THE 25TH OHIO VET. VOL. INFANTRY IN THE WAR FOR THE UNION
By Edward C. Culp
Late Lieut. Colonel 25th Ohio, and Brevet Colonel United States Volunteers
Topeka, Kansas: Geo. W. Crane & Co., Printers and Binders 1885

PREFACE

The matter contained in the following pages was prepared while we were yet in the field, upon the days immediately following our marches and battles, while in camp or bivouac, or during the long season of rest upon Folly and Hilton Head Islands.

I have revised it twice since the war, but still feel as if I was giving a very unsatisfactory history of the gallant old Regiment, and regret that its preparation has not fallen into abler hands.

Our Regiment was raised from so many portions of the State, that we have been unable to meet in annual reunions, which would have been the means of correcting many errors, especially in names. Our members are now scattered over the Western States to the Pacific Coast, but I have endeavored to get as many names as possible, with the present post office address, and will have them added in an appendix to this volume.

I am indebted to many of the old comrades for information asked for at different times during the past two years, and still ask for correction in names and dates, which will be noted for a second edition.

This book is only a plain record of events, with no attempt at humor, and will only be of interest to those who participated in the changing fortunes of the Regiment, or those others whose sons and brothers went out with us, never to return in this life.

E. C. C.
Salina, Kas., March 10, 1885

TO SAMUEL M. ROBINSON, ESQ., OF PLYMOUTH, OHIO

The Firm and Steadfast Friend of Every Boy In the Village, and Whose Heart Beat in Union with Every Soldier in Camp and Field, and Whose Name is Enshrined in our Memory Forever, This Little Volume is Affectionately Inscribed.

CHAPTER 1

Organization of the Regiment - Assignment of Companies

When the President's call for "three years men" was issued, in the early part of May, 1861, many of the 'three months" companies still remained in various camps throughout the State, with no prospect of assignment to duty in the field.

These companies were given the privilege of re-enlisting for "three years, or during the war," and such as accepted the offer were immediately consolidated into regiments, placed in camp, and drilled and disciplined for active service.

Among the regiments thus organized was the 25th Ohio Infantry, which, with the 23d, 24th and 26th Ohio, formed the brigade in Camp Chase, Columbus, Ohio, early in June, 1861.

Some of the companies, as before mentioned, had originally enlisted for three months, and had at first gone into camp in Camp Taylor, Cleveland, Ohio.

When the 25th Ohio was organized offers of companies poured in so fast that none but the very largest were accepted; and frequently the captain of one company would think himself fortunate in securing the position of first lieutenant, by fusing his company with another - thus bringing the number to the maximum (101), which warranted a speedier muster in and consequently an earlier assignment to a regiment, and active service.

Owing to this patriotic "rush to arms," regiments were not raised from one section of the State, but were composed of men from all parts, as many as sixty counties being represented in a single regiment.

This was the condition of affairs in the 25th, which was, however, remarkably fortunate in its assignment of companies, and the character of its officers, who were, as a rule, gentlemen of culture, and some of them of considerable experience in army matters, having creditably served in the war with Mexico. The enlisted men of the regiment were above the average in intelligence and social standing. The majority were young men, and it is safe to say that the average age of the Regiment was not over twenty-one. Ninety percent of the occupations were embraced in teaching, farming, book-keeping and clerks.

On the 28th of June, 1861, the last company required to complete the regimental organization was mustered into service, when the regiment presented the following roster:

Colonel - James A. Jones, Norwalk
Lieut. Colonel - Wm. P. Richardson, Woodsfield
Major - George Webster, Steubenville
Surgeon - Louis G. Meyer, Cleveland
Asst. Surgeon - Lawrence G. Andrews, Toledo
Chaplain - Zachariah Ragan, Steubenville
Adjutant - Wm. L. Hoyt, Norwalk
Quartermaster - Andrew J. Hale, Fremont
Sergeant Major - Robert F. Jackson, New London
Q. M. Sergeant - Abner J. Phelps, Mansfield
Com. Sergeant - Samuel P. Houston, Summerfield
Hospital Steward - Oliver W. Williams, Tiffin
Prin. Musician - Ad. J. Hess
Sutlers - Wm. Jordan and Wilson Askew

