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COMPANY L, 2 HEAVY ARTILLERY.
Name and Rank Entry Name and Rank Entry
Arnold, Ludwick M., Sergt .... June 22, 1863 Woods, James, Private .. . Feb. 29, 1864
Woods, Joseph F., Sergeant .... Woods, Thomas E., Private. .. June 22, 1863
Peoples, Joseph J., Private. "
Houston, Hugh. Private. July 7. 1863 Hull, Benjamin H., Private.
Kelly, Isaac C., Private. Dec. 21, 1863
King, Enoch, Private. June 30, 1863
Lymangrover, John, Private. .Aug. 1, 1863 Metzler, Samuel S., Private .... Dec. 20, 1863 Miller, Hiram O., Private .. . July 13, 1863
Outhwaite, Joseph, Private. ... June 15, 1863 Peterman, Napoleon, Private .. . June 30, 1863 Ramsower, Perry J., Private ... June 16, 1863
Simcox, Joseph, Private. June 15, 1863
Davis, Thomas, Private. June 8, 1863
Griffith, Jacob, Private. .July 7, 1863
Harshbarger, John, Private. June 10, 1863
Hook, Amos, Private. June 13, 1863
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ROSTER HANCOCK COUNTY SOLDIERS.
FIRST OHIO VOLUNTEER CAVALRY. THREE YEARS' SERVICE.
This regiment was organized at Camp Chase, Ohio, from August 17th to October 5th, 1861, to serve three years. On the expiration of their terms of serv- ice, the original members (except veterans), were mustered out, and the organiza- tion, composed of veterans and recruits, continued in service until it was mustered out by companies, as follows : A to K, inclusive, and M, September 13, 1865, at Hilton Head, S. C., and Company L, September 26, 1865, at Nashville, Tenn., in accordance with orders from the war department. Companies A and C were or- dered to West Virginia in September, 1861, and were attached to the commands of Generals Shields and Banks, in the Shenandoah Valley; and with the Army of Virginia under General Pope and the Army of the Potomac, and as headquarters guard of the cavalry divisions of Generals Gregg and Kilpatrick. They bore an honorable part in the campaigns and engagements in Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania, until the spring of 1864, when they were ordered to join the regi- ment.
The official list of battles in which this regiment was engaged is not yet pub- lished by the war department, but the following list has been compiled after care- ful research during the compilation of this work. It does not include numerous battles and skirmishes in which single companies and small detachments of the regiment were engaged :
Booneville, Miss
May 30. 1862
Russellville, Ala. .July 1, 1862
Courtland, Ala . July 25, 1862
Bardstown, Ky. October 4, 1862
Perryville, Ky. October 8, 1862
Stone River, Tenn
December 31, 1862, to January 2, 1863.
Elk River, Tenn.
July 2, 1863
Alpine, Ga.
. September 10, 1863
Chickamauga, Ga.
September 19-20, 1863
Washington, Tenn
October 1. 1863
Point Rock, Ala.
October 30, 1863
Cleveland, Tenn.
November 27, 1863
Calhoun, Tenn
December 16, 1863
Decatur, Ala
May 26, 1864
Moulton, Ala.
May 29, 1864
Noonday Creek, Ga
. June 15, 1864
Lovejoy Station, Ga.
August 20. 1864
Atlanta Campaign.
Ebenezer Church, Ga
April 1. 1865
Selma, Ala.
. April 2. 1865
Columbus, .Ga.
April 16, 1865
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COMPANY C, I O. V. CAVALRY.
Name and Rank Entry Name and Rank Entry
Gaddis, Joseph M., Corporal. .. Aug. 7, 1861
During, Paul, Bugler.
Peterman, John, Corporal ... .Aug. 25, 1861 Gaddis, Jonathan J., Private ... Sept. 14, 1861
COMPANY E. I O. V. CAVALRY.
Smith, Michael, Private.
.Oct. 1, 1861
COMPANY M, I CAVALRY.
Fireling. John A., Corporal. . Sept. 25, 1861
Lewis, Joseph, Corporal.
Geiger, George, Private.
