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Corporals-John F. Chenoweth. appointed corporal, August 13, 1862, discharged December 21. 1863, at Camp Dennison, Ohio, on surgeon's certificate of disability ; Auburn Smith, appointed corporal, August 13, 1862, discharged January 15. 1863, on surgeon's certificate of disability ; Edward Whitaker, appointed corporal, August 13, 1862, mustered out with the company; Thomas J. Stephenson, wounded, August 30, 1862, in battle of Richmond, Kentucky, appointed corporal, January 20, 1864. killed, April S, 1865, in battle of Spanish Fort, Alabama; Jonathan Geer, appointed corporal, April 26, 1863, mustered out. July 6, 1865, by order of the war department; Jonathan Markley, appointed corporal. December 16, 1864. mustered out, June 9, 1865, at New York City, by order of the war department; Jasper Jones appointed corporal, April 28, 1863, captured, June 10, 1864, at battle of Brice's Cross-Roads, Mississippi, prisoner in Andersonville and other Southern prisons, died, March 16. 1865, at Wilmington, North Carolina.
Musicians-Milford A. Bates, discharged. March 20. 1863, at Columbus, Ohio, on surgeon's certificate of disability ; Isaiah Edwards, discharged March 6, 1863, at Columbus, Ohio, on surgeon's certificate of disability.
Wagoner-George W. Coberly, mustered out with the company.
Privates-John Alkire, Samuel Ambler, Andrew T. Athey, Isaiah- B. Bechtol, Marion Blain, Henry M. Bostwick, Jesse S. Bowers, William T. Bussard, Jacob Bus- sard, William C. Cook, Samuel Couples, Napoleon Curtin. Silas Davidson, Francis M. Deffenbaugh, Martin F. DeCamp, Samuel H. Edwards, Joseph Estep, John Evans, Francis M. Evans, John Everett. Patrick Farrell, Patrick Flood, Samuel B. Ford, Joseph Galloway, William H. H. Graham, Chalkley B. Hunt, William M. Janes, Will- iam Johnston, William Johnston, Thomas J. Kilgore, Joseph II. Koontz, Jesse H. Lane, Joseph S. Linsey. William Link, William H. McCormack, David E. McMillen, Caleb McPike. Michael Masterson. Nelson A. Miller, Enoch E. Minshall, Lafayette Morris, William Nichols, John W. Nichols, Michael O'Boyle, John W. Nichols, Patrick O'Brian, Emanuel Plummer, James A. Porter, Napoleon Powell. George W. Prugh, Joseph Ray, Jackson Ray, Abel P. Reese, Benjamin Rickards. John W. Roby, George A. Roby, William E. Roby. William Rutter, James Seeman, Lawrence Shechan, Isaiah J. Shryack, Theodore Smith, Lewis Strain, Adam Strain, William B. Stone, William B. Thornburgh. Harrison Timmons, Cotman Timmons, Daniel Timmons, Simeon Tingley, William H. Tracy. Thomas Tuttle, Samuel Tuttle, Michael Vaughn, Erasmus S. Vent, Samuel Waters. Addison W. Watson, Stephen Werden, Larkin Whiteley, John S Withrow and Lewis Young.
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Company K-Company K was organized in Madison county and was mustered into the Ninety-fifth Regiment at Camp Chase, Ohio, August 19, 1862. Its roster shows the following officers and men :
Captains-George W. Darety, who was wounded on August 30, 1862, in the battle of Richmond, Kentucky, resigned on January 15, 1863; Thomas S. Pennington, pro- moted from first lieutenant, February 2, 1863, mustered out with the company.
First lientenants-Vincent Allen, promoted from second lieutenant, February 2, 1863, died, July 19, 1863, near Jackson, Mississippi ; Jerome B. Vance, promoted to ser- geant-major from private, August 18, 1862, to first lieutenant, July 19, 1863, mus- tered out with the company.
Second lieutenant-T. F. Timmons, appointed first sergeant, August 13, 1862, promoted to second lieutenant, February 21, 1863, resigned, August 3, 1863.
