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* Now it may be understood whence came the pools of cof- fee on the ground. * *
After finishing your meal, should you wish to clear your plate of fragments, you empty them on the table or where you did the cold coffee. You clean your dish with bread, dip it in a large dish of hot water, and wipe it with paper."
Some of them did not relish this at first, but many times afterward they would have been overwhelmingly thankful for half as good or half as abundant fare.
As before mentioned, after the first companies had left Waukesha County, the zeal and patriotism of her citizens began to wane, and the newspapers contained numerous appeals and addresses intended to arouse the people. In August, 1862, when it became ap- parent that, unless something was done at once, Waukesha County would have a whole regiment drafted from her sixteen towns, the people awoke to greater efforts and wilder enthusiasm than was known when Lincoln's first call for volunteers was promulgated. War meetings were held in all portions of the county, and offers of medical attend- ance, money, wood, provisions, house rent and clothing were made to the families of those who should become volunteers. And there was a grand, glorious response. The "Central War Committee"-W. D. Bacon, George C. Pratt and Isaac Lain-kept an office open constantly
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at Waukesha, and directed, as well as possible, the operations of the town sub-committees. They called a grand mass meeting for Sunday, August 17, and half the pastors in the county were present and made speeches containing more eloquence than had been in all their utterances for a year before. Recruiting began by C. C. White, D. G. Snover, H. A. Meyer, John Fallon, Walker L. Bean, Elihu Enos, J. W. Lowry, P. H. Carney, James Murray, J. B. Monteith and others, and enlistments were recorded at an astonishing rate. But to raise 1,684 men in such a small county in one week, the time allotted before the draft, was too much. However, W. D. Bacon, Isaac Lain, George C. Pratt and C. C. White received authority to raise a Waukesha County regiment, and succeeded in enlisting nearly eight hundred men, the men working par- ticularly hard in the hope of securing a full regiment without going outside of the county. The Twenty-eighth Infantry was mostly raised in Waukesha County, while a great many went into the Twentieth and Twenty-fourth.
Waukesha County Roster .- As near as the official records show, the following is the roster of the soldiers credited to Waukesha County, though it does not comprise all the county furnished, as many, enticed by large bounties, enlisted in other portions of the State, and were credited, of course, to the localities where they signed the roll :
TOWN OF BROOKFIELD.
First Infantry -Company unknown-Walter Finleson, Lawrence Kinney, W. Brown.
Second Infantry-Co. F-John H. Anderson. Co. K-Benjamin F. Barker. Company unknown -Charles Thrall, Joseph Maynard.
Fifth Infantry-Co. B-Leander L. Hatch, Rob- ert Bell, James W. Allen, Charles H. Allen, Oscar W. Colvin. Co. F-James Arnold and Willard B. Ward.
Sixth Infantry-Co. D-Francis Bell, Jr. Com- pany unknown-Joseph Ewbanks.
Twelfth Infantry-Co. E-William Parker. Seventeenth Infantry-Co I-James Brown.
Twentieth Infantry-Company unknown-Isaac Arnold.
Twenty-second Infantry-Company unknown- Joseph Kroy.
Twenty-fourth Infantry-Company unknown- William Help, Dever White, William Enos, R. M. M. Putney, John Montgomery, Lewis Fellows, Hyde, Hawley Churchill, George W. Gregg, Joseph Todhunter, Jr., George W. Hine, John R. Penrose, John Hine, Benjamin Van Camp, Henry C. Green, John Snyder, John G. Vedder, John H. Tyler, George Mitchell, Eugene Phillips, David H. Springsted, William F. Seymour, Fred Liefert, Ermead Bord well, Charles F. Brownell.
Twenty-eighth Infantry-Company unknown- William Dolloon, Joseph Matteson, Loren Barker, Charles Phillips, Michael McAdow, Matthew Brooks, Charles Larkin, Lindry S. Smith, Joseph Hengy, Orlando Vanderhoff, David Arnold, Her- man Buncher, Hopken Hagadom, P. Swan, Will- iam D. Carthon, Fred Humbert, Jacob Gunder- man, John Wohlhiser, Alonzo Hannum, John Gale, Albert Ward, John Schlenck, George Alex- ander, John Hasler, John Weitzel, George Cole- man, John Heider, John Heider, 2d, George Hall.