Company A - St. Clairsville

Captain, James F. Charlesworth
First Lieut., Wm. Askew; Second Lieut., Arthur Higgins
First Sergeant, John D. Koontz; Sergeants, Wm. B. Wright, Zenas Smith, Henry Johnson, Israel White.
Corporals: Buret McConnaughy, Wm. H. Spear, James Mellor, Thomas W. Fowler, Abram Heed, Robert Kennedy, Hiram Nicholl, Thos. H. Ferrel.
Privates: William Allum, Joseph Acres, George W. Bayless, William F. Bloor, Alexander Barrett, Joseph Boggs, Levi Butler, Elias Baile, James C. Bolan, Joshua Burkhead, Leander J. Beall, Samuel Beall, Daniel J. Crooks, Wm. H. Crisswell, George Coss, John Conway, James E. Clifford, Robert Creighton, John T. Crowe, Hugh Donally, Reuben Donnelly, Robert M. Fulton, Robert A. Fowler, Samuel Glasgow, Philip Gable, Joseph Gallagher, John W. Holland, Eli Hawker, Samuel Henry, John R. Hedge, Charles Hoober, William Harrison, Hiram J. Hahn, George W. Iden, Drewer C. Iveson, Benjmain R. Johnson, Andrew M. Jeffers, James Justus, Charles H. King, James Kelley, John W. Kent, Dewitt C. Kinney, Josephus I. Kinney, Patrick Kaine, Wm. Kinden, Wm. T. Lockwood, Henry Lambert, John Lebold, John McMillen, John McConnell, George D. W. McPherson, James McMullen, Samuel McCrubm, Jacob McCabe, John McKirahan, Thomas McBride, George W. McBride, Michael Murray, Robert H. Miller, Henry Meek, Jesse C. Patterson, Levi Ryan, James Russell, John Richards, Emanuel L. Riley, Josephus I. Riol, Wm. C. Ranking, Nathaniel Sutton, Charles Smith, Samuel R. Stewart, Ignatius Tillett, Wm. F. Tolbert, Samuel Tolbert, Hezekiah Thomas, George W. Verbeck, Simon L. Voorheis, John Weyer, Robert Wright, James G. Whittle, Henry C. White, Wm. H. White, Wm. A. Whitcraft, John Zaone.

COMPANY B. - WOODSFIELD

Captain, James Washburn
First Lieut, Charles B. Jones; Second Lieut., John D. Merryman
First Sergeant, Alston C. Archbold; Sergeants, George W. Martin, James I. Carrothers, Slater B. Brock, Thomas A. Masters
Corporals: James D. McMunn, James A. Driggs, Hugh McConville, Henry H. Moose, Samuel Trigg, John E. Hill, Elias Hoffman, Barney Powell.
Musicans, Wm. S. Shaner, John A. Hoffman
Wagoner, Apollo Wells
Privates: John O. Archbold, Michael Archer, Isaac Beaver, Daniel Berry, John Brown, Ebenezer L. Boughner, Charles beck, Fred J. Beck, Elijah Brown, Joseph Brown, Mark Brown, James M. Bowman, Wm. R. Bowman, Joshua Brown, Charles T. Chase, Thomas Cain, Stephen Conger, James D. Coffman, John B. Driggs, Peter Dailey, John W. Doherty, John C. Duff, Wm. Elliger, John Easthorn, Martin L. Folwell, Augustus Fierhelder, Henry H. ford, Phineas Gano, Wm. M. Green, Reason House, Samel B. Hurd, Joseph J. Hopten, Abram Hayden, Duncan Highman, John M. Hinds, Patrick L. Hamilton, David A. Hollingsworth, Cornelius N. Jones, Henry Jones, Ralph T. Jeffrey, Benjamin Keene, Levi Keadle, Andrew J. Lloyd, Garwood P. Lacy, Benton Longwell, Mark Lawrence, David Lowe, Elias Lowther, Wm. M. Lowther, Wm. N. Long, Robert Marriner, Nathan Morris, Wm. Moffatt, Thomas Moffatt, Perry Moffat, Newlin C. Mercer, John J. Moose, Daniel Norfolk, John Osborn, Samuel Prescott, John L. Patten, John L. Pratt, Samuel Rhynard, Frederick Rose, Robert Rutherford, Isaac Rucker, Oliver P. Smith, James Snyder, Wesley B. Sultzer, Sylvester Sultzer, James C. Sultzer, Wm. II. Stine, Joseph Stewart, Wm. Smith, Harrison Stilt, Charles Twinum, James Trigg, John H. Twaddle, Charles G. Troy, Sylvanus Ullum, Joshua B. Vaughn, Anthony Wheeler, Samuel White, John White.

