officer (Colonel Salomon) has just merits. He is intelligent,
gallant, brave and faithful. I have had several occasions to mark
his distinguished merit. There can be no promotion more deserved.
A. S. WILLIAMS,
Brevet Maj. Gen. Commanding.
* * * * *
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, June 15, 1865.
SIR:
You are hereby informed that the President of the United States has
appointed you for distinguished gallantry and meritorious services
during the war, a Brigadier General of Volunteers, by brevet in the
service of the United States, to rank as such from the thirteenth
day of March, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-five. Should
the Senate at the next session advise and consent thereto, you will
be commissioned accordingly.
EDWIN M. STANTON,
_Secretary of War_.
TO BREVET BRIGADIER-GENERAL EDWARD S. SALOMON,
U. S. VOLUNTEERS.
* * * * *
What was thought of General Salomon and his administration as Governor
by the people of Washington Territory is best explained by quoting the
following article from the _Pacific Tribune_, published at the time he
resigned his office of Governor:
"RESIGNATION OF GOVERNOR SALOMON.
"The acceptance of Governor Salomon's resignation by the President
is universally regretted by our people. He was honest, fearless
and capable. He mingled freely with the people, identified himself
with their interests and generously expended his time and means
to bring hither population and to promote our material interests.
He has established a reputation in the office which will make his
administration a source of pride to his fellow-citizens, and he
carries into his retirement the consolation that the good and true
of all parties regard it fortunate that he should have been called
to preside over our destinies. We speak the sentiment of our people
when we express unfeigned regret that he felt it his duty to resign
his office. His official acts are his best records; they have all
met with the heartiest commendation of our people.
"A thorough and consistent Republican, baptized in the fire of
battle, when gallantly sustaining the flags, he has always been
true and steadfast to the principles of the party of which he was
so distinguished a member. While ever ready with purse, pen and
tongue to maintain his partisan principles, he was singularly free
from a partisan bigotry in the exercise of official functions. He
governed the Territory. Party behests never made him swerve from
official integrity or duty to the whole people. How proudly can he
look to this episode of his life. He governed well. He satisfied
all, for the welfare of the whole was constantly in his eye; he was
true to the position he so happily filled.
"But his successor is soon to come among us. We are ready to accord
to the Executive a cordial welcome. We can wish him, however, no
higher or better aspiration than that he may prove worthy to be
the successor of one who so faithfully and well performed all his
duties as Edward S. Salomon."
SHANWALT, JACOB 91st Infantry
SAMUELSON, G. 105th Infantry
STINE, ABRAHAM 111th Infantry
SWITZER, MOSES 118th Infantry
SALOMON, TOBIAS 122nd Infantry
SALOMON, LEVI C 123d Infantry
SALOMON, SAMUEL C 123d Infantry
STRAUSS, DAVID 124th Infantry
SIMONS, SAMUEL 132nd Infantry
STRAUSS, ALBERT 156th Infantry
SIMON, DAVID S. 2nd Cavalry
STERNBERG, H. 2nd Cavalry
SIMONS, DANIEL 4th Cavalry
STRAUSS, CHARLES 4th Cavalry
SCHIFF, GOTTLIEB 8th Cavalry
STRAUSS, LEWIS 8th Cavalry
SAMUELSON, DAVID Corporal 10th Cavalry
SALOMON, HENRY, 1st Lieutenant 10th Cavalry
Enlisted as private.
SAMPSON, SIMON 10th Cavalry
Died of wounds.
SOLOMON, H. J. 2nd Lieutenant 10th Cavalry
STROUSE, CHARLES 12th Cavalry
SACHS, ADAM Captain 13th Cavalry
Promoted from 2nd Lieutenant.
SIMON, HENRY A 17th Cavalry
SCHONEMAN, JACOB 2nd Artillery
ULMAN, A. 58th Infantry
VOGEL, BERNHARD D 9th Infantry
VOGEL, LOUIS D 43d Infantry
Veteran.
VOGEL, LOUIS 44th Infantry
VOGEL, JACOB 67 Infantry
VOGEL, GOTTLIEB 72nd Infantry
VOGEL, CHARLES Captain B 132nd Infantry
VOGEL, LEWIS 2nd Cavalry
WOLF, JULIUS K 7th Infantry
At expiration of term re-enlisted as Veteran.
