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Private, JOHN W. KEIR
Private, CHARLLS KLEIDON
Private, WILLIAM KNEBEL
Private, HARRY KUHLIN Private, WILLIAM KUNSTMANN
Private, JOHN C. LUCHTSIANN
Corporal, STANLEY F. JENNINGS
Private, SAMUEL MADONNE
Corporal, JOHN J. BOYD
Private, WILLARD P. MCCANN
Corporal, HENRY HEGGENSTALLER
Private, WILLIAM MCCONNELL
Cook. JAMES DEPUTY
Private, GLENN W. MILLER Private, JAMES E. OPDYKE
Artificer, THOMAS A. MAGHBAND
Private, CHRISTIAN BAEHR
Private, JESSE E. RICHARDS
Private, HORACE D. BARBER
Private, J. CLAYTON SHALLCROSS
Private, HARBY BATEZELL
Private, CHARLES H. CAMERON
Private, ROSWELL K. CLEMENCE
Private, RAYMOND COX
Private, ROLAND SMITH
Private, LAWRENCE CROSSON
Private. THOMAS MICHAEL
Private, HECTOR DAVIS
Private, HARRY VOLLENBROICH
Private, JOHN ECKHARDT
Private, HARRY ELLIS
Private, HOWARD EAGLER
Private, CHARLES F. FLICK
Private, CHAS. D. WOLSTENHOLME
Private, CHARLES H. GETTE
Private, CHARLES ZIMMERMAN
Private, GEORGE J. GRAFFELNER
Private, WILLIAM HAINES
ROLL OF MEMBERS OF THE COOPER BATTALION IN THE CERE- MONIES INCIDENT TO THE FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF THE FIRST REGIMENT INFANTRY ON APRIL 19, 1911, IN WHICH EIGHTY (SO) MEN TOOK PART.
The men were formed as a company, and the same being composed of eight sections, the first section representing the uniform worn by the First Regi- ment when they were known as the Washington Grays; and the second section the next period, and so on.
Captain : MAJOR JOSEPH L. BAILEY First Lieutenant: LIEUTENANT AND ADJUTANT CHARLES C. MACLL Second Lieutenant: LIEUTENANT AND QUARTERMASTER WM. L. BROOKS Supernumeraries : CAPTAIN WALTER HENDERSON, LIEUTENANT AND COMMISSARY WML. S. NEILL
First Sergeant : SERGEANT MAJOR WMr. J. BLACK
Private, PAUL ZINDL
*Private, ELLERSLIE MILLER* Ist Lieut., RALPH J. CHILDS 2nd Lieut., WMt. MI. ROWLAND Sergeant, MAX E. WALTHER Sergeant, JOSEPH TOMLINSON Sergeant, WARRING KUNSTMIAN Corporal, JOHN L. TREMPER Corporal, J. WARREN WOLF
Private, T. WISTER SHALLCROSS Private, CHARLES SEIB Private, CHARLES A. SHLBLE
Private, J. STOCKTON WALTON Private, FRANK WILLIAMS Private, ALBERT E. WRIGHT
Q. MI. Sergeant: JOHN S. McCUEN. Sergeant. First section : CAPTAIN JOS. 0. WYNKOOP Privates: BERNARD QUINN WM. T. GRAHAM JAMES WILSON WILLIAM STEWART R. R. SMALLWOOD RICHARD STEWART HARRY HODGSON EDWIN CROMBIE
MUSTER-ROLLS
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ROLL OF MEMBERS OF COOPER BATTALION-Continued
Sergeant, Second section: LIEUT. FRANK D. MCKAY
Privates: WILLIAM OBERHUBER HARRY CLAVIER Tuos. E. TAYLOR HOWARD WOOLSEY FRED SEEGER ALBERT CALHOUN
WM. PATTERSON ROBERT W. BLACK
EDWARD WILLIAMS
SAMUEL ISHERWOOD WOL. L. SCOTT
NORMAN G. MACLEOD
SAMUEL MCCANDLESS
WALTER G. MCKNIGHT WML. MARTEN
JAMES WILSON
LEWIS W. JACKSON
THOS. N. NOBLE
LOUIS MARTIN
Privates: WM. S. RAC
HERMAN WILLARETT WM. ISHERWOOD
Sergeant, Fourth section:
LIEUT. ANDREW MCANALLY
Privates: JOS. BOYD, JE.
GEO. W. HILL, JR.
