CHAPTER VII.

The Sixth remained around Petersburg on the line of the railroad after

the non-re-enlisted men had returned home, skirmishing with the enemy,

till the 28th of September, when Butler’s army faced to the right and

crossed the Appomatox and hurried forward toward Richmond. Gen. Grant

had resolved that a further advance toward Richmond in Butler’s front,

while a demonstration from Warren and Hancock would weaken the rebel

forces so that they would retire and give our siege trains an

opportunity to press nearer the doomed city. The 10th corps crossed

the James and pushed forward on the extreme right along Four Mile

Creek, and advanced vigorously up the New Market road, where it met

the rebels and a general engagement ensued all along the lines.

Musketry firing was very rapid and the shells exploded with terrible

force over the heads of the gallant soldiers. The steady tramp soon

became a double quick and the double quick became a run, when the

frightened rebels showed signs of weakness; yet they fought with

desperation worthy a better cause. The 18th corps confronted Fort

Gilmer, where it was for a few moments checked. The 10th corps, under

the gallant Terry, then redoubled its efforts and soon effected a

junction with the 18th corps near Fort Harrison. Then the whole line

advanced with a cheer and the rebels fell back in confusion. The

Sixth, with Terry’s corps, advanced up the Darbytown road until the

head of the column reached a point within three miles of Richmond,

where the spires of the churches and roofs of houses were easily

discernible. The success attending the other parts of the line was not

sufficient to warrant advancing any further just then, and the corps

fell back a short distance, where it entrenched itself.

Fort Harrison was a strong earthwork of great advantage to the rebels.

The position was too valuable to surrender without another trial. The

following day Gen. Lee brought additional reinforcements from

Petersburg to hold their position, but they, like the others, were

unable to stand before the Union fire. The capture of Fort Harrison

was not gained without severe loss to the Connecticut troops. The

Sixth, however, met with comparatively small loss. The 1st of October,

Gen. Hawley’s brigade advanced again toward Richmond and was subjected

to a severe fire upon the Darbytown road, skirmishing with the enemy

along the creeks and swamps, with no chance for a pitched battle. The

next week was full of exposure and privation. The troops had crossed

the James without tents, and many without blankets; and what little

sleep they gained was not very refreshing. They were always compelled

to be under arms, and the utmost vigilance was required, besides being

much of the time under fire; and when not engaged skirmishing, were

hard at work with the pick and shovel, entrenching themselves. Our

rifles, of course, had to be close at hand, to be grasped in an

instant, and very often were we compelled to drop one to seize the

other. Words cannot express the trials and exposures which the Union

troops were called to pass through at different periods of the

campaign. The Virginia campaign was unusually severe. Most of the

time, for seven months, the troops were without tents, and but few had

overcoats. Fatigue parties were at work night and day; lines of works

were thrown up to afford protection from the enemy’s bullets. Whole

acres of land were turned over, and many a tree was felled to make a

clearing by which a sudden advance might be checked. The troops had

little or no chance to cook their rations, and more salt pork was

eaten raw than was ever boiled. A ramrod served the purpose of a

gridiron, while an army shovel proved a good frying pan.

The enemy made a vigorous attack on the 7th of October on Gen. Terry’s

line, and came dashing on as if intent to drive the Union forces into

the James River. The Sixth was the first Connecticut regiment engaged;

some of the regiments fell back under the withering fire. The One

Hundredth New York Regiment especially dishonored their hitherto good

fame by breaking their line and fleeing in confusion, but to the

credit of all the regiments from Connecticut, be it said, they kept an

unbroken front to the foe; and notwithstanding the twice repeated

assaults, the enemy were forced to retire from the field and the

division entrenched themselves still more, and at midnight the old

picket line was re-established. An attack upon the right of the rebel

line was contemplated and the troops again advanced to meet the foe.

Passing out beyond the rude line of earthworks, they came upon

Chapin’s Farm, and from thence they proceeded through the woods,

across a wide ravine and to the plains beyond. The skirmishers opened

fire and cautiously advanced; the enemy’s advance line was pressed

back into their entrenched position; inactive firing was kept up for

several hours while our forees neared those of the enemy. The enemy’s

position was favorable to them, as the dense thicket of scrub oaks and

the tangled underbrush rendered it exceedingly difficult for our

troops to preserve any kind of a line; the forces seemed determined,

however, to go forward, and go forward they did; but the advance

resulted disastrously and the men fell back again, abandoning the

assault.

Col. Rockwell was in command of the Sixth. Lieut. Col. Meeker resigned

and Major Daniel Klein succeeded him. Capt. Hiram L. Grant was

promoted to be Major. Rev. Charles C. Tiffany, formerly pastor of a

church in Derby, was appointed Chaplain. He was said to be a man of

fine scholarly attainments and with his whole heart in the cause.

Capt. Frederick B. Osborn of New Haven was honorably discharged Oct.

25, 1864, as his time of enlistment had expired. The Sixth lost no

officer more loyal than him;--brave and unflinching, he often inspired

courage where courage was lacking, and he asked no soldier to follow

where he dared not himself lead. Through his daring and bravery the

colors of the Sixth were saved in the assault on Fort Wagner. The

first Union flag that waved over Morris Island was borne by him,

fastened to his sword. Before the war he was a marine in the U. S.

service four years, during which time he cruised 21,000 miles,

touching at European cities, and visited the Holy land. He was also on

the frigate Niagara when she laid the Atlantic Cable. His term of

service in the navy having expired, he hastened home to remain only a

few months, for the bombardment of Sumpter again enlisted his loyalty,

and he joined the first company of the first regiment of three months

troops, passed through the memorable Bull Run campaign, and when the

three years troops were called for, he was offered a Captaincy in the Sixth

Regiment, which his modesty prevented him from accepting; but he was

finally induced to accept the position of 1st Lieutenant in Co. “K,”

and by the death of Capt. Gerrish was promoted to the vacancy. He

acquitted himself with great credit in his position as Captain, and

would have honored a field officer’s commission, for he seemed to lead

a charmed life. Where bullets were thickest there he was found,

gallantly leading his men, with comparatively little thought for

himself, so dear was the cause of the old flag to his heart, and he

often won the respect and admiration of those higher in rank, by his

deeds of daring, and unflinching zeal for the cause. Within a year

after his discharge he was accidentally killed on the New York & New

Haven Railroad. A large number of the veterans attended his funeral,

and the casket was draped with the flag he carried on Morris Island.

As early winter set in, the old regiments began the work of

reorganizing. Many left the ranks, discharged after an honorable

service, and new officers were appointed; and, as a lull appeared, the

troops began to provide log huts for themselves to sleep in. As

November came on the peace men of the North began to make threats of

violence against the ballot box, and large frauds were discovered. It

seemed to be their desire to stuff the ballot boxes and call the war

a failure, and to prevent, if possible, anyone from voting war

measures. Gen. Butler was transferred to New York as commander of that

Department, and he was accompanied by a division of troops under Gen.

Jos. R. Hawley. There were two brigades in the division of 3,000 men

each. The Sixth was in the 1st brigade under command of Col. Greeley.

Col. Rockwell, of the Sixth, commanded the 2d brigade. The troops made

a landing on Staten Island for a short time, but most of the time were

kept on board the steamers in the North and East rivers. The men

suffered severely on this transfer from the South to the cool air of

the North. They were kept on board the boats in a crowded state, and

no officer or man allowed to go on shore. Friends of the regiments,

wives, sweethearts, &c., came many miles, some of them, but were not

permitted to see them. After the Presidential election had passed, the

troops immediately returned to their old position on the James. The

Sixth found the log cabins they had made with so much care all

destroyed, and were obliged to build others to protect themselves from

the chilly nights.

In December, Gen. Grant ordered an advance on Fort Fisher at the mouth

of Cape Fear river, N. C., in order to suppress, if possible, the

blockade running which was carried on to a very great extent. Running

into Wilmington and unloading their cargoes, which were thence

transferred through the confederacy, they became a great help to the

rebel commissary. Gen. Butler was dispatched with about 6,500 men,

assisted by Admiral Porter with 73 vessels, carrying about 655 guns.

The fleet was well armed, and the land forces were in good condition

for an assault. The gun boats opened fire and cannonading was

terrific. The forces landed and a feeble assault was made. The troops

pushed their skirmish line within 150 yards of the fort and captured a

little outwork called Flag Pond battery, with sixty-five men. Gen.

Butler conceived the idea that nothing short of a regular siege could

accomplish the result, and therefore withdrew the army and returned to

Hampton Roads. Admiral Porter was dissatisfied with the result. The

President and Gen. Grant both believed that our forces, if led by a

competent commander, could capture the works, and soon another advance

was contemplated, but this time under the gallant Terry. The forces

embarked with the addition of 1500 men and a siege train (which was

not landed), and moved down the James. Gen. Terry was unaware of his

destination till near Fortress Monroe, when Gen. Grant came aboard and

directed him to take Fort Fisher by storm if he thought best; if not,

by siege.

The expedition left Fortress Monroe, Jan. 6, 1865: put into Beaufort,

N. C., on the 8th, and was detained there by bad weather. On the 12th

they arrived off Fort Fisher and landed early in the morning under a

heavy fire from Porter’s fleet. At three o’clock about 8,000 troops,

with marines, had landed, having three days’ rations in their

haversacks and about sixty rounds of ammunition to each man.

Intrenching tools, munitions, &c., were landed in spite of the heavy

surf that rolled upon the beach. Gen. Terry’s first concern was to

throw a strong defensive line across the peninsula whereon Fort Fisher

stands, so as to isolate it from all support and enable him to hold

his ground against any force the rebels might send down from

Wilmington. Some little time was spent in getting the troops in the

right position. The line advanced to within 600 yards of the fort, and

had determined upon an assault the next day (Jan. 14). The iron-clads

began their work of destruction, and so true were their shots that ere

long the gunners in Fort Fisher were driven into their bomb-proofs,

thus silencing their guns. Meanwhile, about 2,000 sailors and marines,

armed with cutlasses, revolvers and guns, had been detailed from the

fleet and landed to take their hand in the meditated assault. They had

worked their way up on the beach by digging ditches for a cover, till

they were within 200 yards of the fort, and lay down anxiously

awaiting the order to charge. This order was given at a quarter past

three. The fleet was, of course, obliged to change the direction of

their fire, so that our forces might not get the shelling which was

intended for the rebels. This gave the enemy a chance again to work

their guns, and, seeing the marines and sailors advancing they poured

grape and shrapnel into their ranks fearfully, while the musketry kept

up a steady fire, mowing them down with great slaughter; and, although

almost annihilated, they pressed on, and some actually gained the

parapet. But the sailors’ assault was signally repulsed and they were

obliged to retire. The brigades leading the assault in the other

directions were more successful, although for a time it seemed almost

impossible to stand up under such a withering fire. The rebels met the

charge with a prolonged yell and a simultaneous fire. The division

under Gen. Ames, consisting of three brigades, rushed forward, and the

fighting was at close quarters. The rebel’s fire told fearfully in the

Union ranks, and men were swept away in winrows. Yet on they pressed,

almost exhausted, when Gen. Terry sent for Abbott’s brigade, with the

old Sixth and Seventh regiments. They pressed the foe in close

quarters, while they (the rebels) relinquished foot by foot their

possession. Gen. Terry sprang to the head of the advancing column,

cheering the troops by his presence, and with redoubled effort the

whole line advanced with a yell and the frightened rebels fell back in

dismay, while the Union forces invested the Fort, and victory was ours.

The Union cheers were by no means faint at this achievement which had

crowned their arms, and Gen. Terry became the hero of the hour.

The capture of the stronghold was not effected without severe loss to

our forces. The gallant sailors and marines suffered most, as their

advance up the beach was opposed with the deadliest fire. The loss of

the Sixth was small, considering the part they took in the engagement.

The rebels immediately surrendered to Gen. Terry, numbering, all told,

2,083 men, 169 heavy guns, besides about 2,000 small arms, with

considerable ammunition and other stores. The Union loss in this

battle figured up to 110 killed and 536 wounded. A sad calamity

happened the next morning in the Fort. While some of the troops were

inspecting the chief magazine, it was supposed that some loose powder

lay on the floor which was ignited by the shoes of the soldiers coming

in contact. A tremendous explosion followed, in which 200 of our

troops were instantly killed and about 100 more were wounded. This sad

event cast a gloom over the victorious army, as those brave men who

had stood in the fore-front of many a hard fought battle, and just as

victory had once more crowned their efforts, to be thus suddenly

hurried into eternity was indeed sickening.