First sergeant-Bushrod H. Lewis, appointed sergeant. August 13, 1862, first sergeant. January 15, 1863, mustered out with regiment.
Sergeants-Seneca N. Hancock, appointed sergeant, August 13, 1862, captured, June 10, 1864, at battle of Brice's Cross-Roads, Mississippi, prisoner at Andersonville and other Southern prisons, died, March 24, 1865, at Annapolis, Maryland; Theodore Bolio, appointed sergeant, August 13, 1862; Lawson Bidwell, appointed corporal, August 13, 1862, sergeant. January 15, 1863, died, January 29, 1863, on board the hospital ship "R. C. Wood;" Addison A. Hanson, appointed corporal, August 13, 1862, sergeant, Jan- mary 15, 1863, mustered out with the company ; Abel H. Workman, appointed corporal, August 13, 1862, sergeant, January 20, 1864, mustered out with the company, Joseph S. Martin, appointed corporal, July 28, 1864, sergeant, May 22, 1865, mustered out with the company ; James W. Stutson, appointed corporal, July 28, 1864, sergeant, May 22, 1865, mustered out with the company.
Corporals-Stephen Wadsworth, appointed corporal, August 13, 1862, wounded, August 30, 1862, in battle of Richmond, Kentucky ; L. J. Thacker, appointed corporal, August 13, 1862, discharged, February 26, 1863, at Columbus, Ohio, on surgeon's cer- tificate of disability ; Benjamin Hale, appointed corporal, August 13, 1862; John Blair, captured, June 10, 1864, at battle of Brice's Cross-Roads, Mississippi, prisoner at Andersonville and other Southern prisons, returned to company and was mustered out with it; Samuel P. Furlong, appointed corporal, August 13, 1862, died, August 2, 1863, at Memphis. Tennessee; Eugene Sheldon, appointed corporal, January 23, 1863, died, December 27, 1864, at West Jefferson, Ohio; Sinard Leach, appointed corporal. April 8, 1863, transferred to Thirty-fifth Company, Second Battalion, Veteran Reserve Corps, mustered out, July 17, 1865, at Jefferson Barracks, Missouri, by order of the war department ; John F. Evans, appointed corporal. April 2, 1864, mustered out, June 14, 1865, at Nashville, Tennessee, by order of the war department; James H. Core, appointed corporal, August 19, 1863, died, September 2, 1863, at Camp Bear Creek, Mississippi ; Aaron Van Ostrand, appointed corporal, January 23, 1863, died, August 16, 1863, at Memphis, Tennessee; James F. Bethard, appointed corporal, July 28, 1864, mustered out with the company ; James Tarpenning, appointed corporal, April 8, 1863, captured, June 10, 1864, at battle of Brice's Cross-Roads, Mississippi, prisoner at Andersonville and other Southern prisons; mustered out. June 23, 1865, at Camp Chase, Ohio, by order of the war department; Ira Fox, appointed corporal, April 8, 1863, died, July 5, 1863, on board hospital steamer, "Crescent City."
Musicians-Clark L. Barlow, promoted to principal musician, January 20, 1864; B. C. Irwin, discharged, February 28, 1863, at Fort Pickering, Memphis, Tennessee, on surgeon's certificate of disability; James Gregg, transferred to Company E, Seventy- second Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry, July 22, 1865.
Wagoner-James Alder, died, August 16, 1863, in camp at Bear Creek, Mississippi.
