FRANK, SIMEON H. Lieutenant K 1st Infantry
FREUND, JOSEPH A 2nd Infantry
Transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps.
FRIEDENBERG, JOSEPH H 6th Infantry
Died in the service.
FRIEDENBERG, CHARLES A. E 8th Infantry
Re-enlisted as Veteran.
FOX, J. H. E 11th Infantry
FRIEDENBURG, ELYAH I 22nd Infantry
FRANK, A. 1st Cavalry
FRIEDENBERG, ALBERT G 5th Cavalry
FRIEDENBERG, BENJAMIN C 7th Cavalry
Died in the service.
FRANK, SIMON H. 1st Lieutenant G 1st Light Artillery
Enlisted as private in K 1st Infantry; re-enlisted in
Battery G; served as non-commissioned officer until
promoted to 1st Lieutenant.
FRIEDLANDER, CHARLES H 1st Light Artillery
GOLDSMITH, GUSTAV F 1st Infantry
GOODMAN, DAVID H 8th Infantry
Re-enlisted as Veteran.
GOODHEART, JACOB A 9th Infantry
GOLDSMITH, ---- Captain 17th Infantry Reserve
GANS, JACOB D 8th Cavalry
GOODMAN, FRANK I 8th Cavalry
HOFMAN, MOSES A 1st Infantry
Died of wounds.
HOFMAN, MOSES G 1st Infantry
HOFMAN, JACOB K 1st Infantry
HEINE, JULIUS F 2nd Infantry
HOFMAN, S. 4th Infantry
HOFMAN, S. 4th Infantry
HOFMAN, F. F 4th Infantry
HERRMAN, MARK G 9th Infantry
HARRIS, LIONEL W. B 10th Infantry
HELLER, EMIL A 14th Infantry
HESS, JOSEPH D 16th Infantry
Served three years.
HOFMAN, D. 17th Infantry
HATTENDORF, CHARLES C 3d Cavalry
HAMBURG, FREDERICK L 11th Cavalry
JONAS, H. G 22d Infantry
JONAS, JULIUS G 22d Infantry
KATZ, ISAAC E 1st Infantry
KLEIN, SAMUEL C 2nd Infantry
KLEIN, JACOB C 3d Infantry
KLEIN, JACOB I 5th Infantry
KLEIN, H. 8th Infantry
Killed in action.
KAUFMAN, SIMPSON E 8th Infantry
KING, JOSEPH I 10th Infantry
KLEIN, DAVID E 26th Infantry
Died in the service.
KRONBERG, AUGUST B 10th Cavalry
Transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps.
KOHN, WILLIAM G 1st Light Artillery
KOHN, M. L 1st Light Artillery
KLEIN, EMANUEL 14th Battery
LAZARUS, DANIEL E 3d Infantry
LEVINGSTON, MEYER F 3d Infantry
Killed on the field of battle.
LIMBERGER, WILLIAM E. F 4th Infantry
LYON, SOLOMON T. Captain 5th Infantry
LYON, EPHRAIM W. Major 8th Infantry
LYON, ISAAC C. A 9th Infantry
Transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps.
LEVY, NATHAN 1st Lieutenant 10th Infantry
Promoted from 2nd Lieutenant.
LYONS, ISAAC B. G 11th Infantry
LYON, ASHER G 13th Infantry
LEVY, D. E 16th Infantry
LYON, DAVID H 22nd Infantry
Died in the service.
LYON, HENRY J. H 22nd Infantry
Died in the service.
LYON, DAVID L 1st Light Artillery
Died in the service.
LEWIS, LEVI K 2nd Cavalry
LEVY, NATHAN Lieutenant 3d Cavalry
LYON, AARON D. F 5th Cavalry
Captured; died in Andersonville Prison.
LEWIS, ABRAHAM K 5th Cavalry
LYON, D. 8th Cavalry
LEVY, JOHN C. H 10th Cavalry
LYON, MOSES F. I 10th Cavalry
MOSES, HENRY F 4th Infantry
MEYER, JOSEPH I 7th Infantry
MARK, LEOPOLD 9th Infantry
MARK, ISAAC C 12th Infantry
Re-enlisted as veteran.