Keltner, Isaiah, Private. Oct. 1, 1861
Sherrick, Henry, Private. .. . Sept. 25, 1861 Smith, Michael C., Private .... Oct. 1, 1861 Spangler, Henry, Private. . . Sept. 25, 1861
FOURTH OHIO VOLUNTEER CAVALRY. THREE YEARS' SERVICE.
This regiment was organized at Camp Dennison and Camp Gurley, Ohio, in November, 1861, with the exception of Companies L and M, which were organized August 15, 1862, at Cincinnati, Ohio, to serve three years. The original members (except veterans), were mustered out by detachments in October, 1864, by reason of expiration of term of service, and the organization, composed of veterans and recruits, retained in service until July 15, 1865, when it was mustered out in ac- cordance with orders from the war department.
The official list of battles, in which this regiment bore an honorable part, is not yet published by the war department, but the following list has been compiled, after careful research, during the preparation of this work :
Bowling Green, Ky
February 15, 1862
Nashville, Tenn
March 8, 1862 Huntsville, Ala.
April 11, 1862
Bridgeport, Ala.
April 29, 1862
Lexington, Ky
October 17, 1862
Murfreesboro, Tenn
January 1-2, 1863 Lebanon, Tenn
February 8, 1863
Bradyville, Tenn. March 1, 1863
Snow Hill, Tenn.
April 2-3, 1863
Chickamauga, Ga September 19-23, 1863
Middleton, Tenn
May 21, 1863
November 27, 1863 Cleveland, Tenn
Decatur, Ala. May 26-27, 1864
Moulton, Ala. May 28-29, 1864
Jonesboro, Ga August 19-20, 1864
Wilson's Raid, Ala. and Ga. March 22 to April 24, 1865
Selma, Ala . . April 2, 186-
Montgomery, Ala. April 12-13, 1865
Macon, Ga. April 20, 1865
COMPANY C, 4 CAVALRY. .Oct. 10, 1861
Cherry, Samuel H., Private.
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ROSTER HANCOCK COUNTY SOLDIERS.
SIXTH OHIO VOLUNTEER CAVALRY. THREE YEARS' SERVICE.
This regiment was organized by Colonel William R. Lloyd, at Camp Hutchins, Warren, Ohio, in October, November and December, 1861, to serve three years. On the expiration of its term of service, the original members (except veterans), were mustered out, and the organization retained in service until August 7, 1865, when it was mustered out at Petersburg, Va., in accordance with orders from the war department. The roster of this regiment shows that fom 1861 to 1865 there were seventeen hundred and fifty-eight (1.758) officers and enlisted men in the organization. This does not include one battalion of four companies which was detached and taken to the far west in command of Lieutenant Colonel William O. Collins. Under an order from the war department, dated September 20, 1862, there were four companies recruited to fill up the regiment. These companies were in part recruited at Camp Cleveland, Ohio, and two of them, B and E. joined the regiment at Falmouth, Va., March 9, 1863. The other two, F and M, joined the regiment March 8, 1864, at Warrenton, Va. The Sixth Regiment en- tered the United States service in the field in Western Virginia, in May, 1862, under General Fremont ; thence into the Valley of Virginia, undr General Sigel ; thence into the campaign in front of Washington, D. C., in the summer of 1862, with the Army of Virginia, under General John Pope; with General George B. McClellen, in the Army of the Potomac, in the fall of 1862; with General Burn- side in the winter of 1862 and 1863; and in the winter and spring of 1863, with General Joe Hooker, who organized the cavalry corps early in 1863, thereafter commanded in succession by Generals Stoneman, Pleasanton and Sheridan; then, in the summer of 1863. under General Meade, and then, until the close of the war, under Generals Meade, Grant and Sheridan.
The regiment, from date of organization of the "Cavalry Corps. Army of the Potomac," served in the brigades commanded by Generals Buford, Duffie, Averill, McIntosh, D. McM. Gregg, Kilpatrick, Huey, Davies, and C. H. Smith ; and in divisions commanded by Generals Bayard, Averill, Pleasanton, Gregg and Crook.