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Privates-Calvin J. Allen, Angustus Anderson, Jacob Baker, S. B. Beard, William Bethard. Jonathan Bigelow. George C. Blair, Joseph N. Bolio, Dorman Bristol, Thomas D. Brown, John A. Bryd. Armstrong Byerly, David Byerly, James Carpenter, Cloyd ('ecil. Hatfield Clark, John Cohorn, John O. Conner. Albert N. Converse, Samuel Cramer, John Crego, Melvin Darby, Archibald Darby, Adam Darby, Clinton W. Davis, James E. Davenport, John K. Douglas, James Dunn, John Finley, James Garabrant. George W. Gossard, George T. Graham, Daniel D. Griffith, Lewis T. Groves, Simeon Hager, Andrew Hale, Samuel Hammel, John Hann, Jacob Haynes. Emerson Holycross, Peter Hubbard. Benjamin Johnson, David Johnson, Stephen Knight, Wallace W. Lewis, Warner Z. Lucas, William Lyons, Hugh MeClarn, John McClung, I. C. Mead, Montre- ville M. Miller, Theodore W. Miller, Wyatt Minshall, Leonard Morgan, Jacob Myers, Jacob Peterman, Joseph Powers, James N. Pyers, Thomas Roberts, Edward Ryder, Francis M. Sherman, Joseph Solomon, John Solomon. Samuel S. Smith, A. C. Smith, Samuel Stickley. Labrinitus Stoner, Oliver Stutson, Eliphus Tarpenning, George Taylor. William Tillman, Thomas Leonard, Isaiah Tracy, Roberts Twiggs, A. B. Van- houtin. Joseph Watson. Arthur Wheeldon, Francis M. Whittaker, Thomas Wheelock, John Williams, Samuel Worrell and Robert Young.
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTEENTH REGIMENT, OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY.
The organization of the One Hundred and Thirteenth Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry, was commenced in August, 1862, at Camp Chase, Ohio, where seven com- panies were recruited. It then proceeded to the camp at Zanesville, Ohio, and then to Camp Dennison, a company being added at each place. On December 27, danger being expected at Louisville from Morgan's raid, it was suddenly ordered to that place. The order came rather unexpectedly and the organization was still incomplete, but within two hours of its receipt the One Hundred and Thirteenth was on its way, finely equipped. In January, 1863, it moved to Mauldraugh's Hill, about thirty miles distance from Louisville, on the Louisville & Nashville railroad, but returned again the next month and embarked for Nashville. The trip to Nashville occupied an unusually long time and was accompanied by great hardships, many of the officers and men being sent to the hospital on the arrival of the regiment at its destination.
The regiment was assigned to General C. C. Gilbert's division and was moved to Franklin, Tennessee, where it participated in several expeditions against the enemy and was kept busy on an extensive line of fortifications. The command formed the right wing of the Army of the Cumberland, and, joining. other divisions at Triune, entered upon the Tullahoma campaign, but was not in an engagement. It remained at Shelbyville during the partial reorganization of the army and took part in the Chat- tanooga campaign, as part of the reserve corps. After a long and tiresome march over the mountains, the One Hundred and Thirteenth took part in the battle of Chicka- mauga, its losses in this sanguinary engagement being one hundred and thirty-eight officers and men, out of three hundred and eighty-two. It fell back with the army to Chattanooga and endured all the hardships of that siege. The division, the second of the Fourteenth Army Corps, was detached from its corps at the battle of Mission Ridge. and formed a part of General Sherman's force. It formed the reserve line and did not take an active part in the struggle, but in the pursuit of the enemy, follow- ing, it fought with some loss at Stuarts creek.
The regiment was then sent to the relief of Knoxville and after Longstreet was forced to retire they returned-weary, ragged and footsore-to Chattanooga on Decem- ber 21, 1863. The winter was spent in that neighborhood, with the monotony broken by only an occasional reconnaissance, and at last the regiment moved on the Atlanta campaign, May 7, 1864.
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The One Hundred and Thirteenth was at Buzzard's Gap and Resaca, and then moved down the valley of the Coosa upon Rome; thence to Dallas and New Hope church, and on to Kenesaw Mountain. In the battle of Kenesaw Mountain the regi- ment formed the line of assault and consequently lost heavily, its casualities being ten officers and one hundred and fifty-three men. In the engagements about Atlanta the regiment was not actively engaged, except in the encounter at Peach Tree Creek, though it was always present and exposed to the efforts of sharpshooters. After the fall of Atlanta the regiment was sent to Chattanooga, thence to Huntsville and Tus- cumbia, Alabama, and then back to Chattanooga. It again marched south, with greatly reduced ranks, and joined Sherman on his march to the sea. With small exceptions its march to the sea was unbroken until the defenses of Savannah were reached. After the evacuation of that city the regiment encamped at Sister's Ferry, on the Savannah river, and there remained for several days in mud and water. The regiment shared in all the labors of the march through the Carolinas, and was severely engaged at Ben- tonville, fighting hand-to-hand, during the heaviest of the battle leaping the breast- works to repel assaults from either direction. This was the last engagement of the One Hundred and Thirteenth. After the surrender of Johnston it moved via Rich- mond, Virginia, to Washington City and there participated in the Grand Review, after which it proceeded to Louisville, Kentucky, where it was mustered out on July 6, 1.865, and was soon after discharged at Columbus, Ohio.
