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Sergeant Charles A. Haller.
Sergeant Joseph S. Wehrle. Sergeant Joseph Gang.
Corporal Albert Speece. Corporal Benjamin D. Hall.
Corporal Joseph R. Northcraft.
Corporal Frank P. Winstell.
Corporal Frank D. Wentworth.
Corporal John A. Bonner. Corporal Henry Shaffer.
Bugler William Schmitt. Musician John F. Dressel.
Wagoner George Harrison. Corporal Ashmad Charles.
PRIVATES.
Thomas Armstrong, James F. Attee, William E. Allen, John Cro- nin, Joseph O. Clark, Joseph Chloe, John W. Douglass, Henry Du- vall, William C. Ellis, August Friday, Henry Frazier, Henry Frillman, George Greenfield, Lewis Hahn, Herman Hinkley, John F. Hanley, Hannibal M. Hopkins, Thomas Kennedy, Henry Keith, Patrick Logue, Robert Menah, Daniel McGillicudy, John Meier, Absalom Maxwell, Joseph Nevill, James O'Malley, Cannville Peyrot, Hiram C. Page, Stephen Ross, Joseph Kohler, Charles Schuster, Killian Stros- ser, Richard Thomson, James B. Willets, George W. Whippy,. George Whistler, Robert Andrews, William Carrington, Henry Cahlenburg, John Maley, John D. Newman, Nicholas Stumpf, Antonia Smith, Henry C. Thatcher, John Wilson.
Killed in Battle .- Privates, Valentine Merdian, Charles Waltermut. Missing in Action .- Michael Munly.
Died .- Privates, John Christ, Henry Rusher, Martin Seebaur, Ben- jamin Worrell.
Discharged. - Sergeant William H. Pierce, John Mitter, Samuel Walker, William A, Ream. Joseph Sandheiger, Levi Thompson, Levi H. Banker, John J. Bozle, William Boingard, Deloraine Brown, Eugene Brown, Bryan C. Eager, John M. Gay, Lawrence Gay, Max Hen- dricks, John Hollister, John G. King, Joseph Legrand, Owen Mur- phy, Levi L. Pritzel, John Riley, David Singer, Andrew Sullivan, Ed- ward Ulm, Anthony Walsh.
Transferred-Privates, Joseph Hahn, Samuel Lawrence, Maley Lem- ing, Ferdinand Shvenpedder. Edward M. Shoemaker.
On muster in, not on muster out roll .-- Privates, W. A. Bouregard, Levi H. Barchus, Robert Davis, Lawrence Guise, George Hoffman, Arthur Imer, John Jager, George Willason, John O'Neil, Joseph Reilly, Avoni Rollins, William H. H. Stout, Henry Williams, Constan- tine Zimmerman.
COMPANY I.
COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
Captain James Bense. Captain Benjamin F. West.
First Lieutenant Richard Southgate.
First Lieutenant George T. Lewis.
Second Lieutenant Walter Lawrence.
Second Lieutenant Josiah W. Stanker.
NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS,
First Sergeant William S. Woolverton.
Sergeant John Hanley.
Sergeant Ferdinand McDonough.
Corporal William Langenheim.
Corporal William Crawford.
Corporal Charles Fahlbush.
Corporal Richard Garwood.
Corporal Henry Harmeyer.
Corporal Frederick Larkcom.
Musician Edward Frike.
Teamster Frederick Shoenck.
PRIVATES.
Otto Anner, Newton Burknell, Henry Buddenbaum, Frank Brahm, George Bruner, Adolph Bruner, Edward P. Catlin, Benjamin Clark, Jo- seph Drehr, Antone Frave, Joseph Gutzweiler, Edwin Green, Angust Grass, Adolph Hof, Jacob Hauser, Gottlieb Heller, James V. Hirlez, David Hummel, Roland O. Jones, William Jurgans, Dennis H. Kenedy, Christopher Kohli, John C. Lynch, Jacob Liese, Jacob Landis, Eli Miller, Hiram Mosier, William L. May, John McGlone, James Mar- tin, August Nischan, Timothy Ryan, John L. Rea, Matthias Seibert, Christopher Schweitzer, William C. Webber, Sylvester Webber, Wil-
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liam Yager, John Zimmerman. Under-cook (African) George Wash- ington. Peter Bruner, Frederick Beck, John Buckhart. Michael Con- nell, Samuel Erumiger, Robert Fenley, William Geisel, John Little, Jacob Litzel, Thomas Marshall, John Oysterbag, Robert H. Pence, Michael S. Witmer, Meritz Zink.