WOLF, LOUIS A 9th Infantry
WEIL, LOUIS E 9th Infantry
WODIC, EMANUEL K 10th Infantry
Has testimonies from his superior officers, speaking in
the highest terms of his devotion and courage.
WEISE, SIMON G 11th Infantry
WOLF, M. P. G 12th Infantry
WOLFSON, R. 16th Infantry
WOLF, G. W. 16th Infantry
WOLF, CHARLES K 18th Infantry
WOLF, JOSEPH 21st Infantry
WOLF, HENRY G 21st Infantry
WELLNER, JACOB A 23d Infantry
WOLLNER, JACOB B 23d Infantry
Served three years.
WOLF, CHARLES 24th Infantry
WOLF, JACOB F 25th Infantry
WISE, SIMON A 26th Infantry
WISE, ISAAC 31st Infantry
WURZBURGER, ABRAHAM A 82nd Infantry
WOLF, MOSES C 82nd Infantry
WEISS, JOSEPH H 82nd Infantry
WATERMAN, ALFRED Surgeon 105th Infantry
Promoted from Assistant Surgeon.
DE WOLF, HENRY Sergeant D 134th Infantry
WATERMAN, DAVID 9th Cavalry
WEIL, SAMUEL 1st Artillery
ZUCKER, SIMON F 10th Infantry
ZAELLNER, LOUIS C 82nd Infantry
INDIANA.
NAME. RANK. COMPANY. REGIMENT.
ADLER, HENRY Corporal I 15th Infantry
ADOLPH, JACOB A 22nd Infantry
AARON, ALLEN 33d Infantry
ASHER, W. H. E 33d Infantry
ASHER, H. C. 33d Infantry
ASH, ISAAC B 37th Infantry
APPEL, MOSES A 38th Infantry
Died of wounds received at Stone River.
APPEL, JOSEPH A 38th Infantry
ASHER, S. 54th Infantry
ASCHER, DAVID E 57th Infantry
ASH, JOSEPH H 67th Infantry
ABRAHAM, BENJAMIN C 68th Infantry
ASH, C. M. E 70th Infantry
ABRAHAM, EZEKIEL B 83d Infantry
AARON, DANIEL 90th Infantry
ASH, DANIEL Captain 99th Infantry
ARNOLD, MOSES D 99th Infantry
ASH, SALOMON E 99th Infantry
ALBERT, LEVI 106th Infantry
AARON, ADOLPH H 107th Infantry
ASHER, NOAH Corporal E 128th Infantry
Mustered out as Sergeant.
ASHER, SIMPSON E 133d Infantry
ASH, HENRY E 144th Infantry
ABRAHAMSON, EUGENE K 152nd Infantry
ALEXANDER, LEVI 13th Battery
BAER, SAMUEL A. I 7th Infantry
Died of wounds received at the Wilderness.
BERLIN, JACOB C 9th Infantry
Killed at Shiloh.
BENJAMIN, ABRAHAM Corporal C 10th Infantry
Enlisted as private.
BENJAMIN, THEODORE F 6th Infantry
BAIR, MANASSEH K 8th Infantry
BARNETT, ISAAC D 9th Infantry
BARNETT, LEWIS D 11th Infantry
BACHMAN, BENJAMIN A 13th Infantry
BENJAMIN, JULIUS F 13th Infantry
BARNETT, S. 18th Infantry
BENJAMIN, DAVID B 20th Infantry
BERNARD, JACOB Corporal D 20th Infantry
BERNARD, M. 1st Heavy Artillery
BAIR, SIMON E 26th Infantry
BERNARD, HENRY K 1st Cavalry
BENJAMIN, DAVID J. G 29th Infantry
BERNARD, WILLIAM E 32nd Infantry
BLUM, MARCUS H 32nd Infantry
BERNARD, A. 32nd Infantry
BARNHARD, DAVID G 33d Infantry
BENSON, DAVID S. 3d Cavalry
BERNARD, L. 38th Infantry
BARNHARD, JACOB F 40th Infantry
BEERS, MARCUS G 40th Infantry
BACHMAN, L. 42nd Infantry
BEAN, SOLOMON G 44th Infantry
BEAR, LEVI E 46th Infantry
BAUM, C. 46th Infantry
BENJAMIN, ABEL G 46th Infantry
BENJAMIN, PHILIP M. G 46th Infantry
BAER, MANASSEH N. Corporal B 47th Infantry
BAER, DANIEL B 47th Infantry
BAER, DAVID G 72nd Infantry
BAER, AARON I 74th Infantry
Mustered out as Quartermaster Sergeant.