Company A-Company A of the One Hundred and Thirteenth regiment was organ- ized in London, Madison county, in the autumn of 1862, and was mustered into the regiment at Camp Chase on October 10. During the service it enrolled the following officers and men :
Captains-Toland Jones, who was promoted to lieutenant-colonel on February 23, 1865, was promoted to colonel on June 8, 1865, but was not mustered out with the regi- ment : Charles P. Gorman, promoted to first lieutenant from second lieutenant Com- pany I, February 1, 1864, promoted to captain, May 31, 1865, mustered out with the company.
First lieutenants-Nathan C. Vickers, resigned, January 13, 1863; Orway Watson, promoted from second lieutenant, January 13, 1863, to captain of Company H, May 16, 1863, promoted to major, June 8, 1865, mustered out with the regiment; Aquilla Toland, appointed first sergeant, promoted to second lieutenant, January 13, 1863, to first lieutenant, April 29, 1863, resigned January 20, 1864; John R. Cross, promoted from first sergeant Company F. June 8. 1865, mustered out with the company.
Second lieutenants-Jesse W. Dungan, appointed sergeant, promoted to sergeant- major, January 3, 1863, to second lieutenant, August 29, 1863, commission returned, reappointed, November 5, 1863, promoted to first lieutenant, June 14, 1864, but not mnustered, died, July 4. 1864, at Chattanooga, Tennessee, of wounds received, June 27, 1864, in battle of Kenesaw Mountain, Georgia ; James Coultis, appointed sergeant, first ยท sergeant, January 13, 1863, promoted to second lieutenant, June 14, 1864, to first lieu- tenant of Company G, August 19, 1864, mustered out with the regiment; William A. M. Davis, promoted from first sergeant, Company C, July 25. 1864, to first lieutenant. Company F. February 10. 1865, mustered out with the regiment.
First Sergeant-Timothy. Haley, appointed corporal, sergeant. January 3, 1863, promoted to second lieutenant, October 12, 1864. but not mustered, to first lieutenant, Company F, February 10, 1865, mustered out withthe regiment.
Sergeants-Joel L. Read. appointed corporal. sergeant. September 1863. promoted to sergeant-major, June 12, 1865; Robert Knight, mustered as a private, appointed sergeant, August 13, 1863, mustered out with the company ; John C. Coblentz, appointed corporal, sergeant, August 13, 1863. mustered out with the company; Edwin Slagle,
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appointed corporal, July 27, 1863, sergeant, mustered out with the company; George Ellars, appointed corporal, reduced. August 13, 1863, appointed sergeant from private, mustered out with the company; Charles J. Gould, appointed corporal, July 27, 1863, wounded, September 20, 1863, in battle of Chickamauga, Georgia, appointed sergeant, June 12, 1865, mustered out with the company.
Corporals-John Simpson, mustered out, May 26, 1865. at Camp Dennison, by order of the war department; George H. Rowland, discharged, April 13, 1863, at Nash- ville. Tennessee, on surgeon's certificate of disability; William R. Ward, appointed, July 27. 1863. died. September 20, 1863, of wounds received the same day in the battle of Chickamauga, Georgia; Thomas Cowling, appointed, September 30, 1863. died, April 13. 1865. at New Berne, North Carolina, of wounds received. March 19. 1865. in battle of Bentonville, North Carolina ; George C. Pfleiger, appointed, July 27, 1863, mustered out with the company; Richard B. Corson, mustered out with the company; Joseph E. Sidner, mustered out with the company; Jackson Smithfield, mustered out with the company; Joseph Sanders, appointed. July 27, 1863. mustered out with the company ; Jacob March, mustered out with the company; Benjamin Norris, appointed, May 26, 1865. mustered out with the company; Austin Slagle, appointed, June 12. 1865, mus- tered out with the company.
