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"Birthday gifts" were made to Major Landon and Editor Leland by the Society and to Colonel Houston, Captain Wall, Captain Grant, Lieutenant Pad- dock, and Messrs. Eugene G. Foster and J. Hegeman Foster by the Active Company.
The Company received from Major Landon as a birthday gift the original parchment muster roll signed by "The Lancers" a hundred years ago, en- rolling themselves as "Members of the First Troop, 27th Regiment, National Guard, under the command of Andrew B. Brinckerhoff of the First Division of Artillery of the State of New York, to do duty as Cavalry."
This historic document, specially framed to include the original silver tube and spool which held it, will now take its place in the Company Room with the "Troop Flag," the hundred-year-old standard of Company I.
520
THE FIRST HUNDRED YEARS OF COMPANY I
SOBE
A Regimental Review for Brigadier General Wade Hampton Hayes, our former Captain and Colonel, was given on Wednesday, March 9. After the review the evening parade was taken by Major Landon, President of the Society of Ninth Company Veterans, and by the entire Active Company, a gracious com- pliment extended by Colonel Tobin in honor of our One Hundredth Anniver- sary. There was a delightful reception afterwards in the Company Room. Altogether it was a most glamorous event
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1930-1938
THE CENTENNIAL COMPANY
As the year 1938 brings to a close the last chapter in "The First Hundred Years", a great rifle company stands ready to carry on the tradition of "Casey's Company."
The outstanding superiority of Company I in shooting has brought to the "Centennial Company" every Company rifle, pistol, and automatic-rifle trophy now in competition within the Regiment, the Brigade, and the State.
Regimental indoor trophies include the 71st Regiment (5-man team), Abeel (10-man team), Kemp (25-man team), Rathbone (30-man team), Clark (50-man team), and Adjutants' Pistol (3 officers).
The State Match Trophies offered for company competition are the Adjutant General's (3-man team), Company Team (4-man team), and Macnab Pistol (4-man team). All three matches were won by Company I teams.
Camp qualification firing in 1938 resulted in another "clean sweep" for Company I, with twenty-one automatic-rifle qualifications and the following remarkable record of fifty-nine qualifications with the service rifle:
No. Firing
Rank
Average Score
Qualification SS
MM
3
Officers
242
Ex. 3
8
Sergeants
227
5
2
1
8
Corporals
223
4
3
1
14
Pvts. 1st Cl.
220
6
3
5
26
Privates
209
2
10
14
The average rifle score for the Company was 217, three points above Sharp- shooter. The average score for the twenty-one qualified auto-riflemen who returned from camp was 392.
These excellent scores won the two Regimental outdoor shooting awards, the Stein and O'Donohue Trophies, as well as the Brigade "Figure of Merit" Prize.
This typically "Company I" achievement has never been equalled and can never be excelled !
REGIMENTAL EFFICIENCY GUIDON
In addition to its record in marksmanship, the 1938 company attained ratings in attendance, ceremonies and camp inspections which won for Com- pany I the guidon awarded annually by the Regiment to its most efficient company. And Toujours Prêt, a centenarian, once more leads the great Reg- iment he has served so long, so faithfully, and so well.
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REGIMENT DR PARADE
--
Company I-Peekskill-1938
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1930-1938
VALEDICTORY
T HE cavalcade of the years has passed. The drums roll off in the distance.
We have stood on the side lines at Bowling Green and seen the gal- lant old National Guard Troop clank by with Brinckerhoff at its head. We have cheered wildly for the Light Artillery Company as it dragged its howitzers down Broadway on the great march to save the Capital in '61.
With enthusiasm brimming over we have seen the best drilled Infantry Company in the National Guard-48 files-wheel with clock-like precision around the Square led by the incomparable Captain Casey.
We have seen its successors keep the pace and the spirit under Landon and McAlpin and Houston.
Then there came a sunburned and lean Company I with slouch hats and back-breaking packs, that had disturbed the alkali dust of Texas' burning plains, led by Hayes.
And when the war clouds again lower, across the fields of France in apple- blossom time plods a new Ninth Company singing the old songs, cracking the old jokes, while at the head of the column march Ray Egan and Percy Hall. The sun is out and all nature is smiling. Surely, this cannot be war!
