Enlisted as private.
LILIENTHAL, JOHANN I 1st Infantry
LIPOWITZ, HERMAN Lieutenant K 1st Infantry
Promoted from Sergeant.
LIMBERGER, AUGUSTUS Lieutenant 3d Infantry
LEVY, MAX G 4th Infantry
LISBERGER, D. K 6th Infantry
LOWENTHAL, SIEGMUND Lieutenant 6th Infantry
LEVY, JOSEPH F 6th Infantry
LEOPOLD, EMIL B 7th Infantry
LEPMAN, CHARLES D 7th Infantry
LOWENTHAL, HENRY D 7th Infantry
Wounded at White House Landing.
LOWENSTEIN, JULIUS E 7th Infantry
LICHTENHAHN, GEORGE F 7th Infantry
LOEB, MAX K 7th Infantry
LESTER, SIMON H 8th Infantry
LIEBOLD, HERMAN Captain 7th Infantry
(reorganized)
LEVI, CARL A 8th Infantry
(reorganized)
LEVY, LOUIS B 9th Infantry
(reorganized)
LYON, MARK B 11th Infantry
(reorganized)
LYON, W. 11th Infantry
(reorganized)
LAZARUS, JOHN G 11th Infantry
(reorganized)
LAZARUS, HARRY Corporal G 11th Infantry
(reorganized)
LOWENTHAL, PHILIP D 12th Infantry
(reorganized)
LOEB, ABRAHAM 12th Infantry
(reorganized)
LEDERMAN, WILLIAM B 12th Infantry
(reorganized)
LEVY, ABRAHAM 12th Infantry
(reorganized)
LEWIS, DAVID J. H 16th Infantry
(reorganized)
LINDNER, B. F 18th Infantry
(reorganized)
LORCH, CHARLES Adjutant 20th Infantry
Promoted for gallantry. (reorganized)
LILIENTHAL, ADOLF Sergeant H 20th Infantry
(reorganized)
LEHMAN, V. I 20th Infantry
(reorganized)
LYONS, JOSEPH E 23d Infantry
(reorganized)
LYONS, DAVID K 23d Infantry
(reorganized)
LICHTENSTEIN, OSCAR A 29th Infantry
(reorganized)
LEWIS, EDWARD, A. Captain 26th Infantry
Promoted from Lieutenant.
LORCH, RUDOLPH Sergeant C 29th Infantry
LIEBMAN, FREDERICK F 29th Infantry
LOWENSTEIN, MORITZ H 29th Infantry
LICHENSTEIN, JACOB I 29th Infantry
LEVY, HERMAN C 31st Infantry
LEO, HENRY G 31st Infantry
LEDERMAN, JOSEPH H 31st Infantry
LEWIS, MARK A. C 34th Infantry
LEWIS, ISAAC H. D 34th Infantry
LEWIS, SALOMON E 34th Infantry
LOSHER, JOSEPH 38th Infantry
LOWENTHAL, BENJAMIN D 39th Infantry
Wounded at Cross Keys; also at Bristow Station;
captured at Spottsylvania and taken to Andersonville
Prison.
LEIBNITZ, FERDINAND B 39th Infantry
LEHMAN, HEINRICH C 39th Infantry
LIESER, M. Sergeant 39th Infantry
LEDERER, EMANUEL M. Lieutenant G 39th Infantry
Entered as private; twice wounded; promoted for
gallantry.
LION, SIMON I 39th Infantry
LEVY, ADOLPH K 39th Infantry
LEWIS, D. 40th Infantry
LEWIS, J. 40th Infantry
LEVY, JOHN A 40th Infantry
LOWENSTEIN, JOHN B 41st Infantry
LEVY, REUBEN C 41st Infantry
LEWIS, MOSES 42nd Infantry
LEVI, ABRAHAM I 42nd Infantry
LIPPMAN, ---- Turner's Infantry
LEVY, BENJAMIN B 40th Infantry
Wounded at the Wilderness. U. S. Congress
awarded him a "medal of honor."
Benjamin B. Levy enlisted at the age of sixteen, in the First New York
Volunteers, at the breaking out of the Rebellion, as a drummer boy,
and while his regiment was stationed at Newport News, Virginia, he
was detailed as Orderly for General Mansfield. While he was conveying
dispatches on board the steamboat "Express" to General Wool at Fort
Monroe, the steamboat was attacked opposite Norfolk, by the rebel
gunboat "Seabird." The "Express," with all on board, was in imminent
danger of capture, when young Levy saved the steamboat by cutting loose
a water schooner they had in tow. The water schooner was captured, but
the "Express" arrived safely at Fort Monroe. For this act Levy was
highly complimented by Generals Mansfield and Wool.