Musician-Herbert Fay. discharged November 9, 1863. at Nashville, Tennessee, on surgeon's certificate of disability.
Privates-John W. Adams. Benjamin Allison, John H. Anderson, William Arm- strong. Charles Bates, Henry J. Beckman, William Beer, John Bell, Thomas II. Bell. James Bemis, John C. Bentzell. Philip E. Blesch, John Boesiger. Robert R. Bollenger, Alexander Bradley, Harvey Bradley. Peter Brown, Joseph E. Buzzard, Jesse N. Cam- ron. Abner D. Carter. Chesterfield Carter, Lyman Carter, Riley Carter. James W. Carr. John F. Chapman, John J. Cloud. William T. Chochran, Francis M. Crabb, John G. Dallas. Thomas Dwyer, William H. Echard, Philip Fix, William Ford, Charles J. Fritz. Alfred E. Garret, John S. Harvey, James S. Harvey, Aaron W. Hibler. Daniel Ilildebrand. John N. Housman, Robert Howlett, William E. Hughes, Everett W. Jack- son. John N. Jones, Michael . Kelley, Louis H. Kennedy, John B. Lowe, Alexander McComb. Henry McCann. James McDermott, John McSaveny, Levi March. William Marks. Lewis Mead. William Mehegan, George Miles. John Miller, Robert Moore, Arch- ibald Morse, Isaac T. Neff. Isaac J. Norris, Henry Nussbaum. Thomas O'Neal, William Orpet, Ezra Pangh, John H. Pemberton, John H. Pemberton, John H. Peters, Albert T. Phifers, John G. Poling, Samuel Powell, Michael Powers, James Rayburn, Benoni Rea, John Reese. George T. Reno, Joseph D. Richardson. John Rightsell. Daniel Riordan, Simon W. Rogers. Alexander Schafer. Nicholas Schimel. Anrelius Simpson, Eugene Smith, John C. Southron, Balzer Spearemaker. John B. Sulsor, John Tallman, William Wait, Mark Wallace, William C. Wood, George W. Watson. Walter M. Watson, Joseph Wagerman, Frederick Weber, John Weber, Alfred Willet. William Woodman, Charles Yeatts, Daniel Young, George W. Palmer and George W. Valentine.
Company G-Company G of the One Hundred and Thirteenth Regiment was organ- ized in the autumn of 1862 at Mount Sterling. in this county, and was recruited from Madison, Fayette and Pickaway counties. No attempt will be made here to designate those from each county, the roll simply being presented in full as officially given. Company G was mustered into the One Hundred and Thirteenth Regiment at Camp Chase. Ohio, on October 18, 1862, and its records show the following roster of officers and men :
Captains-Harrison Z. Adams, who was appointed on Angust 22. 1862, resigned on January 25, 1863, by reason of physical disability : Alvan L. Messmore, mustered as a private, promoted to first lieutenant, September 5, 1862. captain January 28, 1863.
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detailed as provost marshal, Second Brigade, Second Division, Fourteenth Army Corps, February 13, 1864, mustered out with the company.
First lieutenants-Julius E. Bostwick, appointed first sergeant, promoted to second lieutenant, August 14. 1862, first lieutenant, January 28, 1863, died, March 15, 1864, at Columbus, Ohio; James Coultis, promoted from second lieutenant, Company A, August 19, 1864, mustered out with the company.
Second lieutenants-Hiram C. Tipton, appointed sergeant, first sergeant, October 19, 1862, promoted to second lieutenant, January 28, 1863, resigned March 25, 1863, by reason of physical disability; William R. Hanawalt, mustered in as a private, pro- moted to quartermaster-sergeant, second lieutenant, March 25. 1863. died, September 22, 1863, of wounds received. September 20, 1863, in battle of Chickamauga, Georgia ; Joseph Parker. appointed sergeant. first sergeant, promoted to second lieutenant, June 14, 1864. killed, June 27. 1864, in the battle of Kenesaw Mountain, Georgia.
