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Transferred. - Privates Conrad Bozer, Anton Brichler, George Doell, John Glatt, Martin Miller, Frederick Paul, Casper Boppinger, Henry Reekers, Charles Voight, Edward Arnbruster, Frederick Bebel, Adam Gebb, Joseph Kuntsli, Peter Rossman, Frederick Radsluff, Adam Roth, John Schatz, Casper Schier, George Watther.
COMPANY B. (Veteran). COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
Captain Frank Birk. First Lieutenant Christopher Hildebrand.
Second Lieutenaut John Hnser.
NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
First Sergeant August Kramer.
Sergeant George Mayer.
Sergeant August Gabe.
Sergeant Herman Weigus.
Sergeant Charles Studier.
Corporal Gustave Haustein.
Corporal Frantz Henbarger.
Corporal Philip Hartin.
Corporal Lorenz Rengel.
Corporal George Weiss.
Corporal John Valentine.
Corporal August Brarin.
PRIVATES.
Franklin Angel, Joseph Brodbeck, Frederick Branch, Joseph Burk- hard, Philip Bruck, Frederick Bene, Gotlieb Borgman, Lewis Beck, Christian Borchhard, Henry Burch, Christian Bohling, Lewis Bechman, Ignatz Bauer, Upton Demeemoss, John Dietz, August Fisher, Charles Fisher, Charles Herman, George Huber, Anton Harpbrecht, Nicholas Huber, Adam Herman, John Harter, Valentine Jungman, George Kratzberg, Frank Lorb, David Kelly, Felix Kistner, William Koehler, George Locehel, Herman Lehman, Frank Mayer, John Mayer, Christian Mild, Lewis Martin, John Moehler, Peter Mohn, Joseph Post, Lewis Plotow, George Pastre, Herman Reichow, Gottlieb Ruoff, Jacob Roesch, Albert Shultz, Lorenz Stehman, Ignatz Straub, August Smilder, Antony Seiger, Michael Schoeffer, John Sohvam, Henry Steffen, John Sutter, William Schmidt, Friederich Vogel, John Weinfelder, Andrew Wilzenbacher, William Wickemeyer, Jacob Walz, George Bauer, August Deppe, Englebert Benzinger, Eha Dominionons, Friederich Kanmerling, Vinvenz Kistner, Leopold Kranskopf, Frederick Mayer, Michael Reis, Frank Seiger, Joaquin Ruhstaller, Adam Soherer, Joseph Sohieber, Peter Strawbinger.
Died .- Privates Charles Lipp, Jeremiah Guttbroett.
Privates Frederick Groetsinger, John Muebler.
COMPANY C.
COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
Captain Matthias Reiching.
Captain Albert Traub.
First Lieutenant August Fix.
First Lieutenant John Roedel.
Second Lieutentant Carlo Piepho.
Second Lieutenant John Lang.
Second Lieutenant Lewis Weitzel. Second Lieutenant R. M. Gutenstein.
NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
First Sergeant Matthias Ambruster.
Sergeant Adam Benkert.
Sergeant Ernst Rochwitz.
Sergeant Peter Weibel. Corporal Martin Lippel.
Corporal Sebastian Latscha.
Corporal Frederick Brenner.
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PRIVATES.
Michael Barth, Christian Beery, Frederick Babel, Adam Berg, George Bolter, John Buhler, John Christ, Adam Delman, Henry Dryemgel, John Ergels, Frederick Ertz, Adam Geht, Ludwig Gerhadt, Christian Hebstreath, Ferdinand Hock, Henry Heniminghaus, Henry Kinkler, Charles Kleppe, Henry Kull, Ludwig Laubert, Louis Lexan, Henry Lohmeyer, Fritz Loheide, John Meyer, Philip Meyer, Martin Meyer, George Mack, Franz Manning, Nicholas Rapp, John Schlatter, Chris- tian Schmidtbeyer, Jacob Schulde, Casper Squier, Frederick Stanffer, Philip Wrinmer, Ernst Zaeske, Christian Zehdter, Charles Kempt, William Geipman, Philip Hercher, Adolph Kuball, Henry Bruckmann, Charles Degan, Ernest Dietz, Jacob Gallinger, John Jones, Henry Kauffenbeyer, Fritz Neubeyer, Michael Rentz, Christian Reppig, Wil- William Straub.