Killed in Battle .- Privates Daniel E. McCarty, Heinrich Nortman, Samuel Pulver, Jacob Rappellee, Frederick Springmeyer, Gasquire Yehle.
Missing in Action .- Privates James Carson, William Maygaffoy- gan.
Died. - Privates Max Essinger, Jacob Hillfecker, William Wenzel, Discharged. - Privates George T. Lewis, Wesley B. McClane, Henry C. Choate, Henry Gibson, George S. La Rue, Thomas Long, Edward Roderija, John Williams, Frederick Bender, Thomas Cart- wright, Frederick Elerman, William Fenistall, Frank Gerhardt, Ed- ward Hof, Otto Hof, Frederick Heckert, John Jackson, John Muhler, John Storker, Orlando M. Smith, William T. Swift, William Z. Thor- burn, James Wilson.
On muster in, not on muster out roll .-- Privates, Cornelius Collins, John Branns, William Lyons, Joseph Fetz, Linck Morris.
COMPANY K.
COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
Captain Charles M. Clark.
Captain James M. Donovan.
First Lieutenant August B. D. Merback.
First Lieutenant Charles C. Beck.
Second Lieutenant Justin M. Thatcher.
Second Lieutenant Edward F. Getlier.
Second Lieutenant Josiah W. Stanker.
NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
First Sergeant George B. Nicholson.
Sergeant Jethro F. Hill.
Sergeant William S. Squires.
Sergeant William Gaines.
Corporal Albert Kimble.
Corporal Joseph H. Cohagan.
Corporal Nehemiah V. Pennington.
Musician Lewis Hatt.
PRIVATES.
Christopher Albert, George W. Bowlby, John H. Bowlby, John A. Barth, Louis C. Brehm, George Buskirk, Henry Beckman, Robert S. Culbertson, Francis I. Cullom, Charles Cunningham, Henry Elsing, Frederick Eggerman, Constantine Fecker, William Goodwin, Joseph Grau, John Hafling, Isaac B. Hart, Daniel Henrie, Peter Hoffman, Ja- cob Hoffnagle, Lorenz Huber, John A. Roo, August Kreyenhagen, John C. Leistner, William A. Lohu, Theodore B. McDonald, Frank Meier, Pedro Montaldo, John Moorhouse, Theodore Ostman, Thomas Parker, Reason Regin, Clark C. Saunders, Henry E. Scholle, John Leitz, Henry Shelton, George W. G. Shipman, Henry Shockman, Joshua Tomson, Samuel Walker, Charles Warner, Frederick Wehking, George W. Yeager, Gerhard Jumweilde, Frank Christman, Clements Dulle, Wesley W. Long, Charles Weideman, George K. Wilder.
Killed in Battle .- Sergeants Thomas G. Drake, John H. Osling ; Corporal Henry F. Fauk ; Privates Louis F. Fautz, Theodore Wessel- man.
Died .- Corporals Henry G. Kreyenhagen, Joseph Martin ; Privates Henry L. Ford, Frank Guhra, George Kelsch, David Klein, Jacob Nikel, Alexander Schidtman, Raimond Welling.
Discharged .- First Sergeant James F. Meline ; Sergeant H. E. W. Backus, Henry N. Conden ; Corporals James F. Bargulow, Charles Donnelly. Privates George Andrews, Theodore Austin, Frank Crests, David D. Davis, Henry C. Davis, Henry Gauckstadt, Joseph Haddock, Christopher H. Kuhn, Jefferson McClure, William A. Roebuck, Mor- timer Singer, James F. Smith, Freeman C. Tryon, Harrison Waltz, Thomas S. Witherell.
Transferred .- First Sergeant Henry Gee, Sergeant William Paper- brook, Musician John H. Buchtel, Privates John M. Darke, Charles E. Lewis, Alexander Love, William McBride, Andrew Murphy.