BLUM, B. 77th Infantry
BAIER, J. 89th Infantry
BAMBERGER, HERMAN J. A 107th Infantry
BEAR, MANASSEH B 116th Infantry
BAUM, ADAM E. E 116th Infantry
BAUM, ZACHARIAH E 116th Infantry
BERNHEIMER, LEOPOLD A 136th Infantry
COFFMAN, MARCUS F 11th Infantry
CAHN, AD. 32nd Infantry
CAHN, JULIUS 32nd Infantry
COFFMAN, ISAAC D 40th Infantry
COFFMAN, SAMUEL L. B 2nd Cavalry
COFFMAN, LEVI A 8th Cavalry
COFFMAN, NATHAN B 43d Infantry
Captured; died in Rebel prison.
COFFMAN, LEVI Sergeant L 3d Cavalry
CORNELIUS, ABRAHAM B 51st Infantry
COHN, GABRIEL Sergeant C 68th Infantry
COFFMAN, JACOB E 75th Infantry
COFFMAN, JONAS 75th Infantry
COFFMAN, ISAAC D 81st Infantry
COFFMAN, ISAAC D 97th Infantry
COHEN, CHARLES, JR. 110th Infantry
COFFMAN, JOSEPH F 116th Infantry
COHEN, CHARLES F 116th Infantry
COFFMAN, JOSEPH K 128th Infantry
COHEN, ISAAC B 13th Cavalry
COFFMAN, JACOB 8th Battery
CAHN, ALBERT Lieutenant 135th Infantry
COHEN, MAX 3d Cavalry
COHN, A. J. Captain Pleasanton's Cavalry
DAVID, DANIEL C 6th Infantry
DAVID, LEVI F 7th Infantry
DAVID, EPHRAIM Corporal H 7th Infantry
DAVIDSON, MORDECAI A 17th Infantry
DAVIDSON, DAVID G 20th Infantry
DRYFUS, JACOB I 32nd Infantry
DANIEL, J. 44th Infantry
DE WITT JOHN 52nd Infantry
DESAR, DAVID Lieutenant 107th Infantry
EPSTEIN, FRANK D 7th Infantry
ESLINGER, ISIDOR Captain E 32nd Infantry
EMANUEL, BENJAMIN E 50th Infantry
ELLINGER, JACOB S. D 53d Infantry
ESLINGER, A. 59th Infantry
ENGEL, ELIAS (Minute Men) D 105th Infantry
ENGEL, N. (Minute Men) A 106th Infantry
EMANUEL, DANIEL A 116th Infantry
ENGELHART, H. D. C 83d Infantry
ELLINGER, REUBEN 25th Battery
FRANKS, ERNST K 17th Infantry
FRIEDLEIN, ADAM K 19th Infantry
FRANK, SAMUEL F 1st Cavalry
FREUND, HENRY I 32nd Infantry
FRED, EPHRAIM H 53d Infantry
FRED, JACOB H 53d Infantry
FRYBERGER, A. J. I 54th Infantry
FRANK, MOSES H 59th Infantry
FISHEL, SOLOMON K 99th Infantry
FISHEL, DAVID K 99th Infantry
FALK, ISAAC W. F 100th Infantry
FALK, JOSEPH B 100th Infantry
FRIEDLEIN, MICHAEL C 118th Infantry
FRANKFODER, D. Lieutenant 142nd Infantry
FRIEDLEIN, JOSEPH E 147th Infantry
FRIEDLEIN, EMANUEL E 147th Infantry
FRANK, ADAM Lieutenant 6th Battery
FRANK, JOSEPH 10th Battery
FRANK, MORRIS F. 25th Battery
GRUNBURG, MARKS 8th Infantry
GOLDSMITH, JOSEPH F 11th Infantry
GOLDSMITH, J. L. K 15th Infantry
GOLDSMITH, JOEL L. E 18th Infantry
Wounded at Pea Ridge.