Regiment unknown-Leander C. Philbrook and Peter Setzel, Dennis A. Philbrook and John Shef- ley, Henry C. Philbrook.
Sixth Kansas-James Clary, Matthew Clary. First Kansas-Co. F-John W. Clary.
First Cavalry-Henry A. Breed, William Fel- lows. Co. L-Thomas Bateman.
Second Cavalry-Co. M-Albert H. Smith.
Third Cavalry-John Sheldon and Hiram Blanch- ard.
Twelfth Regulars-Co. B-Nathaniel Warren, Henry Churchill.
Second Battery-Jacob Arnold.
Seventh Battery-Godfrey Keese, Nelson Gray, George Hanney, William Dill, A. J. Wright, H. D. Tucker, Robert Tyler, Almon T. Higgins.
TOWN OF DELAFIELD.
First Infantry-Co. B-Patrick McNulty.
First Infantry-Co. G-Henry Ashby, William M. Jacques, Jr. Company unknown-John Davis. Second Infantry-Company unknown-Edward Faut.
Third Infantry-Company unknown-Lewis Jones, Evan Morris, Daniel E. Rowe, John J. Jones, James Richardson.
Fifth Infantry-Co. F-George W. Rice, Albert Gurney. Co. K-Myron Sherwood. Company un- known-Joseph Turner.
Sixth Infantry-Company unknown-Henry Baker, Milo Sage, Alonzo Rugg.
Tenth Infantry-Company unknown-George Price, Peter Fulmer.
Seventeenth Infuntry-John Farrell.
Twentieth Infantry-William Young.
Twenty-second Infantry- Company unknown- Allen Muckleson, Edward I. Roberts, Thomas Hopkins, Edward D. Williams.
Twenty-Third Infantry-Company unknown- Charles Wheelock.
Twenty-Eighth Infantry-Company unknown- Wm. D. Dapkins, James Bone, Robert Hill, Gran- ville H. Coleman, Thomas D. Roberts, Fred Burg, Ira Rowell, John Williams, William Williams, Christopher Lorenson, Charles Klaus, Martin Hol- comb, George Morris, Charles Luther, Charles Hengen, Ammi D. Hawks, Ezra A. Seymore, Wright W. Smith, Jens Larson, Jacob Jacobson, Hans Margerson, Robert Williams, William Jones, Peter Sillmore, Lewis Kune, Mathias Halyer.Nich- olas Halyer, John A. Carrier, George W. Weeks, Adin Reynolds, Lewis C. Burg, Charles W. Frisbee, Martin D. Clark, Henry M. Ward, John C. Baker, George Anderson, Herman Afield, Peter Steven- son, David Turner, Alonzo Richardson, Robert Owen, -Zoller.
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First Cavalry-Co. F-Josiah Lesley, Cyrus Gurnsey, Charles Hahn.
Regiment unknown-William Gallup, John Gal- lup, Jacob Lawson, Phillip Downey, Griffith T. Rice, Eli Marsh.
Berdan's Sharpshooters-Marshall Fairservice.
TOWN OF EAGLE.
Second Infantry-Co. K-Nicholas Hanes, Chas. Brown. Company unknown-Elberton Bigelow. Fourth Infantry-Co. A-Peter Hunter, James Cardle.
Fifth Infantry-Co. F- - Gilchrist. Co. K- Wallace Root.
Thirteenth Infantry-Co. I-John Miller, Henry Carle, John Hubbard, Joshua Scott. Co. K- Napoleon B. Draper, Wm. Kanute.
Sixteenth Infantry-J. D. Reed. Co. I-P. V. Bovee.
Seventeenth Infantry-Co. B-Conrad Van Readen, Bernhart Meyer, John Fink. John Brie- denback, Anton Schulte, Martin Schulte, Jacob Van Readen, Martin Devine, Hiram Daniels, Bernhart Briedenback, John Stinoff.