First sergeant-Atlas W. Davis, appointed corporal, sergeant, first sergeant, mus- tered out with the company.
Sergeants-Abraham Dennison, killed, September 20, 1863, in battle of Chicka- mauga, Georgia : David Mitchell. appointed corporal, sergeant, died, September 22, 1863. of wounds received at the battle of Chickamauga, Georgia; Edward Crouse, pro- moted to second lieutenant. Company F, November 5, 1863, killed, June 27, 1864, in bat- tle of Kenesaw Mountain, Georgia : John W. Ingram, promoted to quartermaster-ser- geant ; Clark S. White, appointed corporal, sergeant, wounded and captured, September 20, 1863, in battle of Chickamauga, Georgia, discharged March 29, 1864, at Camp Chase by order of the war department; John A. Smith, appointed corporal, sergeant, mustered ont with the company; Otho W. Loopborough, appointed corporal, promoted to ser- geant. mustered ont with the company: Jeremiah J. Riggin, mustered in as a private, appointed sergeant, mustered out with the company; Francis A. Wickell, appointed corporal. sergeant, mustered out with the company.
Corporals-Edson Deyo. wounded. September 20, 1863, in battle of Chickamauga. Georgia, discharged. June 24, 1864, at Camp Dennison, Ohio, by order of the war department; Thomas Peterson, died August 30. 1864, in Andersonville prison of wounds received in action : Albert A. Talbert. died in December, 1864, at Savannah, Georgia, of wounds received in action ; Herrick B. Briley. mustered out, July 10, 1865, at Colum- bus, Ohio, by order of the war department; John A. Lake, mustered out with the company ; John W. Beale, mustered out with the company: John W. Dennison, mus- tered out with the company: William S. Tammage, mustered out with the company ; Harry Hagans, mustered out with the company: George M. Neff, mustered out with the company : Wilson S. Davis, mustered out with the company.
Privates-J. Smith Abernathy. John Alkire, Daniel W. Anderson, James A. Baker, Rufus Bacus, James Belt. Elnathan Belt. John J. Bishop, Edward Blain, Benjamin Bostwick, William Bostwick, Augustus Boxler, Alexander E. Bragg, William H. Brasket, Andrew Burget. Samuel Bnsick, Jeremiah C. Chaffin, Thomas Clifton, John I. Cook. James Cooksey, John N. Crab, John M. Creath, Wiley Creath, William Defe- bangh, Winfield S. Delenger, Griffin Dennison, Jonas Deyo, Titus England. August Ephart, Robert Ford, Joseph Ford, Jacob Foster, Robert Foster, James F. Gardner, Henry Gillenwaters. Perry Girrard, James Gray. Levi Griffen. John W. Harness, George Hartinger. James Hays, Thomas Hays, David Hissong, James W. Holloway, Sammel Hoover, William H. Hunt, John Irving, Alfred Ivy, Charles W. Kaneaster, Benjamin O. Keller, Martin Leonard, Jesse Low, Joseph McCarty, Andrew McCarty, Zero MeIntire. Robert H. McLean. David Madden, Nehemiah Matlack, Andrew Miller, Daniel D. Miller. John W. Miller, Richard Miller, Andrew Mitchell, Anthony S. Morgan, William M. Morgan. Otho W. Nigh, Thomas Noland, John O'Day, Ephraim Parker,
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Harrison Riggin, John W. Riggin, James L. Riggin, Elijah Roby, John W. Rogers, Charles Rosendale, Gibson Sawtell, James J. Sheeders, Jacob Seigal, Henry Shumlefel, Thornton Smith, Merrill Smith, Thomas Smith, William H. Smith, John Southard, Sampson M. Stone, Henry Strain, Henry Strawbridge, Elias Streets, Hezekiah Suver, Alexander Trainer, James A. Tamadge, Creighton Thomas, Levi Thomas, Samuel Thorn- ton, Isaac Timmons, Josiah Timmons, William H. Timmons, Abraham Trimbee, Samuel Walker, Charles Williamson, Abraham Wright and Frederick Young.