But there came a day when these soldier boys of New York City and State awoke to the stern realities, received their baptism of fire, and made their first sacrifices in Flanders' fields. In the grey dawn of a fatal September morning they faced the great test, stormed the heights and three score died around Percy Hall on the slopes of Guillemont-but the survivors kept on!
After the black clouds passed over and the sun shone out once more, back on Park Avenue we saw a new Regiment swing by under the first Company I Colonel-Wade Hayes-who builded so well on the old foundations. And in its ranks another Ninth led by veteran Captains-Buell, Clayton, Garey and Johnson. No after-the-war indifference can break the spirit or weaken the stay- ing powers of "Toujours Prêt." On they go!
And here we stand today, we Vets, with thankful hearts and brimming eyes as we view the youngsters of 1938 carrying the old Troop standard so high. Finer boys never marched under it. They have captured all the trophies for straight shooting-in more senses than one-with gallant young Devereux in command. A long cheer for him! A long cheer for them-the Actives of 1938!
The first hundred years may or may not be the hardest, but God grant that the next hundred may be as useful to our country, as glorious, and as enjoy- able, for we are here to proclaim to the world that belonging to Company I of the 7th Regiment is the finest thing that can happen to any man!
AN UNOFFICIAL
Roster
OF
Company I Seventh Infantry
FROM ITS ORGANIZATION March 6, 1838 March 6, 1938
1938
ROSTER OF COMPANY I, 1838-1938
THE FOUNDERS March 6, 1838
1838
Captain Robert W. Beach
Resigned Aug., 1841.
1st Lieut. Daniel T. Brown -Resigned 1839.
2nd Lieut. George W. Allerton
-Discharged 1840.
Cornet Nehemiah B. Lane
-Discharged 1845.
Allerton, Archibald M.
-Discharged 1845.
Allerton, D.
Discharged 1845.
Bennett, I. A.
-Discharged 1845.
Brinckerhoff, Andrew B.
-Cornet, 1839.
2nd Lieut., 1840.
1st Lieut., 1841.
Captain, 1841.
Resigned Nov., 1847.
Major, Feb., 1848.
Lieut .- Col., Jan. 29, 1849.
Clark, William
Discharged 1845.
Foster, William R.
2nd Lieut., 1841.
Grow, Wales F.
Discharged 1845.
Halsey, Stephen R.
-Discharged 1845.
Houghton, Edwin
-Discharged 1845.
Lawrence, James D.
-1st Lieut., 1839. Resigned 1845.
Littell, Elias B.
Discharged 1845.
Nunns, John F.
Discharged 1845.
Nunns, Robert
Discharged 1845.
Nunns, Robert, Jr.
-Discharged 1845.
Olcott, Charles H.
Discharged 1845.
Osborn, H. B.
Ritter, Charles Discharged 1845.
-Discharged 1845.
Simonson, Thomas H.
Discharged 1845.
Siney, William R.
Discharged 1845.
Stoughtenburgh
Cornet, 1840.
Williams, Foster B. 25
-2nd Lieut., 1841.
1st Sergt., 1838.
1839
JOINED
Cobb, Elisha M. Sept. 17-2nd Lieut., 1844.
Hathorn, George C. May 1-Discharged 1846.
Moger, Simeon March 17-Discharged 1846.
Walter, Israel D.
July 11 -- Discharged 1846.
4
1840
Gilchrist, John W.
Aug. 15-Discharged 1847.
Halsey, Jeremiah H. Aug. 12-Discharged 1847.
Watts, Lewis H. June 5-2nd Lieut., March 26, 1846. 3 Capt., 1847. Resigned June, 1852.
Captain, 1854. Resigned, 1856. Cross of Honor, silver, 1909.
Resigned May, 1852. Seriously wounded Astor Place Riots. Cross of Honor, bronze, 1913. Died 1877. Cross of Honor, gold, 1909. Discharged 1845.
Died Sept. 12, 1890.
Discharged 1845. 1st Lieut., 1841. Resigned 1843 or 1844.
Discharged 1846.
526
COMPANY I-1841-1845
1841
JOINED
Bond, Albert
Oct. 14-Removed from city.
Curtis, T. M. Nov. 18-Discharged disab.
Didenhoeffer, Isaac
May 1-Discharged 1848.
Kayser, Henry
May 1-Discharged 1848.