WILLIAM CARLISLE
SAMUEL COULTHARD
WALTER THOMPSON
DAYTON CLARK
Sergeant, Eighth section: LIEUT. E. W. G. BORER
FRANK MONAUL
W.M. J. WHITESIDE
Privates: CHARLES MUNERVILLE
EDWARD QUINN
CHARLES PRESGRAVE
ROBERT MUNYON
CHARLES LIST
WM. PENKERTON
Privates: THOS. W. PRESTON RAY TAYLOR CHARLES KLINGBEIL
Privates: Jos. ISHMENT ARTHUR CLARK ALIBED H. ADAMIS II. M. GARILLY ARTHUR HENNING Sergeant, Sixth section: CHEAS. W. STEWART Privates: JOIN H. KLLNAN, JR.
Sergeant, Third section: LIEUT. JAS. WOOD Privates: GEO. B. WALKER HOWARD CRAIN
Sergeant, Seventh section: WILIAM J. MOORE.
GEO. FEGLEY
WILLIAM SCOTT
HERBIRI MOCPENAGHEN
ROBERT ORSFR
JAMES SUTTON
H. T. DENBY DAVID C. RAE .
Sergeant, Fifth section: FRANK E. BROOKS
ALBERT GONAVER
GEO. E. MYERICK
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VETERAAN CORPS
MEMBERS OF VETERAN CORPS, FIRST REGIMENT INFANTRY NATIONAL GUARD OF PENNSYLVANIA, APRIL 19th, 1911.
¡ Present at dinner April IS, 1911. * Paraded April 19, 1911.
W. S. ABERNETHY JOHN ALLEN * *
MILLARD F. ALLMAN * +
ROBT. BAILE ?
J. FREEMAN BACON Ť
R. C. BALLINGER * *
DE FORREST BALLOC + EDW. H. BANISTER * *
C. A. BLUMEHEARD, JR. * + SYLVESTER BONNAFFON, JR. i
FRANK BATTLES +
HENRY E. BONNIN * +
JOHN C. BEATTY ? +
WILLIAM M. BONSALL * +
WENDELL PHILLIPS BOWMAN Ť
MILLARD D. BROWN * +
EDWIN H. B. BERGER +
FRANK BINGHAM Ť
GEORGE W. CAMPBELL Ť RICHARD CAMPION +
HENRY C. CARLILE +
GEORGE W. CARR * *
GEORGE WENTWORTH CARR * *
JOSEPH L. CASTLE Ť WILLIAM E. CHAPIN * *
JOHN H. CHESTERMAN +
C. EUGENE CLAGHORN, JR. *
JAMES H. CLARK + F. H. CLEMENT Ť LEON A. CLINTON +
WALTER DALTON ?
ALBERT F. DAMON *
GEORGE E. DEACON +
SAMUEL G. DIEHL * +
WILLIAM H. DOLE +
GEORGE W. EDWARDS + EDMUND G. EILRER Ť THOMAS BIDDLE ELLIS +
W. H. FABRADAY + ALBERT D. FELL + HOWARD R. FERGUSON !
C WILLIAM M. COATES + MAURICE J. COLEMAN +
KIERNAN I. COLGAN *
THOMAS COLLINS #
PEARSON S. CONRAD Ť
THOMAS E. CONARD. M.D.i
MALCOLM M. COPPUCK Ť
PAYNE COULSTON "
GEORGE S. CHAP Ť
WILLIAM HI. CRANS +
MATTHEW CRESSWELL. JJR. Ť
D
BYRNE DOUGHERTY T WILLIAM R. DOUGHERTY + HORACE DRAPER ISAAC NEWTON DREW + GEORGE W. DUMONT * +
E CHARLES ESTE + ISAAC P. EWING T
F ALEXANDER C. FERGUSSON t THOMAS Y. FIELD + WILLIAME II. FINLEY +
A WILLIAM W. ALLEN -
J. GEORGE BINNS * + FRANCIS BLACKBURNE. JR.+ JOSEPH BLASCHECK t
JOHN D. BEATTY +
R. DALE BENSON * *
MAILON BRYAN LOUIS J. BUSH * *
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VETERAN CORPS
GEORGE T. FLAKE * * JOHN D. FORD ? HENRY C. FORNER
BLNONI FRISHMOTH ; ROBEEr FRITSCH t STEPHEN FOLLETT
C
MONT. Y. GILROY ?
THOMAS E. S. GLEDNHL ??
