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Tr. to company D, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, '64. Wd. near Spottsylvania C. H., Va., May 12, '64- tr. to Co. D, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864. : Deserted January 21, 1863.
3 Not accounted for.
$ Tr. to company D, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, '64. 3 Tr. to company D, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, '64. Missing in action, June 22, 1864.
3 Not accounted for.
Tr. to 18th regiment Veteran Reserve Corps- discharged by General Order, June 23, 1565. ~~ Not accounted for.
Tr. to company D, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, '64. Killed at Chancellorsville, Va., May 3, 1863. Not accounted for.
Wounded at Chancellorsville, Va., May 3, '63- deserted January 3, 1864.
Wounded at Chancellorsville. Va .; May 3, '63- tr. to company D, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, '64. Not accounted for.
Tr. to Co. K, 110th reg. P. V., June 22. '64 -- Vet. Tr. to company D, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, '64. Not accounted for.
Not accounted for.
Not accounted for.
Wd. at Chancellorsville, Va., May 3, 1853-tr. to company D, 110th regiment P. V., June 22, '64. Not accounted for.
3 Discharged. 1863.
3 Not accounted for.
S Tr. to company D, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, '64. Tr. to company D, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, '64.
3 Deserted January 23, 1863.
Wd. at Spottsylvania C. H., Va., May 18, 1864. Transferred to company D-date unknown.
3 Died Feb. 19, 1863-bu. in Mil. Asy. Cem., D. C. Not accounted for.
3
Tr. to company D, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, '64. Not accounted for.
Smith, John
3 Not accounted for.
Shaup, Frank. do
Stump, Daniel. do
Aug. 26, '62, 3 Not accounted for.
3 Not accounted for.
3 Tr. to company D, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, '64. Deserted July 2, 1563.
Tremian, Derr.
1
Young, William ... .do
3
.do
Died at Falmouth, Va., Jan. 26, 1863. Pr. to 2d Lieut .. Feb. 1, 1863-to Capt .- date un- known-tr to Co. F, 110threg. P. V., June 22, '64. Dis. March 1, 1863. Promoted to Adjutant, Feb. 23, 1863.
3 Tr. to company F, 110th reg. P. V., June 22. '64.
Pearson, Charles.
Rissick, William
do
June 4, 62, 3
Dunkel, Jacob ..
THREE YEARS' SERVICE.
1225
TERM-YEARS.
Edwin Harner
Corp .....
Mar. 6, '62,
3
Wounded at Wilderness, Va., May 6, 1864-tr. to Co. F, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864-Vet.
John Sloan
Muc ......
Jan. 3, '62,
3 Tr. to Co. F, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, '64-Vet. Not accounted for.
Wounded at Chancellorsville, Va., May 3, '63- not accounted for.
Bennett, Thomas.
do
May
6, '62,
Barth, Frank,
do
May 24, '62,
3 Tr. to Co. F, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864.
Barlow, Robert S.
do
July
3, '62,
Cassidy, John .......
dd
May
1, '62, 3 Not accounted for.
Charlton, John C ....
do
May
9, '62,
Clark, Patrick
.do
April 5, '62,
Curtis, Edwin ...
do
May 29, '62,
Conrad, Samuel.
do
June 21, '62,
Crawford, John
do
June 13, '62,
3
Dorsey, William
do
April 3, '62,
Dilks, Jaines.
do
Dec. 13, '62,
Duke, Thomas
do
June 16, '62,
Dupla, Alexander ... do
June 19, '62,
Eddington, John
do
April 30, '62,
Elder, John M.
do
May 24, '6",
Ellis, George W
do
June 25, '62,
Fogel, Nicholas
do
Feb. 17, '62,
Ford, Andrew
do
May 29, '62,
Fisher, John H
.. do
June 27, '62,
Gassert, Adam
do.
Mar.
6, '62,
3
Hayes, John. do
May
8, '62,
3
Hoffman, Oliver
do
Mar. 6, '62,
Hunt, Robert.
do
May 14, '62,
Hunt, Edward B.
do
May 24, '62,
Harkins, Thomas
do
June 18, '62,
Heckar, Frank E.
do
June 18, '62,
3 Not accounted for.
Harris, Charles J
.do
July
1, '62,
Howard, William S .do
July
1, '62,
Hannahan, Michael
do
Feb. 6, '65, 1
Ihling, William H
do
May 20, '62,
3 Not accounted for.
Not accounted for.