Lee, William
Nov. 13_Removed from city.
Schaeffer, Gabriel
Dec. 8-Discharged 1848.
Tomlinson, Isaac
Nov. 18-2nd Lieut., Aug. 17, 1848. 1st Lieut., 1850. Captain, 1852.
Died in service Nov., 1853. Cross of Honor, bronze, 1913.
1842
Ditman, Martin March 10-Dropped.
Henry, William G. Oct. 1-Died in service.
Lytle, Andrew .Aug. 1-Cornet, 1842-9.
Discharged 1849.
Martin, George W. March 1-Discharged 1849.
McDonald, Charles
July 14-Removed from city.
Thomas, Ephraim
March 7-Died in service.
Tinkham, Orlando
Oct. 1-1st Lieut., 1845. Resigned 1849.
Died 1852.
Turnbull, Adam W. March
1-Discharged 1849.
Varian, Alfred 9
March 1-Discharged 1849.
1st Lieut., 1852.
1843
Mailler, William H. July 1-Died Nov. 12, 1903.
Williamson, Jeremiah A. .Sept. 1-Removed from city.
2
1844
Brinckerhoff, Richard Aug. 15-Discharged disab.
Bush, William K. Sept. 7-Died in service.
Lane, I. M.
Nov. 14-Removed from city.
Nunns, William, Jr.
Sept. 7-Discharged 1851.
Shipman, W. M.
Aug. 1-Sergt., Oct. 11, 1848.
Smith, Carl 6
1845
Bergen, Abraham S. April 1-Discharged 1852.
Clark, Robert Sept. 16-Discharged.
Goldsmitt, David
Feb. 13-Removed from city.
Gorell, C. B.
July 25 -- Died in service.
Lewis, John
Sept. 1-Discharged.
Lytle, Alexander
July 3-1st Lieut., 1854. Capt. 1856. Resigned 1858.
Cross of Honor, bronze, 1913.
McManus, Edward Feb. 13-Record incomplete.
Pope, Charles, Jr. April 1-Removed from city.
Price, John I. S. March 9-Removed from city.
Prue, I. H.
Dec. 15-Discharged 1852.
Simpson, L. H., Jr.
April 1-Discharged.
Sniffen, Elisha
Sept. 1-Discharged.
Walsh, William W. 13
Feb. 13-Discharged.
Discharged 1851.
Sept. 15-Discharged 1851.
Varian, Jacob H. 8
May 1 -- Discharged 1848.
COMPANY I-1846-1851
527
1846
JOINED
Jenner, W. H. April 18-Sergt., 1847.
Rosenburgh, Isaac May 14 -- Discharged.
Seligman, James May 14 -- Discharged 1853.
Spyer, Elias 4
Oct. 1-Discharged April 13, 1854.
Discharged 1853. Died July 2, 1894.
1847
Alexander, George C. Aug. 25 -- Removed from city.
Day, Charles J.
Oct. 19-2nd Lieut., 1852.
1st Lieut., 1855.
Resigned probably 1858.
Foggin, John
Oct. 3-Discharged 1854.
Haight, William H.
4
Oct. 1-2nd Lieut., 1855. 1st Lieut., 1858. Resigned 1859.
Cross of Honor, bronze, 1885. Died April 11, 1892.
Cross of Honor, bronze, 1913.
1848
Brigham, William
Feb. 7-Discharged.
1
1849
Andrews, S. W. Jan. 3-Record incomplete.
Chasmer, Edward
Nov. 15-Discharged 1856.
Cragin, Charles A.
Dec. 13-Discharged 1856.
Cragin, Edwin T.
Dec. 13-Captain, 1858.
Duncan, Walter
Feb. 15-Discharged 1856.
Re-enlisted Apr. 12, 1855. Sergt., Apr. 26, 1858.
Fuller, Austin A. Dec. 13-Sergt., Apr. 26, 1858.
Discharged 1860.
Haulenbeck, Peter Feb. 10-Record incomplete.
Martling, Ralph
Feb. 15-Record incomplete.
Smith, David
Feb. 2-Discharged 1856.
Wanzer, Charles
Dec. 13-Discharged 1856.
10
1850
Bonnell, John P. March 7-Removed from city.
Cornish, John Dec. 24-Record incomplete.
Crawford, I. March 7-Discharged.
