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ROSTER OF DELAWARE VOLUNTEERS IN THE WAR OF THE REBELLION
(The missing rosters are not on file in the Adjutant General’s
office, at Dover, and the editor could not secure them from
Washington in time for publication.)
FOURTH REGIMENT - DELAWARE INFANTRY VOLUNTEERS.
Field and Staff Officers.
Colonel.
A.H. Grimshaw.
Lieutenant-Colonels.
C. Carroll Tevis. Charles E. La Motte.
Major.
Moses B. Gist.
Adjutant.
William H. Cloward.
Quartermaster.
Charles H. Gallagher.
Surgeons.
D.S. Hopkins, d. Linton Smith.
Assistant Surgeon.
Joseph B. Lyon.
Chaplains.
William H. Fries. William T. Tull.
Supplement.— The field and staff of this regiment were composed of
one colonel, two lieutenant-colonels, one major, one adjutant, two
quartermasters, two surgeons, one assistant surgeon and one chaplain,
making a total of eleven officers mustered out October 11, 1864. One
surgeon died of disease.
Non-commissioned Staff Officers.
Sergeant-Majors.
Richard G. Buckingham. W.C.T. Poulson.
Quartermaster-Sergeants.
John H. Klingler. E.C. Jefferis.
Commissary-Sergeant.
John W. Armstrong.
Hospital Steward.
William H. Brown.
Principal Musicians.
James W. Agnew. O.V. Gilkey.
Supplement.— Two sergeant-majors, two quartermaster-sergeants, one
commissary-sergeant, one hospital steward and two principal musicians—
eight officers— constituted the staff during its term of service and
its final mustering out June 3, 1865.
Company A.
Captains.
Evan C. Stotsenburg. John R. Van Loan.
Andrew J. Williams.
First, Lieutenant.
Joseph S. Wheeler.
Second Lieutenant.
Alfred L. Price.
First Sergeant.
Paul Jaquette.
Sergeants.
Hiram P. Armstrong. David Mitchell.
William H. Barnett. Daniel T. Stewart.
Peter G. Brilely, a William H. Treen.
William R. Bullen. Thomas B. Turner.
Abram H. Draper, d.
Corporals.
William Buckingham. James Rylatt.
George W. Dodge. Samuel H. Weaver.
Samuel Jones. John T. Young.
Musician.
John Dixon.
Privates.
Alcorn, George Hill, John T.
Armstrong, John W. Houghton, Dennis
August, Jacob Jefferis, Edmund
Baldwin, Eli Jorden, Henry P.
Barlow, Charles d. Lacompt, John N.
Barlow, George d. Martin, William H.
Beausert, Samuel McCann, David
Beck, Isaac T. McGovern, Peter
Bennum, William H. McLaughlin, John
Brown, James McNeil, William d.
Brown, John Melvin, James
Brown, William Miller, John
Burch, Joseph Mills, George P.
Burk, John Minor, Peter
Burns, Charles Murphey, Jonathan G.
Clark, James Murray, David S.
Chillingsworth, Henry d. Murray, Mason M.
Cochran, William Osterhoff, Hiram
Collins, James G. Pierce, Charles W.
Coulter, Henry d. Pierce, David M.
Covington, Elwood Putman, Alexander C.
Dale, Thomas Reynolds, Samuel d.
Davitt, Dennis R. Reynolds, William T.
Docherty, Peter Rice, Jacob d.
Elwood, Craig (corporal) Riggs, Robert d.
Fairfield, Thomas Robinson, William
Flinn, Michael Robinson, William T.
Garland, Matthew Ross, Joseph A.
Gleason, Daniel Sanderlin, Jeremiah d.
Golley, Lewis d Scott, John
Greer, Charles Simpson, Robert N.B.
Gutherie, Benjamin a. Tobin, Thomas a.
Gutherie, John Vansant, Thomas C.
Hamilton, William Wasterholms, Charles
Hamilton, William R. Whibley, James
Hart, Matthew Williamson, John
Hazel, Henry Woods, Daniel
Hazel, Robert Woods, Napoleon B.