Killed in Battle .- Sergeant Mangus Bott; Private Fritzolin Gutswitler. Missing .- Private Ludwig Haaf.
Died. - Privates Edward Ammon, Charles Dallhammer, Adolph Doer- ing, Peter Gengnager, Thomas Patton, Gottleib Schuhkraft, William Wittman.
Privates George Bottel, Adam Baucher, Joseph Klans, Matthias Doll. meyer, Philip Doosman, Jacob Demmeyer, John Ellenberger, Pankratz Eberlein, George Francois, Ceorge Hempser, George Hummel, Edward Huse, Peter Hammel, John Keller, Meinrich Kelling, Bernet Kattlord, Charles Kopp, Sebastian Letsch, Benjamin Lohrback, Peter Lyndecker, Charles A. Ludorff, Adam Miller, Matthias Niemeyer, Emil Ohlenroth John Oppenheimer, Ferdinand Renker, Jacob Sachs, Joseph Seibert, first, Joseph Seibert, second, August Shieb, Jacob Saarbach, Henry Surencamp, Martin Thorwalder, Fritz Tobias, Bernh Will, John Wink- ler, Sebastian Wisch, Adam Zeigler.
Transferred .- First Sergeant Michael Kline, Privates Angust Ben_ zinger, Andrew Doll, John Dienhardt, Fritz Engelke, Wendelin Fisher, Charles Gern, Frederick Hagenbuck, Jacob Halbauer, Ludwig Kirch- hofer, Franz Ladisch, Henry Rath, Joseph Roth.
Veterans .- Sergeant August Kramer ; Corporal Thomas Hellriegel' Martin Bilber, Jacob Dollman, Henry Saal, John Straab.
COMPANY C. (Veteran Battalion).
CONMISSIONED OFFICERS.
First Lieutenant George Lering.
NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
First Sergeant Philip Hercher.
Sergeant Christian Hauer. - · Sergeant Frank Genter.
Corporal Jacob Goetz.
PRIVATES.
Stephen Bueyer, Valentine Cornelius, Henry Dammeyer, Peter Doehm, John Goephard, Joseph Graf, William Geissman, John V. Hofman Nicholas Heinrich, Herman Kirchhof, Reinhard Kise, Rudolph Stn' dor, John Burkhard, Frank Mund, George Hohenstein, Baptist Deutschle, Charles Werner, George Kimmel, John Meikel, John Diem, Andrew Duerr, Frank Kuffner, Jacob Lattemer, Emanuel Seelos Adolph Kuball, Henry Hurst, Christian Dabbert.
Transferred .-- Sergeant George Rabb, Private Balthasar Mueller. Died .- Sergeant Peter Borg.
Privates Jacob Bohmen, Ernest Roemler, Augustin Ringelein, Frank Schmidt, August Schwan.
COMPANY D.
COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
Captain Louis Fey. First Lieutenant Lanterbache Malte.
First Lieutenant Samuel Rosenthal.
First Lieutenant Deopold Markbreit.
Second Lientenant Heer Arnold.
Second Lientenant Gottlieb Hummell.
Second Lientenant Michael Klein.
Second Lieutenant Michael Schmittheuner ..
NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
First Sergeant Jacob Deep. Sergeant Herman Steinauer.
Sergeant Henry Weber. Sergeant Charles Wickenhauser.
Sergeant Albert Jehle. Corporal John Frey. Corporal John Diep. Corporal Adam Lawn.
Corporal Lewis Kuhriel. Corporal John Duck. Corporal Henry Elfers. Corporal William Techudi.
