Pennsylvania, including Gettysburg; served twice as Commander of
August Willich Post, G. A. R.; also as President of Employment
Bureau of Grand Army of the Republic Association of Hamilton
County, Ohio.
STRAUS, JONAS B 27th Infantry
STEIN, LOUIS D 27th Infantry
SCHOEN, DAVID G 27th Infantry
STERN, JULIUS Sergeant H 27th Infantry
SCHLOSS, MOSES K 27th Infantry
Served three years.
SCHLOSS, DAVID 27th Infantry
SELKER, ADOLPH 27th Infantry
STROUSE, CYRUS Major 28th Infantry
Killed at Chancellorsville.
SNOWBERGER, ELIAS K 29th Infantry
STERN, DAVID 32nd Infantry
SNELLENBURG, ISAAC B 33d Infantry
Killed at Charles City Cross Roads, Virginia, buried
on the battle-field.
STROUS, JACOB G 34th Infantry
Served three years.
STEIN, JACOB A 37th Infantry
SIGMUND, ALBERT M. Assistant Surgeon 38th Infantry
STEIN, LEWIS E 41st Infantry
Served three years.
SILBERMAN, MARX Corporal A 51st Infantry
Raised a company of men in three days and became Corporal of the
company; started the company by signing first.
STINE, JACOB C 54th Infantry
STEINER, JACOB G 55th Infantry
Also Veteran Reserve Corps.
STROUSS ELLIS C. Captain K 57th Infantry
Entered as private; wounded at Charles City Cross
Roads and at Wilderness; served four years.
STROUSE, HENRY Corporal D 76th Infantry
STERN, HENRY Captain G 77th Infantry
Enlisted as private.
STERN, HERMAN B 83d Infantry
SOLOMON, AUGUSTUS Sergeant B 93d Infantry
Promoted from private; also in Veteran Reserve Corps.
STEINBRUN, J. D 98th Infantry
SNOWBERGER, ALBERT LEOPOLD 99th Infantry
Born in Philadelphia, April 4, 1845. He was sent to the Military
Academy, at Portsmouth, Virginia, when but fifteen years of age.
When the war broke out he enlisted in the Union Army, despite his
youthful age. He took part in a number of engagements with the
enemy, but at the Battle of Fredericksburg, Virginia, December 13,
1862, he was mortally wounded, yet even in his agonies this young
hero "waved his cap and urged his comrades on to victory." He died
January 6, 1863. Of this gallant boy the lad's commander wrote to
his mother that "his bravery and heroism were remarkable for one so
young."
SALISBURG, DAVID S. Corporal B 102nd Infantry
STRAUSS, HENRY Surgeon 115th Infantry
STINE, DANIEL I 126th Infantry
STROUSE, LEHMAN K. Corporal F 128th Infantry
SALISBURG, SAMUEL B. Sergeant G 138th Infantry
Wounded at Monocacy, Maryland; served three years.
STROUSE, FERDINAND K. E 151st Infantry
STRAUSE, JOEL S. H 151st Infantry
STRAUSE, SALOMON H 151st Infantry
Wounded at Gettysburg.
STRAUSE, WILLIAM S. H 151st Infantry
Wounded at Gettysburg.
STRAUSE, WILLIAM T. H 151st Infantry
Wounded at Gettysburg.
SIMON, MICHAEL I 151st Infantry
STERNBERGER, LEVIN I 151st Infantry
SULZBACH, MILTON Quartermaster 166th Infantry
STRAUS, DANIEL Corporal F 167th Infantry
SILVA, DAVID Corporal G 181st Infantry
SIMON, JACOB Corporal E 183d Infantry
Promoted from private.
STEINER, LEVI A. H 194th Infantry
SCHLESINGER, MORRIS Adjutant 210th Infantry
Promoted from Sergeant; died from wounds received
at Gravelly Run, Virginia.
SCHLOSS, HENRY Corporal E 5th Cavalry
Wounded near Richmond; served four years.
SCHLOSS, ABRAHAM E 5th Cavalry
Wounded before Richmond.
SONTHEIMER, MORRIS K 11th Cavalry
Served four years.