I. ORNE GODWIN +
J. LEWIS GOOD ?
JAMES GRAY + H. HARRISON GROFF > ¡ HERBERT GUIESINGER " +
H
WALTER HEYL + CHARLES A. HEXAMER +
JAMES B. HINES +
JAMES HOGAN ¡
EDWIN E. HOLLENBACK " WILLIAM P. HOMER * +
WILLIAM C. HORRISBERGER "
JACOB F. HANEMAX + THOMAS E. HUFFINGTON Ť
CHARLES P. HUNTÍ .T. D). HUTCHINSON + J. A. HARTMAN *
I
HORACE J. INMAN
JOHN STORY JENKS + RICHARD L. JENKS Ť
. FRANK A. KENNEDY * + JOHN B. KENNEDY * * NICHOLAS JJ. KENNEY * + CLARENCE J. KENSIL * * WALTER R. KERN + + ANDREW D. KEYSER * +
JAMES W. LATTA + EDWARD S. LAWRENCE + MILTON H. LAWRENCE + WALTER LEIGHTON * + JNO. W. LEMAISTRE + WILLIAM LEMLEY + HORACE S. LEWARS +
ROBERT LIBERTON º + FRANK W. LIPPINCOTT " ; WILLIAM IT. LIST+ WILLIAM H. LIST, JR. Ť EDWIN L. LoYD. JR. t U'HARLES LYNCH Ť
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WILLIAM H. GALBRAITH, M.D. : JESSE GARNER * *
SAMUEL P. GERHARD, M.D. i
HENRY F. GEYER * * CHARLES S. GIBBON * * JOHN F. GILFILLAN Ť J. CAMPBELL GILMORE * *
THOMAS B. HAGSTOZ Ť FRANK HALL * 1 LOUIS R. HALSTEAD * *
JOSEPH C. HARBOUR * +
FRANK E. HARKNESS + OLIVER M. HARTZELL * ; HENRY O. HASTINGS JOHN V. HASTINGS
GEORGE H. HAVERSTICK Ť
FRANK D. HECKMAN " + PAUL A. HENDRY * * CHARLES F. HESS * *
CHARLES T. ILLMAN
J SAMUEL M. JONES * * THEODORE JUSTICE +
K CHARLES M. N. KILLEN + FRANK D. KINNEY + JOSEPH S. KIRBY * + JOSEPH O. KIRK i JOHN S. KNIGHT * * GUSTAVE C. KUEMMERLE Ť
.
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M
KIRK W. MAGILL + +
EDWIN R. MAIZE * +
WINFIELD L. MARGERUMI . +
MARTIN N. MILLER ;
HENRY C. MARKS * *
JOSEPH B. MITCHELL * +
LEANDER MARSHALL * 1
HARBY A. MOHR * 1
THOMAS MASSEY * +
KLINE MONTGOMERY t
JOHN H. MAURER * ?
THOMAS F. MEEHAN * *
ALBERT MOORE i WILLIAM J. MOORE Ť
HABRY J. MEHARD ¡
GUSTAVES K. MOREHEAD * 1
EDWARD D. MEIER Ť
FRANK L. MUELLER Ť
FREDERICK D. MENSING Ť
HENRY C. MUSSELMAN +
EDWARD J. METZEL * ¡
EYRE MERCIER Ť
JOHN W. MICKLE * *
Mc
J. A. MCCANDLESS
ELMER E. MCCLURE * WILLIAM MCCOMBS. MI.D. JAMES MCCONNELL * A. P. MCDOWELL * .
HORACE A. NATHANS * +
MORRIS NAYLOR * + FRANK L. NEALL WILLIAM S. NEVINS * +
CARROLL B. NICHOLS GEORGE H. NOSTIL HENRY NUSS, JR. * t
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MILTON W. ORME JOHN A. OSBORN * t ALFRED W. OTT CHARLES OURAMI
P
WILLIAM S. POULTERER AUGUSTUS D. PORTER GEORGE VONHI. PORTER HOWARD C. POTTS * + FREDERIC W. PRESSER ROBERT W. PRICE . + FRED TAYLOR PUSEY +
CHARLES H. OBERGE * * HENRY OLIVER J. WILKS O'NEILL. M.D. A. OPPENHEIMER
ALONZO R. PARSONS * + C. STUART PATTERSON Ť RICHARD PELTZ JOHN PETTIGREW GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN PHILLIPS A. H. PIERSON * + STANLEY N. POULTERER WILLIAM C. POULTERER
ANGELO MILLER . + GEORGE M. MILLER +
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EDWARD S. MUSTIN t WILLARD L. MYERS Ť
JOSEPH MCELMELL * W. W. MCFARLAND * + THOMAS D. MCGLATHERY + CHARLES F. MCGLINCHEY + + H. B. MCKNIGHT t
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R