Following is a list of battles, engagements and skirmishes in which this regi- ment bore an honorable part :
Woodstock, Va
June 2, 1862
Mt. Jackson, Va.
June 3, 1862
Cross Keys, Va. .June 8, 1862
Luray Court House, Va. . July 12, 1862
Warrenton, Va. August -, 1862
Bull Run, Va.
. August 29-30, 1862
September 1, 1862 Chantilly, Va.
Fredericksburg. Va.
December 13, 1862
Kelly's Ford, Va. March 17 ,1863
April 29 to May 2, 1863 Stoneman's Raid, Va
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HISTORY OF HANCOCK COUNTY.
Stevensburg, Va.
. June 9, 1863
Aldie, Va.
June 17, 1863
Middleburg. Va.
June 19. 1863
Upperville, Va.
June 21, 1863
Gettysburg, Pa.
July 1-4. 1863
Hagerstown, Md.
.July 6, 1863
Boonsboro, etc., Md
July 8-10, 1863
Falling Water, Md
. July 14, 1863
Sheppardstown, Va.
. July 16, 1863
Rapidan Station, Va
September 13-14, 1863
Sulphur Springs, Va.
October 12, 1863
Auburn Mills, Va.
October 14. 1863
Bristoe Station, Va.
October 14. 1863
Mine Run, Va November 27, 1863
Todd's Tavern, Va. May 5-7. 1864
Mitchell's Shop, or Jerrald's Mills, Va.
May 9, 1864
Yellow Tavern, Va.
. May 11, 1864
Meadow Bridge, Va.
May 12, 1864
Hawe's Shop, or Ænon Church, Va.
May 28, 1864
Cold Harbor, Va. May 31 to June I. 1864
Bottom Bridge, Va. June 6, 1864
Trevilian's Station, Va.
June II-12. 1864
St, Mary's Church, or Ladd's Farm, Va
June 24. 1864
Malvern Hill, Va. . July 28. 1864
Darbytown, Va.
. July 28, 1864
Deep Bottom, Va.
August 15-16. 1864
Ream's Station, Va.
August 25. 1864
Preble's Farm, or Davis' Farm, Va.
. October 1. 1864
Boydtown Road, Va. October 27. 1864
December 1. 1864
Hutcher's Run, Va.
December 8-9. 1864
Hutcher's Run, Va.
February 5-7, 1865
Quaker Road, Va.
March 29, 1865
Dinwiddie Court House, Va.
March 31. 1865
Five Forks, Va. April 1, 1865
Jettersville. Va. April 4-5. 1865
Deatonsville, Va. April 5. 1865
Sailor's Creek, Va. April 6, 1865
Farmville, Va. April 7. 1865
High Bridge, Va. April 7. 1865
Appomattox, of Lee's Surrender, Va. April 8-9, 1865
COMPANY I, 6 CAVALRY. Entry
Name and Rank
Shoffer, Samuel, Private. Oct. 14, 1861
Stony Creek, Va.
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ROSTER HANCOCK COUNTY SOLDIERS.
NINTH OHIO VOLUNTEER CAVALRY. THREE YEARS' SERVICE.
This regiment was organized in 1863, to serve three years ; Companies A, B, C and D at Camp Zanesville, Ohio, in January, and the other eight companies at Camp Dennison, Ohio, in September. October and December. It was mustered out July 20, 1865, at Lexington, N. C.
. The official list of battles, in which this regiment bore an honorable part, is not yet published by the war department, but the following list has been compiled, after a careful research, during the preparation of this work :
Florence, Ala April 13, 1864
Center Star, Ala. . May 16. 1864
Rousseau's Raid in Alabama and Georgia. . July II-22, 1864
East Point, Ga August 30, 1864
Waynesboro, Ga. December 4. 1864
Near Savannah, Ga. February 2, 1865 Aiken, S. C. February 11, 1865
Winnsboro, S. C. February 22, 1865
Monroe's Cross Roads, N. C. March 10, 1865
Averysboro, N. C. March 16, 1865
Raleigh, N. C. April 13, 1865
Name and Rank
COMPANY C, 9 CAVALRY. Entry
Bysel, George W., Private Feb. 16, 1864
Epley, Henry V., Ist Lieutenant.
