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CHAPTER XI.
TIOGA COUNTY’S PATRIOTISM IN THE CIVIL WAR---
ROLLS OF COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
During the war of 1812 a number went forth to battle, and when the British burned Buffalo, and a messenger came riding through the valley of the Tioga, the hardy pioneer threw down his ax and hastened to the frontier.
But it was reserved until 1861 for the sons of Tioga to display their courage and the love of country. There were then about 32,000 inhabitants in the county and about 4,000 between the ages of eighteen and forty-five, liable for military duty. Over 2,000 of that number went into the Union army, and were engaged on the battle fields from the Pennsylvania line to the Gulf of Mexico, wherever the rebellion existed. Many lie buried in southern soil, who died on the field of battle, in hospital, or in prison, and many returned with honorable wounds and honorable records. Every mail from the south and every click of the telegraph was watched with intense anxiety by those at home who had fathers, brothers and husbands in the great and terrible struggle with secession; and scarcely a day passed that either the mail or the telegraph did not bring sad news from the front, of some loved one who had passed away in the battle for the life of the nation. Scarcely a family in Tioga county but had some near and dear friend in the army. The anxiety and suspense were terrible.
Notwithstanding companies were formed in various sections of the county and large bounties offered by township, borough and county authorities, many enlisted in companies and regiments gotten up in other sections of the State, and very many went over the line and attached themselves to companies or regiments formed in Steuben, Chemung, or other counties of New York. It has been estimated by those competent to judge that fully five hundred privates from Tioga county were enlisted in this manner and lost their identity as belonging to Tioga county; and it is therefore concluded that Tioga county’s sons to the number 2,500 were engaged in the war for the Union. The historian who should gather a full and complete list of the citizens of Tioga county who participated in the war would find it a lifelong task. The searching of either township or county records or those in the adjutant generals’ offices of Pennsylvania and New York will not show the facts, for the men were accredited to the township and county where they enlisted, and not as hailing from Tioga county. It is only by a personal acquaintance with the soldier that the true record can ever be made up. This personal acquaintance no one posses, and the only way that an approximately true record can be made is for the survivors to communicate with some central organization.
We append a record in part, showing the commissioned officers of some Tioga companies. A complete roster would be two voluminous for our space. The date following the name is that from which the officer’s rank dated.
THIRTY-FIFTH PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS.
This regiment was organized at Harrisburg in June 1861.
Company H
had the following officers from Tioga county:
Captains.---Julius Sherwood; resigned Sept. 3 ‘61. James J. Carle, to rank as captain from Oct. 25 ‘61; on detached duty at the time of muster-out of regiment.
First Lieutenants.---James J. Carle; promoted captain. John W. Roe; resigned May ‘62. Silas S. Rockwell; honorably discharged Sept. 16 ‘63. James B. Goodman; mustered out with company June 11 ’64 and appointed brevet captain. John W. Rose; promoted first lieutenant to rank from April 22nd 1861.
Second Lieutenants.---John Hinman, Oct. 25 ‘61; resigned Jan. 18 ‘63. James B. Goodman; promoted first lieutenant to rank from Dec. 14 ‘62. Frank A. Foster, Sept. 17 ‘63; died May 10 ’64 of wounds received in battle.
Quartermaster.---A. A. Scudder; appointed brevet captain March 31 ‘62; honorably discharged March 12 ‘65.
FORTY-SECOND PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS.
The 42nd regiment was organized at Harrisburg in June 1861, to serve three years, and was mustard out of service June 11, 1864, at Harrisburg; re-enlisted veterans and recruits were transferred into the 190th Pennsylvania Volunteers. The 42nd regiment was also known as the 13th Pennsylvania reserve.
Alanson E. Niles was commissioned major, to rank from Sept. 10 ‘62; and W. T. Humphrey assistant surgeon, to rank from June 13 ‘61; he was promoted surgeon of the 149th Pa.
COMPANY A
Captains.---Philip Holland, April 23 ’61 killed in the battle of Charles City Cross Roads, Va., June 30, ‘62. John G. Harrower, June 30, ‘62; resigned June 20 ‘63.
