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Under orders from General Thomas, the Third turned over its horses and arms at Macon. It pro- ceeded to Nashville, and was mustered out, from thence to Camp Chase, Ohio, where it was paid off and dis- charged on the 14th of August, 1865, having served four years,-less twenty days.
COMPANY -, THIRD REGIMENT OHIO VOLUNTEERS. (MEXICAN WAR.)
The following is the muster roll of a company in the Third Regiment of Ohio Volunteers, commanded by Colonel Samuel K. Curtis, and called into the ser- vice of the United States by the President, under the act of congress approved May 13, 1846. All but two were enrolled at Norwalk, by General MeLaughlin, and mustered into service at Camp Washington, Cin- cinnati, Ohio, by Captain Shriver, June 24, 1846. They were discharged August 31, 1846.
COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
Captain Chauncey Woodruff.
First Lieutenant William W. Rob-
Second Lieutenant Owen Francis. Second Lieutenant Edward T. Croxford.
NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
Sergeant Benjamin R. Pratt.
Sergeant Ebenezer S. Sacket.
Corporal Hiram Brant.
Sergeant Samuel Haskell.
Corporal Elie D. Eaton.
Sergeant Daniel Leslie.
Corporal Samuel N. Terrillaninı.
PRIVATES.
John Austin.
William W. Ackerman.
Silas Bemus.
Joseph Bosler. Matbew R. Birdsell. Charles Bailey
Alfred Jacobs Newton Leonard.
Jobn Van Buskirk.
Samuel Barus.
Tibius Mabie.
Albert Bartholomew.
simeon Preston.
Hudson T. Curtis.
Husted Pierce.
Alexander Cole.
William McPherson.
George I. Read.
John D. C'urtis. George Clark.
Henry Ray.
Leonard C. Cronk.
Joseph Smith.
William Church
Edward D. Stephens.
Milo Caton. Hiram A. Curtis.
Alfred B. Stephens. Samuel Shields. Andrew I. Todd.
Orlando Chamberlin.
David M. Catlin.
Warren Z. Webster.
George Dart.
James A. Wilson. Reuben I. Woolcot.
Samuel C. Dean.
George Woolcot.
George S. Davis.
Harry Woodruff.
James Elliot.
Jasper Flint.
Cyrus Francis.
Samuel W. Gordon.
Charles Burr.
John Gingerich.
George H. Goodwin.
John Gruesbeck. Ambrose Steel.
Charles Burr died at Brazos Santiago, July 28. 1846, of solar remittant fever.
John Gruesbeck died at the same place, July 31, 1846, of congestion of tbe brain.
Ambrose Steel was discharged at Matamoras, August 17, 1846, on sur- geon's certificate. .
COMPANY C, FIFTEENTH UNITED STATES INFANTRY.
This company served during the Mexican War as fol- lows: August 20, 1847, in the battles of Contreras and Cherubasco; September 8th, battle of Molino del Rey; September 11th, battle of Chepaultepec; and marched into the City of Mexico, under General Scott, September 14, 1847.
COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
Captain J. A. Jones.
Second Lieutenant Cornelius
First Lieutenant G. A. Sutton. Ketchum.
NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
Sergeant Fred. Laubenheimer. Sergeant A. J. Dewaldt.
Sergeant Anthony S. Sutton.
PRIVATES.
Crawford White.
Lester Huyck.
A. J. Sutton.
Anda Riker.
Joseph Kelble.
William Boothe.
Robert Buck. Joseph Maltby.
George A. Dean.
E. Little.
Simeon Jonea.
- Ward.
Alfa Jones.
- Zahn, and others whose names are forgotten.
CHAPTER XX. ROSTER OF SOLDIERS.
EIGHTH REGIMENT OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. COMPANY D.
Mustered into the service at Camp Dennison, Ohio, June 24, 1861. Mua- tered out of service July 13, 1864,
COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
Captain Franklin Sawyer, promoted to Major June 28, 1861; to Lieuten- ant Colonel November 2, 1861; and to Brevet Brigadier General March 1, 1865.