COMPANY C - WOODSFIELD

Captain, Jeremiah Williams
First Lieut., William P. Richner; Second Lieut., Francis M. Sinclair
First Sergeant, Nathaniel J. Manning; sergeants, Wm. J. Ackers, William Craig, Alexander Sinclair, William Kast.
Corporals: Oscar F. Little, Abraham Tisher, Wm. Henthorn, John W. Harrison, James M. Barker, Alexander Drum, James M. Cunningham, Wm. G. Teese.
Musicians, Ad J. Hess, John Walton
Wagoner, George W. Henderson
Privates: Francis Armstrong, Henry Armway, Herman Buckleman, Andrew Boston, Elijah Becket, George Beach, Martin V. Barnes, Jacob H. Bailey, Thomas Batton, Wm. H. Batton, William Batton, Smith Bodkins, Benoni Bennett, Albert Cavanaugh, Jesse Campbell, Samuel Coppersmith, John T. Cunningham, Jonathan Dunn, Wm. R. Drum, Joseph Dixon, John Frey, George Frick, August Fisher, John W. Fisher, Christian Frankhauser, Wm. Fallon, Thomas Grisell, Alonzo P. Henthorn, Lafayette Henthorn, Samuel Hutchison, Isaac Hutchinson, Jeremiah Hicks, William Hamilton, Alexander E. Holland, Thomas B. Hudson, Isaac N. Headley, John Hall, John W. Haskins, James L. Hopper, Isaac Johnson, Harvey L. Jeffreys, Wm. J. Kelley, Franklin Long, Henry M. Link, Jacob H. Lorcall, Robert Longwell, John A. Luke, Alexander W. Lowe, Lewis Mason, John McCollister, Isaiah Masters, James B. McPeek, Aaron Noland, Joseph P. Noll, Henry Nunn, John W. Pearce, Uriah Province, James Province, Amida Province, Albert Pratt, Christian Resecker, Charles T. Riley, Peter Ryan, James L. Richardson, Mortimer Smith, Francis Schonhart, Joseph Sill, Washington Smith, Franics Schonhart, Joseph Sill, Washington Swallow, Solomon Suter, Charles W. Terry, John Tisher, John F. Thonen, Marion Y. Thornberry, Sylvanus Williams, George W. Wisiner, Lewis E. Wilson, Frederick Woodtler, Peter Yohe.

