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Note: The photo of Barton Mitchell came from Vol 8. No. 3 of Civil War magazine, published in May 1990. It claims the photo came from descendants and was taken before the company was mustered into the 27th, thus accounting for the rank of sergeant on his sleeves. This may be, but if Mitchell, he looks pretty good for his 45 years of age. I've included it as the only published photo of him to date. Steve Russell
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Do you have a photo to add? Please contact Steve Russell
Roster expanded and corrected by Steven D.
Russell 1999, 2000, 2001 from Copyright work of Wilbur D. Jones Jr.
1991, Alexandria, Virginia. Used with permission.
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Principal County = Monroe; Recruitment Center = Bloomington
Other Counties = White, Owen
Formed = 8-7-61, arrived Camp Morton, Indianapolis same day
Formed By = Captain Peter Kop, Bloomington
Original Officers = Kop; First Lieutenant Francis Ottwell (No 1), Bloomington; Second Lieutenant David Campbell VanBuskirk, Gosport
Characteristics = Height; Tallest Company in regiment, tallest in Union army; "New Albany Rail Road Company" because of widespread residences
(County residence is Monroe unless otherwise noted in parentheses)
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Personal Data Key = Residence (County), date mustered in/date commissioned as, age at time of muster in, verifiable marital status, height, occupation. An ( *) means the soldier is counted against the headquarters Field and Staff in the regimental stats.
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Bloomington, 8-30-61/9-12-61, 26, 6-4.5, Railroad Conductor
Wounded at Winchester. Wounded at Antietam--gunshot thru lungs, injured spinal column. Died at Boonsboro, Maryland 9-24-62 of wounds. "Big Pete." Buried at Antietam National Cemetery
VanBuskirk, David Campbell 2, 3,
Gosport (Owen), 9-19-62/11-14-62, 35, m, 6-10.5, Farmer
Promoted from First Lieutenant. POW at Winchester. Imprisoned at Lynchburg Virginia Salisbury North Carolina & Libby Prison at Richmond Virginia. Parolled at Aikens Landing Virginia 9-13-62, Camp Parole Annapolis Maryland 9-17-62. Returned to regiment 10-6-62. Resigned Indiana 4-26-64 after sick in hospital Dechard Station Tennessee and convalescent at home since 10-25-63--disability: chronic sciatic rheumatism in right hip & knee joint, almost entire loss of motion, not physically suitable for Veterans' Reserve Corps. Tallest soldier in Union Army. "Big Dave," "The Big Lieutenant." Brother of Isaac VanBuskirk No 2 Company F; Cousin of Michael Henry & Isaac VanBuskirk (No 1) Company F. Died Gosport Indiana 8-12-86� Buried Bean Blossom Township Monroe County Indiana VanBuskirk Family Cemetery
New Philadelphia (Washington) 4-27-64/4-27-64, 22, s, 6-2, School Teacher
Promoted from First Lieutenant. Wounded at Winchester--cannon ball passed beneath shoulder and carried away haversack. Wounded at Antietam--both legs. Slightly wounded at Chancellorsville--right leg slight. Severely wounded at Resaca--minie ball lower 1/3 left arm, perforating limb & injuring bone. 1st Division/20th Corps Field Hospital. General Field Hospital Resaca Georgia. No 17 Officers United States Army General Hospital Nashville Tennessee. Returned to regiment 8-2-64. Served extensively as Commander of Pioneers (Detached service with Pioneers 4-18-63. Returned to regiment) & Superintendant of bridge & stockade building; Breveted to First Lieutenant for gallantry 10-13-62. Commander of Company F 10-31-63 to 5-15-64 & 8-4-64 to muster out. Resigned 10-13-64. A finder of Lee's "Lost Order" near Frederick Maryland prior to Antietam, took it to HQ for use by General McClellan, Commander Army of the Potomac. Mustered out 11-4-64 when when term expired. Cousin of Elijah McKnight, Robert McKnight Tatlock, and Joshua C Tatlock of Company F. Died 4-26-1905 Hamilton Township Delaware County, Indiana, Buried Muncie Indiana Beech Grove Cemetery
Ottwell, Francis (No 1)
Bloomington, 8-3-61/9-12-61, 51, 6-2, Butcher
Injured at Balls Bluff Virginia 10-23-61--assisting carrying dead soldier from boat, made misstep fell astride boat gunwale ruptured left testicle. Detached for recruiting service 1-29 to 4-27-62. Resigned Front Royal Virginia 6-26-62. Transferred to Veterans' Reserve Corps. Mustered out 6-30-66
7-5-62/7-5-62
Promoted from Second Lieutenant. Commander Company 10-6 to 11-14-62. Promoted Captain Company F
9-18-62/9-24-62
Promoted from First Sergeant. Promoted Captain
Baker, James Gibson *
Bloomington, 4-27-64/7-29-64, 27, m, 5-11, Driver/Printer
Promoted from First Sergeant.Wounded at Chancellorsville--right shoulder slight. Severely wounded at Gettysburg--gunshot right shoulder, right thigh middle 1/3 & left leg. 1st Division/12th Corps General Field Hospital Gettysburg Pennsylvania. United States Army General Hospital York Pennsylvania. Convalescent Camp Baltimore Maryland. Returned to regiment. Veteran volunteer. Promoted First Lieutenant Company H & commanded Company H from 7-29-64 to 8-4-64 then transferred to Company F. Mustered out 11-4-64 when when term expired. Died National Hospital for Disabled Veterans, Los Angeles California 5-29-1916. Buried Los Angeles National Cemetery
8-3-61/9-12-61
Promoted First Lieutenant
McKahin (McKahan), John D*
Michigan City (LaPorte), 7-5-62/9-1-62, 35, m, 6-1.5, Railroad Conductor
Promoted from First Sergeant. Promoted Captain Company H 10-1-62. Detached service 8-14 to 9-62 as guard for Hazel River Virginia Railroad bridge. Wounded at Antietam--gunshot & buckshot right leg, never removed. Hospital Hagerstown Maryland, then convalesced at father's home in Frankfort Pennsylvania. Resigned 3-14-63 for wounds. Later service with 138th Indiana Infantry & Lieutenant Colonel 155th Indiana Infantry. Mustered out Indianapolis Indiana 8-4-65. Died at Marseilles Illinois 1-30-98. Buried Michigan City Indiana Greenwood Cemetery
VanBuskirk, Isaac (No 1) 2, 3,
Gosport (Owen), 9-30-62/11-10-62, 35, m, 6-0, Farmer
