SEVENTH INFANTRY REGIMENT. - Civil War Index

SEVENTH INFANTKY. 853

SEVENTH INFANTRY REGIMENT.

Three Years' Service.

FIELD AND STAFF.

Name and Rank.Date of

rank or en-listment.

Dateof muster. Remarks.

Colonels.John CookAndrew J. Babcock.Richard Rowett

Springfield

.

Carlinville .

Lieutenant Colonels.Andrew J. Babcock ...

Nicholas GreuselRichard RowettHector Perrin

Springfield

.

AuroraCarlinville .

Mattoon

Majors.Nicholas GreuselRichard RowettJames MonroeGeorge H. Estabrook,Edward S. Johnson...

Adjutants.Leroy R. WallerBenjamin F. Smith .

Thomas N. Francis .

.

John S. Robinson . ..

Eugene F. Morse—

AuroraCarlinville....MattoonAtlantaSpringfield ...

Greenwich.N. YSpringfield.,

Apr. 25.1861Mar. 21.1862Feb. 28.1863

July 25,1861July 24.1861Mar. 21,1862Apr. 19,1864

Apr. 25,1861July 25,1861Mar. 21,1862Nov. 12,1862

July 25. 1861 Pro. Brig. Gen. Mar. 21, '62.

iResigned Feb. 28, 1863July 2,1863iProm. Brev. Brig. Gen.

May24,1865

July 25,186llPromotedPromoted Colonel 36th Inf.

Apr. 28, 1862 PromotedJuly 1,1864 Mustered out July 9, 1865..

PromotedJuly 25,1861 "

Resigned Sept. 3. 186225.1863 Discharged April 24.1864

Apr. 22, 1864 July 29, 1864 Mustered out July 9. 1865

July 25,1861Feb. 1. 1862Mar. 21.1862Nov. 14.1862

July 25,1

Jan. 10,1863

iprilJul:

Resigned June 30.1862Prom, to Gen. Cook's StaffResigned Nov. 14, 1862Died Jan. 4. 1865; wounds.

Oct. 5,1864 Feb. 1,1865, Mustered out July 9. 1865.

Quartermasters.William Brown. Jr..George M. Harrison.

Surgeons.Richard L.Metcalf..V7illiam L. Leonard.

1st Ass't Surgeons.James HamiltonElijah P. Burton....

AuroraTerreHaute.Ind

Springfield.

Springfield

,

July 25,1861Oct 9,1862

JulyNov.

July 19,1861Jan. 23, 1864

2d Ass't Surgeon.George C. McFarland.

Chaplains.Jesse P. DavisWilliam Perkins

July 25, 1861' Died Oct. 9, 1862; wounds.Nov. 2. 1862 Mustered out July 9. 1865.

July 25.1861Dec. 24.1864

July 25.1861Feb. 29,li64

fan. 22. 1863 Jan. 29.

July 25, 1861 July 25,1861Dec. 5,1862

Resigned Sept. 13, 1863. . .

.

Mustered out July 9. 1865.

Prom. Surgeon 120th Inf .

Prom. Surgeon 12th Inf .

.

Dismissed Oct. 27.1863.

Resigned Sept. 25. 1862Resigned April 20, 1864

Vol. 1—23

354 ADJUTANT GENERAL S REPORT.

NON-COMMISSIONED STAFF.

Name and Rank.

SEVENTH INFANTRY. 355

Date ofrank or enlistment.

Date ofmuster.

Second Lieut'-nants.William Renwick —Thomas McGuireBenjamin Sweeney ..

Charles T. Elliott....

Huntley GroveSt. Charles....Huntley Grove.St. Charles.

Sergeants.James R. Kinney—George W. Wheeler.Thomas McGuire—Charles T. Elliot....Benjamin Sweeney .

Corpornls.John C. Day

Isaac D. Newall ....

Jacob C. SchneiderHiram PetersonAlden BatesCharles EppnerAllen C. WalkerArthur N. Stone

Musicians.Francis D. Orcutt

.

Henry Snell

Elffin

St. Charles.'

Huntley Grove.

Clintonville ...

Bunker Hill...DundeeClintonville ...

WayneAuroraHillsdale, MichElgin

CarlinvilleAurora

Wagoner-Robert Speers... Wheeling. Va.

Privates.Adams. Oscar SBradford. JohnBradford. EugeneBrand, JohnBeach, Robert BBaldwin, Seth WClark, DavidConley. BarnyCrayon, ThomasCarmon. RobertClark, ThomasCarmiehael. Henry ...

Coleman, William H..Dean. DavidFloyd. John A. CGage, William LGilbert, GeorgeHassen, Henry CHedges. WilliamHickey, Morris WHouse. John WHundley, John RHughes, AndrewHart, JohnHollohan. JohnHampton, MichaelHowell, PhillipPHickox, Krancis MIngraham, Irving W..Jones. Lothario CLawless. William E...Meyers, DavidMallett, Walter JOrton, EdwardO'Brien. MichaelO'Brien. ThomasPerry. TaylorPraster. ManningQupen. John MRanisdale. Charles A.Speers, William

Silver, George E.Striden, Lipscom.Schaffer. WilliamStone, Charles....