First Lieutenant Daniel C. Daggett, promoted to Captain July 9, 1861; resigned June 27, 1862.
Second Lieutenant Anthony S. Sutton, resigned March 1, 1862.
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Corporal Charles Tupper.
Jeseph Hoover. Slyvester Hoyt. John Jones.
Sidney C. Miller. John McGookey.
Joseph DuDlap.
Fry Williams. Thomas Riley James G. Wilson.
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NON-COMMISSIONEN OFFICERS.
First Sergeant Jobn Reid, promoted to Captain February 6, 1862. Sergeant John G. Reid, promoted to Captain of Company H.
Sergeant Salem T. Howe, discharged on Surgeon's certificate March 11, 1863.
Sergeant John Briggs, killed in action at Antietam September 17, 1862. Sergeant Elijah T. Rust, killed in action at Winchester, Virginia, March 23, 1862.
Corporal Charles S. Manahan, promoted to First Lieutenant March 1, 1864: killed at Spottsylvania May 12, 1864.
Corporal Samuel P. Bonett. killed at Fredericksburg December 13, 1862.
Corporal William W. Farmer, killed in action at Antietam, Maryland, September 17, 1862.
Corporal Ezra Stevens, mustered out at expiration of service.
Corporal William Gridley, Jr , mnstered ont at expiration of service. Corporal Robert W. Park, discharged December 1, 1862, for disability .
Corporal Ebenezer K. S. Bnnce, died March 7, 1862, of wonnds received in the battle of Winchester.
Corporal Hubert W. Bowker, discharged Angust 2, 1862, by reason of wounds received at battle of Winchester, Virginia, March 23, 1862; promoted to Captain U. S. A.
Musician, Albert Yeatman, mustered out at expiration of service.
PRIVATES.
Aaron Alvord, transferred to Invalid Corps December 15, 1863. George H. Allen, discharged May 11, 1862, for disability. Ira H. Brooks.
Silas Bemis, discharged January 20, 1862, for disability.
Cornelins Booman, transferred to Company C, June 25, 1861.
Jay L. Curry, discharged October 27, 1862, tor disability. Daniel F. Curtiss.
George W. Chandler, promoted to First Lientenant, West Virginia Cav- alry
Clarence Doneman, died October 18, 1861.
Joseph Dewaldt.
David Ennis.
Virgil N. Ennis.
William S. Foster, promoted to First Lieutenant, Third Ohio Cavalry . Robert Foster, discharged November 22, 1862, by reason of wounds re- ceived in the battle of Antietam, September 17, 1862.
Frederic W. Fowler, discharged Jannary 22, 1862, for disability. Horace Fling.
Charles Fisher.
John Finn.
William Grover, died at Grafton, Virginia, October, 1861.
James S. Graves, died December 17, 1862.
Peter Griffin, transferred to Company C, June 25, 1861.
Adam Haumer, discharged December 27, 1862, for disability . David W. Hindman.
Samnel Holmes, discharged February 1, 1862. for disability . Samuel Holmes, discharged for disability .
Lucius Hoyt, killed in action at Antietam, September 17, 1862. Charles Johnson.
Joseph E. Jameson.
Nathan Jump.
Charles B. Keeler, died of disease in the service.
George Klinnell, discharged February 1, 1862.
Joseph B. Knox .
David W. Long, transferred to Company C, June 25, 1861.
Thomas Lee, transferred to Sixth United States Cavalry, October 22, 1862.
Charles Locher.
George H. Long, transferred to Company C, June 25, 1861.
Michael Mccarthy, discharged February 1, 1962, for disability.
Peter A. Miller, died at Grafton, October 2, 1851.
John Marvin, joined Sixth U. S. Cavalry
Thomas McHenry, killed near Whitehouse, in battle.
William Mountain, killed in action, at Antietam, Maryland, September 17, 1862.
Alexander Melville, killed at battle of Antietam, September 17, 1862.
Thomas Matthews, died of wounds received in the battle of the Wilder- ness.
William F. Parker, discharged for wounds at Antietam.
Wilson S. Parker, promoted to Sergeant Major.