PRIVATES.
John Bittner, Felician Brunner, George Beck, Jacob Blei, August Benziger, Peter Dimper, Frank A. Eberle, Joseph Fetz, Conrad Gasper, John Grass, Casper Hick, George Jacob, Adam Jutzi, David Isele, Jacob Koerkel, Christian Kripper, John G. Krichhofer, Ferdinand Lehmann, Jacob Lutzel, Christian Meinel, Christian Mair, Ferdinand Muller, John Marx, George Peter Oeirel, William Prestenbach, Andrew Zadenhaner, John Ruteneek, Peter Rossman, William Rasch, William Stopburg, John Spaeth, Nicholas Schwartz, Ignatz Steinauer, Jacob Schumacher, Simon Schmidt, John Schuckel; Henry Terheide, John Weinsstein, John Wohnhas, Peter Zius, Franz Flick, C. Renner, Wm. Eckerle, E. Erwig, Peter Frey, Michael Fleisch, Conrad Groth, Franz Graf, Andreas Gradel, Henry Heiser, John Hellwig, Henry Krenz- mann, Jpseph Lange, John Merig, John Nenbacher, William Rhein- stadt, Frederick Otto Ross, Martin Seibert, Christian Welker, Frede- rick Wolzbacher, Frederick W. Tellhorster.
Killed in Battle .- Privates Leopold Bauer, Ambrosius Fiedmann, Rudolf Hausermann, Jacob Heitz, Philip Zeip.
Died. - Sergeant Robert Simon; Privates Charles Graf, Martin, Kallin, Jacob Moreland, Philip Sauer, Lorenzo Schmidt.
Discharged .- Corporals Frederick W. Alexander, Otto Mueller; Privates Rudolph Lrand, John Bruin, Adam Fauth, Jacob Hellwig, Valentine Jeggle, Joseph Kueenzli, George Matt, Joseph Molinari, Daniel Pfister, Ferdinand Radeloff, William Seeger, Theodore Wagner, Frederick Wenz, Frederick W. Windscher, John Wilk.
Transferred .- First Sergeants Ferdinand Holzer, Henry Raabe, John S. Schellenbaum; Privates Joseph Brodbeck, John Deinhard, Jacob Diehl, George Ehret, Frederick Goetz, John Henle, Franz Flick, Louis Koch, Joseph Kauffman, Herman Meyer, Sigmund Moasch, Joseph Molitor, John Molkmans, John Miller, Herman Roose, Adolph Schiller, Christian Volper, Frank A. Schneider, Frank Bohland, Bern- hart Durr, Joseph Hauser, John Hagel, George Lang, Joseph Moser, Henry Oldach, Peter Peifer, Ernst Roemler, August Ringelien, Domi- nick Ruhstaller, Henry Zimmerman.
COMPANY E.
COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
Captain Arthur Forbriger.
Captain Edwin Frey.
First Lieutenant Alexander Bohlander.
First Lieutenant John Amrein.
First Lieutenant Conrad Sleicher.
First Lientenant Michael Kline.
Second Lieutenant Albert Lioman.
Second Lientenant Louis C. Fintz.
Second Lieutenant Charles Woelfer.
NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
First Sergeant Conrad Baner.
Sergeant Maxwell Stedenford.
Sergeant Joseph Huber.
Sergeant Henry Schutz.
Sergeant Charles Fuchs.
Corporal John Brunler.
Corporal Louis Metzler.
Corporal Henry Schuchler.
Corporal George P. Schmidt.
Corporal John Hiller.
Corporal Adam Wuest.
PRIVATES.