First Lieutenants.---John G. Harrower, April 23 ‘61; promoted captain. Neri B. Kinsey, June 30 ‘62; promoted captain of Company C, with rank from March 1 ‘63. Edwin B. Leonard, March 1 ‘63; mustered out with company June 11, ‘64.
Second Lieutenants.---Edwin B. Leonard; promoted first lieutenant to rank from March 1 ‘63. Daniel Orcutt, March 1, ‘63; killed in action May 8 ‘64.
COMPANY E.
Captains.---Alanson E. Niles, April 22 ‘61; promoted major. Samuel A. Mack, March 1 ‘63, mustered out with company June 11 ‘64.
First Lieutenants.---Lucius Truman, May 20 ‘61; promoted quartermaster 190th Pennsylvania. Samuel A. Mack; to rank from Sept. 10 ‘62; promoted captain. George A. Ludlow, March 1 ‘63; honorably discharged Sept. 26 ‘63. William Taylor; discharged April 28, ‘64.
Second Lieutenants.---Samuel A. Mack, April 22 ‘61; promoted first lieutenant. George A. Ludlow, Sept. 10 ‘62; promoted first lieutenant. William Taylor, Sept. 10 ‘62; promoted first lieutenant.
COMPANY F.
Captain.---John A. Wolf, May 4 ‘63; transferred to 190th Pa; appointed brevet major.
First Lieutenant.---John A. Wolf, Feb. 1 ‘63; promoted to captain.
COMPANY G.
Captain.---Hugh McDonald, May 27 ‘61; mustered out with company June 11 ‘64; appointed brevet major.
First Lieutenant.---Jesse B. Doan, May 27 ‘61; resigned Jan. 4 ‘62.
FORTY-FIFTH PENNSYLVANIA INFANTRY.
This regiment was organized Oct. 21 ’61 at Harrisburg. It was engaged in the battles of James Island, South Mountain, Antietam, Fredericksburg, Siege of Vicksburg, Jackson, Blue Springs, Campbell Station, Siege of Knoxville, Wilderness, Spottsylvania, Cold Harbor, North Anna, Petersburg, Weldon Railroad and Poplar Spring Church. Francis M. Hill was lieutenant-colonel. John F. Trout was commissioned major to rank from July 10 ‘64; mustered out with regiment July 17, ‘65. D. Dickinson was commissioned adjutant, to rank from Oct. 19 ‘64; mustered out with regiment July 17, ‘65.
COMPANY F.
First Lieutenant.---George P. Scudder, April 14 ‘62; killed in action at Bethesda Church, Va., June 3 ‘64.
Second Lieutenant.---George P. Scudder, Oct. 16 ‘61; promoted first lieutenant. J. E. Woodmanser, April 14 ‘62; resigned July 31 ‘62. Adolph Campbell, July 11 ‘63; honorably discharged Dec. 9 ‘64.
COMPANY G.
Captains.--- Nelson Whitney, Oct. 14 ‘61; resigned July 30 ‘62. Reese G. Richards, Aug. 1 ‘62; mustered out with company July 17 ‘64.
First Lieutenants.---Samuel Haynes, May 21 ‘62; discharged at expiration of term, Oct. 20 ‘64. John B. Emery, Oct. 2 ‘64; commission not delivered. John J. Rogers, Oct. 19 ‘64; mustered out with company July 17 ‘64.
Second Lieutenants.---John J. Reese, Oct. 14 ‘61; resigned July 30, ‘62. Ephraim Jeffers, March 1 ‘63; honorably discharged Sept. 2 ‘64. Thomas J. Davis, Jan. 24 ‘65; mustered out with company July 17 ‘65.
COMPANY H
Captains.---E. G. Schiefflein, to rank from Oct. 17 ‘61; resigned Jan. 15 ‘63. John F. Trout, Sept. 4 ‘62; promoted major. Edgar F. Austin, March 1, ‘63; honorably discharged Oct. 11 ‘64. Luke D. Seeley, Dec. 1 ‘64; mustered out with company July 17 ‘65.
First Lieutenants.---Enoch F. Howard, Oct. 17 ‘61; resigned Aug. 19 ‘62. Edgar F. Austin, Sept. 4 ‘62; promoted captain. Luke D. Seeley, March 1, ‘63; promoted captain. Hiram Pickering, Dec. 1 ‘64; mustered out with company July 17 ‘65.