Davis, N. H. March 7-Discharged 1859.
Gage, Hampton D. March 7-Discharged 1859.
Gregory, James Nov. 15-Cornet, 1856. Discharged 1857.
White, P., Jr. 7
Nov. 15-Removed from state.
Resigned Apr. 14, 1859. 1st Lieut., May 2, 1859. Resigned probably 1860.
Cross of Honor, bronze, 1913. Died Jan. 15, 1894.
Died 1860.
1851
Moore, Ambrose L. Sept. 26-Died in service, 1857. Perley, Charles Dec. 10-Discharged 1858.
2
528
COMPANY I-1852-1857
1852
JOINED
Brunlow, John Dec. 9 -- Removed from state.
Fairweather, Marsenas Aug. 12-Discharged 1859.
Lecklin, Bernard I. 3
May 13 -- Sergt., Dec. 10, 1857.
Discharged 1859.
1853
Bailey, H. C.
July 14-Discharged 1860.
Beach, R. .Oct. 13-Discharged 1860.
Bonnell, Henry
Oct. 13-U.S. service, 1861.
De Lamater, John W.
Sept. 9-Cornet, April 26, 1858-1860. Discharged 1860.
James, P. W. H. Oct. 8-Record incomplete.
Perley, Edward M. 6
June 9 -- Sergt., 1857.
Cornet, Dec. 10, 1857. 2nd Lieut., 1858.
Discharged. Re-enlisted May 9, 1861. Resigned Oct. 14, 1861.
Captain, Apr. 25, 1859. Resigned Sept. 13, 1860.
1854
Conklin, James R. Dec. 14-U.S. Service, 1861.
Van Tassel, Emery M. Sept. 1-Discharged about 1862.
Dec. 14-U.S. Service, 1861.
1855
Bear, Isaac Sept. 13-Resigned May 13, 1856.
Lowe, Robert J. Sept. 13-Record incomplete.
Nov. 1-Sergt., May 2, 1859.
Van Brunt, George F. 3
Resigned Mar. 8, 1860.
1856
Cragin, Henry A. June 11-1st Sergt., Apr. 25, 1859. 1st Lieut., Mar. 13, 1860.
Fuller, Andrew J.
Oct. 10-Sergt., Sept. 24, 1860.
U.S. Service, 1861.
Genin, Erastus Sept. 11-Sergt., July 9, 1857.
1st Sergt., April 26, 1858.
Irwin, Alexander Nov. 13-Dropped.
McClune, William J. Oct. 10-Sergt., Apr. 23, 1860.
Miller, B. B. Sept. 11-Major U.S. Vols., 1862.
Tragesen, John
May 2 -- Discharged.
White, Charles C.
Oct. 10 -- 1st Sergt., Apr. 23, 1860.
2nd Lieut., Sept. 24, 1860.
White, George W. 9
Sept. 11-U.S. Service 1861-1863. Discharged 1865.
1857
Andrews, Isaac R. March 12-Dropped. De Lamater, Charles H. May 14-Sergt., May 2, 1859.
Jamison, Alfred Nov. 12-Dropped disab. July 24, 1863.
MacBride, Irwin H. Dec. 10-Sergt., March 13, 1860. 1st Sergt., Sept. 24, 1860. 2nd Lieut., June 23, 1863. 1st Lieut., Dec. 7, 1863. U.S. Service 1861-1862-1863.
U.S. Service 1861-1863. Resigned Dec., 1863. Discharged.
2nd Lieut., 1859. Resigned 1859.
Resigned June 13, 1861.
U.S. Service 1861-2. Resigned June 17, 1863. Cross of Honor, bronze, 1913. Died May 19, 1919.
Trans. out Apr. 12, 1860.
Resigned Jan., 1868. Cross of Honor, bronze, 1884. Died Oct. 6, 1893.
Died Nov. 2, 1898.
Warren, Charles J. 3
Died March 1, 1900.
Lieut., U.S. Vols.
529
COMPANY I-1857-1860
JOINED
Stone, George H.
Oct. 8-U.S. Service 1862-1863.
Van Iderstine, Peter, Jr. June 11-U.S. Service, 1861-1862-1863.
Discharged June 11, 1864.
Youngs, David A. Feb. 12-Sergt., May 2, 1859.
7
1858
Law, R. J. -U.S. Service 1861.