Company C-Alexander Swanston, captain; Jeddiah M. Jones, first lieutenant ; Isaac Hamilton, second lieutenant; James T. Arndt, first sergeant; Charles H. Putnam, Edwin R. Hill, John A. Watson and James M. Lewis, sergeants; George Hann, David R. Lucas. Samuel Sidner, James Ferrington, Augustus Schrawger, William H. Brown, Jolin Crego and George Price, corporals.
Privates-John G. Ayle, Joshua Ballinger, Elijah Bell, Oscar Blair, George Bos- well. John Boswell, William Boyd, George M. Bradfield, George Burnham, Jasper N. Carter, Joseph H. Carter, Baty E. Clark, Peter Clifton, George Cromwell, James Furry, Isaac Graybill, Joseph Grabill, David Green, William Hann, Elias Hanson, Emery Haynes. Martin Haynes, Roswell Hume. Goodwin Irwin, Lewis Johnson, Samuel R. Jones, Wilson Jones, Andrew J. Kepler, William H. Lambert, James Loder, John M. Loyd, Alexander Lucas, Patrick McClusky, James Mason, Alfred Mattes, Andrew Miller. Emanuel Mowell. David Oakley, Christopher Plymell, Claudius Potee, Richard Powell. Jeremiah Randall, Hiram Roberson, Jacob Severn, David M. Sidner, Philip Sidner, John Silver, Charles Suider, William Spohn, John Stickley, Samuel M. Stickley, Labynetus Stoner, Charles Stutson, Sylvester Swager, John H. Tilman, Isaac Timmons, Alphonso B. Walker, Christian Weber, Fletcher Whorton and John Whorton.
Company I-David Watson, captain : Harford Toland, first lieutenant; Levin Wil- loughby, second lieutenant: Patrick Kennelly, first sergeant: George W. Bodkin, Anburn Smith, Samuel Souver and James Dungan, sergeants; Julius W. Curd. John Hull, James McCann, William Withrow, Samuel Coberly. Matthew Hixson, Albert Stutson and Burdine Blake, corporals.
Privates-John Armstrong, John T. Armstrong, William H. Armstrong, Charles Atchison. Thomas M. Bales, Madison Baskerville, John W. Berry, Thomas B. Betts, Dennis S. Bird, William Blake, John H. Bogenrife, John F. Brown. James S. Burnham, Martinville Carnes. Joseph J. Carter, John F. Chenowith, Addison Christman. Andrew J. Coberly, Thomas Coberly, William W. Coberly, Marshall Corey, William Cox. James Crawford. George W. Creath. Henry Devault, Charles A. Douglass. William H. Eply, Charles Evans, Angus Forbus, John Gyton, Winfield S. Hardin, Hannibal Helpinstine. James O. K. Helpenstine, Jasper P. Helpenstine, Elijah Horn, Frank Hussey, Uriah S. Hussey. William Johnson, Benjamin ones, Lucien Jones, William Jones, Heury Kil- gore, Isaac King. Isaac Minshall. Reuben Minter. Thomas Newbolt. Richard O'Brian, William O'Brian, Pushrod Pain. William H. Pemberton, George Phifer. Thomas Pres- ton. Ferguson Rafferty, Crayton M. Rayborn, William A. Rouse. John A, Rush, David Sales, William Seinan, Oliver Slagle, Joseph C. Smith, Russell B. Stevenson, Joseph Stewart. John D. Stine. John Stone, John C. Strain. Uriah Thornburgh, Lyman Tick- ner. Philip M. Tracy, William H. Tracy, Salathiel D. Truitt, William Trumper, Will- iam HI. Tyler, Jolin Vent, Alphonzo B. Walker, Alfred Watson, William C. Watson, Gil- bert H. Webb, James Welsh, Newman Whittaker. James A. Whitten. James Willoughby. Thomas B. Wilson. Thomas P. Wright and Llewellyn Yocum.
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