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RocruitM in Au~ust an~ Soptombor,lB62,an~ msc~ar~Bd July 2Ot~, 1B65,

The 143cl Regiment New York Infantry Volunteers wasrecruited in the counties of Sullivan an. Tompkins, Com­panies A. B. C. E. F. G. H. &K. were recruited in Sullivan, D.& 1. were first recruited in Tompkinsbut not being full' werefilled after coming to the 14:3d~. Y.

The first authority to recruit in Sullivan county, in 1862was given by Col. Ellis, in July, he was then raising the 124th.which was to be raised in the counties of Orange and Sullivan;August 12th, 1862, authority was obtained to recruit a regi­ment in Sullivan and the companies forming for . the 124thwere turned over to the county organization. The regimentnot filling up as fast as' desired arrangements were made withtwo companies then raising in Tompkins county. Capts.Higgins and Marvin brought what men they had, .and somecompanies in Sullivan county, not filled, were consolidatedwith these two companies and some other of the companiesnot filled and the regiment was brought' up' to maximumstrength.

The regiment went into camp at Camp Holley, near'Monticello, N. Y, early in September, and companies D. andI. joined the regiment the last of September. The regimentwas mustered in by Lieut Crowley, for 3 years, Oct. Sth, 1862,. .

2 Hisim'y of the 143d Regiment.

and the regimental colors were presented by the citizens of Sul­livan county', October 9th. Hon. O. B. Wheeler made the pre­sentation speech. The regiInent started for the front, Octo­her 10th, 1862, marched to Middletown, N. Y., from thereby rail; they lay some two days in New York city, in bar­racks then standing where the present Postoffice Building is sit­uated. When they 'reached Washington they we,I'e assigned tothe.defences of that. city, and put on picket and fatigue duty,in Virginia, and. were camped at Upton's Hill, Va., first, thenlater at near Cloud's Mills, Va., and in April, 1863, they weresent, with other troops, to the relief of Sulfolk, Va. After thesiege of Sulfolk, was raised, with other troops, under Gen.Keys, went to WestlPoint, Va., and after Chancellorsvillewas fought they went to Yorktown, Va., June 1st, and thenup to White House, Va., reaching there June 27th and start­ing back for Yorktown July 8th, reaching there 10th inst.and so on to the transports, and sent to .V\Tashington, andfrom there, by rail, to Freder-ick City, Md., which place wasreached July 12, and then was vsent out to reinforce Meade'sarmy, then lying near Hunkstown, Md. A few days . laterGen. Meade's aI:my followed Lee's army into Virginia and theregiment crossed the Potomac, near Berlin, Va., and marchedto near Warrington .Junction, Va.,. where they werit : intocamp. They lay until rin September, ] 863, when, afterthe battle of Chickamauga, Ga., was fought by Gen. Rose­crans, Gen. Joseph Hooker was sent west to the relief ofGen. Rosecrans at Chattanooga, 'I'enn, with the 11th and12th Army Corps. 'I'hey went by rail to Bridgeport, .Ala.,and there these two corps began a campaign that after fight­ing the battle of Wauhatchie,Tenn, Oct. 29th, 1863, resulting in

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opening the cracker road to Chattanooga, the regiment withthe 11th and 12th corps was in Lookout Valley, 'I'enn , untilthe battle of Missionary Ridge, and the day before that battlebegan, the division, in which the regiment belonged, was putjust night into the company streets of the 14th coPps and thefirst day was among the troops that moved against the en-.emy's center at Orchard Knob. 'I'he 2nd day's fighting they·were among the troops sent by Gen. Grant to the left toGen. Sherman and were at the last of the battle on left of '

the ~l.rmy and as soon as Braggs army was routed the regi­ment, with other troops, under Gens. Sherman and Howard,were sent to the relief of Gen. Burnsides force, at Knoxville,Tenn. The whole command were in light marching order-, hav­ing left knapsacks, etc, in camp, and were stripped for battlebefore going into Missionary Ridge. It was cold weather,rained and snowed part 'of the time and froze hard, and' thetroops suffered sever-ley from the cold and insufficient protec-.tion from the storms. The only way they could keep from per­ishing, at night, was by burning lttrge fires, (sometimes inparallel lines and lying between the fir-es, feet towards thefire and heads in the center) and sleeping beside them. AtLouden, 'reIHL, Dec. 4th and 5th, 1863, the regiment wasdetailed to bridge the Little 'I'ennessee river, a wide swift riv­er some BOO yards wide, which they bridged between 7, p,m. and 5 a' m., making most of the bridge of wagons withtwo planks from bolster and from wagon to wagon. 'I'he lastof benches, where the water was deepest, and many of themen were, of necessity, in the water, and it was so cold a mancoming out of the water he could not get to the top of the riv­er bank before his clothes were frozen stiff. After relievingGen. Burnside the troops marched and went into camp at

Histoty of Ow 143d Regiment .

.Lookout Valley, for a short time, and in January 1864, movedto Bridgeport, Ala., and went into winter quarters, where theylay until the Atlanta campaign opened. The l l th and 12th'corps were consolidated and formed the 20th corps and Gen.Hooker in command. 'I'he Atlanta campaign opened in May,1864, the battle of Rockey Faced Gap, Ga. opened the cam­paign but the battle of Resaca, Ga., May 13th, 14th and 15th,1864, was the first pitched battle of the campaign. After Resacaand Johnston fell back the 143rd bridged one of the branchesof the Etowah River in a short time so the infantry crossed onit.

From May 25th 1864, when the battle of PumpkinvineCreek, Ga., opened, to July 3rd, 1864, it was about one con­tinuous fighting and skirmishing and during which the en­emy's positions of Altoona and Kenesaw Mountains werecompletely turned and fell into our army's hands. After mane­uvering our. army succeeded in getting on the south side ofthe Ohattahoucha river and July 20 the battle of Peach TreeCreek, Ga. was fought. The investment of the city of Atlan­ta, by works, began July 22d, building heavy works, andfrom the last date to latter part of August the regimentwas in exposed position in the line of investment, and al­most constantly some portion,if not all of it, was under fire.

The 20th corps occupied the city of Atlanta, Sep. 2nd,1864, and during the Atlanta campaign from' May 7" 1864, tolatter part of August, 1864, some portion of the regi­ment were almost daily under fire anel men of the regiment,wounded early in that campaign, rejoined their command be-'fore it was over. They lay at Atlanta,Ga., until Nov.15, 1864,

:'when Gen.Sherman moved out and began his campaign againstSavannah, Ga., passing through Milledgeville, Ga., and several

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History of the 143d Beoimant. 5

smaller towns. . Gen. Sherman's army invested the city ofSavannah,Dec. 10th,1864, and the 143d was represented on theskirmish and picket line that day. The city surrendered, Dec.22nd, 1864, and on or about January 15th or 16th, 1865,Sherman began his campaign through· the Carolinas.Near Robertsville, S. C., the first brush with the enemy washad 143d. 'N. Y. skirmishing. They fell back and Sherman'stroops occupied the town. This campaign opened with swol-

. len streams and' mud and they had to march often from knee

. to waist deep in water, and were at Fayetteville, N. C., earlyin March, where the army rested a day or two. 'I'he day afterit moved on, the battle of Averysboro, N. C., was fought,(March 16th, 1865,) and three days later, March 19th, thebattle of :Qentonvil1e, N. C., began. The brigade to which theregiment belonged, occupied the ground Carlins Division ofthe 14th corps were forced to fall back from. The 143<1 was onthe extreme left, with no connections on their left flank, but 'held their ground for several hours and until night set in.The commander of the division, after that fight, said the 143d,N. Y., was made of staying qualities.

Shermans army occupied Goldsboro, N. C., March 25th,1865. His troops lay there until after Lee's surrender whenhe marched to intercept General Johnston's army, and af-

. tel' some fighting resulted in the surrender of Johnston's army,then the 'whole of Gen. Sherman's army marched to Wash­ington' D. C., were reviewed May 24th, 1865, and was dis­banded, and the regiment was put into a temporary brigadeand lay near Washington until July 20th, 1865, when it wasmustered out of service and sent to NewYork city to bepaid off' and disbanded.

6 Historu of the 143d Regiment.

'I'he regiment was reviewed at New York City by Gene~>­

al Joseph Hooker and city officials, and General Hookerin front of the Astor House said a few words to the boys. Hetold them he was not given to speech making, but that hecould not let the regiment disband without saying a word tothem. After thanking them for the many times they had stood totheir places he said "it could he said of them what could notbe said of many regiments, he did not know as of any other-8­the Johnnys had never seen their backs: that if they had atPeach Tree Creek, God only knows what the result "wouldhave been."

The 143cl New York were in the 4d Brigade Abercrom­bie's Division from October 16, 1862, in the 22d Corps fromFebrauary 1863; in 3d Hughston's Brigade, Gurney's Divis­ion Department, Virginia, at Sulfolk, Virginia, from April1863; in 1st Brigade Gordon's of 7th Corps, from May, 1863;in the 4th Corps from June, 1863; in 1st Brigade, 3c~ Division,11 Corps, from July 14, 1863; in 3d Brigade, 1st Division,20th Corps, from April, 1864; in 2d Brigade, Bartlett's Divis­ion, :~2cl Corps from June 30, 1865.

'1'he 143d New York took part in:The siege of Suffolk, Virginia, April and May, 1863;Battle of Nansemond, Virginia, May "3(1, 1863;

Under General Keys on Peninsula, Virginia, May, Juneand July, 1863;

Battle ofWauthatcke, Tennessee, October 28 and 29, 1863 j "

Battle of Missionary Ridge and vicinity, November> 23,24 and~5, 186.3; ~

: The relief of Knoxville, Tennessee, Novembel' and De-cember, 1863;

Hist01'Y oj the 143cl Regiment. 7

The Atlanta Campaign, May 2d to September 2c1, 1864;Battle of Resaca, Georgia, :May 13, 14 and 15, 1864;Battle of Oassville, Georgia, May 19th to 22d, 1864;Battle of Pumpkinvine Creek, Georgia, NIay 25, 1864;Battles around Ackworth, Kenesaw Mountain, Lost Moun-

tain, Big Shanty, Marietta, Golgotha, Nose Creek and Culps,

Farm, .Iune 4 to July 2, .1864;Battle of Peach 'I'ree Oreek, July 20, 1864;Siege of Atlanta, July 22 to August 26, 1864;Atlanta to Savannah, "March to the Sea," November 15

to December 22, 1864;Battle of Montieth Swamp, Georgia, December 9, 1804;Campaign ot the Carolinas, January 17 to April 26, 1865;Battle of Robertsville, S. 0., January 29, 1865;Battle of Lawtonville, S. 0., Feb. 2, 1865;Battle of Averysboro, N. 0., M:arch 16, 1865;Battle of Bentonville, N. 0., March 19,1865;Battle near Goldsboro, N. C., March 27, 1865;Battle near Akin Creek, N. 0., April 10, 1865;Battle near Bennett House, N. o, April 26, 1865.