By the capture of Fort Fisher the navy also captured five blockade

runners which were unable to get away. Part of the enemy retreated

across Cape Fear river to Smithfield, but, fearing an advance of the

Union forces, they blew up their magazines, deserted their works and

fled toward Wilmington. The army of the Union did not rest at this

point, but immediately advanced to press the retreating rebels. The

Sixth pushed rapidly forward, skirmishing with the rear guard, and on

the 22d of February our forces entered Wilmington in triumph, and

drove the rebels in confusion through the city. They fled in the

greatest haste, scattering their blankets and knapsacks on the way,

but were so closely pursued by the Sixth and other regiments that they

had no chance to form for battle till near the outskirts of the city,

where they determined to make one more stand. Although they were

stubborn, they were finally forced to yield and made their escape

across North East river.

The Sixth remained in the city of Wilmington one night, when they were

ordered across Cape Fear river to Smithville, where their stay was

also brief; they soon returned to Wilmington again, where Captain

Buckbee of the Sixth was detailed as A. A. C. M., and remained there

some time. The Sixth only remained in Wilmington for a short time and

was thence transferred to Goldsboro, N. C., where they spent the

summer months engaged in patrol and picket duties. The regiment was

here when the news came of the surrender of Lee’s army, and great

rejoicing was indulged in by the men at the prospect of the

termination of the war. The Sixth was ordered to Raleigh for muster

out, and from thence went to Petersburg and took cars for City Point,

Va., where they embarked for home, after nearly four years of active

service.

Lieut. Col. Daniel Klein arrived in New Haven with the old Sixth on

the 28th of July, 1865, where they had an enthusiastic reception

tendered them by the citizens and military. Ex-Mayor Morris Tyler

addressed a welcome to the returned soldiers, which was briefly

responded to by Lieut. Col. Klein. The final muster-out did not occur

till the 21st of August, when the men were paid off and dismissed.

Thus was ended the organization of the Sixth, a regiment who

volunteered early in the war and remained till the close. All through

the war for the Union the upholders of the National Cause were more or

less exposed to extraordinary hardships and sufferings because of the

many densely wooded and sparsely peopled regions over which they

generally marched and fought. All soldiers were more or less

acquainted with the marshy spots of ground that served for a bed at

night after a hard day’s battle or march, and but few arose in the

morning without pain racking some part of the body from the effects of

such exposure, and yet a large share survived the conflict and

returned home to their friends.

One of the most cheering thoughts experienced by the soldier in the

field was the fact that his friends at home cherished and loved him,

and proved their affection by their prayers and sympathy; and the

letter sent from home containing perhaps but a few words traced by the

hand of affection, and the simple wish expressed for his safe return,

mingled with the “God bless and keep you,” did more to encourage the

soldier to endure the hardships and privations than all the promotions

that could be offered. He could work better, struggle harder, and

fight with a purer zeal, if he could but realize that the prayers of

affection, sympathy and love went up to the great Commander of the

universe for his safety. The members of the Sixth enjoyed the

confidence of all the corps and division commanders under whose

leadership they were chanced to be placed, and in many difficult and

trying places the old regiment was called upon to aid the enterprise.

They always strove to acquit themselves like men, and true soldiers of

the Union, never allowing a victory, however great, to elate us too

much, knowing full well the great sacrifice of life it ofttimes cost

to gain it; nor would we allow a defeat, however disastrous, to shake

our faith in the righteousness of the cause in which we were engaged;

but, humbly trusting in Divine Providence to lead the army to battle

for the cause of liberty and equality to all in our country.

We would not forget those who went forth at the Nation’s call, eager

to do battle for the right and to shield their loved ones against an

invasion of the foe. We would speak with reverence of those who did

not return with us from the field; heroes are they, leaders on field

and staff, leaders in line and rank, they offered up their lives for

the country’s good. They sealed their patriotism with their blood;

many of them unknown to fame, fell amid the strife, not with their

names emblazoned high as great commanders of the corps, yet they fill

honored and patriotic graves, and the surviving members of the Sixth

cherish their memory. The dead of the Sixth sleep in Washington, as

well as in the sandy soil of the Carolinas. The palmetto groves and

the jungles of Georgia, together with the river banks of Florida and

the soil of Virginia hold the ashes of those who will ever be sacred

to our memory. They have passed from our sight; their mission has been

accomplished, and many long years will elapse ere we can forget our

departed heroes. We would offer a prayer for the widow and the

fatherless, that He would temper the winds to the shorn lamb, and that

His infinite goodness may be round and about them in all their heart

sorrows and afflictions, and that they may be united again in that

better world when the Master shall call.

APPENDIX.

The members of the Sixth always entertained and cherished a feeling of

deep friendship for one another, and when we were discharged it seemed

like breaking up a household, so closely were our sympathies united;

and it was resolved to organize an association, at no distant day, to

perpetuate and keep alive those friendly interests which united us so

closely during the dark days of the war. Therefore, pursuant to a

call, the members of the Sixth assembled at the old State House in New

Haven, on the 16th of May, 1868. The meeting was called to order by

Brigadier General Alfred P. Rockwell, who stated that the object of

our assembling together was to keep alive and fondly cherish the

varied memories of the service, to perpetuate the friendly relations

established in the field, and also to preserve a record of the

regiment. By a vote of the members present the following were

appointed to draft the articles of the Association:

Brig. Gen. ALFRED P. ROCKWELL, New Haven.

Lieut. RUDOLPH KOST, Bridgeport.

Sergeant ANDREW PAUL, Waterbury.

” GEORGE A. STAPLES, Bridgeport.

Com. Sergt. FRED. E. CALLENDER, New Britain.

The committee reported that the organization should be called the

“Association of the Sixth Regiment of Connecticut Volunteers,” and the

membership to consist of all honorably discharged soldiers who had

served with the Sixth. The officers of the association were to consist

of a President, ten Vice Presidents (one from each company), a

secretary, who should also be Treasurer, and a Regimental Historian.

The President, Secretary and three Vice Presidents shall constitute

the executive committee for the transaction of business. The ballot

was taken, and the choice of officers for one year resulted as follows:

For Pres., Sergt. GEO. A. STAPLES, Bridgeport.

For Sec. and Treas., AUGUSTUS F. BULL, New Haven.

For Historian, CHARLES K. CADWELL, ”

The Vice Presidents were chosen, one from each company, and the

association voted that the Annual Reunion be held on the second

Wednesday of September in each year, and the first Annual to be held

on Sept. 9, 1868, at Bridgeport, Conn. After the usual hand-shaking and

congratulations, the association adjourned.

The association met in Bridgeport, according to agreement, and enjoyed

the hospitality of the soldiers’ friends, and at this our first annual

the soldiers were extremely gratified to find so much interest taken

in these Reunions. Many who were unable to be present wrote us

encouraging letters, and we voted that these reunions should be

maintained. On motion it was voted that the regiment contribute

towards a proposed monument for our lamented Col. Chatfield, that the

regiment should give its pledge for $500, and that a collection be

taken at each of our reunions for this object. Edwin L. Cook, of

Waterbury, was elected treasurer of the monument fund.

The second Annual of the regiment was held in Stamford, Conn. On

arriving at the depot we were met by delegates of the resident members

and took carriages to Shippan Point, where we sat down to an

old-fashioned clam bake.

The third Annual was held again at Bridgeport, where the loyal people

of that patriotic town again welcomed the old Sixth, and provided an

abundant repast.

The fourth Annual was held in New Britain, and a splendid reception

awaited us. A large part of the houses were festooned with flags;

business was generally suspended; the regiment was welcomed by the Mayor

and invited to partake of the hospitalities of the city. Our faithful

Secretary came about 200 miles to attend this reunion; and, as

business engagements pressed upon him he felt obliged to tender his

resignation. A hearty vote of thanks was given him for his services,

and his resignation reluctantly accepted. Wm. F. Smith, of New Haven,

was the unanimous choice for the vacancy, and was duly elected.

Our fifth Annual was held in Waterbury, Conn., the home of Col.

Chatfield. Here, also, the regiment met with a grand reception. At the

depot the Chatfield and Sedgwick Guards met and escorted us to

Chatfield Armory, where our business meeting was held, after which the

regiment sat down to a bountiful dinner in the City Hall. In the

afternoon the regiment marched to Riverside Cemetery, with the guards

and the Masonic fraternity, where the base of the monument of Col.

Chatfield was laid, under the auspices of Clark Commandery, K. T.

The sixth Annual was held in New Haven, Conn. The visiting comrades

were met at the depot and escorted to G. A. R. Hall, where the

business meeting was held, and then after a short march we proceeded

to Loomis’ Hall, where the comrades were made welcome to the viands

before them. A large and beautiful flag was here shown to the

regiment, which had been purchased with funds raised for that purpose

at our last Reunion.

The seventh Annual was held at Bridgeport, Conn., and the members

proceeded to Sharpshooter’s Park, East Bridgeport, where they were

finely entertained by the resident members and the citizens. It is the

intention to hold these Reunions every year as long as the members

live, and to extend a cordial welcome to all friends of the old Sixth

to meet with us, have a hearty hand-shake, revive old friendships, and

perpetuate those fraternal feelings that so closely united us on the

field.

ROSTER

OF THE

SIXTH REGIMENT,

Connecticut Volunteer Infantry.

ABBREVIATIONS.

Wd., Wounded.

M. O., Mustered Out.

Res., Resigned.

Re-en., Re-enlisted.

Disch., Discharged.

Tr., Transferred.

Dis., Disabled.

Vet., Veteran.

Pro., Promoted.

ROSTER

OF THE

SIXTH REGIMENT CONNECTICUT VOLUNTEER INFANTRY.

FIELD AND STAFF.

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| | Date of |

Rank. | Residence. | Muster. | REMARKS.

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| | |

_Colonel._ | | |

John L. Chatfield, |Waterbury, | Sept. 13, |Died Aug. 9, 1863, of

| | 1861 | wounds rec’d at Morris

| | | Is., S. C.

| | |

_Lieut. Colonel._ | | |

William G. Ely, |Norwich, | ” |Promoted Colonel 18th

| | | C. V., July 24, 1863.

| | |

_Major._ | | |

John Speidel, |Bridgeport, | |Prom. Lt. Col.;

| | | wounded Oct. 22, 1862;

| | ” | resigned July 20, 1863,

| | | to accept appointment

| | | in Inv. Corps.

| | |

_Adjutant._ | | |

Redfield Duryee, |Waterbury, | ” |Promoted Colonel;

| | | resigned May 29, 1864.

| | |

_Quartermaster._ | | |

Isaac V. B. Williams,|Norwich, | ” |Resigned May 11, 1863.

| | |

_Surgeon._ | | |

Fred. M. L. Dibble, |New Haven, | ” |Discharged Sept. 12, 1864;

| | | term expired.

| | |

_1st Assistant | | |

Surgeon._ | | |

Edward Bulkley, Jr., |New Haven, | ” |Discharged Sept. 12, 1864;

| | | term expired.

| | |

_2nd Assistant | | |

Surgeon._ | | |

Robert E. Ensign, |Windsor, | ” |Resigned Jan. 3, 1862.

| | |

_Chaplain._ | | |

Curtis T. Woodruff, |Naugatuck, | ” |Resigned April 18, 1864.

| | |

_Musicians._ | | |

John Fyfe, |New Britain, | ” |Mustered out Nov. 25,

| | | 1862.

Sidney F. Hicks, | | |Re-enlisted Vt. Jan. 4,

|New Britain, | ” | ’64; Pro. 1st Lt.;

| | | mustered out Aug. 21;

| | | New Haven, Conn.

OFFICERS APPOINTED SINCE FIRST MUSTER.

_Colonel._ | | |

Alfred P. Rockwell, |Norwich, | June 11, |Mustered out Feb. 9,

| | 1864, | 1865; term expired.

| | |

_2d Assistant | | |

Surgeon._ | | |

Samuel McClellan, |New Haven, | July 27, |Discharged Jan. 16,

| | 1862, | 1863.

| | |

_2d Assistant | | |

Surgeon._ | | |

Myron W. Robinson, |Hebron, | April 11, |Pro. Surgeon; must. out

| | 1863, | Aug. 21, ’65; New Haven,

| | | Ct.

| | |

_1st Assistant | | |

Surgeon._ | | |

Henry A. Hoyt, |New Haven, | Mar. 23, |Mustered out Aug. 21,

| | 1865, | 1865; New Haven, Conn.

| | |

_Chaplain._ | | |

Charles C. Tiffany, |Derby, | Sept. 22, |Discharged May 8, 1865.

| | 1864, |

REGIMENTAL BAND.

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| | Date of |

Rank. | Residence. | Muster. | REMARKS.

---------------------+-------------+-----------+---------------------------

_Band Master._ | |

John P. King, |Hartford, | Sept. 13, |Wounded Oct. 22, ’62;

| | 1861, | Pro. Capt.; dis. June 7,

| | | 1864.

| | |

_Prin. Musicians._ | | |

John Bryon, |Waterbury, | ” |Mustered out of service

| | | Sept. 1, 1862.