Promoted from regimental Wagon Master. Service in Mexican War. Reduced to ranks from Corporal. Promoted regimental Wagon Master 9-61 to 10-62. POW at Winchester. Parolled at Richmond Virginia 9-7-62, Fort Delaware Delaware 9-17-62, and Camp Parole Annapolis Maryland 12-22-62. Returned to regiment 1-5-63. Severely wounded at Chancellorsville--right leg broken. POW at Chancellorsville. Parolled at US Ford Virginia 5-15-63. Died on parol at 12th Corps General Field Hospital Acquia Creek Virginia on 5-15-63 of wounds. "Blue Ike." Brother of John VanBuskirk Company F. Cousin of David, Isaac (No 2) & Michael Henry VanBuskirk Company F. Buried Bean Blossom Township Monroe County Indiana VanBuskirk Family Cemetery
Loughry (Loughery), Roger (Rodger) Sherman (L)*
Columbus (Bartholomew), 10-25-62/3-1-63, 21, 6-0, Miller
Transferred from command of Company C to Commander Company F 5-15 to 7-31-64. Infantry Company C, promoted from First Sergeant. Reduced to ranks from Sergeant 3-9-62. Later promoted from Private to Sergeant to First Sergeant to Second Lieutenant. Detached service Best's Battery of Artillery 4-9 to 10-62. Severely wounded at Chancellorsville--abdomen gunshot passed nearly through body left side. POW at Chancellorsville. Parolled at US Ford 5-15-63. 12th Corps General Field Hospital Acquia Creek Virginia. 1st Division United States Army General Hospital Alexandria Virginia Wolfe Street Branch. Seminary United States Army General Hospital Georgetown Washington DC. Officers' United States Army General Hospital Philadelphia Pennsylvania. Paroll camp at Alexandria Virginia 8-31-63. Exchanged Alexandria. Returned to regiment. Commander of Company C 12-1-63 to 5-15-64. Mustered out 10-22-64 when term expired. Died Lowel Mills Batholomew County Indiana 2-9-77. Buried Edinburg Indiana Rest Haven Cemetery
Personal Data Key = Residence (County), age, verifiable marital status, height, occupation
Arthur, Calvin
Solsberrry (Greene), 21, m, 5-10, Farmer
Promoted from Sergeant. Wounded at Antietam--gunshot left shoulder passed under shoulder blade, was removed near spinal column. United States Army General Hospital 12th & Buttonwood Streets Philadelphia Pennsylvania. Returned to regiment 11-29-62. Extra duty 12-63 & 1-64 in charge Negro working party. Wounded at Resaca--gunshot left shoulder. Wounded at Atlanta 7-30-64--cannon solid shot to right arm. Field Hospital Station Georgia, United States Army General Field Hospital Chattanooga Tennessee. Mustered out Atlanta Georgia 9-12-64. Later service with 53rd Indiana Infantry. Mustered out Louisville Kentucky 7-21-65. "Cal." Brother of Benjamin Arthur Company F. Died Shawnee Oklahoma 9-20-1921
Baker, James Gibson
Promoted from Sergeant. Promoted First Lieutenant
Promoted from Sergeant. Promoted First Lieutenant
McKahin (McKahan), John D*
Promoted Second Lieutenant
Gosport (Owen), 33, m, 6-1.5, Farmer
Promoted from Sergeant. Service in Mexican War. Detached service as hospital nurse 10-62. Returned to regiment. Wounded at Chancellorsville. Missed Peach Tree Creek/siege of Atlanta--sick in hospital. Mustered out Indianapolis Indiana 12-27-64. "Sandy." Brother of Isaac VanBuskirk (No 1) Company F. Cousin of all other VanBuskirks in Company F. Died at Gosport Indiana 12-26-1913. Buried at Bean Blossom Township, Monroe County Indiana VanBuskirk Family Cemetery
Arthur, Calvin
Promoted from Private. Promoted to First Sergeant
Baker, James Gibson
Promoted to First Sergeant 11-12-62
Promoted to First Sergeant 7-13-62
Campbell, James
Mt. Tabor, 37, m, 6-2.5, Farmer
Promoted from Private. Service in Mexican War. Wounded at Antietam--gunshot fractured right shoulder joint. Hospital, United States Army Hospital Steamer "DANIEL WEBSTER" from Washington DC to New York, New York, United States Army General Hospital Fort Schuyler New York Harbor. Discharged United States Army Convalescent Camp Alexandria Virginia 2-23-63 for wounds. Died at Gosport Indiana 2-17-93
Davis, James
Monroe County, 33, 6-2, Mechanic
Promoted from Corporal. Reduced to ranks 7-62. Discharged Judiciary Square United States Army General Hospital Washington DC 3-23-63 for disability: rheumatism. Buried Bean Blossom Township, Monroe County Indiana VanBuskirk Family Cemetery
Dodd, Harvey
New Albany (Floyd), 37, 5-8.5, Railroad Conductor
Reduced to ranks 3-8-62 by brigade commander Gen Hamilton, neglect of guard duty. Detached service with brigade Ambulance 6-10-62 to 7-64. Detached service with 3rd Wisconsin Infantry at Battle Creek Tennessee 3 to 4-64. Mustered out
Gaskins (Gascon), Samuel
Monroe County, 24, s, 6-0, Farmer
Wounded at Antietam. Mustered out. Died 5-1891
Johnson, Joseph Epps
Monroe County, 19, 5-6, Farmer
Promoted from Corporal. Detached service with Pioneers 5-28 to 11-62. Returned to regiment. Detached service with corps Provost Marshall 3-12 to 7-64. Mustered out. Died at Wolcott Indiana 7-3-68
Kenton (Kinton), Joseph Vance
White County, 27, s, 5-8, Farmer
Promoted from Corporal. Wounded at Antietam. Hospital. Returned to regiment. Wounded at Gettysburg--gunshot left knee severe. 1st Division/12th Corps General Field Hospital & Camp Letterman United States Army General Hospital Gettysburg Pennsylvania. Mower United States Army General Hospital Chestnut Hill Philadelphia Pennsylvania. Discharged Philadelphia 12-3-63 for wounds. Died 6-10-1907
McKnight, Elijah
New Philadelphia (Washington), 22, s, 6-2, Farmer
Promoted from Corporal. Wounded at Antietam. POW--captured by General Morgan at Bardstown Virginia between 12-20-62 to 1-10-63, Parolled during same period. Returned to regiment. Killed at Gettysburg in the charge--musket ball thru head. Buried Gettysburg National Cemetery. Cousin of John McKnight Bloss, Joshua C Tatlock, Robert McKnight Tatlock of Company F
Osborn (Osborne), William Wallace
Seafield (White), 34, m, 6-1.5, Carpenter
Promoted from Corporal. Sick typhoid & bronchitis Patterson Park United States Army General Hospital & Patterson Park convalescent hospital Baltimore Maryland, hospital Teamster, from 2-23-62. Still there when regiment Mustered out. Died 4-7-92
Promoted from Corporal. Promoted First Sergeant 8-1-64 while hospital Indiana
Arthur, Calvin
Promoted Sergeant. Reduced to ranks 6-9-62
Davis, James
Promoted Sergeant 3-20-62
Gaskins (Gascon), Samuel
Detached service 12-63 to 1-64 as guard for commissary stores. Promoted Sergeant 3-1-64
Gentry, Tighlman (Tighelman, Tillman) Howard
Gosport (Owen), 19, s, 5-10.5, Farmer
Promoted from Private. Wounded at Antietam--gunshot left thigh, lost leg. United States Army Field Hospital Smoketown Maryland. Discharged Smoketown 2-15-63 wounds as Private. Died Galesburg, Illinois 5-24-1901
Groves (Graves), John
Jeffersonville (Clark), 26, m, 6-0, River Man