John F. Pycraft.
Lucius A Palmer, discharged July 1, 1862, for disability. Henry G. Rust.
William Reynolds, discharged for wounds at Antietam.
William Raymond, discharged January 9, 1962, for disability .
Josialı Raymond, discharged January 20, 1862, for disability
Casper Rhoner, transferred to Fourth Ohlo Veteran Volunteer Infantry, June 24, 1864.
Lonis Rounds, transferred to Fourth Oblo Veteran Volunteer Infantry, June 24, 1864: promoted to Captain.
John J. Reiber, transferred to Company C, June 25, 1861. Lewis S. Rouse.
Hubert H. Russell, died at Oakland, October 25, 1861.
Leo A. Sweet, discharged October 27, 1861, for disability.
Daniel Starks, transferred to Sixth United States Cavalry, October 22, 1862
Willliam Steel, died of wounds received at Petersburgh,
Charles Stewart, transferred to Sixth United States Cavalry, October 22. 1862.
Frank Shaffer, killed in action at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, July 3, 1863. George A. Scott, transferred to Sixth United States Cavalry. October 22, 1862.
James Taggart, transferred to Sixth United States Cavalry, October 22, 1862.
Joseph Taylor, transferred to Fourth Ohio Veteran Volunteer Infantry, June 24, 1864.
Evander White.
David White, discharged for disability, October 7, 1562.
William J. Ward, died, December 28, 1863, at Stevensburgh.
David O. Ward, transferred to Sixth United States Cavalry, October 22, 1862.
Samuel F. Wend, transferred to Sixth United States Cavalry, October 22, 1862.
William Wallace, transferred to Sixth United States Cavalry, October 22, 1862.
Samuel R. Welch.
Frederick E. West.
Christopher C. Wood, discharged January 2), 1962, for disability.
William W. Wells.
Evan Williams, discharged for disability.
John White.
The men not otherwise disposed of were mustered out with the Com- pany.
FIFTEENTH REGIMENT OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY,
COMPANY A.
MUSICIAN.
Arnold S. Johns, mustered January 30, 1861; discharged at San Antonio, Texas.
PRIVATES.
Andrew Decker, mnstered January 14, 1864; mustered out with com- pany.
William Dennis, mustered January 25, 1865; mnstered out with com- pany.
Samuel R. Gatline, mustered December 21, 1863; wonnded October 16, 1864; discharged July 13, 1865.
Charles Hammond, mustered February 28, 1864; mustered out with com- pany.
Solomon Hammond, mustered December 17. 1863; mustered ont with company.
William H. Hammond, mastered February 10, 1864; date of discharge not given.
Jeremiah Hartney, mnstered February 28, 1834; mnstered out with com- pany
Francis Mullen, mnstered February 19, 1864; mustered out with com- pany.
Hugh MeWhutter, mustered February 10, 1864.
Joseph Noble, mustered February 24, 1864; mustered out with company. Joseph Whissen, mnstered February 21, 1864; date of discharge not given.
James W. White, mustered January 15, 1864; wonoded in action Decem- ber 31, 1862; discharged April 10, 1863.
Peter Wycoff. mustered January 1. 1864; mustered out with company. Parker C. Bird, mnstered December 7, 1863; discharged May 27. 1865.
Peter Hammond, mustered February 10, 1864; wounded in action May .14, 1864; transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps.
Edward Richardson, mustered February 10, 1864; wounded in action May 27, 1864; transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps.
John Wycoff, mustered June 30, 1864; transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps.
EIGHTEENTH REGIMENT OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY, COMPANY F.
Mustered into service August 15, 1861, at Chattanooga, Tennessee. Mustered out of service October 9, 1965.
PRIVATES.
Isaac Ames, veteran volunteer; mustered out with company.
Dayton Andrews, recruit; discharged July 17, 1865.
William L. Benton, recruit; mustered out with company.
Daniel C. Brooks, recruit; discharged May 16, 1865.
Harvey M. Carley, recruit; mustered out with company.
John B. Coleman, recruit; mustered out with company.