SCHOENFELD, J. 15th Cavalry
STEIN, JACOB Corporal K 3d Artillery
SALZMAN, ADAM Corporal G 5th Artillery
STRASSMAN, A. 2nd Battery
Wounded twice.
SCHONEMAN, R. A. Keystone Battery
THALHEIMER, ALBERT B 23d Infantry
Captured at Cold Harbor; served about four years.
TSCHOPEK, JOSEPH D 27th Infantry
TAFEL, ADOLPH Lieutenant H 27th Infantry
TELLER, MICHAEL, K 119th Infantry
Served three years.
TRAUTMAN, JACOB Sergeant E 5th Cavalry
Served four years.
ULMAN, JOHN Sergeant D 27th Infantry
Served three years.
ULLMAN, JACOB E 75th Infantry
Served four years.
ULLMAN, ---- Captain E 5th Cavalry
Was noted for his bravery; served throughout the Civil War; he was
also engaged in the war with the Sioux Indians in 1876, and was
one of those in the command of General Custer on that fatal day in
June; in which the entire command was surrounded by the Indians,
every man being slaughtered.
VOGEL, L. Captain E 27th Infantry
WIMPFHEIMER, MAX F 19th Infantry
WOLF, JACOB Corporal H 19th Infantry
WOHL, SAMUEL Lieutenant B 27th Infantry
WEINBERGER, PAUL B 27th Infantry
Transferred to 29th Infantry, New York Volunteers.
WARBURG, SIGMUND D 27th Infantry
WEINSTOCK, BERNARD D 27th Infantry
WEIL, JACOB H 27th Infantry
WARBURG, MOSES 27th Infantry
WETZLAR, MORRIS Lieutenant K 37th Infantry
Promoted; wounded at Pea Ridge; disabled.
WATERMAN, ISRAEL I 40th Infantry
Transferred to United States Regulars.
WOLF, DAVID Sergeant H 89th Cavalry
Served nearly four years.
WOLF, MORRIS A 3d Cavalry
Served three years.
WEINBACH, ABRAHAM
Quartermaster- A 12th Cavalry
Sergeant
RHODE ISLAND.
NAME. RANK. COMPANY. REGIMENT.
FROINSOHN, SAMUEL 2nd Infantry
HARRIS, BENJAMIN 10th Infantry
PHILLIPS, JOSEPH S. 2nd Infantry
On staff of Commander General Sexton, of the Grand
Army of the Republic.
SIEGEL, M. I 3d Infantry
SOUTH CAROLINA.
NAME. RANK. COMPANY. REGIMENT.
ALEXANDER, ISAAC A 10th Infantry
ALEXANDER, ISIDORE A 10th Infantry
ALEXANDER, S. A 10th Infantry
ALTMAN, JAMES P. A 21st Infantry
Captured; died and buried at Woodlawn Cemetery,
Elmira, New York.
ASHER, HENRY Hampton Legion
ASCHER, ABRAHAM 1st Cavalry
ASHER, HARRIS Washington Artillery
ABRAHAMS, E. H. Reserves
ABRAHAMS, THEODORE H. Sumter Guards
BOWMAN, LOUIS E 1st Infantry
BALL, BARNEY 2nd Infantry
Lost his life at Port Royal.
BAUM MANUS A 7th Infantry
BARUCH, H. K 7th Infantry
Enlisted a mere lad.
BROWN, MENDEL SERGEANT F 10th Infantry
Wounded at Murfreesboro, Tennessee, and mortally
wounded at Griffin, Georgia; died in Griffin Hospital.
BENJAMIN, SOLOMON L 10th Infantry
BROWN, JOSEPH 10th Infantry
BROWN, SIMON 10th Infantry
BAUM, MARX 15th Infantry
Killed at the Battle of the Wilderness.
BARUCH, B. S. G 16th Infantry
BARUCH, HERMAN A 7th Cavalry
Courier to General Robert E. Lee.
BLANKENSEE, D. Hampton Legion
Killed at Manassas.
BELITZER, JACOB Washington Artillery
Mortally wounded.
BELITZER, THEODORE German Hussars
Killed in action.
CASHBY, A. 3d Infantry
COHEN, MORRIS 7th Infantry
Enlisted when not quite sixteen years old.
