enough, one of these was arrayed on the side of the Union against his
four Confederate brothers, a fair example of the Jewish spirit of
loyalty to conviction. The following is the list:
EDWARD JONAS, 50th Illinois Infantry.
S. A. JONAS,
JULIAN JONAS,
Major CHARLES H. JONAS,
HON. BENJAMIN F. JONAS (of Louisiana).
South Carolina also had five brothers enrolled in the Confederate army.
Their names are:
PERCY MOSES, JR.,
JOSHUA L. MOSES,
HORACE MOSES,
J. HARBY MOSES,
A. JACKSON MOSES.
Georgia mustered a family of four, a father and three sons, bearing the
same historic name as their South Carolina comrades:
RAPHAEL MOSES, SR.,
RAPHAEL MOSES, JR.,
ISRAEL N. MOSES,
A. L. MOSES.
Arkansas furnishes an instance of three brothers, namely:
PETER COHEN,
JACOB COHEN,
PO'EL COHEN.
Another trio hail from the South, two from Georgia and one from South
Carolina:
ISAAC A. GOLDSMITH,
A. A. GOLDSMITH,
M. M. GOLDSMITH.
Virginia sent out another three:
LEOPOLD LEVY,
SAMSON LEVY,
SOLOMON LEVY.
Louisiana has also a list of three brothers on her muster rolls:
EUGENE H. LEVY,
JULIUS H. LEVY,
JOSEPH C. LEVY.
And yet another trio went forth from Alabama:
MORDECAI MOSES,
HENRY C. MOSES,
ALFRED MOSES.
This makes a total of nine families on the Southern side, embracing a
membership numbering thirty-five, of whom one was enrolled in the Union
army.
The preponderance of such instances in the ranks of the Confederates
is due to the fact that the Jews of the Southern States were, in a
much larger proportion than those of the North, natives of the soil
or residents of long standing. While the Jews were doubtless more
numerous at the North than at the South, they were, for the most part,
immigrants of a comparatively recent date, and therefore less intensely
imbued with the spirit of the conflict.
On the Union side, New York, the nucleus of the Jewish population of
this country, naturally furnished the largest quota of Jewish soldiers,
and among them were three bands of brothers; one of the families being
reinforced by the presence of the father. The roll is as follows:
First, a family of five:
LEOPOLD WENK,
AUGUST WENK,
JOSEPH WENK,
JULIUS WENK,
AARON WENK.
Second, a father and his three sons:
SIMON LEVY,
BENJAMIN C. LEVY,
ALBERT LEVY,
Hon. FERDINAND LEVY, Ex-Coroner and present Register of New York City.
Third, a trio of brothers:
ABRAHAM FEDER,
HENRY FEDER,
ADOLPH FEDER.
Pennsylvania also sent three Jewish brothers to the front:
LYON L. EMANUEL,
LOUIS M. EMANUEL,
JONATHAN M. EMANUEL.
From Ohio we have another list of three brothers who together took part
in the War for the Union:
HERMAN KOCH,
MOSES KOCH,
JOSEPH KOCH.
We have thus a list of five families on the Union side, containing
eighteen men, a total for both the Confederate and Union sides of
fourteen families sending fifty-three men to the war.
JEWISH STAFF OFFICERS IN THE UNION ARMY.
Assistant Adjutant-General MYER ASCH,
entered the service September 19, 1861, as 2d Lieutenant Company H,
1st New Jersey Cavalry Volunteers; promoted to 1st Lieutenant and
Adjutant, December 29, 1861, and Captain, March 24, 1862; served on
staff of Major-General John Pope, subsequently appointed Assistant
Adjutant-General to Major-General Kautz; also distinguished in
other ways; held civic honors, particularly during the Centennial
Exhibition of 1876 at Philadelphia.
Doctor MORRIS J. ASCH,
on staff of Major-General Philip H. Sheridan.
Major NEWMAN BORCHARDT,
enlisted as Private in Company K, 6th New York Volunteers; promoted
to serve on staff of Major-General Oliver O. Howard.
Captain ISIDORE BUSH, aide-de-camp to General Fremont.
Captain MAX COHNHEIM,
enlisted in the 41st New York; promoted with rank of Captain on the
staff of General Sigel.
Captain ---- DESSAUER,
on staff of Major-General Oliver O. Howard; killed at
Chancellorsville.