John L. Dunbar, recruit; discharged October 31, 1864.
Harrisou Eggleston, recruit; mustered out with company.
John L. Ennis, recruit; mustered out with company; appointed cor- poral.
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Burns T. French, recruit; mustered out with company. Solomon Foster, recruit; prisoner of war. Joshua Foster, recruit; no record of discharge. Leonard Henry, appointed corporal May 10, 1865. William Jeffrey, recruit; discharged July 20, 1865. Fred. A. Ketchum, recruit; mustered out with company. Martin Oshorn, appointed corporal August 18, 1865. John J. Pillen, recruit; mustered out with company. George Snyder, appointed corporal May 10, 1865. Leonard R. Simmons, recruit; discharged June 3, 1865. Philip Smith, recruit; mustered out with company. Patrick Shannossey, appointed corporal September 12, 1865. Thomas Weston, recruit; died of wounds December 15, 1864.
NINETEENTH REGIMENT OHIO VOLUNTEER INFAN- TRY, COMPANY F.
Mustered into service at Camp Ford, September 25, 1861. Mustered out of service at San Antonio, Texas, October 24, 1865.
NON-COMMISSIONEN OFFICERS.
Sergeant John F. Cook, discharged June 13, 1862 Sergeant Edward L. Hall, discharged August 14, 1862.
PRIVATES.
Andrew J. English discharged at expiration of service. William N. Fugate, died March 14, 1863 of wounds.
Israel D. Gonser, appointed corporal; wounded at Chickamauga, Georgia. Robert Huston, discharged October 5, 1864. Samuel McConnell, died November 25, 1862.
David M. Rainsburg, appointed corporal; mustered out with company. John R. Ross, discharged October 5, 1864.
James P. Rainsburg, died February 22, 1862. Peter Loveland, discharged October 5, 1864. John B. Shipley, discharged October 1, 1862. Harry H. Shipley, promoted sergeant: mustered out with company. Jesse Varner, died October 19, 1862.
TWENTY-FOURTH REGIMENT OHIO VOLUNTEER IN- FANTRY, COMPANY A.
Organized at Norwalk, Ohio. and mustered into service June 14, 1861. Mustered out of service June 22, 1864, at Columbus, Ohio.
COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
Captain Lyman M. Kellogg, resigned to accept an appointment in the Eighteenth United States Infantry. (No date given).
First Lieutenant Moses F. Wooster, appointed Adjutant of the regiment June 19, 1861.
Second Lieutenant William B. Sturges, promoted First Lieutenant July 23, 1861; to Captain February 28, 1862, and to Major of the regiment, November 7, 1863.
NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
First Sergeant Thomas M. Mcclure, promoted to Second Lieutenant July 23, 1861, and assigned to Company B.
Sergeant Edgar R. Kellogg, promoted to Second Lieutenant July 25. 1861, and assigned to Company K. Sergeant David N. Bodfish, died at Clarksburg, Virginia, August 4, 1861. Sergeant John Acker.
Sergeant David A. Merrill, promoted Second Lieutenant June 6, 1862; assigned to Company F, January 10, 1863.
Corporal Hiram Whitney.
Corporal John H. Fosdick, promoted to Sergeant December 26, 1862. Corporai Paul Spohn, transferred to Company E, December 14, 1861. Corporal Nathaniel P. Burt, promoted to Sergeant December 26, 1861. Corporal Sumner W. Smead, discharged to enlist in Fourth U. S. Artil- lery, October 23, 1862.
Corporal William W. Minor, promoted Sergeant February 28, 1863. Corporal Francis W. Bacon, discharged April 8, 1863. Corporal Charles B. Davis, discharged August 7, 1862. Fifer Osmer B. Hall, discharged July 20, 1862. Wagoner Otis H. Van Tassell.
Joseplı Buckley. Benjamin C. Brainard. Daniel Burnham. Edward Bartow.
PRIVATES.
Joseph E. Bonett, discharged November 5, 1861.
John Buh, discharged August 5, 1862.
George W. Brown, promoted First Lieutenant and assigned to Company C, August 15, 1864.