HENRY R. RAIGUEL, JR. * * CHARLES E. RAMIRO + + WARREN T. RAWSON ** JOIN R. READ + HENRY S. REID * * J. HOWARD RLEVE * + WILLIAMI C. F. REICHENBACH + CHABLES A. REYNOLDS Ť JOIIN J. RIDGWAY, JR.+ EDWIN V. RIVARD * *
GEORGE H. SAUERS * * WOL. HENRY SAYEN EDWARD S. SAYRES * *
HARRISO B. SCHELL + ALBERT W. SCHNIEPP +
CHARLES E. SCHMIDT + ERNEST SCHWACKE * + WILLIAM G. SEEMÜLLER + SAMUEL S. SHARP ;
WILLIAM W. SHEBER * +
FRANK A. SINNICKSON * +
HOWARD V. SLOAN GEORGE C. SMALL * *
MAURICE T. SMICK * + ALEXIS DUPONT SMITH. M.D.t WILLIAM B. SMITH Ť
THEODORE E. TACK L. C. TAPPEY, JR .* * LOTHROP THACHER CHARLES THACKARA THOMAS B. THOMAS * +
CHARLES J. THOMSON + CHARLES J. THOMSON, NO. 2 1 GEORGE THOMSON + JAMES A. TISDALL
GEORGE C. VON DER LINDT * ; ROBERT VON MOSCHZISKER +
WILLIAM BORD + HARRY C. ROBERTS t A. C. ROCKHILL * + HENRY POLMER? GEORGE F. ROOT * * WILLIAM S. ROSS * + WILLIAM JA. ROUNIRLE ** NEVILLE J. ROWAND * * S. E. RUTH Ť
S
EDWARD R. SMYTH * + CHARLES W. SPEAR t FREDERICK SPRINGER f WILLIAM STAHL + NORMAN HI. STEVENS * + HARRY STEWART + JAMES STEWART Ť JOHN A. STEWART * + RICHARD STILLMAN f ROBERT G. STINSON * t WILLIAM J. STORCK +
J. R. SULLIVAN Ť WILLIAM H. SUTTER * + EUGENE SWAYNE, M.D.+ + WALTER F. SYKES
T
L. E. F. TOBOLDT * + CLIFF S. TOWN THOMAS L. TOWNSEND FRANK D. TOY ; CHARLES S. TURNBULL, M.D .* *
ERNEST F. TROTH WILLIAM H. TRUEMANN RANDOLPH E. TYLER * * WILLIAM R. TYLER * +
VAN PELT. JOS. K. T., M.D.
EUGENE H. WAAGE + CHARLES H. WAGNER + OLIVER B. WAIT. M.D .* + HENRY R. WALSH * + JAMES WALSH * +
GEORGE R. WALTON * + JOHN M. WALTON + CHARLES H. WARD * * EDWIN S. WARD Ť JOSEPH R. C. WARD * +
.
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VETERAN CORPS
J. W. WARREN ¡ E. A. WASSERMAN +
ALFRED F. WATCH ;
GEORGE W. WATT Ť JOHN M. WATT
WILLIAM A. WIEDERSHEIM +
ROY WILKINSON * *
THOMAS S. WELSH +
ALBERT L. WILLIAMS . +
C. A. WETENHALL * +
WALTER E. WINSLOW
WILLIAM HENRY WETHERILL ;
RAYMOND C. WINTER " +
KINGSTON G. WIELEN * *
RICHARD A. WHILEY +
CHARLES WOEHR, JR." ¡ HARRY S. WRIGHT ? +
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N
GEORGE B. ZANE, JR .* *
FREDERICK ZEYER İ
HONORARY MEMBERS
COLONEL JOHN P. NICHOLSON +
MAJOR-GENERAL JOIN W. SCHALL +
REV. FLOYD W. TOMKINS, D.D .* * Chaplain
HONORARY ASSOCIATE MEMBERS
THEODORE ARMSTRONG t
WILLIAM R. NICHOLSON Ť
RICHARD L. AUSTIN t
EDWARD PERRY i
HENRY C. BROLASKY +
WILLIAM K. RAMBORGER +
WM. HENRY BROOKS +
JOHN SAILER
HENRY S. CATTELL Ť
WILLIAM C. SCULL +
WALTER CLOTHIER +
WINTHROP SMITH +
WILLIAM C. CLAGHORN +
EDWIN S. STUART
CHARLES GIBBONS DAVIS +
THOMAS W. SYNNOTT İ
HORACE A. DOAN
WMr. T. TILDEN +
CHARLES ESTÉ. JR.+
CLEMENT WEAVER +
ARTHUR T. HAGSTOZ +
THEO. E. WIEDERSHEIM, JR.+
GEORGE A. HEYL +
WILLIAM K. WILSON
GEORGE H. HILL +
WILLIAM WOOD ( life member ) +
GEORGE P. MORGAN +
SONS OF THE EX-COLONELS *
CARL M. KNEASS
HENRY M. MOMICHAEL
HARBISON W. LATTA R. DALE BENSON. JR. WILLIAM A. WIEDERSHEIM, 2ND
* Paraded with the Veteran Corps. April 19. 1911.