Rev. JACOB FRANKEL,
of Philadelphia, served as Chaplain of United States Hospitals
during the Civil War, by appointment of President Lincoln.
Captain EDWARD JONAS,
enlisted in Illinois on staff of Major-General Prentice.
Major M. LULLEY,
formerly on staff of Louis Kossuth, during the Hungarian Revolution
of 1848; rendered valuable services during the Civil War, under
direction of Secretary of War.
Colonel ISAAC MAY,
aide-de-camp to Governor Andrew G. Curtin, of Pennsylvania.
Sergeant LOUIS H. MAYER,
enlisted in the 27th Ohio Regiment, served on staff of General
Pope; also with Generals Rosecrans and Grant, taking part in
various campaigns.
Captain NATHAN D. MENKEN,
on staff of Major-General John Pope, as Commander of his
body-guard; he sacrificed his life by remaining in Memphis,
Tennessee, and tending to the suffering during a terrible
visitation of Yellow fever in 1878.
ISAAC MOSES,
Adjutant-General 3d Army Corps, staff of Major General Heintzelman;
subsequently under General Banks.
Captain JULIUS SPRING,
on staff of General Van Buren.
Lieutenant M. SZEGELY,
on staff of General Sigel.
Major JOSEPH FRANKLIN TOBIAS,
aide-de-camp with rank of Major to Major-General D. B. Birney
(April 14, 1862--May 16, 1864).
JEWISH STAFF OFFICERS IN THE CONFEDERATE ARMY.
JACOB ABRAMS,
on staff of General Elzey.
Doctor I. BARUCH, Assistant Surgeon-General.
MARCUS BAUM,
on the staff of General Kershaw; enlisted as private; wounded
at first Battle of Manassas; mentioned in general orders for
distinguished bravery; killed at the Battle of the Wilderness.
Captain H. L. BENJAMIN, General Staff.
Honorable JUDAH P. BENJAMIN, Secretary of War.
General DAVID DE LEON, Surgeon-General.
The first surgeon-general of the Confederate Army. He was born in
South Carolina in 1822. In the Mexican War he twice took the place
of commanding officers, who had been killed or wounded and acted
with such gallantry and ability as to receive twice the thanks of
the United States Congress. In February, 1861, he resigned his rank
as Surgeon and Major in the United States Army and was appointed
Surgeon-General of the Armies of the Confederacy.
Honorable EDWIN DE LEON,
Special Confederate States Envoy to Court of Napoleon III.
Captain JOSEPH FRANKLAND,
on Staff of General Wheeler, 1st Tennessee Battalion of Cavalry;
entered as private; promoted step by step; Assistant Provost
Marshal.
Orderly EDWARD KAUFFMAN,
Staff of General Bagly, Green's Brigade.
N. KRAUS, Staff of General Miller.
Lieutenant ALEXANDER LEVY,
Richmond, Virginia; Staff of General Magruder; wounded at Big
Bethel.
Captain M. LEVY,
6th Arkansas, Staff of General Baxton Bragg; Enlisted Co. E, 6th
Arkansas.
Lieutenant M. J. MARCUS, Staff of General Benning.
VICTOR MEYER, Staff of General Barksdale.
Assistant-Adjutant-General J. RANDOLPH MORDECAI
entered the service of the Confederate States as private in the
Washington Artillery, South Carolina, December 19, 1860; shortly
afterwards was appointed 2nd Lieutenant, when transferred to the C.
S. Army, afterward assigned to duty as Assistant-Adjutant-General
to General White's Brigade Light Artillery until July, 1863, to A.
A. M., C. S. Army, and assigned to General Taliaford's Division.
Captain A. J. MOSES, Staff of General Hannon.
Major ALFRED T. MOSES, Staff of General R. Taylor;
enlisted Co. E, 6th Arkansas.
ALTAMONT MOSES, Military Telegraph Service.
F. J. MOSES, Assistant Surgeon.
Colonel RAPHAEL J. MOSES, Staff of General Longstreet.
Appointed chief commissary for the State of Georgia. Known to
Generals Lee and Longstreet as the "honest commissary." He turned
over thirty thousand dollars in gold to General Molyneux at the
close of the war on condition that it should be used for the
benefit of the Confederate soldiers and Confederate hospitals,
which was done.
General A. C. MYERS, Quartermaster General C. S. A.
Major J. M. NANEZ, Staff of General Longstreet.