John Davis, |Springfield, | ” |Mustered out of service

| | | Sept. 1, 1862.

Peter C. Fisher, |Hartford, | ” |Mustered out of service

| | | Sept. 1, 1862.

Henry R. Jacobs, |New Haven, | ” |Discharged dis. Dec. 19,

| | | 1861, Hilton Head, S. C.

Wm. W. Osborn, |Hartford, | ” |Mustered out of service

| | | Sept. 1, 1862.

Carl Reginer, |Wallingford, | ” |Mustered out of service

| | | Sept. 1, 1862.

Lewis E. Eldridge, |Southington, | ” |Mustered out of service

| | | Sept. 1, 1862.

Henry Greatorex, |Derby, | ” |Mustered out of service

| | | Sept. 1, 1862.

Charles N. Jacocks, |New Haven, | ” |Mustered out of service

| | | Sept. 1, 1862.

Fred. A. King, |Hartford, | ” |Mustered out of service

| | | Sept. 1, 1862.

John Mackay, |Meriden, | ” |Mustered out of service

| | | Sept. 1, 1862.

Charles G. Sutliff, |Southington, | ” |Mustered out of service

| | | Sept. 1, 1862.

Edwin H. Abbott, | | ” |Died August 2, 1862,

| | | Beaufort, S. C.

Dennis Blaksley, |Waterbury, | ” |Mustered out of service

| | | Sept. 1, 1862.

John Carey, |Hartford, | ” |Mustered out of service

| | | Sept. 1, 1862.

William Churchill, |Southington, | ” |Mustered out of service

| | | Sept. 1, 1862.

Andrew W. Fox, |Hartford, | ” |Mustered out of service

| | | Sept. 1, 1862.

Valentine Fromm, | | ” |Mustered out of service

| | | Sept. 1, 1862.

Frank H. Hunt, |Waterbury, | ” |Mustered out of service

| | | Sept. 1, 1862.

John W. Hinman, |New Haven, | ” |Mustered out of service

| | | Sept. 1, 1862.

Charles Leishman, |New Haven, | ” |Mustered out of service

| | | Sept. 1, 1862.

Chauncey J. Pickett, |New Haven, | ” |Mustered out of service

| | | Sept. 1, 1862.

John S. Rodgers, |New Haven, | ” |Mustered out of service

| | | Sept. 1, 1862.

INFANTRY COMPANY “A.”

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| | Date of |

Rank. | Residence. | Muster. | REMARKS.

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| | |

_Captain._ | | |

Thomas K. Bates, |Brookline, | Sept. 3, |Resigned Nov. 4, 1861.

| | 1861 |

| | |

_1st Lieutenant._ | | |

Arnold Leach, |Putnam, | ” |Pro. Capt., res. Aug. 26,

| | | ’63, to accept ap. in

| | | Inv. C’ps.

| | |

_2d Lieutenant._ | | |

Horatio Blanchard, |Killingly, | ” |Promoted 1st Lieutenant;

| | | resigned March 1, 1862.

| | |

_Sergeants._ | | |

M. I. Turtellotte, |Putnam, | ” |Promoted 2d Lieutenant;

| | | died Nov. 20, 1864.

Delbert Hoar, |Killingly, | ” |Killed at Fort Wagner,

| | | S. C., July 18, 1863.

Henry J. Fisher, |Putnam, | ” |Discharged Sept. 12, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Israel B. Winslow, | ” | ” |Re-enlist. Vet. Dec. 24,

| | | ’63; disch. dis.

| | | Nov. 5, 1864.

Clovis E. Hammond, |Killingly, | ” |Promoted 1st Lieut.; died

| | | June 27, 1864, of wounds.

| | |

_Corporals._ | | |

Timothy H. Eaton, |Stafford, | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Thomas L. Paine, |Putnam, | ” |Discharged Sept. 12, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Hiram L. Grant, | ” | ” |Re-en. Vt.; pr. Maj.; must.

| | | out Aug. 21, ’65, N. Haven.

George Bellows, | ” | ” |Pro. 2d Lieut.; wound. Aug.

| | | ’64; must. out Nov. 11, ’64.

Andrew J. Neff, |Brookline, | ” |Re-enlist. Vet. Dec. 24,

| | | 1863; killed Sept. 12, 1864.

Wm. S. Perry, |Putnam, | ” |Wound. July 18, 1863; disc.

| | | Sept. 12, ’64; term expired.

George Herrick, |Canterbury, | ” |Discharged, disability,

| | | Sept. 30, New York.

Henry J. Bemis, |Worcester, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, ’64; w’d

| | | Aug. 16, ’63;

| | | m. o. Aug. 21,’65.

| | |

_Musicians._ | | |

Albert Kenyon, |Plainfield, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, ’63: m.

| | | out Aug. 14, ’65, at N. Y.

Luther Warren, |Putnam, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, ’63: m.

| | | out Aug. 21, ’65, at N. Y.

| | |

_Wagoner._ | | |

Job Wilbur, |Killingly, | ” |Discharged, disability,

| | | March 1, 1862.

| | |

_Privates._ | | |

Adams, Amasa B., |Killingly, | ” |Re-en. Vt. Dec. 24; must. out

| | | Aug. 23, 1864, N. Haven.

Babson, Elisha J., |Pomfret, | ” |Transferred to Invalid Corps

| | | March 15, 1864.

Baker, George H., |Thompson, | ” |Died Feb. 28, 1862, at Warsaw

| | | Island, Ga.

Bartlett, Halsey, |Killingly, | ” |Re-en. Vet.; killed at Bermuda

| | | Hundred, Jan. 17, 1864.

Bates, George W., |Thompson, | ” |Discharged; enlisted U. S. A.

| | | Nov. 4, 1862.

Bosworth, A. H., |Putnam, | ” |W’d June 6, 1864; disch.

| | | Sept. 2, 1864; term expired.

Bosworth, D. H., |Thompson, | ” |Died Feb. 16, 1862, at Warsaw

| | | Island, Ga.

Buck, William H., |Putnam, | ” |Discharged Sept. 12, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Bussey, Frank H., |Killingly, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | w’d, disch., dis.,

| | | Sept. 3, ’65.

Bussey, George A., | ” | ” |Discharged; enlisted U. S. A.

| | | Nov. 3, 1862.

Bryson, David J., |Putnam, | ” |Died July 10, 1863, at Folly

| | | Island, S. C.

Carpenter, Jer. W., | ” | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Chase, Geo. W. Jr., |Killingly, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | m. o. Aug. 1, 1865, N. Haven.

Chaffee, Henry D., |Putnam, | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Chapman, Ed. M., |Brookline, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24. ’63;

| | | wounded; died Dec. 21, ’64.

Collins, John A., |Pomfret, | ” |Wd. July 18, 1863; Trans. Inv.

| | | Corps, March 15, 1864.

Cook, Albert C., |Putnam, | ” |Discharged, disability,

| | | Dec. 16, 1862.

Crandall, Chas. H., | ” | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, ’63;

| | | m. o. Aug. 21, ’65, New Haven.

Crandall, Darius H., |Killingly, | ” |Wd. July 18, 1863; re-en.

| | | Dec. 24, ’64;

| | | m. o. Aug. 21, ’65.

Dillon, Patrick, |Plainfield, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, ’63;

| | | Pro. 1st Lt.;

| | | m. o. Aug. 21, ’65.

Dunn, James, |Killingly, | ” |Missing, Fort Wagner,

| | | July 18, 1863.

Duprey, George, | ” | ” |Re-en. Vet.; deserted

| | | Feb. 27, 1864.

Durrall, Daniel, | ” | ” |Discharged; enlisted U. S. A.

| | | Jan. 17, 1863.

Ferris, Moses, |Thompson, | ” |Transferred Invalid Corps,

| | | March 15, 1864.

Fisher, Albert, |Putnam, | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Forkey, Lewis, |Brookline, | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Fuller, John H., |Westport, | ” |Discharged Sept. 2, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Gallup, Andrew, |Putnam, | ” |Re-en. Vt. Dec. 24, ’63; wd.

| | | May 16, ’64; m. o.

| | | Aug. 21, ’65.

Gould, Byron W., | ” | ” |Wd. July 18, ’63; re-en. Vt.

| | | Dec. 24, ’64; m. o.

| | | Aug. 21, ’65.

Grant, Waterman D., | ” | ” |Discharged Sept. 12, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Granger, George W., |Thompson, | ” |Re-en. Vet. March 7, ’64;

| | | m. o. Aug. 21, ’65, N. Haven.

Hall, Charles H., | ” | ” |Discharged, disability,

| | | Dec. 21, 1862.

Hall, Henry C., |Putnam, | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Heath, Benjamin F., | ” | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | wd., disch., dis., May, 1865.

Hill, Charles T., | ” | ” |Died March 20, 1864,

| | | Annapolis, Md.

Holt, James, |Thompson, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, ’63;

| | | m. o. Aug. 21, ’65, N. Haven.

Hutchings, Chas. S., |Canton, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, ’63;

| | | deserted Nov. 11, 1864.

Johnson, Henry W., |Putnam, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, ’64;

| | | m. o. Aug. 21, ’65, N. Haven.

Keene, James, |Pomfret, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, ’64;

| | | deserted May 23, 1865.

Kelly, Michael, |Killingly, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, ’64;

| | | disch., dis., June 17, 1865.

Lawrence, Alfred, |Woodstock, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, ’64;

| | | died Nov. 4, ’64, Ft. Monroe.

Laurence, Joseph C., | ” | ” |Died Dec. 9, 1861, Hilton

| | | Head, S. C.

Laurence, Samuel, | ” | ” |Discharged; enlisted U. S. A.

| | | Jan. 11, 1863.

Lawson, John F., |Putnam, | ” |Discharged Sept. 12, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Lewin, Hiram J., | ” | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | m. o. Aug. 21, 1865.

Lynch, Michael, |Killingly, | ” |Wd. July, ’63; re-en. Vt.

| | | Dec. 24, ’63; m. o.

| | | Aug. 21, ’65.

McArthur, John, |Putnam, | ” |Discharged, disability,

| | | May 4, 1863, Beaufort, S. C.

McChine, Hugh, |Plainfield, | ” |Transferred to Invalid Corps,

| | | March 15, 1864.

McChine, Hugh Jr., | ” | ” |Died of wounds July 28, 1863,

| | | Hilton Head, S. C.

McCormick, James, |Pomfret, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

McFarland, Henry, |Woodstock, | ” |Discharged, disability,

| | | Nov. 7, 1862.

Millard, Theron, |Hartford, | ” |Died Sept. 7, 1862.

Morse, Frank E., |Putnam, | ” |Wd. July 18, ’63; missing

| | | Aug. 16, ’64, Deep Run, Va.

Mycue, James, |Plainfield, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

Nelson Niles, |Killingly, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

Paine, Daney W., |Putnam, | ” |Wd. May 14, 1864; disch.

| | | Sept. 11, 1864; term expired.

Penry, Calvin, |Killingly, | ” |Re-enlist. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | wounded Aug. 21, 1865.

Penstrell, Rudolph, |Woodstock, | ” |Discharged; enlisted U. S. A.

| | | Jan. 17, 1863.

Perry, Edward, |Killingly, | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Reynold, John, |Plainfield, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1864,

| | | deserted March 21, 1865.

Rice, Henry, |Killingly, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1864,

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

Rice, George, | ” | ” |Re-en. Vet. March 7, 1864;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

Rice, John S., | ” | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1864;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

Robinson, Andrew J., |Thompson, | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Robinson, Heman, | ” ” | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Sibley, John F., |Putnam, | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Shortsleeves, Louis, |Killingly, | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Sherbeone, M. H., |Putnam, | ” |Missing in action,

| | | July 18, 1863.

Slatterly, Robert, | ” | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

Wearthrell, Edward, |Pomfret, | ” |Discharged, disability,

| | | Nov. 9, 1862.

Weatherell, Wolcott, |Killingly, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | wd. May, ’64; died Feb., ’65.

Weaver, William A., |Putnam, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | deserted Nov. 7, 1864.

Wheeler, William H., |Killingly, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | mustered out Aug. 21, 1865.

Witthey, Delos R., | ” | ” |Disch., disab., Dec. 14, 1861,

| | | Washington, D. C.

RECRUITS FOR INFANTRY COMPANY “A.”

*Aldrich, Albert H., |Willington, | Sept. 11, |Wd. May 20, 1864; discharged,

| | ’63, | disability, June 3, 1865.

*Andrews, Ira A., |New Britain, | Sept. 4, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’63, | New Haven.

Alden, Gardner, |Putnam, | Feb. 16, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

Avery, Hanford, |Wilton, | Feb. 25, |Wd. May 20, 1864; disch.,

| | ’64, | disability, March 21, 1865.