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- General Horace Boughton,appointed to the Oolonelcy of the 143d Regiment after theresignation of Oolonel Dewitt, was horn at Rust, New York,­March 23d, 1833, and Was educated at the Genesee WesleyanSeminary and Genesee Oollege. He studied law at Rochester,where in April 1861 he enlisted and was made First Lieuten-

- ant in the Thirteenth New York Volunteer Infantry. Laterhe was made Captain of his company. In the fall of 1862 hewas commissioned Lieutenant Oolonel of the 143d Regiment,and in 1865 he was made .Brigadier General of Volunteersfor "faithful and meritorious services." From 1866 to 1870he was United States Revenue Collector fO-F' the 4th District of'I'exas. For nearly twenty years General Boughton was aninvalid, having sustained partial paralysis, the' result of ex­posure wbile in active service. He died at Washington. No­vember Sth, 1891.

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General David Porter newiu,the first Colonel of the 143d Regiment, was born in Hoboken,N. J., July 10th, ]817, and in June, 1832, entered the ""VestPoint Military A.cademy froI~lwhich he graduated in June1836. On his graduation he was commissioned as SecondLieutenant in the United States Second Artillery. He resign­ed his commission in the army to accept a position as engineer·in the survey and location of the Erie Railroad which was thenbeing built. He continued in the employ of the Erie companynntil1857, when he went to Canada and located the Ontario,.Simcoe and Huron Railroad. In 1859 he entered the service­of the United States Express Company; in 1861, on the break-

10 General De Witt.

ing out of the war, he was commissioned Major of the Mary­land Volunteers. In :March 1862 he was commissioned Col­onelof the 3d Maryland Regiment, and served in Virgin­ia under General Banks and General Pope; participatingin the battles of Cedar Mountain and Beverly Ford. Activeservice reduced the 3d Mar-yland to 250 men, and he resignedits command and was commissioned Colonel of the 143d Regi­ment. In July 1863, on account of disease contracted in theservice. he resigned from the 1t13cl, and was made :Major in.. ,the 10th Veteran Reserve Corps; of which he was made C510nelin August 1863. In 1865 he was made Brigadier General for"faithful and meritorious services." Death closed his distin­guished and useful career at Middletown, Orange County, N.Y., on Tuesday, February 26th, 1889.

New YorkRegimentVolunteers.

Staff 143dInfantry

Field and

NAME. RANK. II

nEl\IARK8. LAST P. O. ADDRESSKNOWN.

Norwich. N. Y.

Washin2'ton. D. C.

Lansing, Kan,

Warrea. Pa,

PhillIpsport. N. Y.Monticello,... N. Y.New York uity ..

REGIMENT.Bethel. N. Y.

Died at N. Y. Oity,July 10.1891.

Died November 1891,

Died Feb. 12. L8S4.

Surgeon.

Qual'.

Surgeon.

Adjutant.

Major.

Asst Buran.Ohaplain,ChaplainAdjutant.

Lt.Oolonel.

Orrin A. Carroll

we.. B. RatClliff

Abram Lara.wayJohn A. Foster

Wallace W. Wheeler

Henry M. Edsall

John Higgins

Horace Boughton

Hezekiah Watkins

Herman OraftJeremiah SearleIsaac Gilbert;Edgar R. Apgar

Joseph B. Tttft

Wm. H. StuartEdward O. HowardDavid P. De,Witt

Col. and Brevet Gen. U.S. A.Lieut.. Col.and Brevetooi.. U. S. A.

RensaelaerHamrne nd Adjutant.David Matthews Surgeon.

Asst. Burg.Qual" - Dead.Uolonel. Discharged Apdl

29. tsoa.dted at Middletown, N. Y.Discharged May 1G.18615. for wounds &died at Ithaca N.Y.January 15.1888.Dlsenarrred, dishonorablv.March ze. '64.Discharged Feb. 28.1863. dted at Wurts­boro. N. Y.Discharged Oct, sth1863. died at PortJervis. N. Y.

Disch'd Apri111. '54. Stone Ridge. N. Y.Discharged Mch. 2.'63.

do Aug. 2~. '63Feb.r, '63. discharged.died at Albany. N. Y.Killed in action l\Ils­slonarv Ridge. Geor­gia. Nov. 25. 1863.Killed in action atPeach Tree Oreek.GaJuly 20. 18G4.

NON COMMISSIONED STAFF.Jas. A. Eickenbergh Sergt Major.:Seneca W. Perry Qual'. Sergt. Dead,.Jon O.Hardenburgh Hospital Stewt.August Rambour Principal musician.Ohas, J. McPherson do do

ABSENT NOT MUSTERED OUT WITHGeorge Sturdevant Oommtesars Sergt

DISCHARQED.

DeWitt Ap~ar Sergt. Major. Dec. 31. 186S. for premotion.charW.J.Hardenburgh" Sept. 6. 'M. for nromettan ,

Died from wound battle ofAverysboro. N. O. .

William T. Morgan Sergt. Major. AIlri125. 1865. for promotionDied at Middletown.

TRANSFERRED.QUitI'. Seritt. Reduced to ranks .lan. 16 '64,

tramped to 00. A. Dead.do Reduced to ranks Nov. 22 '64:

tramped to 00. K. Dead.

Co. "Au 143d N. Y. V. Infl.

MUSTERED OU'f WITH COMPANY JULY 20TH, 1865. SPEOIAL ORDER No. ]60, HEAD-

QUARTERS, WASHINGTON. DISOHARGE GIVEN.

NAl\m. r:ANK. REMARKS. II LAST P. O. ADDRESSKNOWN•

.." I:'hin Oreek, N. Y,.. Middletown, N. Y.•• Middl( town, N. Y... Dead.. Dead \

",. Died at Bethel, N. Y.II Liberty, N. Y.0'

I.

•William T. GeorgeJoseph PierceDltvir1 A. WasimSamuel LordThomas H. LittsGeorge R. WrightWilliam II. MyersWilliam D. MyersWilson LarawayHerman 1\:1. KrumGeorge H. Akins,Moses YoungWilliam H. Ashton'I'hon.as BatesMartimus LarawayAllen, Archibald O.Baily, Oharles A.Brown, James L.Baker, David B.Brown, AlbertOammer, JosephOantrell, JohnCantrell, ThomasOasterllne, EdwardOonor, T'homasA,Oorzal, ThomasCox. AbrahamOorby, Orrin B.Eldridge, George D.Gregory. Btephen J .Hollis, Charles S.Housten, EdmundHunt, JohnHaight, Walter T.Joselyn, John W.Keeler, Baily S.Keeler. David H.Laraway, HenryLaraway, AbrmLord, JamesMill~r Samuel J.

. Morris, George J.Myers,·Moses D., Jr.,Newman, Thomas

On ptainhit Lieut.zd .. Died at Liberty, N. Y.ist SeJ'g't.Sergeant....

" Died July 21, 1891.Corporal

"••".."

WagonerPrivate,.......

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".."....It..

Kirkville, Mo.

Parksville, N. Y.Monticello, N, Y.

Gilman's Depot, N. Y.

LIvingston Manor, N. Y.Liberty, N. Y.Livingston Manor, N. Y.Brooklyn, N. Y.Fremont, N. Y.Brooklyn, N. Y.Gilboa, N. Y.Monticello. N. Y.

Rockland, N. Y.Toledo, Ohiq.

Fremont Centre, N. Y.White 'Lake. N. Y.Mongaup Valley. N. Y.Stevensville,N. Y.Carbondale, Pa.Wiqchester, Va.

List of Members of 143d Beqt. 13

Murfreysboro, Tenn.

In Kansas.

Harvestraw, N. Y.Binghamton, N. Y.

Ashgrove, Neb.

Adlson, N. Y.Haworth, N. J.

Died at Liberty, N. Y.

Scranton, Pa,Wurtsboro, N. Y.

Died at Rockland, N. Y•North Branch, N. Y.New York Olty.

Washington, D. C.II

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Beebe, Roswell T.Allen, Seymour R.Black, JohnColeman, Henry R.Darrlag, DavidDecker, William N.Fisher, William J.Fisher. Peter A.Foot, Ed ward F.Keen, GilbertKanise, LouisMcMillen, WilliamSmith. GeorgeTetry, Seth A.'I'ravis, George W,Wright, CharlesWood, Hezekiah

Osborn, Peter V.Purvis, George W.Richard, Louis P.Robertson, LeviSmith, Arthur W.Stratton, George W.Taggett, Henry F.Thompson, JohnWales John ..York Herman ..Quackenbush, Franklin ..

ABSENT, NOT MUSTERED OUT WITH COMPANY.Corporal. Minneapolis, Mlnn,Private,..

DISCHARGED.

Hezekiah Watkinsran. 1. 1864. promoted

Captain. to Major. Died atMiddletown, N. Y.Jan. 1,1864, promotedto 1st Lieutenant and

George Young 2d Lieut. 1wounded July 20,1864, Ellenville. N. Y.discharged October

Dewitt Apgar 2d Lieut.26, 1864.