Elgin ,

July 25,1861Jan. 30,1862June 21,1862Jan. 1,

July 25,1861

uly 25,1861

July 25,1861

July 25,

July 25,1861

Bunker Hill....WoodburnHuntleyPittsburg. Pa...New York City.New PlatoElginCarbondaleSt. Charles.....ElginClintonvilleClarbondaleElgin

Belmont. Ohio..St. CharlesGenevaNew PlatoMakandaHampshireChicagoC. Giradeau, MoBunker Hill....Elgin('hicagoColumbus, Ind..AtlantaCarbondaleElgin

VandaliaClintonville ...

NokomisMakandaHuntleyWheeling, Va.

Elgin ....

NokomisAurora...Elgin ....

July 25,1861Aug. 14,1863July 27.:

July 13,1863

July 25.1861

July 25,1861

Tuly 25.1861

July 25,1861

July 25,

Resigned January 30,1862.Promoted

Mustered out'July'29,i86i!

Rep. dead ; cause not givenPromoted CaptainPromoted 2d Lieutenant .

.

Died at Clarksville, Tenn..Mar. 14,1862

Re-enlisted as a Veteran..

Killed at Shiloh, Apr. 6,'62.

Disch. Dec. 12, 1861; disabll.

Re- enlisted as a Veteran.

Re-enlisted as a Veteran..Transferred to 36th Inf....

Re-enlisted as a Veteran..

Discharged .July 29, 1864...Died at home Mar. 31, '62.

.

Discharged July 25. 1864...Transferred to 2d Mo. Cav.Re-enlisted as a Veteran..Discharged July 29, 1864...

M. O. June 8, 1865, as Serg.Re-enlisted as Veteran

Disch. Jan. 5, '63; disabil..

Re-enlisted as Veteran

Died Cairo; no date given.Re-enlisted as Veteran ...

Discharged July 29, 1864...M. O. July29, '61,asSerg't.Discharged July 29,1864 ....


Died at Ft. Holt, Nov. 7.''61.


Re-enlisted as Veteran—Mustered out Feb. 24,1865.Mustered out June 8, 1865.

.

Discharged July 29.1864 ...

Died Clarksv'le.T.May 3 '62

Disch. Nov. 27, '61; disabil.

Disch argeVi Nov.' '25, 1861''.

'.

'.

Re-enlisted as Veteran—Died at Ft. Donelson, Feb.

20. 1862M. O. July 29. '64, as Corp..Discharged July 29, 1864 ...

Re-enlisted as Veteran—

356 ADJUTANT GENERAL S REPOET.

Name and Rank.


COMPANY B.



Dateof muster.

Captains.James Monroe...Hector Perrin ...

First Lieutenants.Hector PerrinOrlando D. EllsWilliam H. Casey...,Henry L. Balcom

Second Lieutenants.Orlando D. EllsOscar PooleHenry L. Balcom—

Corporals

.

William H. Harry.James M. Brown ..

Thayer McCormick .

Abram Blystone

Mattoon

Sergeants.Henry A. StevensOscar PooleDaniel Scanlin

James L. Wells

Wagoner.Wentworth D. Wolf .

.

Privates.Achlerbaugh, Jacob ..

Allen. William RAllison, James WBishop, JonathanBirdick. John WBall. GreenberryBeacham, HenryBradshaw, Pleasant MBalcom, HenryChaise. Edward HOasey, WilliamCrites, Robert ADevine, John HFifer. JohnFlynn, PeterGraham, William F ...

Hunter. JohnHarry, Samuel HHuckstep, James FHarvey, JamesJunken, David FKelly, Francis M . .

.

Louthan, Jacob H.

.

L/emraon, Edward..Morse, Eugene FNewton. Charles ...

Neoga

Oldham, .TamesO'Banion, JohnPeter. ZachariahPowell, Thomas MPowell, George WPervis, JohnPervis, George ARhodes, Joseph SSaunders, GeorgeSimpson, EliasStephens, Francis M.Sipis. AbnerStogsdale. DavidStevens David JSmith, Benjamin F ..

Thorp, Joseph LWhitehead, Merideth

Milton Station.Neoga

Paradise.Mattoon .

July 25.1861Mar. 21,1862

July 25,1861Mar. 21,1862Dec. 22,1863June 1. 1865

July 25,1861

July 25,1864

July 25.1861

July 25.1861

July 25,1861

July 25,1861

July 25.1861Aug. 21.1863

July 25,1861Aug. 22,1863Jan. 6, 1861June 2, 1865

July 25,1861Aug. 22,1863

July 25.1861

July 25,1861

July 25,1861

July 25.1861

Neoga ..

Mattoon

Milton Station.MattsonFarmington . . .

,

MattoonMilton Station,

Mattoon

Neoga ..

Mattoon

Milton StationMattoon

Elli'ttsville.IndMattoonKansasMattoonMilton Station

Promoted MajorPromoted Lieut. Colonel.

PromotedDied March 12, 1864Mustered out Aug. 12, 1864Mustered out July 9, 1865.

PromotedxMustered out July 29, 1864.

Canceled

Promoted 2d Lieutenant ..

Died at Paducah,Ky.,Mar.,1862

Died at Fort Donelson,Feb. 21, 1862

Re-enlisted as Veteran—Prom. Sergt. Disch. Feb.