Arnold, Shevelore, |New Canaan, | Feb. 27, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

Abbott, Edward A., |Stamford, | Mar. 16, |Died Nov. 11, 1864,

| | ’64, | Fortress Monroe, Va.

*Allison, William, |East Haven, | Nov. 10, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

Bignall, John, |Ballowsville,| Mar. 26, |Transferred to Invalid

| | ’62, | Corps, March 15, 1864.

*Barret, Marclien P.,|Norwalk, | Oct. 5, |Mustered out April 5, 1865,

| | ’63, | Hartford, Conn.

*Barton, Andrew P., |New Canaan, | Sept. 12, |Discharged, disability,

| | ’63, | June 30, 1865, New Haven.

Bishop, Charles, |Bethel, | Oct. 19, |Wd. Aug. 14, 1864; disch.,

| | ’63 | disability, June 30, 1865.

*Brown, Henry W., |Norwalk, | Sept. 12, |Discharged disability,

| | ’63 | April 17, 1865, New Haven.

*Brown, William, |Stamford, | Oct. 15, |Deserted Aug. 15, 1864.

| | ’63 |

*Brown, Jonas, |Bethel, | Oct. 19, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’63 | New Haven.

*Belden, Chas., |Norwalk, | Oct. 9, |Mustered out June 9, 1865,

| | ’63 | McDougal Hospital.

*Bardeen, Seth, | ” | Oct. 7, |Wounded June 17, 1764;

| | ’63 | mustered out Aug. 21, 1865.

Bruce, John, |Goshen, | Dec. 24, |Wound. Aug. 16, 1864;

| | ’63, | disch. disability,

| | | June 14, 1865.

Baker, Samuel, |Portland, | Mar. 17, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

*Brown, William, |Hartford, | Nov. 10, |Mustered out Aug. 12, 1865,

| | ’64, | New York.

*Callahan, John, |Norwalk, | Oct. 16, |Died of wounds Nov. 21, 1864,

| | ’63, | Hampton, Va.

*Carragan, Henry, |Vernon, | Sept. 11, |Died April 25, 1865,

| | ’63, | Wilmington, N. C.

*Carter, Henry L., |Clinton, | Sept. 5, |Deserted June 15, 1864.

| | ’63, |

*Clark, William, |Norwalk, | Oct. 8, |Died Aug. 25, 1864,

| | ’63, | Andersonville, Ga.

*Cummings, Wm. H., | ” | Oct. 6, |Deserted Oct. 26, 1864.

| | ’63, |

*Cox, George, |New Haven, | Nov. 11, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven; absent.

*Collins, William, |So. Windsor, | Nov. 14, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64 | New Haven; absent.

*Cornell, Robert H. |Tolland, | Nov. 12, |Mustered out June 16, 1865,

| | ’64, | Wilmington, N. C.

*Collins, Edward, |New Haven, | Nov. 14, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

*Collins, Dennis, |Bridgeport, | Nov. 10, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

*Clifford, Richards, | ” | Nov. 10, |Mustered out June 3, 1865,

| | ’64, | New York.

*Cotter, William, |New Haven, | Nov. 10, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

*Davis, Oliver, |Naugatuck, | Aug. 15, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’63, | New Haven.

*Davis, Royal L., |Vernon, | Sept. 11, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’63, | New Haven.

*Davy, William, |Norwalk, | Oct. 7, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’63, | New Haven.

*Day, Ebon, |East Haddam, | Sept. 5, |Mustered out May 18, 1865,

| | ’63, | New Haven.

DeForest, Myron, |Norwalk, | Oct. 13, |Wound. Aug. 16, 1864; m. o.

| | ’63, | Aug. 21, 1865, N. Haven.

Demsey, James, |Marlborough, | Jan. 7, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’63, | New Haven.

*Donnelly, Michael, |Winchester, | Nov. 10, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

*Dillon, Paul, |New Haven, | Nov. 10, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

*Elmers, Harry, |East Haven, | Nov. 10, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

*Farrell, Wm., |N. Milford, | Nov. 12, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

Granberry, Stephen, |Stamford, | Feb. 25, |Mustered out Aug. 12, 1865,

| | ’64, | New York.

Heath, Samuel, |Thompson, | Feb. 22, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven; absent.

Hull, Wilson L., |Fairfield, | Feb. 25, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

Hull, John, |Stamford, | Feb. 25, |Mustered out June 26, 1865,

| | ’64, | Goldsborough, N. C.

Hawley, James C., |Portland, | Mar. 17, |Mustered out June 5, 1865,

| | ’64, | City Point, Va.

*Harvey, George, |Bridgewater, | Nov. 12, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

*Kelley, Emerson, |Hartford, | July 30, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’63, | New Haven.

*Kelley, Arthur, |Bridgeport, | Nov. 11, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

*Long, James, |Eastford, | Nov. 11, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

Mechen, Thomas, |Preston, | Feb. 12, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

*McGowan, James, |Norwalk, | Nov. 10, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

O’Brien, Michael, |Plainfield, | Feb. 19, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven. absent.

Owens, Patrick, |Brookline, | March 7, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

Palmer, David C., |Stamford, | Feb. 19, |Died April 27, 1864,

| | ’62, | Baltimore, Md.

Seymour, Am. B., |Bridgeport, | Aug. 21, |Died Oct. 28, 1864,

| | ’62, | Salisbury, N. C.

Shaw, Joseph L., |Somers, | Mar. 10, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

*Sullivan, Thomas, |Bethany, | Nov. 14, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

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NOTE--* Substitutes and Drafted.

INFANTRY COMPANY “B.”

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Rank. | Residence. | Date of | REMARKS.

| | Muster. |

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| | |

_Captain._ | | |

Benj. F. Prouty, |Hartford, | Sept. 12, |Discharged, disability,

| | ’61, | Dec. 31, 1863.

| | |

_1st Lieutenant._ | | |

Horatio D. Eaton, | ” | ” |Pro. Capt.; killed at

| | | Drury’s Bluff, Va.,

| | | May 16, 1864.

| | |

_2nd Lieutenant._ | | |

Andrew Marshall, | ” | ” |Pro. 1st Lieut.; mustered

| | | out Aug. 1, 1865.

| | |

_Sergeants._ | | |

Gustavus S. Dana, | ” | ” |Res.; appointed Capt.

| | | Sig. Corps, U. S. A.,

| | | Jan. 17, ’64.

Nath’l R. Middleton, | ” | ” |Re-enlist. Vet. Feb. 4, 1864;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

Henry B. Newton, | ” | ” |Discharged, disability,

| | | Dec. 20, 1861.

Henry S. Brown, | ” | ” |Pro. 2nd Lieut. Co. E.;

| | | resigned March 1, 1864.

Walter A. Fox, | ” | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

| | |

_Corporals._ | | |

Albert L. Brown, | ” | ” |Re-enlist. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, ’65.

Cardella E. Brown, | ” | ” |Discharged Sept. 12, 1864;

| | | term expired.

George Thomas, | ” | ” |Discharged disability,

| | | Jan. 14, 1863, N. Y.

Isaac E. Bishop, |New Haven, | ” |Discharged Sept. 12, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Daniel H. Veader, | ” | ” |Discharged Oct. 2, 1862,

| | | Beaufort, S. C.

James H. Olcutt, |Hartford, | ” |Discharged disabled

| | | Sept. 24, 1863,

| | | Beaufort, S. C.

Noah C. Hamlin, |Windsor, | ” |Discharged enlisted in

| | | U. S. A. Feb. 25, 1863.

Moses W. Jewett, |Hartford, | ” |Discharged enlisted in

| | | U. S. A. Feb. 22, 1863.

| | |

_Musician._ | | |

Geo. A. Fenton, |Windsor, | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

| | |

_Wagoner._ | | |

John M. Thompson, |Naugatuck, | ” |Discharged, disability,

| | | Aug. 15, 1862.

| | |

_Privates._ | | |

Ames, Chas. G., |Hartford, | ” |Discharged, disability,

| | | July 6, 1863, Beaufort, S. C.

Andrus, Jacob, |E. Windsor | ” |Discharged, enlisted in

| | | U. S. A. Nov. 1, 1862.

Atwater, Franklin, |Barkhamstead,| ” |Died Aug. 19, 1863, of w’ds

| | | rec’d at Fort Wagner, S. C.

Babcock, Anson E., |Salisbury, | ” |Died Sept. 26, 1861,

| | | Washington, D. C.

Bally, Chas. S., |New London, | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Beecher, Wilmot, |New Haven, | ” |Discharged disability,

| | | March 9, 1862.

Bishop, John B., |Avon, | ” |Re-enlist. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

Bradley, Andrew, |New Haven, | ” |Discharged, disability,

| | | Dec. 20, 1861.

Bryan, Wm. O., | ” | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864,

| | | New Haven; term expired.

Buckland, Soloman, |Windsor Lo’ks,| ” |Wounded May 10, 1864;

| | | dis. Sept. 11, 1864,

| | | term expired.

Chambault, James, |Hartford, | ” |Re-enlist. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

Clark, John, |New Haven, | ” |Wound. July 25, 1863; re-enl.

| | | Vet.; killed Jan. 16, ’65.

Connelly, Martin, |Windsor Lo’ks,| ” |Discharged, disability,

| | | Dec. 4, 1862.

Dawley, James, |Providence, | ” |Died May 5, 1862,

| | | Hilton Head, S. C.

Dennis, George, |Huntington, | ” |Re-enlist. Vet. Dec. 24, ’63;

| | | wd.; must. out Aug. 21, ’65.

Dyson, William, |Winchester, | ” |Discharged, disability,

| | | Oct. 4, 1862.

Edwards, James A., |So. Had., Mass.,| ” |Re-en. Vet.; wd. June 17,

| | | 1864; must. out

| | | Aug. 21, ’65.

Finney, John, |Hartford, | ” |Deserted March 29, 1863.

Fox, Albert H., | ” | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, ’63;

| | | wd.; must. out

| | | Aug. 21, 1865.

Fox, Harrison W., | ” | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, ’63;

| | | mustered out Aug. 21, 1865.

Frisbey, Henry D., |Lisbon, | ” |Died July 1, 1862, at

| | | James’ Island, S. C.

Gilbert, Levi C., |New Haven, | ” |Prom. 2nd Lieut. Co. “F;”

| | | resigned Apr. 18, 1863.

Glazier, Thos. T., |Woodbury, | ” |Re-enlist. Vet. Jan. 4, 1864;

| | | died Oct. 16, 1864.

Graham, John L., |Milford, | ” |Re-enlist. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

Harrison, Wm. H., |Middletown, | ” |Re-enlist. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | wd.; must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

Hawley, James D., |Guilford, | ” |Re-enlist. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

Hawley, William, |Plymouth, | ” |Discharged, disability,

| | | Jan. 4, 1862.

Healy, Patrick, |Windsor Lo’ks,| ” |Discharged, disability,

| | | Nov. 3, 1862.

Holt, Moses P., |Windsor, | ” |Missing in Action,

| | | July 18, 1863.

Irwin, Thomas, |New Haven, | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Lucas, George A., |So. Windsor, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1864;

| | | must. out Sept. 2, 1865.

Lane, Asahel L., |Bristol, | ” |Discharged July 16, 1863,

| | | Morris Island, S. C.

Lathrop, Fred. O. |E. Hartford, | ” |Discharged disabil.,

| | | July 16, 1863, Morris

| | | Island, S. C.

Little, John, |Portland, | ” |Discharged disabil.,

| | | May 5, 1862.

Loughary, Edward, |Farmington, | ” |Wd. Oct. ’62; re-en.

| | | Vet.; tr. V. R. C;

| | | m. o. Sept. 9, ’65.

McKinney, James, |New Haven, | ” |Killed at Pocotaligo,

| | | S. C., Oct. 22, 1862.

McNamara, Patrick, | ” | ” |Wd. July 18, 1863; re-en.

| | | Vet.; must. out

| | | Aug. 21, ’65.

McDonald, Thos., | ” | ” |Discharged Sept. 12, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Murphy, William, |Hartford, | ” |Discharged enlisted in

| | | U. S. A. Nov. 1, 1862.

Nellis, Edward A., |Clayton, N. Y.| ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | wound.; dis. July 4, 1865.

Nichols, John, |Hartford, | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Norton, Jonathan F., | ” | ” |Re-enlist. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | discharged Aug. 21, 1865.

Phelan, John, |New York, | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Potter, Willard, |Lisbon, | ” |Wd. July 18, 1863; dis.

| | | Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Riggs, Clark, |Sherman, | ” |Re-enlist. Vet. Jan. 4, 1864;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

Rodgers, Edmond, |Burlington, | ” |Killed at Morris Island,

| | | S. C., July 18, 1863.