MANDEL, AUGUST G 22nd Infantry
Transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps.
MANDEL, JULIUS G 22nd Infantry
MANDEL, LOUIS G 22nd Infantry
Died in the service.
MANN, JOSEPH 27th Infantry
Killed at Cold Harbor.
MANDEL, CHARLES 1st Engineers
Served three years.
MAYER, SIMON 1st Engineers
MANN, SOLOMON A 1st Light Artillery
MANN, ELI G 1st Light Artillery
MEYERS, ELISHA G 1st Light Artillery
MAYER, FREDERICK G 1st Light Artillery
MAYER, BENJAMIN K 1st Light Artillery
MEYER, JOSEPH A 8th Cavalry
Transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps.
MOCK, LEOPOLD 9th Cavalry
MANN, S. 10th Cavalry
MANN, DAVID M 82nd Cavalry
Died in the service.
NATHAM, LEWIS W. B 9th Infantry
NATHAN, C. E 7th Cavalry
NATHANS, LEWIS B 9th Cavalry
Re-enlisted as Veteran.
NATHAN, CHARLES W. 16th Cavalry
Killed at Bull Run.
ROTHSCHILD, LEVI I 2nd Infantry
Killed at Petersburg, Virginia.
ROSENFELD, JOHN H 3d Infantry
Died in the service.
ROSE, MOSES C 4th Infantry
Died in the service.
RICE, NATHAN H. K 5th Infantry
ROSENBERG, CORNELIUS C 10th Infantry
Died in the service.
RICH, ANSCHEL B 11th Infantry
RICH, HENRY K 27th Infantry
Killed at Petersburg, Virginia.
RICH, DAVID A 1st Cavalry
Served three years.
RICH, DAVID H 1st Cavalry
Died in the service.
ROSENBERG, C. C 5th Cavalry
STERNBERG, NATHAN K 1st Infantry
STRAUS, LEVI B 5th Infantry
SCHWAB, FRANK K 5th Infantry
STEIN, FREDERICK K 5th Infantry
Re-enlisted as Veteran.
STRAUS, JACOB E 9th Infantry
STEIN, JOSEPH H 9th Infantry
Re-enlisted as Veteran.
SOLOMON, JOHN G 13th Infantry
STEIN, DANIEL G 17th Infantry
Killed at Spottsylvania.
STERN, ADAM B 1st Light Artillery
STEIN, JACOB C. A 2nd Cavalry
Died in the service.
SOLOMON, JOSHUA K 3d Cavalry
Transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps.
SACHS, HENRY F 4th Cavalry
SOMMERS, JOSEPH K 8th Cavalry
SCHONEMAN, SAMUEL K 8th Cavalry
SAMPSON, JOEL K 9th Cavalry
SAMPSON A. K 9th Cavalry
VOGEL, JACOB G 27th Infantry
WERTHEIMER, SIMON 1st Infantry
WEINBERG, REUBEN E 11th Infantry
WEINBERG, WILLIAM E 11th Infantry
WEILER, FRANK J. I 6th Cavalry
MISSISSIPPI.
NAME. RANK. COMPANY. REGIMENT.
ADLER, MOSES A 10th Infantry
ADAMS, ---- Colonel 2d Cavalry
ASH, JULIUS D 28th Cavalry
AXMAN, ---- Kit Mott's Regiment
AUERBACH, MORRIS 17th Drum Corps
BRADINSKY, ---- Lieutenant 1st Infantry
Served until close of war.
BAUM, DANIEL I 13th Infantry
BLOOM, RAPHAEL G 16th Infantry
BERNHEIM, MORRIS F. Quartermaster 17th Infantry
Sergeant
Promoted from private.
BRUNN, ADOLPH C 18th Infantry
BARUCH, SIMON, DR., Brigade Surgeon 21st Infantry
Appointed to General Barkdale's Division; subsequently
Chief Surgeon of Confederate Hospitals in North Carolina.