Wounded at Antietam. Slightly wounded at Chancellorsville--right shoulder. Severely wounded at Gettysburg--gunshot left leg & thigh, ball passed all the way through middle 1/3. 1st Division/12th Corps General Field Hospital Gettysburg Pennsylvania, United States Army General Hospital York Pennsylvania, United States Army Convalescent Hospital Patterson Park Baltimore Maryland. Returned to regiment 10-63. Detached service with 20th Corps HQ Ambulance 9-64 to 1-65. Veteran Volunteer, transferred to 70th Indiana Infantry, then consolidated with 33rd Indiana Infantry. Mustered out 7-21-65. Died at New Albany Indiana. Buried New Albany National Cemetery
Johnson, Joseph Epps
Promoted from Private. Promoted to Sergeant 3-1-6
Kenton (Kinton), Joseph Vance
Promoted Sergeant 7-13-62
McGinnes (McGinniss, Magennes), Thomas
Monroe County, 25, m, 5-11, Farmer
Promoted from Private. Color guard Antietam. Wounded at Antietam--gunshot left thigh left forearm & breast, No 1 United States Army General Hospital Frederick Maryland. Returned to regiment 4-11-63. W Virginia 4-26-63, 12th Corps General Field Hospital Acquia Creek Virginia, 1st Division United States Army General Hospital and United States Army Convalescent Camp Alexandria Virginia. Returned to regiment. Detached service Ambulance 9-22-63 to 7-64 with 3rd Wisconsin. Reduced to ranks 10-31-63. Mustered out. Died at Martinsville Indiana 10-19-1920. Buried Martinsville Nutter Cemetery
McKnight, Elijah
Promoted to Sergeant 11-12-62
McManus (McManas, McMannis, McMains), Phillip (Phillipp)
Stinesville, 27, m, 5-11.5, Laborer
Wounded at Antietam--gunshot right shoulder shell left thigh & groin. 1st Corps General Field Hospital Sharman House. United States Army Field Hospital Antietam Maryland. Hospital Frederick Maryland. Discharged Smoketown Maryland 3-30-63 for wounds: contusion left groin. Died 12-17-1904
Mitchell, Barton (Bartlett) Warren 2
Putnam County, 45, m, 5-10, Sawyer/Railroad Man
Promoted from Private. Over 13 months' period 62-63 promoted 5 times within Corporal. Wounded at Antietam--gunshot left calf. Hospital Boonsboro Maryland. Satterlee United States Army General Hospital West Philadelphia Pennsylvania. United States Army Convalescent Hospital 16th & Filbert Streets Philadelphia. Returned to regiment 4-11-63. Detached service with 12th/20th Corps & 2nd Brigade Ambulance 9-22-63 to 7-64. Resigned into ranks voluntarily 10-31-63. Mustered out 9-1-64. A finder of Lee's "Lost Order" near Frederick Maryland prior to Antietam. Died Hartsville Indiana 1-29-68. Buried Hartsville Baptist Cemetery
Osborn (Osborne), William Wallace
Promoted Sergeant
Pratt, Arthur
Gosport (Owen), 23, m, 6-0, Farmer
Promoted from Private. Reduced to ranks 7-62. Arrested 2 days 12-62. Detached service as Teamster 1-19-63. Returned to regiment. Mustered out. Brother of Thomas Pratt, Company F. Died at Fairplay Township Greene County Indiana 4-17-1915. Buried Bloomfield Indiana
Rogers (Rodgers), Theodore F
Gosport (Owen), 17, s, 5-10.5, Farmer
Promoted from Private. Wounded at Antietam. Injured back 8-20-64 during siege Atlanta--building breastworks moving log. Mustered out. Present throughout. Died at Dugger Indiana 1-22-1929
Smith, Charles
Elliottsville, 39, m, 6-1, Farmer
Promoted from Private. Reduced to ranks 3-17-62 for passing bogus money. Detached service Pioneers 4-18 to 10-62. Detached service Pioneers 3-30-63. Returned to regiment. Severely wounded at Chancellorsville--5-2-63 shell to both hips. Campbell United States Army General Hospital Washington DC. Transferred Veterans' Reserve Corps 2-14-64
Trullinger (Trollinger), Joseph D
White County, 27, 5-10, Farmer
Promoted from Private. Wounded at Antietam. Finley United States Army General Hospital Washington DC. Returned to regiment 1-17-63. Severely wounded at Chancellorsville--5-2-63 musket ball into right side of brain above ear. POW at Chancellorsville. Parolled 5-6-63. No surgical treatment since wounded, walked from ambulance to hospital, ball never removed from brain. 12th Corps General Field Hospital Acquia Creek Virginia on 5-16-63. Died at Acquia Creek 5-21-63 of wounds. Buried Fredericksburg Virginia National Cemetery as "J D Fellinger"
Promoted from Private; Promoted Sergeant 7-13-62
Reduced to ranks from Corporal. Promoted regimental Wagon Master 9-61 to 10-62. Promoted Second Lieutenant of Company F
VanBuskirk, Isaac (No 2) 2
Gosport (Owen), 28, 6-5, Farmer
Quarter Master Teamster 62. Reduced to ranks 4-62. POW at Winchester, contracted pulmonary tuberculosis. Parolled 9-62, Fort Delaware Delaware. Returned to regiment 1-17-63. Arrested for 3 days 2-63. Detached service as hospital nurse to attend to Captain David Van Buskirk, Dechard Tennessee 10-14-63. Discharged at Tullahoma Tennessee 1-8-64 for disability: deafness & tuberculosis, had several spells of haemoptysis with considerable emaciation & collequative sweat. "Long Ike," "Deaf Ike." Brother of David VanBuskirk; Cousin of Michael Henry & Isaac VanBuskirk (No 1). Died at Gosport Indiana 2-23-64. Buried Bean Blossom Township Monroe County Indiana VanBuskirk Family Cemetery
VanBuskirk, Michael Henry 2
Bloomington, 21, s, 6-2, Farmer
Promoted from Private. POW at Winchester. Imprisoned at Lynchburg & Belle Isle Virginia. Parolled at Aikens Landing Virginia 9-13-62, Camp Parole Annapolis Maryland, and Washington DC 9-23-62. Exchanged & returned to regiment 10-9-62. Detached service as guard for wagon train 5-64. Slightly wounded at New Hope Church--minie ball right shoulder contusion slight. Mustered out. "Henry." Cousin to all other VanBuskirks of Company F. Died at Stanford Indiana 12-28-1905. Buried Monroe County, Indiana, Mt Gilead Church Cemetery
Goins (Goen)(Gowens), George Washington
Solsberry (Greene), 28, s, 6-0, Clerk
Fifer. Reduced to ranks 11-20-61. Died at United States Army Disabled Hospital Frederick Maryland 2-27-62 of typhoid fever. Buried Antietam Maryland National Cemetery
Ottwell, William Shaller(s)
Bloomington, 14, s, 4-7.5, School Student
Drummer boy. Discharged Front Royal Virginia 6-30-62 disability: extreme youth & effiminacy, unable to endure marching and fatigue. Later service with Veterans' Reserve Corps. Discharged Indianapolis Indiana 6-13-65. 1 of 2 members of regiment who was not "employed" at time of muster in. Died at Kansas City Missouri 8-11-1927. Buried Kansas City Forest Hill Cemetery
WAGONER (TEAMSTER)
South, John
Stinesville, 48, m, 5-10, Farmer