Henry E. Camp, discharged June 23, 1862.
John C. Coleman, discharged January 25, 1863, to enlist in Twelfth U. S. Infantry. Charles Coleman. James W. Crum, died June 27, 1862.
John Cook.
Clark Calligan, discharged March 5, 1862.
Henry Carr, veteran volunteer.
Cortes Elliott, died at Cheat Mountain September 1, 1861.
Isaac 1. Furman, veteran volunteer.
Robert H. Herford, discharged June 25, 1862.
Danforth G. Henneway, discharged of wounds May 23, 1862. Isaac Holman.
Carlton Humphrey, promoted Corporal January 14, 1863. Charles I. Hoyt.
Arnold Hassler, promoted Corporal October 31, 1863.
James H. Jaques, promoted First Lieutenant July 4, 1863.
Epenatus P. Kinney, died of wounds May 6, 1862.
Joel W. Kinney.
Henry Klabish.
Lewis G. Kies, promoted Commissary Sergeant August 11, 1861. Gottleih L. Klein, died May 18, 1862.
William C. Linn, died March 6, 1863.
Albert F. Le , promoted Corporal; died of wounds March 8, 1864.
Alexander McMillan, discharged January 20, 1862.
August Meyer, died November 5, 1861.
Frederick Meyer.
Joseph M. Millis.
Ambers E. Miller.
David M. Miller.
John A. Meak, died September 8, 1861.
Edwin Miller, discharged April 21, 1862.
Mitchell A. Minor, promoted Corporal October 31, 1863.
John A. Molock.
Charles G. Morehouse, promoted Sergeant Major December 18, 1861.
Harlan R. Page, died November 10, 1861.
Julius F. Pratt, veteran volunteer. Addison Potter, veteran volunteer.
Milton F. Pettit.
Frank E. Pray.
George Quirin. Jackson W. Ridgeway, discharged January 20, 1862.
Seneca Ronk, discharged October 22, 1863.
William Rice, discharged August 4, 1862.
George H. Stevens.
Levander Stacey, discharged October 22, 1862, to enlist in Fourth U. S. Artillery.
John A. Sheffield.
William E. Sherwood, appointed Wagoner October 31, 1863 .
Henry F. Sherman.
John Thomas.
Robert E. Tillinghast, veteran volunteer.
Palmer Whitney, died of wounds April 17, 1862.
Edward Whitford, promoted Corporal January 14, 1863.
Michael H. Waggoner.
James M. Willson, veteran volunteer. Lewis Sewell, promoted Quartermaster Sergeant March 3, 1862.
Charles Trowbridge, killed in battle April 7, 1862.
Edward C. Peck, died of wounds April 17, 1862. Calvin L. Peck, died October 14, 1862.
Lathrop Taylor, died February 2, 1863.
Reuben F. Atherton, died February 6, 1864.
I ECRUITS -- PRIVATES. .
Daniel D. Brooks, enlisted February 23, 1864.
Harry M. Caray, enlisted January 5, 1864 John B. Coleman, enlisted January 5, 1864.
Harrison Egleston, enlisted February 23, 1864. Burnice T. French, enlisted February 23, 1864. William Jeffrey, enlisted February 23, 1864. Martin Ausborn, enlisted January 4, 1864. John J. Pillars, anlisted January 5, 1864. George Snyder, enlisted January 5, 1864. Erastus F. Squire, enlisted January 5, 1864 Leonard R. Saumons, enlisted February 23, 1864. Daniel Walper, enlisted January 5, 1864.
ORIGINAL ENLISTMENT.
John F. Blaudon, discharged Juna 6. 1562. Angus McLaughlin, discharged July 29, 1862. Horace C. Hill, discharged February 27, 1863.
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COMPANY C.
Organized at Sandusky, Ohio; mustered into service, May 13, 1861: mus- tered out at Columbus, June 1, 1864.
COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
First Lieutenant Enoch Weller, transferred to Company H, October 3, 1861: promoted to Major, August 11, 1862; killed in action, December 31, 1862.
