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Non-combatant citizens bore the various burdens of war with unend- ing patience, and upheld the war policies and measures with little uttered doubt or question as to their wisdom and necessity. First, there was the burden of the currency of the state banks, nominally secured, in many in- stances, by deposit of the previously depreciated bonds of states which passed ordinances of secession and of states which were for some time of doubtful fidelity to the union of all the states. Then came the call for their young
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men to arms, taking away the help needed on farm and in shop ; and, too soon, followed news of privation, sickness and death. Next, the unstable national war currency. its value falling steadily until the return of peace. Throughout all was the variable fortune of armies in the field, when defeat seemed too frequent and success but slowly and feebly pursued. Against all these things, and things unspeakable, men's and women's souls were firmly fortified by their sense of the justice of the national cause, and they held themselves in readiness for further sacrifices. They subscribed to bounty funds, and then voted town bounties in order that quotas need not be filled by conscription. In fact, the district provost-marshal's wheel turned but seldom to make even among the towns the burden of personal service in the field.
The women who met formally and informally as sanitary aid so- cieties. and as individuals, took upon themselves some duty toward the sick and wounded at field and post hospitals, made no record of their timely and most welcome services. But it is not unlikely that the state will soon publish whatever the uncertain memory of survivors of that period of storm and stress may recall of the good done by patriotic women of Wisconsin. with some note of the doers. Should this be done, the women of Walworth will have a place in the tardy memorial. One name, at least, is not forgotten here, that of Mrs. Mary Elizabeth (Chesebro) Lee, then of Sugar Creek, a daughter of Ebenezer Chesebro and Anna Griswold, wife of Nelson Lee, and mother of one of the earlier superintendents of schools. Elon Nelson Lee. She took her active part in organizing aid at home, and then went in person to the wounded and sick in field hospitals and in the general hos- pital at Louisville. What she did can not be told as yet with approach to fulness and accuracy, but her matronly care and skill, so unselfishly and noiselessly given in that soul-trying time. are yet well and gratefully re- membered.
The fathers and mothers had thought and talked much of the happier time when the boys should come home and take again their old places on the farm and in the village shop. "Alas! our dreams, they come not true." The boys had grown to manhood and maturer minds amid the quickening im- pulses of that history-making period, had seen men and cities, and "glorious old Walworth" was no longer all the world to them. They came home. but for many of them, only to go out again. In the spring of 1865 men were already eager to find, each citizen and returning soldier, his own place in the activities of business, so long suspended or maimed by panic and war, now so hopefully planned and resolutely pushed; and this before the last dirty- blue regiment had slouched at the easy gait of veterans through the streets
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of cities, from one terminal station to another, on its way to camp of muster- ing out and final payment. The service-worn followers of Grant and his great lieutenants were fast merging themselves in the "ugly rush" of cities as better-paid mechanics, accountants, students at short-course business schools, or servants of railway companies-all hopeful of rapid promotion. and little minded to drop into the old obscurities and low-paid drudgeries of farm and village life, "where nothing happens." A few enthusiastic patriots. men and women. urged subscriptions to raise local monuments to the heroic dead, but were not always nor often successful. It was not yet time for mon- mment building-certainly not for a county monument.
In course of time Grand Army posts were instituted. but at first and quite naturally and therefore rightly their efforts and influence were directed to the equalization of the unevenly distributed service bounties and to proino- tion of more adequate pension rates with more liberal bureau rulings. In a few more years the steadily dwindling post membership suggested a county comradeship which might include the few men who were not of the Grand Army of the Republic. Occasionally reunions of men of Walworth and Want- kesha counties of the Twenty-eighth and somewhat more general meetings at the Lauderdale lakes and at Whitewater led to the formation of the Wal- worth County Soldier and Sailors Association in 1889. Its membership is in- expensive and its proceedings but little burdened with formalism. Its yearly meeting, held late in August, on grassy parks and under friendly trees, brings together soldiers and citizens in hundreds to " make a day of it"-and a long evening as well. No great time is wanted for election of officers and dispatch of other less pressing business ; and soon after dinner the bugler calls band and singers .. speakers and hearers to a feast of excellent music and an abund- ant flow of oratory, declamation, and plain speaking-all received in best of humor by the large, sympathetic and unexacting audience.