COMPANY D - RICHLAND, HURON AND FAYETTE COUNTIES

Captain, Aaron C. Johnson
First Lieut., Darius Dirlam; Second Lieut., Archibald McClellen,
First Sergeant, Robert F. Jackson; Sergeants, Edward C. Culp, Ami P. Fairbanks, Wm. B. Fleming, Hiram Ward.
Corporals: Levi d. Vinson, Daniel S. Coe, Henry Stedwell, Myron Webber, Wm. W. Banning, Flavius J. Heller, Benjamin S. Mallory, John B. Ward.
Musicians, John B. Wells, Benjamin Harrison
Wagoner, George Dunks
Privates: George W. Armstrong, Charles Alwine, Anderson Blue, George Bracey, John M. Beelman, Albert N. Bradley, Theodore Brown, Newton A. Briggs, Wm. H. Brown, Frank Bisel, Cicero H. Boden, Othro W. Byrood, William D. Banks, George W. Crawford, Robert B. Cumpton, Wesley B. Cummings, Warren Collins, James L. Clark, John Crawford, George H. Clock, Clark O. Childs, Calvin A. Day, Wm. Duff, Nathaniel S. Davis, Wm. F. Fisher, Samuel Fleck, Joseph Ferguson, Lewis Ferman, Alphonzo E. Gregory, Thomas Grimes, Frederick Henick, David Houghtlin, Edward D.Hubbell, Benjamin F. Jones, Thomas Jones, Charles Jesson, John E. Jameson, Samuel Keifer, George Kester, Frank B. Lockwood, Lewis M. Lewis, Nicholas H. Lickliter, Geo. Logan, Morris McGregor, Lyman May, James M. McBride, Alfred Meeker, James Nesbit, Alfred Noacker, Nathaniel C. Osborn, James N. Pulver, Emanuel Ribblets, Charles C. Rodier, Samuel Reed, George Rumsey, Wm. Roberts, Fred Schnauffer, Jeremiah Snyder, Samuel Sutler, John M. Sparks, John H. Sharrett, Jesse Sharrett, John R. Smithson, Wm. S. Straley, John Truxell, William Underwood, John Vaughn, Clark F. Wright, Wm. White.

COMPANY E - FREMONT

Captain, Moses H. Crowell
First Lieut., John W. Bowlus; Second Lieut., Andrew J. Hale
First Sergeant, Elisha Biggerstaff; sergeants, Chas. Ladd, David R. Hunt, Carrington E. Randall, George N. Holcomb.
Corporals: Lewis H. Bowlus, Cyrus Odell, John A. Stump, William Herring, Howard Carmon, Daniel Hubble, James Clark, Jacob P. Thomas.
Musicians, Robert H. Culley, Benj. S. Gilmore.
Wagoner, Clinton Walters
Privates: George W. Alger, Geo. F. Alfred, John Bigley, James Bacon, Frederick T. Beagle, Henry Barnup, James W. Barnes, Charles Cimmerer, Elbridge Comstock, Frederick Cannell, Charles Caul, George W. Cleland, Thomas E. Coalwell, Samuel H. Deselems, Andrew J. Davis, George Dugan, Samuel Edgar, John Everingham, Isaiah Eastlick, George C. Edgerton, Josiah Fought, Samuel Frontz, August Freet, John Ferrell, Frederick Guilger, Joseph Hess, Monta Heath, Harvey N. Hall, Thomas C. Hemmiger, Wm. L. Hutton, Thomas Howell, John Q. Hutchins, Frederick Halderman, Oliver P. Hershey, Virgil Jacobs, John Jell, George Kessler, John Knappenberger, Jesse Little, John Leary, John Loose, Lawrison Marsh, Joseph Mitchell, Wm. Mensor, Lucius Marsh, Darius Minnier, John Minnier, Peter Molyet, Wm. H. Mackey, John P. Merris, Lewis Moorer, Michael Mulgrove, Orlando L. Mills, Harrison J. Meyers, Peter Miller, Isaac Nye, Hiram Odell, Hiram Ostrander, Richard D. Phelps, Alexander Pemberton, John E. Rearick, Joseph Riddle, Lewis Robber, Frederick Schultz, Wm. R. Stump, Alfred F. Stump, Abednego Stevens, Norton G. Skinner, Joel Sphon, Levi S. Stewart, Henry Smuck, Florence Smith, Alexander Scott, Benjamin Stahley, Charles Slaughterbeck, Edward J. Teeples, Christopher J. Thayer, John Tweedle, Decatur Whitney, George D. Wormwood, Joseph Wright, Lewis Zeigler.