COMPANY D, 9 CAVALRY. Sept. 23, 1863
COMPANY H, 9 CAVALRY.
Name and Rank Entry Name and Rank Entry
Farlee, Edwin J., Private. .. . Sept. 25, 1863
Horn, Henry, Private. .. Sept. 23. 1863
Farson, Samuel L., Private .... Sept. 23, 1863
Hughes, John W., private .... 66
George, John W., Private ... . Sept. 25, 1863 Spaulding, Charles A., Private
Heckerman, Gabriel, Private ...
UN-ASSIGNED RECRUITS, 9 CAVALRY.
Shaffer, Alexander G., Private.
Oct. 25, 1863
TENTH OHIO VOLUNTEER CAVALRY. THREE YEARS' SERVICE.
This regiment was organized at Camp Cleveland and Camp Chase. Ohio. from October, 1862, to July 25, 1863, to serve three years. It left early in the spring of 1863 for Nashville, Tenn., where it was ordered to Murfreesboro, Tenn., where it remained doing picket and scout duty until the Army of the Cumberland opened the campaign against General Bragg. During this campaign the regiment performed a vast amount of marching and counter-marching. It was actively en- gaged in all of Kilpatrick's movements during Sherman's Atlanta campaign. The
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great march to the sea was inaugurated on this march, the regiment being fre- quently engaged with the enemy. It was mustered out July 24, 1865, at Lexing- ton, N. C., in accordance with orders from the war department.
The official list of battles, in which this regiment bore an honorable part, is not yet published by the war department, but the following list has been compiled, after a careful research, during the preparation of this work:
Chickamauga, Ga. September 19-20, 1863
Crosby Creek, Tenn January 14, 1864
Tunnel Hill, Ga. . May 2, 1864
Siege of Atlanta, Ga. Julyy 28 to September 2, 1864
Jonesboro, Ga .. August 19-20. 1864
Sweetwater, Ga. October 1-3, 1864
Bear Creek Station, Ga.
November 16, 1864
Waynesboro, Ga. December 4, 1864
Aiken, S. C. February II, 1865
Monroe Cross Roads, N. C. March 10, 1865
Averysboro, N. C. March 16-20, 1865
COMPANY E, 10 CAVALRY.
Name and Rank Entry Name and Rank Entry
Filkins, Nathanial W., Captain. . Oct. 14, 1862 Ensminger, Emanuel, Private. . Oct. 6, 1862
Helfrick, Samuel S., Corporal. . Nov. II, 1862 Marvin, Morrison J., Private. .
Scott, Thomas B., Farrier. . Nov. 4, 1862 Whiteman, David, Private ..... Oct. 25, 1862
COMPANY F, 10 CAVALRY.
Myres, William, Private. .Oct. 5, 1862 Small, James H., Private ...... Oct. 10, 1862
COMPANY G, 10 CAVALRY. Feb. 2,. 1864
Snelbaker, Jonathan, Corporal.
Powell, Oliver, Corporal
COMPANY H, IO CAVALRY. . . Oct. 15, 1862
TWELFTH OHIO VOLUNTEER CAVALRY.
THREE YEARS' SERVICE.
This regiment was organized at Camp Cleveland, Ohio, from the state at large, from August 17, 1863, to November 24, 1863, to serve for a term of three years. It was mustered out of the service November 14, 1865, at Nashville, Tenn., in accordance with orders from the war department.
The official list of battles, in which this regiment bore an honorable part, has not yet been published in orders by the war department. The following list, how- ever, has been carefully compiled from the rolls and other sources during the prep- aration of this work :
Mt. Sterling, Ky June 9, 1864
Cynthiana, Ky. June 12, 1864
(I) Saltville, Va . October 2, 1864
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ROSTER HANCOCK COUNTY SOLDIERS.
Kingsport, Tenn
December 13, 1864
Bristol, Tenn.
December 14, 1864
Abingdon, Va.
December 15, 1864
Wytheville, Va.