Kane, James.
do
April 3, '62,
Tr. to Co. F, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864. 3
Kelly, John ...
do do
May 14, '62, June 10, '62,
3
Not accounted for.
Kelly, Hugh ..
do
July
3, '62,
3
Not accounted for.
Lindermuth, Frank
do
Feb. 17, '62,
Not accounted for.
Lindermuth, Frank do
Mar. 6, '62, 3 Not accounted for.
Lyons, James.
do
April
3,
Wounded at Bull Run, Va., Aug. 29, 1862-not accounted for.
Linderman, John.
do
June 14, '62,
3 Not accounted for.
Lunneg, Edward
do
July
1, '62, 3
Malloy, James
do
Mar. 24, '62,
3 Transferred to company E-date unknown.
Munter, Frederick.
.do
Mar. 20, '62, 3 Not accounted for.
Murray, Owen
do
June 28, '62,
3
Tr. to Co. F, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864.
M'Ginter, Hugh
do
May 26, '62,
M'Manus, Win. A. do
May 27, '62, 3 Not accounted for.
M'Cutcheon, A.
do
June 6, '62, 3
M'Kinley, Edward do
June 17, '62,
Not accounted for.
M'Narcy, Thomas
do
June 27, '62,
3 Not accounted for.
Rose, John W
do
May 3, '62,
Not accounted for.
Rogers, Samuel
do
May
6,'62,
Ralston, John .. do
May 28, '62, June 5, '62,
3
Reynolds, William .do June 18, '62,
Rainey, William H .do July 5, '62, 3 Tr. to Co. F, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864.
Smith, John .. do
Feb. 17, '62,
Smith, Augustus do
Smith, Francis M ... do June 18, '62, 3
Stevenson, Thomas .. do April 3, '62, 3
Smith, William .. .... ... do May 24, '62, 3
154-VOL. III.
1
Andrew, John
Private
July 3, '62,
Brown, John.
.do ...
April 30, '62,
3
Killed at Gettysburg, Pa., July 3, 1863.
3 Not accounted for.
Not accounted for.
Tr. to 95th Regiment P. V .- date unknown.
Died June 22, '64-bu. in Poplar Grove Nat. Cem., Petersburg, Va., div. C, sec. C, grave, 5.
Not accounted for.
Not accounted for.
Not accounted for.
Not accounted for.
Tr. to Co. F, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864. Not accounted for.
Tr. to Co. F, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864.
Wounded at Chancellorsville, Va., May 3, '63- tr. to Co. F, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1863. Killed at Chancellorsville, Va., May 3, 1863. Not accounted for.
Tr. to Co. F, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, '64-Vet. Not accounted for.
3 Tr. to Co. F, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, '64-Vet. Tr. to Co. F, 110th reg. P. V., June 2:, '64-Vet. 3 Tr. to Co. F, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, '64-Vet. Wounded at Gettysburg, Pa., July 3, '63-tr. to Co. F, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864.
Tr. to Co. F, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864. Tr. to Co. F, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1804.
Johnson, Joseph S .. Johnson, Wm. B ..
do
do
July
1, '62,
3
3 Not accounted for.
Knight, Henry
Marshall, John do
May 13, '62,
3 Not accounted for.
3 Not accounted for.
Wd. at Bristoe Station, Va., Aug. 27, 1862-not accounted for.
W'd. at Chancellorsville, Va., May 3. '63-tr. to Co. F, 21st reg. V. R. C .- disch. by G. O., Aug. 29,'65. Not accounted for.
Not accounted for.
Not accounted for.
Tr. to Co. F, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864.
3 Tr. to Co. F, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864.
June 17, '62, 3 Tr. to ('o. F, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864. Wounded at Chancellorsville, Va., May 3, '63- tr. to Co. F, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864. Not accounted for.
Not accounted for.
REMARKS.
NAMR.
· BANK.
DATE OF MUSTER INTO SERVICE.
3 Not accounted for.
3 Not accounted for.
33333333
3 Not accounted for.
Not accounted for.
June 21, '62,
Not accounted for.