COMPANY F - STEUBENVILLE

Captain, John F. Oliver
First Lieut., John W. Ross; Second Lieut., James Templeton.
First Sergeant, Joseph H. Hollis; Sergeants, Peter Yarnell, John F. Thompson, James M. Jones, Wm. Maloney.
Corporals: William Bougher, Samuel P. Huston, William M. Stager, Wm. Gassaway, George A. Aubert, David C. Zugler, Wilson H. Peterson, Emile A. Huston.
Musicians, Jacob A. Crabill, Benjamin F. Crabill
Wagoner, Israel Brown
Privates: Florence Airman, Geo. M. Aulter, John Armstrong, John Barrett, John Brownlee, Patrick Burke, David Casteel, Michael Cantwell, Albert V. H. Clark, Charles L. Collin, Wm. L. Cooper, James Collins, Samuel Crawford, Josiah O. Curl, James Conroy, Emanuel P. Dotson, Edward Dunn, Frederick Eberheart, Solomon Ebersole, Samuel M. Forrester, Edwin O. Forrester, Jonathan C. Fuller, John A. Garrison, John F. Grange, Henry Greer, John T. Hancock, Geo. Harmon, George W. Horner, Wm. H. Irwine, Gustav Kolby, John Larkins, Theodore E. Lodge, Thomas Long, John C. Maxwell, John Meeker, Jerome P. Miller, Israel Miller, Josiah H. Meredith, Andrew Moffat, James Mooney, Barnard McLaferty, Thomas Nolen, John O. Neal, Wm. P. Parrish, John P. Parrish, Samuel Price, Leander Proviner, Stephen Point, John Pool, John I. Roberts, John Ruddicks, John H. Saunders, David P. Scott, James Schallett, John Serrels, James S. Shannon, Wm. F. Shannon, Alexander Shannon, Basil C. Shields, Isaac H. Smith, Moses Sweeney, Franklin D. Steetson, John Tucker, John H. Veite, Levi M. wells, Joseph H. White, Hugh Wilson.

COMPANY G - SENECA, MUSKINGUM AND JEFFERSON COUNTIES

Captain, Asa Way
First Lieut, Wesley Chamberlain; Second Lieut., Benjamin W. Blandy
First Sergeant, John A. Perky; Sergeants, John H. Milliman, John Fenton, Omer P. Norris, Alfred A. Lamkin.
Corporals: Herbert G. Ogden, Wesley Milliman, Blydon H. Boyce, Edward P. Wilcox, Samuel Baughman, Andrew D. Stewart, John C. Livensparger, Geo. S. Ogden.
Privates: Moses Cram, Amender Eaton, Eli F. Beard, Rush P. Baldwin, Irwin W. Bergerstreser, Andrew J. Ames, William Burgess, John Benny, George Bair, Joseph Bush, John J. Cummings, Edward Considine, Andrew J. Crosley, William W. Chamberlain, Thomas Cuthbertson, John Cole, Josiah Downs, John N. Dickin, Joseph Dyerman, William H. Ephraim, John Ewalt, John D. Fisher, John Gallagher, Wm. H. Gulick, Geo W. Greeling, Leander W. Gaddis, Charles V. Harrison, Geo. Hany, Isaac S. Hill, John R. Hill, Michael Harris, James C. Houston, William Jackson, John C. Kirley, Elijah S. Karns, Wm. J. Kyle, Noah Kenser, Joseph Kuldenbach, Simon L. Kahn, Francis A. Lumbar, Jacob Lips, Robert Langmore, Thomas Lotz, George Longstreet, Oliver C. Langmore, Adolphus Meyer, William T. Maher, William Miller, James Mackey, George W. McVicar, WM. McMillen, Ruiah Magee, James Male, Thomas J. Meyers, James T. Moore, Martin V. B. Miller, Daniel Metzger, Leonard K. Nye, Charles C. Norple, Samuel Ogbern, Gilbert T. Ogden, Wm. Pancost, Charles T. Robinson, Melvin O. Robinson, William Robinson, John W. Smith, Conrad Smith, John G. Sparks, John Steel, Charles Silcox, Wm. H. Swigert, William Steel, Silas Sturky, James W. Simpkins, Isaac Troxel, George Taylor, Matthew Teach, John Troutfelter, John Veurick, Wm. Walker, Martin V. B. Wolf, James T. Williams, George White, Edgar A. Way, George Whitson, Oliver W. Williams, John W. Wallace.