7, 1864, to receive prom .

.


Re-enlisted as VeteranDischarged Jan. 7, 1863 ....

Re-enlisted as Veteran—Died at M'd City, Jan. 8. '62

i5ischarged'j'uly'29, isei'.'.!

Died at Cairo, Jan. 25, 1864.



Died at' Grafton, W.' Va.'.

Mar. 24,1865Re-enlisted as Veteran—Discharged Apr. 24,1862 ...

Rep. dead; cause not stat'd

Re-enlisted as Veteran—bischarged Apr! '23.1862! !

!

Re-enlisted as Veteran—Killed at Pittsburg Land-ing.Apr. 6,1862

Died Fort Holt, Nov. 8. '61.

Died at Cairo. Oct. 25,1861.

Disch. Fort Holt. Jan. ','62

Died at Ironton, MoMustered out Aug. 17,1864.

Died at Cairo, 'A'tig'/is! 1861Discharged July 29,1864...Discharged Apr. 22,1862...Re-enlisted as Veteran—Died St. Louis, Apr. 29, '62.

bi'scii'arge'd'jau.' ?! '1862 ! ! !

!

m! '6. to 'date 'j'an'3i.'i862!!



Name and Rank. Residence.Date of



Weakly, ThomasWeakly. Luther .

July 25, July 25.

Recruits-Bryant. Joseph C...Brown, Samuel A .

.

Cann, EliasCann, NapoleonElston, LewisEaton, FrankFeggans, George A.Floyd, Armstead . .

.

HarrisonvilleDeSotoHarrisonville

MattoonChicagoSouth Pass

.

Carbondale

.

Gerne, MichaelGhost. JacobGraham. James RGreen. Cyrus DHoffman. JosephHenley. Lapsley C ....

Harrison, George M...Hall. James BHarrison. RobertHill, Edwin HHouse, John VVHedges, William CKelly, SamuelKennedy, PhilipLemmon, ThomasLlewe Ian, JohnLove. WilliamMcNemey, John AMonroe. JohnMyers. DavidMallett. Walter JMyers, John CNelson. William D....O'Donnell. JerryO'Keef, Michael

Peterson, Hiram .

Pugh, Archy H...Potter, Luther D.Picket. Joseph ...

Parrish, Thomas ,

HarrisonvilleParadiseMattoon

Milton Station.ParadiseMattoon

Aug.Feb.Aug.Aug.JulyJan.Sept.Jan.

Aug.Aug.Aug.Jan.Sept.

Feb. 23.1864

Disch. Ft. Holt, Apr. 18. '62.


Died, Ft. Holt, Dec. 7, '61...

Mustered out July 9. 18d5..Died, M'd City, Nov. 29, 1861Died, M'd City. Nov. 4. 1861.

Jan. 29,1864

MarVi2,'i864Discharged Sept 20,1864 ..

Died at Andersonville,Aug. 27.1864. Grave 6912

Disch. Ft. Holt.Jan. 7, '62.

Rome, GaElginGenevaBelmont. Ohio.Milton Station.Tower HillMattoon

JulySept.July

SeptSept.Dec.Sept,

,1864,1863

July 20,1864Sept. 10,1863

DuQuoin ...

Charleston .

Carbondale.ElginCarlinville ..

Mattoon

Rayburn, William I..Ridgely, LeviRoland, HiramRhodes, John E

ElginMattoonDuQuoin ,

St. Charles, Mo,DuQuoin

Mattoon ...

Effingham

.

Mattoon ...

Aug.Aug.July

Feb.Sept.Aug.Aug.

Dec.Aug.

Aug.Nov.

Aug.Aug.Sept.

July 25,1861

Mar. 12,1864

Jan. 6, 1864

Skees, JamesSaules, PhilipShannon, Samuel W..

Sweetland, Lloyd A.Sweetland, Ira BSchlierbach, John J.

Shelbyvillc

DuQuoin .,

Sept.Sept.Aug.

Tierney. Anthony..Teagarden, John M.Porter, Solomon M.

Cooks.Cohen, PerryJackson, William...Paulk, Robert

Mattoon .

DuQuoin

Florence, Ala.

Aug. 26,1861Sept. 20,1861Nov. 26,1861

July_^1,1864

Aug. 3,1864

Feterans.Allen, William RAuld, WilliamBalcolm. Henry LBishop, JonathanBlystone, Abram M..Casey, WilliamCrites, Robert ADevine, JohnHunter. JohnHaney, William H ...

Hotfman. JosephJenkin. David F

MattoonNeoga ..

Mattoon

Dec. 22,

bec."22'

July 20.1864

Aug. 3,1864

Dee. 22,1863

i5ec."22,"i863

Milton Station.

Mattoon

Mustered out June 2. 1865.Discharged Jan. 5. 1865Re-enlisted as Veteran...Discharged Sept. 20.1864..Mustered out July 9.1865.Discharged Jan. 25.1865...Mustered out July 9,1865.

Discharged July 29, 1864. .

.

Discharged April 9,1862.".'.

Discharged Sept. 5, 1864 . .

.

Discharged Sept. • 9. 1864.Discharged June 10.1865.