Second Lieutenants.---Reuben H. Close, Oct. 17 ‘61; resigned May 1 ‘62. John B. Greenfield, March 1 ’63 honorably discharged July 7 ‘64. Levi B. Robb, Jan. 11 ‘65; died April 9 ‘65, of wounds received in action April 2. Nathan Edwards, April 10 ‘65; mustered out with company July 17 ‘65.
COMPANY I
Captains.---Francis M. Hill, Oct. 18 ‘61; promoted lieutenant colonel. William Chase, April 1 ‘63; honorably discharged Jan. 18 ‘65. Charles M. Hart, Jan. 19 ‘65; mustered out with company July 17 ‘65.
First Lieutenants.---George D. Smith, Oct. 18 ‘61; killed in action at South Mountain, Md., Sept. 14 ‘62. William Chase, Sept. 4 ‘62; promoted captain. Charles M. Hart, July 1, ‘63; promoted captain. James E. Catlin, March 1 ‘65; mustered out with company July 17 ‘65.
Second Lieutenants.---George M. Ackley, Oct. 18 ‘61; resigned July 31 ‘63. James M. Cole, Aug. 1 ‘62; killed in the battle of South Mountain, Md., Sept. 14 ‘62. Charles M. Hart, Sept. 14 ‘62; promoted first lieutenant. Dewitt C. Hoig, July 1 ‘63; killed on picket line at Cold Harbor, Va., June 6 ‘64. James E. Catlin, June 6 ‘64; promoted first lieutenant.
FIFTY-NINTH REGIMENT.
COMPANY D.
Captain.---S. D. Phillips, Aug. 23 ‘62; mustered out with company May 29 ‘63.
First Lieutenant.---Albert B. Cloos, Aug. 22 ‘62; mustered out with company May 29 ‘63.
Second Lieutenants.---Alva Davidson, Aug. 22 ‘62; honorably discharged Feb. 17 ‘63. Martin Dodge, Feb. 17 ‘63; mustered out with company May 29 ‘63.
COMPANY L.
Captains.---Robert T. Wood, Sept. 17 ‘61; resigned Sept. 29 ‘62. Charles R. Taylor, Nov. 1 ‘62; honorably discharged at end of term, Nov. 5 ‘64. Robert B. Ferry, Feb. 23 ‘65; honorably discharged by reason of consolidation June 17 ‘65.
First Lieutenants.--- Charles R. Taylor, Oct. 8 ‘61; promoted captain. Martin V. Hallet, Oct. 8 ‘61; honorably discharged at end of term, Oct. 11 ‘64.
Second Lieutenants.---Martin V. Hallet, Oct. 8 ‘61; promoted first lieutenant. Robert B. Ferry, Oct. 16 ‘64; promoted captain. William A. Faulkner, March 20 ‘65; honorably discharged on the consolidation (June 17 ‘65) of this regiment with the 20th cavalry; mustered out of the service July 13 ‘65.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIRST REGIMENT.
Lieutenant-Colonel.---Melvin L. Clark, May 18 ‘65; mustered out as captain of Company B June ‘65.
Major.---Joseph S. Hoard, Oct. 5 ‘61; promoted lieutenant-colonel.
COMPANY B.
Captains.---Victor A. Elliott, Feb. 26 ‘62; honorably discharged Sept. 22 ‘62; honorably discharged Sept. 22 ‘62. Melvin L. Clark Sept. 22 ‘63; promoted lieutenant-colonel. Dyer J. Butts, June 1 ‘65; absent as paroled prisoner (1st sergeant) at date of muster-out of company.
First-Lieutenants.---Abram Young, Oct. 5 ‘61; honorably discharged Sept. 23 ‘62. Franklin P. Wylie, Sept. 24, ‘62; honorably discharged Dec. 24 ‘63. Victor A. Elliott, Jan. 16 ‘64; promoted captain. George Hollands, June 1 ‘65; mustered out with company as sergeant June 25 ‘ 65.
Second-Lieutenants.---George Gaylord, Oct. 5 ‘61; resigned Aug. 9 ‘62. Melvin L. Clark, Aug. 9 ‘62; promoted captain. Henry S. Horton, Sept. 24 ‘62; mustered out at expiration of term, Dec. 19 ‘64. Justus B. Clark, June 1, ‘65; mustered out with company as sergeant.