GOODMAN, C. Corporal 23d Infantry
GOLDMAN, W. H. A 23d Infantry
GOODMAN, BENJAMIN S. B 24th Infantry
GOODMAN, D. 26th Infantry
GOLDSMITH, FREDERICK H 26th Infantry
GOODMAN, JACOB D 30th Infantry
GOLDSMITH, G. B. A 31st Infantry
GOLDSMITH, J. L. G 33d Infantry
GOLDSMITH, JOHN F 34th Infantry
GOLDSMITH, M. B 38th Infantry
GOODMAN, J. 38th Infantry
GOODMAN, MAIER E 38th Infantry
GREENFIELD, HENRY G 2nd Cavalry
GOLDSMITH, HENRY B 44th Infantry
GOLDSMITH, J. W. F 44th Infantry
GREEN, SOLOMON A. A 54th Infantry
GOODMAN, CHARLES B. B 54th Infantry
GOLDSMITH, GEORGE W. B 57th Infantry
GOODMAN, A. 58th Infantry
Killed at Stone River.
GOLDMAN, JESSE I 60th Infantry
GOLDSMITH, M. H. K 67th Infantry
GOLDSMITH, W. H. I 68th Infantry
GOLDSMITH, JAMES D 80th Infantry
GOLDMAN, ALEXANDER I 80th Infantry
GOLDSMITH, JOSEPH K 103d Infantry
GOLDSTEIN, SAMUEL (Minute Men) E 107th Infantry
GOODMAN, ABRAHAM (Minute Men) A 113th Infantry
GOLDSMITH, BERNARD D 136th Infantry
GOLDMAN, JONATHAN I 142nd Infantry
GOLDMAN, P. D 144th Infantry
GOLDSMITH, J. G. Corporal 9th Battery
GOLDSMITH, EDWIN Adjutant 100th Infantry
HAYMAN, LOUIS Corporal K 18th Infantry
HARRIS, SIMON H 20th Infantry
Killed at Gettysburg.
HESS, LEOPOLD B 23d Infantry
HIRSCH, PHILIP K 26th Infantry
HESS, LEVI M. Lieutenant B 29th Infantry
Promoted from Sergeant
HESS, JOSEPH H 31st Infantry
HAHN, C. 32nd Infantry
HAHN, J. 32nd Infantry
HIRSCH, JACOB C 37th Infantry
HINNEMAN, DAVID B 8th Cavalry
HINNEMAN, JOSEPH B 8th Cavalry
HOFFMAN, SOLOMON A 2nd Cavalry
HESS, ALEXANDER Lieutenant F 2nd Cavalry
Promoted from Sergeant.
HOFFMAN, EMANUEL L. E 42nd Infantry
HERSH, J. W. C 44th Infantry
HOFFMAN, AARON Corporal D 3d Cavalry
HERRMAN, ABRAHAM B. D 46th Infantry
HERMAN, JOSEPH Corporal F 46th Infantry
HESS, J. 46th Infantry
HOFFMAN, JACOB D 47th Infantry
HUFFMAN, SIMON D 47th Infantry
HESS, JACOB Captain K 21st Infantry
HERSCHMAN, G. W. B 51st Infantry
HELLER, DANIEL H 51st Infantry
HOCHSTETTER, JOSEPH A 52nd Infantry
Killed by guerillas.
HOCHSTETTER, JACOB C 52nd Infantry
HEACHBURGER, LEVI C 63d Infantry
HERZOG, ISAAC D 63d Infantry
HOCHSTETTER, BENJAMIN Lieutenant 67th Infantry
HIRSCHBERGER, ABRAHAM D 72nd Infantry
HIRSCHBERGER, NOAH D 72nd Infantry
HYNEMAN, J. E 80th Infantry
HYNEMAN, LEWIS D 83d Infantry
HIRSCH, WOLF C 82nd Infantry
Wounded at Chickamauga and taken prisoner; he
served throughout the Civil War.
HIRSCHMAN, EZEKIEL G 100th Infantry
HART, AARON Corporal D 103d Infantry
HAHN, JOSEPH (Minute Men) G 106th Infantry
HERRMAN, A. (Minute Men) 107th Infantry
HART, AARON I 9th Cavalry
HERMAN, REUBEN H 12th Infantry
HIRSCH, GEORGE G 135th Infantry
HIRSCH, JACOB A 136th Infantry
HAHN, JACOB A 136th Infantry
HESS, L. 136th Infantry
HIRSCH, AUGUST A 142nd Infantry
HEINEMAN, WILLIAM Corporal F 146th Infantry
HERMAN, JACOB F 149th Infantry
HERZOG, JACOB C. D 154th Infantry
HELLER, ABRAHAM H 155th Infantry
HIRSCH, FERDINAND 6th Battery
HIRSCHLER, ABRAHAM M 4th Cavalry
Died in Libby Prison.