3
Ransom, George W do
Sanders, Thomas .. do May 7, '62,
1226
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEENTH REGIMENT,
JAME.
RANK.
DATE OF MUSTER INTO SERVICE.
REMARKS.
Seyers, Jacob
Private
May 27, '62, 3
Not accounted for.
Sharkey, Alex ..
.do
June 27, '62,
3 Not accounted for.
Simpson, Lewis. do
June 30, ' 162.
3 Not accounted for.
Skelly, William H. .do
July 1, '62, 3 Not accounted for.
Wockup, John. .do
Mar. 20, '62,
3 Not accounted for.
Weldon, Henry. .. do
Feb. 17, '62,
3 Not accounted for.
Walters, Henry .. do
May 24, '62. 2,
3
Tr. to Co. F, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864.
Wood, George B. .do
May 27,
3 Not accounted for.
Weaver, Henry .do
Jan.
14, 62.
3 Not accounted for.
White, Michael
.do
July 3, '62, 3 Not accounted for.
COMPANY K.
George R. Curtis.
Capt. .. do
May 27, '62, Dec. 17, '61,
333 3
Pr.fr.Sgt.Maj. to2d Lt., Oct. 50,'62-to Capt., Feb. 16, '63-killed at Chancellorsville, Va., May 3,'63. Pr. from Ist Sgt. Co. G., Jan. 20, 1864-wounded at Wilderness, Va., May 6, 1864-transferred to company K, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864.
James M'Intyre
Ist Lt ..
Feb. 2º, '62,
Edwin S. Likens
2d Lt ...
May 27, '62,
Benj. Williams
Serg't ..
Jan. 31, '62,
Joseph H. Walto.
do
Mar. 18, '62,
Joseph Weir ..
.do
Mar. 18, '62,
Bernard Morrison ..
Corp
Feb. 7, '62,
333
Tr. to Co. K, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, '64-Vet. Tr. to Co. K, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, '64-Vet. Wd. at Spottsylvania C. H., Va., May 19, '64-tr. to Co. K, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864.
Geo. F. Moninger
.do
Mar. 3, '62, Sept.
3
Tr. to Co. K, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864.
Adam L. Wilson
do
3, '62,
3 Transferred to company C, 14th reg. V. R. C .- discharged by General Order, June 28, 1865.
Archer, Isaac
Private
Jan. 23, '62,
3 Wounded at Gettysburg, Pa., July 3, 1863-not accounted for.
Atkinson, Thomas.
do
Feb. 17, '62,
3 Not accounted for.
Anspach, Ezra J.
do
April 1, '64,
3 Killed at Spottsylvania C. H., Va., May 13, 1864. 3 Tr. to (o. K, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, '64-Vet.
Butterworth, Jas.
do Jan. 30, '62,
3 Not accounted for.
Bresman, John
.do
Feb. 8, '62, 3 Not accounted for.
Barret, James ..
.do
Feb. 11, '62, 3
Birmingham, M
do
Feb. 24,
162. 3
Burris, Thomas H ..
.do
April 22, '62,
3
Brown, Andrew
do
May 9, '62, Not accounted for.
Bassitt, Isaac
do
June 17, '62,
3
Tr. to Co. K, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864.
Balsinger, John.
.do
April 1, '64,
3 Not accounted for.
Clary, John. .do
Jan. 30, '62,
3
Cahill, James
do
Feb. 6, '62,
Cunniff, John ..
do
Feb. 18, '62,
3
Not accounted for.
Conoly, Bernard.
do
3 Not accounted for.
Corcoran, Roger
do
3 Not accounted for.
Chester, Wm. H.
do
Cochran, John ..
do
3 Died at Alexandria, Va., Mar. 19, '64-grave, 1,559.
Collins, William.
do
3 Not accounted for.
Clancay, John.
do
3 Not accounted for.
Casey, James
do
3 Not accounted for.
Crichley, Henry
do
Carroll, Richard
do
3
Tr. to Co. K, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864.
Dunham, William ..
.. do
Jan. 23, 162, 3 Not accounted for.
Dolan, James
.do
Feb.
3. '62,
3
Not accounted for.
Dooly, Thomas
.. do
Feb.
25, '62,
3 Not accounted for.
Dæbler, Abraham ..
do do
Jan. 23, 162.
3
Not accounted for.