Hessren, John Woods, William
Hickman, Edward Workman, Henry
Supplement.— Three captains, one first lieutenant, one second
lieutenant, one first sergeant, nine sergeants, seven corporals,
one musician and seventy-nine privates, making a total of one
hundred and two men, constituted this company during its term of
service and its final mustering out June 3, 1865. One non-commissioned
officer died of disease, and one was killed in action; two privates
were killed in action and ten died of disease.
Company B.
Captains.
Thomas H. Challenger. Moses B. Gist.
First Lieutenants.
William H. Lammott. Eldridge S. Yardley.
Second Lieutenants.
John H. Dowling. Pierce Neals.
First Sergeants.
Louis H. Carty. c. John M. Walker.
Sergeants.
William Bamford. George Short.
Peter Deckman. Gardner R. White. a
Eli Dickerson. Richard H. Williams.
Corporals.
Abner Bailey. George Plumline.
William D. Bath. Samuel Porter. c
George W. Churnsides. Joseph Robinson. c
Thomas Doyle. David Simpson.
Joseph Duffey. c William Wood.
Joseph Horne. Thomas Wright.
Benjamin T. Little. b
Musicians.
Charles A. Tryor. Francis J. Can.
Wagoner.
Richard Hannum.
Privates.
Adams, James McMannus, Michael
Bailey, Alfred c McNatt, James a
Bargar, William McNeal, Charles A
Billings, John P. Merer James R.
Black, John. Munson, Henry c
Black, William d Murphy, Robert H.c
Blizzard, Thomas a Murphy, William
Bradford, John O’Neal, Dennis
Brong, George Phalen, Francis
Buck, William Pipher, William c
Cain, Joseph d Poff, George W.
Caldwell, Jonathan Putnam, Israel
Chadwick, Edmund Remp, George.
Cook, James Reys, Joshua d
Cumming, Benjamin a Ridden, Edward
Cumming, William a Robinson, William B.
Davis, John Roller, John F.
Dexter, Norman b Ryan, Thomas
Dickerson, William H. Schuk, Peter
Dougherty, John Sheffield, Simon B. d
Doyle, John d Sheffield, Thomas
Fenner, Louis Shilcutt, Joshua c
Fitzsimmons, John Simmons, Edward
Galleger, Patrick Simpson, Edward
Garnor, Michael Skilley, Patrick d
Goswhisch, Edgar Sweeney, Hugh
Gilbert, George W. Swift, Thomas
Hague, William Seer, Thomas
Hand, William L. Thomas, Albert
Hastings, Joseph Vasey, Charles A.
Hastings, Samuel Vasey, William R.
Johnson, Louis Walters, Edward
Johnson, William C. c Ward, John A.b
Larrimore, George T. Ward, Thomas
Larrimore, James E. b Wardell, Charles
Legg, Joseph Wilkins, John C.
Maynard, Joseph Williams, Charles
McConnell, David Williams, Spencer
McCray, Henry Wright, Robert
McGuire, Francis c Wrigley, Alfred
McLean, William Yarnell, Clayton
Supplement.— Two captains, two first lieutenants, two second
lieutenants, two first sergeants, six sergeants, thirteen corporals,
two musicians, one wagoner and eighty-two privates, making a total of
one hundred and twelve men, constituted this company during its term
of service and its final mustering out, June 3, 1865. One
non-commissioned officer was killed in action, four were wounded and
one died of wounds; four privates were killed in action, seven were
wounded, three died of wounds and six died of disease.
Company C.
Captains.
Frank McClosky. S. Rodman Smith.
First Lieutenants.
William C. Scott. William T. Warner.
Second Lieutenant.
John T. Townsend.
First Sergeant.
Joseph H. Glatts.
Sergeants.
William H. Blest. Thomas J. Graves.
William C. Coulsin. James O’Neill.
Edward J. Dougherty.
Corporals.
Patrick McGowan. Michael O’Brian.
Hendricks Mordica. b Bartholomew Vance.
Hospital Steward.
William H. Brown.
Musicians.
David Founds. Louis Saville.
Henry Hunt. Franklin Walker. d
Martin Justinson.
Privates.