ISAACSON, J. A. H 15th Infantry
JOSEPHS, ABRAHAM C. Sergeant K 11th Infantry
JOSEPH, MARK P. Captain K 11th Infantry
Enlisted as private; wounded.
JACOBS, NATHAN G 13th Infantry
JUDAH, SAMUEL K 20th Infantry
JOSEPH, MARX 1st Heavy Artillery
JACOBS, ELIAS K 30th Infantry
JUDAH, ISRAEL F 31st Infantry
JACOBY, S. 48th Infantry
Died of wounds.
JUDAH, H. 90th Infantry
JACOBS, A. M. E 114th Infantry
JUDAH, TH. O. D 117th Infantry
JOSEPH, JOHN A 3d Cavalry
JACOBSON, SAMUEL 14th Battery
KAUFMAN, JACOB C. G 20th Infantry
KAUFMAN, ADOLPH F 32nd Infantry
KOCH, JOSEPH A 60th Infantry
KOCH, L. Corporal 60th Infantry
KOCH, P. 60th Infantry
KAHN, JULIUS I 76th Infantry
KING, ISAAC B 88th Infantry
KISER, MOSES B 88th Infantry
KAUFMAN, JACOB Corporal A 89th Infantry
KAHN, ELI (Minute Men) D 110th Infantry
KAUFFMAN, BENJAMIN A 118th Infantry
KAUFFMAN, ABRAHAM G 11th Cavalry
KUHN, LEO B 136th Infantry
KAUFFMAN, BENJAMIN G 139th Infantry
KAUFFMAN, ABRAHAM G 149th Infantry
KUHN, S. 3d Battery
KIRSCHLER, A. Sergeant M 4th Cavalry
Captured; died in Andersonville Prison.
KUBITSHEK, MICHEL I 88th Infantry
KUBITSHEK, HENRY Lieutenant G 48th Infantry
Promoted from ranks.
KNEFLER, FREDERICK Brigadier- 79th Infantry
General
Attained the highest rank of any Israelite who served during
the Civil War. He enlisted as a private in the 79th Regiment,
Indiana Volunteers, and rose step by step until he was promoted
to the Colonelcy of his Regiment. Subsequently he was appointed
Brigadier-General, then Brevet Major-General for meritorious
conduct at Chickamauga. He participated in the principal battles
of the Army of the Cumberland under Generals Rosecrans, Thomas,
Sherman, and Grant, and took part in the engagements under Sherman
in the march to the sea. General Knefler has the reputation of
having been one of the most gallant soldiers. He is now living in
Indianapolis, honored and respected.
LICHTENBERGER, LOUIS G 6th Infantry
LILIENTHAL, HENRY H 11th Infantry
LIPPMAN, FR. L. A 12th Infantry
LOWENTHAL, ISIDOR S. Corporal G 18th Infantry
LEHMAN, SIMON Corporal C 21st Infantry
LEHMAN, C. C 21st Infantry
LEHMAN, RUDOLPH 23d Infantry
LEVI, J. S. E 23d Infantry
LAZARUS, HENRY C 24th Infantry
LOWENTHAL, ADAM S. Captain H 29th Infantry
Enlisted as private; promoted at the battle of Stone
River.
LEHMAN, HENRY F 31st Infantry
LEHMAN, H. D. F 31st Infantry
LEVI, NATHAN H 32nd Infantry
LEVY, NATHAN Lieutenant 32nd Infantry
LEVY, ABRAHAM K 32nd Infantry
LEOPOLD, W. W. 8th Cavalry
LICHTENWATER, DAVID B 44th Infantry
LORSCH, DAVID C. K 44th Infantry
LEVI, MORRIS I 52nd Infantry
LEHMAN, SAMUEL J. K 57th Infantry
LIPPOLD, JULIUS G 58th Infantry
LEAVIT, SAMUEL 44th Infantry
LEVI, J. S. Corporal G 66th Infantry
Killed at Richmond, Kentucky.
LEVI, WASHINGTON G 123d Infantry
LETTERMAN, JOSEPH M 10th Cavalry
LOWENTHAL, THEODORE D 135th Infantry
LOEB, ISAAC G 138th Infantry
LUDWIG, HERMAN Lieutenant 20th Battery
LOEB, JACOB 1st Battery
MAY, FRANK 2nd Infantry
MYERS, LEVI D. 7th Infantry
MEYER, JACOB D 7th Infantry
MAYER, FERDINAND Corporal 10th Infantry
Promoted to Lieutenant.