CLARK, H. 10th Infantry
COHEN, GRATZ 10th Infantry
Killed at Malvern Hill.
COHEN, LAWRENCE L. 2nd Cavalry
Enlisted 1861.
COHEN, ASHER D. Hampton's Cavalry
Enlisted 1861.
COHEN, ISAAC Hampton's Cavalry
Killed in action; buried in Jewish cemetery, Richmond,
Virginia.
COHEN, MCDUFF Hampton's Cavalry
COHEN, ANSLEY D. Walter's Battery
COHEN, PHILIP I. Washington Artillery
Enlisted 1861.
COHEN, GUSTAVUS Washington Artillery
COHEN, HENRY Washington Artillery
Killed at Savage Station, Virginia, June 29, 1864;
buried in Jewish cemetery, Richmond, Virginia.
COHEN, AARON { Six brothers; { Washington
{ three { Artillery
COHEN, JACOB H. { serving { Washington
{ in { Artillery
COHEN, JULIUS { South Carolina { Washington
{ one { Artillery
COHEN, C. S. { in North { Washington
{ Carolina, { Artillery
COHEN, FISHEL { and two { 10th Infantry
COHEN, DAVID D. { in Virginia. { Hampton's Cavalry
{ Jefferson Rangers
Enlisted 1861.
COHEN, DR. MARX E., JR. Washington Artillery
One of the heroes of the Civil War was Dr. Marx E. Cohen, Jr., of
Charleston. He enlisted at the age of twenty-one. At the battle
of Bentonville, North Carolina, towards the close of the war,
some shells containing explosive material were thrown into the
Confederate lines from the guns of the Union forces. The captain
of Hart's Battery called for volunteers to hurl them aside before
they should burst and cause destruction to the command. Three men
volunteered to undertake the task; Dr. Cohen being one of them. He
and his companions were successful, but while returning to their
own lines all three were shot dead by Federal bullets.
DANIELS, L. B 15th Cavalry
Captured; died and buried in Woodlawn Cemetery,
Elmira, New York.
DREYFUS, HERMAN Cameron's Battery
EMANUEL, EDWIN Sergeant A 10th Infantry
Died from exposure contracted in service.
EMANUEL, J. A 10th Infantry
EMANUEL, SOLOMON A 10th Infantry
EMANUEL, WASHINGTON A 10th Infantry
Enlisted when a mere boy; died from wounds received
at Atlanta, Georgia.
EMANUEL, H. 10th Infantry
ELLBAUM, G. 14th Infantry
ESDWA, ARTHUR A. Culpepper Battery
FOX, WILLIAM K 1st Infantry
Wounded at Gettysburg and captured.
FOX, M. SR. A 3d Infantry
FRIEDMAN, BENJAMIN A 3d Infantry
GUNDHAUS, S. I 4th Infantry
GUNDHAUS, J. L. I 6th Infantry
GOLDSMITH, ISAAC G 16th Infantry
Killed in action.
GOLDSMITH, MICHAEL G 16th Infantry
GOLDSMITH, ISAAC P. 24th Infantry
Died in the service.
GOLDSMITH, A. A. Kershaw's 2nd Regiment
Wounded at Antietam.
GOLDSMITH, M. M. Reserves
HEYMAN, I. F 6th Infantry
Wounded at Owensboro, North Carolina.
HORNET, J. D. 2nd Battalion
HAMMERSLOUGH, A. 3d Battalion
HAMMERSLOUGH, H. 3d Battalion
HARTZ, H. 10th Battalion
HIRSCH, MELVIN J. Commissary Beauregard Infantry
Sergeant
Promoted from Private; served throughout the war.
HOLZHAUER, C. Washington Artillery
HOFFMAN, JULIUS A Kershaw's 1st
Regiment
HIRSCH, I. W. B Kershaw's 2nd
Regiment
Wounded.
JOEL, JULIUS C 1st Infantry
Lost an arm in the battle of the Wilderness.
JACOBS, ISAIAH Lieutenant D 2nd Infantry
Promoted from the ranks; killed at Knoxville, Tennessee.
JOSEPHUS, JOSEPH 1st Cavalry
JAMES, ---- Surgeon 7th Battalion
Promoted to Brigade Surgeon.