Aberle, Peter Lynch, Michael
Austin, William W. M. Mahon, Robert
Bailey, Bernard Max, William a
Baker, George McAllan, John
Barden, John McCann, David
Bassin, Frederick McCarthy, Charles
Baxter, William T. McElwee, John
Beaufort, Samuel McGuire, William
Beck, Stephen McIntyre, Felix
Boys, Joseph McMahon, Thomas
Burns, Owen Moore, Robert T.
Burns, Peter Murphey, Patrick
Campbell, Joseph H. Murphy, John A.
Carr, Charles Myers, Charles J.
Casner, John Nemittz, John G.
Clark, George O’Brian, Michael
Clark, Henry K. O’Neill, Daniel
Conner, John O’Neill, Patrick H.
Cookinback, Joshua Paul, Ambrose B.
Cox, John T. Peery, William d
Coyle, Patrick Pitt, Joseph
Dougherty, James Poulsen, William C.T.
Drown, George Price, Jacob
Ducey, Thomas Pugh, Lawrence
Freeman, Joseph Ready, John
Green, John Roberts, John
Hacket, Patrick Ross, Francis
Hamilton, John Salmanay, Gustave
Hardy, John Schoolmaster, Louis
Harman, Thomas M. d Seyten, William W.
Heyes, John. Smith, David
Hoffman, John Smith, John
Holmes, Frederick Smithers, Charles W.
Hughes, John Spence, John
Hyatt, David Splane, William
Iredell, Joseph Stidham, John T.
Isherwood, Joseph Vandever, Joseph
Kane, Michael Walraven, Alfred T.
Langan, Patrick White, David
Larrison, George R. Wilson, Isaac (corporal).
Lendermann, Christ’r H. d Yockum, John
Lester, William d Young, Robert
Supplement.— Two captains, two first lieutenants, one second
lieutenant, one first sergeant, five sergeants, five corporals, five
musicians, one hospital steward, and sixty privates, making a total
of eighty-two men, constituted this company during its term of
service and its final mustering out, June 3, 1865. One non-
commissioned officer died of wounds, two privates were killed in
action, and four died of disease; one musician also died of disease.
Company D.
Captain.
George W. Curry.
First Lieutenants.
Pierce Neals. John R. Van Loan.
Second Lieutenant.
Joseph S. Wheeler.
First Sergeants.
Richard Bickings. d Sylvester Solomon.
Sergeants.
Edwin F. Bradley. Charles P. Mortimer. a
Joseph C. Dutton. Henry W. Perkins.
Samuel Lewis. John M. Warren. a
Corporals.
Willis J. Croasdale. George E. Rice.
John W. Dick. Robert L. Smith.
Joseph L. Killgore. Isaac Updite.
William Lomax. Peter Wood.
Jacob Lamplugh. William Yonker.
Wagoners.
Ezekeal Fisher. Joseph R. Rice.
Privates.
Agnew, James Knott, James
Beckley, Andrew Kreller, Frederick
Bird, John L. Lee, Enoch a
Bradford, Charles Maloney, Isaac
Brown, Lyman B. a Martin, William
Bullock, John McClane, William
Butcher, Henry McDaniel, John
Carter, David McDonnell, Thomas
Carter, Mordecai McNitt, Samuel
Cavender, James G. d Merritt, Calvin
Cloud, Jesse Mortimer, John T.
Cockran, Charles F. Porter, William
Crawford, John a Pyle, Isaac
Dickerson, Robert Pyle, Robert L.
Dillen, David D. G. Reece, David
Donavant, Jacob Reed, Josiah
Drabold, John Rice, William H.
Farnan, Charles E. Righter, Isaac
File, John E. d Riley, Thomas
Fitch, Emmor Rosell, Isaac
Frick, Christian Rudolph, William
Gallagher, Thomas b Schwenk, Robert
Garrettson, William K. Simpers, Robert
Gibson, Thomas W. a Smith, James
Griffith, Titus Smith, Thomas
Haley, Patrick Smith, William H.
Hardy, Henry A. Sneath, Samuel
Harman, Charles Taylor, Joseph C.
Hendrickson, John E. Todd, William L.
Holcroft, Alfred Updite, Isaac
Hope, Charles Virtue, Samuel B.
