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PRIVATE............
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William A. Whitecraft, promoted to Second and First
Lieutenant; mortally wounded at Chancellorsville; died May 25,
1863. |
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SERGEANT |
Israel A. White, wounded at McDowell; wounded at Bull
Run; promoted to Second Lieutenant; wounded at
Chancellorsville; promoted to First Lieutenant; wounded at
Gettysburg; promoted to Captain; wounded at Honey Hill;
mustered out with Regiment. |
|
CORPORAL |
Charles H. King, wounded at Camp Alleghany; promoted to
Second Lieutenant; wounded at Gettysburg; promoted to First
Lieutenant; discharged on account of wounds, 1863. |
|
PRIVATE |
William F. Bloor, wounded at McDowell; promoted to
Second and First Lieutenant; resigned in 1864. |
|
SERGEANT |
Burget McConnaughy, promoted to Second and First
Lieutenant, and Captain; mustered out with the Regiment. |
|
PRIVATE |
Michael Murray, wounded at Gettysburg; promtoed to
Second and First Lieutenant, and Captain; mustered out with
the Regiment. |
|
PRIVATE |
Thomas H. Ferrell, promoted to Second and First
Lieutenant; resigned to accept promotion in new regiment. |
|
PRIVATE |
George W. Iden, wounded at McDowell and Bull Run;
promoted to Second Lieutenant; wounded at Honey Hill; promoted
to Second Lieutenant; wounded at Honey Hill; promoted to First
Lieutenant; mustered out with Regiment. |
|
PRIVATES |
Daniel J. Crooks, wounded at Camp Alleghany; promoted
to Second and First Lieutenant; mustered out with Regiment. |
|
PRIVATE |
Hezekiah Thomas, wounded at Camp Alleghany; promoted to
Second and First Lieutenant; wounded at Honey Hill; mustered
out with Regiment. |
|
PRIVATE |
Samuel R. Stewart, wounded at Chancellorsville and
Gettysburg; promoted to Second and First Lieutenant; resigned,
1865. |
|
OLD COMPANY B.
|
|
SERGEANT |
George W. Martin, wounded at Camp Alleghany, McDowell,
Chancellorsville; promoted to Second and First Lieutenant;
lost an arm at Gettysburg; discharged in 1863 on account of
wounds. |
|
SERGEANT |
Alston C. Archbold, promoted to Second Lieutenant;
resigned, 1862. |
|
PRIVATE |
Phineas Gano, promoted to Second and First Lieutenant;
resigned, 1865. |
|
CORPORAL |
James A. Driggs, promoted to Second and First
Lieutenant; resigned, 1864. |
|
PRIVATE |
John O. Archbold, promoted to Second and First
Lieutenant, and Adjutant; killed at Honey Hill. |
|
COMPANY C.
|
|
SERGEANT |
Nathaniel J. Manning, promoted to Second and First
Lieutenant, and Captain; wounded at Chancellorsville and
Gettysburg; served out first term of enlistment, and again
entered service as a field officer in new regiment. |
|
SERGEANT |
Alex. Sinclair, promoted to Second and First
Lieutenant; killed at Chancellorsville. |
|
PRIVATE |
Lewis E. Wilson, promoted to Second Lieutenant; killed
at Gettysburg. |
|
PRIVATE |
Samuel T. Hutchinson, wounded at McDowell; promoted to
Second and First Lieutenant; wounded at Deveaux's Neck;
discharged on account of wounds. |
|
MUSICIAN |
John Walton, promoted to First Lieutenant and Adjutant;
mustered out with Regiment. |
|
OLD COMPANY D.
|
|
SERGEANT |
Edward C. Culp, promoted to Second and First
Lieutenant, and Adjutant, Captain, Major and Lieutenant
Colonel; brevetted Lieutenant Colonel, and Colonel; mustered
out with Regiment. |
|
COMPANY E.
|
|
SERGEANT |
Carrington E. Randall, promoted to Second and First
Lieutenant; wounded at Chancellorsville; promoted to Captain
and Major; killed at Honey Hill.
|
|
SERGEANT |
George N. Holcomb, promoted to Second and First
Lieutenant, and Captain; mustered out with Regiment. |
|
PRIVATE |
George C. Edgerton, promoted to First Lieutenant and
Adjutant; discharged for disability, 1863. |
|
SERGEANT |
David R. Hunt, promoted to First Lieutenant and
Quartermaster, and Captain; brevetted Lieutenant Colonel;
retained in service as Depot Quartermaster several months
after mustered-out of Regiment. |
|
SERGEANT |
Elisha Biggerstaff, wounded at Bull Run; promoted to
Second and First Lieutenant, and Captain; mustered out with
Regiment. |
|
PRIVATE |
Oliver P. Hershey, wounded at Huntersville; promoted to
Second Lieutenant; mustered out with Regiment. |
|
COMPANY F.
|
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CORPORAL
|
Samuel P. Huston, promoted to Second Lieutenant;
resigned, 1863. |
|
SERGEANT |
William Maloney, promoted to Second and First
Lieutenant; served until expiration of original enlistment.