Philip Bottler, Herman Bohne, Christian Bermith, John Baer, Ernst Brenligan, William Brunner, Ernst Goelen, Michael Griganius, Chris- tian Hohn, Frederick Helbring, Bernet Heintz, Joseph Haringer, George Henzel, Theater Heanker, Andreas Jageman, Herman Jaeger, Joseph Kauffman, John Killer, Christian Kiehl, Frederick Koeing, John Leonhart, Henry Meinken, Leopold Meyer, Victor Nenbacher, Michael Offenbacher, Henry Pfeming, William Rudiger, Tobias Rolher, John Sattler, John Schneider, Frederick Schilling, George Schmidt, Rudolph Schmidt, Bonafantune Stoeckle, Jacob Schaebel, Reinhart Sohindeldaker, John Schram, Jacob Theis, Gustave Utten- dorfer.
Killed in Battle .- First Sergeant Jacob Fintz; Corporal Joseph Gutz- willer; Privates Frank Klueber, Ferdinand Krause.
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Died .- Louis Beeker, Benedict Hernick, Frederick Schafer, Frede- rick Nieman, Charles Winter.
Discharged .- Corporals Henry Conrady, William Hundermark; Privates Ferdinand Anschutz, Henry G. Benninger, Matthias Dall- meyer, Henry Eberly, Wendelin Fischer, Frank Geiler, John Kempt- ner, Charles Loebixger, Joseph Meyer, John Nean, Frank Ortman, Isaiah Roedel, Henry Schwabe, Joseph Schearer, Philip I. Theis, John Eppinger, Louis Faas, Louis Gerhart, Charles Cross, John Kelch, Henry Dunk, Gabriel Drescher, Julius L. Frenzel, Charles Feiberg, Jacob Genener, George Grabath, Philip Heintz, Frederick Langfritz, Franz Pumpel, Emanuel Seelas, Adelbert Schafer, Ernst Schilling, John Peter Struber, George Winter, John Weitzman, Michael Zaal, Christian Hauer.
COMPANY F.
COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
Captain Henry Sommer.
First Lieutenant Henry Zimmerman.
First Lieutenant Charles Alexander.
First Lieutenant Franz Schmidt.
First Lieutenant Lewis Weitzel.
First Lieutenant Henry Ocker.
Second Lientenant Martin Hauser.
Second Lieutenant Conrad Schleiher.
NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
Sergeant John Schueder. Sergeant Bernhart Svenker. Sergeant Michael Walluck.
Corporal John Weber.
Corporal August Dierker.
Corporal Bernhart Vogel. Corporal Joseph Keller. Corporal Rudolph Renter. Corporal Frederick Leppe.
PRIVATES.
John Buchler. Gottlieb Dehmeil, Henry Dick, Gottlieb Ebinger, Andreas Ehman, Herman Frandhoff, Frederick Foelseh, Jacob Franz- man, Robert Genge, Lewis Hahn, George Held, George Hertwig, Lewis John, George Kautzman, Christian Kaiser, Jacob Klein, Albert Loop, Triah Luethy, John L. Mueller, George Muenster, John J. Mueller, Ferdinand Riedel, Frank Ringer, Frederick Shaefer, Lewis Scharegge, Christian Schatzman, John Thomas, Michael Verheclig, George Wuen- ger, Adolphus Wolf, Lewis Woelfer, Matthias Zimmerman, John Zink.
Killed in Battle .- Henry Bettsheider, Eberhard Kreuter, Andrew Lucas, Christian Loeffler.
Died .- Privates George Bertram, Frederick Huppert, Andrew Her- hamer, Lewis Lump, Charles Leaman, Lewis Wenz, David Wickers- himer.
Discharged .- Privates Joseph Derhan, Nicholas Hoeple, Frank Hanzel, John Hottinger, August Woelfer, Jaeob Mueller, William Holzhuch, Julius Swarzhoff, William Wnerker, Henry Jacoby, John Roth, Bernhart Lohe, George Rose, George Schaefer, Charles Muelier.
Transferred .- Privates John Brockman, Herman Brunner, Michael Eslinger, Bernhart Horstman, Herman Zeiler, Adam Auentis, John Hildebrandt, Frederick Eyle, Franz Hemberger, John Jaegle, Nicholas Kloch, John Kramer, Christoper Kulhman, John Anton Mueller, John Rockendorf, John Mennnger.