JACOBS, EMANUEL Washington Artillery
JACOBUS, J. J. Washington Artillery
JACOBS, FREDERICK Palmetto Artillery
JACOBS, REID Palmetto Guards
Wounded in action.
JACOBS, A. L. C Hampton Legion
Called "Little Jake;" wounded at Sharpsburg; killed
in Tennessee.
JACOBS, ABRAHAM Hampton Legion
Killed in action.
JACOBS, LOUIS Hampton Legion
JACOBS, MITCHELL Hampton Legion
JACOBS, H. ----
Killed in battle; buried in Jewish cemetery,
Richmond, Virginia.
KAPHAN, THEODORE Hagood 1st Infantry
KAHN, DAVID 8th Infantry
KAMINSKI, H. Sergeant B 10th Infantry
KAHN, ISAAC 12th Infantry
KOHN, THEODORE F 25th Infantry
From a newspaper clipping: "Theodore Kohn of Orangeburg, a veteran
of the Edisto Rifles, 25th Regiment, South Carolina, will carry to
his grave the wounds he received at Drewy's Bluff while gallantly
fighting for his adopted country."
KOHN, AUGUST 25th Infantry
Served throughout the war.
LEVI, LEOPOLD 5th Infantry
LEVIN, G. W. A 15th Infantry
LEVIN, SAMUEL A 15th Infantry
Killed at Sharpsburg, Maryland.
LOWENBERG, DAVID Sergeant A 16th Infantry
Served three years.
LEVY, MOSES 23d Infantry
He is spoken of by his former Colonel Benhon as one of the bravest,
truest and most devoted men in his command; he was captured at the
last battle at Petersburg, Virginia.
LEVIN, L. C. 2nd Cavalry
LEVIN, L. J. Wheeler's Cavalry
LEVY, LIONEL C. JR. Fenner's Battery
LAZARUS, M. H. Walter's Battery
LAZARUS, B. D. Washington Artillery
LAZARUS, BENJAMIN Washington Artillery
LAZARUS, MARX Washington Artillery
LAZARUS, SOLOMON Washington Artillery
Enlisted 1861; served until the close of the war.
LEVY, LIONEL L. Washington Artillery
Promoted to Judge Advocate.
LOPEZ, JOHN Palmetto Guards
From 1861 until the close of the war.
LOPEZ, MOSES Palmetto Guards
From 1861 until the close of the war.
LEVIN, S. M. Sumter Guards
Wounded at Secessionville.
LYONS, J. C. Company Cadets
LEHMAN, A. ----
Killed; buried at Jewish Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia.
MOSES, H. C. 1st Lieutenant 2nd Infantry
Promoted from Private, Lucas Battalion; wounded at
Manassas.
MOSES, PERRY D 2nd Infantry
Killed at Malvern Hill, aged 17 years.
MOSES, CLAREMONT E 2nd Infantry
Wounded in action.
MOSES, P. E 2nd Infantry
Seriously wounded.
MOSES, MEYER 2nd Infantry
MOSES, EDWIN L. 27th Infantry
Captured; died prison, Camp Chase.
MORDECAI, J. RANDOLPH Lieutenant Washington
and Assistant Artillery
Quartermaster.
Promoted from the ranks.
MOISE, CAMILLUS Washington Artillery
Served four years.
MORDECAI, G. L. Washington Artillery
The father of this soldier, the late Benjamin Mordecai, was the
first contributor to the Southern cause, donating $10,000 to South
Carolina.
MOSES, JOSHUA L. 1st} {Culpepper Battery
Lieutenant} {
Wounded at } {
Manassas; } {
killed at Mobile, } {
commanding } {
Battalion. } {
MOSES, JACKSON } {Culpepper Battery
MOSES, HORACE } Five {Culpepper Battery
Entered service at 17 } brothers. {
years; captured at } {
Mobile. } {
MOSES, PERRY, JR. } {Culpepper Battery
Wounded at Mobile. } {
MOSES, I. HARBY } { 6th Cavalry
Graduate of Citadel } {
Academy; served } {
throughout the war. } {
MOSES, DANIEL Culpepper Battery
MOSES, DAVID L. Culpepper Battery
MOSES, I. L. Culpepper Battery
Wounded at Manassas; killed at Fort Blakely.