COMPANY H - McCONNELLSVILLE

CAPTAIN, Lewis R. Green
First Leiut., Francis A. Davis; Second Lieut., John T. Wood
First Sergeant, George Newmand; Sergeants, Samuel McCaslin, John L. Cox, Michael F. Danforth, Wm. M. Metcalf.
Corporals: Robert S. Russell, Wm. Barrell, James S. Wiley, Luther Flagg, Wm. D. Davis, Wm. H. Bundy, Wm. F. Dunn, Zachariah T. Roach
Musican, Lewis R. Brent
Wagoner, Eli Pyle
Privates: John Burral, Cornelius Burral, Dempsey Boswal, Grifett Butler, Alvin N. Burlingham, Wm. Chadwick, Alfred G. Cornelius, George Clements, David Craig, Thomas J. Cooper, James Castor, Wm. Camden, John S. Dunn, Oscar J. Dunn, Jesse M. Davis, John F. Davis, Benjamin Dawson, John Darnel, Zeno F. Davis, Barzelia F. Eavealand, John C. Edwards, Jefferson Fouts, Thomas Foster, Wm. L. Fouts, William Gellespie, John W. Grier, Samuel M. Gordon, Levi Golden, Joseph Harkins, Cyrus Harman, David Hartley, John Hiett, Jacob W. Hatton, Hiram Hughes, John W. Horseman, Isaac P. M. Kean, Blair Kincaid, George W. Lochner, James Martin, William H. Menderhall, Samuel Mason, Levi McLaughlin, Silas Noland, Henry W. Outcalt, John T. Paitner, Greenberry Penn, Cyrus Police, Jacob Palmer, James A. Roland, George Reed, george W. Reed, George Raymond, Robert W. Spurrier, Thomas Sheets, Peter Smith, William L. Smooth, William Pedro, Franklin Thompson, John E. Timberlake, Theodore Timberlake, William Work, Oran Wheeler, John Woodward, Amos Wilcox, James S. Welch, John D. Wizner, Philip D. Wizner, James T. Woodman, Isaac N. Young, Wm. T. Yeaton.

COMPANY I - SUMMERFIELD

Captain, John M. Moseley
First Lieut., James A. Pettay; Second Lieut., Joseph L. Ball
First Sergeant, Edward Ellis; Sergeants, William A. Allen, Thomas H. Timberlake, John S. Snyder, Samuel G. Shirk.
Corporals: Harrison Wilson, Francis M. Sheckle, Jacob L. Barnett, Andrew J. Collins, Joseph S. Perry, Samuel T. Calland, John Harlam, Westly McConnell.
Privates: Howard Atherton, John M. Ashfield, George W. Altop, Wm. H. Brown, Wm. J. Brown, Jenney Breach, Samuel J. Brooks, Benjamin Barlow, William C. Barlow, James C. Bassford, John W. Bunting, Thomas Butning, John W. Beall, Thomas Barnes, Wallace H. Cooley, John W. Calvert, Samuel Clary, Joseph Cunningham, Zachariah Dailey, Elisha Dunn, George W. Dobbins, Kins. Davis, Emanuel De Noon, Merace T. Floyd, Reuben E. Gant, William Gant, Francis R. Gant, Isaac Harper, Hollis Hutchins, John H. Houston, Samuel W. Houston, Lorenzo D. Hill, Howard Hallett, Jonathan Hayden, William A. Johnson, John H. Johnson, Philip M. Jones, Nelson C. Lovett, Edward T. Lovett, Noah H. Lindsey, Archeleus Lingo, Stephen Loveall, David Logan, Isaac M. Kirk, Wm. McBride, James H. McBride, David McConnell, James W. McWilliams, David McCollock, James McKitrick, Adam S. Ninicle, Henry Miller, Joseph P. Oliver, Isaac Powell, Seneca C. Rogers, John T. Rhodes, Jube M. Rhodes, Benjamin F. Rickey, James Rutherford, John W. Rucker, Harrison Shaw, Wm. H. Shaw, Aspberry, Stephens, Chester T. Stills, John J. Smith, Wm. S. Smith, Thomas Smartwood, George Shaffer, Henson W. True, McDonald Thorley, Wilbert B. Teters, Joseph Wilson, Isaac Wilson, Friend P. Wilson, Archibald Wiley, Wm. F. Wiley, Arthur Wharton, Wm. Wharton, Charles Weinstein.