MARX, ISAAC I. I 11th Infantry
MANUEL, JULIUS P. B 12th Infantry
MEYER, ABRAHAM K 12th Infantry
MARKS, SAMUEL D 13th Infantry
Died of wounds.
MEYER, ADOLPH Lieutenant K 14th Infantry
MENDEL, G. W. Corporal E 16th Infantry
MEYERS, DAVID R. 17th Infantry
MAY, ISAAC M. Major 19th Infantry
MEYERS, L. F 19th Infantry
MORITZ, JACOB B 22nd Infantry
MORITZ, FREDERICK B 22nd Infantry
MARCUS, ALEXANDER B. G 24th Infantry
MEYER, JOSEPH K 27th Infantry
MANUEL, SIMON E 29th Infantry
MORITZ, CHARLES F 29th Infantry
MARKS, JESSE N. I 29th Infantry
MEYER, ERNST Lieutenant 32nd Infantry
MAIER, HENRY F 30th Infantry
MAYER, LEOPOLD B 32nd Infantry
MAIER, JACOB E 32nd Infantry
MEIER, FERDINAND C. Sergeant K 32nd Infantry
MEYER, HENRY G 33d Infantry
MAY, LEWIS K 34th Infantry
MEYER, JACOB Sergeant I 37th Infantry
Promoted from the ranks.
MAYER, HERMAN L. C 44th Infantry
MAYER, JULIUS I 46th Infantry
MAYER, SAMUEL D 48th Infantry
MORITZ, DANIEL C 54th Infantry
MAY, SIMON F 58th Infantry
MAYER, J. G. Lieutenant 7th Cavalry
MAYER, ABRAHAM I 59th Infantry
MAYER, HENRY D 60th Infantry
MYER, ISAAC F. Corporal C 63d Infantry
MOSES, SAMUEL D 63d Infantry
MAAS, ISAAC Captain 65th Infantry
MOSES, ISAAC A 66th Infantry
MAIER, JOSEPH C 67th Infantry
MAYER, HENRY D 69th Infantry
MANN, DAVID E 69th Infantry
MANN, ISAAC E 69th Infantry
MAYER, HENRY F G 76th Infantry
MANN, DANIEL A 79th Infantry
MOSES, JAMES K 80th Infantry
MAY, ABRAHAM F 82nd Infantry
MAY, JACOB F 82nd Infantry
MEYER, JACOB K 89th Infantry
MARKS, JACOB A 90th Infantry
MANN, SAMUEL C 90th Infantry
MARKS, HENRY A 91st Infantry
MANUEL, JACOB D 93d Infantry
MOSS, LEWIS Lieutenant 107th Infantry
MAYER, LOUIS (Minute Men) B 107th Infantry
MEYER, JOSEPH (Minute Men) I 107th Infantry
MARKS, ISAAC H. (Minute Men) C 108th Infantry
MAY, FRANK (Minute Men) K 108th Infantry
MAY, ELI (Minute Men) D 110th Infantry
MARKS, ABRAHAM F 138th Infantry
MORRIS, MORDECAI B 138th Infantry
MYERS, SOLOMON D 147th Infantry
MYERS, ISAAC A 148th Infantry
MYERS, JACOB D 151st Infantry
MYERS, BENJAMIN H 151st Infantry
MEYER, HERMAN H. B 156th Infantry
MEIER, ADOLPH H. D 156th Infantry
Mustered out as Sergeant.
MAYER, JULIUS Corporal 1st Battery
NATHAN, HARRIS H 7th Infantry
NEUMAN, REUBEN C 33d Infantry
NUSSBAUM, JOSIAH B 47th Infantry
NUSSBAUM, HENRY B 47th Infantry
NUSSBAUM, JOEL F 53d Infantry
NEWMAN, JOSEPH G 58th Infantry
NEWMAN, SIMON C 60th Infantry
NUSSBAUM, JOSEPH A 89th Infantry
NEWBERGER, SYLVESTER G 138th Infantry
NUSSBAUM, JACOB 13th Battery
OCHS, LEWIS G 11th Infantry
OCHS, FRIEDRICH F 32nd Infantry
Killed at Chickamauga.
OSCAR, MARCUS D 59th Infantry
RUSSELL, E. J. F 19th Infantry
Severely wounded.