New York City.Promoted 1st Lieut.George O. Penney 2d Lieut. Promoted 1st Lieut. Damascus. Pa,Wallace Hill 1st l::iergt. Promoted 1st Lieut. Bcranton, Pa,OharlesA. Smith tst Bergt. Promoted 1st Lieut, Monticello, N. Y.Philo Buckley 1st Bergt.Allen, .John M. Private. Dover, Tenn.Allen, William O. Co Monticello, N. Y.Burns, Frederick W. .. Oakland Valley, N. Y.Oantrell, Edward R.. .. For Disability.Drennon, Robert .,Dice, Hen~ ..Everard, i leas or .. Scranton, Pa.Gregory. Stephen P. .. March 4, 1863.Hoxie, William W.· . .. June 19, 1865.Hadden, James H. .. General Order 77.Hodge, James H. .. Telegram Order.

. Lohman, Adam .. June 11,1865,Lent, Nath'l V. .. Telegram Order•McOord, Andrew J. .. Jan. 13, 1864.Middau1h, Denis S. .. April 17, 1864. Dead',Myers. delbert ., General Order 77,Mason, Ja.mes B. .. General Order 77,Sheely, David J. II General Order 77. PIne Bueh, N, Y.Sheeley\vTobias .. General.Order 77•Smith, llliam .. General Order 77. Died

14 List of ]rlembers of 143d Regt.

Sergeant

Corporal

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., Monticello, N. Y.Dec. HJ,1863, Dead.May 29, 1865.

TRANSFERRED.

Private. 'I'o Vet. Has. Corps. Livingston Manor, N.Y... To Vet. Res, Corps. Nineva, N. Y... ,." Stevensvtlle, N. Y." .. " Dead... To Com's Stail, Monticello, N. Y..1 ,1.1 Bethel, N. Y." '£0 Vet. Res. Corps, Staff, Monticello, N. Y... Non. Ooms. Staff, New Yorir Uity.

DIED,Private. Jan. 13, 1863. Uptons Hill, Va.

{Oct . 5, 1864, ChattoogaTenn. from woundsPeach Tree Creek, Ga.

July 17,1863, Portsmouth, Va.July 19,1863, Ohespeak Hospital.

Feb, 2, 1864, Murtresboro, 'I'enn.'Killed July 20, 1864, Peach

Tree Creek. .Nov. 7.1864, near Alexander, Va.

INov. 12,1894, of wound..July20. at Peach Tree Creek, Ga.

{ Dec. 30,1863, Lookout Valley,Tennessee. .

July 21, 1864, Peach Tree Creek, Ga.Dee. 11. 1863, Athens. Ga.Dec, 24, 1864. Savannah, Ga.Jan. 15, 1864, Yorktown. Va,{ J uly 22,1864, wounded at Peach

Tree Ridge , Ga.{ Kill ed ,July 20, 1864, Peach Tree

Creek. Ga.{ Aug. 5,1864,wounded at Peach

Tree Creek, Kingston. Ga.{ Kill ed. July 20. 1864, Peach Tree

Creek. Ga.Jan. 18, 1863, Yorktown. Ya.

Bennett. WilliamHoyt, Lewis N.Hunt. Abrm. O.Oudet, C. G. A.Rambour, AugustSturdevant, GeorgeSmith, Orrin B.McPl1erson, Charles J.

Wagoner, FrankWhiston, David W.

Alberly, Thomas

Beebe, Joseph L.

Carpenter, John W.Dobbs, MichaelDodge, OyrusEverdon, Edwin J.

Lord. Joseph H.Lounsbury. John M.

1\'Iapledoram. James C.

McWilliams, JohnMead, William H.Price. JamesTillotson. Robert L.VanOrden, Peter

YanSiclen. Theodore C.

Young-. Gilbert I.

Amos P. Akins

John E. Purvis

Co. "8" 143d N. Y. V. Inft.

MUSTERED OUT WITH COMPANY JULY 20TH, 1865. SPECIAL ORDI~R No. 160, HEAD-QUARTERS WASHING'!'ON. DISCHARGE GIVEN.

NAME. RANK. REMARKS. ILAS'!' P. O. ADDR.ESS .I KNOWN.

Isaac J elliffWilliam SmithRenwick BrownRobert CantrellLewis S. WheelerPhilip S, RobisonSummer H DunnUriah 1\1. BrodheadOhrtstopher BolhmanLorenzo SecorBenjamin F. AllynBlack. JohnOonklin, Eug-ene

ist Lieut.1st Serg-eant8e~fi'eant...Ocrporal...

Musician.Private...

Woodbourne. N. Y.Bethel. N. Y.Cheboygan. Mich.Monticello, N. Y.Liberty Falls. N. Y.

Trout Brook. N. Y.Fremont Centre, N. Yo.Blnghamton , N. Y.

Monticello. N. Y.Centreville. N. Y.

List of Members 143d Beat. 15

Cromwell. AlexanderDecker. Chas. H. D.Earnest. AdamFoot. ShubalKent, JacobKent. Rurr SLoring. Jonathan C,Morrls. James D.Rumsey. CyrueRumsey. John J.Ralston. GeorgeSmith. JamesWaddell. Niel H.Wright. JosephWatts. John C.Watts,Geo. B.Yeomans. William B,Mcfntvre, John L.Joyner. Joseph

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Dead.

Oakland Valley. N. Y.

8tevensviile. N. Y•

Monticello. N. Y.

Thomvsonville. N. Y.Fostara, Ohio.

Rolfe. Pa.

White Lake N. Y..

Hartwood. N. Y•Robinsonville. N. Y.

ABSENT. NO'!' lUUSTEREED OUT WITH COMPANY.

Benjamin BatesIsaac C. FranceCrosby, Scioio L.Ferguson. JamesGeary. Dan.Kent. George A.Lvbolt, Henrv 0:Palmer. Asha B.Slater. Albert H.Stanton. Charles C.Weber. Sohn

Sergeant.Oorporal...

....

....Dead.

Sparrowbush. N. Y.Fairfax. Va.Cochecton Centre. N. Y.

Monticello. N. Y.

Eureka. N. Y,• Bethel, N. Y.

Woodbourne. N. Y,

Thomoaop,ville, N. Y•

Monticello, N. Y.Middletown. N. Y.

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DISOHARGED.

{Dis mis sed the service by Gon

Oantain, eral Order l.\la.l': 6. 186i. diedat Montieello, N. Y.

Sergeant. { Died at Stevensville N. Y.. May4. 18M. promoted.

ist Bergt, June 19. 1865. promoted. Dead

rApril 17 • 1863. }ilromoted Ber-

Richard J.Hardenbnrgh Sergt, geant Mr~or. Killed in ae-tion. .

Corporal. Jan. 28. 1863... June 16. 1065.

June 29. 186~.Private. Aug. 31: 1863.

.. See order.II l\Iay 28, 1865, P, Rolfe, Pa,

June 30, 1866. Dead.Nov. U. 1863. Dead.Dec. 12. 1863.Nov. 22.1864. Dead.Dec. 24. 1863.lIIarch 23, 186i.By General Order.

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David A. Waslm

Lyman. S. Linson

Alfred J. Baldwin.

Dan. sr, FreemanJohn H. JacobsWill. D. SissonBowman MelchoirCantlne. Nicholas S.Clark. Garrett T.Durland, JamesJackson. Dan.Lo rgan, James D.Perry. Seneca W.Rose. Austin J.Tucker. WilliamHaines. George N.Palmer. RufusTravis. OrrinVantran, John

TRANSFERRED.

Edward O. Howard 1st Lieut. {Promoted to Quartermaat-,. er, Dead.

Leander T. Brown Serlloaut." Aug. 1, 1863. Sigual Oor ps New York Oity.Patterson. John Ooruoral. July tst, 1863. Monticello, N. Y.

Avery, William L. Private. May 1,1864. Dead.Putler, Patrick .. Nov. 15, 1863. Dead.Oumfort. Bleve " Avrll 30. 1864. Montgomery, N. Y,Fisher. Ira. July 1. 1863. Dead.Stanton John 8. .. Nov. 15.1863.Warrinll. Hiramn." July, 1, 1863.

16 List ofMem,be~'sof 143d Regt,

Edward Oarrington.Abrm. S, Fredmore

John O.PentlarGustavus. RoseJohn H. JacksonBloemlngburch, Wm. J.Brown, Marcus L,Bollman,\ Ohrfstopher S.Brown. Orvll A.Carpenter. Will, L.CarpenterhBenjaminCGgsWell•. RichardDemerest. Jonathan O.Durland, Stephen D.Frasier. Will. J.Fitzgerald, JamesHoguncamp , John l\i.Hendrickson. John 1\1.Hosa. JohnKrum. Luther S.

Kent,OharlesKInne. Dan. 1.Lyon. George .Lawson. BenjaminOneil. TerracePentlar , Will.Ray, EdwardSutter. HenryWarring. John W.Whitley, George W.White. JoeWatson. MartinYorks, NicholasYeomans I Beni, !\I.

David H, Wagner

ad Lieut.Sergeant,

Oorporal...Priyltte,

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"

..

Oorporal.

DIED,IUlled in action.Jan, 29. 1863, convelescent

camp,Jan. 29. Nashville. Tenn.Aug. 1. 186,1, Lookout !\It.. Tenn.March 28, 1863. Alexander. Va.l\II.l,l'ch 20, Alexander. Va,July 16,1863. Fort Monroe, Va.Sept. 30, 1863, Indianapolis, Ind.April 2, 1864. Murfresboro. Tenn.March 3D, 1863, Alexandria, Va,Jan. 80, 18M. Indianapolis, Tnd,March T, 1864. Louisville. Ky•l\Iarch 20, 1863. Alexandria, Va.Oct. 31,1864, near Dallis, Ga.NoY. 21.1863. Nashville. Tenn.Dec. 12,1863. Athens, Tenn.March 20, 1863, Alexandria. Va.

KIlled R. R. Alexandria, Va..March 1863.

Killed atBentonvllle, N. C.

Died at Untons Hill. Va.

DESERTED.Dec. 16, 1862, Washington.

Co. "0" 143d H. Y. V. Inft.MUSTERED OUT WITH THE COMPANY JULY 20TH, 1865. SPECIAL ORDER No. 160,

HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON. DISCHARGED GIVEN.

WillIam R. BennettHenry H. HemIngwayBruce ElmoreGeorge V. ManettHenry EberlinMcKendru N. DodgeJohn W. DarbeeJames 0, DeKayAbner J. CoddingtonOharles WicksWillIam H. NewmanJames W.J.8tewartWillard JllimoreJames Low .