Mustered out Feb. 24,1865..Mustered out June 8.1865..Discharged June 17.1865...Re-enlisted as VeteranDischarged Feb. 21,1864....Killed. Pittsburg, Tenn.,April 7,1862

Re-enlisted: Pro. Serg't. ..

Died. Fort Holt. Jan. 20, '62.


Died at Pulaski. Tenn..Apr. 4.1864


Discharged Sept 20,1864...Died at Pittsburg, Tenn.,March 23.1862

Disch.Sept. 29,'64, as Sergt.Re-enlisted as VeteranDischarged at Fort Holt,Ky., Dec. 3, 1861


Died at Pittsburg, Tenn.,Apr. 6.1862


Disch. July 29, '62; disabil.


M. O.July 9. 1865, as Corp.

Promoted 1st LieutKilled, Allatoona, Oct. 5, '64

Promoted 1st LieutMustered out June 2,1865..M. O. July 9. 1865, as Sergt.Died Oct. 21, 1864Died, Anders'v'le Oct.13,'64Mustered out July 9,1865..


Name and Rank.

360 ADJUTANT general's REPORT.

Name and Rank.

SEVENTH INFANTRY, 361



Dateof muster.

Second Lieutenants.Edward R. Roberts...Alexander AdamsWilliam H. Ferguson.JohnH. Hubbard

Springfield

Florida, N. Y.Aurora

Sergeants.William H. Ferguson. Florida, N. Y.George Mitchell NaausaJudson Parks 1 AuroraThomas W. Billington LodiJohn H. Hubbard Aurora

Corporals.Ben j. J. AinsworthWilliam H. Voorhees.Gardner T. BoboJacob GamberGeorge W. Kiger

Mtisician.David B. Givler.

Wagoner.Henry H. bhowers....

Privates.Alford, Clark BBader. EmilBruit. JohnBaldwin. George W...Blacknian, CharlesBaker, EdearBryant, Frederick C.Battles, Edwin DCampbell, EdgarCarpenter, Thomas J.Casselman, Levi<Jrayton, JohnErhardt, JohnEcker, AlonzoFlishei, WilliamGilhower, JohnHavenhill, NewtonHealde, JohnHubreeht, JohnHamilton JesseKopf. JosephLamb. CorneliusLamb, LymanLemuel. JohnMarion. Paul J. BMitchell. RobertMcDaniels, EliMarx, PaulMcNolty. EdwardNichboy, HenryNaddelhoffer, CharlesO'Brien. HenryRuen, PatrickRose, OliverStannard, William M.Shell, WilliamStrossman, Edward C.Stafflinger. JohnSullivan, JosephSnell, Marcellus K....Smith, EphriamTebay, James A"Wallis. AaronWard, Stephen D

Naausa

.

Aurora..Bristol..Chicago.Anna

July 25,1861Sept. 6,1861Jan, 30,1862May 22,1863

July 13.1

July 25,1861

July 13,1861

July 25,1861

June 19.1863

Naperville.

AurorajNapervilleChicagoiBusti, N. YBataviaSandwichAuroraGalena Junct'nAuroraOswegoAuroraBristolNapervilleAuroraMount Morris..NapervilleChicagoNewarkNaausaNapervilleAuroraBelleville...'....YorkAuroraSugar Grove ...

WarrenvilleAuroraPort Wash.. WisAurora

July

July

July

25.1861

18,1861

18,1861

18. 1861

July 25.1861

July ^25.1861

July 25,1861

July 25,1861

July 25,1861

PromotedResigned Jan. 14.1862.Resigned Jan. 19,1863.Promoted

Promoted 2d Lieutenant..Pro.lst S'gt. Killerl.Shiloh

[Apr. 7'62

Re-enlisted as VeteranPromoted 2d Lieutenant..

Veterans.Andrews. James GBillington, Thos. W...Eader, EmilBlackman, CharlesBaker. EdgarBryant, Frederick C.Campbell, Edgar

Naperville.BurlingtonOswego.AuroraNaausa .

Oswego

NapervilleNaausaMontgomery . .

.

BristolMontgomery ...

Milwaukee, WisWarrenville

OswegoVirgilNaperville.Batavia—Aurora

Naausa

Disch. July 29, '64, as Priv'tRe-enlisted as Veteran—Disch, July 29, '64, as Priv'tRe-enlisted as Veteran

Re-enlisted as Veteran ...

Died Ft.Holt,Ky.,Jan.l6, '62

Killed at Corinth Oct. 3, '62



Re-enlisted as Vetpraii....

Re-enlisted as Veteran...

Died Ft.Holt,Ky.,Jan.27,'62Re-enlisted as Veteran—Re-enlisted as Veteran—

Re-enlisted as Veteran—Discharged May 6.1862....Died. C.G'deau. Sept.U.'61

Re-enlisted as Veteran.

Discharged July 24,1864...Re-enlisted as Veteran

Des. Corinth, Miss.,May,'62

Discharged Dec. 27.1861...

Discharged July 24.1864..

Dec. 22,

Died Mound City. Nov 7. '61

Re-enlisted as Veteran—Died Mound City.Dec.13,Re-enllsted as Veteran..

Dec. 22. 1863 Mustered out July 9. 1865.

.

!Killed at Rome Aug. 19'64.

IM-ustered out July_9. 1865..

Mustered out July 8, 1863..'Mustered out July 9, 1865.