Miller, Anthony May 13-U.S. Service 1863.
Moore, Lawrence, Jr. April 8-Sergt., Oct. 14, 1861.
U.S. Service 1861-1862-1863.
Plato, Nelson Dec. 9-Dropped-war.
Simons, Augustus H. Nov. 11-Trans. out Aug. 9, 1860.
Sterling, Joseph A. 6
March 11-Discharged March 11, 1865.
Died June 4, 1914. Discharged Dec. 3, 1866. Captain, U.S. Vols.
1859
Angell, L. K. Sept. 8-Dropped Aug. 9, 1860.
Bowen, West
April 14 -- Dropped.
Childs, Henry A.
Jan. 13-U.S. Service 1861.
Darling, Samuel, Jr. Feb. 10-Discharged.
Grosjean, Edward
Jan. 13-Discharged.
Keeler, Edwin, Jr.
Dec. 8-Corpl., May 21, 1861. Ord. Sergt., May 17, 1861. Red. Req., Jan. 13, 1862. Corpl., March 10, 1862.
Marshall, James Nov. 10-Resigned Aug. 8, 1861.
Moses, H. W. Sept. 8-Sergt., March 13, 1860.
Valentine, William H. March 10-Discharged.
Wood, Frederic R 10
Feb. 10-Dropped Aug. 8, 1861.
1860
Adams, Thomas W. Jan. 16-Dropped July 24, 1863.
Anderson, John P. Jan. 16-Prob. Dropped.
Brock, Henry Feb. 9-U.S. Service 1862.
Calhoun, James Dec. 13-U.S. Service 1862. Discharged Feb. 9, 1863.
Carpenter, V. March 8-Dropped Aug. 9, 1860.
Corey, Robert P. Dec. 13-Corpl. Oct. 14, 1861. U.S. Service 1861-1862-1863.
Fitzpatrick, Thomas A. April 12-U.S. Service 1861. Mclaughlin, Napoleon B -Previous service. Sergt., U.S. Cav., 1858. Enl. Co. B, Oct. 13, 1859. March 13-Trans. to Co. I as 1st Sergt. 2nd Lieut., April 23, 1860. Captain, Sept. 24, 1860. Resigned April 16, 1861. 2nd Lieut., U.S. Cav., Mar. 27, 1861. 1st Lieut., May 3, 1861. Captain, July 17, 1862. Asst. Insp. Gen., Army of Kentucky, 1862. C.O. 10th Ken. Cav., 1862. Col. 1st Mass. Vols., Oct. 1, 1862. Brevet Major U.S.A., May 3, 1863.
Turmen, Charles
Jan. 14-U.S. Service 1861.
Sergt., Nov. 3, 1862. 1st Sergt., June 23, 1863. U.S. Service 1861-1862-1863. Resigned Dec. 3, 1866.
Dropped Nov. 11, 1861.
Dropped Dec. 22, 1864. Died 1868.
Resigned Jan. 6, 1868.
Col., 57th Mass. Vet. Vols., Sept. 30, 1864. Brevet Brig. Gen. of Vols., 1864. C.O. of brigade in Ninth Corps, 1864.
Prisoner in Libby, Mar. 25, 1864, until Lee's surrender. Brevet Col., U.S.A., 1864. Mustered out Sept. 1, 1865, and joined his command in U.S.A. Col., U.S. Cav., 1864. Ret. disability 1865. Brevet Brig .- Gen., U.S.A., March 13, 1865. Resigned from U.S.A. Cross of Honor, gold, 1909. Died Jan. 27, 1887.
Dropped May 12, 1862.
June 14-Prob. dropped. White, Charles D. 10
Died Dec. 23, 1893.
U.S. Service 1861-1863.
530
COMPANY I-1861
1861
JOINED
Abecasis, Marco Dec. 19-U.S. Service 1862.
Discharged 1870.
Arthur, Edward G. Dec. 19-Corpl., Nov. 3, 1862.
Captain, Sept. 29, 1869.
Resigned April 17, 1873. Cross of Honor, bronze, 1885. Died March 3, 1924.
Discharged. Died Feb. 6, 1888.
Resigned Aug. 8, 1861.
Captain, 1864. Disch. disab. 1864.
Brev. Col. and Brig .- Gen.