BERKSON, THEODORE A 1st Artillery
Captured; when exchanged rejoined his regiment.
BLYTH, ---- Mississippi Battalion
CAHN, WILLIAM G 16th Infantry
DREYFUS, H. 4th Infantry
Enlisted 1861.
DE YOUNG, SIMON H. 4th Infantry
DRYER, H. Sergeant-Major 33d Infantry
Served until close of war
ETTINGER, JOSEPH 2nd Infantry
Died from wounds received at Murfreesboro.
EISEMAN, GUS. Corporal 12th Infantry
Killed; buried at Jewish Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia.
EICHEL, AARON G 16th Infantry
EISENMAN, C. 18th Infantry
Killed at Gaines' Mills, Virginia.
ELSON, JULIUS Mississippi Sharpshooters
FRANK, SA. Major 12th Infantry
Promoted from the ranks.
FOLTZ, F. 16th Infantry
Killed; buried at Jewish Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia.
FRANKENTHAL, MAX A 16th Infantry
FOLTZ, S. A 16th Infantry
FOLTZ, THEO. 16th Infantry
Killed at Sharpsburg.
FRAUENHELD, ---- A 16th Infantry
FORSCHHEIMER, B. Warden Artillery
FRANK, THEODORE Steward's Cavalry
FARBUSH, ---- Washington Cavalry
GROSS, CHARLES L. K 13th Infantry
GATTMAN, JACOB C 18th Infantry
GOODMAN, LOUIS H 38th Infantry
Served two years.
GERSON, A. K 44th Infantry
GROSS, EMIL K 44th Infantry
Lost a leg at Shiloh.
GUSDOFER, MARX Warren's Dragoons
GUSDOFER, I. Warren's Dragoons
HIRSCH, LEOPOLD 9th Infantry
HOLBERG, L. F 11th Infantry
Wounded at Manassas.
HANSMAN, M. I 11th Infantry
HORATMEL, LOUIS 12th Infantry
HESSER, LOUIS H 15th Infantry
Wounded at Corinth.
HYMAN, JACOB A 16th Infantry
HILLER, JONAS A 16th Infantry
HERMAN, J. A 16th Infantry
HILLER, WILLIAM A 16th Infantry
HILLER, MAX. A 16th Infantry
HAZEN, HYMAN I 16th Infantry
Killed at Fredericksburg.
HART, M. A 16th Infantry
HART, P. A 16th Infantry
HILL, NATHAN A 16th Infantry
HILLER, NATHAN A 17th Infantry
HAAS, SAMUEL 18th Infantry
Killed at Shiloh.
HART, JOSEPH K 18th Infantry
HAVERMAN, GABRIEL K 44th Infantry
HIRSCH, JOSEPH Barnes' Battery
HAYES, E. P. H Conner Battery
HESSER, LEO Captain Blight's Battery
Sharpshooters
Promoted at battle of Chickamauga from private.
HOLBERG, JACOB 1st Cavalry
HAAS, S. 2nd Cavalry
HILBORN, B. A 16th Cavalry
HYMAN, B. A 16th Cavalry
HILLER, M. A 16th Cavalry
JACOBS, VICTOR 11th Infantry
JOEL, MORDECAI 18th Infantry
JOEL, MOSES K 18th Infantry
JONAS, CHARLES H.} Barksdale Infantry
JONAS, JULIAN }(Five brothers) Barksdale Infantry
JONAS, HON. B. F.} Louisiana Infantry
JONAS, S. A. } Major Barksdale Infantry
JONAS, EDWARD } (_50th Illinois Infantry_)
KLAUS, A. C 11th Infantry
KRAUS, FREDERICK A 12th Infantry
KAHN, C. J. G 16th Infantry
KAUFMAN, W. M. G 16th Infantry
KAUFMAN, W. G 16th Infantry
KAHN, GABRIEL K 16th Infantry
KAUFMAN, I. A 16th Infantry
KAHN, GUSTAVUS 16th Infantry
Killed; buried in Jewish cemetery, Richmond, Virginia.