Second Lieutenant Dewitt C. Wadsworth, promoted to Captain, February 16, 1863; killed in battle of Chickamauga, September 20, 1863 .
NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
Sergeant Frank L. Myers, mustered out with company Sergeant John M. Root, died August 24, 1861.
Corporal Alfred Marion, promoted to Sergeant, September 1, 1861: killed at battle of Stone river, December 31, 1861. Corporal Francis Bradley ; died, March 22, 1862. Corporal Leonard B. Osborn.
Corporal John M. Shepard. Wagoner Charles Mc Graves, discharged February 16, 1862.
PRIVATES.
Nelson Arnold
John Ami.
Olle Anderson, killed July 25, 1861.
John Brokely, died July 4, 1862.
Thomas W. Carpenter, mustered out with company.
John Donevan, transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps. George Dart, killed by Joseph King, January 13, 1863. Victor W. Frederick, transferred to Company H John Heater, veteran volunteer.
John H. Hibler.
Joseph King, sentenced to twenty years imprisonment, and pay stopped, for murder.
William Luff.
Michael McGookey, mustered out with company
Henry Myers.
John Matt. promoted Corporal; discharged (no date.)
Peter Miller, mustered out with company
George Neidle, discharged, May 17, 1862
Jason R. Orton.
James Quinn . Peter Ryan, discharged, April 3, 1862. Jackson Ryan, discharged, May 17, 1862.
Jacob Rinehart, mustered out with company. Lewis Ruble.
Charles Sills, discharged, January 20, 1862.
Richard Stetle, promoted Corporal.
Bohard Stinley, mustered out with company .
Charles Studenhover, mustered out with company.
Charles Shirley, mustered out with company.
Henry Trout, mustered out with company. William Tetswood, discharged, January 20, 1862. William Voit, mustered out with company.
George Vining, mustered out with company . Charles Wilson.
Jacob Warner, mustered out with company. Max Wolf.
William Luff, discharged, May 8, 1863.
Frederick Teater, discharged, September 8, 1862.
RECRUITS-PRIVATES.
John L Dunbar, transferred to the Department of the Cumberland. John L. Ennis, transferred to the Department of the Cumberland. Solomon Foster, transferred to the Department of the Cumberland. Joshua Foster, transferred to the Department of the Cumberland. Henry Garrett. transferred to the Department of the Cumberland. Leonard Henry, transferred to the Department of the Cumberland. William Marlow, transferred to the Department of the Cumberland. David Steigle, transferred to the Department of the Cumberland. Philip Smith, transferred to the Department of the Cumberland. Patrick Shunnessy, transferred to the Department of the Cumberland. Thomas Westou, transferred to the Department of the Cumberland.
COMPANY G.
Organized at Monroeville, Ohio. Mustered into service May 18, 1861. Mustered out June 19, 1864.
COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
Captain Henry Terry, promoted to Major June 6, 1862; killed at the bat- tle of Stone River, Tennessee. December 31, 1862.
First Lieutenant Samuel Clock, resigned October 28, 1861.
Second Lieutenant Robert G. Clark, promoted to First Lieutenant, and transferred to Company H, December 14, 1861
NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
First Sergeant James G. Breckenridge.
Sergeant Charles W. Olds, promoted to First Sergeant January 1, 1863. Sergeant Coleman Ebrman, wounded at Shiloh April 7, 1862. Sergeant Frederick Hettell.
Corporal Benjamin F. Skinner, promoted Sergeant July 21, 1861. Corporal Benedick Moser.
Corporal William Bennett, appointed Sergeant December 26. 1861; wounded at Stone River; discharged July 5, 1863.
Corporal David O. Williams, promoted Second Lieutenant December 14, 1861, and transferred to Company H.
Corporal John N. Sivers, killed at the battle of Shiloh, Tennessee, April 7, 1862.
Corporal William B. Clark, discharged March 11, 1863.
Corporal Victor R. Monroe.
Corporal James Smith, discharged November 6, 1862.
Wagoner, John O'Conner, discharged January 14, 1864.
PRIVATES.