Delaney, James. do
May 16, '62, 3
Tr. to Co. K, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864.
Dimond, James
do
May 26, '62,
3 Not accounted for.
Deal, Robert H .do
May 26, '62,
Discroad, Jobn
do do
June 26, '62, 3
Donovan, Stephen. .do
Mar. 17, '62, Dec. 25, '62,
3
Tr. to Co. K, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864.
3 | Missing in action, June 23, 1864.
Daniels, Devilla .. do
Mar. 8, '64, 3
Flynn, Dennis. .do Jan. 31, '62, 3
Died at Philadelphia, February 16, 1863.
John J. Connelly
John L. Jeffries.
... .do
Dec. 10, '61,
3
333
Com.Capt, May3,'63-not mus .- disch. Dec. 19,'63. Resigned November 8, 1802.
Wd. at Chancellorsville, May 3, 1863-tr. to Co. K, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864.
Bishop, George .do
Jan. 24, '62,
Mis. in action at Chancellorsville, Va., May 3, '63. Not accounted for-Vet.
Wd. at Chancellorsville, Va., May 3, 1863-tr. to company K, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864.
Tr. to Co. F, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, '64-Vet. 3 Not accounted for.
May 13, '62, Mar. 23, '62, Mar. 23, '62, June 14, '62,
Feb. 13, '62, Jan. 22, '62, 3 Discharged on Surgeon's cert .- date unknown.
Dupar, James ..
do
Jan. 25, '62,
3 Tr. to Co. K, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864.
Davidson, John
.. do
Jan. 23, '62.
3 Not accounted for.
Deivler, Levi
Wounded at Chancellorsville, Va., May 3, '63- tr. to Co. K, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864.
Dekuehn, Smith. do
Feb. 25, '62, Mar. 7, '62, Mar. 18, '62, April 19, '62,
3 Killed at Wilderness, Va., May 7, 1864-Vet.
3 Tr. to Co. K, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864.
3 Not accounted for.
Tr. to Co. K, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864. Tr. to Co. K, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864.
TERM-YEARS.
--------
THREE YEARS' SERVICE.
AXE.
BANK.
DATE OP MUSTER INTO SERVICE.
REMARKS.
Fagan, Edward.
Private
Feb. 27, '62,
Falls, William ..
... do
May 14, '62,
Fisher, Henry .
.. do
Dec. 30, '61,
Gallagher, Thos. H
.. do
Feb. 10, '64,
Griffiths, Wm .. .. do
Gennett, Richard .. do
Green, Addison A .. .do
May 26, '62,
Gibbs, David.
.do
June 17, '62,
Haley, Hichael
do
Feb. 17, '62,
Hance, Thomas. .do
Feb. 17, '62,
Heckman, Eli
.do
Feb. 19, '62,
3 Not accounted for.
Heckman, Martin ..
do
Feb.
20, '62,
Hogan, Hartin.
do
Jan. 27, '62,
Heppard, Henry .. do
May
14, '62,
Hall, Thomas do
May 16, '62,
Henderson, Wm. do
May 17, '62,
Hoffnegle, John. do
May
23, '62, 3 Not accounted for.
Hanna, James L.
.do
May
28, '62,
3
Wounded at Cold Harbor, Va., June, 1864-tr. to Co. K, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1874.
.
Harding, John B do
Henchey, Michael do
Johnson, Richard ..
do
Dec. 2, '61,
3
Kirdy, Alexander
do
Jan.
16, '62,
Klapp, Percival.
do
Mar.
8, '64,
3
Krew, Joseph.
do
Jan.
12, '63, 3 Tr. to Co. K, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864.
Lamb, Adam ..
do
Mar. 6, '62, 3 Not accounted for.
Long, John .
.do
Lamey, Joseph
do
May Mar.
8, '64, 3
Lindsey, Thomas. do
Mar. 17, '62,
3
Wd. at Spottsylvania C. H., Va., May 18, '64- tr. to Co. K, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1804.
Malone, Thomas.
do
Feb. 8, '62,
Mulligan, John
do
Feb.
25, '62,
Marley, John do
Mar. 7, '62, 3 Not accounted for.
March, John ... .do
June 20, '62, 3
M'Guire, James. do
Jan. 30, '62,
3 Not accounted for.
M'Donald, Peter.