COMPANY K-TOLEDO

Captain, Jonathan Brown.
First Lieut., Nathaniel Haughton; Second Lieut., Harlow Milliken.
First Sergeant, Edward H. Severance; Sergeants, Erwin F. Carver, Wm. F. Scott, John J. Worts, John H. Kehn.
Corporals: Lewis F. Shannon, Joseph Houston, John W. Forbs, Wm. H. Fenton, Charles Oeckel, Marcus L. Decker, Edwin B. Buckner, Wm. Hadnett.
Musician, Wm. H. Ritch.
Wagoner, Austin Haughton.
Privates: John H. Brisco, James Ben way, Martin Bender, George Brown, James E. Bridge, John Baker, Charles 0. Baker, John H. Bolesmeyer, Lawrence Burns, Christ. Bauman, Lewis C. Boegholt, Calvin A. Carpenter, Westley H. Cooper, Charles M. Cass, George T. Copeland, Charles H. Conger, Reginald Crawford, Mel Cameron, William Carroll, John A. Church, Charles Chollette, Thomas Dunn, Maynard H. Dean, Thomas Delvin, Charles H. De Bolt, Reuben Drippard, Conrad Daum, Lewis Emery, Christian E. Evans, John H. Flinn, Charles Ferrenbock, Chauncey M. Griffith, James D. Groff, Orlando Gray, Daniel D. Grover, Burton S. Hayes, George A. Hyck, Andrew J. Hutchins, James W. Hall, Michael Hurlbert, Jim. S. Halloway, Anthony Jeremy, James Jones, August Knack, William T. Ketchum, Enos Kameron, Clark Kelley, John Klinck, Shepherd Lewis,Frederick Lang, Peter Matthews, Charles T. Millhollin, Emil L. Marx, Lewis Miller, John Mortal, James Moran, James W. Metzger, Joseph Millett, Enos W. Miner, Deville Kelson, Thomas O'Neal, George W. Page, George H. Palmer, Harlem Page, John Patton, Edward Peck, Thomas Pose, James P. Smith, Charles A. Smith, Pichard M. Sherman, John Segrist, John Stoker, Wester H. Shaffer, Lyman B. Stone, Peter Triquant, Augustus Tebeau, Wm. I. Town, John B. Viers, Lemuel E. Yiers, David S. Viers, William Yickery, Henry J. Welling, George Wenzle

Lieut. A. J. Hale, of Company E, was appointed Quartermaster, and Benjamin F. Hawks was appointed by the Governor to fill the vacancy. Although the Pegiment was only a few days in service, its organization had been complete, and the appointment of Hawks to the vacancy in Company E was looked upon with much disfavor in that company, and the feeling largely sympathized with by the balance of the Pegiment.

Lieut. Hawks was an excellent officer, and well qualified, as he afterwards proved, to fill any position in the Pegiment; but the feeling against his appointment was so marked, that he shortly afterwards was detailed from the Regiment, at his request, and soon resigned. He afterwards served in the Adjutant General's Department, and was at one time Lieut. Colonel of the 78th Ohio

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