MOSES, M. P. Culpepper Battery
MOSES T. J. JR. Culpepper Battery
MOSES, Z. P. Culpepper Battery
MOSES, MEYER B. Culpepper Battery
MORDECAI, THOMAS W. Hampton's Cavalry
Killed at Brandy Station, Virginia.
MANNING, JACOB Hampton Legion
Killed at Brandy Station, Virginia.
MOSES A. D. L. Hampton Legion
Wounded at Seven Pines.
MOSES, A. J. SR. Mellet's Regiment
MOISE, EDWARD Palmetto Guards
Enlisted 1861; served until the close of the war.
MOISE, ISAAC Palmetto Guards
Enlisted 1861; served until the close of the war.
OPPENHEIMER, EDWIN Sergeant G 16th Infantry
OPPENHEIMER, JULIUS H. Sergeant G 16th Infantry
OPPENHEIMER, SAMUEL Sergeant G 16th Infantry
OPPENHEIMER, H. D. H. G 16th Infantry
POLLOCK, B. C. A 1st Infantry
POLLOCK, CLARENCE A 1st Infantry
Killed at Spottsylvania, Virginia.
POLLOCK, J. L. A 1st Infantry
POLLOCK, T. M. A 1st Infantry
PEIXOTTO, S. C. 1st Infantry
PHILLIPS, ISIDORE Hampton Legion
PHILLIPS, MICHAEL A. Hampton Legion
POSNANSKI, GUSTAVUS Sumter Guards
ROBERTSON, ABRAHAM A 3d Infantry
ROBINSON, CHARLES C. 7th Infantry
Served throughout the war.
RICHARDS, MEYER 21st Infantry
ROSENDORF, JACOB 1st Calvary
ROTHSCHILD, BENJAMIN Hampton Cavalry
Killed at Gaines' Mills, Virginia.
SOLOMON, J. L. 2nd Infantry
SUMMERS, AD. 2nd Infantry
Drowned near Port Royal.
SULZBACHER, WILLIAM E 3d Infantry
SPIEGELBERG, MORRIS 16th Infantry
SEIXAS, B. M. 20th Infantry
SOLOMON, J. F. 20th Infantry
SCHILLER, LOUIS 1st Cavalry
SOMMERS, ISAAC Heavy Artillery
Killed at Siege of Fort Moultrie.
SHAPIRA, L. D. Hampton Legion
SAMPSON, HENRY Stuart's Command
SAMPSON, E. J. ----
Killed on June 27, 1864; buried in Jewish Cemetery,
Richmond, Virginia.
TRIEST, MAIER 24th Infantry
VALENTINE, JACOB Captain Infantry
Served while a mere youth in the Palmetto Regiment during the
Mexican War and was wounded in the storming of Cherubusco. He
was believed to be the youngest pensioner of the United States
Government. He lived in Philadelphia at the passage of "Secession,"
and immediately went to Charleston, offering his services to his
native State. He was appointed Lieutenant in the first South
Carolina regular infantry and took part in the bombardment of Fort
Sumter, in April, 1861. He served in this regiment from that time
continuously until December, 1863, when he was severely wounded
while in command of Fort Moultrie. This wound was of so serious a
character as to prevent him from performing any further active
service. He was detailed to the recruiting department in which
he served until the close of the war. During the Mexican War he
received two medals; one for bravery on the battle-field, and
another for being the youngest soldier in the regiment.
VALENTINE, ISAAC R. Sumter Guards
Killed at Secessionville.
VALENTINE, H. M. Sumter Guards
Wounded at Secessionville.
VALENTINE, HERZ Palmetto Guards
Wounded in action.
VALENTINE, I. Palmetto Guards
Seriously wounded.
WITKOWSKI, ADOLPH 2nd Infantry
Severely wounded at the Wilderness.
WACHTEL, M. 4th Infantry
WERTHEIM, HERMAN Lieutenant 7th Infantry
Killed at Spottsylvania.