Major ISAAC SCHERCK, Staff of General Hardee;
enlisted in Mississippi.
MORRIS STRAUS, Staff of General Jenkins;
enlisted in South Carolina.
JEWISH OFFICERS IN THE CONFEDERATE NAVY.
Lieutenant BARNHAM.
PERRY DE LEON, South Carolina.
Captain L. C. HARBY, South Carolina.
When South Carolina seceded he resigned his commission in the
United States Navy and entered the Confederate service with the
rank of Commodore in the Navy and afterwards distinguished himself
in the defence of Galveston, when he commanded the Neptune at the
capture of the Harriet Lane, and later on when in command of a
fleet of gunboats on the Sabine river.
LOUIS P. LEVY, Gunboat Chicora, Virginia;
A midshipman at the age of fifteen.
Midshipman RANDOLPH LYONS;
detailed as Signal Officer on blockade running.
LAZARUS WEIL, C. S. Navy.
SIMON WEIL, C. S. Navy.
ISAAC MOISE, C. S. Navy.
Paymaster I. C. MOSES, Navy.
Lieutenant R. J. MOSES, Jr., C. S. S. Merrimac, Georgia.
Z. P. MOSES, Navy Department.
LISTS OF JEWISH SOLDIERS IN THE UNION AND CONFEDERATE ARMIES DURING THE
CIVIL WAR, CLASSIFIED ACCORDING TO STATES AND ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.
ALABAMA.
NAME. RANK. COMPANY. REGIMENT.
ABRAHAM, JACOB 3d Infantry
ABRAHAM, ISAAC 1st Artillery
ABRAHAM, JOSEPH B 2d Cavalry
ALTEMOUNT, SIMON C 12th Infantry
ABRAHAM, D. B 1st Cavalry
ALTMAN, ---- 12th Infantry
ABRAHAM, A. G 6th Infantry
BLOCK, MAURICE 27th Infantry
Killed at Seven Pines.
BEAN, LEWIS 33d Infantry
BAMBURGER, SOLOMON S., Major 6th Infantry
Wounded at Seven Pines; after which General
Johnston appointed him Private Secretary.
BLUM, ELIAS 10th Infantry
Wounded at Frazier's Farm.
BENEDICK, F. 3d Infantry
BERNSTEIN, P. Eufala Light
Artillery
BARWALD, M. G 6th Infantry
BARWALD, D. 3d Infantry
COHN, L. J. 3d Infantry
COHEN, LOUIS 4th Infantry
COLEMAN, ---- Sergeant 6th Infatry
CAHN, JACOB B 4th Infantry
COLLING, WILLIAM B 4th Infantry
CAHN, S. 3d Infantry
DANIEL, WILLIAM A 1st Infantry
Captured; died and buried at Woodlawn Cemetery,
Elmira, New York.
DREYFUS, SAMUEL B 1st Artillery
EINHORN, AARON B 4th Infantry
EHLBERT, M. 21st Infantry
FALK, L. M. D 5th Cavalry
FISCHER, E. Captain A 12th Infantry
Promoted from private.
GOODMAN, HENRY A 10th Infantry
GOLDSTEIN, ISIDORE E 4th Infantry
GERSON, M. L. 3d Infantry
GERSON, A. 3d Infantry
GOLDSTEIN, I. B 1st Cavalry
GUTMAN, JOSEPH B 1st Cavalry
GRIEL, LOUIS 14th Infantry
GUTMAN, EMANUEL G 10th Infantry
HIRSCHFELD, JACOB E 14th Infantry
Killed at Sharpsburg.
HEYMAN, S. A 18th Cavalry
Wounded at New Hope Church; disabled from field
duty; on detached service until surrender.
HERZBERG, H. Lieutenant J 18th Cavalry
Killed at New Hope Church.
HEYMAN, ISAAC J 18th Cavalry
Wounded seven times; promoted on the field of battle
for bravery.
HAAS, SIEGMUND C 12th Cavalry
HARTMAN, JOSEPH 3d Cavalry
HIRSCHFIELDER, JACOB 5th Cavalry
Killed at Gettysburg.
HOFHEIMER, HENRY Washington Light
Artillery
HIRSCHER, E. 3d Infantry
HENLEIN, A. B 4th Infantry
HARRISON, JOSEPH A 1st Infantry
Captured; died and buried at Woodlawn Cemetery,
Elmira, New York.