On the retreat from Richmond, under General McClellan, his tent-mate
was very ill, and to save him from being taken prisoner, Levy threw
away his drum, and taking his comrade's gun and equipments, went into
the fight with his regiment at Charles City Cross Roads and saved
two of the colors of his regiment from capture. For this act he was
promoted on the field by General Phil. Kearney to Color Sergeant of his
regiment.
After the regiment's two years' service had expired, he re-enlisted
in the Fortieth Few York (Mozart) regiment, and at the battle of the
Wilderness he was distinguished for his gallantry. Here he was stricken
down by a serious wound, receiving a compound fracture of the left
thigh. Left on the field he was captured by Colonel White's Guerillas.
He lay on the field with no shelter for two weeks, and was then
recaptured by our troops that came from Fredericksburg. He was one of
the first from this State to receive a medal of honor from Congress.
Mr. Levy is a member of Phil. Kearney Post, No. 8, New York.
LEHMAN, ARTHUR Sergeant G 41st Infantry
LEHMAN, SAMUEL H 41st Infantry
LOWENSTEIN, HERMAN K 41st Infantry
LYONS, HENRY 43d Infantry
LEWIS, ISAAC I 43d Infantry
LESTER, JOSEPH 44th Infantry
LEVY, SAMUEL Corporal A 45th Infantry
Enlisted as private.
LIEBMAN, FREDERICK A 45th Infantry
LEHMAN, GOTTLIEB F 45th Infantry
LUDWIG, B. 45th Infantry
LOESCH, S. 46th Infantry
LEHMAN, WILLIAM B 46th Infantry
LEWIS, LEWIS 47th Infantry
LEHMAN, LOUIS B 49th Infantry
LYONS, EUGENE K 50th Infantry
LUDWIG, JACOB D 51st Infantry
LEWIS M. B 51st Infantry
LICHTENSTEIN, PHILIP Major 52nd Infantry
LORCH, HENRY Sergeant C 52nd Infantry
LEOPOLD, LOUIS Lieutenant F 52nd Infantry
Promoted from Sergeant.
LEOPOLD, FRIEDRICH I 54th Infantry
LEVY, LEON A 55th Infantry
LEHMAN, CHARLES F 55th Infantry
LEWIS, ABRAHAM K 56th Infantry
LEWIS, BENJAMIN K 56th Infantry
LICHTENSTEIN, THEO. Major 58th Infantry
LEVYSON, ABRAHAM F 58th Infantry
LEVY, ROBERT G 58th Infantry
LOWENSTEIN, HENRY H 58th Infantry
LEVY, HARRY H 58th Infantry
LIPPMAN, FRIEDRICH K 58th Infantry
LYON, DAVID H. C 60th Infantry
LAWACH, ---- Lieutenant 62nd Infantry
LEO, FREDERICK P. G 64th Infantry
LIEBERMAN, JOHN F 65th Infantry
LIESER, JACOB F 65th Infantry
LEVY, HERZ E 66th Infantry
LEOROLDI, LEOPOLD Captain K 66th Infantry
LOEB, LOUIS K 66th Infantry
LOWENSTEIN, JOSEPH K 66th Infantry
LOWENSTEIN, SOLOMON K 66th Infantry
LOWENSTEIN, SELIGMAN Corporal B 68th Infantry
LASSNER, OTTO C 68th Infantry
LEHMAN, ADOLPH I 68th Infantry
LIEBMAN, GEORGE K 68th Infantry
LOEWE, A. 68th Infantry
LEVI, WILLIAM Sergeant A 70th Infantry
LIPPERWITZ, HERMAN F 71st Infantry
LICHENSTEIN, PHILIP G. Lieutenant-Colonel 72nd Infantry
Promoted from Captain.
LOEWE, MAX A 72nd Infantry
LOEB, DANIEL Adjutant H 72nd Infantry
Promoted from Lieutenant.
