, N. Y. James Doran, Solon, N. Y.
John Fletcher, Bowmanville, Canada, trans- ferred from Company K.
Daniel P. Fox, Delphi, N. Y.
Fred R. Gardner, Oswego, N Y.
Warren Gilbert, Summit Station, N. Y. wounded 29 March, IS65.
Sidney V. Gage, 88 Lodi street, Syracuse, N. Y.
George B. Harvey, 142 Lodi street, Syra- cuse, N. Y.
George Hollenbeck, Truxton, N. Y.
Martin Hogan, Marcellus, N. Y.
Corporal Morris Hennessy, Apulia, N. Y. Daniel J. Hartnett, Truxton, N. Y., lost an arm 29 March, 1865.
Corporal Jacob Jacoby, Fabius, N. Y., wounded 29 March, 1865.
George Keeley, Baldwinsville, N. Y.
James D Lewis, North Wolcott, N. Y.
Corporal Peter Lacker, 173 Sawtelle Ave., Cleveland, O.
Eugene R Lansing, Delphi N. Y.
Frank (alias Dwight) Loomis, Ithaca, N. Y., transferred to 5 Regiment, N. V. V. Michael Lonergan, 174 Seymour street, Syracuse, N. Y.
John Mosher, Belmont San Mateo Co., Cal., wounded 29 March, 1865.
Marquis J. Mosher, Wilber, Nebraska, transferred to 5th Regiment, N. Y. V.
Corporal James Nicholson, Syracuse, N. Y., wounded 29 March, 1865.
Hiram Neal, Delphi, N. Y.
Corporal Simeon Neal, DeWitt, N. Y.
Eben A. Powers, Stanton, Montcalm Co., Mich.
Wesley Porter, Apulia, N. Y , wounded I April, 1865.
Joseph Pitcher, Baldwinsville, N. Y.
Edward Red, Bal winsville, N. Y.
Christian Renn, Baldwinsville, N. Y. Zebina Smith, Salmon River, N. Y.
Orin H. Sisson, Tully, N. Y.
Welcome Scott, Syracuse, N. Y.
John Sullivan, Syracuse, N. Y.
Corporal John Thorndill, Elmira, N. Y., severely wounded 29 March, IS65.
Wm. S. Vedder, Linklaen, N. Y.
Wm. H. Van Kleeck, Chicago, III.
Isaac N. Webster, Apulia, N. Y.
Wm. H. White, Fabius, N. Y., wounded 29 March, 1865.
John R. Well , Linklaen Center, N. Y .: Lemuel W. Wood, Taylor Center, Cort- land Co , N. Y.
John C. Whitney, Tully, N. Y., prisoner. Charles Webster, Federalsburg, Maryland. . ADDRESSES UNKNOWN. Henry H. Brown. Hiram Babcock.
Eugene R. Burgess
Wm A. Bishop, wounded 29 March, 1865. Charles S. Cook, name does not appear in Muster out Roll.
Benj. . N. Dunham, transferred to 5th Regi- ment, N. Y. V.
Stephen Gilderoy, wounded 31 March, 1865. Wm. Kavanagh, wounded 29 March, 1805. David Kenyon.
Wallace Mc Waine. (Dead?)
John McDonald, transferred to Company D, 22 March, 1865.
Stephen R. Nye, wounded I April, 1865. Wm. Pencelle, Canada.
Rev. Henry S. Redfield.
Wayne Towner, transfered to 5th Regi- ment, N. Y. V.
Martin Towner, wounded 29 March, IS65. Newton K. Wright, transferred to 5 Regi- inent. N. Y. V.
LIST OF DEAD SO FAR AS KNOWN.
Lieut Jacob M. Doran, resigned 20 March, 1865, died 11 February, 1867.
First Sergeant Milo W. Haskins, wounded 29 March, IS65, died March -, 1888.
Sergeant James Hobart, died (when ?)
Sergeant Orlando D. Wheadon, died 4 May, 1888.
James Blowers, missing 29 March, 1865, supposed killed.
Richard Chafee, died (when ?)
Oscar B. Dennis, died 7 February. 1865.
Charles Hudson, died 5 January, 1865.
Cornelius Hickey, died ( when ?)
Geo. W. Lansing, killed by a runaway horse, 30 December, ISS2.
Dennis McGuire, lost an arm, 29 March, 1865, died 14 December, 1888.
Franklin A. Marshall, killed 20 March, IS65.
Michael Neffinger, died 18 May, 1867.
Christopher Reckley, wounded 29 March, 1865, died 5 June, 1879.
Rossiter O. Wright, died (when ?)
Philo Wilbur, wounded 29 March, 1865, died of wounds, 14 May, 1865.
John Walters, murdered 9 January, ISS7.
COMPANY K.
The following list comprises the names of all the members of Company K, which was recruited in Syracuse and vicinity by Capt. . 1. H. Spore. The Postoffice addresses are given so far as the record shows.