On muster in, but not on muster out roll .- Privates Thomas Braun, Frederick A. Bemis, John J. Cordry, William Camp, Carneal Conger, Henry C. Fowler, Stephen Grove, Joseph L. Gibson, Charles Heine, Thomas Johnson, F. H. Lancaster, Frederick Martin, Peter Molloy, John Rut, Frank Ross, Luke Rapplee, James W. Roe, Thomas F. Ricker, Francis Sutchs, Edwin Thomas, Diedrick Evers, John Fagru, Barnard Klenberg, William Lamont, Frederick Madeke, George Mc- Laughlin, Conrad Milcher, Albert Malloy, Michael Nolan, Jacob Schaff-
ner, Julius Winer, Engelhart Wolfer, Jacob Weiber, Frederick Krause, Louis Stahl, Martin Erhardt.
Transferred .- Sergeant Newton McKee, Corporal George B. Crist, Privates Frederick Bottles, Victor Liest, Jacob Mattern, Darius Cros- line, Rinhard Crist, Samuel Doatwart, Sandy Smith (under-cook, Af- rican).
NINTH OHIO INFANTRY.
Upon receipt of the thrilling news of the fall of Sum- ter, the Germans of Cincinnati promptly held a meeting at Turner hall, which was addressed by Judge Stallo, Colonel R. L. McCook, and other prominent citizens. The issue of this gathering was the raising of a German regiment, for which two hundred men enrolled at once, and within three days fifteen hundred were offered. The Ninth was mustered for three months April 22d, at Camp Harrison, and moved to Camp Dennison May 18th, where it was soon after mustered in for the long term, the first three years' regiment from the State, in consideration of which the Columbus ladies sent it a superb bass drum. It numbered one thousand and thirty-five officers and men, with a band of twenty-four. On the twentieth of June it took the field in West- ern Virginia, made a rapid march from Webster to Philippi, fifteen miles in three hours, and thence to Buckhannon, meeting the enemy at Little Fork bridge, but not in force. The Ninth was engaged at Rich Mountain directly after, and sustained a small loss. From the advance to Cheat Mountain it was ordered back to Beverly, and thence to New Creek, on the Po- tomac, arriving July 27th. Uncommonly severe guard duty awaited it here and continued about a month, when the regiment moved to the interior and was as- signed to the Second brigade. September 7th the Ninth was engaged near Carnifex Ferry, losing two killed and eight wounded. For two months and half it was en- camped on New river, having frequent skirmishes with the enemy, in which a few men were lost. Ordered west, it left "Camp Anderson" November 24th, and arrived at Louisville December 2d, going from there to Lebanon, where it was assigned to the Third brigade, First division, Army of the Ohio. January 1, 1862, the division moved on Columbia, and from there to meet Zollicoffer. The Ninth was in the action at Mill Springs, and made the decisive charge of the day. Upon the return to Louis- ville in February, the Union ladies of the city presented it, and three other regiments, each with a stand of colors, for their bravery in this battle. The regiment was then transported by water to Nashville, reaching it March 2d, and leaving a fortnight after for Pittsburgh Landing, where it arrived too late to join in the battle. It was in the advance on Corinth, and for some way in the pursuit beyond; but was marched to Tuscumbia, Alabama, June 22d. While in camp there the Ninth received an ele- gant regimental flag, presented by the city of Cincinnati. July 27th it moved toward Decherd, Tennessee, and on this march its colonel, Robert L. Cook, commanding the brigade, fell ill, and riding in an ambulance ahead of the column, was overtaken and cruelly murdered by gue- rillas. From Decherd the regiment moved with the Army of the Ohio in its toilsome and painful retreat to Louisville, which was reached September 27th. October
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3d it was marched out toward Perryville, and was in ac- tion, with small loss, near the close of the battle on the 8th. After pursuing Bragg to Crab Orchard, it was posted at South Tunnel, to clean out the tunnel and re-open the railway from Louisville to Nashville. This was done by hard, energetic work, between November 8th and 26th. The next guard duty was at Pilot Knob, and during the battle of Murfreesborough it guarded fords on the Cumberland. January 14th to March 6, 1863, the Ninth was on duty about Nashville, scouting and recon- noitering, when it was ordered to Triune and engaged in drilling, building fortifications, etc. It was here equipped with Springfield rifles, and also welcomed