KAUFMAN, HERMAN C 18th Infantry
KUHN, J. D 38th Infantry
LOWENSTEIN, LEOPOLD 8th Infantry
LOWENSTEIN, M. C 8th Infantry
LEVY, OSCAR S. 10th Infantry
Enlisted 1861; subsequently attached to Army Signal Corps.
LEVENS, LOUIS 11th Infantry
LEVY, ED. 12th Infantry
LOEB, ISIDORE 12th Infantry
LINCOLN, S. 12th Infantry
LOEB, SAMUEL 13th Infantry
LEVY, SOLOMON D 13th Infantry
LOEB, SAMUEL K 13th Infantry
LEVY, ABRAHAM 14th Infantry
LICHENSTEIN, ISAAC A 16th Infantry
LICHENSTEIN, SIMON A 16th Infantry
LEVY, MOSES G 16th Infantry
Killed May 31, 1862; buried in Jewish cemetery,
Richmond, Virginia.
LONETHEIM, A. J. G 17th Infantry
Discharged for disability.
LEVY, S. K 18th Infantry
LOEB, A. D 38th Infantry
LORSCH, ADOLPH K 44th Infantry
LOWENHAUPT, BENJAMIN 28th Cavalry
LEHMAN, H. F. D 28th Cavalry
LECINSKI, E. L. H 28th Cavalry
LEE, SEYMOUR Washington Cavalry
LEVY, DANIEL S. G 1st Light Artillery
LOWENSTEIN, MARX C 8th Reserves
LEVY, ISRAEL B Ward's Legion
LEVINSON, A. B Ward's Legion
LEVINSON, PAUL B Ward's Legion
LOTTERHOSS, PHILIP Wither's Artillery
Enlisted at eighteen years of age; served with conspicuous
bravery; killed at Kenesaw Mountain.
LOUCHEIM, ABRAHAM 17th Regiment Drum Corps
LEVY, J. C. 17th Drum Corps
MOSES, I. O. G 2nd Infantry
MANSBACH, H. H. 9th Infantry
Enlisted 1861; promoted at Greensboro.
MAYER, D. 10th Infantry
MYERS, ---- Captain 14th Infantry
Promoted from the ranks.
MOOSER, ABRAHAM H 15th Infantry
Wounded four times at Shiloh.
MOCH, ABRAHAM A 16th Infantry
MOAK, C. A 16th Infantry
MOYSE, ISIDORE A 16th Infantry
MYERS, JOHN A 16th Infantry
MEYER, ALEXANDER E 36th Infantry
MOOSER, ISAAC Adjutant Wheeler's Cavalry
Promoted from the ranks.
MEYER, BLUM H Conner's Battery
MYERS, ---- Major, Quartermaster-General
Price's Command
NATUTIOUS, OTTO Captain B Wand's Legion
OURY, S. 10th Infantry
Killed June 16, 1864; buried in Jewish Cemetery,
Richmond, Virginia.
PICKARD, M. Warren Guards
PORODAR, SOLOMON Warren Guards
RUBEL, EMANUEL D 19th Infantry
REINACH, DAVID Bolivar Troop Cavalry
ROTH, CHARLES Lieutenant Swamp Ranger
Killed in action.
SCHAEFER, EMILE A 3d Infantry
Appointed Orderly Sergeant; subsequently detached
and served in the Quartermaster's Department.
STONE, E. S. Sergeant D 7th Infantry
SHARP, BENJAMIN F 12th Infantry
SHERCK, LOUIS A 16th Infantry
SAMUELS, A. 17th Infantry
SCHARFF, B. 17th Infantry
STINE, S. E. 17th Infantry
STORM, E. D 28th Cavalry
SHRINSKI, ---- D 28th Cavalry
SULSPACHER, AARON Kit Mott's Regiment
UNGER, SOLOMON H 9th Infantry
ULLMAN, SAMUEL C 16th Infantry
Wounded at Cross Keys, and again at Sharpsburg;
served gallantly through the war; now Rabbi at Birmingham,
Alabama.