Lieut. Lewis S. Edgar, acting Adjutant, Brevet Captain, 6 E. Fourteenth street, New York City.
Lieut. Joah W. Mercer, Brevet Captain, Box 221, Council Grove, Kansas.
Lieut. Cyrus A. Phillips, 27 Fitch street, Syracuse, N. Y., (Commission revoked.' prisoner October, 1864.
Color Sergeant Benton H. Wilson, O !! Postoffice Building, Buffalo, N. V., wounded twice March, 1865, promoted to First Ser- geant, 22 May, IS65.
Sergeant Edward S. Radway, Onondaga Valley, N. Y.
19
Sergeant James II. Partridge, Monravia, Cal.
Sergeant Reuben R. Porter, Great Bend, Kansas.
Alfred D. AAshcraft, We-thield, Tioga County, Penn , wounded 29 March, 18. 5.
Harvey Bo sman, 137 I ock street, Syracuse. George W. Brown, 198 Townsend st eet, Syracuse. .
Oscar M. Bailey, 167 Butternut treet, Sy- racuse, wounded 29 March, 1865.
Eaward L. Beebe, Franklin Forks, Penn., wounded 2 April, 1865.
James Bo line, id Muletown, N. Y.
Francis W. Brown, Soldier's Home, Bath, N. Y.
Corporal Myron Burns, Rochester, N. Y. Charles H. Babcock, Bradford N. Y.
Timothy L. Carley, 125 East Fayette street, Syracuse, prisoner 7 December, 186.4.
Patrick Cahili, 22 Nelson street, syracuse, wounded 29 Ma.ch, 1865.
Henry J. Coykend ull, 1076 Oneida street, Syracuse.
Frank Fuller, Tully Valley, N. Y.
John F etcher, Bowmanville, Canada, trans- ferred to Company I.
Henry Ferris, 68 Cayuga St., Syracuse, N. Y.
Nelson Greer, Syracuse, wounded 29 March, 1865.
Corporal George W. Hill, Saginaw, Mich. John Jackson, Onondaga Castle, N. Y.
Martin Lawlor, 8 Chemung street, Syra- cuse, wounded 29 March, 1865.
Lawrence Lynch, Niagara Falls, N. Y., wounded 29 March, 1865.
Edward W. Manchester, 8 Rann Ave., Syracuse, N. Y.
Wm. McDonough, Cohoes, N. Y.
David Reese, 6 Jackson street, Syracuse. .J imes A. Smith, Traverse City, Mich.
Daniel J. Salsbury, 30 Milton avenue, Syracuse.
Nelson T. Smith, Montrose, Penn.
Simeon L Stillwell, Franklin Forks, Penn.
Geo. S. Stannard, 19 Lowell avenue, Syra- cuse.
Charles Stokes, Syracuse, N. Y., wounded 29 March.
Theodore Stickles, prisoner, October, 1864. Warner, Brown Co., South Dakota
Geo. W. Telford, 20 Putnam street, Syra- cuse, wounded 29 March, 1865.
LeDroit E. Washburn, (alias Floyd Har- ris, ) Oneonta, N. Y.
Ingersoll, White, Mexico, N. Y.
William Welch, Little Falls, N. Y.
John H. Wilson, Binghamton, N. Y.
ADDRESSES UNKNOWN.
Sergeant Wm. H. Law ton.
George Atkins, deserted 22 Sept., 1864. Vernon B. Ayres. Charles M. Barber, deserted 22 Sept , 1864. Corporal George Lewis Boucher.
Wm. H. Bamfield, transferred to 5 Regi- ment, N. Y. V.
Ervine Bowman.
Martin Brown, transferred to 5 Kegiment, N. V. V.
Benjamin Brown, transferred to 5 Regi- ment, N. Y V
Murray J. Clark, wounded 29 March, 1865.
James N. Cameron, (or Cannon, ) trans ferred to 5 Regiment, N. V. V.
Patrick Dunn.
Martin Dwyer.
Corporal Francis N. Eaton, wounde | 29 Ma: ch, IS65.
Thomas N. Eden.
John Furman, deserted 22 Sente uher. 1864.
James Flood, wounded 29 March, 1855.
James Garvey.
Richard A. Harrington.
John P. H .ughtaling.
John Hoatland
Nicholas Hook, wounded 29 March, 1865, Colorado
David Lee.
Henry G. Myers.
Almon A. McGill.
Moses L Maynard.
Dominick, or Dimmick Maynard.
Rufus Owen.
Birdseye Phelps, deserted 22 Sept., 1864.
Patrick Quigley, deserted 22 Sept , 1864.
Michael Ryan, missing 7 February, 1865.
Edward Ryan, deserted 22 Sept., 1864.
Andrew J. Smith.
Need help finding more records? Try our genealogical records directory which has more than 1 million sources to help you more easily locate the available records.