December 16, 1864
Marion, Va.
December 18, 1864
(2) Saltville, Va
December 20, 1864
Salisbury, N. C.
April 12, 1865
Dallas, N. C. April 19, 1865
Catawba River, N. C. . April 19, 1865
COMPANY F, 12 CAVALRY.
Name and Rank Entry Name and Rank Entry
Collins, John, Private. Sept. 5, 1863 Stanbaugh, John, Private. .Sept. 16, 1863
Henderson, James, Private. .Sept. 19, 1863
Wise, Frederick, Private. Sept. 23, 1863
Meeks. Thomas, Private. . Sept. 25. 1863
COMPANY G, 12 CAVALRY.
Hipkins, Charles, Private .. Sept. 1, 1863 Miller, Philip, Private ... Sept. 16, 1863
THIRTEENTH OHIO VOLUNTEER CAVALRY THREE YEARS' SERVICE.
This regiment was organized from May 5, 1864, to March 23, 1863, at Camp Chase, Ohio. The regiment at the organization was formed by the re-enlistment of members of the Fourth and Fifth Independent Cavalry Battalions (six months" organizations), and recruits from different parts of the state at large. From its organization until December 18, 1864, the regiment acted as infantry ; on that day the men were armed and equipped as cavalry, and served as such until mustered out. The regiment was mustered out of service August 10, 1865, at Petersburg. Va., in accordance with orders from the war department.
The following is a list of battles, in which this regiment bore an honorable part, in the compilation of which reference has been made to the Official Army Register, Part V., page 20, and other sources, during the preparation of this work : Weldon Railroad, Va.
June 22-23, 1864
Petersburg, Va. (assault) July 30, 1864 Ream's Station, Va. .August 25, 1864
Preble's Farm, Poplar Spring Church, Va September 30, 1864 Hatcher's Run, South Side Railroad, Va. . October 27, 1864 Hatcher's Run, Va. February 5-7, 1865
Dinwiddie C. H., Va.
March 31, 1865
Amelia Springs, or Jetersville, Va. April 5. 1865
Appomattox C. H. (Lee's Surrender ) April 8-9, 1865
COMPANY E, 13 CAVALRY.
Donalson, Thomas, Private.
Mch. 5, 1864
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HISTORY OF HANCOCK COUNTY.
ROLL OF HONOR.
TWENTY-FIRST REGIMENT, OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY-THREE MONTHS' SERVICE.
Hemery, Cyrus; Company G; private ; died May 30, 1861; buried Gallipolis, Ohio. Drowned in Ohio river.
Reed, Eli S .; field and staff; quartermaster sergeant; died August 6, 1861; buried Find- lay, Ohio. Died at Cincinnati, Ohio; interred in Maple Grove cemetery.
FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD INDEPENDENT COMPANIES, OHIO VOLUNTEER SHARPSHOOTERS.
Bushong, Jacob H .; second company ; corporal ; died July 17, 1862; buried Cincinnati, Ohio. Died in Cincinnati, Ohio; interred in Spring Grove cemetery, lot B, grave 57.
Cameron, John W .; second company; corporal; died May 27, 1862; buried Arlington Ohio. Died near Corinth, Mississippi.
Church, Andrew A .; second company ; private; died June 9, 1863; buried Corinth, Mississippi. Died at Camp Davis, Mississippi; interred in National cemetery, section B, grave 295. Church, Daniel H .; second company ; private; died March 13, 1862; buried Cincinnati, Ohio. Died at Cincinnati, Ohio; interred in Spring Grove cemetery, section A, grave 98.
Gorby, Samuel; second company ; private; died April 13, 1862; buried Paducah, Kentucky. Died at Paducah, Kentucky.
Morris, James ; third company ; private; died May 23, 1864; buried Andersonville, Georgia. Died in rebel prison; interred in National cemetery, grave 1320.
Parker, Edward N .; second company; private; died June 12, 1862; buried Arlington, Ohio. Died at Arlington, Ohio.
Thompson, Royal; second company ; private; died December 14, 1861 ; buried St. Louis, Mis- souri. Died at St. Louis, Missouri ; interred in National cemetery, grave 2724.