URIC, SOLOMON H 16th Infantry
Killed at Cold Harbor, Virginia.
VAN RONKEL, ISAAC 18th Infantry
WILE, M. A 16th Infantry
Served four years.
WEINER, SAMUEL A 16th Infantry
WEIL, CHARLES D 16th Infantry
WEINBERG, JONAS 19th Infantry
WOLFE, M. G Vicksburg Sharpshooters
WEINER, SAMUEL Mississippi Artillery
WATERMAN, LOUIS D 28th Cavalry
WESTHEIMER, MORRIS Jefferson Artillery
Served through war.
WEXLER, PHILIP A 1st Cavalry
WIENER, SOLOMON Carrol Rangers
WILE, SIMON Sergeant Stanford's Battery
Promoted from ranks.
WATERMAN, LEOPOLD Washington Cavalry
MISSOURI.
NAME. RANK. COMPANY. REGIMENT.
ANSELM, ALBERT Lieutenant- 3d Infantry
Colonel
BENDER, SAMUEL 3d Infantry
BERKSON, S. 3d Infantry
BOHN, HERMAN G. 5th Cavalry
BOHN, ISAAC G. 2nd Lieutenant 11th Cavalry
BENDEL, HERMAN Captain 12th Infantry
BOERNSTEIN, GUSTAV Captain 41st Infantry
Promoted from Lieutenant.
CARSE, LEVI I 7th Infantry
COHEN, ALBERT B. Captain 11th Cavalry
COHN, L. Home Guard
DARMSTADER, LOUIS CAPTAIN 17th Infantry
Promoted from 2nd Lieutenant.
EPSTEIN, MAX.1st Infantry
EISEMAN, ANTHONY Captain 12th Infantry
Promoted from 2nd Lieutenant.
ERDMAN, ADOLPH Quartermaster 15th Infantry
Promoted from 2nd Lieutenant.
EPPSTEIN, FRANCIS 2nd Lieutenant 48th Infantry
EPPSTEIN, JOSEPH A. Lieutenant- 5th Cavalry
Colonel
EDEMAN, MICHAEL S. 1st Lieutenant { 5th Cavalry
{ 12th Cavalry
FRIEDLEIN, GEORGE D. Captain 3d Infantry
FALK, HENRY 2nd Lieutenant 48th Infantry
FRANK, PHILIP Captain 4th Cavalry
Promoted from 2nd Lieutenant.
FRANK, CHARLES 2nd Lieutenant 2d U. S. R. C.
FRIEDLEIN, GEORGE G. 1st Lieutenant 4th Cavalry
FURTH, SAMUEL Home Guard
GUTMAN, LOUIS E 3d Infantry
Served three years.
GREENBAUM, SIMON D 7th Infantry
HARTMAN, J. 1st Infantry
HOLZMAN, SAMUEL I 1st Infantry
HOMBURG, S. Adjutant 4th Infantry
HERRMAN, THEODORE Captain 12th Infantry
Promoted from 2nd Lieutenant.
HESS, FERDINAND 1st Lieutenant 4th Cavalry
Promoted from 2nd Lieutenant; also Adjutant 1st Battery
HAMBURGER, HENRY 2nd Lieutenant 13th Cavalry
HOFMAN, JOSEPH 1st Lieutenant 1st Artillery
HURWITZ, HARMAN General Lyon's Body-guard
JACOBS, PHILIP H 1st Infantry
Received Medal of Honor.
JACOBS, EMIL K 8th Infantry
JACOBY, MORRIS 2nd Lieutenant 7th Infantry
KLEIN, MOSES Captain 13th Infantry
KEMPINSKI, A. Captain 49th Infantry
Served four years.
KEMPINSKI, LEO F 49th Infantry
KAUFMAN, ALBERT B. { Captain { 11th Cavalry
{ Major { 10th Cavalry
KLEIN, BERNHART 1st Lieutenant 2nd U. S. R. C.