COMPANY G.
COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
Captain Tobias Nagal. First Lieutenant Edwin Frey.
First Lieutenant John Lang.
First Lieutenant Albert Liomin.
Second Lieutenant Emil Wilde.
Second Lieutenant Ferdinand Holyer.
Second Lieutenant George Benzing. Second Lieutenant Herman Raengsleyer.
NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS
Sergeant Balthaser Strassal. Sergeant Frank Leophold. Sergeant Phillip Weichrich. Sergeant George Lehmeig.
PRIVATES.
George Anker, Frederick Blackman, Langen Behringer, Peter Claude, Wilhelm Engel, John Forsbach, Gustave Frey, Charles Har-
rold, Jacob Haag, John Halm, Wilhelm Jordon, Frederick Krebs, Theodore Keek, John Libbe, Henry Maassberg, Wilhelm Masser, Wilhelm Paulisch, John Rengel, Charles Reineald, Gerhardt Schlaffe, Valentine Schlasser, Joseph Strobel, Frederick Wolhile, Nicholas West- erman.
Killed in Battle .- Christian Eisenhardt, Michael Hildebrandt, John Kling, Joseph Lang, Frederick Maassberg, Jacob Stein, Charles Schroe- der.
Died .- John Kramer, Frederick Kern, Charles Thiele.
Discharged .- Privates Charles Bolkhardt, Charles Cross, Daniel Chautemp, John Depp, Charles Ensfeld, John Huger, Frederick Kraub, Henry Lorenz, John Mainhardt, Phillip Jacob Peter, Frederick Scharlack, Uriah Stahl, Ignatz Schneider, Nicholas Schwarzman, Christian Stumpf, Theodore Weigers, Phillip Wegler, Frank Wolf, Henry Witz.
Transferred. - Privates Bernhard Insferd, Diedrich Hessecker, John Happel, Frederick Kaifer, Frederick Reip, Bernhart Sehmidt, Adam Hamlin, John Huser, Jacob Bohmen, Christian Burkhardt, Baptiss Deutshele, George Huber, Felix Kistner, Christian Mild, Joseph G. Prose, Igmy Straub, August Schnider, Adam G. Scherer, Frank Seeger, Anton Seiger, John Winfelder.
COMPANY H.
COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
Captain Edith Bernhardt.
Captain Angust Fix.
First Lieutenant Charles Drach.
First Lieutenant Herman Guthardt.
Second Lieutenant Frank Schmidt.
Second Lieutenant Henry Raabe.
Second Lieutenant George Kappes.
NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
First Sergeant Charles Blittersdorf.
Sergeant William Grossman.
Sergeant Charles Falk.
Sergeant Clemens Schimmel.
Sergeant Ferdinand Erdman.
Corporal Ferdinand Hilderbrandt.
Corporal Alexander Arnold.
Corporal Valentine Hanck.
Corporal Christian Kahle.
Corporal George Mohr.
Corporal John Nenninger.
Corporal Charles Gfroerer.
PRIVATES.
Theodore Amett, Frederick Ahlers, Joseph Abath, Adam Anntius, Adrew Bracknuling, Joseph Baumler, Lorenz Bridenstein, Edward Britterle, Frederick Benneirtz, Andrew Byzrus, Adam Beck, Ernst Dienst, Michael Ergert, Frederick Flohr, John Graff, George Geier, Julius Grossman, John Gass, Adolph Guenther, Christian Hoffman, John Hardle, Henry Jacob, John Kissel, Charles Liebold, Phillip Lin- denfelser, Phillip Lipps, John Mueller, John A. Miller, Adam Mueller, Charles Perschmann, Gottlieb Rueff, Louis Seeger, John Schluter, John Sehlup, Frederick Sehmidtheuner, Jacob Schmelzle, George Stretz, John Seller, Jacob Schittenhelm, Ferdinand Storr, Frederick Utrecht, Gregor Wolf, Henry Willer.