Re-Enl. Co. I, Feb. 2, 1865.
Died July 21, 1902.
Resigned Aug. 3, 1863.
A.D.C. Brig .- Gen. Irwin, 1864-5.
Cross of Honor, bronze, 1884. Sergt., U.S. Vols.
Died 1876.
Lieut., U.S. Vols.
Brev. Col.
Re-Enl. Co. I, Feb. 2, 1865. Cross of Honor, silver,
1886.
Bulay, Milner Nov. 3-Captain, 12th Regt.
Burdick, Samuel C.
May 9-Corpl., Nov. 3, 1862. Sergt., April 23, 1863. 2nd Lieut., Dec. 7, 1863. 1st Lieut., Jan. 6, 1868.
Bush, Theodore H. May 9-U.S. Service 1861-1862-1863. Dropped-war.
Church, Edward D May 9-Corpl., Aug. 3, 1863.
U.S. Service 1861-1863.
Clark, Benjamin A. May 9-Died in service.
Clark, Lawrence W. Nov. 10-Discharged Jan. 4, 1869.
Clark, Robert W. June 13-U.S. Service 1862.
Coan, William B. May 9-U.S. Service 1861. Dropped-war. -U.S. Service 1861.
Concklin, John P., Jr.
Coombs, Philip
May
9-U.S. Service 1861.
Dropped Nov. 3, 1862.
Engineer, U.S.N.
Davis, Barney May 9-Dropped.
Davis, Barry June 13-Dropped Dec. 9, 1861, war.
Davis, George D., Jr. May 9-U.S. Service 1861.
Davis, George T. M.
Nov. - U.S. Service 1862.
Dayton, George E. May 9-U.S. Service 1861-1862. -Dropped-war. -U.S. Service 1861.
Dean, William L. May
Doughty, Gardner K.
May 9-Lieut., 48th Regt. N. Y. V., 1861-1864. Cross of Honor, silver, 1909.
Died Apr. 26, 1908.
Dunn, James F. May 9-Died in service.
Dunnell, George H. May 9-Corpl., Nov. 3, 1862.
Sergt., July 24, 1863.
Durfee, Fenton
May 9-U.S. Service 1861.
Died Feb. 21, 1872.
Arthur, Henry E. May 9-U.S. Service 1861.
Ball, Charles J. C. May 9-Dropped-war. Captain, U.S. Vols.
Barker, Joshua May 9-U.S. Service 1861.
Barnes, William H. L.
Dec. 13-Sergt., Jan. 13, 1862. U.S. Service 1862. Dropped April 13, 1863. Sergt., 93rd Regt. N.Y. Vols. 1862. 2nd Lieut., 1863.
Barney, Newcomb C. May 9 -- Corpl., Nov. 3, 1862. U.S. Service 1861-2.
Barrett, Albert R. May 9-U.S. Service 1861. Dropped-war. 2nd Lieut. U.S. Sharpshoot- ers, 1861-2. -U.S. Service 1861.
Barrie, John
Bill, Avery, Jr.
May 9-U.S. Service 1862-1863. Discharged 1868.
Brainard, L. W.
May 9-Dropped-war.
Bramhall, William L. May 9-Sergt.
93rd Regt. N.Y. Vols., 1862.
2nd Lieut., 1863. Captain, 1864. Disch. disab., 1864.
Resigned June, 1868. U.S. Service 1862-3. Died June 16, 1888.
Captain, U.S. Vols.
Resigned Sept. 11, 1865.
Died Dec. 11, 1920. Discharged 1868. Lieut .- Col., U.S. Vols. Died 1877.
Cummings, A. M. May
9-Corpl., May 21, 1861. U.S. Service 1861. Dropped March 10, 1862, war.
Lieut., U.S. Vols.
Lieut., U.S. Vols.
Lieut., U.S. Vols.
U.S. Service 1861-1862-1863. Dropped June 13, 1864. Resigned Dec. 13, 1861.
U.S. Service 1862-3. Sergt., Oct. 7, 1867. 1st Sergt., Jan. 6, 1868. 1st Lieut., July 2, 1868.
531
COMPANY I-1861
JOINED
Easton, Charles A.
-- Previous record. Enl. Co. H. Sept. 14, 1849. Aug. 12-Re-Enl. in Co. I. Captain, Sept. 12, 1861. U.S. Service 1862-1863. Resigned Sept. 29, 1869.