Ingle, William E. b Weldon, James
Johnson, George W. Wyatt, James
Kenney, James Yarnall, Springer.
Kirby, Isaac
Supplement.— One captain, two first lieutenants, one second
lieutenant, two first sergeants, six sergeants, ten corporals, two
wagoners and sixty-nine privates, making a total of ninety-three men,
constituted this company during its term of service and its final
mustering out, June 3, 1865. Two non-commissioned officers were
killed in action and one died of disease; four privates were killed
in action, two died of wounds and two died of disease.
Company E.
Captains.
James Burnet. John C. Harper.
First Lieutenant.
David E. Buckingham.
Second Lieutenant.
John H. Carson.
First Sergeants.
Richard G. Buckingham. Joseph H. Chambers.
Sergeants.
Edgar A. Finley. Jacob Wingate.
Levi McCormick. George E. Wollaston.
Benjamin Michener. Samuel Worrell.
Corporals.
George G. Lacklen. a Cortland M. Fell.
Lyod Backly. William H. Greenwalt.
James Harkness. John Leathein.
Nathaniel G. McCormick. b John S. Mote.
William T. Davis. Thomas L. Smith.
Joseph S. Heald.
Wagoner.
Charles W. Young.
Musician.
Charles Johnson.
Privates.
Barton, Elisha L. Kerns, William W.
Bateman, Perigan b Lee, Charles
Bradly, William T. Little, Levi
Bradly, Zachariah T. Lumb, Charles C.
Campbell, John b Maguire, Martin a
Cloud, Joseph J. d Maguire, Peter
Croft, James Mason, George W.
Crossan, Theodore Meaney, John
Currey, Ellis P. May, William
Cush, Barney a McDonough, John
Darl, Isaac Moore, Spencer d
Davis, John b Morrison, Andrew d
Doil, Patrick Moss, John
Draper, Benjamin a Mote, Isaac
Driggest, Levi Mott, William W.
Dunlap, Alexander Parker, William H.
Durnall, Harvey J Pusey, Lea
Elliott, George Ridgeway, David B.
Fanan, John C. Risbough, Robert
Ford, Job Rumor, George B.
Foundes, Jonas Shortledge, Samuel
Gregg, Ellis W. d Steward, Andrew J.
Gregg, Isaac Vansant, William W.
Gregg, Thomas S. d Walker, Parley C. b
Hanson, John Weaver, Elwood W.
Hassin, Thomas b Whiteman, Henry M.
Heasern, David H. Whiteman, William H.
Hollson, Benjamin d Wilkinson, Joseph W.
Huhn, George Wiser, Jacob P.
Ibart, Joseph Wolfe, William R.
Jacobs, Henry Wollaston, Edwin
Johnson, John Woods, William
Supplement.— Two captains, one first lieutenant, one second
lieutenant, two first sergeants, six sergeants, ten corporals, one
musician, one wagoner and sixty-four privates, making a total of
eighty-eight men, constituted this company during its term of service
and its final mustering out, June 3, 1865. One non-commissioned
officer was killed in action and one died of wounds; three privates
were killed in action, five died of wounds and six died of disease.
Company F.
Captain.
Daniel H. Kent. c
First Lieutenant.
Henry Gawthrop.
Second Lieutenant.
William Statham. c
First Sergeants
James McCafferty. James R. Mack.
Edward D. Gaylord. b Alphus Wilson.
Sergeants.
Edward H. Gregg. Caleb Osmond.
Lindley C. Kent. Barron Washington.
A. Willard Nolan
Corporals.
Andrew Baird. b Jesse Reed.
James Carrow. c John Salmons. c
William H. Hignutt. b Caleb B. Sheward. d
Darling Johnson. a Charles Steinebach. b
Rufus Monckton. Thomas L.S. Willgus.
Cornelius Palmatory.
Wagoner.
Abraham Bratton
Musicians.
John Mulladay. Edward W. Pike.
Privates.
Alexander, Charles Jones, William c
Alfree, Jehu Kelly, Eli
Anderson, John Lattimer, Otto
Atkins, Charles Luke, John
Baldwin. George A. Maloney, M.
Beeby, Daniel W. McBride, William B.