LOCHTE, DANIEL Lieutenant 72nd Infantry
LEWIN, CHARLES E 73d Infantry
LEHMAN, C. F 74th Infantry
LEOPOLD, ISIDOR A 78th Infantry
LEVIE, JOSEPH H 82nd Infantry
LEVY, JAMES E 87th Infantry
LYONS, MICHAEL C 88th Infantry
LEVY, JOHN I 88th Infantry
LOWE, WILLIAM I 88th Infantry
LEWIS, I. 89th Infantry
LUDWIG, JACOB P. H 89th Infantry
LEWIS, M. 96th Infantry
LEHMAN, PHILIP I 97th Infantry
LEWIN, LEWIS I 98th Infantry
LEWIS, EUGENE H. Corporal F 101st Infantry
LEWIS, ABRAHAM B 102nd Infantry
LYON, DAVID E. H 102nd Infantry
LEHMAN, ALBERT C 103d Infantry
LEVY, ABRAHAM H 103d Infantry
LEWIN, JOSEPH I 103d Infantry
LEWIS, SAMUEL C 107th Infantry
LEWIS, LEWIS H 108th Infantry
LEWIS, SAMUEL I 112th Infantry
LEWIN, N. Lieutenant 114th Infantry
LEDERER, CHARLES D 116th Infantry
LEHMAN, WILLIAM Corporal E 116th Infantry
LEHMAN, P. 116th Infantry
LYON, DAVID Sergeant B 119th Infantry
LANDAUER, MOSES C 119th Infantry
LAZARUS, JACOB D 119th Infantry
LOWENSTEIN, EDWARD I 119th Infantry
LIMBURGER, GUSTAV E 121st Infantry
LAZARUS, LEVI H 125th Infantry
LEWIS, L. 127th Infantry
LEIVY, ABRAHAM Commissary Sergeant 132nd Infantry
LOWENSTEIN, LEVI D 132nd Infantry
LEWIS, ISAAC K 132nd Infantry
LYON, ABRAHAM E 133d Infantry
LESTER, M. 134th Infantry
LEOPOLD, GEORGE E 145th Infantry
LESTER, LEVY E 147th Infantry
LEHMAN, JOSEPH H 148th Infantry
LIGHT, SOLOMON Captain 149th Infantry
Paralyzed in service.
LEVY, HYMAN A 149th Infantry
LIGHT, LEWIS A 149th Infantry
Wounded at Pine Mountain, Georgia; severely
wounded at Lost Mountain.
LIEBMAN, HERMAN A 149th Infantry
LAZARUS, NEWMAN A 149th Infantry
LAUDERWITZBERG, LOUIS A 149th Infantry
LEHMAN, MOSES A 149th Infantry
LAZARUS, HARRY A 149th Infantry
LOWITCH, MICHAEL A 149th Infantry
Killed in action.
LEOPOLD, FRANK Lieutenant C 151st Infantry
Enlisted as private.
LEWIS, SIMON A 156th Infantry
LEDERMAN, FRANK C 161st Infantry
LEWIS, ISAAC J. D 161st Infantry
LOESCHER, SAMUEL C 162nd Infantry
LICHTENFELZ, CHARLES C 162nd Infantry
LIPOLD, ABRAHAM A 168th Infantry
LESTER, FELIX B 169th Infantry
LOEB, ABRAHAM I 175th Infantry
LEHMAN, A. 176th Infantry
LOEWENTHAL, BARNEY F 177th Infantry
LEHMAN, JOSEPH B 178th Infantry
LEVY, ADOLPH C 178th Infantry
LESTER, LOUIS G 184th Infantry
LEVY, SIMON { } Colonel 1st Independent
LEVY, FERDINAND {Father} Captain 1st Independent
Enlisted as Private. { and }
LEVY, ALFRED { three} Lieutenant 1st Independent
Enlisted as Private. { sons }
LEVY, BENJAMIN C. { } 14th U. S. Infantry
The following are the records of these men:
Colonel Simon Levy was commandant of Camp "Sprague," Staten Island,
and general recruiting officer during the year 1863. Afterwards
he received his commission as Lieutenant-Colonel of the 1st
Independent Battalion, New York Volunteers, and took command of
that regiment at St. Helena Island, South Carolina, continuing
in command of the same until its consolidation with the 47th and
48th New York Volunteers in February, 1864. The Battalion Regiment
participated, while under the command of Colonel Simon Levy, in the
capture of Folly and Morris Islands, South Carolina, and in several
other engagements.
Captain Ferdinand Levy was in command of the skirmishing party
of General Strong's Brigade at the capture of Morris Island,
South Carolina, July 10th, 1863. This command was the first to
land on the island, being the advance guard. Captain Levy was
honorably mentioned for gallant services in brigade orders shortly
afterwards. He is a well-known Israelite; and has served as
Coroner, and is now Register of the city of New York; he is also
active in Jewish institutions, secret societies, etc.
Lieutenant Alfred Levy enlisted as private in the 1st Independent
Battalion; was promoted to Sergeant and subsequently to Lieutenant
for meritorious conduct. After the consolidation of the regiment he
joined the 5th United States Artillery and served until the close
of the war.