'I RANK,

Oaptain.tst LIeut...

..........

Musioian.

REMARKS.

Dead.

LAST P. O. ADDRESSKNOWN.

Hutchinson. Kan.Petersburgh • Va.

New Taooma, W. T.Roscoe, N. Y•.Rockland. N. Y.Rockland N, Y.Rutland. Vermont.DivIne's Oorners, N. Y.

Hurleyville. If. Y,South FaUsburgh. N. Y.

List of Members of 143d Regt, . 17

Kane, Pa,Hasbrouck. N. Y.

I{lngsley, Mich.Meredith Hollow, N. Y.OIaryville, N. Y.Hasbrouck, N. Y.Hurleyville, N. Y.CentervUle Station, N, Y.

Fallsburgh, N. Y..Boyd's Mills, Pa-

East Port, M. D.Neversink. I,. Y.Grahamsville, N. YSouth .I!'allsburgh, Y.

Divine's Ooruers, N. Y.Brooklyn. N. Y.

Debruee, N. Y.St. Louis. Mich.

Dead j 1888.

Dead.Dead,Dead.

Samuel A. RowBnrnhnrt. Wm.OL'OSS. Georg« W.

Bowers, Alfred Private.Brown, Wllliam B. doBl'iggs. William A. doBrown, Albert N. doOeddlngton, Monroe doCauthers. Henry A. doOonkltn : Beniamtn doOross v Oorneltue eoDenmston, John G doDoloway, Stephen t. doFurch, George doPlnele. William doGorton, John T. doGorton, James D. do.-Gardner. Austin doHornbeck, John doLawrence, Peter E. doLeslie, James E· doLewis, Reuben A. doLewis. William B, do~forgan,Isaac doMarICle. William P. doPalmer. John J. doShultis, Wm. H. doTripp. Peter O. doUpham. George W. doVredenburgh. Jacob O. do Dead.VanWn,gner. George W. do Livingston Manor , N. Y.

ADS'ENT NOT MUSTERED OUT WITH COMPANY.Oorporal. .Private. Montgomery. N. Y.

.. He was seriously woundedat Pumpkin Vine Oreek.Ga1\'Ia¥ 25. 1865. and sent to GenHosp. and Lieut Palon commanding that day believesne died at hosnital,

Everett. George H.Hltt, FranklinWhittaker, Henry

Private.dodo

Neversink. N. Y.Port Jervis, N. Y.South Fallsburg'h, N. Y.

Peakville. N. Y.Walker Valley. N, Y,Rid~eway. PatHurleyville.:.N. Y.Parksville. ~. Y.Monticello. N. Y.Mount Hope. N. Y.

James O. French.Nathaniel 0, OlarkJohnR. GrooDwight DivinePeter E. PalenJames B. WilsonAdnaL. KnoxGeorge Atwell

William HillBowers, PalmerCox, Joseph E.Oonkltn, TheodoreDennis, WilliamFinch. Isaac N.Hendrixson, Wm.

Lockwood, Daniel O.Low. Jonathan W.Meddeuch, Abrm

Meddler, Wm. O.Perhamous, EmeryPatmore, David A.Reynolds.)1elson T.Sprague. veWitt O.S~arr. Sanford M.Tyrell. William

Oaptaln.1st Lieut.

dosd Lieut.

rst Lieut.Sergeant.Corporal.

do

doPrivate,

dododododo

dododo

flododododododo

DISCHARGED.

March 6. 1863. resigned.Feb. 8. 186<1, special order.Jan. 10. '64,. special order. New York city.For promotion. April 1,'6<1For promotion May 1. 18M.Oct. 11,186<1. disabilit.y • Sacramento. Cal.Feb. 17.186<1. Port Jervis. N. Y.June 2<1.1865. general or-der. Dead. 'Feb. 27.1865. disability.Dec. 18,1862.Dec. 26,1863, disability.April 14,,1863. Debruce, N. Y.Feb.23,186~.Feb. 9, 1863, Stone Ridge, N. Y.Feb.1lJ, 186<1, died at Wood-bourne. N. Y.April 27 •1863.May 3. 1865. Dead.Never mustered in act ofinjury received.April 23. 1863.Jan. 19,1863.May 16.1865.March 20. ).863,June 17I 1865.March 5. 1863.June 9.1fl65.

18 List of Member« of 143d Eeqt,

Tobias C. Sheeley Sergeant.Ferdon. Anthony 0 Private.Jones. Beni, dol\filler David doNewman. Austin D. doSchoonmaker. lVloses doWamsley, John do

Taylor, William J. doVredenburg-h, Henry J. doVredenburgh. Henry H doWilBon, Andrew 8. doBennett, Asa A. doBennett. Millar P doChapma,n. Jones ,doDarbee, Cleveland doDarbee, John A. doDemunn, Francis 1\1. doHood. George W. doMatthews, Lorenao doMartin, Gideon W. doPowell, Russell doRowe. Orrin D. doSwarthout, Alex. E. doStratton. Cyrus J. doTerwilliger. Beni, do

James M, Hitt Serg-eant.-Ionathan J'onee doBarnhart', Herman Private.Barkley. Anthony doBlack. James A. doDonaldson. John B. doHendrtckson. Blake doHill. Matthew doLawrence. Gilbert do1\lackne~,;. Samuel doMalt1:Jy. marcus doPerkey, Elijah P. doBoose John.E. doBoosa , Francis 1\1. doSimpson. Ohas. H. doBehoonmaker.Mosea H doTerwillig-er. Bevrvn M doTaylor, James M. doWhite, Abrm do

Law Beach, N. Y.Hurleyville. N. Y.TlHllUpsonville. N. Y.Divine's Corners. N. Y.

Newbul·f{h. N.Y.Rosco.~. Y. "Fallsburgh.N.Y.Oenterville Station , N. Y.Fallsburah, N. Y.Thompsonville. N. Y.Shin Oreek, N. Y.

Living-stem lVlp11or. N. Y.Oentreville,N. Y.Rosco , N. Y.Rosco, N. Y.Rockland. N. Y.Rosco, N. Y.Liberty. N. Y.Gage Gates OO'4.N. Y,Tug River. W. va,Livingston Manor. N. Y.

...

Dec. 10. 1862, Dead.June ist, 1863. Dead.Aug. 18.1863.April 13, 1863,General erder,

dodododododododododododo

By Telegram.TRANSPERRED.

Dec. 1. 1863.To Oornnanv F.July 1. 1863.July 1. 1863.l\Iay 15, 1864.May Hi, 1863.::leptember 30, 18G3.

DIED.

Apriln. 18G1:I.Dec. 5. 1863.October 29, 1863.October 7,1863.November 5, 18Ga."February 5. 1864,J'une 30, 1863.Dec. 2, 1864. •July 26. 1864. of wounds receivedJune I, 1864. accidental drowntne.1\'lay 20. 1863.April 15. 1864.October 8. 1S63.October 21. 18(H.November 26, 1863.July 26. 1863.November.6,1863.Jnnuarv 31. 1864.Jnly 20, 1803.

DESERTED.

April 30. 1863.July 14. 1863.July 14, 1863: Pardoned and dis­charged May 30. 1865.Avril 30. 1863.

Private,dodo

Private.

Bowers. HermanDewitt. JohnGorton. Nelson

Leroy. Peter H.

List of Mem!Jers of 143d Beot.

Co. "D" 143d Nil Y. V. Inft.

19

MUS'rl<~RED OUT WITH COMPANY JULY 20TH, 1865. SPECIAL ORDER No. 160, HEAD­QUAR'fERS' WASHINGTON. DISCIURGE GIVEN.

Died.

NOT. MUSTERED OUT WITH COMPANY.

Died July 2. 1886.

RANK.

Albert B.' Gordon tst Lieut.William A. Bennett Sergeant.Philip A. Wever doSamuel Mearns doGeo. B. VanOrman Ooruoral.George VanOrder doNelson S. White doJohn Houghtaling doAlbert Bemant doOornellus B.Presonins doOharies Randolph doAaron Poyer doBreitenbneher.Adam Private.Oonklin ....:frank doOronce. william doOurtls, Edward doOollins. John doDavis. James W. doDoad, Reuben W. doFrohlich. Clark do

-Prohltch, Edwin doHoughtaling...Sands R doHolly. John u. doHavens. Ansel B. doHorace. Russell doLongcov, Harrison doMatthews.aamee H. doMallon. Barney doMcWilliams. Wesley doMorgan.Ohester fl. 1'10Myers. George _ doNorton. James doRobbinson. David doStewart. James H. doStephens, Lewis doSchryver. Ohas, H. doSlocum. Truxton doTruce. George doTroomev. TimothY doVanValkenburgh.Oaa doVanOrden. Moses doWood. Samuel do

ABSENT.Lewis N. Stanton Oantaln,Denslow Hallady Sergeant.Theodore Deschner doOornelius Horace Private.Ooe, Henry doOoe. ~ elson doGriddle William H. do

REMARKS. ILAST l' - 0, ADDRESSI KNOWN.

Middletown. N. Y.Ithaca, N. Y. .

Monticello. N. Y.

Newfield. N. Y.Rondout, N. Y.

Brooklyn. N. Y..

Ithaca. N. Y.Ithaca, N. Y•.

Ithaca, N. Y.

"20 lAst oj ]fembets of 143d Beot.

Dickinson. John W. doDepew. Elias G. duJohnRon. Norman C doMitchpll. Joseph doShaw. Henry do

45 William-st., N. Y. atty.158 W. 120th St .. N. Y. City.

Perrvville, N. Y.

Dec. 22.1862.Jan. 2-1. 1864.Feb. Hi. 1863.Dec. 27, 18601,Nov. 26.1863.July 1. 1865.July 16. 1865.AprJl 16.1863.Dec. 9, 18112.Feb. 27. 1863.Feb. 16, 1863.

April a, 1863.Feb. 16, 1fl63..Sept. 12,1863. Dead.