Roper, Stephen, |Bristol, | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Rowland, Geo. C., |Windsor, | ” |Discharged enlisted

| | | U. S. A. Nov. 1, 1862.

Sewell, Edward, |New York, | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Sisson, John E., |Montville, | ” |Discharged enlisted in

| | | U. S. A. Nov. 1, 1862.

Spears, John, |New Haven, | ” |Discharged disability,

| | | March 9, 1862.

Squires, Phineas L., |Guilford, | ” |Wound. July 18, 1863;

| | | dis. disabled,

| | | March 30, 1864.

Stedman, Amos F., |Utica, N. Y.,| ” |Discharged Sept. 12, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Sullivan, William, |New Britain, | ” |Wound. July 18, 1863;

| | | dis. Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term exp.

Taylor, Matthew, |Lyme, | ” |Discharged; enlisted

| | | U. S. A. Nov. 3, 1862.

Terry, Wm. B., |Hartford, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | died of wounds

| | | Nov. 1, ’64.

Vaille, John R., |Cornwall, | ” |Died July 5, 1862, at

| | | Hilton Head, S. C.

Webb, Thomas J., | ” | ” |Re-en. Vet. March 7, 1864;

| | | must. out Aug. 12, 1865.

Weeks, Alphonso, |Pomfret, | ” |Died Feb. 3, 1862,

| | | Warsaw Sound, Ga.

Woods, William, |Provid’ce, R. I.,| ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, ’63;

| | | wd.; must. out

| | | Aug. 21, ’65.

Work, Albert S., |Ashford, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, ’63;

| | | wd.; must. out

| | | Aug. 21, ’65.

Wright, James, |Stamford, | ” |Discharged; enlisted

| | | U. S. A. Feb. 22, 1863.

Young, John A., |Eastford, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, ’63;

| | | wd.; must. out

| | | June 12, ’65.

Young, Thomas M., | ” | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, ’63;

| | | wd.; must. out

| | | Aug. 21, 1865.

RECRUITS FOR INFANTRY COMPANY “B.”

*Ames, Richard L., |Hebron, | Sept. 22, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’63, | New Haven.

Ames, Chas. G., |Glastonbury, | Aug. 31, |Mustered out June 26, 1865,

| | ’64, | Rolla, N. C.

Brown, George, |Stamford, | Jan. 29, |Discharged June 2, 1865.

| | ’62, |

*Bachtolt, Charles, |Danbury, | Oct. 20, |Deserted June 26, 1864.

| | ’63, |

*Bemus, Henry, |Durham, | Aug. 29, |Died June 13, 1864, Richmond,

| | ’63, | Va.

*Boyle, Richard, |Ridgefield, | Oct. 20, |Transferred to U. S. N.

| | ’63, | May 16, 1864.

*Brown, Joseph, |Bethel, | Oct. 21, |Discharged Sept. 16, 1864.

| | ’63, |

*Burns, John, |Ridgefield, | Oct. 20, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’63, | New Haven.

*Davis, Sylvester, |New Haven, | Jul. 25, |Wound. June 17, 1864; disch.

| | ’63, | disab. April 13, 1865.

*Diener, Carl, |Stamford, | Oct. 20, |Wound. June 6, 1864; must.

| | ’63, | out Aug. 21, ’65, N. Haven.

*Dorman, Owen, |Litchfield, | Jul. 31, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’63, | New Haven.

Ehrsal, William, |Bridgeport, | Jan. 23, |Wound. Aug. 16, 1864;

| | ’62, | discharged Feb. 14, 1865.

*Fowler, Chas. C, |Bristol, | Aug. 21, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’63, | New Haven.

*Foster, John, |Redding, | Oct. 28, |Deserted June 9, 1864.

| | ’63, |

Fox, Horace P., |Hartford, | Feb. 19, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

Glenn, John, |Bridgeport, | Feb. 15, |Wound. May 16, 1864; disch.

| | ’63, | disab. Feb. 16, 1865;

| | | term expired.

Gallagher, Phillip, |Danbury, | Oct. 20, |Deserted Oct. 16, 1864.

| | ’63, |

*Gould, Cornelius B.,|Washington, | Aug. 22, |Discharged Nov. 5, 1864.

| | ’63, |

Hanford, George, |Stamford, | Jan. 29, |Wound. May 16, 1864; dis.

| | ’62, | Feb. 14, 1865; term expired.

*Hoofan, Gustave, |Danbury, | Oct. 20, |Deserted Nov. 11, 1864.

| | ’63, |

*Huntley, Chas. F., |Ashford, | Aug. 21, |Mustered out June 29, 1865,

| | ’63, | York, Pa.

Huff, William, |Danbury, | Oct. 24, |Deserted Nov. 7, 1864.

| | ’63, |

*Ingalls, Dexter W., |Stratford, | Jan. 30, |Died of wounds June 23, 1864,

| | ’62, | New Haven.

*Ives, Hugh N., |New Haven, | Jul. 28, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865.

| | ’63, |

Jones, Ira D., |Stamford, | Jan. 30, |Died of wounds July 29, 1863,

| | ’62, | Beaufort, S. C.

Knapp, Simeon S., |Bridgeport, | Jan. 23, |Discharged Feb. 14, 1865;

| | ’62, | term expired.

*Keegan, Michael, |Suffield, | Aug. 19, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’63, | New Haven.

*Kenworthy, Mark, |New Haven, | Aug.. 8, |Discharged Jan. 22, 1864, by

| | ’63, | order War Department.

Lawler, John, |Stamford, | Jan. 29, |Deserted Feb. 20, 1863.

| | ’62, |

*Leonard, Francis J.,|Stafford, | Sept. 11, |Discharged June 20, 1865, by

| | ’63, | order War Department.

McBrine, James, |Derby, | Jan. 28, |Wound. July 18, ’63;

| | ’63, | trans. Vet. Res. Corps,

| | | Jan. 5, ’65.

Moore, Charles E. |Middletown, | Feb. 20, |Discharged Feb. 2, 1865;

| | ’62, | term expired.

*Maher, Dennis, |Ridgefield, | Oct. 21, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’63, | New Haven.

*McDonald, John, |Bethel, | Oct. 19, |Discharged, disability,

| | ’63, | Feb. 17, 1865.

McNamee, Edwin B. |Danbury, | Oct. 19, |Deserted June 16, 1864.

| | ’63, |

*Mitchel, Abner W., |Washington, | Aug. 22, |Died Aug. 20, 1864, of wounds

| | ’63, | received in action.

*Monroe, John, |Plainfield, | Aug. 15, |Mustered out Aug. 9, 1865,

| | ’63, | New York.

*McDonald, James, |Vernon, | Dec. 5, |Deserted Jan. 28, 1865.

| | ’64, |

Oakes, William C, |Stamford, | Feb. 19, |Discharged, disability,

| | ’63, | Nov. 9, 1864.

Oakes, William, | ” | Jan. 19, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865;

| | ’64, | New Haven.

Pender, John W., | ” | Feb. 24, |Discharged Feb. 2, 1868;

| | ’62, | term expired.

*Porter, Samuel, |Woodstock, | Aug. 28, |Wd. May 16, ’64; must. out

| | ’63, | Aug. 21, ’65, New Haven.

*Ray, William, |Danbury, | Oct. 20, |Deserted Nov. 7, 1864.

| | ’63, |

*Robinson, John, |Portland, | Dec.. 2, |Deserted Jan. 28, 1865.

| | ’64, |

Smith, Geo. G., |Stamford, | Feb. 27, |Discharged Feb. 27, 1865;

| | ’62, | term expired.

Smith, Theopolis F., | ” | Feb. 25, |Discharged Feb. 2, 1865;

| | ’62, | term expired.

Still, Francis, | ” | Feb. 11, |Transferred to U. S. Signal

| | ’62, | Corps, Oct. 13, 1863.

*Sage, Elisha F., |New Haven, | Sept. 5, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’63, | New Haven.

*Sheppard, Corydon, | ” | Sept. 5, |Wound. May 20, 1864; must.

| | ’63, | out Aug. 9, 1865, N. Y.

*Sheppard, Hall, |Newtown, | Aug. 29, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’63, | New Haven.

*Smith, John, |Sherman, | Oct. 21, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’63, | New Haven.

*Smith, James, |Danbury, | Oct. 21, |Deserted June 26, 1864.

| | ’63, |

Wentworth, Henry P., |Hartford, | Feb. 19, |Wd. June 7, ’64; must. out

| | ’64, | Aug. 21, ’65, New Haven.

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NOTE--* Substitutes and Drafted.

INFANTRY COMPANY “C.”

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Rank. | Residence. | Date of | REMARKS.

| | Muster. |

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| | |

_Captain._ | | |

Daniel Klein. |New Haven, | Sept. 6, |Promoted to Lieut. Col.;

| | ’61, | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

| | |

_1st Lieutenant._ | | |

Robert Hoppel |New Haven, | ” |Resigned March 10, 1862.

| | |

_2nd Lieutenant._ | | |

Moritz Pfaff. |New Haven, | ” |Honorably discharged

| | | Sept. 22, 1863.

| | |

_Sergeants._ | | |

John King, |New Haven, | ” |Prom. 2d Lieut.; m. o.

| | | March 4, 1865 as

| | | Sergt. Major.

Joseph Miller, | ” | ” |Re-en. Vet.; wd.; prom. Capt.;

| | | must. out Aug. 9, ’65.

Otto Frenzel, |Hartford, | ” |Died May 24, 1864, at

| | | Andersonville, Ga.

William Leruscher, |Norwich, | ” |Wound. July 18, 1863;

| | | dis. Sept. 12, 1864.

Fred. Striby, Jr., |New Haven, | ” |Re-en. Vet.; prom. Capt.;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

| | |

_Corporals._ | | |

Gustav DeBouge, |Waterbury, | ” |Killed July 18, 1863, at

| | | Morris Island, S. C.

John Rattlesdorfer, |New Haven, | ” |Wound. May 10, 1864;

| | | discharged Sept. 11, 1864.

George Ittell, |Norwich, | ” |Re-en. Vet.; deserted

| | | Feb. 27, 1864.

Julius Post, |New Haven, | ” |Transferred to Invalid Corps

| | | Sept. 1, 1863.

Adam Young, |Norwich, | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

August Goersch, |New Haven, | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Andrew Winter, | ” | ” |Wound. July 18, 1863; dis.

| | | disab. Feb. 16, 1864.

Chas. Kirsten. | ” | ” |Died July 21, 1863 of wounds

| | | rec’d at Fort Wagner.

| | |

_Musicians._ | | |

Edward Kann, |Orange, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1864;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

Lewis Daffett. |Norwich, | ” |Discharged Sept. 5, 1864;

| | | term expired.

| | |

_Wagoner._ | | |

Martin A. Brown. |New Haven, | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

| | |

_Privates._ | | |

Andre, Ernst, |New Haven, | ” |Discharged; enlisted U. S. A.

| | | Feb. 22, 1863.

Blau, Anthony, |Norwich, | ” |Wound. July, 1863; discharged

| | | Sept. 11, 1864.

Brandt, Charles, |New Haven, | ” |Discharged disab.

| | | Feb. 7, 1863, Beaufort, S. C.

Behrens, Fred., | ” | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Behrens, Henry, | ” | ” |Discharged Nov. 23, 1863,

| | | New Haven.

Beer, Joseph, | ” | ” |Re-en. Vet. May 7, 1864; died

| | | Feb. 4, 1865, N. Y.

Beyer, Martin, | ” | ” |Died Aug. 26, 1862,

| | | Hilton Head, S. C.

Brehm, Michael, |Wallingford, | ” |Wd. Aug. 17, 1864; discharged

| | | Sept. 11, 1864.

Blenel, Valentine, |New Haven, | ” |Killed July 18, 1863, Morris

| | | Island, S. C.

Diegar, Babtist, | ” | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1865;

| | | term expired.

Daniker, John, | ” | ” |Wound. July 18, 1863;

| | | discharged Sept. 11, 1864.

Ehmer, Ferdenand, |Norwich, | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Ernst, Jacob, |New Haven, | ” |Wound. May 16, 1864;

| | | discharged Sept. 11, 1864.

Feldar, Anthony, | ” | ” |Transferred to Invalid Corps,

| | | Jan. 15, 1864.

Frey, Andrew, |Hamden, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 21, 1863;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

Forster, Fred., |New Haven, | ” |Wound. May 10, 1864;

| | | discharged Sept. 11, 1864.

Frig, Gustave, |Hamden, | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Fritsche, Gustave, |New Haven, | ” |Wd. July 18, ’63; killed

| | | Aug. 16, ’64,

| | | Spring Hill, Va.

Fuchs, Peter J., | ” | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Graver, Albert, |Hartford, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Jan. 4, 1864;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

Ginder, Balthaser, |New Haven, | ” |Died April 2, 1864,

| | | Annapolis, Md.