GUESTS OF THE VETERAN CORPS AT DINNER. ACADEMY OF MUSIC. APRIL 18. 1911.
MAJOR GENERAL JOHN H. PATTERSON, U. S. A., retired.
MAJOR GENERAL GEORGE R. SNOWDEN, N. G. P., retired.
MAJOR GENERAL C. BOW DOUGHERTY, Commanding Division N. G. P.
BRIGADIER-GENERAL THOMAS J. STEWART, Adjutant General. State of Pa. BRIGADIER-GENERAAL WILLIAM G. PRICE, JR., First Brigade, N. G. P. BRIGADIER-GENERAL JAMES B. CORYELL. Fourth Brigade. N. G. P.
COLONEL WILLIAM F. EIDELL, First Regiment. N. G. P.
COLONEL HAMILTON D. TURNER. Second Regiment. N. G. P.
COLONEL CALDWELL K. BIDDLE. Third Regiment. N. G. P.
.
JOHN E. LATTA
Arousres D. WHITNEY +
JOIN A. WIEDERSHEIM . + THEOBORE E. WIEDERSHFIM +
VETERAN CORPS
COLONEL JAMES H. MANNING, Commissary, Third Brigade. N. C., State of New York. COLONEL C. B. BAKER, U. S. A.
COLONEL M. RICHARD MUCKLE.
COLONEL JOHN SEISER MECKLE.
COLONEL WML. M. BUNN.
MAJOR EDWIN A. LANDELL, Military Order Loyal Legion. Pa.
MAJOR C. H. WORMAN, N. G. P., retired. -
MAJOR THOMAS S. MARTIN. N. G. P., retired.
CAPTAIN J. FRANKLIN MCFADDEN, First Troop. City Cavalry.
CAPTAIN ST. GEORGE HENRY COOKE, Company B, Battalion of Engineer -.
CAPTAIN JOHN P. GREEN. U. S. Volunteers.
CAPTAIN JULIUS A. KAISER, U. S. A., retired.
LIEUTENANT WM. INNES FORBES, Cornet First Troop City Cavalry.
BARON LEOPOLD A. VON SELDENECK.
MAJOR JOSEPH L. BAILEY. Commanding Cooper Battalion.
CHARLES M. ASHTON
DR. S. A. BONNAFFON
F. V. BONNAFFON
REV. ALEXANDER MCCOLL
DR. GEORGE FALES BAKER
LEWIS W. MOORE. Dep't Commander, G. A. R., Penna.
GEORGE E. BARTOL
WMr. HENRY BADGER, JE.
EDWIN N. BENSON, JR.
CHARLES E. PUGH
WILLIAM A. PATTON
JOHN H. PACKARD. 3RD
H. K. BUSH-BROWN ( Sculptor) B. FRANK CLAPP MICHAEL J. CASEY
FRANCIS B. REEVES F. B. REEVES, JR.
JOHN DICKEY
I. IRVING REICINER
REV. GEORGE HOOPER FERRIS. D.D.
BENJAMIN K. RALEIGHI
DR. W. H. GWYNNETT
ADEN W. RICHE
DANIEL, D. GRAEBER
REV. WILSON R. STEAREY
SAMUEL, M. HYNEMAN
T. T. WATSON JOSEPH WAYNE. JR.
THOMAS B. HARPER
FRANCIS B. IRWIN
SIMON CAMERON LONG
T. STUART WOOD CAPTAIN P. LYLE WEAVER
WILLIAM A. LAW
OTTO C. WOLF
VETERAN CORPS FIRST REGIMENT INFANTRY, N. G. P. 50TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION APRIL 19, 1911. COMMITTEE
COL. WILLIAM W. ALLEN COL. R. DALE BENSON CAPT. C. A. BLUMHARD. . JR.
CAPT. HENRY E. BONNIN CAPT. JOHN C. BEATTY MR. RICHARD CAMPION
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MALCOLM LLOYD, JR. F. ALLEN MCCURDY
GEORGE W. OCHS
J. B. BAKER
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MR. WILLIAM M. COATES
COL. ALEX. P. COLESBERRY
LIEUT. JOHN F. COMBS
SERGT. GEORGE WENTWORTH CAFER
CAPT. C. STUART PATTERSON
CAPT. WILLIAM S. POULTERER
CAPT. A. H. PIERSON
CAPT. ALONZO R. PARSONS
COL. FRED. TAYLOR PUSEY -
HON. JOHN R. READ
CAPT. GEORGE EILER. JE ..