.. do
Feb. 4, '62,
3 Disch. on Surgeon's certificate-date unknown.
M'Laughlin, Rob't
.do
May 26, '62, 3 Tr. to Co. K, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864.
M'Callum, Henry ...
.. do
Dec. 5, '62,
3
Tr. to Co. K, 110th reg. P. V., June :2, 1864.
M'Neill, James
.do
April 10, '62,
Tr. to Co. K, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864.
Painter, Montg'y ...
do
Jan. 23, '62',
Tr. to Co. K, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864.
Prescott, Thomas ..
.do
May 24, '62,
Pecry, James .
.do
Feb. 19, '62,
3 Not accounted for.
3 Not accounted for.
Quinn, James
Jan. $0, '62,
3 Not accounted for.
3
Not accounted for.
Read, George
.do
April 3, '62, 3
Not accounted for.
Riley, George
.do
May 21, '62, 3
Not accounted for.
Reilf, Blasius .do
Dec. 23, '62,
3 Transferred to company E-date unknown.
Scanlon, Bernard do
Feb. 3, '62,
3
Not accounted for.
Sherrard, John A ... .do
Feb. 11, '62,
3
Not accounted for.
Sullivan, H. F.
do
April 15, '62,
3
Tr. to Co. K, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864.
Smith, Joseph. .do
May 26, '62, 3 Not accounted for.
Stroup, Jacob J. do Mar. 11, '62, 3 Tr. to Co. K, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864.
Williams, Abner .. do Jan. 29, '62, 3 Disch. on Surgeon's certificate-date unknown.
Williams, Jerem'h do
Jan. 30, '62, 4, 62.
3 Not accounted for.
Watson, James do
Feb.
4, ' 162, -,
3 Not accounted for.
Williams, Daniel. do
Feb.
6, '62, 3 Not accounted for.
Ward, Thomas. do Dec. 11, '61, 3 Not accounted for.
Warren, William. .do
May 8, '62, 3 Not accounted for.
Wilson, William ... .. do June 14, '62, ! S| Tr. to Co. K, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864.
UNASSIGNED MEN.
Donner, Eli.
Private
Sep. 15, '64,
1 Not accounted for.
M'Devitt, Hugh.
do
April 2, '64, 3
Not accounted for.
Sims, George P.
.. do
Mar. 10, '64, 13/
Not accounted for.
3333
Tr. to Co. K, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864. Not accounted for.
Tr. to Co. K, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864.
Wounded at Chancellorsville, Va., May 3, '63- tr. Co. K, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864. Not accounted for.
3 Tr. to Co. K, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864.
Tr. to alst Co., 2d Batt., V. R. C., Nov. 15, '63- died Feb. 27, 1865.
3 Tr. to Co. K, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864.
3 Not accounted for.
3 Killed at Chancellorsville, Va., May 5, 1863.
Not accounted for. Not accounted for.
Not accounted for. Tr. to Co. K, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864.
Tr. to Co. K, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864.
Wounded at Chancellorsville, Va., May 3, '63- tr. to Co. K, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864.
Tr. to Co. K, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864.
3 Not accounted for.
Tr. to Co. K, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864.
Tr. to Co. K, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864.
3 Not accounted for.
3 Not accounted for.
Tr. to Co. K, 110th reg. P. V., June 22, 1864.
3 Tr. to Co. K, 110th reg. P. V., June 2_, 1864.
Painter, George H ..
do .. do .do
Jan. 16, '62,
Rudurff, Charles.
Jan. 31, '62,
Riley, Francis .do
M.r. 4, '62,
3 Not accounted for.
Reide, Earnest. .do
May 12, '62, 3 Not accounted for.
Sullivan, Thomas do
May 8, '62,
3
Tr. to Co. K, 110th reg. P. V., June :2, 1864.
3 Not accounted for.
Whotson, William. do Feb.
3 Not accounted for.
Scanlon, Patrick .do Mar. 5, '62,
3
3
April 6, '64, June 20, '62,
9, '62, 3 Not accounted for.
3 Not accounted for.
TERM-TEARS.
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April 7, '62, April 18, '62,
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTEENTH REGIMENT.