Benjamin C. Levy enlisted in the 14th United States Infantry at the
breaking out of the war and served until its close. He participated
in fourteen general engagements and numerous skirmishes. His
bravery on several occasions has been honorably mentioned.
LYONS, C. H. Adjutant 7th S. V.
LOWENTHAL, HENRY B 7th S. V.
LEVY, JACOB E 7th S. V.
LEVY, JACOB F 7th S. V.
LIEBOLD, HERMAN Captain H 7th S. V.
LEVY, ADOLPH C 8th S. V.
LEVY, ALEXANDER F 8th S. V.
LEVY, JOSEPH C. C 37th S. M.
LEOPOLD, DAVID H 37th S. M.
LEWIS, FERDINAND G 2nd Cavalry
LYON, ISAAC Captain B 5th Cavalry
LEVY, BERNHARD H. B 5th Cavalry
LEON, ELIAS 5th Cavalry
LEWIS, DANIEL Quartermaster- 9th Cavalry
Sergeant
LEWIS, ISAAC B. E 11th Cavalry
LEVI, CHARLES E 11th Cavalry
LEHMEIER, G. 12th Cavalry
LUDWIG, EMIL F 14th Cavalry
LOWENSTEIN, FREDERICK K 14th Cavalry
LIEBMAN, FREDERICK K 14th Cavalry
LOEB, EMIL M 14th Cavalry
LEVI, FRANK C 16th Cavalry
LAZARUS, H. LOUIS 1st Lieutenant H 16th Cavalry
LEWIS, MORRIS Captain 18th Cavalry
LAZARUS, HENRY Captain 25th Cavalry
LAUTHERMAN, HENRY 3d Artillery
LESTER, JACOB F 1st Veteran
Cavalry
LEWIS, CHARLES E. F 1st Veteran
Cavalry
LOEB, SIEGMUND 1st Lieutenant 7th Artillery
Promoted from 2nd Lieutenant.
LEVY, MEIER 7th Artillery
LEWIS, OSCAR H 10th Artillery
LIEVY, JACOB B 13th Artillery
LOWENSTEIN, MORITZ 2nd Lieutenant F 15th Artillery
Promoted from Sergeant.
LEVY, HENRY E 16th Artillery
LOWENSTEIN, MORITZ 2nd Independent Artillery
LEWIS, SAMUEL Lieutenant 5th Independent Artillery
Artillery
LOWENTHAL, LEOPOLD 21st Artillery
LOWENTHAL, JACOB 31st Independent Artillery
LIEBMAN, NEWMAN ----
LEHMAN, MOSES ----
LAZARUS, HARRIS ----
LEVY, HYMAN ----
LICHTENBURG, LOUIS ----
MORNINGSTEIN, HENRY A 1st Infantry
MEYERS, JOSEPH B 1st Infantry
MILETINSKI, MORITZ I 1st Infantry
MANNHEIMER, MARTIN K 1st Infantry
MORRIS, HENRY K 1st Infantry
MYERS, SIMEON A 2nd Infantry
MANN, A. ENSIGN 3d Infantry
MEYERS, LEWIS F. 3d Infantry
MYERS, OSCAR C 4th Infantry
MEYER, FREDERICK B 5th Infantry
MARKS, WILLIAM A 6th Infantry
MARKS, AUGUST K 6th Infantry
MOSER, J. 6th Infantry
MEYER, HENRY C 8th Infantry
MEYER, LOUIS E 8th Infantry
MEYER, A. 8th Infantry
MARX, GEORGE G 8th Infantry
MEYER, LUDWIG I 8th Infantry
MAY, MARCUS A 9th Infantry
MEYERS, MARTIN C 9th Infantry
MARTIN, J. 9th Infantry
MORRISON, WOLF 11th Infantry
MEYER, JACOB C 13th Infantry
MEYERS, SIMEON K 13th Infantry
MEYERS, JOSEPH A 16th Infantry
MEYER, JOSEPH E 16th Infantry
MORRIS, MOSES K 16th Infantry
MENCKE, ISAAC 1st Lieutenant 17th Infantry
Promoted from 2nd Lieutenant.
MAIER, J. JACOB I 19th Infantry
MYERS, SAMUEL I 19th Infantry
MAAS, JACOB A 20th Infantry
MEYER, CARL Corporal B 20th Infantry
MARKOWSKY, AUGUST B 20th Infantry
MANN, MAX Corporal C 20th Infantry
MASINS, LEOPOLD C 20th Infantry
Lost an arm in action.