CAPT. ALEX. C. FERGUSON
CAPT. BENONI FRISHMUTH
LIEUT. H. HARRISON GROFF
COL. J. CAMPBELL GILMORE
COL. J. LEWIS GOOD
CAPT. ALBERT HAVERSTICK
CAPT. JAMES HOGAN
CAPT. J. E. HYNEMAN
CAPT. W. P. HOMER
COL. T. E. HUFFINGTON
MAJOR CHARLES P. HUNT CAPT. E. E. HOLLENBACK
CAPT. C. F. HESS
SERGT. WALTER R. KERN
GEN'L JAMES W. LATTA
CAPT. KIRK W. MAGILL
CAPT. W. L. MARGERUM
CAPT. JOHN H. MAURER
R. DALE BENSON, Chairman
RICHARD CAMPION
WILLIAM MI. COATES
ALEX. P. COLESBERRY
CHARLES ESTÉ
THOMAS E. HUFFINGTON C. STUART PATTERSON JOHN SAILER
W3r. T. TILDEN JOHN M. WALTON
SPEAKERS
J. A. WIEDERSHEIMI, Chairman GEO. WENTWORTH CARR
JOHN H. MAURER
FRED TAYLOR PUSEY
GEO. F. ROOT
PARADE
J. LEWIS GOOD, Chairman
C. A. BLUMHARD, JR .. H. E. BONNIN I. N. DREW
J. CAMPBELL GILMORE
C. F. HESS
E. E. HOLLENBACK CHAS. P. HUNT
THOS. F. MEEHAN
A. H. PIERSON
GEORGE A. SCATTERGOOD
E. S. TOWNSHEND
AUGUSTUS D. WHITNEY
ALBERT L. WILLIAMS GEO. B. ZANE, JR.
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SERGT. ALEX. Y. DAVISON CAPT. ISAAC N. DREW CAPT. CHARLES ESTÉ
CAPT. A. C. ROCKHILL DR. GEORGE F. ROOT
COL. WILLIAM B. SMITH
SERGT. WILLIAM W. SHIERER
LIEUT. EDWARD S. SAYRES
COL. JOHN SAILER CAPT. W. H. SUTTER
CAPT. GEORGE H. SAUERS
MAJOR GEORGE A. SCATTERGOOD
SERGT. ERNEST SCHWACKE
MR. WILLIAMI T. TILDEN
MAJOR CHARLES S. TURNBULL, M.D.
CAPT. E. S. TOWNSHEND COL. JOHN A. WIEDERSHEIM
CAPT. JOHN M. WALTON
COL. ALBERT L. WILLIAMS
CAPT. AUGUSTUS D. WHITNEY
MAJOR GEORGE B. ZANE, JR.
FINANCE
CAPT. THOS. F. MEEHAN
CAPT. JAMES MCCONNELL
COL. JOHN P. NICHOLSON
SERGT. GEORGE W. CARR
MAJOR HENRY J. CRUSIP
VETERAN CORPS
7-17
PUBLICATION AND ADVERTISING
W.M. B. SMITH, Chairman WALTER R. KERN A. C. ROCKHILL
GEORGE H. SAUERS War. W. SHERER W'M. H. SUTTER
STATUE COMMITTEE
JOHN P. NICHOLSON, Chairman R. DALE BENSON SYLVESTER BONNAFFON, JE.
J. CAMPBELL GILMORE HENRY J. CRUMP
PROGRAMIJIE
HENRY J. CRUMP, Chairman GEO. EILER, JR.
BENONI FRISHMUTII J. CAMPBELL GILMORE W. P. HOMER
KIRK W. MAGILL JAMES MCCONNELL ALONZO R. PARSONS
WM. S. POULTERER
CHAS. S. TURNBULL, M.D.