Gruman, Henry, |Waterbury, | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Gates, Joseph, |New Haven, | ” |Discharged disability,

| | | Dec. 21, 1861.

Glissman, William, | ” | ” |Killed July 18, 1863,

| | | Morris Island, S. C.

Heese, Augustus, | ” | ” |Wounded July 18, 1863;

| | | died Feb. 14, 1865.

Hohnbaun, Edward, | ” | ” |Discharged Sept. 5, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Hartung, Fred., | ” | ” |Wd. Oct. 22, ’62; disch.

| | | disab. May 11, ’63.

| | | Beauf’t, S. C.

Hilderbrandt, Gotlieb|Simsbury, | ” |Re-en. Vet.; wd.; prom.

| | | 1st Lieut.; resign.

| | | Sept. 5, ’64.

Haller, George, |New Haven, | ” |Discharged Oct. 19, 1863,

| | | by order of Gen. Hallock.

Henninger, George, |Waterbury, | ” |Killed June 17, 1864,

| | | Bermuda Hundred, Va.

Hausman, Godfrey, |New Haven, | ” |Discharged; enlisted U. S. A.

| | | Nov. 3, 1862.

Hahl, John, | ” | ” |Transferred to Invalid Corps,

| | | March 15, 1864.

Haas, Jacob, |Meriden, | ” |Transferred to Invalid Corps,

| | | Sept. 1, 1863.

Haller, Martin, |New Haven, | ” |Died Aug. 29, 1863, of wounds

| | | rec’d at Fort Wagner.

Hauserman, Michael, | ” | ” |Died June 5, 1862, Hilton

| | | Head, S. C.

Hausman, Rudolph, | ” | ” |Discharged, disability,

| | | Dec. 21, 1861.

Jost, Phillip, | ” | ” |Re-en. Vet. Jan. 4, 1864;

| | | dis. disab. July 18, 1865.

Johnson, Wm. H., | ” | Oct. 2, |Pro. 2d Lt. Co. “K;” died of

| | ’61, | wds, Feb. 22, ’63, Beauf’t.

Kreitling, Albert, |Waterbury, | Sept. 6, |Died Nov. 30, 1861,

| | ’61, | Hilton Head.

Knoblauch, Emil, | ” | ” |Wd. July 18, ’63; Re-en. Vet.

| | | Dec. 21; m. o. Aug. 21, ’65.

Keim, George, |New Haven, | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Kung, George, | ” | ” |Re-en. Vet.; must. out

| | | Aug. 21, 1865.

Kapmeyer, John, | ” | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Lomberti, Chas. |Waterbury, | ” |Died Aug. 19, 1863, of wounds

| | | rec’d at Fort Wagner.

Lauffer, Jacob, |New Haven, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 21, 1863;

| | | wound. dis. disab.

| | | Jan. 2, ’65.

Lutz, Michael, | ” | ” |Discharged, disability,

| | | July 27, 1862.

Lemen, Theodore, |Norwich, | ” |Discharged, Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Meyer, Adolph L., | ” | ” |Deserted Sept. 15, 1861.

Meisser, Charles, | ” | ” |Killed July 18, 1863,

| | | Morris Island, S. C.

Meyer, John, |New Haven, | ” |Wd. July 18, ’63; Re-en. Vet.

| | | Jan. 2, ’64; m. o.

| | | Aug. 21, ’65.

Meyer, Martin, | ” | ” |Wd. July 18, ’63; Re-en. Vet.

| | | Jan. 2, ’64; m. o.

| | | Aug. 21, ’65.

Necker, Joseph, | ” | ” |Wound. June 17, ’64; died

| | | Aug. 10, ’64, New Haven.

Quieser, Anthony, | ” | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 21, 1864;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

Rothaar, Chris., | ” | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Ruph, Henry, | ” | ” |Discharged Sept. 7, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Ringwald, Jacob, | ” | ” |Discharged Sept. 12, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Selzer, Adam, |Hartford, | ” |Re-en. Vet. March 7, 1864;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

Scholdach, Augustus, |New Haven, | ” |Died Feb. 27, 1864,

| | | Richmond, Va.

Schmidt, Aug. E., | ” | ” |Discharged disab.

| | | Sept. 3, 1863, Hilton Head.

Schmidt, Fred., | ” | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Striby, Fred., | ” | ” |Transferred to Invalid Corps,

| | | Sept. 1. 1863.

Schmeisser, Frank A.,| ” | ” |Drummed out of Service,

| | | Nov. 21, 1862.

Schœnwether, Gus., | ” | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Schenk, George, | ” | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Standt, George, |Norwich, | ” |Deserted June 12, 1863.

Stinel, Herman, |New Haven, | ” |Killed July 18, 1863, at Fort

| | | Wagner, S. C.

Schemp, John, |Hartford, | ” |Discharged Sept. 12, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Schmidt, Jno. W., |New Haven, | ” |Discharged Sept. 12, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Schmuder, John, | ” | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 21, 1863;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

Schneder, Jacob, | ” | ” |Discharged, disability,

| | | Dec. 7, 1862.

Shleicher, Jos., | ” | ” |Discharged, Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Stark, Michael, |Southington, | ” |Wd. July 18,’63; killed

| | | June 17, ’64 at Ber. Hun.,

| | | Va.

Spoehal, Rudolph, |New Haven, | ” |Wd. May 20, 1864; discharged

| | | May 29, 1865.

Schwartz, Simeon, |Waterbury, | ” |Re-en. Vet. March 7, 1864;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

Sill, William, |Hartford, | ” |Died June 9, 1864; Richmond,

| | | Va.

Tarrasoviez, Stephen,|New Haven, | ” |Transferred to Invalid Corps,

| | | Sept. 1, 1863.

Volkman, Ferd., |Norwich, | ” |Died Oct. 21, 1862, Beaufort,

| | | S. C.

White, Frank, | ” | ” |Killed July 18, 1863,

| | | Fort Wagner, S. C.

Wieprecht, Felix, |Hartford, | ” |Wound. July 18, 1863;

| | | discharged Sept. 12, 1864.

Wieser, Matthias, |New Haven, | ” |Wound. July 18, 1863;

| | | discharged Sept. 12, 1864.

Williams, Peter. | ” | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

RECRUITS FOR INFANTRY COMPANY “C.”

*Abel, George, |Norwalk, | Oct. 7, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’63, | New Haven.

*Adams, William, |Danbury, | Feb. 9, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’63, | New Haven.

*Beick, Detlef, |East Haddam, | Sept. 5, |Wound. May 20, ’64; died

| | ’63, | Apr. 3, ’65, Wilmington,

| | | N. C.

*Belchmer, Christ., |Danbury, | Oct. 22, |Killed May 20, 1864,

| | ’63, | Drury’s Bluff, Va.

*Bode, Henry, |East Haddam, | Sept. 5, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’63, | New Haven.

*Brady, James, |Hartford, | Nov. 10, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

*Baron, Charles, |Danbury, | Feb. 20, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’65, | New Haven.

*Carr, Henry, |Bridgewater, | Nov. 12, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

*Deming, Edward, |Voluntown, | July 21, |Wound. disch. disab. March 15,

| | ’63, | 1865, David’s Island.

*Dufour, Francois, |Redding, | Nov. 2, |Deserted Nov. 7, 1864.

| | ’63, |

*Dorsing, Charles, |New Haven, | Mch. 15, |Died Aug. 18, 1865,

| | ’65, | New Haven.

*Fisher, August, |Norwalk, | Oct. 6, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’63, | New Haven.

Frazier, Henry, |Eastford, | Nov. 15, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

Galvin, James, |Middletown, | Sept. 27, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New York.

*Gallagher, James G.,|Windsor, | Nov. 10, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

*Grandipau, Jules, |New Haven, | Mch. 10, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’65, | New Haven.

Hanson, Peter, |Hartford, | Jan. 16, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

Hampe, Henry Otto, | ” | Feb. 29, |Mustered out June 26, 1865,

| | ’64, | Goldsboro, N. C.

Juergens, Theodore, |Ridgefield, | Oct. 16, |Mustered out Aug. 16, 1865,

| | ’63, | New Haven.

*Kapft, Frederick, |Stamford, | Oct. 12, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’63, | New Haven.

*Lauffer, Rudolph, |Danbury, | Oct. 22, |Died Jan. 2, 1865,

| | ’63, | Salisbury, N. C.

*Lenoir, Eugene, |New Haven, | Mch. 10, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’65, | New Haven.

*Meyer, Henry, |Norwalk, | Oct. 5, |Deserted Nov. 9, 1864.

| | ’63, |

*Mohr, William, |Danbury, | Oct. 22, |Discharged disab. May 22,

| | ’63, | 1865, New Haven.

*Mulle, Augustus, | ” | Aug. 22, |Mustered out June 20, 1865,

| | ’63, | Smithville, N. C.

Muller, Charles, | ” | Aug. 1, |Deserted Nov. 7, 1864.

| | ’63, |

Meyer, Charles, |Hartford, | Jan. 17, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’65, | New Haven.

*Mertius, John, |New Canaan, | June 20, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’65, | New Haven.

*Miller, Charles, |Bridgeport, | Feb. 3, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’63, | New Haven.

*Payne, Chas. W., Jr.,|New London, | July 16, |Wound. May 16, ’64; must. out

| | ’63, | Aug. 21, ’65, N. Haven.

*Palmer, John, |Danbury, | Jan. 11, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’65, | New Haven.

*Ringe, Henry, |Southington, | Sept. 21, |Killed May 16, 1864,

| | ’63, | Drury’s Bluff, Va.

*Ruff, Anthony, |Ridgefield, | Oct. 22, |Wd. Aug. 16, 1864; must. out

| | ’63, | Aug. 21, 1865, N. Haven.

*Rice, John, |Bridgeport, | Feb. 3, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’65, | New Haven.

*Reneis, Jacob, |Woodbury, | Feb. 7, |Mustered out July 20, 1865,

| | ’65, | Goldsboro, N. C.

*Ruors, Christian, |Waterbury, | Feb. 15, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’65, | New Haven.

*Richardson, James, |Montville, | Dec 3, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

*Schumaker Henry, |Norwalk, | Oct. 7, |Shot for desertion

| | ’63, | April 17, 1864, Hilton Head.

*Searing, Peter, |Hartford, | Sept. 4, |Wound. Aug. 16, 1864; disch.

| | ’63, | disab. June 10, 1865.

*Salbach, Frank, |Norwalk, | Oct. 9, |Deserted Nov. 7, 1864.

| | ’63, |

*Smith, Charles, |Woodstock, | Nov. 15, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

*Stockwell, John, |Bridgeport, | Feb. 3, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’65, | New Haven.

*Schkilzger, Louis, |Hartford, | Feb. 22, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’65, | New Haven.

*Sonnewald, Aug. E., |Milford, | Dec. 20, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

*Vogel, George, |Danbury, | Oct. 22, |Missing May 16, 1864,

| | ’63, | Drury’s Bluff, Va.

*Wooster, Luman, |Middletown, | Jan. 4, |Mustered out Aug. 14, 1865,

| | ’65, | New York City.

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NOTE--* Substitutes and Drafted.

INFANTRY COMPANY “D.”

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Rank. | Residence. | Date of | REMARKS.

| | Muster. |

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| | |

_Captain._ | | |

Lorenzo Meeker, |Stamford, | Sept. 5, |Pro. Lieut. Col.; wd. May 16,

| | 1861, | 1864; res. Sept. 13, 1864.

| | |

_1st Lieutenant._ | | |

Chas. H. Nichols, |Stamford, | ” |Pro. Captain; wd. May 16,

| | | 1864; disch. Jan. 4, 1865.

| | |

_2d Lieutenant._ | | |

John Stottlar, |Stamford, | ” |Pro. Capt. Co. B.; wd.

| | | Aug. 16, 1863;

| | | m. o. Dec. 2, ’65.

| | |

_Sergeants._ | | |

Wm. H. Meeker, |Stamford, | ” |Pro. 2d Lieut.; resigned

| | | Feb. 10, 1863.

Martin Stottlar, | ” | ” |Wd. July 18, 1863; pro. 1st

| | | Lieut.; res. March 17, 1864.

Norman Provost, | ” | ” |Re-en. Vet.; wd.; pro. 1st

| | | Lieut.; disch. Sept. 29,

| | | 1864.

John Vandervault, | ” | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Giles Carey, | ” | ” |Discharged disability,

| | | Feb. 15, 1863, Fort Trumbull.

| | |

_Corporals._ | | |

Robert Wilson, |Stamford, | ” |Wd. Oct. 22, 1862; trans. to

| | | Invalid Corps, Sept. 30, ’63.