N the 11th of June, 1862, Dennis Heenan, a citizen of Philadelphia, of considerable experience in militia duty, and who had served as Lieutenant Colonel of the Twenty-fourth Regiment, received authority to recruit a regiment of infantry. Having selected suitable officers, he opened recruiting stations at ten different points in the city of Philadelphia, and commenced forming his companies. Early in July, the numbers were sufficient to entitle the companies to line officers, and they were successively mustered in. About this time a camp was established at Jones' Woods, near Hestonville, four miles from the city.
On the 31st of August, when about seven hundred men had been mustered, but companies A, F, and I still incomplete, upon the occasion of the defeat and hasty retreat of Banks, down the Shenandoah Valley, orders were received for the regiment to move without delay to Washington. The following were the field officers : Dennis Heenan, Colonel; St. Clair A. Mulholland, Lieutenant Colonel ; George H. Bardwell, Major. The original members of the regiment were principally from Philadelphia, though a number of recruits were received from Schuylkill, Montgomery, and Chester counties. The regiment received camp equipage, ammunition, and arms, the smooth-bore Springfield musket for buck and ball, at Washington, on the 6th of September, and immediately re- ported to General Couch, at Rockville, Maryland. The necessity for more troops in the Shenandoah Valley having passed, it was by him ordered back to the defences of Washington, and was assigned to duty by the commandant, Colonel Morris, in constructing Fort M'Clellan. On the 21st, the regiment re- ported to General Sigel, at Fairfax Court House. It was here engaged in guard duty, and was regularly drilled by General Steinwehr, of General Sigel's staff.
On the 6th of October, the regiment broke camp at Fairfax, and proceeded to Harper's Ferry, where it was assigned to the Irish Brigade,* commanded by General Thomas Francis Meagher. At daybreak on the morning of the 16th, Hancock's Division proceeded on a reconnoissance towards Halltown, Virginia, on the Winchester Pike. After passing Halltown, the brigade formed line of battle, the One Hundred and Sixteenth on the right. After being for a half hour under a rapid fire of artillery, the line advanced, the enemy re- tiring, and entercd Charlestown. The division went into camp here, and re- mained until the closc of the month, when it crossed the Shenandoah River, and marched into Loudon Valley. At Snicker's Gap, on the 8th of November,
* Organization of Second (Irish) Brigade, General Meagher, First Division, General Han- cock, Second Corps, General Couch. Sixty-third Regiment New York Volunteers, Colonel Richard C. Enright ; Sixty-ninth Regiment New York Volunteers, Colonel Robert Nugent; Eighty-eighth Regiment New York Volunteers, Colonel Patrick Kelly ; Twenty-ninth Regi- ment, New York Volunteers. Colonel Ebenezer W. Pierce; One Hundred and Sixteenth Regi- ment Pennsylvania Volunteers, Colonel Dennis Heenan. Soon after the battle of Fredericks- burg, the Twenty-ninth left the brigade, and the Twenty-Eighth Massachusetts was added to it.
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1862
BATTLE OF FREDERICKSBURG.
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the enemy's cavalry was encountered, and a heavy artillery fire was kept up for some time. The regiment was deployed as skirmishers, and exchanged shots with rebel pickets. On the following day the enemy retired, and the division moved to Warrenton. Here General M'Clellan having been relieved of the command of the army, took leave of it and issued a farewell address, which was read to the troops by General Meagher. Resuming the march, the division proceeded towards Fredericksburg. On the evening of the 17th, when arrived within three miles of Falmouth, General Sumner in command of the right wing of the army, called for the Irish Brigade to ford the Rappahannock, and capture the rebel artillery on the opposite shore. The brigade was quickly put in motion, the men cheering and indulging in the wildest expressions of delight. When arrived near the river bank, the order was countermanded by General Burnside, who deemed it inexpedient to occupy Fredericksburg before his communications were established. The regiment went into camp abont a mile north of Falmouth, where, on the 27th, it was ordered to build winter- quarters. On the 10th of December, the threatenings of a coming battle having been for some time thickening, orders were received to issue to each man three days' cooked rations, and sixty rounds of ammunition. On the 11th, the corps, now a part of Sumner's Grand Division, left camp, and moving opposite the lower part of the city of Fredericksburg, was massed behind the ridge of hills skirting the river bank. On the morning of the 12th, the regiment crossed the river, and was massed near the stream, where it remained during the entire day, and following night. At eight o'clock on the morning of the 13th, it was