Killed in Battle .- Corporal Frederick Schneider; Privates Frederick Brandt, Louis Klapper, John Jacob, Frederick Noerthen.
Died .- Corporal Christian Ballan; Privates William Feklenberg, Engelbert Winkler.
Transferred .- First Sergeant Conrad Schleicher; Corporals R. Gurenstein, Ludwig Hohnstedt, Henry Oker; Privates Phillip Arnold, John Adel, Joseph Deyer, John Klein, Charles Kleppe, William Moser, Frederick Meyer, Edward Schombard, George Schulpraft, John Schnell, Reinhart Schindeldecker, Herman Angert, Stephen Bueger, Elias L. Bechman, Ignatz Bauer, Upton Demoss, Henry Dammier, Joseph Graf, John Geephart, Valentine J. Hoffman, Gustave Haustein, David Kelly, Henry C. Steffen, John Schramm, Charles Schwicke, Andrew Witzenbacher.
COMPANY I.
COMISSIONED OFFICERS.
Captain Maurice Wesolouski. Captain Frederick Weising. First Lieutenant Stanislaus Gumwald. First Lieutenant Arnold Heer. J. J. Sehellenbaum.
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Second Lieutenant Anton Gradzike. Second Lieutenant Charles Miller. Second Lieutenant Edward Otto. Seeond Lieutenant Ernst Kudell.
NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
Sergeant Henry Mathews. Sergeant Lorenz Schelger. Sergeant Joseph Lippert. Corporal Joseph Spinner. Corporal John Fuzlien. Corporal John Scherer. Corporal John Frizlein. Corporal Louis Haas. Corporal Michael Goodling. Corporal Henry Bath.
PRIVATES.
John Braun, Henry Brinkman, Rudolph Buhler, Federick Dieterlen, Andreas Doll, George Enth, Frank Fieke, John Fisher, Herman Gott- berg, Charles Haack, William Hanenshild, Valentine Hanenstein, Henry Haming, Conrad Hillenbrand, Bernhart Horstman, August Klausmeier, Louis Link, Joseph Loth, John Luttman, Herman Meyer, Frederick Miller, John Molke, Frederick Nollkemfer, Herman Niemerg, Henry Numberger, Gottlieb Oberfall, Adam Roth, John Rudolph, John Schwartz, August Steinboills, Casper Stein, Frank Schmidt, John Scheu- rer, Charles Weise, John Zaigler.
Killed in Battle .- Corporal Engleberth Bush.
Died .- Privates Ernest Guenther, Charles Kern, George Walter, Joseph Haight, Anthony Uzouwski.
Discharged .- Sergeant Ernst Heller ; Privates Joseph Brewer, Henry Kohler, Frederick Brick, John Schmidt, Gustave Rosenberg, Frederick Allbraicht, Christian Voelpel, Joseph Molitor, Frank Meyer, Peter Buthner, Conrad Roth, Gustave Hennislı, Jacob Diehl Herman Effing, Henry Miller, Charles Kudell, Joseph Rupp, Henry Kaiser, Louis Brockman.
Transferred .- Privates Charles Dahlhammer, William Engel, John Huber, Lonis Haaf, Frederick Herrman, John Haas, Frederick Napo- leon, Frederick Reuker, Moritz Stegle, Peter Clande, Alexander Lands- berg, John Adel, Conrad Meller, Frank W. Argel, Valentine Cornelius, August Fisher, Frederick Groetzinger, Anton Harbrecht, Adam Herr- man, Leopold Kramphoff, Frank Kuffer, Charles Lipp, Louis Martin, John Miller, Louis Plotton, Joachim Ruhstaller.
COMPANY K. COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
Captain George Sommers. Captain Lautarbach Matte.
Captain J. A. Heer.
First Lieutenant Phillip Wick,
First Lieutenant Carlo Peipho.
First Lieutenant Lewis C. Frintz.