Among early organizers and builders of the Association, now not living. were Col. Edmund B. Gray, an honorary member. a full-minded and ready talker who never uttered nonsense nor was ever dull : Edwin D. Coe, whom it was very pleasant and good for comrades and decent citizens to know ; George W. Wylic, different from these but in his own way most useful. Men who had helped to make larger history than that of counties came also : Lieut .- Gen. Henry C. Corbin, while yet at the head of the regular army : Gen. Henry Harnden, the captor of Jefferson Davis; Gen. Lucius Fairchild, of the immortal Iron Brigade. National and state commanders of the Grand Army are always invited and not seldom come. Of the more di tinguished guests and speakers have been Rt. Rev. Samuel Fallows, colonel and brevet brigadier-
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general, Forty-ninth Wisconsin Infantry, United States Senator Joseph V. Quarles, ex-Governors William D. Hoard and William H. Upham. Hon. Alexander E. Matheson, of Janesville, and Jay W. Page, of Elkhorn ( natives of the county ). The altar, the pulpit and the bar of the county have not been called upon in vain to lend interest to this county holiday.
SOLDIERS' MEMORIAL ROLL.
In 1907 the board of supervisors appointed a committee of three of its members with two soldiers to consider and report a plan for making a roster of all the county's men in service in the Civil war. to be cast in bronze and placed on an inner wall of the county-court building. This committee was : Capt. Theodore A. Fellows, Genoa Junction : R. Bruce Arnold, Lake Geneva ; George Renner, Sugar Creek : Leonard C. Church, Walworth ; John G. Mead- ows. Lyons: Henry D. Barnes, secretary. In 1908 the committee's plan of bronze plates and a record book was adopted and eighteen hundred dollars was appropriated. The committee appointed two compilers of the proposed roll, with directions to go to Madison and Washington. if needful, and exam- ine adjutant-general's records. In 1909 a third board of supervisors chose from samples of bronze work and appropriated one thousand two hundred dollars more for a worthier design than the one at first considered. Early in 1910 plates containing the names of 2.743 men were secured to the walls of the room previously set apart for the use of Grand Army posts. Provision is made for the few names not yet found and verified. The session of 1910 added three hundred dollars to the sums already appropriated, for the purpose of completing the type-written descriptive rolls. It is noteworthy as indicating the sympathy of the board and its constituents with the wishes of living sol- diers that these several measures passed without opposition.
This roster, now more nearly complete and more nearly error-free, and more accessible than ever before, was compiled forty-three years after the end of the war, when few men were living and fewer were within inquirer's reach who could correct some of the errors and explain some of the seeming anomalies of the fifty-eight large volumes of descriptive rolls of Wisconsin soldiers. These volumes, written by as many hands, were compiled from regi- mental returns and from the bi-monthly musters of companies. These were often defective and sometimes wanting. Clerical errors are to be found. though corrections, when authenticated. are entered (in red ink ). The col- umns for town and county of each soldier's residence and for the town and county credited with his services are, many of them, par-
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tially or wholly blank, and even when the name of the town is shown, that of the county is often wanting. The names of Bloomfield, Genoa, Honey Creek, Hudson, Lafayette. Linn, Richmond, Sharon, Springfield, Sugar Creek and Troy, all then and all but one now on the map of Walworth, are repeated one or more times in other counties of Wisconsin. St. Croix county has four of these names, and there are four Springfields in the state. The census rolls of the county for 1860 determined some of these uncertainties ; and the enroll- ments of 1862, made by the several sheriffs, of citizens subject to military service-now a part of the State Historical Society's collection of manuscripts -might have helped further had all these returns been preserved. The in- valuable records of the adjutant-general's office at Madison are now securely stored in the east wing of the new statehouse.
The form chosen for the following soldier list, that by regiments, seems most convenient for this work. A satisfactory list by towns is impossible ; for the county system of the last two years of the war often drew men of each town into service for another town, within or without the county, which at each new call for troops offered highest premium. Names of men who served in more than one command are repeated for each such re-enlistment. Officers are given their highest rank. It should be noted that officers, on their promo- tion, were sometimes transferred to another company in the same or another regiment. Names marked with an asterisk (*) are of men who died in serv- ice. Two asterisks mark names of men killed or mortally wounded in action :
FIRST C.M.M.RY.