.

Dec. 23,1863.


Name and Rank.



rank or enlistment.

Date ofmuster.

Second Lieutenants.James M. MunnJohn K. ClarkSeth L. RaymondMichael McEvoy

Sergeants.Seth L. RaymondJohn ClarkMichael McEvoyWoodford Maddox....

Corporals.Fielding Bradshaw ...

Matthias KerrMatthias WoodHenry DraperJohn Breunen

,Musicians.

John C. RuneeJohn L. Rollosson....

Wagoner.Allen M. Caulk

Privates.

Arnold, Abner CBradley, PatrickBrady, CharlesReal, Jesse TBradshaw, William H.Busey, Grandison G..Brazier, ElijahBurnett, EzekielBrady, MichaelBell, JamesBrown, ThomasButler, Archibald S...Corcoran, MichaelCramps, HenryCauble, Adam

Curtis, George WCrothy, DavidDraper, William CDevine, MichaelDillon, EzraErntz, LouisEgbert, WilliamFrench, NelsonGibson, EdwardGoltra, AlbertGoodman, James A...Hanlan, PatrickHarris, William HHaines, WilliamHarrington, William..James, WilliamJackson. ThomasJames, John SKantard, JosephKlukers, CharlesKieting, DennisKeating, Bart'olomew.Kent. FiederickLee, DavidLainhard, DavidLandou. Laban TMonnen. Lewis JMcDonald, Oren LMoody. Perry OMossman, David M ...

McManis, JamesMurphy, DanielMontgomery. Walter.Maddox, Achilles C...Reeves, Francis MRaymono, Theodore DRobinson, William B..

LitchfieldAtlantaLitchfield

LitchfieldAtlantaLitchfield

Atlanta

Litchfield! !'.!;!;

Atlanta

LitchfieldAtlanta

Litchfield

AtlantaCairo

AtlantaCairo

MetropolisCairo

AtlantaLitchfieldMineral Pt., la.C.Gir'deau.Mo.Litchfield

CairoLitchfield

Atlanta

CairoAtlantaCairoAtlanta

Litchfield'.'.'.."!!

CairoAtlanta

Cairo

IrvingCairoEfiingham

Litchfield...!!!!Cairo

Atlanta

CairoLitchfieldCairo

Atlanta

Litchfield!!!!!!!AtlantaLitchfieldAtlanta

JulyJan.JulyOct.

25,186112, 186218, 18625,1862

July 25,

July 25,

July 25,1861

July 25,1861

July 25,1861Apr. 28,1862Oct. 6,1862Dec. 15,1862

July 25,

July 25,1861

July 25,1861

July 25,1861

Mustered out July 24, 1864.


Pro. 1st Serg. Dischg. asnon-com. off., on consol..

Re-enlisted as Veteran.Reduced. Re-enlisted.

July 25, 1861 July 2


Re-enlisted as VeteranDied Ft. Holt,Ky.,Peb 8,'62

Discharged July 29,1864.

Discharged Jan. 27. 1862 . .

.

Discharged July 29.1864...

DischargedRe-enlisted as Veteran

Died Ft. Hol't.'K'y.!Jan!26,''62

Died.Md.City. lll.,Jan. 6,'62

Died Ft.Holt,Ky.,.Jan.24,'62Mustered out July 22, 1865.

Re-enlisted as Veteran—Discharged May 8.1862 ....

Died at Clarksville, Tenn..Mar. 2,1862

Discharged Jan. 10,1862...

bisch.'Nov.'24','l"862';'disab'il!

Re-enlisted as Veteran—Died,Md.City,Ill.,Dec. 5,'61

Re-enlisted as VeteranDisch. Aug. 10, 1862;disabil.Discharged Apr. 28,1862...Re-enlisted as Veteran—Discharged Oct 1.1861Re-enlisted as Veteian—iJischarged'Dec! '6. 1861 ! ! !

!

Re-enlisted as Veteran—Re-enlisted as Veteran....Discharged July 29,1864...Re-enlisted as Veteran....

Discharged 'JiiVy '2'9,'l"864'

!

!

Discharged Nov. 8.1861....Discharged July 29, 1864 . .

.

bied,MdVcity!iil.'.'Nov!6,'"6iRe-enlisted as Veteran....

Mustered out Aug. 25, 1864.

Re-enUsted as Veteran....

Discharged Jan. 21, I862!!!

Discharged June 15,1865...Re-enlisted as Veteran....

Discharged Nov. 12,186i!!!

:364 ADJUTANT GENERAL S REPORT.

Name and Rank.

SEVENTH INFANTRY. 365-

COMPANY D-NEW COMPANY.



Date ofmuster.

Remarks.

Captain.William A. Hubbard..

First Lieutenant.John H. Gay

Second Lieutenant.William Athey

First Sergeant.

Nathan L. Adams

Sergi-ants.

John W. HillRobert T. Babcock....John ScottJosiah G. Williams ...

Corporals.John ShaffnerEdgar Peckenpaugrh..John GallagherJohn B.MillsJohn BringmanPeter H. SullivanJohn I. Sackftt

John P. Adams

Musicians.Jacob F. MillerJohn Peters

Wagoner.William J. Brandon..,

Privates.