(1864) |
|
SERGEANT |
Joseph H. Hollis, promoted to Second and First
Lieutenant; served until expiration of original enlistment
(1864). |
|
PRIVATE |
Oliver P. Hershey, wounded at Huntersville; promoted to
Second Lieutenant; mustered out with Regiment. |
|
COMPANY G.
|
|
SERGEANT |
John H. Milliman, promoted to Second and First
Lieutenant; wounded at Gettysburg; promoted to Captain; served
until expiration of original enlistment (1864). |
|
SERGEANT |
Alfred A. Lamkin, wounded at Cross Keyes; promoted to
Second Lieutenant; resigned in 1863. |
|
CORPORAL |
John C. Livinsparger, promoted to Second and First
Lieutenant; mustered out with Regiment. |
|
PRIVATE |
Oliver W. Williams, promoted to Hospital Steward;
wounded at Chancellorsville; promoted to Second and First
Lieutenant; wounded at Honey Hill and Deveaux's Neck;
discharged April 26, 1865, on account of wounds. |
|
PRIVATE |
William J. Kyle, promoted to Second and First
Lieutenant; mustered out with Regiment. |
|
COMPANY H.
|
|
CORPORAL |
William H. Davis, promoted to Second Lieutenant;
dismissed April 10, 1863. |
|
PRIVATE |
Alfred G. Cornelius, promoted to Second and First
Lieutenant; resigned April 1, 1863. |
|
PRIVATE |
William L. Fouts, promoted to Second and First
Lieiutenant; mustered out with Regiment. |
|
PRIVATE |
John S. Dunn; promoted to Second and First Lieutenant;
mustered out with Regiment. |
|
COMPANY I.
|
|
CORPORAL |
Joseph S. Perry, wounded at Cross Keyes; promoted to
Second Lieutenant; resigned April 22, 1863. |
|
PRIVATE |
Henry H. Mosely, promoted to Second and First
Lieutenant; captured at Gettysburg; never returned to
Regiment. |
|
PRIVATE |
Isaac M. Kirk, wounded at Camp Alleghany; promoted to
Second and First Lieutenant, and Captain; mustered out with
Regiment. |
|
PRIVATE |
Samuel J. Brooks, promoted to Second Lieutenant;
mustered out with Regiment. |
|
PRIVATE |
Samuel W. Huston, wounded at McDowell; promoted to
Second and First Lieutenant; resigned, 1863. |
|
SERGEANT |
John S. Snyder, promoted to Second Lieutenant; mustered
out with Regiment. |
|
COMPANY E.
|
|
SERGEANT |
Edward H. Severance, promoted to Second and First
Lieutenant; dismissed for absence without leave, March 5,
1863. |
|
SERGEANT |
William P. Scott, promoted to Second and First
Lieutenant, and Captain; wounded at Red Hill; mustered out
with Regiment |
|
SERGEANT |
John H. Kehn, promoted to Second and First Lieutenant;
twice wounded; mustered out with Regiment. |
|
WAGONER |
Austin Haughton, promoted to Second Lieutenant; killed
at Honey Hill, and discharged on account of wounds. |
|
PRIVATE |
Peter Triquart, promoted to Second Lieutenant; wounded
at Honey Hill, and discharged on account of wounds. |
|
NEW COMPANY B.
|
|
SERGEANT |
Ethan W. Guthrie, promoted to Second Lieutenant;
mortally wounded at Honey Hill, and died in a few days. |
|
SERGEANT |
David McGuckin, promoted to Second Lieutenant; wounded
at Honey Hill; mustered out with Regiment. |
|
SERGEANT |
B. Volney Howard, promoted to Second Lieutenant;
mustered out with Regiment. |
[The above list is not entirely complete, notwithstanding the
efforts I made to have co-officers give me full details; all
did not respond, and some names, and where wounded, I supply
now (1885) from memory. Again, many of the enlisted men
of the Regiment were promoted to new regiments, and I have no
record. I remember Sergeant James Justus, a gallant
soldier, of Company A, was discharged to accept promotion in
the 128th U.S. colored troops, and became a Captain; also,
that Private Jesse Chance, of Company E, was promoted to a
Lieutenancy in the 103d U. S. colored troops, and still
remains in the regular army. However, the above is the
most perfect list of promotions and casualties obtainable, and
better than the records in Columbus show. - E.C.C.] |
