COMPANY A.
Sergeant John
D. Koontz, June 8, 1862, of chronic diarrhoea; William T.
Anderson, Sept. 9, 1862, of disease; Reuben Donley, Oct. 20,
1862, at Alexandria, of wounds received at Bull Run; Robert A.
Fowler, of small pox; James McMullen, Jan. 10, 1863; Samuel
Talbert, frozen to death on Cheat Mountain; George W. Verbeck,
John 15, 1862, of wounds received at McDowell; Henry C. White,
May 15, 1863, of wounds received at Chancellorsville; William
H. Speer, at Franklin, Va., May 29, 1862, of wounds received
at McDowell; Henry C. White, May 15, 1863, of wounds received
at Chancellorsville; William H. Speer, at Franklin, Va., May
29, 1862, of wounds received at McDowell; Alfred A. McFadden,
April 6, 1864, in hospital.
OLD COMPANY B.
Monk Brown, of
disease; Stephen Conger, of disease; Reason House, drowned;
Henry Jones of wounds; Ralph T. Jeffrey, of wounds; Levi
Keadle, of wounds; William Moffatt, of wounds; Perry Moffatt
of wounds; John L. Patton, of wounds; John L. Pratt, of
wounds; James C. Sultzer, of disease.
COMPANY C.
Leander Boston, of
wounds; Thomas S. Gissel, of disease; James L. Hopper, of
disease; Harvey L. Jeffries, of disease; William S. Kelley, of
disease; Aaron Noland, of disease; Mortimer Smith, of disease;
Washington Swallow, of disease; Solomon Suter, of disease;
Sylvanus Williams, of disease; James House, of disease, July
14, 1864; Joseph Meadley, of disease, Feb. 20, 1864; Stephen
Merrie, of disease, Jan. 8, 1864; John Holeshoe, of disease,
Oct. 12, 1864; Ralph Jeffrey, of disease, Oct. 3, 1864.
OLD COMPANY D.
Sergeant Hiram Ward,
of wounds; John Troxel, in rebel prison; Nicholas H. Lickliter,
of disease.
COMPANY E.
Sergeant Charles
Ladd, of wounds; Thomas E. Colwell, of wounds received at
McDowell; Thomas C. Hemminger, of disease; Absalom Keller, of
disease; William J. Long, of wounds; William Menson, of
disease; Alexander Scott, of disease; Thomas Howell, Jan. 1,
1865, of wounds received at Honey Hill; Jeremiah Grant, Dec.
4, 1864, of wounds received at Honey Hill; James Herrington,
Jan. 1, 1865, of wounds received at Deveaux's Neck; Jeremiah
Mackey, missing at Honey Hill, supposed to have died; Thomas
J. Overmeyer, of typhoid fever, at Hilton Head, Sept. 24,
1864; Joseph Vallance, of disease, March 29, 1861, at
Columbus, Ohio.
COMPANY F.
Leander Province, of
disease; Samuel Price, of disease; Jacob A. Crabill, of
disease; Elijah Eklebery, of disease; John F. Grange, of
disease; John P. Parrish of disease; John P. Page, drowned;
John J. Roberts, of disease; James S. Shannon, of disease;
Alexander Shannon, of disease.
[Note,- This only embraces list of those who have died up to
Jan. 1, 1864. Company F's record since that date has not
been furnished me. - E.C.C.
COMPANY G.
William Miller, of wounds
received at Gettysburg; Henry Perkins, of wounds received at
Chancellorsville; Wesley Milliman, of disease; George S.
Ogden, of wounds received at Freeman's Ford.
COMPANY H.
Cornelius S. Barrel,
of disease; Benjamin Bartlett, of disease; Benjamin F. Dawson,
of disease; Luther Flagg, of disease; Joseph M. Metcalf, of
disease; John Milton, of wounds received at Gettysburg;
Zachariah Roach, of disease; Franklin Thompson, of disease;
Orrin Wheeler, of disease.
[NOTE - No record of Co. H. after Jan. 1, 1864. - E.C.C.]
COMPANY I.
Joseph W. Cunningham,
of wounds received at Gettysburg; Thomas Barnes, of disease;
M. T. Floyd, of disease; Francis Gant, of wounds received at
Cross Keyes; John W. Rucker, in Rebel prison at Lynchburg;
William A. Sullivan, of disease; George Wharton, of disease;
corporal William H. Shaw, of disease, Nov. 28, 1864; Corporal
Benjamin Barlow, of disease, July 23, 1864; David Clary, of
disease, Aug. 8, 1864; George W. Dobbins, of disease, Sept. 3,
1864; Elisha Dunn, of disease, Aug. 14, 1864; Zachariah
Donley, of disease, April 8, 1864; Hollis Hutchins, Dec. 9,
1864, of wounds received at Honey Hill; Joshua B. Needs, of
disease, May 10, 1864; James V. Moore, missing at Honey Hill,
supposed to have been killed; Hugh Scullen, of wounds received
Nov. 30, 1864.
COMPANY K.
Lemuel E. Viers, of
wounds; Lawrence Burns, of wounds; Niel Cameron, of wounds
received at McDowell; Thomas Delvin, of disease; Conrad Daum,
of disease; Lewis Emery, of disease; George A. Hyck, of
disease; Michael Herbert, of wounds received at
Chancellorsville; Harlem Page, of disease; John A. Thompson,
of disease; Fred. Nare, drowned at Jenkin's Island, S. C.,
June 27, 1864; Charles Tiederman, of disease, Aug. 13, 1864;
Servius Souder, of disease, Sept. 24, 1864; Joseph S. Grim,
Dec. 10, 1864, of wound received at Honey Hill; George W.
Hawkins, of disease, Dec. 21, 1864.
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