HISTORY
War. W. ALLEN, Chairman ALEX. C. FERGUSSON ALBERT HAVERSTICK J. E. HYNEMAN
JAMES W. LATTA JOIN R. READ EDW. S. SAYERS
PRINTING, SOUVENIR, MEDALS
JAMES HOGAN, Chairman JOHN C. BEATTY GEO. W. CARR JOHN F. COMBS
ALEX. V. DAVISON H. HARRISON GROFF WV. L. MARGERUM ERNEST SCHWACKE
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
TITEO. E. WIEDERSHEIM, Chairman SYLVESTER BONNAFFON, JR .. Vice- Chairman J. CAMPBELL GILMORE, Secretary JAMES HOGAN, Paymaster War. W. ALLEN R. DALE BENSON
HENRY J. CRUMIP
J. LEWIS GOOD JAMES W. LATTA
TONIN P. NICHOLSON
W.M. R. SMITH
J. A. WIEDERSHEIM A. L. WILLIAMIS
COL. THEO. E. WIEDERSHEIM Chairman
COL. SYLVESTER BONNAFFON, JR. Vice-Chairman
COL. J. CAMPBELL GILMORE Secretary
FRANCIS B. IRWIN Asst. Secretary
CAPTAIN JAMES HOGAN Paymaster
APPENDICES
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APPENDIX A.
CALL FOR MEETING
On April 15th and 16th, 1861, the following Special Notice was pub- lished in the North American and U. S. Gazette:
Retired and contributing members of the Light Artillery Corps of Washington Grays. over the age of 45 years, are requested to meet at the Wetherill House, Sansom Street above Sixth, on Wednesday evening, With inst., at 7.30 o'clock. for the purpose of organizing a RESERVE GUARD for the protection of the city and support of the Constitution and law- of the United States of America.
(Signed ) CEPHAS G. CHILDS JOSEPH M. THOMAS P. C. ELLMAKER GEORGE W. WHARTON JACOB BENNETT
PLAN OF ORGANIZATION
" The President of the United States having. on the 13th inst., issued a proclamation announcing that a portion of the people were in open rebel- lion against the laws and the Constitution. we, the undersigned. retired and contributing members of the Washington Grays, and other citizen, of Philadelphia, over 45 years of age, hereby agree to form a Regiment of at least 800 men. for the purpose of defending the city, and do hereby adopt and mutually pledge ourselves to be governed by the following:
RULES AND REGULATIONS
1. The organization shall be known as the " First Regiment of Gray Reserves of the City of Philadelphia," and shall consist of ten companies of not less than SO men each.
2. The officers shall consist of a Colonel. Lieut .- Colonel, Major. Adjutant (who shall act as Secretary), Paymaster, Surgeon, Assistant Surgeon, and Quartermaster. The Colonel. Lient .- Colonel and Major shall be elected a- hereinafter provided, and the Adjutant. Paymaster. Surgeon, Assistant Surgeon and Quartermaster shall be appointed by the Colonel.
3. The Company officers shall be a Captain, one First and one Second Lieutenant, four Sergeants, who shall be denominated first. second. third and fourth, and four Corporals, who shall be designated in like manner. and rank accordingly.
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4. The uniform shall conform as nearly as practicable to that worn by the United States Infantry when in actual service, except that the color of the coat and pants shall le endet gray.
5. Applications for membership must be submitted to the Regiment, and, if any objection be made. referred to a committee for investigation; all elve- tions for members to be by ballet, unless otherwise ordered.
& The Companies shall be designated according to the first ten letters of the alpinbet, and as soon as the requisite mumber are obtained to form six companies of forty men each, they shall proceed to organize and choose their officers; and as soon thereafter as practicable, an election for field officers shall be held.
7. Each Company, with the approbation of the Colonel of the Regiment. shall fix the time and place for drill, and make such rules and regulations for the government of the Companies respectively, not inconsistent with the rules and regulations, as they may deem necessary and proper.
8. The officers of the Regiment. together with the Captains and Lieu- tenants of Companies, shall constitute a Regimental Board, who shall deter- mine when it may be necessary to convene the Regiment, either for the purpose of business, parade or drill-provided that in case of emergency the Colonel may order a parade of a part or the whole of the regiment at any time.
9. The object of the organization being for the defence of the City of Philadelphia, the members shall not be required to march beyond the limits of said city, but shall at all times hold themselves in readiness for service within such limits; and any refusal to perform such duty as may be required, or any insubordination shall subject the members to immediate expulsion.
10. The discussion of political questions, upon all occasions, is hereby discountenanced. and positively prohibited at the meeting of Companies or of the Regiment. under penalty of immediate dismissal.
11. Until the Regiment shall be recognized by the constituted authorities. the officers shall be invested with the same power and authority as though they were duly commissioned by the Governor of the Commonwealth.
Resolved. That in the organization of the Companies the first forty on the list shall constitute Company "A." the second forty Company " B," and so on to the completion of all the Companies of the Regiment. Any surplus after the formation shall be distributed among the several companies.