Eddy, Clinton
May 9-U.S. Service 1861. Dropped Dec. 9, 1861, war.
Edgar, Samuel P. April 26-U.S. Service 1861-1862-1863. Ellis, Franklin Corpl., Dec. 14, 1863. May 9-U.S. Service 1861. Dropped-war.
Farmer, George E. April 18-U.S. Service 1861.
Fisher, William H. May 9_U.S. Service 1861.
Fordred, Drayson April 18 -- Dropped-war. Sergt. U.S. Vols.
Franklin, David R. May 9_U.S. Service 1861. Retired Nov. 13, 1862.
Giberson, Samuel
May 9-U.S. Service 1861. Dropped-war.
Goodridge, L. O.
May 9 -- U.S. Service 1861. 1st Lieut. 51st Regt., N. Y.V. Acting Brig. Q.M. and Com. Captain, U.S. Vols.
Graves, E. Emmons May 9_U.S. Service 1861.
Dropped-war.
Harmsted, R. M.
May 9_U.S. Service 1861. Dropped-war.
Howell, J. Russell May 9-Dropped-war. Master's Mate, U.S.N., 1862-1864.
Ketchum, Edmund Dec. 19-Corpl., Nov. 3, 1862. Sergt .. July 24, 1863. U.S. Service 1862-1863.
Kinney, Charles N.
Nov. 7-U.S. Service 1862.
Knapp, Edgar S.
May 9-U.S. Service 1861-1863.
Lent, De Witt C.
June 13-U.S. Service 1863.
Lent, Whitman S.
Nov. 14-U.S. Service 1862.
Discharged May 9, 1900, and retired as 2nd Lieut.
Lewis, George W. Dec. 9-U.S. Service 1862-1863. Corpl., Jan. 6, 1868. Red. Req., Nov. 10, 1876. Discharged Nov. 15, 1895.
Lockwood, Frederick A. May 9-U.S. Service 1861.
Lord, J. Ruthven May 9-Dropped Nov. 3, 1861.
Mack, Valentine May
-U.S. Service 1861.
MacSpedon, W. A. May -U.S. Service 1861.
Manning, John P. May 9-U.S. Service 1861. Dropped March 13, 1862.
Marlor, George W. May 9-Dropped Dec. 9, 1861. Re-Enl. Nov. 3, 1862. Dropped Dec. 22, 1864.
Martin, Peter H. May 9-U.S. Service 1861-1862.
Mathews, James May 9-U.S. Service 1861.
McCrea, John E. May 9-U.S. Service 1861-1863.
McCrosson, T. A. May 9-U.S. Service 1861. Dropped-war.
McDonald, Alexander, Jr. May 9-U.S. Service 1861-1863.
McLane, Archibald May -U.S. Service 1861.
Merchant, Albert T. May 9-U.S. Service 1861-1863.
Merriman, Elijah R. April 19-U.S. Service 1861.
Trans. to Co. H, June, 1861. Captain 5th Regt. West Va. Vols. 1861-1865.
Mingay, Elwood B. April 18-U.S. Service 1861-1863. Engineer, U.S.N., 1861-1863.
Corpl. and Sergt. Co. H. Discharged Oct. 3, 1856. At time of resignation Sen- ior Captain.
Cross of Honor, silver, 1909. Died Feb. 18, 1886.
Lieut., U.S. Vols.
Dropped June 13, 1864.
Captain, U.S. Vols.
Dropped Dec. 9, 1861. Dropped Nov. 3, 1862.
Killed Cold Harbor, June 1, 1864. Lieut., U.S. Vols.
Captain, U.S. Vols.
Re-Enl. Co. I, May 9, 1863. Disch. disab. June, 1863. Cross of Honor, bronze, 1885. Died Sept. 20, 1911.
Brig .- Gen., U.S. Vols.
Sergt., U.S. Vols.
Cross of Honor, bronze, 1885.
Died March 20, 1894. Discharged Feb. 6, 1868. Died May, 1911.
Trans. out. Discharged 1868. Discharged Nov. 5, 1868. Cross of Honor, diamond, 1886. Died Oct. 30, 1905.
Cross of Honor, diamond, 1886. Died Oct. 28, 1924.