Bond, John L. McCall, William
Brown, Isaac J. McDowell, William
Burns, Joseph c McGovern, P.
Campbell, R. McMichael, John
Cassel, Neal Meyers, Henry
Clark, David D. Moore, James
Clark, Eli Peterson, L.P. d
Clark, John E. Phillips, John
Coggins, Howard c Pierce, Peter
Cole, William Poor, William
Cooper, Josiah G. b Powell, Martin
Corcoran, Thomas c Provost, Benjamin
Cox, Thomas Rock, James H.F.
Crosen, William Scattergood, Daniel
Donnelly, James. Schield, James
Doyle, James Shaw, David M.
Enright, Hugh J. Smith, Luther a
Farrow, Oliver P. Splakman, R.B.
Fisher, Stephen H. Spence, Joseph c
Fitzgerald, Thomas Steele, Elisha
Foley, Patrick Still, Samuel d
Fox, John Stott, Robert
Gallity, John Swede, Charles
Griffith, Francis P. Thaules, John
Griffith William Toner, John c
Grose, Edward B. Trayser, Philip L
Hains, Michael b Vandiver, William
Hallman, Anthony Wells, William P.
Hampton, Peter Welson, William
Hanson, John White, John
Hanson Julius Williams, Alexander
Heidelbent, M. Wilkinson, Samuel
Heller, William H. Wilmot, Simon
Herbert, Gideon Wilson, Robert
Hickman, John L. Wilson, Samuel
Hinaker, William H. Wood, W.H.
Hurd, James b Zimmerman, Charles
Johnson, George
Supplement.— One captain, one first lieutenant, one second lieutenant,
four first sergeants, five sergeants, eleven corporals, two musicians,
one wagoner and eighty-eight privates, making a total of one hundred
and fourteen men, constituted this company during its term of service
and its final mustering out, June 3, 1865. Two commissioned officers
were wounded; one non commissioned officer was killed in action, two
were wounded, four died of wounds and one died of disease; one private
was killed in action, six were wounded, three died of wounds and two
died of disease.
Company G.
Captain.
William H. Maclary. a
First Lieutenants.
James Burnet. Alpheus Wilson.
Aaron P. Osmond.
Second Lieutenant.
Alexander Harper.
First Sergeants.
Stephen T. Buckson. a Manlove Hazel.
Sergeants.
Robert L. Downs. Osborn E. Palmer.
Daniel Green. c William P. Voshell.
Louis H. Magee. c
Corporals.
William H. Daniels. Charles A. Newton.
William A. Dodd. William H. Palmary. d
William H. Hazel. c John A. Parker.
Daniel R. Johnson. David B. Peregoy.
Adams D. Learned. Thomas G. Reeves, d
John W. Maclary. b William L. Sparks.
Washington K. Maclary. Denny Stevenson.
Musicians.
John Higgins. William Lolen.
Charles Jones.
Privates.
Aitkins, Charles A. Marshall, William B.
Aliison, William J. c Mattiford, Denny
Armitage, Thomas J. Miller, George N.
Benjamin, William T. d Nelson, William F. b
Biddle, John Palmer, Joseph E
Biddle, William H. Powell, Nathaniel R. c
Bartley, William Rash, Daniel d
Caproon, Garrett Rash, William J.
Chadwick, James Reed, Jesse
Connolly, Tilman S. Rich, William
Daniels, Clinton W. c Richans, John T.
Downham, Thomas S. Scotten, James H. b
Ford, Edward d Sipple, Henry C.
Fowler, John e Slaughter, James
Fox, Robert M. a Smith, William J.
Gilkey, Obediah V. Smithers, Thomas J.
Hacket, Samuel a Spence, James
Hall, Benjamin F. Steele, John W.
Hall, Israel M. Thomas, John W.
Harrington, Peter B. Thomas, Samuel J.
Hazel, James H. Vane, William S. c
Hickman, John L. Voshell, Titus I.
Hignutt, William H. Wallace, James d
Hoffecker, Benjamin White, John
Jackson, John W. d Williams, Whittington H. d
Jefferson, Ephraim Wood, William A.
Johnson, Fletcher J. Woodres, John
Jones, Joseph H. Wooters, Albert
Keith, Francis H.