ROSENBAUM, WILLIAM C 26th Infantry
ROSE, JOSEPH E 38th Infantry
ROSE, SOLOMON E 38th Infantry
ROSENTHALER, J. G. E 46th Infantry
ROSCHILD, ALBERT I 53d Infantry
RICH, DAVID E 67th Infantry
RICH, JONAH E 67th Infantry
ROSENBERG, PHILIP A 81st Infantry
ROSENGARTEN, LEON T. I 104th Infantry
ROSENTHAL, MOSES H 106th Infantry
(Minute Men)
ROSENTHAL, SAMUEL E 107th Infantry
(Minute Men)
ROSENTHAL, WILLIAM H 110th Infantry
(Minute Men)
ROSENBERG, JOHN B 129th Infantry
RICH, NATHAN C 137th Infantry
SALMON, ENOCH C. K 10th Infantry
SALOMON, ISAAC D 10th Infantry
SCHLESSINGER, LEWIS E 10th Infantry
STERN, HENRY Lieutenant 13th Infantry
Enlisted as private.
STETTNER, HENRY K 11th Infantry
SPEYER, JOSEPH K 13th Infantry
SAMUELSON, AUGUST B 17th Infantry
STROUSE, W. H. G 18th Infantry
SIMON, ISAAC D. K 18th Infantry
SOLOMON, WILLIAM D 21st Infantry
STEINER, JACOB 24th Infantry
SEGALL, BERNHARD F 29th Infantry
Wounded at Shiloh and at Grand Gulf.
STROUSE, MARTIN A 30th Infantry
SOLOMON, JACOB C 31st Infantry
STEIN, EMIL H 32nd Infantry
SACHS, MAX Lieutenant C 32nd Infantry
Killed at Bowling Green, Kentucky. He had refused to surrender to
the rebels surrounding him, but succeeded in retarding the enemy's
progress long enough to enable his comrades to obtain support and
disperse the enemy--one of the most heroic feats during the war.
SELIG, SIEGMUND Lieutenant K 32nd Infantry
SIMON, LEVY B 34th Infantry
STROUSE, SIMON K 34th Infantry
SCHOTT, EZEKIEL F 37th Infantry
SANDERS, AARON A 38th Infantry
SOLOMON, MICHAEL B 2nd Cavalry
STROUSS, LEWIS H 42nd Infantry
STROUSE, JOSEPH A 44th Infantry
STROUSE, FREDERICK D 3d Cavalry
STROUSE, DANIEL B 47th Infantry
SULZER, JACOB G 53d Infantry
SALMON, WILLIAM C. C 54th Infantry
STEINER, JACOB B 58th Infantry
STERN, SAMUEL Quartermaster 58th Infantry
SIMON, JOSEPH F 59th Infantry
SCHOENFELD, JACOB F 60th Infantry
SWARZ, ISAAC H 60th Infantry
SWARZ, LEVI H 60th Infantry
SIMON, LOUIS D 65th Infantry
STEIN, JOSEPH L. C 69th Infantry
SIMON, JOSEPH, JR. F 69th Infantry
SIGMONDS, JOEL I 69th Infantry
SPIEGEL, DANIEL A 70th Infantry
SOLOMON, JAMES H 71st Infantry
SCHILLER, DANIEL C 73d Infantry
SCHILLER, I. 73d Infantry
SAMUELSON, SAMUEL E 73d Infantry
SOLOMON, LEWIS C 80th Infantry
SALMON, JACOB N. I 81st Infantry
SOLOMON, DAVID N. E 85th Infantry
STERN, JACOB C 90th Infantry
SOLOMON, LEVI D 91st Infantry
SOMMERS, AARON I 91st Infantry
SHOEMAKER AARON Lieutenant 101st Infantry
SPIEGEL, EDWARD (Minute Men) A 107th Infantry
SOLOMON, CHARLES (Minute Men) I 107th Infantry
SOLOMON, JAMES (Minute Men) F 112th Infantry
SCHOEN, MAX Sergeant G 7th Cavalry
SCHELT, WILLIAM B 132nd Infantry
Mustered out as Sergeant.
STROUSE, DAVID G 133d Infantry
STERNS, ISAAC A 137th Infantry
SHOTT, EZEKIEL Lieutenant I 139th Infantry
STEIN, HERMAN E 142nd Infantry
SOLOMON, PHILIP Corporal G 149th Infantry
SIMONS, SOLOMON 5th Battery
SEIXAS, EUGENE 21st Battery
SAMPSON, JOSEPH Lieutenant 154th Infantry
WATERMAN, SOLOMON Captain I 7th Infantry
Promoted for gallantry; killed at the Battle of Port
Republic, Virginia, while at the head of his Company.