WERTHEIM, BERTHOLD G 16th Infantry
WETHERHORN, SOLOMON E 25th Infantry
WOLF, D. G 25th Infantry
Captured; died and buried at Woodlawn Cemetery,
Elmira, New York.
WERTHEIM, LEVI German Artillery
WERTHEIM, JULIUS Hampton Legion
WILSON, J. C. Hampton Legion
WOLF, W. M. Lieutenant Hagood's Brigade
Killed; buried in Jewish Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia.
WARNER, HENRY Colleton Rifles
WERTHEIM, HEYMAN Kershaw's Command
Killed at Gettysburg.
ZACHARIAS, DAVID C 5th Cavalry
Killed at Mechanicsville.
TENNESSEE.
NAME. RANK. COMPANY. REGIMENT.
BIEBER, ---- I 15th Infantry
BURG, FELIX I 15th Infantry
COOK, JOEL K 63d Infantry
Captured; died and buried at Woodlawn Cemetery,
Elmira, New York.
DAHLSHEIMER, M. Corporal I 15th Infantry
DANHEISER, CHARLES I 15th Infantry
FREED, JULIUS I 15th Infantry
Wounded at Perryville, Chickamauga, and Dallas.
FOLTZ, BENJAMIN 15th Infantry
Killed at Shiloh.
FOLTZ, LEON 15th Infantry
Lost a leg in battle.
FOLTZ, MOSES 15th Infantry
Lost a leg in battle.
FREEMAN, MAX 15th Infantry
Killed at Murfreesboro.
GUTMANN, EMANUEL A 3d Infantry
HIRSCHBERG, SIMON 1st Infantry
HOBER, G. Major 8th Infantry
Taken prisoner at Port Hudson.
HANSMAN, SAMUEL I 15th Infantry
HECHT, SAMUEL I 15th Infantry
JACOBY, EMIL G. 3d Infantry
Killed at Shiloh.
KUHN, MAX 15th Infantry
Killed at Shiloh.
LIEBSCHUTZ, JACOB 8th Infantry
Killed at Resaca.
LIEBSCHUTZ, JOSEPH 8th Infantry
Killed at Franklin, Tennessee.
LANG, ---- I 15th Infantry
LENBRIL, L. I 15th Infantry
LOEB, JACOB I 15th Infantry
MINKUS, J. 1st Infantry
MARTIN, MORDECAI I 15th Infantry
NASSAUER, LOUIS 1st Infantry
NATHAN, JULIUS Sergeant I 15th Infantry
Promoted.
PARAIRE, ISAAC 1st Infantry
SCHIFFMAN, SIMON 3d Infantry
SANDERS, MARK 4th Infantry
SEELIG, SIMON 4th Infantry
STRAUS, S. Lieutenant I 15th Infantry
SEESEL, HENRY, JR. I 15th Infantry
SIMONSON, ---- I 15th Infantry
Killed at Shiloh.
WRONKER, MORRIS 4th Infantry
WOLF, FREDERICK Corporal I 15th Infantry
WASSEMAN, CHARLES I 15th Infantry
WACHENHEIM, S. 40th Infantry
ZUCKER, SIMON K 10th Cavalry
TEXAS.
NAME. RANK. COMPANY. REGIMENT.
ALEXANDER, A. S. Captain 1st Infantry
Commander Oswald's Battalion; served until close of war.
ANGEL, A. A 5th Infantry
Killed at Manassas.
AUERBACH, DOCTOR J. A 5th Infantry
AUERBACH, E. B 5th Infantry
Killed at Wilderness.
ASH, HENRY C 5th Infantry
BENEDICT, JACOB F 1st Infantry
Killed at Malvern Hill.
BACHARACH, WOLF A 5th Infantry
BILLIG, ISAAC A 5th Infantry
BUCK, ROBERT 1st Artillery
COHEN, HENRY L 1st Infantry
CRAMER, JOSEPH 1st Infantry
Wounded at Gettysburg; served until close of war.
COBMAN, LOUIS A 5th Infantry
Wounded at Gettysburg.
COHEN, S. A 5th Infantry
Killed at Gettysburg.
COLEMAN, LOUIS A 5th Infantry
Wounded at Gettysburg.