Supplement.— One captain, three first lieutenants, one second
lieutenant, two first sergeants, five sergeants, fourteen corporals,
three musicians and fifty-seven privates, making a total of eighty-
six men, constituted this company during its term of service and its
final mustering out, [ ]. One commissioned officer was killed in
action; three non-commissioned officers were wounded, two died of
disease, one was killed in action and one died of wounds; six privates
died of disease, four were wounded, two were killed in action, two
died of wounds and one died from accident.
Company H.
Captains.
Hezekiah Cullen. Thomas M. Reynolds.
First Lieutenant.
John H. Dowling.
Second Lieutenants.
Edwin C. Jefferis. William T. Warner.
First Sergeants.
John H. Klingler. Charles H. Sullivan.
William F. O’Donnell.
Sergeants.
Charles M. Buckmaster. Daniel F. Stewart.
William H. Hewes. Thomas B. Willis.
Samuel Morris. c
Corporals.
Theodore F. Brayman. John W. Cummins.
William M. Broadway. Thomas Darling.
Caleb S. Brown. d William B. Hollowell.
Jacob F. Cegrist. b Henry R. Spencer. c
James H. Cochrum. d Edwin F. Wood.
Musicians.
Henry S. Ford. Charles E. Lord.
Privates.
Berry, William H. Jones, Nicholas
Billing, John c Jones, William
Birchfield, John Kelley, Barney
Bratton, Henry Mason, Daniel
Bryan, Joseph W. b Meredith, Thomas
Broadway, Samuel d McNeil, Alexander
Buchanan, Robert. Penrow, John
Carter, Henry C. Phillips, James C.
Chapman, Newnham. Potter, Charles H.
Clark, Thomas Reed, Thomas
Creeden, Charles Riggs, David V. a
Dill, Samuel Ross, Richard S.
Dodd, William H. Ruth, William
Dougherty, James d Scott, Solomon a
Frazier, Robert M. Shaeffer, Jacob
Gates, James P. Smith, James
Gillespie, George Smith, John
Gray, William Stafford, James
Griffin, John b Steel, Ellis
Griffith, Samuel Steel, Peter a
Gummere, Jesse L. Stevenson, Thomas L.
Gummere, William Wagner, James
Gunderman, John a Walker, William T.
Hafner, Frederick West, Charles T.
Harrington, Jacob Wilkinson, William
Harris, John Williamson, Joseph G.
Hopkins, Ezekiel d Wilson, Andrew J.
Hunter, William York, James
Inman, John
Supplement.— Two captains, one first lleutenant, two second
lieutenants, three first sergeants, five sergeants, ten corporals,
two musicians and fifty-seven privates, making a total of eighty-two
men, constituted this company during its term of service and its
final mustering out, June 3, 1865. One commissioned officer died of
wounds, two non-commissioned officers died of disease, two were
wounded and one died of wounds; four privates were killed in action,
three died of disease, one was wounded and two died of wounds.
Company I.
Captain.
Harlan Gause.
First Lieutenants.
S. Rodman Smith. James M. Williamson.
Richard H. Webb. a
First Sergeant.
Charles Thompson.
Sergeants.
Joseph R. Price. John A. Patterson.
Simeon S. Myers. Robert Thomson.
Corporals.
William H. Boulden. John Ferguson.
John W. Burnett. Andrew J. McKibbins.
Patrick Clark. James Lord.
Theodore J. Denney.
Privates.
Adams, William T. Lemmon, Joseph
Ainsworth, Joseph Lovell, William T.
Barton, Samuel Lynn, John P.
Bellew, Benjamin Magee, William N.
Billen, John Maguire, William
Campbell, James d Mallison, John
Cash, William b Mathews, Peter b
Cern, Henry Mayer, William
Combs, James McCarty Charles
Davis, Jesse S. McDevitt, John
Denney, Leonzo N. McIntyre, William
Dewise, Henry McKibbins, George
Duffy, John McMahon, James
Enos, William J. Miller, Andrew J.
Ferguson, Ellis K. Miller, Joseph
Ferguson, Robert. Miller, Pusey J.