Second Lieutenant Likas Shwank.
Second Lieutenant Joseph Nenbacher.
Second Lieutenant Louis Gehrhard.
Second Lieutenant Herman Kreningsberger.
Second Lieutenant John Eppinger.
NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
First Sergeant Robert Wensland. Sergeant John Goettler.
Sergeant Conrad Belzing.
Sergeant William Woehle.
Sergeant Jacob Halbauer.
Corporal Charles Bloessing. Corporal Louis Schwartz.
Corporal Frank Reinhard. Corporal Christian Heldwin.
Corporal John Kuhnle.
Corporal Conrad Hoehn.
PRIVATES.
Henry Anlfus, Jacob Baly, John Bauer, Frederick Bewerkellen, John Berlsch, Jacob Breitmeir, Bernhart Brush, Robert SIwert, Jacob Gerein- ten, Frederick Goetz, John Hildebrand, Casper Hoeffling, Anton Huber, Casper Jochin, Nicholas Klock, Frederick Kop, Christian Kuhlman, Frederick Kuhlman, John Muller, Sigismund Moasch, John Malkmus, Herman Rose, Jacob Selb, John Sieman, Bernhart Schmidt, Frederick Schmidt, Joseph Tlamsa, Frederick Trimernier, Casper Voight, Lotzias Vanderberge, Lucius Votz, George Welmer, George Weber, Frederick Wurstybother, Bernhart Yiseuis, Frederick Sckottmiller.
Killed in Battle .- First Sergeant Frederick Kuhlmann; Corporal Frank Miller; Privates John Adam Keller, Joseph Leipier, John Schnell, August Zoeller.
Died-Privates John Gottschalk, Herman Saltter, John Stukler, Joseph Schwetzer.
Discharged. - Sergeant Louis Harnold; Corporal Franz Dacker; Phillip Arnold, John Arnold, William Kuchmstedt, Ferdinand Rich- mher, William Naxel, Charles Fix, Charles Fontimier, Frederick Eych, Michael Slack, Jacob Stoll, John Roggendorf.
Transferred. - Privates Peter Buttner, Englehardt Busch, Henry Bell- ing, Angust Klausmier, Henry Brinkman, Henry Jacob, Henry Diebel, Herman Effing, John Fisher, John Grossman, John Graf, Michael Gretting, Nicholas Hoepler, Joseph Hart, Bernhart Hoffman, Vuter Hoff- man, Nicholas Kauffman, Bernhart Lohrer, Frederick Muller, John Maier, John Molker, Frederick Nollkamper, Henry Rosenberg, August Steinboch, George Schneider, Charles Spoettle, Ignatz Steinman, Fred- erick Story, Nicholas Westman, George Hohenstein, John Harter, Herman Kirhshop, Reinhard Kist, William Koehler, Jacob Salterman, Balthasar Muller, Peter Mohr, Englebert Penzinger, Jacob Roesch, John Sulter, William Schmidt, Frank Schmidt, William Wickemeyer, Frederick Schottmiller; Corporals John Meikel, Peter Doehn.
THIRTY-FOURTH OHIO INFANTRY.
This was raised in the summer of 1861, and received at first the name of "Piatt Zouaves," in compliment to its colonel, Abraham S. Piatt. Its first service was in West Virginia, where it fought a battle ten days after arrival, near Chapmanville, defeating a Virginia regiment. The rest of the autumn and winter it was on guard and scout- ing duty. In May, 1862, it took part in the battle of Princeton, losing several men. September 10th, while holding an outpost at Fayetteville, with the Thirty-sev- enth Ohio, it was attacked by a large rebel force, and beat them off, but with heavy loss. It was then on garri- son duty until May, 1863, when it was furnished with horses and became a regiment of "mounted rifles." It was in the cavalry expedition against Wytheville, in which it bore a distinguished part. Two-thirds of the regiment "veteraned," in January, 1864, and took full part in the movements of that year in the valley of the Shenandoah and elsewhere in Virginia. It was in Sheridan's famous battle of Winchester; and was captured at Beverly by General Rosser, January II, 1865, a few weeks after which the remnant of the old Thirty-fourth was consoli- dated with the Thirty-sixth Ohio at Cumberland, Mary- land, taking the name of the latter, and losing its identity thenceforth.