CRAMER, A. Lieutenant B 8th Infantry
(Flourney's Regiment)
COLEMAN, MEYER A 26th Infantry
DREYFUS, SAMUEL B 1st Infantry
DEUTSCH, SOLOMON 1st Infantry
Wounded; served until close of war.
DAVIDBURG, DAVID D. B 6th Infantry
DAVIDSON, DAVID H. B 6th Infantry
DEUTSCH, S. C 6th Infantry
DANIELS, J. C 8th Infantry
DAVIDSON, HENRY A 26th Infantry
DREYFUS, CHARLES A 26th Infantry
DANNENBAUM, JOSEPH C Cook Regiment
ELSASSER, I. A 5th Infantry
FRANK, J. W. L 1st Infantry
Enlisted 1861; killed at Sharpsburg.
FRANK, L. B Elmore's Infantry
FRIEDBURGER, G. 9th Cavalry
Killed at Corinth.
FRIEDLANDER, N. A 26th Cavalry
FRIEDBERGER, GABRIEL Terry's Cavalry
FRIEDBERGER, SAMUEL Terry's Cavalry
FISCHEL, LEON Wirt Adams Cavalry
FOX, ALLEN C Heavy Artillery
FOX, A. B Waul's Legion
GLASER, WOLF 1st Infantry
GOLDSTICKER, J. A 4th Infantry
Killed at Sharpsburg.
GOETZ, JULIUS A 14th Infantry
Wounded and taken prisoner.
GANS, SAMUEL 26th Cavalry
Wounded at Cane River.
GANS, LEON A Parson's Cavalry
HINES, A. B 4th Infantry
Lost an arm at Gaines' Mills; wounded at New Hope
Church.
HIEF, CHARLES B 6th Infantry
Enlisted 1861; captured.
HELLER, LOUIS 6th Infantry
HOLDSTEIN, ISIDORE A 8th Infantry
HIRSCHBERG, J. A 26th Cavalry
HYAMS, S. A 26th Cavalry
HARBY, HENRY J. C 26th Cavalry
Enlisted at the age of sixteen years; served until close
of war.
HIRSCHFIELD, H. Parson's Brigade
JACOBY, MAX A 1st Infantry
Lost right leg at Gaines' farm.
KAUFMAN, EDWARD 1st Infantry
KEMPER, H. 1st Infantry
KELLER, THEODORE Colonel 2nd Infantry
Promoted; wounded at Corinth.
KLOPMAN, L. A 8th Infantry
Killed at Jenkins' Ferry, Arkansas.
KOHLMAN, M. A 26th Cavalry
LEAVE, R. B. B 1st Infantry
Wounded at Malvern Hill.
LAZARUS, S. S. L 1st Infantry
Wounded at Chickamauga.
LAZARUS, B. E 4th Infantry
LEVY, ROBERT A 5th Infantry
LEWIS, ISAAC C 5th Infantry
LACHMAN, E. D 5th Infantry
Wounded at Manassas.
LASKER, M. 2nd Cavalry
LEOPOLD, W. 1st Heavy Artillery
LEVY, ISAAC B Light Artillery
LEVISON, A. B Waul's Legion
LEVISON, PAUL B Waul's Legion
MORRIS, LEHMAN Sergeant D 1st Infantry
Killed at Gettysburg.
MAAS, LOUIS D 5th Infantry
Killed at Manassas.
MICHEL, HENRY 15th Infantry
MELASKI, J. A 26th Cavalry
MEYER, JOSEPH C Heavy Artillery
OPPENHEIMER, J. B 2nd Infantry
OPPENHEIMER, A. 22nd Infantry
OPPENHEIMER, BENJAMIN 22nd Infantry
OPPENHEIMER, S. 22nd Infantry
OPPENHEIMER, D. Captain 3d Cavalry
PICKARD, H. H 5th Infantry
PEPPER, L. S. A 8th Infantry
PEPPER, SAMUEL A 8th Infantry
POHALSKI, G. D. G 11th Infantry
Served throughout the war.
POHALSKI, P. G 11th Infantry
Served until the close of the war.