KOCH, JULIUS 1st Lieutenant 4th U. S. R. C.
LIEBSCHUTZ, A. C 2nd Infantry
LIPMAN, LOUIS 1st Lieutenant 8th Infantry
LOWENTHAL, I. S. G 18th Infantry
LOWENSTEIN, CHARLES 2nd Lieutenant 2nd Artillery
LEVISTEINE, ISAAC M. Lieutenant L 2nd Artillery
Died from wounds received in action.
LEVI, SOLOMON I. Captain 1st Cavalry
Appointed by Governor Clark, of Missouri (1839), of
the 1st Militia.
LEVI, JACOB J. 6th Cavalry
LIEBERMAN, LORENZO 1st Lieutenant 1st U. S. R. C.
MONTZHEIM, JULIUS 1st Lieutenant 17th Infantry
Promoted from 2nd Lieutenant.
MEYER, B. F. 24th Infantry
MOHSBERG, A. G 41st Infantry
MEYER, LOUIS F 49th Infantry
MANN, CHARLES { 2nd
{ Lieutenant { 11th Cavalry
{ Major { 1st Artillery
MOSES, T. W. Quartermaster 14th Cavalry
Promoted from Lieutenant.
MANDELBAUM, FRANK Home Guards
MANDELBAUM, JOHN W. Home Guards
MANDELBAUM, S. E. Home Guards
NEWDORF, JULIUS 1st Lieutenant 2nd Infantry
Promoted from 2nd Lieutenant.
ROSENSTEIN, D. W. Captain 1st Infantry
RINDSKOPF, T. 1st Cavalry
RINDSKOPF, I. A 1st Cavalry
ROSENBAUM, H. A. 1st Lieutenant 29th Infantry
RAPHAEL, JACOB 1st Light Artillery
Served three years.
SINGER, DAVID D 1st Infantry
Served three years.
SICHER, WILLIAM C 2nd Infantry
SIMON, JOSEPH G 2nd Infantry
SOLOMON, CHARLES E. Colonel 5th Infantry
SOLOMON, FREDERICK Captain 5th Infantry
SCHWERINER, THEODORE H 8th Infantry
Wounded in Arkansas; totally disabled at Vicksburg.
STEINBERG, O. Captain 12th Infantry
Promoted from Lieutenant.
STERNBERG, E. F 17th Infantry
STEIN, GEORGE W. 1st Lieutenant 21st Infantry
Promoted from 2nd Lieutenant.
STEINAN, EMANUEL 21st Infantry
Not being of sufficient measurement his offer to enlist was
refused; but determined to fight for his adopted country, he
followed his regiment in which many personal friends had enlisted,
until finally he was mustered in.
SOMMERS, HERMAN 1st Lieutenant 41st Infantry
Promoted from 2nd Lieutenant.
SLINSKY, LOUIS F 49th Infantry
SIMONS, A. A 2nd Cavalry
SINSHEIMER, A. H. G 2nd Cavalry
Enlisted at eighteen years of age.
STEINMAN, E. H. Captain 5th Cavalry
SANDERS, FRANK 2nd Lieutenant 7th Cavalry
SOLOMON, G. A. M. 1st Lieutenant 8th Cavalry
SALTZMAN, GUSTAV 2nd Lieutenant 1st Engineers
SALTZMAN, SIEGMUND 2nd Lieutenant 1st Artillery
STUGER, DAVID D Bender Cadets
TAKRZEWSKI, HERMAN Captain 2nd U. S. R. C.
NEVADA.
NAME. RANK. COMPANY. REGIMENT.
ISSERMAN, T. W. A 1st Cavalry
JACOBS, SIMON L. A 1st Cavalry
MANHEIM, DAVID Colonel 1st Cavalry
Enlisted as private; promoted step by step.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
NAME. RANK. COMPANY. REGIMENT.