Discharged Stafford Court House Virginia 4-5-63 disability: chronic bronchitis
Ard, Thomas
Harrodsburgh, 20, s, 5-8, Farmer
Wounded at Antietam. Infantry guard house 10 days 1-63 for negligence of duty on post. Infantry guard house 3 days 3-63. Severely wounded at Chancellorsville--gunshot middle right thigh. POW at Chancellorsville. Hospitalized. Parolled at US Ford Virginia 5-15-63. 12th Corps General Field Hospital Acquia Creek Virginia. Hospital Washington DC. Transferred to Veterans' Reserve Corps Washington 9-1-63
Arthur, Benjamin
Solsberry (Greene), 27, m, 5-11, Farmer
Detached service division cattle guard 2 to 6-62. Wounded at Antietam. Slightly wounded at Chancellorsville--right thigh lower 1/3. 1st Division/12th Corps General Field Hospital Acquia Creek Virginia. Returned to regiment. Mustered out. Later service 53rd Indiana Infantry. Brother of Calvin Arthur of Company F. Died Kansas City Kansas 7-13-1909. Buried Fort Scott Kansas
Arthur, Calvin
Reduced to ranks from Corporal 6-9-62. Promoted to Sergeant
Arthur, James Samuel
Solsberry (Greene), 27, m, 6-2, Farmer
Wounded at Antietam--gunshot compound fracture left thigh middle 1/3, shortening & deformity left lower extremity because of fractured femur. Hospital Smoketown Maryland. Discharged Smoketown 2-17-63 for wounds. Later service 146th Indiana Infantry. Died Bloomington Indiana 1-18-90. Buried Greene County Indiana Newark Cemetery
Baker, James Gibson
Promoted Sergeant 9-18-61
Barnes, William
Solsberry (Greene), 19, s, 5-8, Farmer
Died in hospital Darnestown Maryland 12-18-61 of typhoid
Boicourt (Boycourt), Enoch G
White County, 24, s, 5-6, Farmer
POW at Winchester. Returned to regiment. Slightly wounded at Chancellorsville--right hand. Missed Atlanta. Mustered out Atlanta Georgia 9-12-64. Died Wolcott Indiana 11-27-1923
Bourne, Benjamin Franklin
White County, 18, s, 6-0, Carpenter
Detached service as division cattle guard 4 to 5-62. Wounded at Winchester Virginia Turnpike 5-24-62--left side & shoulder, knocked down & run over by charge of General Ashby's Confederate cavalry. POW at Winchester. Imprisoned at Lynchburg & Belle Isle Virginia. Parolled 9-10-62 on steamer to Camp Parole Annapolis Maryland. Exchanged. Returned to regiment 9-62. Arrested under guard Maryland Heights Maryland 10-25 to 11-12-62. Transferred to Battalion of US Engineers 10-24-62. Discharged Petersburg Virginia 6-24-64. Died Pasadena California 10-9-1917. Buried El Dorado Kansas
Brown, William
White County, 22, s, 5-8.5, Farmer
Died in Hospital at Camp Joe Holt Maryland 11-28-61 of typhoid
Bunnell, Joseph (Joshua)
White County, 19, s, 5-8, Farmer
Severely wounded at Antietam--gunshot right ankle, caused partial anchylosis with extention of right foot. United States Army General Hospital Camp B Frederick Maryland. Hammond United States Army General Hospital Point Lookout Maryland by steamer "BELVIDERE" from Baltimore Maryland. Discharged at hospital Middletown Maryland 10-8-63 for wounds: foot could not be cared for during time of enlistment, unfit for Veterans' Reserve Corps. Died 11-30-98
Burk (Burke), Daniel
Bloomington, 34, m, 6-0, Railroad Man
Wounded at Antietam. Court Martialled 63--forfeit $4 per month for 4 months. Slightly wounded at Peach Tree Creek&emdash;leg. Mustered out. Died Perry Township Monroe County Indiana 10-1-1905. Buried Bloomington Indiana Rose Hill Cemetery
Burk (Burks), James Henry
Solsberry (Greene), 21, 6-0, Farmer
Wounded at Antietam--thigh. USAPH Camp Curtin Harrisburg Pennsylvania to 6-63. Transferred to United States Army 10-18-62, 18th Infantry. 1st Battalion 18th Infantry. Discharged 8-25-64 before Atlanta, Georgia. "Jim" is buried in Corvallis Cemetery, Corvallis, Ravalli Co., Montana.
Butler, Daniel
Wounded at Cedar Mountain--gunshot left thigh. Steamer "CREOLE" to pier 13 New York, New York 10-1-62. Soldiers Home hospital New York. United States Army General Hospital Ladies Hom and Jews Hospital (Mt Sinai Civil) New York. Returned to regiment 10-23-62. Deserted United States Army General Hospital Frederick Camp A 2-6-63
Butler (Buttler), David
Hardin County (Kentucky), 22, s, 5-10, Miller
Detached for United States Navy gunboat service 2-17 to 10-62. Never Returned to regiment. No further record
Campbell, Benjamin Van
Gosport (Owen), 18, s, Farmer
Died in hospital at Camp Halleck Maryland 1-16-62 congestion of lungs & typhoid fever
Campbell, James
Promoted Sergeant 9-18-61
Gosport (Owen), 20, s, 5-9.5, Sawmill Operator
Wounded at Antietam. Severely wounded at Gettysburg--gunshot left thigh & upper 1/3 right leg. 1st Division/12th Corps General Field Hospital Gettysburg Pennsylvania. United States Army General Hospital York Pennsylvania. United States Army Convalescent Hospital Patterson Park Baltimore Maryland. Returned to regiment 12-12-63. Severely wounded at Resaca--minie ball broken left arm. General Field Hospital Resaca Georgia. United States Army Field Hospital Chattanooga Tennessee. Cumberland United States Army General Hospital Nashville Tennessee. Mustered out. Brother-in-law of Reuben Hendrickson Company F. Died at Bloomington Indiana 7-29-98. Buried Bloomington Rose Hill Cemetery
Cantwell, Alfred Larkin
White County, 42, m, 5-8, Farmer
Wounded at Antietam. Died at division hospital Boonsboro Maryland 9-29-62 of wounds. Buried Antietam National Cemetery
Cook, David
New Albany (Floyd), 31, m, 5-8, Saddler
POW at Winchester, Parolled at Aikens Landing Virginia & exchanged 9-13-62. Returned to regiment 10-9-62. Detached service with (Best's) Battery F, 4th US Artillery 3-18-63 to 3-21-64. Severely wounded at Resaca--gunshot both hips. General Field Hospital Resaca Georgia. Died New Albany Indiana 5-27-64 of wounds
Daniel (Daniels), Henry
Putnam County, 45, s, 6-0, Farmer
Detached service as hospital nurse 5-12 to 9-1-63. Transferred Veterans' Reserve Corps 9-1-63, too old for active service. "Old Man." Died 12-26-87
Davis, James
Reduced to ranks from Sergeant 7-62
Denny (Denney), Dawson
Bloomington, 21, s, 5-8.5, Farmer
Wounded at Antietam--shell, top of left shoulder. Hospital Boonsboro Maryland. Camp B United States Army General Hospital Frederick Maryland. On detached service as hospital nurse. Returned to regiment 3-63. Slightly wounded at Chancellorsville--gunshot hand & back slight. 12th Corps General Field Hospital Acquia Creek Virginia. Mustered out. Died at Paragon Indiana 2-8-1927. Buried at Friendship Park Cemetery, Paragon, Indiana, Section A, Row 1, Grave 33.