Twenty-fourth Infantry-Co. A-Sidney Kline, George Logan, Franklin W. Rice, Mathias J. Bovee, Jr., Stephen W. Powell, John I. Bovee, William B. Sherman, Lewis M. Sherman, Leonard D. Hinkley, Mathias L. Snyder and Thomas Lewis.
Twenty-eighth Infantry-Company unknown- Wilson Kipp, John Kalp, William Harrison, Albert Williams, John Nelson, Michael O'Neil, William Lean, Jeremiah Carr, John McIntyre, Edward P. Hinkley, William Duncan, John Cummins, C. J. Melenda.
First Cavalry-Co. A-Thomas Audis. Co. K -Thomas S. Draper, Wm. Logan, Charles Kilts, Frank Snover, H. F. Potter. Company unknown -Frank Bigelow, James Grant, James Robison, Jeremiah Bessey, Julius Mastic.
Third Cavalry-Co. D-Henry James, Henry Brewin, Thomas Pryor, William Keener, Timothy Sullivan, L. W. Robison, Hiram Lampman, Caleb Lobdell, William Lobdell, Martin Lee.
Seventh Battery-Charles Willard, Frank Fox, George Alvord, Edgar Wainright, John Burke, Arthur Wainright, Walter Downing, Samuel Kinder.
First Heavy Artillery-Andrew J. Reeves, My- ron Scott, Edward O'Brien, Norman Markley, Silas Reeves, John Western, David Kinder, Thomas Lacey.
Second Heavy Artillery-Seymour Lewis.
Langworthy Artillery-Francis Draper, Jr., William Bigelow, Benson Sternes.
Regiment unknown-Clesant Hendrickson, E. P. Downer.
TOWN OF GENESEE.
First Infantry-Co. G-Francis Pelton, Harry Baker, Jocelyn Baker, Rollin Johnson. Company unknown-John Warnel.
Fifth Infantry-Co. F-Ezra O. Pelton, John I. Jones.
Seventh Infantry-Company unknown-Theo- dore Sherler.
Twenty-second Infantry-Company unknown- Thomas Hopkins.
Twenty-eighth Infantry-Company unknown- S. Kellogg, George Randle, Abel C. Van Camp,
Michael Hunt, Peter Finnegan, Stephen Reming- ton, Allen Williams, Jeremiah Carr, H. E. L. Ba- ker, David Webster, John Gandy, Thomas Green, George Sawyer, Peter F. Boss, Charles Samerlatt, John Monteith, Archie D. Monteith (Captain), Will- iam E. Brown, George Simmons, Otto Gross, Francis Bruce, John Jones, John Sweeden, Rich- ard B. Morris, Philip Flood, John Hargarzog, Franz Elzner.
Regiment unknown-Angust Karl, John D. Jones.
First Cavalry-Co. H-Rollin Holsappole.
Second Cavalry-George Price.
Third Cavalry-Co. D-Thomas Prior, Henry H. Clark, Patrick Brannon, William H. Graves, James Bowen, Albert Russell, Patrick Brimer, John Kitsook, Enoch James.
TOWN OF LISBON.
First Infantry-Co. B-Daniel H. Henshaw, Co. G-James Greengo, Amos Greengo.
Fifth Infantry-Co. F-Andrew J. Smith, Thomas Larkin, Samuel Gower, James Bottsford, Joseph Gray, Hiram Hine, Robert Powrie.
Tenth Infantry-Co. E-Andrew Howitt.
Seventeenth Infantry-Co. A-John McKenna.
Twenty-eighth Infantry-Company unknown- Benjamin Campbell, Wallace Ellsworth, Amasa F. Carpenter, Peter Porter, George A. Mason, James Moyes, George Fielder, George Dingledin, Samuel Cranch, Charles G. Wildisb, Patrick Hen- ley, Jeremiah Noon, Peter Bonner, John A. Hart- zen, Amos Roisier, Andrew Ennis, Peter Hourts, Levi H. Palmer, Gotlieb Bohman, Ira B. Rowell, William Rankin, George W. Higgins. Thomas Butler, James Templeton, John Field, Alexander Rodgers, Charles D. Luce, Thomas H. Gower, Alanson Piso, Anthony W. Mullin, John Taylor, Fitz James Thompson, Edward H. Dougherty, Thomas Lannon, Lucius Weaver, Frederick L. Weaver, John Watson, T. Butler, T. McGill, A. McKee.