ISRAEL, I. D 60th Infantry
Captured; died and buried at Woodlawn Cemetery,
Elmira, New York.
JACOBSON, JOSEPH A 42d Infantry
JONAS, ISRAEL 3d Infantry
Killed in action.
JACOBSON, ADOLPH B 20th Infantry
Wounded at Vicksburg, June 14, 1863; served balance of
time in hospital.
JOSEPH, LEONCE G. H Temple's Battery
and 7th Cavalry
JOSEPH, J. Lafayette Guard
JARETZKY, MORRIS G 6th Infantry
JACKSON,---- G 6th Infantry
KOHN, SOLOMON D 14th Infantry
KRAUS, LEE D 7th Infantry
KOHN, JACOB B 1st Infantry
KULEMAN, E. 3d Infantry
KARCHER, E. Captain A 12th Infantry
Promoted from private.
KOFFSKY, S. Lieutenant A 12th Infantry
Killed at Seven Pines.
KERN, SIMEON K 17th Infantry
KLEIN, LOUIS E State Reserves
KAISER, LAZARUS M. E State Reserves
KAHN, KARL 23d Infantry
KLEIN, ABRAHAM A 42d Infantry
LEVEY, ---- 3d Infantry
Lost a leg; subsequently killed.
L'ETONDAL, E. A 12th Infantry
LEVIS, LAZARUS 24th Infantry
LOEWI, HENRY E State Reserves
L'ETONDAL, F. Captain 12th Infantry
Promoted for bravery.
LOWENTHAL, JACOB 12th Infantry
LEWY, HENRY 3d Infantry
LEVY, B. M. 3d Infantry
LOBMAN, H. 3d Infantry
LEVY, SAMUEL 3d Infantry
Wounded at Gettysburg.
LOEWI, SAMUEL E State Reserves
LEMLO, L. B 1st Cavalry
LEITER, I. B 1st Cavalry
LEVY, JULIAN C. E 3d Infantry
Killed at battle of Malvern Hill.
LEVY, SOLOMON 3d Infantry,
(Montgomery Blues.)
MOSES, MONTEFIORE, Surgeon
MOSES, MORDECAI}
MOSES, HENRY C.} Brothers Infantry
MOSES, ALFRED }
MEYER, HERMAN A 42d Infantry
MEETIF, S. A. 3d Infantry
MARKS, SAMUEL Lieutenant 3d Infantry
MYER, MOSES B 1st Artillery
MYER, CHARLES A 42d Infantry
MYER, HENRY B 4th Infantry
MOOK, A. K 11th Infantry
MEYERBERG, L. 3d Infantry
MARKSTEIN, MAX C 5th Infantry
NEUBRIK, F. 12th Infantry
PEPPERMAN, MARX B 1st Cavalry
PICKARD, SAMUEL C 12th Infantry
PROSKAUER, ADOLPH Captain A 12th Infantry
Entered the Confederate Army as private; was
appointed Color Sergeant; rose to be Captain; was
wounded four times.
RICHMOND, CHARLES B 2d Cavalry
RICHARDS, JULIUS K 44th Infantry
Discharged 1862 for disability.
RAUFMAN, S. 11th Infantry
ROHOTSCH, ---- 3d Infantry
RICHARD, J. G 3d Infantry
RICHARD, AARON A 44th Infantry
SOLOMON, DAVID Colonel
Appointed by the Governor of Alabama, as
Aide-de-Camp, with the rank of Colonel.
STEINER, L. 3d Infantry
SUSSMAN, DAVID 27th Infantry
Killed at Seven Pines.
STEINER, M. 3d Infantry
STRASSBURGER, H. Lieutenant 3d Infantry
SUSSMAN, H. B 4th Infantry
SCHOENBACHER, H. B 1st Infantry
STRAUS, I. B 1st Infantry
Served until disabled.
SCHARF, E. B 1st Cavalry
SOLOMON, JOSEPH B 1st Cavalry
SULSBACHER, A. 4th Infantry
SCHALHOFER, PHILIP K 8th Infantry
STERNE, SAMUEL Eufala Artillery
Wounded at Atlanta.
STERN, JOSEPH 12th Infantry
STRAUSS, LEOPOLD Cavalry
Served three years until disabled by wounds.
SIEGEL, MOSES C 12th Infantry
Killed in action.