COHN, ABRAHAM Adjutant 6th Infantry
enlisted as private; promoted for efficiency and distinguished
bravery to Sergeant and Adjutant; wounded at Petersburg; the
recipient of the Congressional "Medal of Honor;" served until the
close of the war.
WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, August 24, 1865.
SIR:
Herewith I enclose the "Medal of Honor" which has been awarded to
you by the Secretary of War, under the resolution of Congress,
approved July 12, 1862. To provide for the presentation of "Medals
of Honor" to the enlisted men of the army and volunteer forces who
have distinguished or may distinguish themselves in battle during
the present rebellion.
Very Respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
(Signed) E. D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
To Sergeant-Major ABRAHAM COHN,
6th N. H. Veteran Volunteers,
439, 8th Avenue, New York.
* * * * *
ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE,
WASHINGTON. August 14, 1879.
The medal mentioned within was given for conspicuous gallantry
displayed in the battle of the Wilderness, Virginia, in rallying
and forming under heavy fire disorganized troops; also for bravery
and coolness in carrying orders to the advance lines under
murderous fire in the battle of the Mine, July 20, 1864.
(Signed) S. N. BENJAMIN,
Assistant Adjutant-General.
* * * * *
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS, STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S OFFICE,
CONCORD, August 17, 1865.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
I take great pleasure in bearing testimony to the faithful services
of Adjutant Abraham Cohn, both as a private and as an officer in
the late 6th Regiment of New Hampshire Volunteers Infantry. His
record in connection with this regiment has been one of great
fidelity and ability and his successive promotions have been well
merited rewards. I am also happy to bear testimony to the untiring
industry and literary ability which Adjutant Cohn has displayed in
collecting data for an official history of the Sixth Regiment, New
Hampshire Volunteer Infantry.
Very Respectfully,
(Signed) NATT HEAD.
(NATT HEAD, subsequently Adjutant, Inspector and Quartermaster, became
Governor of the State of New Hampshire.)
* * * * *
KEENE, N. H., November 23, 1865.
This certifies that Abraham Cohn enlisted in the 6th New Hampshire
Volunteers, of which regiment I was the Colonel, on the 5th day
of January, 1864, and very soon after joined the command in the
State of Kentucky. He at once attracted the attention and won the
approbation of his officers by his soldierly bearing and faithful
performance of duty, as well as by his accomplishments in being
able to communicate with recruits from European countries in their
own various languages.
On the 28th day of March, 1864, he was promoted to the position of
Sergeant-Major of the regiment, and throughout the great campaign
that followed--from the Rapidan to the capture of Petersburg and
Richmond--displayed remarkable bravery and coolness in action,
endurance in the field and efficiency in his office.
He was wounded at the "battle of the Mine" in front of Petersburg,
July 30, 1864, where he won a "Medal of Honor" for his
distinguished bravery awarded by the War Department.
In appreciation of his meritorious services during this campaign
he was promoted to the rank of Adjutant of his regiment, in which
capacity he remained until the close of the war, winning the
esteem and admiration of all who knew him by his gentlemanly and
officer-like deportment, his sobriety and integrity, and by his
noble devotion to the cause of the country of his adoption.
(Signed) S. G. GRIFFIN.
Late Brigadier-General and Brevet Major-General U. S. Volunteers.
S. G. GRIFFIN was subsequently elected Speaker of the House of
Representatives of New Hampshire.
ROME, C. M. E 4th Infantry
NEW JERSEY.
NAME. RANK. COMPANY. REGIMENT.
ASH, JOSEPH W. K 1st Infantry
ABRAHAM, C. S. 2nd Lieutenant B 1st Infantry
Enlisted as private.
ABRAHAM, AARON K 1st Infantry
AARONSON, NAPOLEON B 4th Infantry
AARONSON, FREDERICK 2nd Lieutenant B 4th Infantry
ADLER, HERMAN C 5th Infantry
ABRAMS, ISAAC N. K 7th Infantry
ABRAHAMS, JOSEPH Corporal B 10th Infantry
Wounded in action.