cordi- ally a new regimental band. Marched again June 24th, through heavy rains, for seventeen days, to Tullahoma, and thence over Lookout Mountain, reaching McLemore's cove September roth. On the 17th it moved toward the battle-field of Chickamauga, marching all night through lanes of burning fences, and was in the thick of the fight the next day. It recaptured a lost battery, aided in the repulse of Longstreet, and on the second day took part in the famous bayonet charge of Van Dervour's brigade. In the battle the Ninth sustained one-third of the entire loss of its brigade, losing eleven officers and two hundred and thirty-seven men, almost exactly half of its whole number in action. It then suffered with the rest of the army for a season at Chattanooga. When General Thomas took command, the regiment entered the Sec- ond brigade, Third division, Army of the Cumberland. It was in the assault on Mission Ridge, and, with one other regiment repulsed, a charge by a greatly superior force. December 30th it escorted a battery and train to Calhoun ; and, February 25, 1864, took part in a sharp skirmish at Crow's Valley. In March and April it was encamped at Ringgold, and May 5th it started on the Atlanta campaign. It was in the battle of Resaca May 15th, moving thence to the Etowah river, where it re- mained on active duty until its term expired, May 27th. Up to the last moment it stood within range of the ene- my's guns, and was finally relieved by General Thomas in person from the outer picket line. Their fellow-soldiers lined the road and gave it enthusiastic cheers by way of fare- well. It was received with great enthusiam at Cincinnati, and mustered out at Camp Dennison June 7, 1864. The attachment of the members of this regiment to its memor- ies and to each other is so great that they hold reunions every Sunday, at some convenient place in the city, where they fight their battles o'er again.
FIELD AND STAFF.
Colonel Robert L. McCook. Colonel Gustave Kammerling. Lieutenant Colonel Charles Sandeshoff. Lieutenant Colonel Charles Joseph. Lieutenant Colonel Fritz Schweder.
Major August Willich. Major Bartholemew Benzswig. Major Charles E. Boyle. Major Conrad Sottheim. Assistant Surgeon Rudolph Werth. Assistant Surgeon Adam M. Beers. Assistant Surgeon James Davenport. Adjutant George H. Harris. Adjutant Herman Ponitz.
Quartermaster Joseph Graeff.
Chaplain William Stacugel.
Chaplain Joseph A. Fuchshuber.
Sergeant-Major Robert Gronan. Commissary Sergeant Samuel Landaner.
Quartermaster Sergeant Gustave Brockhous.
Hospital Steward Lonis Zahn.
Principal Musician Dominie Emminger.
Principal Musician Richard Schwenger.
Discharged .- Hospital Steward William Schmidt, Principal Musi- cian Guenther Leidenstrucker, Quartermaster Sergeant Emanuel Rodde, musicians, Leopold Praeger, Ernst F. Blum, Albin Studer, Richard Meinhardt, Anson Hofichser, Joseph Kilian, Louis Strebel, Charles Vogt, John Cochler, George Wolf, Charles Hammel, Theodore Niemann, Louis Dorst, Ernst Meinhardt, Adolph Schenck, Anson Bigler.
Quartermaster Sergeant Frederick Busse, Christopher Schendler. Transferred .- Sergeant-Major Raymond Hermann.
Regimental band. - Principal Musician Richard Schwenzer; musicians, Jacob Bauer, John Dietrich, Charles Harvy, Theodore Herth, Charles Jutzi, Michael Koch, John Koch, Lorenz Mages, Michael Meiser, Leopold Praeger, Andrew Rensing, Herman Weber, Otto Zink, Wil- liam Hawk.
COMPANY A.
COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
Captain Joseph Charles B. Gentsch.
First Lieutenant Louis Henser.
First Lientenant Adam Schuhmacher.
Second Lientenant Gustavus Tafel.
Second Lieutenant Herman Pomitz.
NON-COMMISSIOND OFFICERS.
First Sergeant Lonis Mark. Sergeant Charles Teichmann. Sergeant Adolph Mueller. Corporal August Griess. Wagoner William Wittinger.
PRIVATES.
Charles Albrecht, Louis Ambrecht, George Ambsler, Hermann Bey- land, Julius Bertsch, Albert Bocklet, Franz Brawninger, Albert Franke, Henry Glyckherr, Henry Gnucklack, Joseph Goessler, John G. Himmber, Peter Hahn, Frederick Heyer, Franz Hohendorf, Frederick Handel, Joseph Heck, Otto Hack, Philip Hartmann, Theodore Jacker, Louis Killer, Charles Klinthworth, Adam Klingel, Ernst Koegal, John Loge, Adolph Luethy, August Mathies, William Meyer, Charles Mad- dler, Louis Atting, George Popp, Uriah Panzer, Ferdinand Pfister, Frederick Kumpf, Henry Rieger, Joseph Ruettinger, George Seihrt, Philip Seibert, Gustavus Schultz, Theodore Schatgle, John Schmidt, Edward Stremmel, Frederick Wendel.