COMPANY C.
COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
Captain Austin T. Miller. First Lieutenant John Grace. Second Lieutenant Thomas Lawler.
NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
First Sergeant James Shiels.
Sergeant James Colter.
Sergeant Patrick Cassidy.
Sergeant James Burns.
Sergeant William Fitzpatrick.
Corporal William Robbins.
Corporal James Ryan.
Corporal John Cassidy.
Corporal John Fritz.
Corporal George Guy. Corporal John Gorman.
Corporal Lawrence Powers.
Corporal William Sloan.
PRIVATES.
John J. Adams, Jesse H. Bloom, Willliam Burke, George W. Blair, James Burns, Barney Brenner, Daniel Barrett, Owen Bonner, Herbert
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Breman, William Campbell, Jasper Creekbaum, Michael Coleman, Hugh Callaghan, Charles Cope, Henry Crossman, Robert Carr, Peter Coney, David Coleman, Thomas Carr, Cornelius Desmond, Samuel M. Espy, Boyce Egan, James W. Evans, Patrick Flynn, Fenton Flanagan, John Fritz, James Farmington, William F. Fitzpatrick, Robert Finney, Sylvester Foy, John Gorman, George Guy, Joseph Grimes, Henry Gol- pen, Barney Harkins, Arthur Halpin, Michael Hines, Matthew Har- rington, Harvey Harris, Thomas Hackett, Josiah Jones, Gabriel Ken- nelly, Jacob Knoblow, Michael Long, Jonathan Lawrence, Joseph Maloney, Patrick Moore, William M. Martin. Patrick Mara, Patrick McGovern, James McKerne, Patrick McNamara, John Murphy, Michael Lawler, John Laughlin, John Mason, James McIntosh, Wil- liam McElfresh, William T. Miller, James Neagle, Norvell Osborne, Michael O'Neal, William Price, Samuel Prather, Joseph Pierce, James A. Patten, Lawrence Powers, George Patterson, John S. Post, William Robbins, Patrick Ratliffe, Washington C. Reeves, James Ryan, John Reeves, Thomas Ryan, Benjamin Reeker, Henry W. Rockwell, Martin Rea, Daniel Robinson, Patrick Ryan, William H. Sutherland, Wesley Smitson, William Sloan, James Shafer, Patrick Sullivan, John Ste- phens, Washington Vennon, Robert Vance, George K. Weit, Robert Williams.
THIRTY-SIXTH OHIO INFANTRY.
This command dates from August, 1861. Its first colonel was Captain (afterward General) George Crook, of the regular army. Before he took command, six com- panies made a vigorous scout after guerillas in West Vir- ginia. During the winter, at Summerville, the regiment suffered greatly from sickness, having nearly fifty deaths by disease. May 23, 1862, it aided effectively in repell- ing an attack upon Lewisburgh. . In August, it was sent to join the army of the Potomac; was in the second battle of Bull Run, and the battles of South Mountain and Antietam. After the latter it was commanded, until his resignation in April, 1863, by Colonel E. B. Andrews, a prominent professor in Marietta college. In January, 1863, it joined the army of the Cumberland at Nashville, and participated in the battles at and preceding Chicka- mauga, where it lost very heavily. It also won the right to inscribe "Mission Ridge" upon its banners. Returning to Virginia it participated in a number of minor actions, was in the severe engagement at Barryville, September, 3d, in other actions on the 19th and 22d, and in the bat- tle of Winchester, October 19th. After the merging of the Thirty-fourth in it, the consolidated regiment served without much fighting in northern Virginia until July 22, 1865, when it was mustered out of service and returned to Ohio.
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