Co.
Eddy. Uriel C . K
Amann, Frederick
11
Flowers, David S.
B
Babcock. Henry II.
K
* Forster, Charles R
Bradley, Ole J
Fox. George H1 .. chaplain.
Burke, Thomas E
Foy, Thomas .
Cansdell. Henry W .. Ass't Surgeon
Gibbons, Michael 11
Cassoboin. William
Greiber, Herman J
Conant, John . \
B
Grossman, William
Coon, Alonzo B
Hallenbeck, Edwin {
Deacon, John R
Hamilton, Jesse B
1
Dewey, Washington
11
Hanchett. Manson
K
Doneburg. John
1
llicks. Edwin K
*Downey. John W
I Ilicks. William 11
Doyle, Joseph (8)
Keves David F
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Mahan, Edward
Robbins, Eber F
Martin, John K
*Rollo, Frederick C B
Marvin, Ferdinand
Simmons, James A
Medbery. John W. B
Smith, James A
*Moores, Edward P. A
Spencer, Levi .
Mosher, Joseph F., 2d Lt. G
Stilson, James
A
Myers, Henry A H
Sullivan, Dennis
I
Odell, Andrew J
C
Thayer, Hollister B
B
Parkhurst, James I
Traver. Eugene F
Pengilly, Alexander D
Truax, John H.
F
Pickett, Samuel H M
** Truesdell, Philander
K
Platt, Otis M
Webber, Herbert F
Randolph, William H B
Welch, Richard H H
* Wendt, Frederick
A
Wright. George H
B
SECOND CAVALRY.
* Allen, Jacob H K Clark, Oscar F K
Anderson, Stewart . K
Clowes, Charles K
Armstrong, Henry L
Corbin, Alfred K
Armstrong, Howard K
Crocker, Benjamin F., Capt. K
Barnard, Luther A E
Cunningham, William P K
Barnes, Herbert K
Cutler, William K
Bellows, George II K
Davidson, George B., Capt. K
Barnett. David A., Ist Lieut. K
Davidson, William K
Berry, Robert . K
Dodge. Levant . K
Bowen, George WV A
Doolittle, Wayne C K
Bradt. George A
K
Dyke. William H
K
Breed, Shubael H. K
Eckert. Charles K
*Breed, William K
Ellsworth, George D K
Bristol, Lucius FF. K
Enos, Emilins K
Brown, James 1 . K
Fisher, Elias W K
Cameron, Thomas K
Fleming. David K
Campbell. Alexander J K Franklin. Joel K
** Carter, Legrand K Gaffey, Thomas H
Carter, Lewis K Gibson, George W D
Clark, Elijah K Gilbert, Louis A K
Clark, Harry D K Goff. Milton A K
Rann, Lallemand H., Batt'n Quar- termaster.
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Greenman. James K Nichols, Daniel M K
Greenman, Lorenzo K Odell. John .1 K
Groshong. John B . A Oleson. Andrew K
Hall. John G Onderdonk, Charles K
Hammond. George \\' K
Owens, John H K
Hare, Stephen K Payne, Andrew 1 K
Hauck, David
Peck, Peter P., Ist Lieut.
Pounder. George H. K
Hillman, Arthur C K
*Pounder, James F.
Hillman, Edwin E
K
Pramer. Walter
Hillman. William I
K
Quinn. James K
*Hines, Thomas K Read. Jeremiah K
*Hoel. Jacob J. MI
Reynolds. Philip T K
Holden, Silas Rockwell F
Riley, John P
K
Hollister. William K
Rogers, Lambert J K
*Howe. Charles MI K
Roundy, Porter M., 2d Lieut
K
Hunt, William K
Sage, Chauncey . K
Huntress, Merritt K
Seaman, Allen G K
Hutchins. Fred W .. Capt K
Seaman, David B
Hutchins, Oliver C K
Seaver, Rodney
Hutchinson, Daniel F K
Jones. Walter S.