Privates, Albert Ahlers, Rudolph Burgmann, Frank Daum, Otto Schultz, Andrew Schmidt, William Wachs.
Joined since organization of company .- Sergeant Angust Ernst, Signer; Corporals Herman Waldenmayer, Thomas Lorenz Mages; paivates, Emil Gerhardt, Martin Koch, Louis Lissett, Charles Schatt- gen, Adolph Wagoner.
Killed in battle .- Sergeant William Drewey; Corporals Hugo Tafel, Godfrey Krichfuss; Privates August Reyland, Philip Herzog, William Dake, Ferdinand Hildebrand, Sadislaw Settler.
Died .- First Sergeant Frederick Sturbe, Corporal Ferdinand Borz; privates, George Wittman, Ferdinand Ludwig, Peter Schraffenbeger, Philip Fueller,
Discharged .- Sergeants, Adam Schumacher, Gustavns Tafel, Her- mann Poenitz, Charles Feltan; Corporals Nicholas Peters, Henry Baer; musician, Michael Koch; Privates Charles Berkheimer, Gustavus Baner, Michael Beyer, Gustave Beigmann, Hermann Franke, Henry Hubert, Max Hupfauf, Louis Hartleb, Adam Hermansderfer, Fred- erick Kuchne, Frederick Mueller, Louis Neubacher, Franz Pfeffet, George Pfaffinger, John Raepple, Philip Riehl, George Roehrig, Joseph Schmitz.
Prisoners of War .- Sergeant Ernst Riedel; Private Ernst Schultz.
Transferred .- First Sergeant Robert Gronan; Sergeant Herman Reinstanz, Corporal Peter Becker, Musician Richard Schwenzer; Fifer, Richard Meinhardt; Drummer Frederick Poschner; Privates Adolph Begmann, Charles Haebbe, Bernhard Grieschop.
On muster-in but not on muster-ont roll .- Charles Vadler.
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COMPANY B.
COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
Captain Ferdinand Mueller.
First Lieutenant Jacob Mueller.
First Lieutenant Nicholas Willich.
First Lieutenant Frederick Bertsch.
Second Lieutenant Henry Blandowski.
Second Lieutenant Theodore Rauck.
NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
First Sergeant Frederick Maerthesheimer.
Sergeant George F. Trantner.
Sergeant John Barth.
Sergeant Casper Decker. -
Sergeant Charles Schutz.
Corporal John Schmidt.
Corporal Jacob Boehler.
Corporal Henry Schenk.
Corporal Augustus Kiefe.
Corporal Albin Arand.
Musician Charles Jutze.
Wagoner John Roos.
PRIVATES.
Jacob Baron, Clemens Breitenbach, Lewis Buchtman, Julius Burk- hardt, Arthur Dreifus, Lewis Ehrlich, John Engel, John Engelhardt, Frederick Freers, Lewis Freers, Michael Gierten, Augustus Genther, Maurice Emery, Gotleib Hanser, Frederick Heine, Otis Howard, Jost Hoesh, Frederick Huminan, Henry Jend, Angust Jungelass, Theodore Klunke, Anton Kutzleb, John Kraes, Charles Maeule, George Maeir, William May, John Orion, Joseph Piesche, George Rohland, John Ruop, John Schaefer, Thomas Schaefer, Henry Schaeringhans, George Scheer, Edward Scheneser, Jacob Schlosser, Peter Schmiegel, John Schwarz, Henry Schwessinger, Ferdinand C. Schneeman, Joseph Schweler, Augustus Stoeckle, George Tenn, Adolph Theobold, Henry Wahle, Nicholas Wedesty, George Wolpold, John Wnesthop, Charles Zahn.
Privates Gustavus Buehl, Moritz Gross, Jacob Maurer.
Killed in battle .- Corporals Henry Miller, Henry Wight; Privates Jacob Baner, Joseph Hipp, Andrew Keller, Frederick Lecker, Adam Laufer.