TRANSFERRED.Promoted to Sergeant Major.Jan. 16, 1861, V, R. CTo V. R. C.

do dodo ciado dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo do

DeWitt Apgar ist Sergt.Asa A. Corldns Corporal,Dick1inson, Willett Private.Dun avy, Deun is doHalliday. Ajelbert doHitchcock. William do:l\Iasten, Abrm. doMead, Jacob doNorton. Will. H. doPatterson. John doRoberts, Francis W. do

DISCHARGED.

John Hll!gins. Oaptaln. Promoted to Major. Dead.C. Howell North. 1bt Meut.Dewitt ApA'ar. doJohn n, Groo 2r1 Lieut.Jared Anderson ist Rergt.James D. Egbert Sergeant.Linns 8. Mackey doBlekel , Adam Private.HUlton. Charles doBishop. Jeremiah doFrancis. John doHarrtnatou.Btenhen doJacob Albert L, doLayton, Ohus, B, doMAricle,VanGosbeck doPiper. Jacob H. do:Pringle. John doPrice. Solomon doRobbins. David B. doSnow I Will. G. doSturdevant.LeGrand do

Luther G. Bunnell doJohn B. Gardner doCharles W. Gust doWilliam Holmes doCarr, Jehial doHorgtn, Jefferson doLoomis. Amon doMorrison. Edward doMurphy. Edward doMix. Henry doPeck. John P. doQuick. DeWitt doI.eynolds. Sam'l M. do

Allen, David L. Private.Berry, William doChampion. Wm. doHflndersh0t.Chas. W doHibbard, George do

Logan. Charles do

Lindsay, Ohaa, W. doOsborne,Robert doRoberts, John W. do

RIED.July 26. 1861,Qf wounds.Jan. 25. 1863, typhoid fever.Jan. 3D, 1863. do:ruly 16. 185~. remittant fever.Heart disease.July 27,1863, remittant fever.Sept. 3 , 1864.. wounds,Nov. I, 1863. chronic diarrhoea.Railroad accident.July 14. 1861.Nov. 20.1863.Nov. 28. 186i1,. diarrhoea.Oct. 201. 186!.1863. fever.

DESERTED.

Oct. 14,1862. New York City.July 6, 1R65. Elmira. N. Y.Oct. 14, 1862. New York Otty.July 8, 186:!.SepJ.1.1862.never mustered in­to United States service.Sept. 1,1862. never mustered into United States service.July 19, 1863.

MISSING.

Floran D. Ormsby Corporal, Supposed to.have been Oantur­ed Octo bel' 27.1863. i.

List of Members of 143d Regt.

Co. hE" 143d N. YII V. Inn.

21

MUSTERED om' W!1'H THE OOMPANY JULY 20TH, 1865. SPECIAL ORDER No. 160,HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON. DISOHARGE GIVEN.

NAl\IE. RANK. REMARKS. ILAST ·P. O. ADDRESS

I KN WN.

NOT MUSTERED OUT WITH COMPANY.Bridgevi1le,~. Y.

DeWitt. Apgar Captain.Chas, A. Smith 1st Lieut.Foster l~. Bennett ist Bergt,Zachariah Medler Bergeant,IIIorttmer Race Oorporal,Hezekiah J Reynolds doElijah Schoonmaker doHiram Adams doWilliam Dunlap doLewis Skinner doRobert Pollock Wagoner.Barber. Theodore Private.Bowers, Edwin L. doBreen, Onartes L. doOlark , Elijah doClark, l\Iiles doDavis. William doGraham. Samuel S. doKnapp. JohnL. doMasten . David W. doMuir. David dolHcLaughlin. Henrv C dol\1cGovern, Patrick Private.Reed. Samuel doSkinner, Theodore doScott. George W. doShaw. Levi doShaw. Samuel C. doTerwilliger. Aaron do'I'Ice. Horton doVanLuven, John doWade. Jacob S. do

ABSENT.Austin A. Race Sergeant.Jacob H Sinsabaugh Corp.Bennett. Jacob Private.DeGroot. Charles doGalloway. l\'IarcusB. doGordon .Jamoo H. doTarket. Levi W. do

Dead.

New York Cily.lHol'(ticello. N. v:Meadville. Fa.Amsterdam.N YEquauock, Pa,Hurleyville, N. Y.Port J'ervis , N. Y.Glen Wild. N. Y.

Wurtsboro. N. Y.Montieeilo, N. Y.

Barryville. N. Y.Westbrookville. N. Y.

do do

Phillipsport. N. Y.New York city.Newburgh, N. Y.Glen Wild, N. Y.

Westbrookville. N. Y.do dodo do

Amsterdam. N. Y.Ellenville. N. Y.

Westbrookville, N. Y.

WestbroQkvilll3. N. Y.

Ira DorranceJohn F. AndersonWilliam R. Bennett,Alexander H. BrownPhilip D. OoleJames B. DavedJohn DunlaoMoses B. Oole

Oaptain.do

1st Lieut.1st Sergt.Sergeant.

. doCorporal.

Musician.

DISOHARGED.March 1863. Middletown, N. Y.Feb. 1,1865. Oallicoon Depot. N. Y.For promotion Nov. 20 \ '63.

do do 11,64,Sept. 10, 1863. Westbrookville. N. Y.Dec; 14.1863. Phillipsport, N. Y.June 80,1865.Sept. 20,1863. Dead.

22 List of Members of 143d Regt.

James A. Eiekenburg 1st Sergt.Frantz, George O. Private.Hardenburgh, John O. doSimpson, Andrew J. doSklnner. Samuel W. (10tlweet, John D. do

Benedict, WITI. 1)'. Private.Clemence, Ben]. '1'. doOrawtord, Charles N. doOuddlusrton, James doDecker, Peter doHoyt, Jonathan 1.\'1. doHawley, David l::l. doHardenburgh,Alexander doPrice. Henry R. doPierce,JohnW, dol::lkinner. Surnuel L. do8pencer. Elijah doSmith, Onurtes A. doSarine. Iru doTarltet, V., Witt O. (10Tompkl11..,. Daniel D. doTillson, J t'sse do

Private.do

Private.dododo

Westbrookville, N. Y.

Walden, Orange 00. N. Y.

Westbrookville, N. Y.Patterson, N. Y.

Summitville. N. Y.

Hock Hill, N. Y.

Rock Hill, N. Y.Rock Hill, N. Y.Nineva, Broom Oo., N. Y.

June 15, 1864.llay 20. 1864.Aug. 17, 1863.

June 28, 1865,JUHl~ 28,1865.lhlb. 27, 1864.April 8, 1863.Marcil 15, 1864.January 5, 1864.J une 7.1865.Feb, 25, 1868.May 24, 1863.June 7.1865.Anri! 28, 1865.Jailuary 12, 1863.March 14, 1863.October 30, 181i3.

TltANSFERRED.Promoted to Bergb.Malor Warren, Pa.ToV.R. O. .'1'0 Hoanital Stewart. Pnllllpsporb, ~. y.'1'oV.R. O.

do dodo do

DIED.

Of wounds received July20, '64, P<:.ach 'free Creek.May 15, '64:. killed in ac­tion at Resaca, Ga.March 25, 1865.March 19. 1865, killed atBentonville, N. O.November 19., 1863.September 7, 1864.February 11, 1864.January 1863;June 22, 1862.Juntl16,1868. Dead.January 21, 1861.October 27, 1863.Of wounds in action.Feb. 3, 1864.May 25, 1863. Killed in action.July 11, 1863. Dead.January 14, 1864.January 1, 1864.March 18, 1863, committed suicide.

DESERTED.

November 18,1862.October 9, 1862.September 28,1868.July 13, 1863.

dododododododododododododododo

1st Lieut.

Oorporal.

nishop, Ohas,BodlB, WilliamBoovr-r, JohnTompkins, Jebial O.

Peter-L, Waterbury

Selar B. Decker

Adams, WilliamBennett, rsaao J.

Howard, GeorgeKniffen, James H.Leonard, LeviNation. Joseph W.Pratt, John M.Richard, JohnSt. John, Wm. J.Skinniw, Ben], A.~hrin"· .TacobShaw Thomas J.'I'ra.visse, William~1'h''':lpson,Jas. H.V'lflLnven Joachin H.'WlJitmore, Andrew J.Y ounz. Matthew

List oj Members of 143cl Beat. 23

Co. "f" 143d N. Y. V. Inft.MUSTEHED OUT WITH THE aOMPANY JULY 20TH, 1865. SPJWIAL ORDEIt No. 160,

HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON. DISaHARGE GIVEN.

NAME. HANK. II

REMARKS LAS'!' P. O. ADDRESSKNOWN.

Callicoon. N. Y.Oscoda, Mich.

Long Eddy, N. Y..Lanesboro, Po..Walton. N. Y.Rockland, N. Y.

Greenbush. N. Y.Callicoon Depot.:...N. Y.Portland Mills, J:'a.

Austen, Pa.New Haven, Conn.J effersonville, N. Y.

Binghamton, N. Y.Scranton, Pa,Liberty Falls, N. Y.Roscoe. N. Y.Ralston. Pa,North Branch. N. Y.Long Eddy, N. Y.North Branch. N. Y.Scranton, Pa.English Centre, Pa. .Great Bend. Pa.

New Yor}, City.Callicoon, N. Y.

.Jeffersonville. N. Y.Ellenville, N. Y.Fremont Centre, N. Y.

Rockland, N. Y.Roscoe, N. Y.

do do~usquehanna, Pa..Scranton, Pa,Owego, N. Y.Fremont Centre, N. Y.Eldred, N. Y.

Dead.

Dead.

dodododododododododododododododododododododo Dead.

ABSENT. NOT MUSTEREED OUTWITB COMPANY.Private. Dead.

dododo

Long, JohnPendell, Sidney T.Rose. Caleb G.

·Xremper. John

Edward Hi Pinney Captain.Dwight Divine 1st Lieut.George Anderson 1st :::)ergt.David Fraser Sergeant.•James S. Beattie doGeorge Miller doHenry Miller Corporal.George Alber doJames M. Benedict doGeorge M. Swarthout doAlehibald H Blackman doGeo. W. Parker doFrancis H. Bif'far doWm. H. Mitchell do,Jeremiah Bucksbee Wagoner.Briner. John Private.Burt, Frederiek .doBrady, Andrew doBrown, William doBaird. Otis doOook, Enoch B.Davis, Joseph D.Ferdon, Anthony HFerdon. John D.Gilbert, JohnHill. GrangerHardie, CharlesHanser, Edward A.Hofer. JohnHuff, LeWiSJacoby, Hobert E.Sanab, AlfredLeib, TheodoreMills Georgo fl.Miller, JohnPriestly, John'Quick. Cyrus J.Rose, James Jr.Rose, William M.Hiebecker. LewisVonArr, HermanWill1!1IDs, Henry H.