K
Severson, Benjamin K
Joy. Fernando D
K
Shaw. George D K
Judge, Charles . K
Kavanaugh, William K
Sirrett. Ebenezer J.
Kelsey, Charles
Sizer. Melvin K K
Smith, Francis . K
K *Smith, Oliver II K
*Smith. Thomas K
Smith, Washington K
Lippitt. Hezekiah K
Smith, William K
Lloyd. Thomas Jr K
Smothers, Obwin K
Loucks. George W
Starin, Orange ( K
McManigle. Tra L Steel, Christian . K
McMillen. Dennis T. K Stone, Avery IL., ist Lieut K
*Mills, Henry K Stone, Leonard F K
Mohr. Albert K Story, George W. K
Nelson. Andrew K Stowell. James M
Shea, William
Kelsey, James K
Lacy. John I
Lake. Philip W K
Lawless, Thomas K
Seaver. William, Q. M. Sergt.
Hawver, Dewey F K
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Strasser, Conrad K Wasmuth, Charles K
Sweet. Eugene B K Waterhouse, Hugh K
Taggart, Leonard W K Watson, Merritt . K
Thompson, Richard K Weaver, Silas Enslow K
Tremper. Edgar K Welcli, George S K
Trimble, Benjamin F K Whitney, Samuel H C
Vanderhoof, John M., 2d Lieut. K Williams, Edson, ist Lieut K
Van Valkenburg, Myron K Williams, Jolm R K
Waite. Orange R K Wright, Spencer K
THIRD CAVALRY.
* Armstrong, Robert
Garfield, Eli William
Austin, Hiram L Garfield, Oscar L
** Bartram, David D 1.
Garfield, William M L
Battisfore, Augustus J G Gilbert, Curtis E L
*Bemis, Elijah M G
Gilbert, Nelson B. L
Bliss, Andrew J L Gleason, Herbert J., Hosp. Steward
Brandon, John G Goodsell, Harry, Ist Lieut G
Brandt, Julius E D
Hale, Joel . G
Brandy, James G
Hall, Samuel C L
Carver, Aaron
D
Hardy, Michael G
*Case, William H G
Hart, Ithamar W.
L
*Cass, Clarence W E
** Hooper. Daniel M. L
Cass, Martin G
Hoskings, William D
Chapman, William A
Howard, Patrick H
Church, Leonard C L
Ingalls, Ludden B
L
Colburn, Paul
D
Jackson, Levi . L
Crane, George J. D
D
King, Albert D E
Kizer, Fernando Cortez. Capt. D
Kling, George H D
Curtis, Myron G .
Darrow, George W L
*Lavin. Thomas F
Dewing, Nelson Horatio 1. Lavin, William L
Dow, Lorenzo G Lawless, Lawrence
Drake, Brewster B 1. Leroy, Henry T. G
Duffy, James
Lippitt. John W L
Edwards, Loren J., Com. Serg't.
Lowe. Amasa D
** Farr. Asa W., Or. Master .... L Lumsden, John T
Jackson, Stedman L L
Crego, James P .
Crites, John. Ist Lieut D
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McGivern, Patrick I *Snell, Walter H G
Marsh, David O G
Snyder, Joseph G
Marsh. Eugene T. L
Steen, William B
Mohr. Matthias G Stone, Lafayette
D
Morse, Lyman L
Stoodley, William E L
Nolan, James
Storms, Francis D
O'Hara, Edward G Stratton, William J
O'Hara, Michael G
Thomas, George N (1
Parker. James M G Thomas, Josiah G
Parker, Norman
G
Thompson, Dewitt C
G
*Parmelee. Edwin A L
Titus, Otis 1)
Perkins, Edwin G L Traub, Adam 1.
*Perkins, Oscar W L Tyler. Rollin G
Perry, Charles A., Capt
L
Van Bogart, Tip ( Harrison)
Puffer. Samuel J H
Van Horne, Charles L G
Van Moorsell. Martin
D)
Regan, Daniel P D
Reynolds. Benoni Orrin, Surgeon.
Rogers. Harold H. Serg't Maj.
Rogers, Herschel P
G
Weldon, Michael G
Rogers, Mortimer F
West, William G
Royce. Henry L. D
*Whitmore, Ruel
Russell, Elias B
I
Wilbers. Herman
Russell, Thomas T I * Wilcox. Byron L 1.