Thirty-eighth-Company unknown-F. Fish.
Regiment unknown-Frank Hine, T. Richmond, E. Pearl, H. Howard.
First Cavalry-Co. F-George Wilding, Henry N. Ainsworth, Edward Craig. Co. I-Frank Don- eley.
Third Cavalry-Co. D-George Boyce, Patrick Murphy, Thomas Dixon, William H. Thomas.
TOWN OF MERTON.
First Infantry-Co. E-Edward Stokin.
Second Infantry - Co. K - Charles Klauson, Chauncy Skinner.
Third Infantry-Co. A-Wm. Connely.
Fifteenth Infantry-Co. D-Andrew L. Jacobson, Hans L. Jacobson, Nels Tuft, Jacob Jacobson, Rollep Amanson, Nels Nelson, Nels Aleson. Com- pany unknown-Rasmus Neilson.
Sixteenth Infantry-Co. B-Gilbert Kenyon, Mahlon Taylor, Jacob Johnson, Peter W. Cross and Robert Wallace, Erasmus Johnson, Evans S. Evanson.
Nineteenth Infantry-Co. E-Peter Sorenson.
Twenty-second Infantry-Company unknown- J. N. Reed, Warren Reed.
Twenty-eighth Infantry - John Munn, John Kenyon, Kamite Reddin, James Bull, John Bull, Thomas Roe, Orrin Boughton, Edward Tannis, S.
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L. Worth, Joseph D. Danah, Andrew E. Johnson, Halver Waller, Lars Yansen, Hans Yansen, Ras- mus Hansen, Paul Hansen, John Thorne, Peter Cross, Edwin Foster, John Wild, John Mason, Thomas Holt, Edmond Holt, James Alderdice, Timothy Sullivan, Charles Whichman, Jacob Metzger, James (. Pawling, Sydney Van Kirk, G. B. Tobey. James H. Hamlin, Anton Newberry. Frederick Barcher, John Miller, Jacob Lohrie, Charles Miller, Rasmus Larson, Robert Gibson, Cassius Caldwell, Jas. Caldwell, Frank M. Pippin.
First Cavalry-Co. A-Nelson Skinner, Charles Skinner, Edward Munger. Co. F-Russell Will- iams, John Farmer, Nels Oleson. Co. L-Francis Donnely. Company unknown-Jerome D. Mer- rick.
Third Cavalry-Co. D-Phillips Hoffman, John Mitchell, Richard Chestnut, Sanford Marsh, Harry Cock, Herbert Cock, Mathew Weeks, Timothy Stokin, Silas M. Sherwood, Oswin Perry, John Frederickson, Henry Ainsworth.
TOWN OF MUKWONAGO.
First Infantry-Co. A-Thomas Lacy, William B. Sherman. Co. H-James Sprague, William Sample, Jacob Kline, William Field, Leroy Del- amatter. -
Second Infantry-Co. K-Horatio Skidmore. Company unknown-Frederick Baldwin.
Fourth Infantry-Company unknown-Henry Harding, Charles Pepper.
Fifth Infantry-Co. B-George Spencer. Co. F-Lucius Hall. Company unknown-Jas. Bag- ley, William Stickles.
Sixth Infantry-William Serner.
Tenth Infantry-Company unknown-Franklin Jokish, Thomas D. Powers.
Eleventh-Dane Co. Zouaves-Martin Brannan, Thirteenth Infantry-Co. I-Daniel Perkins, John Stickles, Joseph Patridge,
Nineteenth Infantry-Rufus Yrares, Reville Moffitt.
Twenty-fourth Infantry-Co. I-Jonathan Cox.