MAYER, JOSEPH Corporal D 20th Infantry
MEYER, MARTIN G 20th Infantry
MAYERS, HENRY C 22nd Infantry
MOSES, MARCUS Corporal F 23d Infantry
MAY, D. 26th Infantry
MEYERS, JACOB H 28th Infantry
MOSER, JOSEPH A 29th Infantry
MEYER, LOUIS I. D 29th Infantry
MORITZ, JOSEPH Corporal I 29th Infantry
MEYER, ADAM K 29th Infantry
MEYERS, ISAAC D 30th Infantry
MAYER, LEVI F 31st Infantry
MANN, F. Corporal 33d Infantry
MOSIER, L. 33d Infantry
MARKS, FRANK F 35th Infantry
MENDEL, SIDNEY Major 35th Infantry
Promoted from Captain.
MARKS, JOSEPH G 35th Infantry
MYERS, DAVID E 36th Infantry
MYER, CHARLES E 37th Infantry
MOSES, ISAAC Adjutant-General
Adjutant-General of the 3d Army Corps of the Army of the Potomac,
commanded by General Heintzelman; participated in the battles of
the Peninsular Campaign; subsequently served with General Banks.
MAIER, A. 38th Infantry
MARSIN, F. 38th Infantry
MAIER, JOSEPH C 38th Infantry
MAIER, DAVID C 38th Infantry
MOSES, DAVID F 38th Infantry
MAY, H. 39th Infantry
MEIER, HERMAN B 39th Infantry
MAYER, CARL G 39th Infantry
MEIER, FRIEDRICH H 39th Infantry
MAYER, WILHELM I 39th Infantry
MENTZ, S. D. K 39th Infantry
MORRIS, DANIEL E 40th Infantry
MORGENSTEIN, L. 41st Infantry
MEIERSON, MAX B 41st Infantry
MEYERSTEIN, H. C 41st Infantry
MEIER, JOSEPH E 41st Infantry
MAY, HENRY Hospital Steward 45th Infantry
MAYER, AUGUST E 45th Infantry
MAYER, JACOB K 45th Infantry
MORITZ, JOSEPH K 45th Infantry
MAYER, CARL Lieutenant 46th Infantry
MANTEL, LOUIS A 46th Infantry
MEINHART, JACOB B 46th Infantry
MILLER, EDWARD S. H 46th Infantry
MARX, CARL H 46th Infantry
MANDELL, J. K 46th Infantry
MARKS, JOSEPH D 49th Infantry
MOSES, AUGUST Sergeant G 49th Infantry
MORRIS, H. 50th Infantry
MEYER, ADOLPH Quartermaster 52nd Infantry
Promoted from Lieutenant.
MEYER, THEODORE B 52nd Infantry
MOSES, GEORGE H 52nd Infantry
MYERS, JOSEPH A 53d Infantry
MAYER, FREDERICK F 53d Infantry
MAYER, JACOB G 54th Infantry
MOSES, HENRY K 54th Infantry
MEYER, JACOB H 55th Infantry
MEYER, GUSTAV B 58th Infantry
MEIER, ISAAC E 58th Infantry
MOSESSON, MAYER E 58th Infantry
MARX, JOSEPH G 58th Infantry
MARX, LOUIS G 58th Infantry
MENDELSON, GUSTAV Sergeant D 59th Infantry
MARKS, SAMUEL I 59th Infantry
MEYERS, LEVI C 61st Infantry
MORRIS, BERNHARD 1st Lieutenant D 62nd Infantry
Enlisted as private.
MORRIS, A. Lieutenant K 62nd Infantry
MEYERSTEIN, H. C 62nd Infantry
MEYERSTEIN, ---- F 62nd Infantry
MEYER, ISAAC G 62nd Infantry
MEYERS, SIMEON G 64th Infantry
MIELZINER, ISAAC Zouaves
Killed at Bull Run.
MEYER, ADOLPH 1st Lieutenant 66th Infantry
Promoted from 2nd Lieutenant.
MANNHEIM, SIMON Corporal A 66th Infantry
MASIUS, LEOPOLD A 66th Infantry
MANNHEIM, THEO. C 66th Infantry
MOSES, J. HENRY Captain F 66th Infantry
MANDELBAUM, S. K 66th Infantry
MARCUS, SAMUEL K 66th Infantry
MELZHEIMER, SAMUEL K 66th Infantry
MEYER, ALBERT K 66th Infantry
MEIER, CARL A 67th Infantry
MORRISON, WOLF Ellsworth Zouaves
MEIER, GOTTLIEB B 68th Infantry
MOSES, SELIG B 68th Infantry
MANTEL, LOUIS E 68th Infantry
MEYER, FERDINAND K 68th Infantry
MOSES, ISRAEL Lieutenant-Colonel 72nd Infantry
Was appointed Assistant Surgeon of the U. S. Army in 1847, and
served with the Army of Occupation at Vera Cruz and Toluca, Mexico,
and at Fort Crawford, Fort Leavenworth, in Oregon, Washington
Territory, and Texas until his resignation in 1855. In the Civil
War he was appointed Lieutenant-Colonel of a regiment attached to
Sickles' Brigade, but was soon compelled, by failing health, to
resign. He was appointed Surgeon of the United States Volunteers
and placed in charge of camp hospitals in the Army of the Potomac
and subsequently served with General Gordon Granger, in the West.