Walker, Lorenzo; second company; private; died August 27, 1862; buried Shiloh, Tennessee. Died at Pittsburg Landing, Tennessee.
SEVENTH INDEPENDENT COMPANY, OHIO VOLUNTEER SHARPSHOOTERS. Miller, Philip; seventh company ; private; died March 29, 1863; buried Murfreesboro, Tennes- see. Died at Murfreesboro, Tennessee; interred in Stone river cemetery, section G, grave 179.
Reigle, Washington; seventh company ; private; died June 28, 1863; buried Murfreesboro, Tennessee. Died at Murfreesboro, Tennessee; interred in Stone river cemetery.
TWENTY-FIRST REGIMENT, OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY.
Armbrecht, August ; company D; private; died July 24, 1864; buried Andersonville, Georgia. Prisoner of war; captured at the battle of Chickamauga, Georgia, September 20, 1863; died in prison.
Alspach, David D .: company H; private ; died July 3, 1863; buried Stone River, Tennessee. Drowned in Stone river, near Murfreesboro.
Adams, John; company D; private ; died June 1, 1863 ; buried Stone River, Tennessee. Died Murfreesboro, Tennessee, of disease.
Amanders, Michael; company H; private; died June 20, 1864; buried Marietta, Georgia. Killed at battle of Kenesaw Mountain, Georgia.
Arnold, Frank C .; company B; private; died December 31, 1862; buried Stone River, Ten- nessee Killed in battle.
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ROLL OF HONOR.
Bradford, William; company A; private; died December 31, 1862; buried Stone River, Ten- nessee. Killed in battle.
Boucher, Levi; company A; private; died January 25, 1863; buried Nashville, Tennessee. Died at Nashville of wounds received at the battle of Stone River, Tennessee, December 31. 1862.
Biggs, Erastus ; company A; sergeant ; died January 2, 1863; buried Stone River, Tennessee. Died in field hospital of wounds received at battle of Stone River, Tennessee, December 31, 1862.
Blakely, James ; field and staff ; sergeant major ; died September 20, 1863; buried Chattanooga, Tennessee. Killed at battle of Chickamauga, Georgia.
Bretz, George W .; company G; sergeant; died June 26, 1864; buried Andersonville, Georgia. Prisoner of war: captured at the battle of Chickamauga, Georgia, September 20, 1863; died in prison.
Beard, Henry W .; company A; private; died August 25, 1864; buried Chattanooga, Tennes- see. Died at Kingston, Georgia-disease.
Blake, James; company A; private; died November 5, 1864; buried Nashville, Tennessee. Died of wounds received in action near Nashville.
Bond, Amos K .; company I; private; died April 4, 1864; buried Chattanooga, Tennessee. Died at Chattanooga, of typhoid fever.
Barnd, Elijah; company G; private; died April 18, 1863; buried Stone River, Tennessee. 1 Died at Murfreesboro, Tennessee, of congestive chills.
Bryant, George W .; company I; private; died February 1, 1865; buried Louisville, Kentucky. Died in hospital at Louisville-disease; interred in Cave Hill cemetery.
Baker, Isaac P .; company G; private; died February 6, 1863; buried Nashville, Tennessee. Died at Nashville, of pneumonia.
Bartlow, David D .; company G; private; died April 21, 1862; buried Nashville, Tennessee. Died at Nashville-disease.
Butler, Edmon A .; company G; private; died January 10, 1863; buried Nashville, Tennessee. Died at Nashville-disease.
Bradford. Wesley; company A; sergeant; died September 20, 1863; buried at Chattanooga, Tennessee. Killed at the battle of Chickamauga, Georgia.
Barger, George; company A; private; died December 27, 1861 ; buried Louisville, Kentucky. Died in hospital at Louisville, Kentucky, of disease. Interred in Cave Hill cemetery. Bradford, Ovitt; company A; private; died January 30, 1862; buried Louisville, Kentucky. Died at Bacon Creek, Kentucky, of disease. Interred in Cave Hill cemetery.