·Yowlcee, Henry

24 List of Memher« of H3d Regt.

Fosterdale. N. Y.

Damascus, Pa,Brldgevllle, N. Y.

Dead.

Jeffersonvllle, N. Y.

Peakville, N. Y.

Fremont Centre, N. Y.

Butternut Grove, No Y.

Rockland, N. Y.

DISOHARGED.

Nov. 1. 1863. for promotion. •March 26, 1863. special ordor Middletown, .N. Y.oce.s, 1862, dead.Dec, 17, 1862. Living-ston Manor, N. Y.Dec. 22,1862. Harrison. Mo.Jan. 2,1863. dead.Sept. 5, 1863.August 29, 1863.Hept. 22, 1863.Dec. 14, 1863, dead.Jan. 12, 1864, dead.Feb. 18, 1864:.March 11. 1864.For promotion.

John F. Anderson 1st Lieut.Franldin Buckley 2d Lieut.George H. Smith Private.Alexander Jackson doChauncy Whitmursh doWilliam C. Smith doRudolph VonArx doWilliam S. Furdon doHerman Kimball doWillis, Norton doEdward P. Smith 18t Serg t,Asa Oole Private.Joseph Winslow doGeorge C. Pinney, 1st l:5ergt.Henry Coons Private.Chas. H. Hanford doJohn Norton doGeorge Murry Sergeant.Alfr~d Wormouth Private.John Wing-art doChas.Jackson doAlbert Gluckauf doUlrich Huber doOrlando B. Fuller doIra F. Hitt doLewis Hrtt doAndrew J. Thompson doNicholas Huber doPhilip VanTassall doJames A. Oonklin do~tephen Wormouth do

New Haven, Conn

White Sulphur Sprlnga.N .~

South Fallsburg-h. N. Y.Trout Brook, N. Y.

Rockland, No Y.Promotion, died after dis-charge.

Dead.

TRANSFERRED.

Dead.Dead.

Dead.

Marcus Maltby Private,Abrm Palmanteor doSeth B. Mills doL. B. Du inberry Ser~eant:James Walker Private..Edward J. Norton Corporal.Beni, Hartman Private.Lorenzo Albee Corporal.Wm.!!'. Morgans 1st Sergt.

Lewis H. Short Private.

Marcus Fraser 2d LIeut.Edward A. LewIs Private.Isaac Wormouth doGeorge Rumsey doGeorge R. MIsner Corporal.Mark L. Williams rioAlbert H",·-, I' Prl vutc,Eugene Edehne doJohn W. Reynolds doOvren IlS 1\1. Fuller do:l!'ilinlOl'e Hlll doWilliain Murry doOlark .J Robertson doAndrew Hu-cheu doAaron Hoazlen 1st Sergt..George Miller Private.

Michael RyanJohn Lynson

Private.do

DIED.

November 20, 1862.June 21,1863,Jul:\-' 9, 1863.October 18, 1863.July 25, 1863.November 20, 1863.Foveinl.er 33. 1863.January 6.1804.December 13. 1863.January 6, 1864.January 17, 1864.May 26.1864. of wounds,July 15, 1864.July 20, 1864, killed in aetloJuiy n. 1864. of wounds

August 28, 1864.DESERTED.

october 13. 1862,July 17, 1863.

List of Members of 143ct Reqt. . 25

Co. "on 143d N. Y. V. Inft.

MUSTERED OU'l' WITH COMPANY JULY 20TH. 1865. SPECIAL ORDER No 160, HEAD-

QUAH1'ERS, WASHINGTON. DISCHARGE GIVEN.

---NAME RANK. REMARKS.

,\1 LAbT P. 0 ADDRESSKNOW~.

i .1,-

E:l.uinunk, Po.

Parksville. N. Y.

Warwlrk, N. Y,Long ErldY. N. Y.Blooratngburgh , N. Y.

Lew Beach. N. Y.

Knnsas City. Mo.Montgomery. , . Y.Long Eddy. N. Y.It,ethel.N. Y.New York City,

Susquehanna. Pa.Blc omtn aburah. N. Y.Waltun. N. Y.

Hhoaiehl. Pa,

Walton, N. Y.Parksville. N. Y,

Deceased.do

Dead.Died at Middletown.

Cantaln.tst Bei gt,Sergeant.

dodo

Corporal.dododoriododo

Musician.Private.

dodododododododo

Private.dodododododododo

Captain.1st Lieut.

do2d Lieut.

Deceased.ABSENT NOT TO DE MUSTERED OUT ON THIS ROLL.

ist, Sel'{;t. Equ iuunek, Pa,Sergeant. Fishes Eddy.Corporal. Deceased.Private. SerlJt. 18 Bat. U. S. Engineer New York City.

d) Middletown. N. Y.do 'do Burllngham, N. Y.do Swamp Mills. N. Y.do Middletown. N. Y.do Deeeaeed-

DISCHARGED.

March 7,1865.Deceased.Aug. 29. 18640.March 17 .1863.

Beni, ReynoldsT. !S. LucklevRens HammondA.C.Kellam

Peter I~ellam:Marvin ChandlerGeorge 8. CainBoyle. ThomaS E.Babcock. James H.Bruster. Joel N.Baker, Ohas, H.Heud rtckso n. Richard CMiller. Verdine H.Warmsler. Warner

Jeriah YoungWilliam T. l\!organsThomas 11eLancyLevi StewartPaul P. TiceTimothy DoolittleAndrew P, BuddNathan l\I. ThomasFranklin l:iturdeventLeonard TOmpkinsAlvah 1\1. ChandlerJeremiah HazenChas. S. l\IcWilliamsAllen SimpsonBillings. PhiloCarpenter. CharlesCremar. JeremiahClark, Joseph W.Cook. MathtasDavts, JosephGould, RichardGorton. DuboisHull, Aaron B.Busle. John P.Kyr k, Ephraim E.Knapp. WilHamLaning. StephenKerr. SamuelOdell, Jesse HOusterhour. Geo. W.Robinson, WilliamVerwtmu, John

26 L'i:st of Members of 143d Regt.

Deceased.dododo

James H. Seaman Sergeant.Drown. James Private.Dickinson. Mercells doDavis. Prosper P. doKrum. Peter L. doMoyers.•Tohn Jr. doUockafellow, Ohes. B. doSeelev. Sanford L. doSeeley. James L. doTyler. Wiilliam do'I'urner , Henry doWatts. '.rho mas doShields, Ohas. J. doReynolds, Wm , H. doGorton, Josenh doLambert, Adam. do

Babcock. George H. Oorpo rul,Warner, Hughes doAehart, William H Private.Bruster. do doWarling. Stephen Wagoner,Conklin. George H. Private.Hawk. Ohrlstlun doKellem • Sandswirtte D. doRose, George W, doTodd. John do

Deceased.do Bopt, 2. 1864.

Deceased.October 1863.June 14. 186!.June 2.1865.July 2.1863. decased.January 7. 18G5 .deceased.June 6, 1855.l\iay 17, 1865March 26.1864. deceased.June. 1865.Julv I, 1865.June. 18M.

doTRANSFERRED.

To V. R. 0 .. deceased.do dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo do

Ellenville, N. Y.

Wurtsboro.

Busquehaunah. Pat

Ellenville. N. Y.Parksville. N, Y.

Neversink, N, Y.

Rock Valley. N. Y.

Equi nunck, Pat

R. 1\1, J. Hardenburxh ist Lieut.Dennis Johnson Rergel.1nt.Henry F. Fisher Oornoral,Brazer. Levi Private.Kearney. Benjamin W. doDebens, James P. doKnapp. Nelson tillKimball, James doMilligan. William G. do

• Rose. William E. doRyder. Jacob T. doBevnolds, Hiram T. doScott, Adam doTurner. Nathaniel doTeller. Horace. D. do

Walker. John Jacob do

William V. LuckeyLouesi MariannaWatts. ThomasHutcnins, Ohester D.Billings. PhilO O.•

Sergeant.Private.

dodo.do

DECEASED.

March 16. 1865, of wounds.do do killed in action,

Dec, 8. 1863.March 4.1863.Jan. 27. 1864.Jan. I, 1864.Dec. 18 , 1863.At Bridgeport, Ala .. date unknownJan.5.1864.Jan.12,1864.Jan. 30.1803.At Jeffersonville, date unknown.Nov. 10.1863.Dec. 20,1863.Oct. 30.1862, of wounds at LookOut Valley. Tenn.

October 7.1864.DESERTED,

August 26. 18040. Middl atown, N. Y,March 12. 1863.July 11. 1863. deceased.July 16. 186~. doJuly, 18G~.

Dist of Memher« of 143cl Reqt, 27

'MUSTERED OUT WITH CJl\IPANY JULY 20TH, 1865. SPECIAL ORDER No. 160. HEAD­

QUAR'rERS WASHINGTON. DISCHARGE GIVEN.

NAME. HANK. REMARKS. ILATE P. O. ADDRESSK~OW~.

George H. DeckerGeorge C. PinneyWllliam StoddardHarry WardWilliam Cole. Jr.Matthew DeckerWilliam D. AuntsAndrew l\'lurryJohu H. GrantJohn CaulkinsBrace. IsaacBarnhart, Stephen C.Bradley, WalterBurton. George W.Barker. EdwardOaulktns ...George H.Conklin. LeviCampbell. Beni- F.Conklin, ManninrrsClark. GeorgeCochran. ArchibaldDawson. David L.Decker. Gideon W.Dudley. AaronDoran. JamesEllis. George M.Gillett, Luther W.Grant. LewisHavens. Samuel H.Kniffen. BenjaminLayman, AlstonLewis. J eseph P.Lewis. ~amuel A.Marvin I,.John B.Morsc,<lohn W.Maffitt , FerrisMcKellip. Enos C.Porter. OrsonRose. GustavusRoosa. William M.Rose. GarrettRose. Hiram E.SllaflJr. Jacob E.Sorague, LafayetteWinner. SolomonWhi ~lple, Ohas, C.Ward. Joseph

Captain.rst Lieut.Sergeant.