He was mustered out of service in 1865, after receiving the Brevet
of Colonel for faithful and meritorious services.
MASIUS, LEOPOLD C 20th Infantry
MARCUS, LEOPOLD Lieutenant H 72nd Infantry
MEYERS, ABRAHAM A 74th Infantry
MANN, GUSTAV D 74th Infantry
MORRIS, P. K 77th Infantry
MARKS, REUBEN A 81st Infantry
MOSES, ABRAHAM H 82nd Infantry
MEYERS, LEOPOLD I 82nd Infantry
MOSES, J. C. Corporal C 83d Infantry
MEYER, ALBERT K 83d Infantry
MOSS, B. 90th Infantry
MORRIS, J. 90th Infantry
MENDES, DAVID G 90th Infantry
MENDES, JOHN G 90th Infantry
MOSES, SAMUEL B. I 90th Infantry
MEYER, MARTIN C 97th Infantry
MENZ, JACOB D 98th Infantry
MEYERS, MARKS H. K 100th Infantry
MENDEL, FREDERICK Quartermaster 103d Infantry
Promoted from Lieutenant.
MORITZ, FRIEDRICH A 103d Infantry
MEYER, EMIL A 103d Infantry
MAINSFIELD, MOSES Corporal D 103d Infantry
Enlisted as private.
MAYER, LIPPMAN F 103d Infantry
MEYER, HERMAN G 103d Infantry
MORITZ, WILLIAM H 103d Infantry
MAYER, FERDINAND I 108th Infantry
MACEY, JUDAH B 110th Infantry
MESSENGER, MORRIS H 112th Infantry
MORRIS, SAMUEL Corporal C 113th Infantry
MYERS, LEVI C 115th Infantry
MANN, DANIEL L. E 115th Infantry
MEYER, ISIDORE Sergeant C 117th Infantry
MEYER, MOSES Corporal B 119th Infantry
MORRIS, J. 120th Infantry
MANNHEIMER, ISRAEL E 122nd Infantry
MYER, AARON B. Captain 125th Infantry
Died of wounds received in action.
MORITZ, JOSEPH I 125th Infantry
MEYER, JULIUS G 132nd Infantry
MAYER, JACOB K 138th Infantry
MEYER, AUGUST Captain B 140th Infantry
Promoted from Lieutenant.
MARKS, DANIEL H 147th Infantry
MAYER, ISAAC I 154th Infantry
MARKS, SAMUEL N. 157th Infantry
MARKS, JOSEPH F 160th Infantry
MEYER, JOSEPH Sergeant F 163d Infantry
MEYERS, BENJAMIN Corporal D 168th Infantry
MAYER, EDWARD C 173d Infantry
MAYER, AUGUST B 176th Infantry
MARKS, ABRAHAM D 176th Infantry
MAYER, JACOB K 177th Infantry
MEIER, JACOB G 178th Infantry
MEIER, JOSEPH I 178th Infantry
MEIER, LOUIS E 179th Infantry
MEYER, ABRAHAM I 179th Infantry
MARKS, DANIEL E. H 184th Infantry
MARBURGER, J. 188th Infantry
MYERS, ISAAC 2nd Lieutenant 193d Infantry
MEIERS, JACOB H 193d Infantry
MORRIS, MARK A 1st Independent
MAYER, JACQUES F 1st Independent
MOSES, HERMAN G 1st Independent
Wounded at Fort Wagner and at Petersburg.
MEYER, GUSTAV B 5th S. V.
MAYER, FERDINAND Captain D 5th S. V.
MAYER, JACOB A 7th S. V.
MORITZ, EDWARD K 7th S.V.
MORITZ, DAVID Sergeant I 17th S. V.
MEYER, LOUIS I 17th S. V.
MOSES, NATHAN F. Major 7th S. M.
MAYER, BERNARD Lieutenant B 7th S. M.
MEIER, JACOB E 7th S. M.