ROSENFIELD, ALEXANDER A 26th Cavalry
ROSENFIELD, HENRY A 26th Cavalry
ROSENFIELD, MICHAEL A 26th Cavalry
RICH, LOUIS M. C Cook's Cavalry
SHOWLSKI, CHARLES E 5th Infantry
Wounded at Gettysburg.
SAMUSH, J. A 8th Infantry
Wounded at Sabine River.
SIEGEL, JOSEPH 8th Infantry
SILBERBERG, GEORGE B 9th Infantry
Served four years.
SAMPSON, EDWARD J. 10th Infantry
Killed at Hanover Court House; buried in Jewish
cemetery, Richmond, Virginia.
SOLOMON, JOSEPH A. G 11th Infantry
STEIN, ISAAC Colonel Marshall's Regiment
Lost his right arm at second battle of Manassas.
STEINER, VICTOR Texas Rangers
SEELIGSON, HENRY Lieutenant Cavalry
[_See record in Mexican War Lists._]
TEAH, ABRAHAM 8th Infantry
Promoted to Corporal, Sergeant-Major, and Aide-de-camp
to Colonel Overton Young, commanding 1st
Brigade, Walker's Division.
TEAH, ABRAHAM 22nd Infantry
WALKER, A. K 1st Infantry
WOLF, SIMON F 4th Infantry
Killed at Manassas.
WOLF, A. A 5th Infantry
Wounded at Seven Pines.
WOLF, A. F. A 5th Infantry
Killed at Sharpsburg.
WOLF, BENJAMIN A 5th Infantry
WETMORE, JAMES C 8th Infantry
WEIS, ALBERT 2nd Cavalry
WEIS, LEOPOLD 2nd Cavalry
WIENER, SOLOMON Terry's Scouts
VERMONT.
NAME. RANK. COMPANY. REGIMENT.
SELIGSON, H. A. Colonel ----
VIRGINIA.
NAME. RANK. COMPANY. REGIMENT.
ADLER, HENRY { E 1st Infantry
{ 14th Infantry
Enlisted 1861; killed at Roanoke Island; buried in
Jewish Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia.
ABRAMS, ISAAC G 1st Infantry
ARCHER, LEWIS H 1st Infantry
Enlisted 1861; honorably discharged on account of
wound.
ANGLE, MEYER D 12th Infantry
Enlisted 1861; captured at Sailors' Creek.
ANGLE, M. E 46th Infantry
ANGLE, BUCK 46th Infantry
ANGLE, JOSEPH 59th Infantry
ADLER, A. A 1st Artillery
BEAR, ALEXANDER Lieutenant D 4th Infantry
Subsequently Surgeon.
BACHARACH, M. ----
Killed before Richmond; buried at Jewish Cemetery,
Richmond, Virginia.
BACARACH, S. ----
Killed before Richmond; buried at Jewish Cemetery,
Richmond, Virginia.
BAACH, SIEGMUND Longstreet's Corps
Captured by Union troops.
BAACH, SELIGMAN Longstreet's Corps
Captured.
BAACH, SOLOMON H. Longstreet's Corps
Killed in battle at Salem Church, near Fredericksburg,
Virginia.
BERNHEIM, SAMUEL Sergeant-Major City Battalion
BARNETT, B. J. Engineer Corps
COHEN, JACOB B 12th Infantry
COHEN, DAVID Richmond Hussars
COHEN, MORRIS Richmond Hussars
DAVIS, BENJAMIN B 6th Infantry
Killed before Richmond; Buried at Jewish Cemetery,
Richmond, Virginia.
DANIEL, JOSEPH B 12th Infantry
Wounded at Gettysburg; served until surrender.
DEGEN, SAMUEL A 19th Infantry
DREYFUS, LEON A 10th Cavalry
DAVIS, ANSLEY S. Reserves
DEICHS, WILLIAM Norfolk Blues
Detailed on special service.
EZEKIEL, E. M. { A 1st Infantry
{ A 46th Infantry
Served until the close of the war.
EZEKIEL, JOSEPH K. B 46th Infantry
Killed at Petersburg.
EISEMAN, LOUIS Wise's Brigade
EZEKIEL, JACOB 1st Militia
EZEKIEL, MOSES J. Lieutenant Cadets Virginia Institute
Promoted from Private.