Scott. Calvin L. D *Wilson. David G
Scoville, James K
Winer. John . D
Shabino, Henry D Wiswell, Charles Edward 1.
Sheffield. Daniel J
IT
Wiswell. Henry C
Shugart. Albert
M
Wolfendon. Joseph L.
L
FOURTH INFANTRY-CAVALRY.
*Adams, James H 1 Beebe. Emery L
Allen, Orlando () 1 Bingham, Newcomb 1
Ambler. Henry C
*Blake, Joseph
Aylward. Richard
Blanchard. Lorison G
Barry, Melville .1
Blodgett. Rollin
*Beardsley, Horace Gardner F Booker, Isaac A
Beckhard, Amos H A Boswell. Marshall E A
Beckley. Homer Meader A Bowers, Nicholas George
Van Valkenburg, Jacob G
Weir, John
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Branch, Charles L A Darling, Van Rensselaer F
Brewer, Wilbur N A
David, Louis W. F
Brice, John P . F
Davidson, Ebenezer F
Bridge, John W., Hosp. Steward.
Davidson, Hugh R F
Briggs, George Gaskill
G
Dewing, Manville Henry A
Britton, John
F
Dewing, Norman Houston. A
Brown, George H., Ist Lieut
F
Dick, Charles W K
Brown, Joseph F
A
Dikeman, John W F
Browning, Lorenzo
F
Dodge, Sidney W F
Buck, Jerome H
A
Dodge, William H
F
*Bull, Charles Henry F
Burdick, Albert F Duffy, Thomas A
Burdick, Asbury
F
Dunbar, Oscar . A
Burdick, Charles H F
Burnham, John A
Burt, Roswell F
Burton, Nathan
F
Ennis, James A
Bush, John H
F
Farnsworth, William R A
Cadman, Charles
A
** Farnum, Ezra C .
Farrar, George Henry F
Felch, Chester E. W A
Castle, Lewis A
Castle, Philo A., Ist Lieut A
Chaffee, Alfred E., Ist Lieut A
Chamberlain, Joseph A A
Fish, Stephen L. A
Fitzgerald, Michael F
Fowler, John E H
Freeler. Jacob A
Gibbs, James L F
Gill, Thomas J . A
Conklin, James G . F
Craigne, Nelson F., Colonel.
Goodwin. Gilman G
F
Gray, James L D
Curtice, Charles E., Capt. F Green, Charles A A
Dake, Henry M. K *Green, Horace D., Hosp. Steward.
Dake. Martin H. K Gunderson, John A
Dake, William H K Hamilton. Frederick B A
Felch, John E . A
Ferguson, Samuel D A
Finch, Gilbert B., Ist Lieut A
*Chappell, Turner C F
Church, George W F
Clark, Luther F
Cleary, Martin H
Coffee. Christopher C., Ist Lieut. F
Goodenough, Walter A
Creiger. Jehiel, Sergt. Major.
Cronk, Reuben R . A Gray, Robert Bruce
Duncombe, Moses A
Durkee, Harris R., Ist Lieut. F
Eaton, Oliver K A
*Carmichael, Richard D. F
Carroll, Patrick F
Drinkwine, Commodore P F
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Handy, Thomas J F
Harrington, John W A
McManus, Josiah C . F
Harris, Chester C
Me Neal, Charles 11. 1+
Hart, Patrick F Magill. Henry H F
Haskell, Jeremialı
Haswell, William S . F
Heller, Jacob . A
Henderson, Edward F
*Herrick, William Lafayette
*Holden, George
A
Hopkins. Ephraim
F
Moody, Edward L 1
Hotchkiss, John
F
Moody, Reuben T
Morton, Marcus W 1
Hulburt, D. William, Com. Serg't.
Mulligan. Samuel (twice) A
Humphrey, Jerome B A
Murphy, John 1
Jacobs, Abraham C
F
Neff, Henry N F
Jacobs, Daniel .