MEYERSON, FRANK G. D 1st Cavalry
MAAS, AUGUST I 1st Cavalry
MAYER, MAX 2nd Cavalry
MOSIER, LEVI Corporal E 3d Cavalry
MEYER, ADOLPH Surgeon 4th Cavalry
MEYER, EMIL M 4th Cavalry
MYERS, ---- 5th Cavalry
MINZESHEIMER, MOSES Adjutant A 5th Cavalry
Promoted from Lieutenant.
MEIER, ELI B 6th Cavalry
MEYERS, DAVID C 8th Cavalry
MAIER, JACOB H 8th Cavalry
MOAK, JULIUS 10th Cavalry
MOAK, HARRIS P. 10th Cavalry
MEYERS, MOSES C 12th Cavalry
MENDELSON, BERNARD E 13th Cavalry
MEYERS, ISAAC L 15th Cavalry
MAAS, ADOLPH I 16th Cavalry
MAAS, JACOB L 16th Cavalry
MARKS, FRANK B 20th Cavalry
MEIERS, ISAAC, JR. A 21st Cavalry
MOSES, MARK E. Sergeant F 22nd Cavalry
MEYER, RAPHAEL E 25th Cavalry
MOSES, PHILIP G 1st Veteran Cavalry
MANN, DANIEL P. Captain Independent Cavalry
MARKS, SAMUEL N. Independent Cavalry
MAYER, ALEXANDER E 15th Artillery
MAYER, LUDWIG H 15th Artillery
MAYER, A. 1st Mounted Rifles
MEIER, HERMAN H 1st Mounted Rifles
MEYERS, JOSEPH D 2nd Mounted Rifles
MEYER, JOSEPH K 2nd Mounted Rifles
MAX, SAMUEL Corporal E 2nd Artillery
MARKS, SAMUEL F 2nd Artillery
MEYERS, JACOB B. K 2nd Artillery
MENDELSON, MORITZ E 4th Artillery
MEYERS, NATHAN F 8th Artillery
MEYER, SAMUEL B 9th Artillery
MAYER, JACOB K 9th Artillery
MARKS, JOSEPH I 10th Artillery
MEYERS, K. A 13th Artillery
MARKS, LOUIS Corporal A 15th Artillery
MEIER, JOSEPH H 15th Artillery
MEIER, JACOB H 15th Artillery
MARK, ISAAC E 16th Artillery
METZGER, SALOMON E Marine Artillery
MYERS, DAVID H Marine Artillery
MEIER, MOSES 2nd Independent Artillery
MEIER, LOUIS 9th Independent Artillery
MEIER, LOUIS 9th Independent Artillery
MOSES, JOSEPH C 24th Independent
Artillery
MAYER, WILLIAM General
During the Draft Riots at New York City he did heroic service for
which he received an autograph letter from President Lincoln,
thanking him for the eminent services rendered by him to our
country during those days of darkness. Subsequently, he devoted
himself to journalism, editing several leading German newspapers.
NEWMAN, ABEL R. I 3d Infantry
NEWMAN, HENRY F 4th Infantry
NATHAN, MICHAEL F 6th Infantry
NEUSTADTER, JOSEPH Quartermaster 8th Infantry
NEWMAN, PHILIP B 10th Infantry
NEWBURG, JOSEPH Captain G 10th Infantry
Wounded at Fredericksburg; joined service again
after discharge from hospital.
NEUBURG, LIONEL C. Sergeant H 10th Infantry
Entered as private.
NUSSBAUMER, CHARLES C 13th Infantry
NOAH, DAVID G. G 20th Infantry
NOAH, MOSES D. G 20th Infantry
NEWMAN, LAZARUS A 24th Infantry
Lost a foot in action.
NEWMAN, LEOPOLD C. Lieutenant- B 31st Infantry
Colonel
Was mustered in service as Captain; he rose to the rank of
Lieutenant-Colonel. His term of service expiring a few days prior
to the battle of Chancellorville, May 2, 1863, he expressed a
desire to remain at the front and during that terrible struggle
his foot was shattered by a cannon ball; was taken to Washington,
where he died shortly after. President Lincoln visited him at his
bedside, and brought his commission promoting him to the rank of
Brigadier-General.