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Denny (Denney), Jesse Hanson (K)
Bloomington, 23, s, 5-11, Farmer
Died in hospital at Berryville Virginia 4-3-62 intermittent fever & congestion of lungs
Dodd, Harvey
Reduced to ranks from Sergeant 3-8-62
Douglas (Douglass), Thomas
White County, 20, s, 5-6, Laborer
Arrested 10-13 to 11-12-62 at Maryland Heights Maryland. Arrested 3 days 12-62 for disobedience. Transferred to United States Army Company C Engineers 10-24-63. Mustered out. Later service with 15th US Infantry. Died El Reno Oklahoma 1-1-1912
Eads (Eades), William
Quincy (Putnam), 20, s, 5-10.5, Farmer
Wounded at Antietam--gunshot right thigh, United States Army General Hospital Germantown Pennsylvania. Discharged Philadelphia Pennsylvania 11-30-62 wounds. Died Cloverdale Indiana 8-23-1903
Edwards, George
Solsberry (Greene), 29, m, 5-11.5, Farmer
Wounded at Winchester--back & left shoulder. POW at Winchester. Confederate hospital Union Hotel Winchester Virginia. Parolled at 5-31-62, Camp Chase Columbus Ohio 7-25-62, and at home 11-62. United States Army Field Hospital Smoketown Maryland. Camp A United States Army General Hospital Frederick Maryland 12-62. Returned to regiment 2-22-63. Slightly wounded at Chancellorsville--right hand. Detached service to hew Rail Road ties 12-63 to 1-64. Veteran Volunteer. Severely wounded at Resaca--gunshot right hand & head. Died 5-16-64 of wounds
Edwards, William Waitman
Putnamville (Putnam), 21, s, 5-11, Farmer
Wounded at Winchester. Wounded at Antietam--gunshot left abdomen. Discharged at United States Army General Hospital No 2 Frederick Maryland 12-22-62 for wounds: injured bowels & intestinal disturbances. Later service 13th Indiana Cavalry. Discharged at Joe Holt United States Army General Hospital Jeffersonville Indiana 2-14-65. Died Shoals Indiana 11-6-1917. Buried Shoals Allbright Cemetery
Edwards, William Wallace
Crawfordsville (Montgomery), 22, s, 5-8.5, Farmer
Transferred United States Army Company C, 1 Battalion of US Engineers 10-24-62. Mustered out 2-8-67. Died New York, New York 11-25-99. Buried New York Calvary Cemetery
Foster, James Montgomery
Whitehall (Owen), 22, 6-2, Farmer
Court Martialled 6-20-62 for disobedience of orders--served 3 extra terms of guard duty every other day. Wounded at Antietam--right hand, lost 2nd & 3rd phalanges of first forefinger. Hospital. Detached service hospital nurse Smoketown Maryland Frederick Maryland. United States Army General Hospital Frederick 5-63. Jarvis United States Army General Hospital Baltimore Maryland. Discharged Patterson Park United States Army General Hospital Baltimore 9-7-63 for disability: missing finger & paralysis of arm caused by poisoning with unhealthy pus from wound of a soldier he was dressing. Died Worthington Indiana 11-3-1909
Freeman, Thomas J
Elliottsville, 25, m, 5-11, Farmer
Wounded at Antietam--gunshot arm. Arrested 23 days 11-62. Guard at brigade HQ 1-64. Returned to regiment. Mustered out. Died at Linn Creek Missouri 4-25-1900
Gabbert (Garbarl, Garbarlt, Gabard), Henry Clay
Bloomington, 18, s, 5-9, Farmer
Wounded at Winchester--shell left kidney. Hospital at Williamsport Maryland. Returned to regiment. Wounded at Antietam. Discharged at Judiciary Square United States Army General Hospital Washington DC 3-23-63 after hospital Maryland Heights Maryland & Alexandria Virginia, disability: chronic hepititis & chronic neuralgia. Later service 117th Indiana Infantry. Mustered out 2-25-64. Died at Los Angeles California 4-14-1909. Buried Los Angeles Evergreen Cemetery
Gascon (Gaskins), Thomas Mitchell
Monroe County, 22, s, 6-1.5, Farmer
Wounded at Antietam--gunshot head & left side face. 1st Corps General Field Hospital Sharman House. United States Army Field Hospital Antietam Maryland. Hospital Smoketown Maryland. Discharged Smoketown 5-1-63 for wounds: partial inability to open mouth, imperfect mastication & partial deafness left ear. Died 6-11-90
Gaskins (Gascon), Samuel
Arrested 8-13-62. Promoted to Corporal 12-62
Gentry, Tighlman (Tighelman, Tillman) Howard
Promoted Corporal 7-13-62
Gillaspy, (Gilaspie, Gillaspie), John
Monroe County, 18, s, 5-8, Farmer
Discharged Camp Halleck Maryland 2-21-62
Gillaspy, (Gilaspie, Gillaspie), William Harrison
Monroe County, 21, s, 5-9, Farmer
Arrested 8-13 to 9-62. Wounded at Antietam--overhead by shell. Hospital Maryland Heights Maryland. Returned to regiment. Arrested 2 days 12-62. Discharged at Fairfax Station Virginia 1-17-63 for wounds: unable to see at night for 7 months, must be led or carried in ambulance on night marches, faces permanent impairment. Died at Gosport Indiana 10-10-1915 on furlough from National Hospital for Disabled Veterans Danville Illinois. Buried at Bement, Piatt County, Illinois.
Goins (Gowens), George Washington
Reduced to ranks from Music 11-20-61
Goss, Ephraim M (N)
Gosport (Owen), 23, m, 5-10.5, Farmer
Detached service as brigade Teamster 11-22-61 to 3-62 & 7-6-62 to 10-63. Wounded at Atlanta 7-25-64--minie ball left hip & hand. Mustered out. Buried Gosport Indiana Cemetery
Gregory, Robert
White County, 18, s, 5-8, Clerk
Detached as hospital nurse 5-26 to 9-5-62. Transferred United States Army Company C, 1st Battalion US Engineers 10-24-62. Discharged near Petersburg Virginia 6-27-64. Died Monticello Indiana 5-20-97
Groves (Graves), John
Promoted Corporal 6-9-62
Hancock, Greenberry (Greensburry) W (alias Humphrey, George W)
Gosport (Owen), 23, s, 6-0, Farmer
Discharged Frederick Maryland 2-20-62 for disability. Later service with 67th Indiana Infantry and 24th Indiana Infantry. Discharged Carrolton Louisiana 1-6-65 for disability: hemorhoids & dyspepsia. Died 5-12-94
Healey (Haeley), Michael
Cincinnati (Ohio), 30, s, 5-7.5, Laborer
POW from engagement at Middletown Virginia 5-24-62. Parolled at Aikens Landing Virginia 9-13-62, exchanged. Returned to regiment 10-9-62. Discharged at Satterlee United States Army General Hospital West Philadelphia Pennsylvania 8-20-63 for disability: ulcer to right leg. Died at Bloomington Indiana 3-29-88. Buried Bloomington Rose Hill Cemetery
Bloomington, 26, m, 6-0, Farmer
Wounded at Gettysburg. Killed at Resaca musket ball. Buried Chattanooga Tennessee National Cemetery. Brother-in-law of John Campbell Company F
Henshaw (Hushaw), William H
White County, 19, s, 6-0, Farmer
Slightly wounded at Chancellorsville--right arm. Slightly wounded at Gettysburg. Veteran Volunteer, transferred to 70th Indiana Infantry, then consolidated with 33rd Indiana Infantry. Mustered out 7-21-65. Died at Danville Illinois 3-4-78
Holler (Haller, Huller), Samuel
Owen County, 20, m, 5-6, Farmer
POW at engagement in Middletown Virginia 5-24-62. Parolled 9-13-62, exchanged. Returned to regiment 10-9-62. Severely wounded at Chancellorsville--bullet left forearm & wrist. 1st Division/12th Corps General Field Hospital Acquia Creek Virginia. Returned to regiment. Slightly wounded at Gettysburg. Arrested 2 days 2-64. Mustered out. Died 1-15-76
Hoover, Martin (Mark)
Monroe County, 28, m, 5-6.5, Sawyer
Detached service with Ambulance 10-28-62 to 9-22-63. Severely wounded at New Hope Church--grapeshot right hand severe & right hip, lost 2 fingers and thumb. Cumberland United States Army General Hospital Nashville Tennessee. Hospital New Albany Indiana. Soldiers Home & City United States Army General Hospital Indianapolis Indiana. Mustered out 9-12-64
James, Leonidas
Bloomington, 21, s, 6-2, Farmer
Mustered out. "Lon." Buried Bloomington Indiana Rose Hill Cemetery
Johnson, Joseph Epps
Promoted Corporal 11-12-62
Johnson, Robert
Hamilton County, 24, s, 6-1.5, Farmer
Teamster 10-22-61. Deserted Williamsport Maryland from cattle guard duty 6-28-62
Lafever (Lefever), James
Morgan County, 24, s, 5-6, Farmer
Deserted Rappahannock Station Virginia 8-21-62
Larkin (Larkins), John
County Claire (Ireland, country), 29, s, 5-6.5, Laborer
Wounded at Winchester. POW at Winchester, exchanged 9-13-62, Camp Parole Annapolis Maryland 9-19-62, Washington DC 9-23-62. Returned to regiment 10-9-62. Severely wounded at Gettysburg--gunshot left leg. 1st Division/12th Corps General Field Hospital Gettysburg Pennsylvania, Summit House United States Army General Hospital Philadelphia Pennsylvania. Returned to regiment 64. Wounded at New Hope Church--minie ball left hip & left hand, lost ring finger. Cumberland United States Army General Hospital Nashville Tennessee. United States Army General Hospital Madison Indiana. Mustered out 11-28-64. "Johnny." Died Killaloe Ireland 6-30-81
Lemon (Lemmons, Lamar), Franklin
Elliottsville, 19, s, 5-10, Farmer
Wounded at Winchester. Wounded at Antietam. Wounded at Gettysburg--gunshot left leg. General Field Hospital Gettysburg Pennsylvania. Returned to regiment. Wounded at Resaca--shell left hip. Cumberland United States Army General Hospital Nashville Tennessee. Foundry United States Army General Hospital & Clay United States Army General Hospital Branch B Louisville Kentucky. Returned to regiment 8-29-64. Veteran Volunteer, transferred to 70th Indiana Infantry, then consolidated with 33rd Indiana Infantry. Mustered out 7-21-65
Lister (Luyster), Abraham
Morgan County, 18, s, 6-1, Farmer
Wounded at Winchester. POW at Winchester. Parolled at Aikens Landing Virginia 9-13-62, exchanged. Returned to regiment 10-9-62. Slightly wounded at Chancellorsville--breast. Killed at Gettysburg skirmish 7-2-63--musket ball through head. Buried Gettysburg National Cemetery
Lutz (Lutze), Henry J
Jackson County, 32, s, 6-0, Farmer
POW Gainesville Virginia 9-1-62. Parolled. Discharged at Alexandria Virginia while on parol 2-23-63 for disability: muscular convulsions right hand caused by abcess. Died in Missouri
McGinnes (McGinniss, Magennes), Thomas
Promoted Corporal 3-20-62. Reduced to ranks from Corporal 10-31-63
McManus (McManas, McMannis, McMains), Phillip (Phillipp)
Promoted Corporal 7-13-62
Mitchell, Barton (Bartlett) Warren
Promoted Corporal 62; Voluntarily reduced to ranks from Corporal 10-31-63 to allow him to stay on duty with ambulance due to sufferings from Antietam wound.