Thomas C. Arnold, mustered out with company.
John R. Bloomer, mustered out with company. John Bertch.
Jacob Born, promoted Corporal; died of wounds November 18, 1863.
James W. Conant
Luther Conklin.
Charles C. Clemmons, killed June 30, 1862.
Robert Dutchman, discharged August 4, 1861.
Timothy Dorsey, died September 2, 1862.
Henry Dewitt.
William S. Finch, died February 7, 1862.
John G. Frederickson, discharged October 23, 1862, and enlisted in the Fourth United States Artillery .
Martin Frederickson, discharged on account of wounds, Feb 23, 1863.
John Friderger, died October 11, 1862.
Henry L. Griffin, discharged September 20, 1861.
Alexander I. Grant, captured at Stone River.
Peter Grisel.
Lucas Geffell, discharged October 29, 1862, to enlist in the Fourth United States Artillery .
Youngs Gregory, discharged January 2, 1863.
Gottleih Hilber, discharged July 20, 1862.
Emory A. Hulbert. discharged to enlist in Fourth United States Artil- lery, October 23, 1862.
John Harley, transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps.
David W. Heath, discharged to enlist in Fourth United States Artillery, October 23. 1862.
Paul Hager, transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps
William H. Hughes.
William Hyber.
George M. Hulburt, discharged February 23, 1863.
James Herrington.
Charles W. Hopkins, discharged June 28, 1862.
Gotleib Holzer. Martin L. Haho.
William Jeffries.
Charles Kern, died August 14, 1861.
John A. Lantz, transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps.
Lewis Lemmon.
Stephen C. Lobdell, discharged August 5, 1862.
Thomas R. Mitchell.
Frederick Myers.
James McGrew, died October 21, 1862.
Berkhart Martz.
Hezekiah Masten, discharged February 23, 1863.
Abram R. Marsh, discharged September 23, 1863.
George F. Norman.
Dennis O'Brien, killed at Stone River, December 31, 1862.
Anton Peach, captured at Chickamauga.
John Rothgele, died March 29, 1862.
Joseph Rider, discharged October 16, 1863.
Joseph Reamer, 1st.
Joseph Reamer, 2d, captured at Chickamauga.
Joel W. Rickel, wounded at Chickamauga. Heber Squires.
John Stephens, discharged October 23, 1863, to enlist in the Fourth United States Artillery.
John A. Smith.
Jacob Swartz, transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps.
Casper Seaholt.
Thomas G. Stuchfield.
John B. Smith, died October 13, 1862.
Abram Spoors
August Thomas.
William Williams, discharged December 6, 1862
Charles Weist, discharged August 5, 1862.
Edgar A. Welch
Isaac Bennett.
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THIRTY-SECOND REGIMENT OHIO VOLUNTEER IN- FANTRY, COMPANY K.
Mustered into service, September 7, 1861, at Camp Dennison, Ohio. Mustered out of service, July 20, 1865, at Louisville, Kentucky.
COMMISSIONED OFFICER.
Captain Jay Dyer, resigned April 10, 1862
NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICER
First Sergeant Russell B. Bennett, promoted Chaplain.
PRIVATES.
Albert C. Bailey Alonzo Blawett. Benj. Y. Blaney . Asa Carr.
Jacob Carr.
Amba C. Cole.
Miles McLeod. John C. Nutt.
George H. Courter.
Aaron Clossen. Hiram C. Fuller.
Gilbert Fravel.
Harmon Robins.
Emery Garlinghouse.
Abraham Robins.
John Gursuch.
Thomas E. Rose
John H. Stenbeck.
Charles E. Smith . Selah J. Stark.
Hosea C. Sherman.
Burton Hubbell.
David Sherman.
William Z. Hubbell.
John W. Taylor. James S. Tyler
Nathaniel Haycock. George Haycock
Phillip H. Waters.
Enoch Hartrum.
George Warfield.
Ira Hartrum.
Oscar F. Weeks
This company became veterans on expiration of original enlistment. No muster out rolls of first muster out are on file in Adjutant General's Office.
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