ADLER, MORRIS G 15th Infantry
AARONSON, BENJAMIN Corporal I 23d Infantry
ADLER, HENRY B 24th Infantry
Died of wounds received at Fredericksburg.
ASH, W. H. C 26th Infantry
ABRAHAM, BENJAMIN E 33d Infantry
ALEXANDER, DAVID D 34th Infantry
ARNOLD, JOSEPH K 34th Infantry
Died in the service.
ASCH, MYER Brevet Major 1st Cavalry
Promoted from Adjutant for gallant and meritorious
conduct.
ADLER, LEOPOLD Veteran Reserve Corps
ADLER, ISIDOR Battery A
BUXBAUM, WILLIAM D 2nd Infantry
BLANKENSTEIN, LEVI D 10th Infantry
BAUM, JACOB I 11th Infantry
BALL, ABRAHAM S. C 13th Infantry
Served three years.
BACHMAN, SAMUEL D 13th Infantry
BUSH, AARON Corporal E 22nd Infantry
BALL, ISAAC K 26th Infantry
BAER, FREDERICK E 29th Infantry
BERNHEIM, WILLIAM C 30th Infantry
BACHMAN, WILLIAM H. A 31st Infantry
BLOOM, ISAAC F 31st Infantry
BACHMAN, SAMUEL I 31st Infantry
BALL, AARON I 35th Infantry
Died in the service.
BLUHM, JACOB B 35th Infantry
Transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps.
BIEN, ALPHONSE I 39th Infantry
BAUM, FREDERICK B 40th Infantry
BAUER, JACOB B 3d Cavalry
BACHMAN, SAMUEL F 3d Cavalry
BAER, AUGUST Battery C
BAER, MAX Veteran Reserve
Corps
BARNETT, MORRIS C 66th Infantry
COHEN, THOMAS D 10th Infantry
COHN, HARRIS G 10th Infantry
COHN, GEORGE H 13th Infantry
COHEN, EDWARD C 34th Infantry
COHEN, ISAAC E 1st Cavalry
DANNENBERGER, JOSEPH Corporal A 2nd Infantry
Enlisted as private.
DAVIDSON, DAVID Sergeant G 38th Infantry
ECKSTEIN, SIEGMUND C 8th Infantry
Died of wounds received at Petersburg.
ENGEL, JACOB K 13th Infantry
ERDMAN, LOUIS B 33d Infantry
EPPSTEIN, DANIEL Sergeant A 34th Infantry
Enlisted as private.
ELLINGER, EMANUEL F 34th Infantry
ETTINGER, MARK F 34th Infantry
ELSAS, JACOB D 3d Cavalry
Wounded at Mount Jackson, Virginia.
ERDMAN, HENRY Corporal K 3d Cavalry
Enlisted as private.
FRANK, CHARLES F 1st Infantry
FOX, SOLOMON J. C 2nd Infantry
Served three years.
FOX, JACOB A 4th Infantry
FEEDER, HENRY K 7th Infantry
FOX, ISAAC Corporal I 12th Infantry
Killed near Petersburg.
FRIEBERG, HENRY F 15th Infantry
FEEDER, MORRIS C 22nd Infantry
FRANK, FREDERICK K 35th Infantry
FREUND, GUSTAV A 39th Infantry
FRANK, JACOB Sergeant B 39th Infantry
FALK, JACOB B 39th Infantry
FREUND, AUGUST B 39th Infantry
FREUND, THEODORE F 1st Cavalry
FRIEDLANDER, CHARLES B 2nd Cavalry
Captured; died in Andersonville.
FUCHS, EUGENE Sergeant D 3d Cavalry
Enlisted as private.
FRIEDMAN, WILLIAM Battery A
GOLDSMITH, WILLIAM G 2nd Infantry
Captured; died at Andersonville.
GREEN, JACOB I 5th Infantry
GLUCKAUL, JACOB A 8th Infantry
GOLDBERG, CHARLES F 1st Cavalry
GOLDSMITH, CHARLES G 2nd Cavalry
Died in service.
GOLDMAN, CHARLES I 2nd Cavalry