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-SIXTH REGIMENT.
Major.---Charles Ryan, Aug. 29 ‘62; mustered out with regiment May 29 ‘63.
COMPANY A.
Captains.---J. J. Hammond, Aug. 16 ‘62; resigned Feb. 28 ‘63. John I. Mitchell, Feb. 28 ‘63; mustered out with company May 29 ‘63.
First Lieutenant.---Romanzo Bailey, April 19 ‘62; mustered out with company May 29 ‘63.
Second Lieutenants.---John I. Mitchell, Aug. 16 ‘62; promoted captain. H. L. Prutsman, Feb. 28 ‘63; mustered out with company May 29 ‘63.
COMPANY B.
First Lieutenant.---Nelson Doty, Aug. 16 ‘62; honorably discharged March 31 ‘63.
COMPANY I.
Captain.---Ransford B. Webb, Sept. 24 ‘64; mustered out with company Aug. 3 ‘65.
Second Lieutenants.---Ransford B. Webb, April 11 ‘64; promoted captain. William E. Zinn, Feb. 24 ‘65; mustered out with company Aug. 3 ‘65.
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-NINTH REGIMENT.
This regiment was in the following engagements: Chancellorsville, Bethesda Church, Weldon Railroad, Gettysburg, Wilderness, Spottsylvania, Hatcher’s Run, Tolopotomy, North Anna and Petersburg. The surgeon was W. T. Humphrey, and the chaplain Rev. J. F. Calkins.
COMPANY A.
Captains.---Alfred J. Sofield, Aug. 16 ‘62; killed at the battle of Gettysburg, July 1 ‘63. Lewis Bodine, May 4 ‘64; honorably discharged Nov. 14 ‘64. B. H. Warriner, Nov. 14 ‘64; mustered out with company June 24 ‘65.
First Lieutenants.---Lewis Bodine, July 2 ‘63; promoted to captain. John Rexford, May 4 ‘64; honorably discharged as second lieutenant July 8 ‘64. George Blackwell, July 9 ‘64; honorably discharged Aug. 31 ‘64. John Walbridge, Nov. 14 ‘64; mustered out with company June 24 ‘65.
Second Lieutenants.---Lewis Bodine, Aug. 26 ‘62; promoted first lieutenant. George Blackwell, May 4 ‘64; promoted first lieutenant. B. H. Warriner, July 9 ‘64; promoted captain. George D. Brooks, March 9 ‘65; mustered out with company.
COMPANY G.
Captain.---Thomas B. Bryden, Aug. 30 ‘62; honorably discharged March 25 ‘63.
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SEVENTH.
Major.---George W. Merrick, Feb. 28 ‘64; honorably discharged Sept. 20 ‘64.
COMPANY A.
Captains.---Morgan Hart, April 13 ‘64; discharged March 9, ‘65. Robert Young, March 10 ‘65; mustered out with company Aug. 3 ‘65.
First Lieutenants.---Robert Young, March 10 ‘65; promoted captain. Timothy B. Culver, March 10 ‘65; mustered out with company as second lieutenant Aug. 3 ‘65.
Second Lieutenants.---Gerould Dennison, April 13 ‘64; honorably discharged Sept. 2 ‘64. Timothy B. Culver, Sept. 3 ‘64; promoted first lieutenant. William A. Stone, March 10 ‘65; mustered out with company as first sergeant Aug. 3 ‘65.
ONE HUNDRED AND NINETIETH REGIMENT.
This regiment was organized in the field, in Virginia, in March and April 1864, from veterans of the 1st, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th and 13th regiments, Pennsylvania reserve volunteer corps. It participated in engagements at Petersburg, Weldon Railroad, Chapel House and Hatcher’s Run.
Major.---John A. Wolf, June 6’ 64; mustered out with regiment Jun. 28 ‘65.
Quartermaster.---Lucius Truman, June 6 ‘64; mustered out with regiment at Arlington Heights June 28 ‘65.
Assistant Surgeon.---J. G. Chambers, July 23 ‘64; mustered out with regiment Aug. 3 ‘65.
COMPANY C.