marched up to the centre of the city, coming under a heavy fire of artillery, when Meagher addressed his troops in stirring words, and distributed to them sprigs of evergreen. At noon the order came for the division to charge the enemy's works. French's Division moved first, closely followed by Hancock's. No sooner had the Irish Brigade filed into the street running in the direction of the enemy's works, than he opened a terrible fire of artillery npon it; but undismayed, it pushed steadily forward. As it approached the canal, a shell burst near the head of the regiment, killing Sergeant Marley, and wounding Colonel Heenan, and several men. Lieutenant Colonel Mulholland immedi- ately assumed command, and crossing the canal on the sleepers of a bridge which had been nearly destroyed by the enemy's shells, and by wading, halted his column. Here the division was formed by brigade front, at two hundred paces interval, the brigades in the order of Zook, Meagher, and Caldwell, and the command was given to advance. As the lines went forward, the enemy opened a terrific fire upon them, which ploughed great gaps in the ranks; but closing up, they moved on towards the stone wall behind which the enemy's infantry lay. On the immediate front of the regiment was Cobb's Brigade, which poured in a merciless fire of musketry as the devoted Irishmen came within range, mowing them down by scores at every step. Still they moved on to within a few paces of the rebel line. The regiment had by this time lost nearly all its officers, and half its men. No support was to be seen. To pass the wall was to become prisoners. Unwilling to turn back, it halted, and dressing line on the little rise of ground just under the rebel works, opened fire, pour- ing in a steady rain of buck and ball. It had now lost Colonel Heenan and Major Bardwell, severely wounded, Lieutenant Foltz, killed, Lieutenants Now- len, Willauer, and Montgomery, wounded, the latter mortally. Lieutenant Colonel Mulholland fell next, and in quick succession, Lieutenant Maguire,
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shot through the shoulder and leg, and Captains Smith and O'Neil, and Lieu- tenants Reilly and Miles ; but still the regiment held its ground. Sergeant William H. Tynell sat quietly on the crest of the hill, and waved the colors of the regiment to and fro, almost in the face of the enemy, until shot in five places. The ammunition now giving. out, the colors were sent back to the town, and were accompanied by a few of the men ; but many remained near the rebel works until after dark, when Lieutenant Francis T. Quinlan took command, and led them back, re-forming in the town. On the morning of the 14th, the regiment was ordered to fall into line for the purpose of again charging the enemy's works, but the order for the charge was soon after countermanded. On the night of the 15th the army was withdrawn, and the regiment returned to its old camp north of Falmouth. The loss was two officers and twenty-three men killed, and ten officers and fifty-three men wounded, forty-three per cent. of the entire strength.
The regiment being greatly reduced in numbers, on the 23d of January, 1863, it was consolidated, in pursuance of an order of the War Department, into a battalion of four companies, to be commanded by a Major. Companies A, D, F, and G became company A; I, and E, became B; B, and C, became C; H. and K, became D. Supernumerary officers were mustered out of service. Lieutenant Colonel Mulholland, as soon as he had recovered from his wounds, returned, and assumed command with the rank of Major. Shortly after day- break, of the 27th of April, the battalion broke camp, and marched on the Chancellorsville campaign. It first moved to Banks' Ford, and thence to United States Ford, where it was placed on the picket line. On the following day it . returned to Banks' Ford, and on the 30th again proceeded to United States Ford, halting near the Gold Mines, and at ten P. M., crossed the Rappahan- nock, bivouacking in a deserted rebel camp. On the first of May, the Irish Brigade held a road leading to the United States Ford, on which the enemy was expected to force his way. There was heavy firing close at hand during the day, but it did not reach the brigade. In the evening the brigade was moved to Scott's Mills, where it remained until the following night, when, the enemy under Jackson having attacked and routed the Eleventh Corps, on the right of the army, driving it in confusion towards the centre, the brigade was brought up to check the flying troops. During the night the engineers traced a line three-quarters of a mile nearer the river and the ford, than the original line, which was rapidly fortified, and the brigade was moved out near to Chancel- lorsville, to cover the withdrawal of the troops. Soon after getting into posi- tion along the road, the line stretching out towards the Chancellor House, the Fifth Maine Battery came up and took position on its left, and close to the
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