SOMENTHEIL, JACOB C 12th Infantry
SCHIFFMANN, JACOB { G 3d Infantry
{ A 44th Infantry
Killed at Seven Pines.
SIEGLE, ---- 3d Infantry
TURGUEIM, DAVID 3d Infantry
TANHAUSER, GUSTAV 23d Infantry
Killed in action.
ULFELDER, M. 3d Infantry
ULLMAN, WILLIAM A 8th Wheeler
Cavalry
WALDMAN, L. 3d Infantry
WEIL, D. 3d Infantry
WEIL, H. 3d Infantry
WAMBACHER, LOUIS B 20th Infantry
Killed at Vicksburg, June 14, 1863.
WOLF, MAX C 2nd Infantry
YOUNG, L. 3d Infantry
YARETSKI, JULIUS Lieutenant A 33d Infantry
Served four years; promoted from private.
ZADICK, ABRAHAM C 2d Cavalry
ARKANSAS.
NAME. RANK. COMPANY. REGIMENT.
AUERBACH, A. K. 8th Cavalry
BURGAUER, I. Woodruff Battery
BURGAUER, E. Woodruff Battery
BAUM, HENRY Woodruff Battery
COHN, WOLF West's Artillery
COHEN, ALBERT 6th Infantry
DANIEL, DAVID 1st Infantry
DRYFUS, MARCUS 1st Cavalry
DRYFUS, THEO. 1st Cavalry
ERB, JACOB 1st Cavalry
ERB, S. 1st Mounted Rifles
FRANK, ISAAC 1st Cavalry
FLECHTER, J. G. Captain A 6th Infantry
FRANKLIN, SAMUEL 1st Cavalry
FOX, W. B 2nd Cavalry
FEBS, E. 6th Infantry
FRANK, I. 4th Cavalry
GANS, MORRIS Parson's Cavalry
GATES, DAVID A Woodruff Battery
Served four years.
GATES, FERDINAND A Marmaduke Command
Served four years.
GATES, ISAAC Ross Arkansas
Battalion
Served four years.
GOODMAN, HERMAN 1st Infantry
HIRSCHFIELD, HENRY A 5th Infantry
HINEMAN, M. L. A 6th Infantry
HEILBRONER, HENRY 3d Infantry
HOOVER, E. West's Artillery
KEMPNER, JACOB 3d Cavalry
KALISCHER, S. 1st Cavalry
KLEIN, ABRAHAM 3d Cavalry
KUHN, SIGISMUND West's Artillery
KEMPNER, JACOB 3d Cavalry
LEVY, JULIUS A 6th Infantry
Killed at Shiloh.
LEWIS, L. B 4th Infantry
MEYER, HENRY 34th Infantry
MEYER, GABRIEL 4th Infantry
MOCK, MOSES E 6th Infantry
MOOK, SAMUEL 6th Infantry
NEWMAN, MYER 19th Infantry
OTTENHEIMER, PHILIP 1st Infantry
OTTENHEIMER, ABRAHAM 1st Infantry
PFARFFER, PHILIP 4th Cavalry
POLLOCK, ABRAHAM 3d Cavalry
POLLOCK, M. 3d Cavalry
POLLOCK, LEO Woodruff's Battery
PFEIFER, PHILIP 1st Cavalry
RICH, RUDOLPH 6th Infantry
SIMMONS, JACOB 1st Infantry
STERN, SOLOMON 1st Cavalry
SAMUELS, J. 3d Cavalry
SIMMONS, HARVEY 1st Infantry
VOLLENER, LOUIS 4th Infantry
WINTERS, SAMUEL H 6th Infantry
WINTERS, MOSES H 6th Infantry
CALIFORNIA.
NAME. RANK. COMPANY. REGIMENT.
ALEXANDER, A. A 2nd Infantry
ADLER, L. 6th Infantry
BACHARACH, JOSEPH A 2nd Infantry
COHN, S. B. F 6th Infantry
COHEN, SOLOMON Corporal C 3d Infantry
Served three years.