WOLF, JACOB C 9th Infantry
WATERMAN, MOSES I 11th Infantry
WOLF, SAMUEL K 11th Infantry
WOLF, SAMUEL M 11th Infantry
WOLF, JOEL Lieutenant- 16th Infantry
Colonel
Killed at Richmond, Kentucky.
WOLF, DAVID C 21st Infantry
WIENER, SIMON F 30th Infantry
WEILER, AARON G 32nd Infantry
WEIL, BERNARD K 32nd Infantry
WOLF, SAMUEL L 8th Cavalry
WOLF, SAMUEL H 42nd Infantry
WOLF, DAVID G 48th Infantry
WOLF, AARON I 53d Infantry
WOLF, LEVI K 54th Infantry
WISE, ABRAHAM C. I 65th Infantry
WOLF, SAMUEL Lieutenant 73d Infantry
WOLF, LEWIS F 74th Infantry
WOLF, REUBEN K 74th Infantry
Killed at Murfordsville.
WOLF, JACOB C 87th Infantry
WOLF, LEVI B 97th Infantry
WATERMAN, HENRY C 100th Infantry
WOLF, JOSEPH I 100th Infantry
WATERMAN, HENRY F. Lieutenant 101st Infantry
Killed at Mission Ridge.
WOLF, LEVI (Minute Men) A 106th Infantry
WOLF, MOSES (Minute Men) E 107th Infantry
WOLF, ISAAC (Minute Men) 107th Infantry
WISE, EMANUEL D. G 118th Infantry
WOLF, MOSES A. I 118th Infantry
WOLF, LEVI Lieutenant 124th Infantry
WOLF, SOLOMON C 124th Infantry
WOLF, ADAM Lieutenant 130th Infantry
WOLF, EMANUEL Corporal G 138th Infantry
Enlisted as private.
WISE, ABRAHAM B. B 10th Cavalry
WOLF, JACOB A 152nd Infantry
WIESENTHAL, LOUIS Lieutenant 7th Battery
WOLF, JOSEPH 9th Battery
WATERHOUSE, CHARLES Brigade Band
IOWA.
NAME. RANK. COMPANY. REGIMENT.
APPEL, ALEXANDER M. Sergeant 16th Infantry
Major
Distinguished for saving regimental colors at Pittsburg Landing;
enlisted as private; promoted for gallantry. For fifteen years a
member of George G. Meade Post, of the Grand Army of the Republic,
honored with the election as Post Commander and in 1893 appointed
Assistant Inspector of G. A. R. Posts.
BENNY, WILLIAM B. C 4th Infantry
Wounded at Pea Ridge.
BOEHM, S. Corporal F 6th Infantry
Enlisted as private.
ELLER, JACOB I 34th Infantry
GERSON, N. 6th Cavalry
KLEIN, MAX 1st Cavalry
MEYERS, JACOB D 10th Infantry
MELLER, ISAAC D 24th Infantry
MAY, VICTOR
Answered first call for 75,000 men; subsequently
enlisted for the war.
NEWBOLD, H. Colonel 14th Infantry
Killed at Red River.
SANDERS, LEOPOLD 4th Infantry
STRAUSS, CHARLES C 24th Infantry
KANSAS.
NAME. RANK. COMPANY. REGIMENT.
BONDI, AUGUST Sergeant K 5th Cavalry
Wounded three times; discharged; disabled.
FRANK, HENRY Infantry
LIEBSCHUTZ, ADOLPH Brevet 1st K 9th Cavalry
Lieutenant
Enlisted as private; brevetted for meritorious conduct;
wounded at Prairie Grove, Arkansas.
ROSENFELD, ---- Quartermaster 3th Infantry
ULMER, J. C 8th Cavalry
WITTENBERG, ARNOLD H 2nd Infantry
WITTENBERG, MARCUS H 5th Cavalry
Killed on the battlefield.
WOLF, EUGENE 5th Cavalry
Seriously wounded.
WITTENBERG, MORITZ B 2th Infantry
KENTUCKY.
NAME. RANK. COMPANY. REGIMENT.
DAVIS, HENRY B 16th Infantry
DAVID, JOSEPH E 1st Cavalry