Wm. H. Bailey, |Greenwich, | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Thomas Scriber, |Stamford, | ” |Wd. May 15, 1864; disch.

| | | Oct. 12, ’65; term expired.

Wm. H. Hyde, |Greenwich, | ” |Promoted 1st Lieut. S. C.

| | | Vols., Nov. 14, 1862.

George W. Finch, |Stamford, | ” |Wd. May 20, 1864; disch.

| | | Sept. 6, 1864; term expired.

George W. Youngs, |Stamford, | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Wm. H. Inness, | ” | ” |Discharged disability, Jan. 7,

| | | 1863, Beaufort, S. C.

Edward J. Bing, |Stamford, | ” |Died April 3, 1862, Hilton

| | | Head, S. C.

| | |

_Musicians._ | | |

George Lord, |Stamford, | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Chas. H. Lockwood, | ” | ” |Transferred to Invalid Corps,

| | | July 1, 1863.

| | |

_Wagoner._ | | |

Frederick Bates, |Stamford, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Jan. 4, 1864;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

| | |

_Privates._ | | |

Anderson, Geo. W., |Stamford, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | must. out May 13, 1865.

Anderson, Joel L., | ” | ” |Wd. May 20, 1864; disch.

| | | disab. June 28, 1864.

Arrents, Edwards, | ” | ” |Transferred to Invalid Corps,

| | | Sept. 1, 1863.

Bing, Charles, |Greenwich, | ” |Discharged, disability,

| | | Feb. 9, 1863, New York.

Botts, John M., |Stamford, | ” |Re-en. Vet.; wd.; pro. 1st

| | | Lieut.; must. out Aug. 21,

| | | ’65.

Bouton, Seth S., | ” | ” |Discharged Dec. 23, 1863;

| | | term expired.

Bouton, Wm. L., |New Haven, | ” |Wd. May 16, 1864; disch.

| | | Sept. 6, 1864; term expired.

Bohan, John, |Stamford, | ” |Discharged disab. May 24,

| | | 1863, Hilton Head.

Bryson, Frank, | ” | ” |Re-en. Vet.; died of wds.

| | | May 19, ’64, Point Lookout.

Buckley, Edmund, |Greenwich, | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Buckley, Thomas, | ” | ” |Discharged disability,

| | | Aug. 10, 1864.

Burns, Dennis, |Stamford, | ” |Wd. Oct. 22, 1862; disch.

| | | Sept. 12, 1864; term expired.

Clark, John S., | ” | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | missing Aug. 16, 1864.

Clark, John, | ” | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

Coyne, Wm. H., | ” | ” |Re-in. Vet. deserted

| | | April 16, 1864.

Craw, Thomas, |Bridgeport, | ” |Re-in. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

Crocker, Albert W., |Stamford, | ” |Wd. Oct. 22, 1862; re-en.

| | | Vet.; must. out Aug. 21, ’65.

Dixon, Alonzo, | ” | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

Drew, John, | ” | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | deserted Nov. 9, 1864.

Finch, David, | ” | ” |Transferred to Invalid Corps,

| | | Sept. 1, 1863.

Finch, Chas. E., | ” | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | discharged Aug. 21, 1865.

Freeman, Daniel, | ” | ” |Died July 12, 1862, Hilton

| | | Head, S. C.

Grady, John, | ” | ” |Wd. July 18, 1863; disch.

| | | Sept. 22, 1864; term expired.

Hasseman, J. F., |Greenwich, | ” |Wd. Oct. 22, 1862; re-en.

| | | Vet.; deserted Oct. 27, 1864.

Hobby, Horace, |Stamford, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

Hounsloy, Roper, | ” | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

Hoyt, George, | ” | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Hoyt, Henry W., | ” | ” |Died Oct. 30, 1862, of wounds

| | | rec’d at Pocotaligo.

Hoyt, John L., | ” | ” |Discharged; enlisted in

| | | U. S. A., Nov. 6, 1862.

Hyde, Albert A., |Greenwich, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Jan. 4, 1864;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

Jones, James, | ” | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 23, 1863;

| | | deserted Nov. 9, 1864.

Jones, Joseph, |New Canaan, | ” |Re-en. Vet. died of wounds

| | | June 9, 1864.

June, Chas. H., |Greenwich, | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Kent, Geo. W., |Stamford, | ” |Discharged disab. April 22,

| | | 1863, Beaufort, S. C.

Lockwood, Ebgert, |Greenwich, | ” |Wd. July 18, 1863; disch.

| | | Sept. 11, 1864; term expired.

Lockwood, Jas. L., |Stamford, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | missing June 17, 1864.

Lower, Lewis, | ” | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

Lowa, William, | ” | ” |Wd. and missing July 18, 1863,

| | | Fort Wagner.

McDonald, Robert, | ” | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

McGee, James, |Greenwich, | ” |Wd. July 18, 1863; Re-en.

| | | Vet.; must. out Aug. 21, ’65.

Miles, John, |Stamford, | ” |Died March 30, 1864,

| | | Richmond, Va.

Morgan, Michael, | ” | ” |Wd. July 25, 1863; disch.

| | | Sept. 11, 1864; term expired.

Morehouse, Wm. A., | ” | ” |Killed at Morris Island,

| | | July 18, 1863.

Northrop, Silas, | ” | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

O’Brien, Frank, | ” | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | deserted April 19, 1865.

Pratt, Wm. S., | ” | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | wd.; must. out Aug. 21, ’65.

Picker, Thomas, | ” | ” |Discharged March 20, 1865;

| | | term expired.

Picker, Patsy, | ” | ” |Died Oct. 5, 1863; Hilton

| | | Head, S. C.

Potts, James A., |Chester, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, ’63;

| | | died Dec. 4, ’64,

| | | on transport.

Pratt, Edgar L., |Stamford, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Jan. 4, 1864;

| | | wd.; must. out Aug. 21, ’65.

Provost, Andrew, | ” | ” |Wd. Oct. 22, 1862; disch.

| | | disab. March 28, ’63, N. Y.

Provost, Chas. E., | ” | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, ’63;

| | | died Feb. 23, ’65,

| | | An’polis, Md.

Reynolds, Wm. H., |N. Castler, N. Y.| ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, ’63;

| | | wd.; must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

Schofield, Henry, |Stamford, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, ’63; wd.;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

Schofield, Smith, | ” | ” |Wd. May 16, 1864; disch.;

| | | Sept. 4, 1864; term expired.

Searles, Edward, |Chester, | ” |Re-en. Vet.; wd.; trans. Vet.

| | | R. C.; disch. Jan. 9, 1865.

Searles, George E., |Stamford, | ” |Re-en. Vet.; Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | must. out July 5, 1865.

Seely, Edward M., | ” | ” |Wd. July 18, 1863; missing

| | | June 17, 1864.

Seely, John, |New Canaan, | ” |Died Aug. 10, 1862,

| | | Beaufort, S. C.

Sniffen, Irving L., |Greenwich, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

Snyder, Oscar E., | ” | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | must. out June 8, 1865.

Sherwood, Wm. H., | ” | ” |Wound. Oct. 22, 1862; disch.

| | | disab. Feb. 18, 1863.

Sparks, John S., |Stamford, | ” |Disch. disab. April 22, 1863,

| | | Beaufort, S. C.

Shattel, Geo. C., | ” | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | killed Sept. 22, 1864.

Thorn, Marenus W., | ” | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | deserted Feb. 27, 1863.

Tonar, Barney, | ” | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | must. out. Aug. 21, 1865.

Tœpher, Jos. A., |W’msburg, L. I.,| ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | wd.;

| | | must. out. Aug. 21, 1865.

Vernal, Oliver W., |Stamford, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | wd.;

| | | must. out. Aug. 21, 1865.

Walters, Chas. C., | ” | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | wd.;

| | | must. out. Aug. 21, 1865.

Walters, Edward H., | ” | ” |Transferred to Invalid Corps,

| | | March 15, 1864.

Ward, John D., |Suffield, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | missing Aug. 16, 1864.

Weed, Chas. H., |Stamford, | ” |Wd. Oct. 22, ’62; Re-en.

| | | Vet.; wd, ’64;

| | | tr. V. R. Corps.

Youngs, John R., | ” | ” |Discharged, disability,

| | | May 24, 1863, Hilton Head.

RECRUITS FOR INFANTRY COMPANY “D.”

*Akins, James, |New Milford, | Nov. 14, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

*Berry, Henry C., |Danbury, | Oct. 22, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’63, | New Haven.

*Brigham, Chas., |New Milford, | Aug. 12, |Deserted Nov. 9, 1864.

| | ’63, |

*Bougue, Rich. M., |Norwich, | Jul. 13, |Died Feb. 23, 1865.

| | ’63, |

*Bradley, Geo. M., |Plymouth, | Aug.. 3, |Mustered out June 1, 1865,

| | ’63, | Hartford, Conn.

*Bradly, James, |Danbury, | Oct. 22, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’63, | New Haven.

*Brooks, Rienzi J., |Brookfield, | Oct. 22, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’63, | New Haven.

*Bruce, James, |Danbury, | Oct. 22, |Deserted, Aug. 1, 1864.

| | ’63, |

Bush, Harry, |Stamford, | Feb. 16, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | Hartford, Conn.

*Brennan, Peter, |Ellington, | Nov. 15, |Deserted Feb. 6, 1865.

| | ’64, |

*Brown, Chas., |Guilford, | Nov. 14, |Mustered out Aug. 12, 1865,

| | ’64, | New York City.

*Brown, Wm., |New Haven, | Nov. 15, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

*Bruce, Robert, | ” | Nov. 16, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

*Burke, Michael, |Plymouth, | Nov. 16, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’63, | New Haven.

*Burns, Wm., |Middletown, | Nov. 16, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

Cunningham, Jas., |Stamford, | Dec. 31, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’63, | New Haven.

*Cassaday, Wm., |Danbury, | Nov. 15, |Deserted June 13, 1865.

| | ’64, |

*Clark, James, |New Haven, | Nov. 16, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

*Clark, John, | ” | Nov. 16, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

*Collins, James, |Danbury, | Nov. 15, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

*Degeneres, Chas., |Ridgefield, | Oct. 22, |Deserted Nov. 7, 1864.

| | ’63, |

*Duffy, Henry, |Danbury, | Oct. 22, |Deserted Nov. 17, 1864,

| | ’63, |

Dinger, Isaac, |Stamford, | Feb. 20, |Wd. May 16, 1864; must. out

| | ’64, | Aug. 8, 1865, Washington.

*Duck, George, |Meriden, | Nov. 16, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

*Dies, George, |Trumbull, | Nov. 15, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

*Dietz, Gehard, |Bloomfield, | Nov. 16, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

*Duberle, Peter, |Montville, | Nov. 16, |Deserted March 2, 1865.

| | ’64, |

*Edwards, Henry, |Windham, | Nov. 16, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

*Ellis, William, |Washington, | Nov. 16, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

Fox, Patrick, |Bridgeport, | Nov. 6, |Wd. May 14, ’64; died Nov. 6,

| | ’62, | ’64, Andersonville, Ga.

*Foula, Prosper, |Danbury, | Aug. 22, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’63, | New Haven.

*Farrel, Michael, |New Haven, | Nov. 15, |Deserted May 30, 1865.

| | ’64, |

*Fitzgerald, Jno. A.,|Durham, | Nov. 16, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

*Fitzgerald, Jno., |Guilford, | Nov. 16, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

*Flanaghan, John, |New Haven, | Nov. 16, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

Goodman, John, |Bridgeport, | Dec. 19, |Wd. June 17, 1864; mustered

| | ’64, | out June 30, 1865.

Gilbert, Chas., |Ridgefield, | Oct. 22, |Deserted Oct. 27, 1864.

| | ’63, |

*Goodhardt, Jno. H., |Greenwich, | Dec. 30, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’63, | New Haven.

*Gardiner, Wm., |East Haven, | Nov. 16, |Deserted Dec. 15, 1864.

| | ’64, |

*Gillispie, Jas. L., |Ellington, | Nov. 15, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

*Granger, Wm., |Meriden, | Nov. 16, |Deserted Jan. 13, 1865.

| | ’64, |

Haight, John J., |Stamford, | Dec.. 9, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’63, | New Haven.

Harting, Ed. M., |New Canaan, | Feb. 19, |Killed Aug. 16, 1864,

| | ’64, | Deep Run, Va.

Halpin, William, |Stamford, | Sept. 6, |Mustered out June 26, 1865,

| | ’64, | Goldsboro, N. C.

*Haggarty, Wm., |New Haven, | Nov. 14, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

*Harris, Jas., |Enfield, | Nov. 16, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

*Hesel, John, |New Haven, | Nov. 14, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64 | New Haven.

