FIRST LIEUTENANT JAMES T. HAYMAN of Co. "A." was a native of
England. It is known in the history of this war that he was associated
with the 4th N.Y. Heavy Artillery, in which he had first enlisted as
a PRIVATE. He received the appointment of FIRST
LIEUTENANT of this Regt. May 15th, 1864, and was assigned to Co.
"A." In the battle of the Mine before Petersburg, July 30th, 1864, he
was killed by a ball which penetrated his skull.
[2] For history of 1st Lieut. JAS. O'BRIEN, see
history of Capt. of Co. C.
In the absence of any particulars of his military history, we are able
to furnish only this imperfect sketch. He is however spoken of as an
officer of ability and bravery, and who has given the full measure of
devotion to his adopted country.