Mullen (Mullin), Linsey (Lindsey, Quincy) Archibald
Washington County, 19, s, 5-9, Farmer
Wounded at Antietam--gunshot left leg, ball entered outside at knee joint exited inside fractured tibia. No 1 United States Army General Hospital Frederick Maryland. West End United States Army General Hospital Cincinnati Ohio. United States Army General Hospital Camp Dennison Ohio. Returned to regiment 7-21-63. Detached service Ambulance 9-22-63 to 7-64. Mustered out. "Archie." Died Boisfort Prairie Washington 5-11-85. Buried Boisfort Prairie
O'Connell, Martin
Bloomington, 32, m, 5-8, Laborer
Severely wounded at Antietam--gunshot leg. Carver United States Army General Hospital Washington DC. Continental Hotel United States Army General Hospital Baltimore Maryland. Returned to regiment 1-17-63. Arrested 6-7-63 asleep on guard post. Detached service 12th Corps Provost Marshall guard 3-12 to 7-6-64. Mustered out. Died Chattahoochie River Georgia 9-25-64 chronic diarrhea
Ottwell, Francis Asbury (No 2)
Bloomington, 19, s, 5-9, Farmer
Wounded at Antietam--gunshot shattered left leg. No 1 United States Army General Hospital Frederick Maryland, United States Army General Hospital Chester Pennsylvania. Discharged Convalescent Camp Alexandria Virginia 2-23-63 for wounds. Died at Indianapolis Indiana 1-10-74. Buried Indianapolis Crown Hill Cemetery
Ottwell, Thomas Parker
Bloomington, 18, s, 5-10.5, Farmer
Injured at Winchester during retreat 5-62--scrotal hernia, jumped over stone wall & strained himself. Discharged at Williamsport Maryland 6-2-62 disability: hernia. Died 3-23-99
Parham, John
Bloomington, 30, m, 5-11, Daguerean
Missed Peach Tree Creek/siege of Atlanta, sick in hospital. Mustered out Atlanta Georgia 9-12-64. Died at Bloomington Indiana 6-4-94. Buried Bloomington Rosehill Cemetery
Pratt, Arthur
Promoted Corporal 3-20-62. Reduced to ranks from Corporal 7-62
Pratt, Thomas
Spencer (Owen), 17, s, 5-8.5, Farmer
Detached service as Teamster for corps train 12-10-63 to 2-22-64. Killed in skirmish at Howell's Mill Road, Atlanta 8-1-64--musket ball. Buried Marietta Georgia National Cemetery. Brother of Arthur Pratt Company F
Ream (Reams), John
Solsberry (Greene), 27, m, 5-10, Farmer
Discharged hospital Frederick Maryland 6-18-62 disability: valvular disease of heart. Died 4-18-67
Richardson, Enoch
Gosport (Owen), 22, s, 6-0, Farmer
Wounded at Chancellorsville left leg slight. Wounded at Resaca--gunshot lost thumb & index finger left hand, gangrene set in, General Field Hospital Resaca Georgia. General Field Hospital Chattanooga Tennessee. Cumberland United States Army General Hospital Nashville Tennessee. Totten United States Army General Hospital Louisville Kentucky. United States Army General Hospital Madison Indiana. Mustered out 9-12-64. Died Erie Kansas 6-20-99. Buried Erie Cemetery
Riley, William Charles
Washington County, 26, m, 5-8.5, Farmer
Wounded at Antietam--spent ball left breast. While on furlough detained by military authorities Indianapolis Indiana before furlough expired 3-19 to 28-63. Returned to regiment 4-63. Wounded at Chancellorsville. Totten United States Army General Hospital Louisville Kentucky. Hospital New Albany Indiana. Mustered out Indianapolis 10-12-64
Rogers (Rodgers), Theodore F
Promoted Corporal 3-30-63
Ryne (Ryan), Peter
Bloomington, 18, s, 5_11, Plasterer
Wounded at Antietam. Severely wounded at Gettysburg 7-2-63&emdash;gunshot, skull fracture top left side. 12th Corps General Field Hospital Gettysburg Pennsylvania. McDougall United States Army General Hospital Fort Schuyler New York. Deserted camp hospital at Soldiers Home Indianapolis Indiana and returned to the regiment 2-20-64. Mustered out 10-12-64. Only recorded case of recovery from that peculiar head wound, struck head obliquely, several pieces of bone extracted, 1-1/2" long depression, 3/4" wide & 5/8" in middle 1/4" depth. Died Benton Township Berrian County Michigan 3-2-1914. Buried Berrian County Crystal Springs Cemetery
Shepperd (Shepherd), Mark Clark
White County, 27, m, 5-8, Farmer
Detached service with Ambulance 3-1 to 10-63. Arrested 2 days 12-62. Detached service Ambulance 3-1 to 9-22-63. Accidentally lost finger. Mustered out in Atlanta Georgia 9-22-64. Died Tippecanoe County Indiana 1-21-72
Sherman, James Donahue
White County, 26, m, 5-11, Carpenter
Wounded at Antietam--gunshot right leg & face. Wounded at Chancellorsville--bullet right side abdomen. 12th Corps General Field Hospital Acquia Creek Virginia. Returned to regiment 6-26-63. Wounded at Resaca--minie ball fractured right foot. Cumberland United States Army General Hospital Nashville Division 1. Brown United States Army General Hospital Louisville Kentucky. United States Army General Hospital Madison Indiana. Mustered out 9-12-64. Later service as Second Lieutenant in 151st Indiana Infantry. Mustered out Nashville Tennessee 9-19-65
Sipes, Henry
Monroe County, 27, s, 5-10, Farmer
Died at Bethel Church Hospital Darnestown Maryland 11-23-61 of measles
Smith, Charles
Promoted Corporal 10-5-61. Reduced to ranks 3-17-62
Tatlock (Tadlock), Joshua C
Washington County, 18, s, 5-9, Farmer
Wounded at Antietam. United States Army General Hospital Portsmouth Grove Rhode Island. Discharged at Providence Rhode Island 3-14-63 for disability: phthisis
Tatlock, Robert McKnight
Washington County, 23, s, 5-11, Farmer
Died United States Army General Hospital Frederick Maryland 1-14-62 typhoid. Buried Antietam National Cemetery
Thomas, John
Morgan County, 21, 5-9.5, Farmer
Wounded at Antietam. Mustered out. Died at Marietta Georgia 1864
Todd, Thomas
Monroe County, 18, m, 5-8, Farmer
Wounded at Antietam--gunshot left leg. 2nd Division United States Army General Hospital Methodist Church Branch Alexandria Virginia. Developed Eruptive Fever at Kalorama United States Army General Hospital Washington DC. Discharged at Washington 11-24-62 wounds: paralysis left leg. Died of Kalorama Heights 12-4-62 smallpox: not vaccinated. Buried at Washington DC.