DAVIDSON, SOLOMON 1st Cavalry
An officer of distinction made the following remarks concerning this
gallant soldier:
"Personally I know several Hebrews who served in the California
regiments known as the 'California Column' but in the long years that
have elapsed I have forgotten their names. They were all good, faithful
soldiers to the flag they enlisted to defend. One I remember, by name,
Solomon Davidson. Comrade Davidson belonged to a cavalry regiment; I
think it was the 1st California, ordered for service in Arizona, Texas
and New Mexico. That regiment has seen more hard service in the saddle
than any other I know of wearing Uncle Sam's uniform. Comrade Davidson
was a brave man, carrying dispatches and orders from one part of the
command to another, regardless of storms and dangers of Indian ambush
so often to be encountered in the Territories. Davidson was a loyal,
gallant soldier, and I am glad to be able to say this much for our old
Jewish comrades in arms. We knew no distinction on account of birth or
religion in the army, but we loved all loyal men who gave their lives
to the government in the hour of its need. Let me in conclusion express
my conviction that a comparison of services will not be determined
detrimentally to our Hebrew comrades."
FAUGHT, SOLOMON 1st Infantry
FOX, A. H 1st Infantry
FRANK, M. F 1st Cavalry
GUGGENHEIM, SOLOMON E 6th Infantry
HARRIS, DAVID M 1st Cavalry
Served three years.
HOFFMAN, J. D 1st Cavalry
HESS, LOUIS C 2nd Cavalry
HEUBSMAN, J. B. C 4th Infantry
KLAUS, MOSES B 2nd Infantry
LAMBERT, F. H. H 1st Infantry
LEVICK, L. H 1st Infantry
MILLER, LOUIS 6th Infantry
MEYERS, OTTO H 1st Infantry
MEYER, A. I 6th Cavalry
SOLOMON, E. H 1st Infantry
SIMON, EMIL A 2nd Infantry
SICHEL, EUGENE H 2nd Cavalry
SIMON, ISADORE G 6th Cavalry
SCHILLER, HENRY Sergeant A 2nd Cavalry
Entered as private.
TOKLAS, JACOB W. 2nd Lieutenant K 6th Cavalry
Enlisted as private; promoted for bravery.
TOKLAS, FERDINAND K 6th Infantry
Served three years.
ZACHARIAS, JACOB K 6th Infantry
Protecting United States Mail overland from Indian and
Mormon attacks and riot at San Francisco.
CONNECTICUT.
NAME. RANK. COMPANY. REGIMENT.
COHEN, HENRY 7th Infantry
CLINE, SAMUEL E 26th Infantry
CANTROWITZ, SAMUEL D 10th Infantry
DETTELBACH, HARRY D 10th Infantry
DRYFUSS, CHARLES D 10th Infantry
HOSHLAND, NATHAN I 7th Infantry
HARRIS, HENRY D 10th Infantry
ISAAC, JULIUS D 10th Infantry
LAUBER, LOUIS D 10th Infantry
MORRIS, SIMON I 20th Infantry
NEWMAN, LEON B 3d Infantry
ROSENTHAL, SAMUEL 10th Infantry
ROSENTHAL, SIMON C 10th Infantry
STRAUS, MOSES 10th Infantry
SCHIFF, LUDWIG D 10th Infantry
WOLFSOHN, S. E 7th Infantry
WERTHEIMER, ---- D 10th Infantry
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
NAME. RANK. COMPANY. REGIMENT.
BEHREND, A., Doctor.
entered as Private, transferred to 2nd U. S. Regulars,
promoted to Hospital Steward, Army of the Potomac.
FREIRICK, CHARLES { B Turner Rifles
{ 8th Battalion
MUNDHEIM, LEWIS 8th Artillery
Junior Vice Commander Garfield Post No. 7, G. A. R.
FLORIDA.
NAME. RANK. COMPANY. REGIMENT.
COHEN, GUS Milton Artillery
DANIEL, M. A 1st Infantry
Captured; died and buried in Woodlawn Cemetery,
Elmira, New York.
GEORGIA.
NAME. RANK. COMPANY. REGIMENT.
AARONHEIM, D. D 49th Infantry
ABRAMS, J. J. 1st Infantry
ABRAHAMS, J. M. 49th Infantry
BAER, SAMUEL 6th Infantry
Served until close of war.
BENJAMIN, S. 51st Infantry
BROWN, M. D 2nd Battalion
BRANDT, ADOLPH 5th Infantry
BLOOMFIELD, ISAAC A 10th Infantry
BEAR, SAMUEL
Killed; buried in Jewish cemetery at Richmond, Virginia.