Allen. Roder ii ,

Branden, Henry CBaker, GeorgeBradshaw, Lewis J .

.

Bradshaw, EliBrown, Joseph HBaughman, Nathan..,Baughman, JacobBoyd, George L ,

Butler, Joshua NChase, LewisCunningham, John LCooper, Joseph HCarrel, George WDavidson, JohnEvans, EdwardForeman, John W. ...

Foreman, Abner W..Fast, IsaacGoodwin, Andrew J .

.

Goodwin, Benjamin..Goodwin, William H.Huff, GeorgeHadley, DavidHines, Bartlej,;

Hopkins, William G .

Higgins, William A..Jones, Francis LJohnston, James S...Johnston, PeterKnowles, William—Kelly, SamuelLaforce, JamesLee. JamesLow, JamesLaughridge, Robert .

Lynch, William CLusk, Joseph JMoore, Coatsworth ..

Monroe. William A ..

Newburg .

.

Newburg .

.

Newburg .

.

Pleasant H

New Salem—HeadleyChambersburgAtlas

Detroit

Pearl..!!'.'.!!!!'.

Atlas

HeadleyNewburg

Pearl

Martinsburg

Newburg .

.

Fairmount —Cold BreesCooperstown..Martinsburg...FairmountDerryAtlas

Martinsburg...Pleasant Vale,

New SalemNewburg

Cooperstown,..Detroit

Martinsburg .

.

Atlas

Pleasant Vale.Locust Grove .

DerryHardinMartinsburg. .

.

DerryMartinsburg .,

NewburgMartinsburg .

DetroitNewburgNew Salem...NewburgPittsfieldDerryPleasant Vale

Feb. 25.1865

Feb. 25,1865

Feb. 25.1865

Feb. 17,1865

Feb. 18,1865

Feb. 17,1865

Feb. 18.1865

Feb. 17,1865

Feb. 18,1

Eleb 17, 1865

Feb. 17.1865Feb. 20,1865Feb. 18,1865Feb. 17,1865

Feb. _18,1865

Feb. _17.1865

Feb. ^18.1865

Feb. ^17.1865

Feb. 18,1865

Feb. 17.1865

Feb. 18,1865Feb. 17.:"Feb. 18, 1865Feb, 17.1865

Feb, 18.1865

Mar. 1,1

Feb. 17.1

Feb. 25.1865

Feb. 25.1865

Feb. 25.1865

Feb. 17,1865

Feb. ^18,1865

Feb. n.l865

Feb. 18,1865

Feb. 17,1865

Feb. 18,1865Feb. 17, J

Feb. 17.1865Feb. 20.1865Feb. 18,1865Feb. 17.1866

Feb. ^18.1865

Feb. 17.1865

Feb. 18.1865

Feb. n.l865

Feb. 18.1865

Feb. 17,1865

Feb. 18,1865Feb. 17.:

Feb. 18,1865Feb. 17.1865

Feb. 18,1865

Mustered out July 9, 1865 ,

Mustered out July 9, 1865,

Mustered out July 9, 1865

Mustered out July 9. 1865

Musterel out July 9, 1865

Mustered out July I

Mustered out July <

Mustered out July \

Died at David Island, N.Y., May 3,1865




Mustered out July

Mustered out JuneMustered out July 9.

Mustered out July 7

Mustered out June 9,

Deserted Feb. 26. 1865

Mustered out July 9

Mustered out June 25, 1861

Mu.stered out July 9,

Mustered out May 29,

Mustered out July 9

Mar.Feb.

1.

17,1865

1865.1865.




Dateof muster.

McGuire. WilliamMurphy, Absolom C ..

Miller, John JNicholson, JamesNoble. John KNichols, George WReed, John DRalph, BurkRowley, William JRowley, JoelRoberts, IsaacStark, WilliamsSharer, JohnSimmons, William C.Sitton, Jonathan R—Shaffner, HenrySmith, William RShaffner, JohnSmith. John MShaw, Henry TSaxberry, James L—Turnbaugh, George...Tuthaker. WilberforceTriplett, Anthony M..Tinkle. MichaelWebster, Edwin H....Webster, Moody JWindsor. William S...Walker. Delos DWilliamson, John H ..

Whited. JohnShaw. John

HeadleyPleasant Vale.PearlHardiniNew Salem—Oooperstown ..

Martinsburg ..

AtlasMartinsburg...

Pleasant Hill..Locust Grove .

New Salem—Martinsburg...

Feb. ^18,1865

Feb. 17,1865

Feb. ^18,1865

Feb, 17,1865

DetroitNew SalemMartinsburg...FairmountMartinsburg...Pleasant Vale.AtlasMartinsburg...Griggsville—Newburg

AtlasMartinsburg...CooperstowD...

Martinsburg...

Feb. 18.1865

Feb. 25,1865

Feb.

Feb.

Feb

17, 1865

18, 1865

17, 1865

Feb.

Feb. 25,1865

Mustered out July 9. 1865.Mustered out July 1, 1865.

Mustered out July 9,^1865.

Deserted March 7,1865....Mustered out July 9. 1865.

Left in hospital J une 25, '6



Mustered out July 9,1865.

Left in hands civil auth'iesMustered out July 9. 1865..

Mustered out July 7. 1865..Mustered out July 9, 1865..