Died .-- First Sergeant Adolph Spaeth; Corporals Eugene Huser, Charles Pacher; Privates Conrad Hosbach, Casper Mueller, Francis Schapf, Henry J. Theobold, John Troester, Joseph Floise.
Discharged .- First Sergeant Theodore Bauck; Wagoner Philip Maenninger; Privates John Bauer, Lewis Benz, Lewis Bluttermann, John Boss, Philip Bottler, John Deiters, Emanuel Honeck, Robert Kaulig, John Kurhule, George Lauber, Michael Brucker, Julius Lessig, Peter Maithic, Charles Rusckert, Joseph Scherer, Francis Schmidt, Casper Semmber, John Wirzbricker, Conrad Ulmer, Melchior Wiget, Benedict Wiesz, Christopher Fleddermann, Jacob Winzler.
Transferred .- Gustave Brockhanse.
Prisoner of War .- John Pfeifer.
COMPANY C. COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
Captain Henry Broderson. Captain William Straengel.
Captain Morris Pohlman.
First Lieutenant George H. Harris.
First Lieutenant Henry Liedke.
First Lieutenant Joseph Haider.
First Lieutenant Henry Spaeth.
NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
First Sergeant Charles Abel.
Sergeant George Ess.
Sergeant William Brinkman.
Sergeant Matthias Huett.
Sergeant Joseph Mueller.
Corporal Francis Reinfurt.
Corporal Henry Elever.
Corporal Peter Batz.
Corporal Jacob Schweitzer. Corporal Charles N. Nelson.
PRIVATES.
Leonard Banen, Christopher Bleiler, Leopold Busam, Constantine Boshardt, August Bunsch, John Bruemmelkamp, George Brueker,
Jacob Bihl, Albert Denerlich, Martin Eckerle, Henry Gansman, Louis Guenther, John Goetz, August Grothe, William Gerhardt, Phillipp Guerteth, Louis Gorman, Herman Gerhardt, George Hyde, Martin Hankes, Stephen Huber, Phillip Holzmann, Frederick Hafner, Wil- liam Hayne, Charles Hoffner, Henry Krauger, Henry Krite, William Ketterborn, Joseph Kissiwelter, August Kraeger, Frank Kaiser, Michael Lorenz, Nathan Loewenstein, Julius Lentz, Christian Mueller, Peter Miller, John Mueller, Lonis Mayer, Matthias Meister, Henry Remmin- ger, Frederick Rapp, William Stettleberg, Nicholas Schneider, George Schneider, Carl Steiner, Christian Lickemeyer, Lorenz Spaeth, Anton Schmidt, Christian Thaussen, Herman Upsing, Phillipp Ulrich, Stauis- laus, Vollmen, Herman Wiltenberg, Jacob Wenz, Michael Zier, John Steek, William Ott, Nicholas Birkman.
Killed in Battle .- Fred Waltenspeil, William Kaiser.
Missing in Action. -- Fred Frost, Charles Groespel.
Died .- Corporal Herdia Kilian; Privates Frederick Gimble, Frede- rick Shafer, William Hartig, John Rosselit, Sebastian Wipfler, Jacob Fry.
Discharged. - First Sergeant George Schneider; Sergeant Anton Miller; Privates Henry Byersderfer, Clemens Bonke, Frederick Buse, Bernhardt Bruggemaur, Xavier Fahrubel, Isaac Hessbirg, Joseph Hill, Charles Hoerst, Magnus Heyl, Adolph Jost, Jean Joab, Frederick Koeffler, Henry Kramer, Henry Lotz, Theodore Pape, William Poppe, William Rosenfeld, Charles Schottmueller, John Schulz, Anton Steifes- ter, Theodore Steiner, Frederick Vall, Louis Witzell.
Transferred .- Sergeants Lewis Groos, Louis Kuster, Louis Zahn, Ed- lief Thornson, Samuel Lundaner, Frederick Bupe, Frederick Dister, Charles Stalder.
On muster-in but not on muster-out roll .- John Goob.
COMPANY D.
COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
Captain Frederick Schroeder.
Captain Gustave F. Kepper.
First Lieutenant Ernst Reubeum.
First Lieutenant Richard Schneider.
Second Lieutenant Daniel Wagoner.
Second Lieutenant Raymond Herman.
NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
First Sergeant Gustave Grims.
Sergeant Angust Witte.
Sergeant William Minning.
Sergeant Casper Weger.
Corporal Adolph Gumelman.
Corporal Ferdinand Zimmerer.
Corporal Phillipp Arnold.
Corporal Gotlieb Strohm.
Wagoner Louis Nordmann.
PRIVATES.
Charles Abraham, Peter Blinn, George Borntrager, Louis Bosch, Jacob Buegler, Thomas Burger, Henry Cordes, Bernhardt Dorn, John Eberhardt, Martin Eberhardt, Martin Fath, Henry Faubel, Rudolph Frischkueht, Henry Frederich, William Galle, Henry Gerding, James Gerthot, Peter Gnerther, Henry Hahn, Jacob Hermann, Peter Hugger, Herman Johanning, Michael Kosh, Andrew Langenbahn, Hermann C. W. Suelbert, Francis Massner, Charles Mandell, Bartholomew Malt, Frederick Meyer, Henry Meyer, William Meyer, Henry Minning, Wil- liam Nenn, Louis Roesler, George Roesch, Adam Reising, Louis Sand- man, Adam Sandrack, John Sanser, Herman Schaf, Hugo Schassner, Matthew Schleuker, Herman Schmidt, Christian Schmidt, Michael Schranck, Charles Schnebel, Jabob Schwarztrauber, Charles Seeger, William Stagg, William Steinkamp, Christian Strademeyer, Rudolph Strademeyer, Francis Studer, Frederick Turbez, Christian Vaneda Charles Wirming, Jacob Betzold, George Koch, John Kierz, Henry Weyminger, Alexander Pflueger, Joseph Walton.
Killed in Battle. - Corporal Louis Fohmann; Privates Henry Speller- berg, August Waldenspiel, Charles Funke, Frederick Conrade, Anthony Mueller, Ernst Knechler.
Prisoner of War .- Private John Blessing.
Died .- Corporal Christian Luchrmann; Privates Gustave Begemann, August Engelebrecht, Henry Large, John Luchbrechler.
Discharged .- First Sergeant Charles Dolezrich; Sergeant August Hampe; Privates John Beck, Angust Begemann, Jerome Helreigel, Wil- liam Knichhans, Joseph Ligner, Gebhardt Meyer, Herman Otten, William Voesti, Bernhardt Weikerte, Henry Winter, William Zerer, Henry Spaeth.
Transferred .- Privates Valentine Fleitz, Dominie Emminger.
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COMPANY E.
COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
Captain Bartholomew Benz.
Captain George H. Harries. First Lieutenant Gustavus F. Nepper.
First Lieutenant Martin Bruner. Second Lieutenant Frederick Steimer.
NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
First Sergeant George H. Lippert.
Sergeant John Eigner.
Sergeant Frederick Saeger.
Sergeant Henry S. Scheuer.
Sergeant John Kochler.
Corporal John Mneller, No. I.
Corporal Frank M. Smith.
Corporal George S. Starm.
Corporal John Schular.
Corporal Louis Mossman.
Corporal Harry E. Bayer.
Corporal Henry Feieatag.
Wagoner August Broadeaberger.
PRIVATES.
Henry Behrens, Balthasar Baeche, Theodore Basch, Richard Baes- chiag, Frederick Biedeker, Martin Baabender, Dietrich Dorst, Lonis Eckelman, Diebold Eschenbraner, Simon Ernst, John Fauke, Frederick Feirp, Charles Fortacbacher, George Fisher, Adam Fath, James G. Froever, Frederick Hoffman, Joseph H. Hagelai, John Hoeltzer, John Houck, Casper Keller, Christian Laedeke, Henry Mowbrey, Andrew Mayer, John Mueller, No. 2, Frank Natsch, George Obermeyer, James Papaner, George Reiger, Christian Rapp, Frank Rarke, George Reip- ler, John Rost, Joseph Rein, Jacob Straab, William Schalmeyer, Jacob Seebach, William Schraitzer, John Sehatte, Frank Steimer, Frank Schick, John Schmidt, Phillipp Sommer, Frank Tobergete, John Trick, Lonis Waltz, Frank Wedericke, Frederick Eherhardt, Sebastian Hen- rich, Charles Hoffacher, William Hesse, George Kollae, Andrew Schwartz, Herman Whening.
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