Captain.---Neri B. Kinsey, June 6 ‘64; appointed brevet major Oct. 1 ‘64; honorably discharged March 8 ‘65.
COMPANY E.
First Lieutenant.---R. J. Chestenot, June 6 ‘64; killed in action June 17 ‘64.
TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTH REGIMENT.
Colonel.---Robert C. Cox, Sept. 8 ‘64; appointed brevet brigadier-general April 2 ‘65; mustered out with regiment May 31 ‘65.
Major.---Victor A. Elliott, Sept. 14 ’64; mustered out with regiment May 31 ‘65.
Quartermaster.---W. F. Weseman, Sept. 8 ‘64; mustered out with regiment May 31 ‘65.
COMPANY A.
Captain.---Elmer Backer, Sept. 8 ‘64; mustered out with company May 31 ‘65.
Second Lieutenant.---Thomas O. Doud, Sept. 8 ‘64; mustered out with company.
COMPANY B.
First Lieutenant.---J. Schambacker, April 3 ‘64; mustered out with company May 31 ‘65.
COMPANY D.
Captain.---S. D. Phillips, Sept. ‘64; appointed brevet major April 2 ‘65; mustered out with company May 31 ‘65.
First Lieutenant.---Albert B. Cloos, Sept. 7 ‘64; mustered out with company.
Second Lieutenant.---Chauncey C. Ackley, Sept. 7 ‘64; mustered out with company.
COMPANY E.
Second Lieutenant.---W. L. Keagle, Sept. 7 ‘64; mustered out with company May 31 ‘65.
COMPANY H.
Captain.---R. T. Wood, Sept. 4 ‘64; appointed brevet major; mustered out with company May 31 ‘65.
First Lieutenants.---J. E. Parkhurst, Sept. 12 ‘64; died May 24 ‘65. Amasa Culver, May 24 ‘65; mustered out with company as second lieutenant May 31 ‘65.
Second Lieutenants.---Amasa Culver, Sept. 12 ‘64; promoted first lieutenant. Oliver P. Babcock, May 24 ‘65; not mustered.
COMPANY K.
Captain.---John J. Reese, Sept. 10 ‘64; appointed brevet major April 2 ‘65; mustered out with company May 31 ‘65.
First Lieutenant.---John Karr, Sept. 10 ’64; mustered out with company.
Second Lieutenants.---Thomas D. Elliott, Sept. 10 ‘64; honorably discharged March 23 ‘65. William L. Reese, April 3 ‘65; mustered out with company.
THIRTY-FIFTH REGIMENT, NINETY DAYS MEN.
This regiment was organized at Harrisburg, July 4th 1863. The following officers were from Tioga county:
Lieutenant-Colonel.---E. J. Schiefflein, July 4 ‘63; mustered out Aug. 7 ‘63.
Quartermaster.---Hugh Young, July 4 ‘63; mustered out with regiment Aug. 7 ‘63.
Assistant Surgeon.---W. W. Webb, July 10 ‘63; mustered out with regiment.
COMPANY E.
Captain.---Morgan L. Bacon, July 1 ‘63; mustered out with regiment.
First Lieutenant.---John L. Murdaugh, July 1 ‘63; mustered out with company Aug. 7 ‘63.
Second Lieutenant.---Abram B. Dewitt, July 1 ‘63; mustered out with company.
COMPANY F.
Captain.---William Cole, July 7 ‘63; mustered out with company Aug. 7 ‘63.
First Lieutenant.---W. S. Boatmen, July 4 ‘63; mustered out with regiment.
Second Lieutenant.---Robert H. Steele, July 7 ‘63; mustered out with company.
COMPANY G.
Captain.---Luman Stevens, July 7 ‘63; mustered out with company Aug. 7 ‘63.
First Lieutenant.---Giles Roberts, July 4 ‘63; mustered out with company.
Second Lieutenant.---E. D. Rutherford, July 7 ‘63; mustered out with company.
COMPANY K.
Captain.---Horace S. Johnson, July 7 ‘63; mustered out Aug. 7 ‘63.
First Lieutenant.---Romanzo C. Bailey, June 29 ‘63; mustered out Aug. 7 ‘63.
Second Lieutenant.---Henry R. Fish, July 7 ‘63; mustered out with company.