COMPANY E.



Dateof muster.

Captains

.

George H. Estabrook,John A Smith ,

First Lieutenants.John A. Smith ,

Washington W. JudyWilliam H. Miller

Second Lieutenants.Henry N. Estabrook.,Washington W. Judy.Martin V. Miller ,

Elias Lorey

First Sergeant,Frederick E. Heckard

Sergeants.Joseph D, MooreMartin V. MillerEleazer G. Bordwell.,Washington W. Judy

Corporals.Joseph BordwellWilliam HeckardRobert M 2 11 vainWilliam H. Miller....John J. HickosJohn W. Burch

Musician.Jacob W. Brier

}yagoner,John Decker

Atlanta—

Atlanta

Atlanta—ArmingtonAtlanta

McLean Station

AtlantaArmingtonAtlanta

AtlantaMcLean StationAtlanta

McLean Station

Atlanta

Atlanta

July 29,1861Nov. 12,1862

July 25,1861Nov. 12,1862July 25,1864

JulySept.Nov.July

July

July

July

July

July

29. 18613, 1862

12. 186225, 1864

July 25,1

Aug. 21,1

July 25,1861Aug. 22,1863Not must'd

July 25,1861Aug. 21,1863Aug. 24,1863Jan. 20, 1865

July 25,1861

July 25.

July 25,1861

July 25,1861

July 25,1861

Promoted MajorMustered out July 9. 1865.

.

PromotedMustered out July 25, 1864.M. O. May 3, 1865, as Sergt.

Promoted Co. DPromotedMustered out July 25, 1864.Mustered out July 9,1865..

Dishon. dismis'd May 29.'65

Re-enlisted as Veteran..Promoted 2d LieutennntDischarged June 21, 1862.Promoted 2d Lieutenant.

Re-enlisted as VeteranDied Dec. 9.1861Died March 5.1862Pro. 1 Sgt. M. O. June 16,'65

Died June 20. 1862Discharged Dec. 27,1861....


SEVENTH INFANTKiT. 367

Name and Rank,


Name and Rank.





Camp, Christopher. .

.

Crocker, JamesDell.JohnDavis, FrederickEllett. Edward CElliott,WilliamR. ...

Elman, HenryEmerson, Nathaniel.Edwards, Cyrus L ...

Farr,JohnFarr, NewmanFlanagin, J ohnGillespie, JohnGrant, Andrew MHanson, HansHarrington, James...Hillier, HenryHetge, Bernard T—James, GeorgeJames. WilliamJackson, J ohnKelly, Robert BLarkin,John ELandgrin. Thomas ...

Laing, Charles PLubker, HenryM«thie. JamesMoore, William B ....

March. Joshua SMidgfely, DavidPaul, Francis MPerdue, Charles E . .

.

Porter, Hugh HPartridge, Wallace...Ryan, ColumbusRoady, James FRussell, WilliamRobbins, Henry M—8cheer, JacobSmith, SamuelSchmoleski, Herman

.

Staples. Roswell C ...

Taylor, George W. T.

Vinner, Jesse...White. John....Walker, Jabez..Walten, Robert

:

Hecruits.Anderson, HenryAllen, E. Augustus . .

.

Atchison, Nathan D..Becker, John HBurkhardt, Joseph . .

.

Browning, VanBrenton, GeorgeCaldwell, William....Duell, JamesFruit, David EGlasgow, William W.Howard, AndrewHall, Henry CHale. John PHale, JohnHale, PhilipHederick, ConradHovey, HenryHanover, John JHimmel. PhilipJordan, WilliamKelly. James

Keeley, BernardMcManus. Thomas...Pringle, William J ...

Parker, GeorgePartridge, Timothy .

.

PiasaBunker Hill.Belleville....Bunker Hill.

Otterville, Mo..8t. Louis, Mo ..

Woodburn.Alton

Bunker Hill..

MolineAltonSomervillel.Brighton ...

Bunker HillPiasa

JulyJulyJulyJulyJulyJulyJuly

JulyJulyJuly

JulyJulyJulyJulyJulyJuly

22. 186119, 186110, 186120, 186115, 186122. 1861

20. 1861

25, 186117. 186119,1861

20. 186110, 1861

18. 186119, 186122, 1861

19. 1861

July 25,1861

AltonMaystown ...

Bunker Hill.ShipmanBunker Hill.

AltonBunker Hill..

July 25,1861

AltonMiles StationAbingdonWoodburnBollard, Mo ..,

Bunker Hill..

Miles Station.ShipmanBunker Hill..

JulyJulyJulyJulyJuly

JulyJulyJulyJuly

JulyJulyJulyJulyJulyJuly

JulyJuly

20, 186125. 1861

22, 186120. 186115.1861

15.186119, 1861

25, 186115. 186118, 186120,1861•Z2. 186111,1861

15,186125,1861

Miles Station..Greene countyBunker Hill...

Bunker Hill....

July 19,1861

Aug. 14,1862

Discharged July 29, 1864.

Re-enlisted as Veteran...Died at home. Jan. 20, '62.

Trans, to Co. F, 59th Inf..Re-enlisted as Veteran...

Discharged Apr. 18, '62 .,

Re-enlisted as Veteran.,Discharged July 22, 1864 .