Twenty-eighth Infantry-Henry Smart, William Kerrifarm, David Hill, John Carney, Frederick Shoultry. Allen Williams, E. W. Bixby. Franklin Bender, Samuel Kline, John Dailey, William Free- man, Ephraim Whitney, George Hoag, Clark Per- kins, John Foster, Charles I. Parker, Hiram F. Lyke, Oren D. Moffitt, William Green, Fred Tesh, Carl Yruchtmaker, Charles Holty, Thomas De- venck, Sewall Andrews, Patrick Fuly, Julius Lyke, George Klinefelter, William Watkins, Jacob StickIes, Lucius Kells, Jacob Milius, James McDon- ough, James Wortham, Henry Wheeler, Ira Pool.
Berdan's Sharpshooters-William Clark.
Seventh Battery-Alexander Craig, Stephen Bramwell, Frank Fox, James Bramwell, Leonard Platner.
Third Cavalry-L. I. Shaw, George Hunter, Charles Dorrison, Charles Woodbridge, Charles Howard, Harrison Parsons, Patrick Brennan, William Metcalf.
TOWN OF MUSKEGO.
First Infantry-Co. D-Ramanto Peck, Arthur Peck, Samuel Elliot, William Taylor.
Second Infantry-Co. E-Camete Peterson.
Fifth Infantry-Co. F-Angus Cameron, Geo. Swenge.
Sixth Infantry-Co. D-John Finley. Co. K- Patrick Brady.
Ninth Infantry-Co. E-John Swenge.
Fourteenth Infantry-Co. H-Alandus Platt.
Fifteenth Infantry-Co. C-Lars Rolfson, Eman- uel Swinson, John Johnson, William Elliott, Dan- iel Donaldson, Carl Linn Torbison. Co. F- George Belknapp. Company unknown-Henry Nelson.
Nineteenth Infantry-Co. E-John Malam, Kury O. Donnald. Thomas Willet. Nathan Elliot, Thomas Elliot, Michael Nolan, Thomas Burns, William Miller, Richard Miller, Peter Post.
Nineteenth Infantry-Co. D-Jamies Platt.
Twenty-second Infantry-Company unknown- John Murphy, Hamilton Grooves, Jonathan Lowe.
Twenty-fourth Infantry-Company unknown- James Hawkins, Charlie Low.
Twenty-sixth Infantry-Osmun Hetty.
Twenty-eighth Infantry-Henry Benee, Fred- erick Harrison, Hibbard Vasberg, Charles Wigart, Christian Peters, Allen Peck, Frederick Myer, Charles Finley, George Peck, Myron Hucky, Henry Draper, James Fitzgerald, Alexander Cameron, William Young, Joseph Babcock, John Cullen, William W. Kowan, George Franklin Bowers, John Watson, Owen Finley, Joseph Muckey, Charles Green, Christopher Cullen, Nelson Smith.
Regiment unknown-Charles Graves, Charles Belknapp, John Valier.
First Cavalry-Co. C-Johan Hawkins. Co. F- John Vasberg.
Third Cavalry-Samuel Liseum. Co. E-Louis Blessinger.
Ninth Artillery-Co. E-Peter Post.
Fourteenth Missouri Sharpshooters-Co. H- Alandus Platt.
TOWN OF MENOMONEE.
First Infantry-Co. G-Edwin Oliver, Andrew Dent, Henry Johnson, George Holtzbower, James Miner. Company unknown-Nicholas Zimmer, Henry Christman.
Fifth Infantry-Co. F-Joseph Gray.
Twentieth Infantry-Company unknown-Ja- cob R. Johnson.
Twenty-fourth Infantry-Company unknown- William Harrison, Andrew Conroy and Frederick Nois, Henry Wincenberg.
Twenty-sixth Infantry-Company unknown- John Sawler, Jacob Deximer.
Twenty-eighth Infantry-Company unknown- Moses D. Pickle, Thomas J. Winnegal, Anson E. Bailey, Robert O. Newberry, Hiram S. Mason, Eli H. Keeler, Christopher K. Lachlafer, John T. Nims, Christopher Schuck, George Cook, Franklin Mills, Walter Weaver, Amos Rosier, Jr., John A. Urchin, Hiram Howard, William T. Slyter, Patrick Hanly, Thomas Lacy (New York ), Joseph Natesheime. Worthy Leuce, Henry Baines.