SMALLER CONTINGENTS.
FORTY-FOURTH REGIMENT (ninety days militia).---
Assistant Surgeon Lyman Hall, July 11 ‘63; mustered out Aug. 27 ‘63.
FIFTY-SEVENTH REGIMENT, COMPANY D.---Captain Hiram W. Calkins, Sept. 4 ‘61; resigned Aug. 2 ‘62. First Lieutenant Charles O. Etz, Sept. 4 ‘61; killed at Malvern Hill, Va., July 1, ‘62. Second Lieutenant William A. Mattison, Sept. 4 ‘61; resigned June 25 ‘62.
FIFTY-EIGHTH REGIMENT, COMPANY E.---Second Lieutenant W. W. Richardson, Jan. 23 ‘66; mustered out with the company as sergeant Jan. 24 ‘66.
EIGHTIETH REGIMENT (7th Pa. Cavalry), COMPANY C.---First Lieutenant C. C. Hermans, March 1 ‘63; died Aug. 22 ’64 of wounds received at Lovejoy Station, Georgia. First Lieutenant A. J. B. Dartt, Oct. 1 ‘64; mustered out with company, Aug. 23, ‘65. Second Lieutenant Henry B. Calkins, March 1 ‘63; honorably discharged July 5 ‘64. COMPANY G.---James W. Childs, second lieutenant, March 25 ‘62; resigned April 24 ‘64. COMPANY L.---Otis Gerould, first lieutenant, Dec. 1 ‘64; mustered out with company Aug. 23 ‘65.
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTH REGIMENT, COMPANY B.---John Irwin, captain, June 22 ‘64; mustered out at expiration of term, Oct. 6 ‘64 . COMPANY D.---John Irwin, first lieutenant, July 24 ‘62; second lieutenant, Sept. 21 ‘61; promoted captain. J. A. Gage, second lieutenant, July 24 ‘62; killed in action May 12 ‘64.
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTH REGIMENT.---Assistant Surgeon A. M. Sheardown, June 24 ‘63; resigned Dec. 10 ‘63.
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTEENTH REGIMENT (12th Pa. Cavalry).---Second Lieutenant Tracy O. Hollis, Oct. 8 ‘62; resigned March 3 ‘63; subsequently joined 2nd Pa. heavy artillery and was promoted sergeant, also doing duty on secret service until the spring of 1866.
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTEENTH REGIMENT.---Surgeon W. B. Hartman, July 11 ‘64; mustered out with regiment June 3 ‘65; assistant surgeon March 5, ‘63.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FIFTH REGIMENT.---Assistant-surgeon C. K. Thompson, Feb. 27 ‘65.
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FIRST REGIMENT (16th Cavalry), Company D.---First Lieutenant William H. Beardsley, Dec. 1 ‘64; mustered out as sergeant May 27 ‘65. Company I.---Second Lieutenant George D. Beecher, Dec. 13, ‘64; mustered out with Company A Aug. 11 ‘65.
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-FIRST REGIMENT.---Major Robert C. Cox, Nov. 18 ‘62; mustered out with regiment August 8 ‘63. Company A.---Captain Anson A. Amsbry, Oct. 1 ‘62; mustered out with company Aug. 8 ‘63. First Lieutenant Lucien O. Beach, Oct. 1 ‘62; honorably discharged March 23 ‘63. First Lieutenant Samuel W. Love, March 26 ‘63; mustered out with company. Second Lieutenant Charles Biter, Oct. 31 ‘62; honorably discharged Feb. 4 ‘63. Second Lieutenant William L. Keagle, March 26, ‘63; mustered out with company. Company C.---Captain William B. Hall, Nov. 10 ‘62; resigned April 11 ‘63.
ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY-FIRST REGIMENT.---This regiment was organized in the field, in Virginia, in May 1864, from veterans of the 2nd, 5th, 6th, and 10th regiments Pennsylvania reserve corps, and participated in the battles of Petersburg, Weldon Railroad, Chapel House, and Hatcher’s Run. Colonel James Carle, June 6, ‘64; appointed brigadier-general March 13 ‘65; mustered out with regiment June 28 ‘65. Company B.---First Lieutenant Livingston Bogart, June 17 ‘64; mustered out with company June 28 ‘65.