Trullinger (Trollinger), Joseph D
Promoted Corporal 7-13-62
Reduced to ranks from Corporal 61. Promoted regiment Wagon Master 9-61
Reduced to ranks from Corporal 4-62
Promoted Corporal 10-5-61
Promoted Corporal
Brownstown (Jackson), 19, s, 5-10, Farmer
Wounded at Antietam--minie ball right hand & left knee. Hospital Boonsboro Maryland. No 4 United States Army General Hospital Frederick Maryland. Satterlee United States Army General Hospital West Philadelphia Pennsylvania. Discharged Philadelphia 12-18-62 for wounds: partial loss use of right hand, partial anchylosis of lumbar vertibrae. Later service with 117th Indiana Infantry. A finder of Lee's "Lost Order." Died Brownstown, Jackson County Indiana 9-23-1917, Buried Brownstown Fairview Cemetery
White County, 18, s, 5-4, Farmer
Company & regiment clerk. Detached for recruiting service in Indiana 11-24-63 to 4-64. Wounded at Antietam--head. Hospital Boonsboro Maryland. No 4 United States Army General Hospital Frederick Maryland. Satterlee United States Army General Hospital West Philadelphia Pennsylvania. Returned to regiment 12-62. Severely wounded at Chancellorsville--shell fragment right thigh lower 1/3. 1st Division/12th Corps General Field Hospital. United States Army Hospital Steamer "MARY WASHINGTON" to Washington DC. Lincoln United States Army General Hospital Washington. Returned to regiment 8-17-63. Wounded at Resaca--minie ball left hip. Cumberland United States Army General Hospital Division 1 Nashville Tennessee. Returned to regiment 8-25-64. Mustered out Indianapolis Indiana 10-6-64. Died at Monticello Indiana 4-16-1910
Vinson, Samuel Reed (Reid)
White County, 20, s, 5-3.5, Wagoner
Wounded at Antietam--gunshot right leg. Finley United States Army General Hospital Washington DC. Detached service with Veterans' Reserve Corps Washington 5-4-63. Mustered out Indianapolis Indiana 9-12-64. Died Deer Park, Wisconsin 12-3-1907
Weaver, John W
Cass County, 21, s, 5-7, Weaver
Guard house 13 days 7-62, for disobedience. Another guard house immediately following, disobedience of order by Captain Kop. Wounded at Antietam--minie ball left arm. Detached service as hospital nurse 5-6 to 11-3-63. Arrested 11-25-63 while attempting escape from confinement, attempted to strike superior off with knife. Court Martialled--forfeit $10 per/month for 6 months, confinement in guard house to 1-15-64, then arrested in quarters to 3-9-64. Wounded at Resaca--shell right shoulder & right hip, Cumberland United States Army General Hospital Nashville Tennessee. Mustered out
Welsh (Welch), George Washington
Bloomington, 18, s, 5-10, Farmer
Detached service nurse 5-3-63. Returned to regiment. Severely wounded at Resaca. Wounded at New Hope Church--minie ball left lower forearm. General Field Hospital Chatanooga Tennessee. Mustered out 9-12-64. Died near Bloomington Indiana 12-9-1923. Buried Monroe County Indiana Mt Gilead Cemetery
White, Benjamin Franklin
Montgomery County, 20, s, 5-8, Farmer
Died at hospital in Smoketown Maryland 12-10-62 of dysentery. Buried Montgomery County Indiana, Finely Chapel Cemetery
Williams, John C
Crawfordsville (Montgomery), 27, 5-8, Railroad Man
Wounded at Antietam--gunshot lost left leg below knee. 1st Corps General Field Hospital Sharman House. United States Army Field Hospital Antietam Maryland. Hospital Smoketown Maryland. Discharged Smoketown 2-16-63 for wounds. Later service with Veterans' Reserve Corps. Discharged at Madison Indiana 4-18-65. Died 4-16-1905
Williams, William
Crawfordsville (Montgomery), 25, s, 5-10.5, Laborer
Wounded at Antietam. 1st Corps General Field Hospital Sharman House. Returned to regiment 12-62. Severely wounded at Chancellorsville 5-2-63--gunshot right arm & shoulder, 6" of upper arm bone removed severe, Armory Square United States Army General Hospital Washington DC. Discharged Washington 8-17-63 for wounds. Died 8-17-1908
Wilson, Alfred
Monroe County, 19, 5-6, Sawyer
Wounded at Antietam. Wounded at Chancellorsville--gunshot left hip, ball remained 1/2 bone from vertebrae canal. POW at Chancellorsville. Parolled at US Ford Virginia 5-15-63. 12th Corps General Field Hospital Acquia Creek Virginia, Douglas United States Army General Hospital Washington DC. Died at Washington 7-8-63 of wounds
Boyd, James D (S)
Veal Township (Daviess), 23, s, 6-.5, Farmer
Mustered in 3-22-64. Wounded at Resaca--buckshot fractured right leg slight, Totten General Hospital Louisville Kentucky. Joe Holt United States Army General Hospital Jeffersonville Indiana, hospital New Albany Indiana. Transferred to 33rd Indiana Infantry. Mustered out 7-21-65. Died at Washington Indiana 4-11-68
Eberling, Frank Godbil
Honey Creek Township (White), 35, s, 5-8, Tinsmith
Mustered in 1-15-64. Sick in hospital at Tullahoma Tennessee & Division No 1 & No 4 United States Army General Hospitals in Murfreesboro Tennessee 4-25-64 to 12-18-65; Transferred to 70th Indiana Infantry, then consolidated with 33rd Indiana Infantry. Mustered out 7-21-65. Died at National Hospital for Disabled Veterans in Ohio 7-30-1914
Gillaspy (Gellespie), James R (B)
Knox County (Tennesee), 33, m, 5-6, Farmer
Mustered in 4-5-62. Wounded at Antietam--gunshot while discharging piece, ball went across hand entered cheek came out side of neck; lost right arm. Hospital at Boonsboro Maryland. Cranch United States Army General Hospital Washington DC. Died at Mount Pleasant hospital Washington 12-22-62 of wounds & phthisis.