First Cavalry-Co. A-Carmi L. Nicholson, John B. Nicholson, Martin Johnson, Phillip Bean. Company I-Daniel Barnes, Amandas Barnes, Christopher Aiken, John A. Reed, Jacob Schuck, William Kelner, James Flannigan, Samuel Hard, George Warr.
Second Cavalry-Co. F-Robert Gray. Co. K- August Knoll, Harmon Knoll. Company unknown -Dominic Dillon, Malaki Roony, Thomas Welch. Montgomery Guards-John Costigan.
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TOWN OF NEW BERLIN.
First Infantry-Co. A-James Johnson. Com- pany B-John Shawooan, William Matteson. Com- pany D-William Boyd, Alton Clark, Samuel Legg, Myron Walprige, William Spiers, George Knoep- pel.
Western Shooters-Daniel Wood.
Second Infantry-Co. K-George Boobe, Ed- ward Murran.
Fourth Infantry-Co. G-John Paulus.
Fifth Infantry-Co. F-Henry C. Hyde, Ansol Strong, Thomas Parkerson, Alexander Johnson.
Milwaukee Zouaves-William G. Murray.
Tenth Infantry-Co. C-Kine P. Downie.
Thirteenth Infantry-Co. B-Thomas Starky.
Fifteenth Infantry-Co. D-William Wallace. Sixteenth Infantry-Co. F-Peter Quortz.
Seventeenth Infantry-Co. H-Ezra Kenedy. Company I-Philip Punch, Peter Karn. Company unknown-Joseph Hosler.
Eighteenth Infantry-Co. E-William Johnson. Co. F-John M. Babcock (Illinois Regiment).
Twenty-second Infantry-Company unknown- James Dyre (Utley's Rifle Shooters).
Twenty-fourth Infantry-Company unknown- Daniel Buckley, William Croff, Michael Welch, Jeremiah Bohman, Edward Cheney, Mathias Em- erson (Nazro Guards).
Twenty-sixth Infantry-Company unknown- Henry Taylor.
Twenty-eighth Infantry-David O'Neil, James McCliane, Seymour Gilbert, Mathias Stephens, Mathias Oberbillig, George Church, James Mur- ray, John Starkney, Henry Starkney, Rudolph Patre, James B. Loughney, Joseph Fetlin, Thos. J. John- son, John Gunder, Richard Lewis, Alexander McNeil, Alfred Martin, Daniel A. Church, Jr., Robert Killips, James Smith, Samuel Beardsley, Ferdinand Straser, Augustus Giebel, Joseph For- ward, Edward Avery, James Hoag, Henry Webber, William Chapin, Elisha Bradley, Robert Jones, Burr Cook, James Cahill, Christ. Aris, William Gois, Alonzo Monroe, E. J. Keevill, Jr., Charles Ludwig, Samuel Church, Charles Reinhart, Charles Stanhope, Jr., Joseph Humah, Leonidas Phillips, Philander Phillips, Andrew Pulsey, Henry Ary, Conrad Pleo, John Pfleo, Joseph Averlender. Daniel McNeil.
Regiment unknown-Stephen O'Brien.
Sharp Shooters-John Snider.
First Cavalry-Co. E-Albert C. Lyman. Co. F-Syboneas Shelly. Company unknown-Fred- erick A. Smith.
Third Cavalry-Co. D-Henry Downie. Co. I- Peter Imig.
TOWN OF OTTAWA.
First Infantry-Co. D-Otis Thayer.
Third Infantry-Co. E-Charles Chubb. Com- pany unknown-John H. Meigs.
Sixth Infantry-Co. F-Christian Beatz.
Seventh Infantry-Co. G-Obediah Jones.
Ninth Infantry-Company unknown - George Hattimer.
Thirteenth Infantry-Co. I-William W. Felch, Charles H. Felch.