File, William H. Morgan, John
Fleming, James M. Omensetter, Jacob
Garsden, John K. Parkinson, Thomas
Grace, John. Purnell, Henry
Grace, Patrick a Roberts, John V.
Gregg, William H. Schihil Patrick
Hanhy, John Sentman, Davis
Hanly, James Sithins, William H.
Heinsworth, Walter Sharp, John
Herron, John Slaughter, William H. a
Himsworth, Edward Talley, Adam C. d
Himsworth, George Thomson, William
Hitchens, John H. a Virtul, David L.
Hoopes, Jacob Walker, William W.
Horn, Edmund Whelen, James
Jamar, Henry F. Wigglesworth, George
Jordan, William Wilson, William
Junerell, Charles Woodrow, Simeon
Kane, Dennis Wrigley, Alfred
King, Swiley J. Yeatman, Hoopes a
Knott, John Young, Norris R.
Supplement.— One captain, three first lieutenants, one first sergeant,
four sergeants, seven corporals and seventy-four privates, making a
total of ninety men, constituted this company during its term of
service and its final mustering out June 3, 1865. One commissioned
officer was killed in action; four privates were killed in action,
two died of wounds and two died of disease.
Company K.
Captain.
Joshua S. Valentine.
First Lieutenants.
John H. Carson. Thomas H. Challinger.
Second Lieutenant.
Eldridge T. Yardly.
First Sergeant.
William Drinkhouse.
Sergeants.
John F. Brainard. George W. Johnson.
Philemon Croney James O’Neal.
John Hanly a
Corporals.
Jeremiah Bryan. a George B. McClees.
James W. Carney. William J. Richards. c
John H. Cleaves. David M. Shaw.
Henry W. Glatts. d Richard B. Speakman.
Robert K. Ingram.
Musicians.
Henry B. Henderson. Thomas M. Vandiver.
George Obrian.
Privates.
Atkinson, Samuel P. Mason, John
Banett, Robert a Mason, Robert J.
Borrell, George W. b McAnalle, Patrick
Brainard, Charles H. McCall, William
Carl, Patrick McCrea, James d
Carroll, James F. McFadden, John
Collins, John d McGlinchey, Charles
Cook, Jonathan McLaughlin, Charles
Cox, Thomas McMichael, John
Coyle, James. McPike, Isaac
Cummings, Dennis Messick, John W.
Cunningham, James Miller, John
Cushing, Timothy Mills, William
Daily, William Moice, William
Darling, Henry Morris, Andrew a
Dennis, Zachariah G. Murphey, Patrick
Dever, Andrew Nolen, Patrick c
Dever, John. O’Brien, James
Dorbrooke, Charles Palmatory, Cornelius
Dunsmore, William a Payne, Charles E. d
Foster, John W. Payne, John F.a
Gallagher, Michael Pheasan,, James d
Griffith, Francis P. Poore, William
Hardcastle, James Quillen, Joseph
Harper, Edward d Ritchie, Abraham
Harrigan, William Rock, James H.F. d
Harris, William Russell, Joseph a
Hart, Arthur Ryan, James
Heaflin, William Salmans, John
Hickey, James Sammons, David B.
Hiller, William H. Smith, Jacob W.
Hitch, David W. Smith, Philip
Hoover, Alfred Sparks, Charles
Hosmer, George W. States John
Jeandell, Francis Sweeney, William
Johnson, Darling Tolbert, Joseph
Johnson, Thomas W. Vandiver, Stephen a
Jones, Thomas C. Vandiver, William L.
Kelly, Eli Waldon, Pattick
Keyser, John C. Wells, William P.
Kiley, William Wilgus, Thomas J.
King, James Wilkinson, Samuel
Lynch, John Williams, George
Lyons, Mark Wiley, Albion
Maginnis, Peter Young, Thomas J.
Supplement.— One captain, two first lieutenants, one second
lieutenant, one first sergeant, five sergeants, nine corporals, three
musicians and ninety privates, making a total of one hundred and
twelve men, constituted this company during its term of service and
its final mustering out, June 3, 1865. Two non-commissioned officers
were killed in action, one was wounded and one died of disease; six
privates were killed in action, six died of disease, one was wounded
and one died of wounds.
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