*Hogan, Andrew, |N. Stonington,| Nov. 15, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

*Harris, Bernard J., |Ellington, | Nov. 15, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

Jerman, Jas. H., |Bridgeport, | Sept. 8, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’62, | New Haven.

*Jones, David, |Danbury, | Oct. 23, |Discharged June 8, 1864,

| | ’63, | by order War Department.

*Jones, George, |East Granby, | Nov. 15, |Deserted Feb. 6, 1865.

| | ’64, |

*Jackson, Thos., |Vernon, | Nov. 15, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

*Johnson, John, |New Haven, | Nov. 16, |Deserted May 22, 1865.

| | ’64, |

*Johnson, Wm., |Watertown, | Nov. 15, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

*Keller, August, |Danbury, | Oct. 22, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

*Kennedy, John, | ” | Oct. 22, |Wd. May 20, 1864; must. out

| | ’64, | Aug. 21, 1865, New Haven.

*King, Joseph, | ” | Oct. 22, |Deserted April 28, 1864.

| | ’64, |

*John Kelley, |Clinton, | Nov. 16, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

*Laurence, Alfred, |Brookfield, | Oct. 22, |Wd. Aug. 16, 1864; must. out

| | ’63, | Aug. 21, 1865, N. Haven.

Le Broeg, Samuel, |Danbury, | Oct. 22, |Died of wds. Jan. 3, 1864,

| | ’63, | Hampton Hospital.

*Les, Joit, |Ridgefield, | Oct. 22, |Wd. May 10. 1864; must. out

| | ’63, | Aug. 21, 1865. N. Haven.

*May, William, |Danbury, | Oct. 30, |Deserted April 10, 1864.

| | ’63, |

Palmer, Isaac, |Greenwich, | Jan. 27, |Mustered out June 23, 1865,

| | ’64, | Hartford.

Palmer, Walter, | ” | Jan. 27, |Mustered out June 2, 1865,

| | ’64, | Fort Monroe, Va.

Raymond, Jos. E., | ” | Feb. 23, |Died March 5, 1865,

| | ’64, | Wilmington, N. C.

*Reynolds, Carlton, | ” | Jan. 28, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

Stone, John H., |Bridgeport, | Dec. 19, |Discharged; enlisted U. S. A.

| | ’62, | Feb. 22, 1863.

Searles, Clarence E.,|Stamford, | Feb. 16, |Wd. Aug. 16, 1864; must. out

| | ’64, | June 14, 1865, Hartford.

Townsend, Orlando, | ” | Feb.. 2, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

Timpson, Benj. S., | ” | Feb. 20, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

Taylor, Nehemiah, | ” | Feb. 23, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

Waterbury, Samuel, | ” | Jan.. 2, |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1865,

| | ’64, | New Haven.

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NOTE--* Substitutes and Drafted.

INFANTRY COMPANY “E.”

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Rank. | Residence. | Date of | REMARKS.

| | Muster. |

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| | |

_Captain._ | | |

Edward P. Hudson, |Waterbury, | Sept. 4, |Wd. July 18, 1863;

| | 1861, | resigned Feb. 19, 1864.

| | |

_1st Lieutenant._ | | |

Wm. H. H. Wooster, |Waterbury, | ” |Resigned March 23, 1862.

| | |

_2nd Lieutenant._ | | |

Ed. H. Hotchkiss, |Prospect, | ” |Promoted 1st Lieut.;

| | | resigned Dec. 16, 1862.

| | |

_Sergeants._ | | |

James A. Blake, |Waterbury, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | missing May 16, 1864.

Edwin L. Cook, | ” | ” |Transferred Invalid Corps,

| | | Sept. 1, 1863.

Harvey L. Mathews, |Prospect, | ” |Discharged, disability,

| | | Feb. 14, 1862.

Julius Saxe, |Waterbury, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1864;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

Orrin N. Robbins, | ” | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

| | |

_Corporals._ | | |

John W. Hill, | ” | ” |Discharged, disability,

| | | July 30, 1862.

Ralph G. Robbins, | ” | ” |Died Sept. 2, 1862.

Henry P. Dalley, |Prospect, | ” |Wd. Aug. 22, 1864;

| | | discharged Sept. 12, 1864.

Frank Howard, |Waterbury, | ” |Discharged Oct. 14 1863;

| | | enlisted U. S. A.

Wm. D. Wooding, |Cheshire, | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Wm. Berkley, |Prospect, | ” |Wd. July 18, ’63; re-en. Vt.

| | | Feb. 6, ’64;

| | | m. o. Aug. 21, ’65.

Cor. J. Rollason, |Naugatuck, | ” |Disch. dis. April 22, ’63,

| | | Beaufort, S. C.

Frank King, |Waterbury, | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

| | |

_Musicians._ | | |

Wm. H. Cushman, |New Britain, | ” |Discharged disability,

| | | March 6, 1863, Beaufort.

Oliver D. Peck, | ” | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

| | |

_Wagoner._ | | |

Fred. Boldgett, |Waterbury, | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

| | |

_Privates._ | | |

Abbot, John, |Waterbury, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | trans. V. R. C. Dec. 22,

| | | 1864; must. out Aug. 9,

| | | 1865, Washington, D. C.

Bagarly, Thomas, | ” | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Baldwin, Luzern, |Naugatuck, | ” |Wd. Aug. 16, 1864; disch.

| | | Sept. 12, 1864.

Barnes, Seth J., |Farmington, | ” |Died Jan. 1, 1862,

| | | Hilton Head, S. C.

Barton, George A., |Cheshire, | ” |Died Feb. 11, 1862,

| | | Warsaw Island, Ga.

Bell, Edward, |Woodbury, | ” |Discharged Sept. 12, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Barden, Nathan W., |W. Norfolk, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

Brown, Chas. S., |Waterbury, | ” |Trans. to Signal Corps,

| | | U. S. A. Oct. 13, 1863.

Brown, John D., | ” | ” |Discharged, disability,

| | | Feb. 6, 1863, New York.

Bunnel, Joseph, |Woodbury, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | died of wds. Oct. 7, 1864.

Campfield, George, |Winchester, | ” |Mustered out Aug. 21, 1864,

| | | New Haven.

Carey, Thomas, |Waterbury, | ” |Wd.; Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24,

| | | 1863; must. out Aug. 21, ’65.

Chandler, John W., |Prospect, | ” |Discharged, disability,

| | | Feb. 14, 1863,

| | | Beaufort, S. C.

Clark, James, | ” | ” |Deserted Sept. 5, 1861.

Cobbe, George W., |Norfolk, | ” |Died Oct. 23, 1862,

| | | Beaufort, S. C.

Colton, Joseph, |Waterbury, | ” |Pro. Quartermaster May 11,

| | | 1863; res. Sept. 13, 1864.

Cook, Henry A., |Naugatuck, | ” |Died Oct. 24, 1862,

| | | Beaufort, S. C.

Doolittle, Lyman, |Waterbury, | ” |Discharged disab.

| | | Sept. 8, 1862.

Dugal, Wm. H., |Naugatuck, | ” |Wd. July 18, ’63; disch. dis.

| | | Nov. 16, ’63, Ft. Schuyler.

Downer, Edwin L., |Norfolk, | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Downer, Wm. J., | ” | ” |Discharged disab.

| | | March 9, 1862.

Dunn, Michael, |Waterbury, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

Durand, Theo. G., |Prospect, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

Fahey, John, |Waterbury, | ” |Discharged Sept. 12, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Fenn, Gaius, |Plymouth, | ” |Discharged Sept. 3, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Flanagan, Francis, |Naugatuck, | ” |Discharged Dec. 1, 1863,

| | | by order Sec. of War.

Flanagan, John, |Cheshire, | ” |Re-en. Vt. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | wound.; m. o. Aug. 21, 1865.

Gardner, Porter L., |Prospect, | ” |Re-en. Vt. Feb. 4, 1863; wd.;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

Gilbert, James H., |Bethlem, | ” |Died Nov. 29, 1861,

| | | Hilton Head, S. C.

Gough, James, |Hartford, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

Harrison, Wm., |Enfield, | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Horton, Edward W., |Naugatuck, | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Hotchkiss, Evans B., |Prospect, | ” |Discharged, disability,

| | | March 12, 1862.

Jeffre, John E., |Waterbury, | ” |Discharged by order War

| | | Department, Sept. 7, 1863.

Johnson, Thomas, |Centerv’le, R. I.,| ” |Killed July 10, 1863, at

| | | Morris Island, S. C.

Lalley, Michael, |Waterbury, | ” |Discharged, disability,

| | | July 24, 1862.

Laughlin, Hugh, | ” | ” |Wd. July 18, ’63; re-en. Vt.

| | | Dec. 24, ’63;

| | | kill. Oct. 7, ’64.

Lewin, Joseph W., | ” | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

Long, Frank, |Baltimore, Md.,| ” |Discharged March 17, 1865;

| | | term expired.

Losaw, Wm. H., |Winchester, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 23, 1864;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

Main, John, |Waterbury, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

McLavy, Robert, |Farmington, | ” |Prom. 1st Lieut. 4th S. C.

| | | Vols. Sept. 5, 1863.

Miner, Harris W., |Orange, | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Morris, Peter, |Waterbury, | ” |Deserted May 15, 1863.

Morrow, John E., |Cheshire, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

Moulthrop, Horace, |Waterbury, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | died of wds. Oct. 22, 1864.

McIntire, Eugene, |Watertown, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 25, 1863;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

Nelson, Horatio, |Waterbury, | ” |Transferred to Signal Corps,

| | | U. S. A. Feb. 29, 1864.

O’Connor, Thomas, | ” | ” |Died Jan. 13, 1863,

| | | Beaufort, S. C.

Paul, Andrew A., | ” | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

Peck, Abbott, |Milford, | ” |Wd. Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

Peck, John W., |Norfolk, | ” |Died Feb. 9, 1862,

| | | Warsaw Sound, Ga.

Peters, Wm., |Norwich, | ” |Discharged, disability,

| | | July 5, 1863,

| | | Folly Is., S. C.

Phalen, Timothy, |Waterbury, | ” |Drowned, June 8, 1862.

Rigney, Wm., | ” | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

Royce, Chas. B., |Prospect, | ” |Wd. July 10, ’63; killed

| | |June 1, ’64, Bermuda Hun., Va.

Rueck, Carl, |Waterbury, | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Russel, Sam. S., |New Haven, | ” |Discharged July 5, 1863,

| | | Folly Island, S. C.

Ryan, Thomas, |Boston, Mass.,| ” |Deserted Sept. 18, 1861.

Sage, Elisha, |N. Marlbo., Ms.| ” |Died June 20, 1862.

Sanford, Aaron C., |Plymouth, | ” |Re-en. Vt. Dec. 24, ’63; wd.

| | | Aug. 16, ’64; disch. dis.

| | | April 27, 1865.

Sandford, Spencer S.,|Prospect, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | missing Oct. 1, 1864.

Sawyer, James, |Waterbury, | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Scott, Albert M., | ” | ” |Wd.; Re-en. Vet. Dec 24, 1863;

| | | must. out Aug 21, ’65.

Shannon, Edward, | ” | ” |Wd.; Re-en. Vet. Dec 24, 1863;

| | | deserted Nov. 7, 1864.

Smith, George S., |Prospect, | ” |Wd.; Re-en. Vet. Dec 24, 1863;

| | | died July 10, 1865.

Smith, George H., |Waterbury, | ” |Wd. July 18, 1863;

| | | discharged Sept. 11, 1864.

Stebbins, Chas. E., |New Haven, | ” |Re-en. Vt. Dec. 24, ’63; died

| | | of wds. Oct. 1, ’64, Ft. Mon.

Stebbins, George, W.,| ” | ” |Wd. July 10, ’63; re-en. Vt.

| | | Jan. 4, ’64;

| | | m. o. Sept. 2, ’65.

Swan, Wm. W., |Waterbury, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

Talmadge, Fred. A., |Prospect, | ” |Died Dec. 18, 1861,

| | | Hilton Head, S. C.

Talmadge, John, | ” | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Talmadge, Steph. A., | ” | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

Welch, George, |Waterbury, | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

Welch, Richard, | ” | ” |Re-en. Vet. Dec. 24, 1863;

| | | must. out Aug. 21, 1865.

West, John, |Enfield, | ” |Discharged Sept. 11, 1864;

| | | term expired.

Wilcox, Jay P., |Waterbury, | ” |Pro. Capt. Co. “B;” killed

| | | May 10, ’64,

| | | Chester Sta., Va.

Woods, John, | ” | ” |Killed May 15, 1864,

| | | Drury’s Bluff, Va.

_Officer Appointed since First Muster._

_1st Lieutenant._ | | |

Eugene Atwater, |Plymouth, | Dec. 2, |Promoted Capt.; must. out

| | ’64, | Aug. 21, 1865, New Haven.