Twenty-fourth Infantry-Company unknown- John B. Smith
Twenty-eighth Infantry-Company unknown-
Bedford Vallean, Thomas Cumming, William Duncan, George W. Aplin, Hugh Parry, Thomas Jones, James Farral, Porter Woulford, Peter V. D. Gillett, James D. Grant, Patrick Conlin.
Regiment unknown-Anthony Roof, William Roof, Jacob Kellar.
Sixth Battery-George B. Jones.
First Cavalry-Co. A-Philip Stephens, William H. Rintheman, John Wallace, Colman Chubb Joseph L. Lurvey, William A. Lurvey, Thomas Duncan, William J. Reed. Co. F-William Chand- ler. Co. L-Edward Mitten, Evan E. Jones, Lucius Brown.
TOWN OF OCONOMOWOC.
First Infantry-Co. B-Henry H. Bolson, Mar- tin Anker Abrahamson. Company unknown- John Bergman.
Second Infantry-Company unknown-James M. Lewis, (Surgeon, promoted to Colonel of Twenty-eighth Infantry), Samuel Tucker ( Assis- tant Surgeon ).
Third Infantry-Co. A-Elmore Vandervort. Co. H-Asa Colby, Sylvanns Owen, Frank Whit- ney. Co. K-Newton Chamberlain.
Sixth Infantry-Co. D-Levi S. Carpenter, Charles Doth.
Thirteenth Infantry-Company unknown-Rean W. Thompson.
Fifteenth Infantry-Co. D-C. E. Tanburgh, Nels Olson. Co. H-Nels Johnson. Co. I- Tim Capman ( First Sergeant ).
Sixteenth Infantry-Co. B-Eber G. Wheeler, William Henry Bullson, Joseph Mann, John Colby, Edwin Rice, James B. Vandervort, Hiram Haynes, Geo. H. Fox, John Davis, Joseph Tur- ner, Charles Brown, Henry Powers, Albert Widger, O. E. Hazelton, George Fay, Charles Errickson. Co. E-Henry Clay Hastings, Merrick E. Thomp- son.
Seventeenth Infantry-Co. A-Edward L. Good- ell.
Nineteenth Infantry-Company unknown- Joseph Wood.
Twentieth Infantry-Co. G-Alfred Allen, Eph. C. Conradt, James Cornell, Elias J. Dewey, E. L. Carpenter, Michael Daily, Carl Harring, George Johnson, John H. Krause, John Kearney, Cyrenus Munger, John McVean, George N. Phillips, James Reavly, Jens C. Winson, Henry Zindson, A. J. Rockwell, ( First Lieutenant ), John Murray.
Twenty-second Infantry-Company unknown- George Cole.
Twenty-fourth Infantry-Co. A-John Parsons, Daniel McArthur, S. H. Leaman.
Twenty-eighth Infantry-Whittaker Guards- Colonel, James M. Lewis, F. D. Ludington, Leand- der H. Christie, J. M. Alvord, E. Olson, Lowell L. Alvord, (First Lieutenant), William Pope, Christian Zauble, Albert Thompson, Julius Jacob- son, Hans Evanson, Henry Hitchcock, A. Hanson, Anders Jacobson, Arne Olson, Ole Nelson, S. G. Clauson, Thomas Carr, George Lillie, Nathan Hol- comb, Charles Knox, Williard Ballard, Isaac Bogart, Edward Eppler, Wm. Grapper Frederick Irendorf, C. S. Perkins, H. Franklin Campbell. D. Zimmer- man, William H. Kimmerly, Alonzo Boghart, Holver Knudson, Joseph Aldrich, D. S. Curtis (First Lieutenant), T. N. Stevens (Captain), John E. Peffer, A. A. Palmer, F. W. Plymton,
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W. W. Chaffe, William Brasch, E. G. Kinnie, August Raasch, Charles Waller, George H. Hinkley, Stockton Lewis, Allen S. Park, Charles H. Ferry. Regiment unknown-Charles Wood, Charles Lockwood, James Burmingham, Andrew Alton, Martin Coleman.