UOCorooral,

dododododo

Private,dodododododododododo

Private.dodododododododododododododododododododododododOdo

Died Itt Llbertv. N. Y,

Dead.

Damascus. Par

Circleville, Orange Co.Ridgeville. ParWillowemoc;:~ N. Y.Parksville. 1'l. Y.Sheffield, Pa.Liberty. N. 'i.

do doGreenfield.

Brooklyn. N. Y.Petrea Corners.Lewis CoLivingston Manor- N. Y.Monticello. N. Y.Mongaup Valley. N. Y,Jitidgewl\Y, PatLew Beach, N. Y.Knoxville, Tenn.Livingston Manor. N. Y.

Willowemocdo

Galeton. Par

Parksville. N. Y.

Parksville.Glen Wild, N. Y.

Maplewood. N. Y.

Rolfe. Pa,Union, N. J.

Liberty. N. Y.Livlneston Manor, N.Y.Churchill. Mich.

Livingston Manor. N. Y.Emmonsville, N. Y.Emmonsville. N. Y.Livingston Manor, N. 1,

28 List of Member« oj 143dRegt.

Sheldrake. N. Y.Sheffield, Pa.

Livingston :lianor, N. Y.

Hurleyville, N. Y,

NOT MUSTERED OUT WITH COMPANY.Main. Brown 00., N, Y_Plainview. Minn.Sheffield. Pa.Mongaup Valley, N. Y.

Ohurchlll, Mich.

ABSENTtst Sergt,sercf~ant

Corporaldo

PrivatedJdodododododododo

Rnf'us W. PorterOhauneev 8. FiskJerrv CraryJonathan FrenchEber C, YoungBorden, HiramC1ftI'IL WllllAIll H, H.Campbell. William II.ColJlns. Thomas D.Conklin, David A.Irons. George H.lIIcPhlllenw, HobertParlt man, Wrll! am H.Travis. Ohas. W.Warring. GrahamWoodward, Archibald.

Jirah J. Young 1st Lieut.Rensslaer Hammond zd Lieut.Alexander H. Drown doErastus D. Beach S)rgenl,t.Will i a III .J. Gerow doAndrew J. Stickles Oorporu '.Armstrong. Stenhen Private.Henson. (1 arrett W. doKenton, James H. doBarnhart. George deBeach. Hiram doCurrv, Hir-ha rd O. doCarrier. Ado) hert A doDonaldson, Cornelius doDrennon. Hobert doEckert, Aug usrus O. doFrench. William H. doFarce. William doGorton, William doHoward, John IH. Wagoner.Hill. George Private.Lair, James D. doHec or, Hiram doHuntington. Edward H. doLewis , Ohas. W. dol\Iul'l'Y, Adolphus E. doPorter, Hen ry W. doRose. Seth B. doSheeley. Cal vin doSli tel'. Stephen doSherwood. Ros well F doSmith, Wllliam J. doWager, Enos doGray, Reni, do

Ham elton. WilliamDecker , John D. W.Gfldersleve, John A,l\Iorgan. PatrickYoung. Hobert

Prlvae,dodododo

DISCHARGED.

,Tnne 19,1865. promotion.Hay I, l86!.~IIa.y 15. 1865.'vIarch 9, 1863.March 7. 1864.May 27, 1865.By General Order.

do dodo dodo do

Febru» I'y 17. 1864.Ry Gr-uurn.l Order.May J ~;. 1865.By General Grder.March 13, 1863.By General Order.May 19,1863.By Grnenral Order.

do doAugust 8.1863.•Julv 30,1864, dead.By General OrderJune 17. 1865.June 6. lR65.July 1. 1865.Nov. 21. 1863.September 29, 1864.By General Orde:'.

(iO dodo do

August 17,1863. Dead.JulY7.1865.September 12, 1663.

do 13.1863.TRANS FERRED.

1863 General Order.do dodo do

Vet..Res, 1864,do do

Dead.Lansing. Kan ,

Liberty. N. Y.Coudersport, Pa.DeBruce, N..Y.Grahamsville, N. Y.

Liberly, N. Y,Ii rahnmsvil le , N. Y.Harvard, Del. Co" N. Y.

Grahamsville. N. YBtone Btdae, N. Y.

Liberty, N. Y.Burnwood, W6St. Co.

Ohurehill. Mieh.,Ellenville. N. Y.Grahamsville.

Cook Falls.

Denlng', N. Y.Livingston Manor. NYLiberty Falls, N YLiberty, NY

DIED,Nov. 2.1863, Nashville, Tenn.July 22. 1864, wounded in action.,July 27. 1864, do doDec 13, 1863. Lookout Valley, Tenn.nee 21, 1863, do doDec 20. 1863, Liberty, N. Y.Nov 10 1863, Stevenson, Ala.July 21 1864. wounded in action,Nov 2,1863, Nashville, Tenn.Feb 19, 191865.

Private.dodododododododo

Oorporal.

Beasmer, DeWitt CAtwell. SelahChapman. Amos III.Decker. WilliamEllis, SirelEdwards. James H.Faster, Moses H.Falkersou, Sevmour J.Osterhout. GideonOhas G l1eeso

List of Mernbe1'S 143d Begt, 29

:Raker. AnthonCll,mpbeil. Wm. H.Hodge. Leander A.I{ile.lieol'ge W.M<lLyun. James-O'Brtan. JohnWltitmarsh, Sanford

Private.dodododododo

DESERTED.Oct. U. 1862.Sept. 2.1862. released by special order.Apr1l2, 1863.

Never reported to company.do' dO

Oct. 14, 1862.

00. "I" 143d N. YI V. Inft.

llfUSTERED OUT WITI! OOMPANY JULY 20TH, 1865. ~PECIAL ORDER No. 160. HEAD­

QUARTERS WASHUWTON. DISOHARGE GIVEN.

NAME. RANK, REl\IARKS. ILAST P. O. ADDRE~SKNOWN.

White Church, N. Y.

Oatterauaua, N. Y.

Ithaca, NY.West Dryden, N. Y.

Rathbonevllle, N. N.Elmira. N. N.Bcehester, N. Y.

Syracuse, N. Y.

Dryden. N. Y.

Hartford. N. Y.Cortland do

Albany, N. Y.SCI anton. Pa,Buffalo. N. Y•Erna, N. Y.McLean, N. Y.

Dled at Drvden, N. Y.Unknown.Died at Orange. N. Y.

HardBon.1Harvln Captain.\VILliace Hill ist Lieut.Elihu Hilderbrant tst Bergt,

. William ])'lcBoe Bergeant,Otis A. Bates doLa.ngton HobillJ3on doBielby P. Starr Corporal.Daniel D. Davenport doArnold Chlddiah Private.Baldwin. William 00Ballard. Gabriel R. deDodge. Levi doDonahoe. Patrick do.Edflall. William do.l!'ahunking. John F; doNash. David doPeas. Almond deRizir. Jacob doRrder. Wllliam doSmith.1.'homas doSutton. John S. doShave, John W. do Freeville. N. Y.Tanner. Garrett doWait. Henry B. do Etna. N. Y.Wickham. George do Dryden. N Y.

ABSENT. NOT MU:3TERED OUT WITH COMPANY.Frank. Jugger Corporal. Dead.'Georg ~ Woodmancy do doCllambers. Amos do Died at Slaterville. N. Y.l!'ogerty. John do Dead.

. DISOHARGED.

William'r George tat Lieut. Promoted to Captain. Company A,do S Moffat 2d do do ~ 1st Lieut Q6 D.

Henry H.' Hemingway 1st Bergt, do ti; do de O.John T McWhorter Bergeanr, July 11.1884.PAter Seaman do May 16.1865.-Gilbert Devanny do Dec 24. 1864. Dead•.Daniel Hollinshead Oorporal, January 28.18113.Brigham, Newton Private. Dec. 211, 1862.Brawn. Aesou 0 do Au~ 27, 1864,Billington. George do April 11, 1863.Cole. Robert do April 1, 1861,.Ferris. John J do Jan '18,'1863.

30 L'ist of ][embC1'S of H3d Begt.

Freeman. Ohas D Private.

Armstrong, Thomas Private.Coykendall. Harrison doCampbell. John doFerris. David doFarrell, Andrew doMcDermott. James Corporal.Nugent. John Private.Pratt. Samuel doShaw, William doSwain. do H doTomlinson. Robt doTompkins. Nicholas doWelt3h. James doWait. do.. doWright. George W tdoWillcox. Lyman do

. Bloomfield. Edward Private.Besser. Peter doConklin, Harrison ,:0Cook, Enis doDuel, James 1\1 doDecker, Rufus doFitts. Henry W. doHartsough, Thomas OoruoralHarned •. George Private.Hemmingway.Orland<il Sergt,Kizer. Albert Private.Mosher , Philip doMorey. William A doOveracker. Isaac doPatteratll, Florel Corporal.Seutt, Socrates Private.Sherwood. Wm P do

. do Morgan doSmith. Lawrence do

Fox. Merritt B doFisher, Willet doHulslander. William doHarviland. Albert doHow. James T doHemmlngwav.Oha.uncz doHathaway. Wm H doHayes. Michael doKnickerbocker. Clay E doLambesson, Wm do

do James E doPerrigo. Ohas IIi doPayne, John doPunderbnugh,Theodore doSkillmore, James III doSherwood, John doSnyder. Henry J doShaw, Henry . do'I'erwtlltxer, Ohas 0 doWait. Andrew doWard,Ai· do

OWdgO, N Y.

New Mexico.Aubuan, N Y.

Broo klvu, NY.

DrydEn, N Y.Eldred. N Y.

Etna, N Y.

Dryden. N Y.

Dryden' N .r.Coonrod. NY•..Canada.