NEWMAN, WILLIAM F 31st Infantry
NEWMAN, LEVI L. Corporal I 32nd Infantry
NIEMAN, CARL H 39th Infantry
NEUBAUER, L. 46th Infantry
NEWMAN, LOUIS G 53d Infantry
NEWMAN, CHARLES Lieutenant 54th Infantry
NEUHAUSER, FERDINAND C 54th Infantry
NEWMAN, ADOLPH H 54th Infantry
NATHAN, WOLF D 55th Infantry
NUSSBAUM, ABRAHAM Quartermaster 58th Infantry
NEUBERGER, AUGUST C 58th Infantry
NEWMAN, ISAAC Sergeant I 61st Infantry
NEWMAN, CHARLES A 61st Infantry
NEWMAN, SAMUEL A 66th Infantry
NEWMAN, ABRAHAM K 66th Infantry
NUSSBAUM, HENRY F 68th Infantry
NEWBERGER, LOUIS G 70th Infantry
NEWBERGER, ANSEL D 72nd Infantry
NATHAN, HENRY Corporal K 73d Infantry
NEELIS, ---- Captain 90th Infantry
Killed at Port Hudson.
NEWMAN, ABRAHAM D. F 95th Infantry
NEWMAN, AUGUST Lieutenant D 103d Infantry
Died of wounds received in action.
NIEDERLANDER, F. 115th Infantry
NATHANSON, NATHAN B 119th Infantry
NEWMAN, BENJAMIN F. Sergeant B 137th Infantry
NEWMAN, FERDINAND G 140th Infantry
NEWMAN, MORRIS D 146th Infantry
NEWMAN, JOSEPH Corporal F 162nd Infantry
NIEMAN, GOTTLIEB Sergeant K 174th Infantry
NOAH, D. 186th Infantry
NEWMAN, CARL D 7th S. V.
NEWMAN, OSCAR K 7th S. V.
NEWMAN, SIMON F 47th S. M.
NIEBERGALL, JULIUS 3d Artillery
NEWMAN, ABRAHAM F 4th Artillery
NUMBURGER, ALEXANDER 4th Cavalry
Regimental Quartermaster
NEUBERGER, MEIER L 7th Cavalry
Captured; died in Andersonville Prison.
NEWMAN, SIMON G 20th Cavalry
OPPENHEIM, JACOB A 1st Infantry
OPPENHEIM, ARNOLD Adjutant 7th Infantry
Promoted from Lieutenant.
OPPENHEIMER, LOUIS H 8th Infantry
OCHS, JOHN D 41st Infantry
OPPENHEIMER, HENRY Corporal B 42nd Infantry
OCHS, JOSEPH C 16th Cavalry
OPPENHEIM, DAVID Sergeant L 15th Artillery
OSTROSKY, LEOPOLD 1st Independent Infantry
Wounded at Alutra.
PINKSON, HENRY Corporal E 1st Infantry
Enlisted as Private.
PHILLIPS, LEWIS G 2nd Infantry
PHILLIPS, JOSEPH E 6th Infantry
PROSKAUER, HERMAN H 7th Infantry
PHILLIPSON, FERDINAND C 8th Infantry
PHILLIPS, MEYER D. A 10th Infantry
PHILLIPS, ALFRED Quartermaster 36th Infantry
POLLOCK, BERNHARD 1st 39th Infantry
Lieutenant
Enlisted as Private; promoted for bravery
at Cross Keys.
PECK, LOUIS D 40th Infantry
PISKO, EDWARD C 45th Infantry
PROSKAUER, ADOLPH Sergeant G 52nd Infantry
POTZNONSKY, MORITZ E 54th Infantry
PINKSON, ISIDOR K 59th Infantry
PHILLIPS, HENRY Corporal G 62nd Infantry
POLLOCK, JOSEPH B. D 83d Infantry
POLLOCK, DAVID Sergeant E 96th Infantry
Enlisted as Private.
PHILLIPSON, ---- 100th Infantry
PINKUS, L. Sergeant D 103d Infantry
Wounded at Stone Creek; promoted from Private;
captured and sent to Libby Prison.
PHILLIPS, L. E 115th Infantry
PEISNER, ELIAS Colonel 119th Infantry
Killed at Chancellorsville.
PEISNER, FERDINAND Captain 119th Infantry
Promoted from Lieutenant.
PEISNER, FRANCIS 1st 119th Infantry
Lieutenant
Promoted from 2nd Lieutenant.
PINKSON, ISIDOR 119th Infantry
PINKSON, HENRY E 119th Infantry
POSNER, JACOB E 131st Infantry
PHILLIPS, ABRAHAM E 132nd Infantry
PHILLIPS, ISAAC E 132nd Infantry
PLATTO, HARRIS A 149th Infantry
POPPELSTEIN, SAMUEL A 149th Infantry
POLLOCK, JACOB I 149th Infantry
PEYSER, NATHAN Sergeant K 1st Independent
PEYSER, M. Corporal G 1st Independent
PEIXOTTO, MOSES L. Captain B 7th S. M.
Entered as Private.
PHILLIPS, ---- 5th Cavalry