F
Newcomb, Joseph F
Jerome, Albert A F
Johns, Charles A., Ist Lieut
F
Nilsson, Nils 1
Johnson, Allen S
F
*Nyce, Hiram S A
Oleson, Ole B. 1
Parker, George E F
** Kenyon. Clark M A
** Parks, Willianı
Keyes. Stewart W F
King, Walter M
A
Payne, Aaron
Peck, George Wilbur, 2d Lieut ..
Kizer, Frank L .1
Perry, Charles 1
Klock. Marcus R F
** Perry. Henry. 1
Kribs, Charles
A
Lawrence, Henry E
Phillips, Jacob 1
Leach, Jonathan F
Pixley, Dolphus E., Ist Lient
*Lewis, Charles H
Powell. Charles C
*Lovejoy, Calvin S. .1
Pramer, Levi
*Luce, Joseph S . F Preedy. Stephen 1
Ludman, Frederick W
A
Proctor, David A
1
*Ludman, William T A
Puffer, Chenery
Lull, Noyes .
F
*Putnam, Henry
*McBride, Allen B
F
Ralston, William 11
I
*Marshall. George F.
Matthews, James
Matthews, William Henry
** Maxon, Daniel B., Ist Lieut.
Mead, Isaac N., Ist Lieut. F
Moffatt. William H 1
Howard, John C .
D
Nichols, Daniel W F
Johnson, Nelson
A
Keith, Franklin
A
*Patterson, AAshbel
. 1
Kittelson, Austin
A
Phillips, George II 1
McGraw, Edgar S . F
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* Ranney, Moses 1 ** Tabor, William MI
Reese, Sylvester 1 Trumbull, Fitzjames
Ripley, Jacob F ** Tuohey, Patrick F
Robinson, Franklin
Tupper, Alvaro W F
Ross, Washington F
Tupper, Jerome B F
Roundy, Daniel C., Capt. F
** Tupper, Joseph P
F
Rouse, Timothy F
Turner. George A
Rowe, John
A
Utter, Cyrus D. F
Scott, James
A
Van Norman. Charles R F
Seeley, Milo F *Viles. Gustavus Granville F
Shaver, James H
F
*Vodre, Charles
*Sherman, Alfred
F
Waffle, Leander F
Sherman. Charles F
F
Weatherwax. Andrew J .. 2d Lieut.
F
Simmons, Charles F
B
Weatherwax, Monroe J. F
Simmons, David E
A
Webb. Major P A
Smith, Clark H F
Weeks, Martin W
F
*Smith, John
F
Weeks, Theodore
F
*Smith, Levi
Welsh, Hiram J. F
Smith, Sidney I
Wenham, William H
A
Snow, Harvey L F
Whalen, Patrick F
*Squires, John H F Whelan, Joseph P. 1
Stearns, Luman G F
White, Nelson W F
Steele, Charles W
Willson, Ole
Stevens, Edward J F
Wilson, Asad F
Storms, William H F
Wire, Gideon J
Swin, Ira A
Wood, John
F
Swin. Jerome 1
Brown. James E
Baker, Benjamin R
11
Browne. James Edwin C
Bear, Isaac . K
Bullen, Robert G
Beckwith, Edward Seymour A
Butler, Sidney .1. B
# Beeden, John F Carle, Jonas IF B
Bliss, Daniel "ן Christmas, John B
Bowers, Nicholas George B
Colberg, Charles
Brainerd, Francis E E Cole. Judson E B
FIRST HEAVY ARTILLERY.
Anyan. William B
$Walker, George W' F
Sherman, Horace
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WALWORTHI COUNTY, WISCONSIN.
Coulthard, James A 1 Kenyon, William .
Cox, William
Knowlton, David E . E
Crites, Alexander
L Krokofsky. Frederick L
Crites. George
L Langham. Edward . 1
Cross, George
L
Lewis, James C
Demroe, John
L
Lewis, Mark .A .
C
Dutcher, Samuel
Drake, Charles P E Lingenfelter. Daniel Mead, Isaac B
Eggert, Charles
Medbery. George W. F
Eldredge, Charles T
Motherway, John
12
Falmer, Wallace \\'
Moulton, Stillman
Farr, George
L
Olds, John J
F
Finch, George F Oleson, Lars
Finch, Solomon J
F O'Neil. William L
Fisher, Augustus C. F
Parker, Joseph F
Fisher, John
E
Perry, John Adams C
Fowler. Benjamin F
L
Pier, Michael
Fuller, James E
Quinn. Thomas
Garrett. Andrew J. Ist Lient A Ray, Patrick Henry, Captain
Gaskill, Joseph
B
Sales, William M B
Gilbert, Don .1.