COLEMAN, ---- 51st Infantry
COHEN, SOLOMON 51st Infantry
CRONE, HERMAN A 20th Infantry
Sixteen years old when enlisted; taken prisoner at
Williamsburg.
COHEN, PHILIP A 8th Infantry
DREYER, LOUIS A. 1st and 63d
Infantry
DE YOUNG, HARRY 2nd Battalion
DAVISSON, D. 2nd Battalion
DAVIDSON, DAVID Captain 50th Infantry
EICHBAUM, JOSEPH 44th Infantry
Wounded several times.
ELKAN, M. 63d Infantry
EHRLICH, A. 1st Infantry
Wounded in action.
EBERHART, JACOB G 7th Cavalry
Captured; died and buried at Woodlawn Cemetery,
Elmira, New York.
FALKNER, C. B 4th Infantry
Died of wounds received at Hanover Court House.
FRIEDENTHAL, L. 1st Cavalry
FEUCHTWANGER, ---- 2nd Battalion
FOOTE, ABRAHAM 14th Infantry
FRIESLEHEN, JACOB D 4th Infantry
FRANK, J.
Killed; buried at Jewish cemetery at Richmond, Virginia.
GOLDSMITH, M. M. Lieutenant Home Guards
Killed near Macon, Georgia.
GREEN, WILLIAM 57th Infantry
GOODMAN, CHARLES 2nd Battalion
GANS, JACOB A 4th Infantry
GREENBAUM, JACOB 51st Infantry
Killed at Gettysburg.
GOODMAN, ISAAC 3d Battalion
GOLDMAN, EDWARD A 2nd Battalion
Subsequently Drill Officer of 38th North Carolina Infantry.
GEISENHEIMER, M. B 1st Infantry
GOODMAN, HENRY Sergeant B 14th Infantry
Enlisted as private; wounded in three actions--Harper's
Ferry, Chancellorsville and the Wilderness.
GOLDSTEIN, ---- 18th Infantry
Killed in action.
GOLDSMITH, I. Wellington Ranger
Died of fever contracted in camp.
HAAS, SOLOMON A 1st Infantry
Enlisted, 1861; when mustered out, re-enlisted
in 12th Artillery
HERTZ, J. H. I 2nd Infantry
HIRSCHLER, I. D 2nd Infantry
HARRIS, ELISHA Cobb's Legion
Captured; died and buried at Woodlawn Cemetery,
Elmira, New York
HEYMAN, ISAAC D 4th Infantry
Wounded at Malvern Hill.
HAYMAN, CHARLES D 4th Infantry
General Phil. Cook introduced this soldier to General
Gordon at the reunion of the old brigade with the
words: "General, this was one of the bravest men
in my brigade."
HEYMAN, A.
Killed; buried at Jewish cemetery at Richmond, Virginia.
ISAACS, A. 46th Regiment
ISAACS, EMANUEL 2nd Battery
ISAACS, ISAAC 2nd Battalion
ISAACS, M. 13th Battalion
JONAS, SIEGFRIED I 8th Infantry
JACOBUS, JACOB H. Lieutenant 5th Infantry
Killed at Shiloh.
JACKSON, I. 51st Infantry
JACOBS, WILLIAM M. 5th Infantry
KOPPEL, JACOB 5th Infantry
Killed at Shiloh.
KAHN, MOSES 5th Infantry
KOHN, BERNARD Cherokee Artillery
KAUFMAN, SELIG A 8th Infantry
KOHN, JACOB 63d Infantry
LIPPMAN, JULIUS E 12th Infantry
LEVY, JACOB Sergeant 22d Infantry
Wounded; served until close of war.
LEVY, MORRIS 4th Infantry
LIPPMAN, LOUIS 8th Infantry
Wounded at Bull Run.
LEHMAN, A. 63d Infantry
LIPPMAN, JACOB 63d Infantry
LEVY, SIMON 6th Infantry
Served three years.
LEVY, NATHAN Lieutenant 5th Infantry
Promoted from the ranks; killed.
LEVY, JACOB Lieutenant 5th Infantry
Enlisted as private; killed at Petersburg.
LEON, MORRIS 44th Infantry
Promoted from private.
LEVY, DICK 10th Infantry
LEVY, M. D. 1st Infantry
LEISSER, L. A 4th Infantry
Wounded at the Wilderness.
LYON, LEONAREANDE, Colonel
LYONS, JAMES DE
Graduate of West Point; Adjutant of State Troops.