First Cavatry-Co. A-Jonas Stall, Goodsel Foss, Leander Moore, Charles Cassidy, - Wyatt, Harry Moore, Beverly M. Woodruff, Edgar A. Topliff, John McPherson, Nelson Brown. Co. F -George Harris, William Travis. Co. H-Theo- dore J. Foss, William 1. Cinders, John Sommer- ville, Hiram Sommerville, William Brown. Co. K-Charles White.
Third Cavalry-William H. Warner.
Battery No. 7-Aaron Geo. Ferry.
TOWN OF PEWAUKEE.
First Infantry- Company unknown - Julius Fuller.
First Infantry-Co. G-Henry B. Griffing, Fred Lemark, Hamilton Brown.
Fifth Infantry-Co. F-Warren D. Thompson, George A. Smith, Clay Kinney, John Ross, Frank Ladue, Henry Techene, Francis A. Canright, Dom- inick Farrel, Albert G. West, Samuel Heimgs, Jr., Henry Griffing. Co. G-John D. Jones.
Tenth Infantry-Co. E-George N. West.
Sixteenth Infantry - Co. A-William Jhurie, Herman Jhurie.
Twentieth Infantry-Company unknown-Peter Farber.
Twenty-Eighth Infantry-Company unknown- Richard Griffing, Lafayette Griswold, James B. Brown, Meritt Wheeler, Washington H. Tomp- son, John C. Wheeler, Henry Butman, William H. H. Washburn, Edmund Sisler, C. J. Brain, Jerome Mckinstry, George Mckinstry, Edward Pasault, J. Melvin French, H. Wells French, John Ryan, Angust Paul, John Thornton, George Combs, Andrew McKee, Adam Hartzen, Peter Hartzen, Solomon Canright, Jr., William Albert Maynard, Edward Thomas, Byron W. Sears, Barton C. Sears, Elihu Enos, Capt. : Corlis S. Mead, O. Scott Mead, Galusha C. Fuller. Conrad Hess, Charles Blum, James Maloy, Noah C. Judson, John Blair, Andrew Fletcher, Albert Howard, August Cross, Leon King, Peter Abare, George Hartwell, William H. Smith, Edward P. Smith, John W. Smithi.
First Cavalry-Company unknown -- J. M. Marsh, Orson P. Clinton, Chaplain.
Third Cavalry-Peter Emmick, Lewis Jones. Seventh Battery-Charles A. J. Higgins.
TOWN OF SUMMIT.
First Infantry-Co. C-Robert G. Nichols, Wilk Bloodgood (Michigan.)
Third Infantry-Co. C-Warham Parks, (Ma- jor). Company unknown-Alexander Allison, S. N. Lund.
Fourth Infantry-Co. 1-James E. Williams, Sixteenth Infantry-Co. B-Ossian Lampman, Timothy H. Morris, John Fike, Ervin Quinn.
Seventeenth Infantry-Co. I-Robert G. Gage, George H. Fisler.
Twenty-second Infantry-Marshal Fairservice, (Utley Rifles); Edward Bloodgood, (Lieutenant- Colonel).
Twenty-fourth Infantry-Godfreed Group.
Twenty-eighth Infantry-Whittaker Guards-
A. C. Smalley, Theron M. Smalley, William V. Nichols, Elijalı Parish, Henry C. Bowron, P. K. Tucker, Philemon Bachelor, Benjamin F. Baker, Hiram Holcomb, Samuel F. Leavitt, promoted to Second Lieutenant of Artillery, M. K. Leav- itt, Theodore F. Leavitt, Charles W. Kimball, John Baehr, David Webster, John J. Adams, Jobe A. Rendall, Charles H. Stansbury, Morris P. Haytt, Charles O. Hildreth, Charles A. Rugg, John W. Chaffie, Oliver Briggs, James Robinson, Joseph Robinson, Albert Harshaw, John Allison, Charles Whittaker (Lieutenant Colonel), Marshal Nelson, Albert A. Glomm, Peter James Stevens, F. B. Brown, Jr., Henry Furier, Robert Hill, James Baehr, James Hall, C. H. Flinton, L. Byam, L. Brick.
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