Sanborn, Horatio B 1
Goff, Sidney Calkins F
Sands, Peter
Haywood, Charles
1
Scott, Marion L
Henderson, John Hicks
B
Sewell, George E
C
Herron, John W K
*Shearman, Henry S
B
Hess. Nicholas F
Short, John .1
Hickox, Hervey West
B
Smith, Edwin R
Hill, Amasa P E Smith, William R 1:
Hill. Elbridge F Starkey, Thomas
Hill. William H .. Com. Sergt.
Stevens, Evarts C.
B
Hopkins, Daniel C.
Stevens, Martin E., Ist Lieut
G
Howard, Wilder M1.
E
Stewart. Charles
Hubbard. John W\'
Stone, George W'
1
Huntress. James K. P B Swift, John
Huntress, Samuel Doctor B Toft. Alfred
1
Johnson, John F U'tter, Dwight B
Karbetski. August
Vandervort, Isaac
Keeley, James
Vogt. Joseph
Kelley, John
E
Wagenknecht. Charles
D
K
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WALWORTH COUNTY, WISCONSIN.
Warner, Samuel P. B Willis, Anson C . A
Welch, Sidney H Wilson, Samuel J.
L
Wells, William S. E Winsor, Curtis H. B
Wheelock, Norman E Wood, Edgar A. C
Whitney, Throop B
B Wroe, Thomas J., Com. Sergt.
Williams, John E Yost, William B
LIGHT ARTILLERY-FIRST AND THIRD BATTERIES.
Cansdell. Henry, Surgeon.
FOURTH BATTERY.
Ellison, Wesley. Groesbeck, Gilbert.
Loucks, Andrew M. Maxwell, James.
FIFTH BATTERY.
Snow, Orrin D.
SIXTH BATTERY.
Fernald, Clarence D.
Miller, Clarkson, Surgeon.
SEVENTH BATTERY.
Berges, Henry P.
Brown, Joseph F.
Criger, William. Evans, Jesse G.
Graham, James. Hutton, Jonathan B. Wilbur, John F.
NINTH BATTERY.
Ashley, Henry. Bemis, Lyman A. Borst, Jolın. Brown, Theodore.
Brownlee, John.
Cole, Leander. Cox, Daniel.
Crawford, John H. Derby, Eugene W.
Deuel. Joseph B. Fichler, Henry. Fisk. Clinton Q.
Flagerman, Henry. Fowler, George W.
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Fowler, John *Funk, Charles.
Lull. Noyes. Magill. John C.
Funk, Edward.
Maycock, Harry.
Granger, Josiah.
Meadows, John G.
Haight, Benjamin J.
Merriam, James E. Owels, Herman F.
Haines, Samuel J.
Haller. Samuel.
Owels, William.
Haller. Theodore.
Robertson, Oscar B.
Hand, John Wesley.
Stulken, Gerhard E.
Harp, Joseph.
Taylor. James P.
Healey, Christopher.
Travis, Francis W.
Holton, Richard.
Tripp, George W.
Ingham, Silas A.
Watts, Edmund T.
Kyburz. William.
Watts, Gebhard.
Langdon, Isaac M.
Watts, James.
Lawrence, Charles.
Wilcox, Thomas H.
TENTH BATTERY.
Banfield, Michael R.
Cash, William.
TIHRTEENTH BATTERY.
Beckley. Homer Meader.
Bond, Samuel.
Boyle, Felix.
Holcomb, John J. Hunt, Charles P.
Branch, Willard S.
Campbell, Robert A.
Jones, Americus V.
Chaffee, Alfred E., First Lieutenant.
Clark, Edward F.
Corkett, John K. Cross. George L., First Lieutenant.
Dancey, George E.
Dewing, Norman Houston.
Fisk, Lucien H.
Flanders, Arthur W.
Fryer, James. *Green. Addison. Green, Charles A.
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