Burns, Walter S .; company B; private; died December 11, 1864; buried Marietta, Georgia. Killed in action near Jacksonboro, Georgia,
Bowersox, Edward; company G; private; died July 9, 1864; buried Marietta, Georgia. Killed at the battle of Vineing Station, Georgia.
Bartlow, Elijah, company G; private; died April 9, 1865; buried Long Island, New York. Died in hospital on David's Island, New York City Harbor, of pyemia; interred in Cypress Hill cemetery.
Clark, Hugh; company A; private; died October 28, 1864; buried Andersonville, Georgia. Prisoner of war; captured at battle of Chickamauga, Georgia, September 20, 1863; died in prison.
Collins, Thomas; company G; corporal; died May 22, 1864; buried Andersonville, Georgia. Prisoner of war; captured at the battle of Chickamauga, Georgia, September 20, 1863. Died in prison.
Coy, Henry; company G; private: died March 4, 1864; buried Nashville, Tennessee. Died at Nashville, Tennessee, of the fever.
Crawford, Johnson ; company H ; private ; died May 8, 1863; buried Stone River, Tennessee. Died in hospital at Murfreesboro, Tennessee-disease.
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Copus, Henry ; company G : private ; died January 19, 1864; buried Danville, Virginia. Pris- oner of war; died in prison, of small-pox.
Copus, George ; company G; private ; died June 20, 1863; buried New Albany, Indiana. Died at New Albany, of disease.
Cumings, Walter D .; company G; corporal; died March 7, 1864; buried Danville, Virginia. Prisoner of war: captured at the battle of Chickamauga, Georgia, September 20, 1863 ; died in prison, of chronic diarrhoea.
Cantener, Solomon : company F; private; died September 5, 1862; buried Nashville, Tennes- see. Died at Nashville, of disease.
Coon, Thornton; company D; private; died August 14, 1863; buried Nashville, Tennessee. Died at Nashville, of disease.
Cramer, Frederick T .; company G; private ; died March 4, 1864: buried Nashville, Tennes- see. Died at Nashville, of fever.
Crane, John; company B; private; died February II, 1863; buried Nashville, Tennessee.
Died in hospital at Nashville, of wounds received at battle of Stone River, Tennessee, December 31, 1862.
Click, Henry ; company E: private; died April 11, 1863; buried Nashville, Tennessee. Died in hospital at Nashville, of disease.
Cook, Mordecai H .; company G; private; died June 20, 1864; buried New Albany, Indiana. Died at Jeffersonville, Indiana, of pneumonia.
Coons, James O .; company A; private ; died December 25, 1864; buried Savannah. Georgia. Died at Savannah, of disease.
Crossley, Henry, company B; private; died March 27, 1864; buried Knoxville, Tennessee. Died in hospital at London, Tennessee, of disease.
Coats, William A .: company F; private; died September 20, 1863; buried Chattanooga, Ten- nessee ; killed at battle of Chickamauga, Georgia.
Carr, William; company G; private; died March 8, 1862; buried Louisville, Kentucky. Died at Elizabethtown, Kentucky, of disease: interred in Cave Hill cemetery.
Clymer, James A .; company K; private; died September 29, 1864; buried Marietta, Georgia. Died at Atlanta, Georgia, of dropsy. 1
Davis, George W .: company G; corporal ; died August 31, 1864; buried Andersonville, Geor- gia. Prisoner of war; captured at the battle of Chickamauga, Georgia. September 20, 1863; died in prison.
Davidson, Thomas S .; company K; private; died August 5, 1864; buried Andersonville, Georgia. Prisoner of war; captured at the battle of Chickamauga, Georgia, September 20, 1863; died in prison.
Dilworth, Robert S .; company I; first lieutenant ; died June 27, 1864; buried Marietta, Geor- gia. Killed in general assault on Kenesaw Mountain, Georgia.
Diebly, Lewis ; company A ; sergeant ; died December 31, 1862; buried Stone River. Tennessee. Killed in battle.
Dorsey, James; company F; private; died July 9, 1864; buried Marietta, Georgia. Killed at the battle of Vincing Station, Georgia.
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