Died in service, Nov., 1866.
Lieut., U.S. Vols.
U.S. Service 1861-1862. Died April 25, 1911.
Dropped Dec. 18, 1862. Re-Enl. Co. I, Jan. 12, 1865. Discharged 1869. Sergt., U.S. Vols.
Discharged 1868. Brevet Major. Cross of Honor, bronze, 1884.
Discharged March 9, 1869. Died April 13, 1895.
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Mitchell, R. C.
May 9-U.S. Service 1861. Captain, U.S. Vols., Aug. 8, 1861. Assigned to 51st Regt. N.Y. Vols. Major, U.S. Vols., Sept., 1862.
Moore, George C. May 9-U.S. Service 1861. Dropped-war. May 9-U.S. Service 1861-1862.
Nandain, George D.
O'Beirne, James R.
April 19-U.S. Service 1861. 1st Lieut. and Capt. 37th Regt. N.Y. Vols., 1861. Wounded and mustered out. Captain Vet. Res. Corps, 1863. May 9-Corpl., May 21, 1861. Sergt., Dec. 14, 1863. U.S. Service 1861-1863.
O'Brien, Oswin
Olney, James E. May 9-U.S. Service 1861.
Osborn, Charles H.
May -U.S. Service 1861.
Park, L. W.
Nov. 11-Dropped.
Potter, W. S.
May 9-U.S. Service 1861.
Richardson, George R. May 9-Trans. out Co. H, 1861.
Rockwell, Fenton
May 9-U.S. Service 1861-1862. Captain, 18th N.Y. Cav., 1863. Mustered out 1866.
Ryan, William H. May 9-Corpl., April 27, 1863. U.S. Service 1861-1863.
Seaman, Jamison C. June 13-U.S. Service 1861-1862.
Seaman, William
May 9 -- U.S. Service 1861-1862.
Spalding, Stephen F.
May 9-U.S. Service 1861.
Spier, A. B.
May 9-U.S. Service 1861. Dropped-war.
Sprague, Charles G. Aug. 8-U.S. Service 1862-1863. Corpl., Aug. 3, 1863.
Stout, T. P.
May 9-U.S. Service 1861. Dropped-war.
Sweet, Milton B.
May 9-U.S. Service 1861-1863. Corpl., Oct. 9, 1865. Sergt., Dec. 3, 1866. 1st Sergt., July 2, 1868. 2nd Lieut., Sept. 29, 1869.
Swezey, Joseph H. S. May
Tailof, Ivan May
-U.S. Service 1861. 9-U.S. Service 1861. Sergt., 65th Regt. N.Y. Vols., July, 1861. 2nd Lieut., Aug. 1, 1862. 1st Lieut., July 1, 1863. Captain, Co. B, March 7, 1864. Mustered out Sept. 12, 1864. Major, First Army Corps, Dec. 21, 1864.
Taylor, H. B. May 9-U.S. Service 1861.
Tufts, John M., Jr.
May 9-U.S. Service 1861-1862. Dropped Dec. 18, 1862.
Tyng, Charles R.
Dec. 9-U.S. Service 1862.
Tyng, Thomas M.
May 9-U.S. Service 1861-1862.
Sergt., Oct. 14, 1861.
Wagner, Charles F. May 9-U.S. Service 1861.
Welles, George M. May 9-U.S. Service 1861.
Sergt., May 21, 1861.
Wheeler, William
May 9-U.S. Service 1861.
Sergt., May 21, 1861. Dropped Sept. 12, 1861, war.
White, D. W. May 9-U.S. Service 1861. Dropped-war.
White, James G. May -U.S. Service 1861.
Lieut .- Col., U.S. Vols., 1863. Insp .- Gen., Gen. Parke's Staff, Aug. 14, 1864. Resigned Oct. 18, 1864. Brev. Col., U.S. Vols., 1865.
Lieut., U.S. Vols.
Dropped Dec. 18, 1862.
Major, U.S. Vols., 1864.
Mustered out 1866.
Brev. Brig .- Gen., U.S. Vols.
Cross of Honor, gold, 1909. Died Feb. 18, 1917.
Discharged Oct., 1867. Died Jan. 21, 1912.
Dropped Nov. 3, 1862.
Cross of Honor, bronze, 1886. Died Jan. 12, 1913.
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