Aug 26. 1863. Dead.June 23, 1865.Dec.3l.1862.April 17, 18G3.Sovt 1, 1863. Dead.June 19, 1865 doJUly3.1861.July 3.18G5.Dec 22. 1862.April 2, 1663. Dead.Aug 26. 1863.Sept 171863.July 20, 1863.July 3. 1865. Dead.Ap: 11 30,18G3.

do do Dead.April 1. 1864.June. 1865.June 7. 1865. Dead.Dec 12. 1862.January 28. '63.

TRANSFERRED.Vet. Res. Sept 1, 1863.

do March 15. 1854, Dead.do Sept 1, 1863.do 1863. Dead.do July 1. 1863.do Aug 10,1864.

DlED•Fob 14,.1864. Murfreesboro, Tenn.Feb 27, llJ64. Louisville. Ky. .May 19. 1865.wounds resiea.Dec 18.1863. Lookout Valley, Tenn.March 25.1863. AlexH,ndria. Va.Aug 14. 181\4. Nashville. Tenn.Jan 11. 1864. Lookout Valley, Tenn.Dec 6. 1853. do doSeot 28.1863, Fort Monroe, Va.Oct 15. 18G3. Alexandria. Va.Setlt 1. 1864. wonnded in action.Jan 11. 1863. Alexandria. Va.June 25,1864. OhattanooKa. Tenn.April 4. 1864. Dryden. N Y.Dec 5,1862. Washington. DC.April 6. 1863. doNov 4. 18G3. Bridg-eport. Ala.Nov 15. 1863, Nnshville, Tonn. .July 30,'64. killed in action Atlanta. Ga,

DESERTED.

June 22, 1865.do

June 9, 1865.Oct 14. 1862.

doSept29,1862.

do .April 29.1863.Oct 11. 1862,June 25. 1865.September 29. 1862.AIlril15.1863.-tead•Sellt 211. 1862.oet o 11852.

doOct 14. 1802.

:msSU'G.l\Ijssing stnce Nov 28, 1863. SU (J.posed to be dead.

tst Bergt,Oor uo ral.Private.

dododo

John W CopleyElisha HurleyHurd. JohnWatson, John CMaxwell. EdwardWilson, Edward B

...

List of Me'rnber8 of H3d Regt. 81

Co. "K" 143d N. t. V. Inft.MUSTERED OUT WITH COl\IPANY JULY 20TH, 1865. SPECIAL ORDER No. 160, HEAD-

QUAR'l'ERS WASHINGTON. DISOHARGE GIVEN•.*+U

RANK. REl\IARKS. ILAST P. O. ADDRESSI KNOWN.

-

MOngauD Valley N Y,

Bcranton PatECluinock Pa.New York City •.Milwaukee Pa ,

New York Oity, .Call1coon D8Dot NY.

Oochecton Oeatre N Y.Warren Oountv Pa.Hankins.Bethel N Y.Narrowsburgh NY.

Coudersport Pa,

Monttcello NY.

1,2 Union S'il,uare N Y Oly00checton Oentre,

Oallicoon Denot NY

Port JervisNarrowsburgh N Y.Scranton Pa,

Monticello. NY.Narrowaburgh N Y

. Damascus Pa,Newark N J.Damascus Pa,Callicoon Depot N Y.

do doBarryville N YRowlands Pa

Binghamton N Y

Dead.do

Deaddo

Dead

Peter E Palen ist Lteut,Daniel A. Bedford. tst dergtPaul Marc ld Sergeant,Wesley J Woodruff doWallace Keesler CorporalOhl1s B Layton . doJames R Calkins doGeorge W Davennort doWm H Hill MusicianArch Eaberhart PrivateBrining. James doBamner, GarrettL doBaird. Andrew J doConnell. Patrick doConner Patrick J doConklin Wm doDetrick JOhl1 1\1 doDexter, Benj D doFagan. John doHill. James doKeesler. Solomon doLent. Thomas 0 doLent. Charles doLtllle. Harrison doMarold, Robert do1\Illler. Lewis H dol\IcGn8y.l\'1atthew do1\1orris John doOsterhout. Cornelius dePerry. George doPendergrass,John doSutton. Adolphus doSwalm. Lewis doTyler. William do'VanWagnon.Herman do

AJ3SENT.NOT MUS~EUEDOUT WITH OOMPANY;Willett T Embler 2d Lieut. Discharge given at Harts Ialand "

. N Y July 25, 1892' .John Akins Oorporal, •Michael Beesmer doDodge. Ovrenus Private.Ellery. John doFoster. John A doGhff'. Nathan doHill, Elias B doHendrickson.Jon. H doLent. Joseph A doPowell. Joseph doSkinner. WeRton D do'Stahl. John elO\Wallestlne. Lewis doWilliam~.Burrough!·do

.r»

32 List of llfernbers of 143d Begt.

Anthony, H Bush Oantaln ,o Howell North doLewis N Stanton ist Lieut

Richard Angel PrivateStephen Funda doJohn Hickey doLamando Tyler doJohn J~UICk . doGeo W anWert dO •Amos Lee doNicholas Elbert do

Wm H Osterhout doThoma:3 Murry do

John B Saunders Privats .Lawrance Detrick doJC'hn H Wheeler doJames Sackett doHAury Urben dor~hvt0n Oornlsh doOnris Bauernfiend doIsaac Jelllff tst Ser~tAlbert B Gorden doAugustus H Keesler PrivateWilliam 0 Laden doJoshua H Quick' do

Albert W Ohlttenden SergtWllllam C Bentley PrivateHenry J.Lent CorporalC-eorge Tracy doJohn L Knapp doGeorge L Decker PrivateElias Hendrickson doPeter Etlry doJohn U Ross doJ'erorne Wood doGilbert Apply doAaron Hoffman doWalter Ingric doWlrltam H :5mlth doDaniel IJ Dibble doOonrad Keesler doOlinton A Baird SergeantAugustus Harre PrivateBenjamin Boultz Wagoner

DISOHARGED,

March 311863 order of Court m artlal,July 15, 1864.April 30 1864 promoted to OantatnOorupanv D died June 21886 at Narro wsbu rgh N Y.Jan4 1863 . Carlisle Pa,April 218611,August 26186!Sopt 8 IRes Grahamsville N YMarch 16 1863Dec 291862February 1186:.1 DeadAnrfl an 18S4 promoted to 00 BApril 251865 do do DMay 261865lIIay 26. 18G5May:1 1865

TRANSFERRED.Vet Res ::lept 1 1863

do April 10. 1864 Wocdboume NYdo MI1l'ch31 1864do Jan 10 186!do ADril118G5 Nnrrowsbursh NY,

DIED,lIfay 11863Ohesepeak Hosul ta lJune 181863 Yorktown Va

10 do doNovember 2! 1863 Nashville Tenn'Dec 251868 Lookout Valley 'I'enriKov281863 New Albany IndNov 121863 Nashville TennDec 201863 Ohattanooza TennNov 3 1863 Stevenson AlaNov 131863 Nashville 'PennJan 2 136! Lookout Valley Tenn

do Murtrevsboro doJan 3 186! Lookout Vnlley TennAprll 51864Murfrevsboro doKilled in action July 20 186!Oct S 18640 Ohattanoega TennADI'll 1i 1865 of woundsAugust 1818640 Andersonvllle GaMay 221862 Hospital

DESERTED.October 14 1811,!October 8 1862Feb 281863Jan do

Sept 24 1863Dropped as a deserter April 9 1865not heard from Feb 30 IBMDec 211863 while on dutyLeft sick J'uly 141863 never heardfrom afterDropped April211866 as a deserterJune 21865

'MISSING IN AOTION,November 29 1868

do 1918640Private

do

Privatedododo

Sergeant.

Isaac F TuttlePhilip Mock

John H BarrettJ'ames VantrumJohn H MasonOhas GuinnippEdward 0 Green

(Compiled and published Oct. 1st, 1892.)

SUMMARY ,OF CON6flfUfiON ANDI3Y"L.AWS,

1st-The association shall be known as the survivors of the 113t1 Rpgt. N. Y. InftVois.

2d-A Jl honorably discharged offlcers and soldiers are elighle 1,0 mern bershln andto hold office therein.

3rl-Th(j oblect is to conttnuo 'hat; snirtt of loyalty and fidelity to country thatbrought us to {f'ther; to perpptuate Its prlneinles ; to collect facts and make a recordor the same. and to establish and malnta.in a complete roster of the regtment,

4th-Political and other discussions foreign to the object of the assoclation pro­hibited.

5th -Meets annuallv Oct. 10th. unless that dav comes on Saturdav, Sundav orMonda.v. when it will meet on the 'I'uesday following. 'I'he place of meeting fixed byvote of assoclatlon ILt business meeting.

6th-Offlcf\l'G: A President.j.st and 2d Vlce-Prealdents, Secretary, and Treasurerp}petf'd annually. .

7th-'I'hA Presldent shall prpslde at all rneetlngs, and .sha11 glvp at least twowpeks notice of e.1I meetings In the ouuers.and eecure reduced rates to meetings when111'\ can.

8th-The Vice-Presldents nossess powers of President in his absence.9th-Thp HAcretary shall !rPPIl minutes of all meetlugs, and Shall be the Corres-

pond ing Seoretarv of the Associa.tlun. .

10t.h-The Treasu rer shall giVA It bond-c-tha amount to be fixed by the association;rccp!ve ann Day all moneys, ami report at each [LI1IlIlal maatlng ,

11th-Members elected by 2-3 vote at annual meetings., ,

12th--Any member "!lay he pxpplll-\c1 by 2-3 vot« of any Annual meeting 1'01' con­rluutunb-com Ing a snlrller and R g",n tlernan , of which the n.ssocla.nlon shall be thej nrlg'R: the [wenSerl,to have notice and onpurt.unlty to defend himself.

13th-Cnshlng's Manuel shall govern a.ll meetings.

14t.h-The annual dUPR. flxed at twentv-Il ve cents, subject to change bv 2-3 vote :members in arrears not pnti~tpd tu vote.

15th-A.11l.'!tanding resoluttons considered By-Laws and to. be recorded betweentheOllnstitution and rnlnutes. . .

16tl1-Tho Onnstltnt.ion. and Bv-Laws all1~nr}(\d hv majorlt.v vote, It notice of theamendment Ilfwing been given at the pl'eredlng' annuul meeting.