Resolved, That in view of the necessity of an immediate organization and the importance of electing persons of experience in military mutters as officers, the Chairman of the meeting is hereby authorized to appoint a com- mittee of nine to cleet. suitable persons to fill the positions of Colonel, Lieut .- Colonel, Major Captains and Lieutenants, to serve until all the Companies are full.
Resolved. That the pattern of the hat and coat. and the material proposed for coat and pants, be approved, the cost of the total equipment for coat, pantaloons and cap not to exceed fourteen dollars."
A committee of nine was appointed to select officers for the Regiment. namely: Morton MeMichael. Robt. P. King. Chas. Gilpin. Jos. M. Thomas. Sa'l Branson, Jas. Lefevre. E. C. Markley, Samuel Welch. Albert R. Forring.
The committee retired, and on returning reported that it was expedient to appoint only a part of the officers: Mr. MeMichael submitted the name P. C. Ellinaker for Colonel. and the following for Captain- :
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Company A Charles S. Smith.
Company B.
Jacob Lauden-lager.
Company C. Joseph N. Piersol.
Company D
. George W. Wood.
Company E
. William H. Kern.
Company F
Thomas Kirkpatrick
Company G
.George W. Briggs.
Company H
. Charles M. Prevost.
Company I.
. Beaton Smith.
Company K
Jacob Bennett.
The report was unanimously adopted; the committee requested to be continued, and also that the officers appointed be added thereto, which was agreed to.
It was stated that S25 men were already enrolled towards the forma- tion of the ten companies.
ROSTER FIELD, STAFF, LINE OFFICERS FIRST PARADE MAY 27, ISCI Colonel-PETER C. ELLMAKER.
Lieutenant-Colonel, Richard H. Rush. Major, Napoleon B. Kneass. Adjutant, Jos. T. Ford. Quartermaster, Jos. M. Thomas. Paymaster, R. P. DeSilver. Quartermaster Sergeant, A. R. Foering. Surgeon, W. L. Atlee, M.D. Assistant Surgeon, Thomas M. Drysdale.
LINE OFFICERS
Company A Captain, Charles S. Smith. Ist Lieutenant, James D. Keyser. 2nd Lieutenant, Geo. F. Delleker.
Company B
Captain, William H. Kern. Ist Lieutenant, Chas. F. Hupfeld. 2nd Lieutenant, Benj. K. Ripperger.
Company C
Captain, Chas. M. Prevost. Ist Lieutenant, Atwood Smith 2nd Lieutenant, C. P. Herring.
Company D
Captain, J. Ross Clark. Ist Lieutenant, Edw. Watson. 2nd Lieutenant, W. T. Martien.
Company E
Captain, Jacob Laudenslager. Ist Lieutenant, Julius C. Sterling.
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Company F
Captain, Joseph N. Piersol. Ist Lientenant, Wm. W. Wagner. 2nd Lieutenant, John G. Murphy.
Company G
Captain, George W. Wood. 2nd Lieutenant, Harry Gorman.
Company II
Captain, Silas Wilson. Ist Lieutenant, John M. Ross.
2nd Lieutenant, James Brown.
Company I
Captain, George W. Briggs. Ist Lieutenant, Edw. Dewees. 2nd Lieutenant, Benj. W. Hays.
Company K
Captain, Charles P. Warner. Ist Lientenant, HI. D. Welsh. 2nd Lieutenant, J. S. Hless.
APPENDIX B.
REPORT OF COMMITTEEE ON HISTORY, COL. P. C. ELLMAKER, CHAIRMAN, JUNE 5, IS62, FROM MINUTES, BOARD OF OFFICERS, FEBRUARY 3, 1SC3.
To the Board of Officers of the First Regt. Infantry (Gray Reserves) Reserve Brigade.
Gentlemen :
The committee to whom was referred the subject of the organization of the Regiment. its services to the Commonwealth, and tender of services to the General Government, beg to leave to submit the following report :
For many years anterior to the commencement of the present rebellion. the volunteer system had gradually been growing into disrepute. The Commonwealth afforded but little encouragement to those who were disposed to give their time and contribute their means to acquire a knowledge of the military art-the City of Philadelphia where all persons, at all times, conceded that a military organization was necessary, refused in all instances except one (and in that one. the expenditure was of doubtful propriety) to contribute anything to the support or maintenance of her citizen soldiery- whilst those of our citizens who were most immediately interested in the preservation of Law and Order, in the absence of any immediate danger from mob violence, have thrown every obstacle in the way of an effective organization of the Volunteer Militia.
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The Press, too, that powerful regulator of public opinion, Buled neglected to do justice to the Volunteers except occasionally to notre P. i. a Company made a street parade and " presented a neat and colher in" appearance."
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