Bloomington, 18, s, 5-11, Farmer
Mustered in 3-5-62. Wounded at Antietam gunshot--right side fractured 2 ribs. United States Army Field Hospital Smoketown Maryland. Camp A United States Army General Hospital Frederick Maryland. Turner's Lane United States Army General Hospital Philadelphia Pennsylvania. Transferred to Veterans' Reserve Corps Washington DC 7-1-63. Mustered out at Washington DC 3-6-65. Died at Bedford Iowa 7-15-1934
Peters (Peeters), John R
Lawrence County, 18, 6-0, Farmer
Mustered in 3-4-62. Wounded at Antietam. Died at brigade hospital near Sharpsburg Maryland 9-22-62 of wounds. Buried at Antietam National Cemetery
Sneder (Snyder, Sneider), Christopher
Monroe County, 18, s, 5-5, Farmer
Mustered in 62. Recruit for 16th Indiana Infantry but assigned to 27th. Severely wounded at Chancellorsville--bullet right shoulder. 1st Division/12th Company General Field Hospital Acquia Creek Virginia. Harewood United States Army General Hospital Washington DC. Deserted Convalescent Camp at Alexandria Virginia 8-16-63. Later service 32nd Indiana Infantry from 10-26-63 under name Simon Schneider
Umonsetter (Uminsetter), Paul B
Carroll County, 30, 5-9, Physician
Mustered in 3-4-62. Recruit for 16th Indiana Infantry but assigned to 27th. Detached service guard division ammo train 7-3-62. Discharged at Ascension United States Army General Hospital Washington DC 12-22-62 disability: phthisis
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* In compiling regimental totals, Baker, James Gibson is counted with Company F; Loughery, Roger Sherman with Company C; and McKahin, John D with Company H
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Killed in Action (4): Hendrickson, Reuben; Lister, Abraham; McKnight, Elijah; Pratt, Thomas
Died of (Mortal) Wounds (9): Cantwell, Alfred Larkin; Cook, David; Edwards, George; Gillaspy, James R; Kop, Peter; Peters, John R; Trullinger, Joseph D; VanBuskirk, Isaac (No 1); Wilson, Alfred
Died of Disease/Sickness (8): Barnes, William; Brown, William; Campbell, Benjamin Van; Denney, Jesse Hanson; Goins, George Washington; Sipes, Henry; Tatlock, Robert McKnight; White, Benjamin Franklin
Transferred to United States Army (5): Infantry = Burk, James Henry; Engineers = Bourne, Benjamin Franklin; Douglas, Thomas; Edwards, William Wallace; Gregory, Robert
Discharged (30): Arthur, James Samuel; Bunnell, Joseph; Campbell, James; Davis, James; Eads, William; Edwards, William Waitman; Foster, James Montgomery; Gabbert, Henry Clay; Gascon, Thomas Mitchell; Gentry, Tighlman Howard; Gillaspie, John; Gillaspie, William Harrison; Hancock, Greensberry W; Healey, Michael; Kinton, Joseph Vance; Lutz, Henry J; McManus, Phillip; Ottwell, William Shaller; Ottwell, Francis Asbury No 2; Ottwell, Thomas Parker; Ream, John; South, John; Tatlock, Joshua C; Todd, Thomas; Umonsetter, Paul B; VanBuskirk, David Campbell; VanBuskirk, Isaac (No 2); Vance, David Buried; Williams, John C; Williams, William
Resigned (1): Ottwell, Francis (No 1)
Transferred to Veterans Reserve Corps (4): Ard, Thomas; Daniels, Henry; Hensley, Howard H; Smith, Charles
Mustered Out (33): Arthur, Calvin; Arthur, Benjamin; Baker, James Gibson*; Bloss, John McKnight; Boicourt, Enoch; Burk, Daniel; Campbell, John; Denney, Dawson; Dodd, Harvey; Freeman, Thomas J; Gaskins, Samuel; Goss, Ephraim M; Hollar, Samuel; Hoover, Martin; James, Leonidas; Johnson, Joseph Epps; Loughery, Roger Sherman*; McGinnis, Thomas; Mitchell, Barton Warren; Mullen, Linsey Archibald; O'Connell, Martin; Parham, John; Pratt, Arthur; Richardson, Enoch; Rogers, Theodore F; Shepherd, Mark Clark; Sherman, James Donahue; Thomas, John; VanBuskirk, Michael Henry; Vanvoorst, Henry; Vinson, Samuel Reed; Weaver, John W; Welsh, George Washington
Sick Hospital at Regiment Muster Out (Mustered out Later) (5): Larkin, John; Osborn, William Wallace; Riley, William Charles; Ryne, Peter; VanBuskirk, John
Veterans (5) Transferred to 70th Indiana (3): Baker, James Gibson* (did not transfer); Edwards, George (did not transfer); Groves, John; Henshaw, William H; Lemon, Franklin
Recruits Transferred to 70th and/or 33rd Indiana (2): Boyd, James D; Eberling, Frank Godbil
Deserted (4): Butler, Daniel; Johnson, Robert; Lafever, James; Sneder, Christopher
No Further Record (1): Butler, David
Wounded in Action, not mortally (63, for 95 times): Ard, Thomas (2 battles); Arthur, Benjamin (2 battles); Arthur, Calvin (3 battles); Arthur, James Samuel; Baker, James Gibson* (2 battles); Bloss, John McKnight (4 battles); Boicourt, Enoch; Boyd, James D; Bunnell, Joseph; Burk, Daniel (2 battles); Burk, James Henry; Butler, Daniel; Campbell, James; Campbell, John (3 battles); Denney, Dawson (2 battles); Eads, William; Edwards, George (2 battles); Edwards, William Waitman (2 battles); Foster, James Montgomery; Freeman, Thomas J; Gabbert, Henry Clay (2 battles); Gascon, Thomas Mitchell; Gaskins, Samuel; Gentry, Tighlman Howard; Gillaspie, William Harrison; Goss, Ephraim M; Groves, John (3 battles); Henshaw, William H (2 battles); Hensley, Howard H; Hollar, Samuel; Hoover, Martin; Kenton, Joseph Vance (2 battles); Kop, Peter; Larkin, John (3 battles); Lemon, Franklin (3 battles); Lister, Abraham (2 battles); Loughery, Roger Sherman *; McGinnis, Thomas (2 engagements); McKahin, John D*; McKnight, Elijah; McManus, Phillip; Mitchell, Barton Warren; Mullen, Linsey Archibald; O'Connell, Martin; Ottwell, Francis Asbury (No 2); Richardson, Enoch; Riley, William Charles; Rogers, Theodore F; Ryne, Peter (2 battles); Sherman, James Donahue (3 battles); Smith, Charles; Sneder, Christopher; Tatlock, Joshua C; Thomas, John; Trullinger, Joseph D; VanBuskirk, John; VanBuskirk, Michael Henry; Vance, David Buried; Vanvoorst, Henry (3 battles); Vinson, Samuel Reed; Weaver, John (2 battles); Welsh, George Washington (2 battles); Williams, John C; Williams, William (2 battles); Wilson, Alfred
Prisoners of War (17): Ard, Thomas; Boicourt, Enoch; Bourne, Benjamin Franklin; Cook, David; Edwards, George; Healey, Michael; Hollar, Samuel; Larkin, John; Lister, Abraham; Lutz, Henry J; McKnight, Elijah; VanBuskirk, David Campbell; VanBuskirk, Isaac No 1; VanBuskirk, Isaac (No 2); VanBuskirk, Michael Henry; Loughery, Roger Sherman*; Wilson, Alfred
Injured (4): Bourne, Benjamin Franklin; Ottwell, Francis (No 1); Ottwell, Thomas Parker; Rogers, Theodore F
Number of Men Who were Casualties: 78 (5-73)
Later Service in Another Unit (12): Arthur, Benjamin; Arthur, James Samuel; Douglas, Thomas; Edwards, William Waitman; Gabbert, Henry Clay; Hancock, Greensberry W; McKahin, John D*; Ottwell, William Shaller; Sherman, James Donahue; Sneder, Christopher; Vance, David Buried
Original Members: Officers = 3
Enlisted = 99
Total = 102
Recruits = 7
Total Members = 109
Members Serving in Each Rank: Officers = 8; Non-commissioned officers = 37; Other enlisted = 109
Total = 154
Average Height: Overall: 5-10.2 (70.2")
Median: 5-10.7 (70.7")
Average Age: Overall: 23.6 years
Officers: 31.5 years
Enlisted: 22.9 years
Marital Status (verified): Married 35; Single 59
Occupations:
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Manual Labor = 84 |
Transportation = 8 |
Artisan = 12 |
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Farmer = 73 |
Railroad Man = 3* |
Miller = 2 |
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Laborer = 6 |
Railroad Conductor = 3 |
Mechanic = 1 |
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Sawyer = 3* |
Teamster/Wagoner = 2# |
Carpenter = 3 |
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Sawmill Operator = 1 |
River Man = 1 |
Plasterer = 1 |
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Weaver = 1 |
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Professional = 2 |
White Collar = 1 |
Daguerian = 1 |
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Engineer = 1 |
Clerk = 1 |
Saddler = 1 |
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School Teacher = 1 |
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Printer = 1# |
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Tinsmith = 1 |
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