Trans. V. R. C, May 1.'64.

Discharged July 22, 1864 . ..

Discharged July 29, 1864 . .

.


.

Discharged Aug. 18. 1864 .


Discharged July 29. 1864.

.

Died May 3,1862: wounds.Re-enlisted as Veteran...

Disch. Jan. 20,1863: dis !!!


Re-enlisted as Veteran...Discharged July 29, 1864.

.


Died Mo'nd City, Dec. 12,'61

Re enlisted as Veteran....Discharged July 29, 1864.


Disch. from Gen. Hospital,St Louis, Mo., Aug. 25. '61

Piasa

C.Girardeau.Mo

Bunker Hill.MadisonAltonBunker Hill.

MaystonShipman —Bunker Hill.Alton

Bunker Hill.AltonBunker Hill.

Alton

Boston, KyGalenaBollandCo.,Mo.AltonBunker Hill....

Feb.Aug.

Oct.Aug.Jan.Feb.Jan.Aug.Aug.Aug.Jan.Aug.Feb.

Jan.Feb.Oct.JulyJan.

Aug.Oct.Sept.Feb.Feb.

Feb. 15,1864

Feb. 23,1864Feb. 20.1864Feb. 21,1864

Feb. 23.1864

Feb!'"2i,'i864

Feb.Mar.Oct.JulyFeb.

23. 186427. 186525,18619, 1864

21. 1864


Pro.' Corp.' 'Di'scii'.'j'y 29,''64

Died Mo'ndCity. Sppt.7,'61?Re-enlisted as VeteranDied Oct. 9, '64 ; wounds . .

.

Disch. to receive com. 1stLt.,cord ree't. Oct., 1865.

Re-enlisted as Veteran—Died, Ft. Holt. Nov. 28, '61.?


.

Absent without leaveDied Nashville. Aug. 28. '64


Mustered out July 9. 1865..Died Apr. 6, 1862; wounds.Mustered out July 9. 1865..Kil'd Allat'na Pass Oc.5.'64Mustered out July 9, 1865

Discharged Nov. 18. 1864 . .

.


.

VVo'nded Oct. 5,'64; absentGen. Hosp. Spr'gfield.Ill

Feb.Feb.

21. 1864

23, 1864

Abs'nt, sick David's I.,N.

Y

Mustered 'o'ti't' j'tiiy 9, "ises!


Name and Rank.

SEVENTH INFANTRY.

COMPANY G-NEW COMPANY.

373

Name and Rank.


Name and Rank.Date of rank

orenlistment.

Dateof muster.

Kincade, George R .

.

Kernan. JohnMayfield. Wesley H .

Mitchell, Harrison ..

Miller, Francis

Morrison, Franklin .

.

Oliphant, Samuel . ..

Rushing, Andrew J .

Seaborn, Charles C.Six,James WSteel, Jefferson S....Santhoff.JohnSewell, James ASparks, James R. P .

Scott, GeorgeStead, WillisJSteel, George WTucker. CharlesTalbot.NoahVandermant, Clint PWilson, Kobert L—Watts, Noah NWardlow, Daniel—Wardlow, MinorWilliam, Charles H .

Wicker, George W ..

Wicker, John MWatts, Elijah NWhite.JohnWatts, Alfred HWoods, John TWade. Frank

Woods, Henry

GriggsvilleAtlasChamberaburgFlintGriggsville ...

PerryGriggsville ...

ChambersburgGriggsville ...

Locust Grovel.

PerryGriggsville ...

NewburgGriggsville ...

FairmountGriggsville ...

FlintGriggsville ...

Chambersburg

.

Newburg

Flint'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.

DetroitFlintGriggsville —Chambersburg

.

Feb. 20.1865

Feb. 17.1865

Feb. 16,

Feb. 17,

Feb. 16,1865

Feb. 17,1865

Feb. 20,1865Feb. 17,1865

Feb. 18.1865

Feb. 17,1865

Feb. 25.

Feb.

Feb.

Feb.Feb.

Feb.

Feb.

Feb.Feb.

Feb.

Feb.

_20. 1865

17. 1865

16, 186517, 1865

20, 186517, 1865

18,1865

17,1865

Mastered out July 9, 1865.

.

Reduced to Private fronvCorp. M. O. July 9. 1865.

Mustered out Jul^ 9, 1865.

.

Pro. Corp. M. O.Jun.26,'65Mustered out July 9, 1865.

.

Died DeCamp Hos.. DavidIsl., N. Y., Mar. 23.1865..

Mustered out July 9. 1865..

Mustered out April, 1865...Mustered out June 9, 1865..

Mustered out July 9. 1865. -

Mustered out June 20, 1865.

Mustered out July 9, 1865..

Died U. S. Gen.Hos.,C'mp-Butler, 111., Mar. 23. 1865..


Mustered out July 5. 1865..Deserted Feb. 24, 1865Mustered out July 9,1865...

Feb. 25,1865

Died at Alexandria, Va.,June 4. 1865

Mustered out July 9,1865.

COMPANY H.

Name and Rank. Residence.Date of rank

orenlistment.


Captains.Clifford W. Holden .,

Jacob L. RingJohn E. SullivanWilliam P. Hackney

.

Firs' Lieutenants.Leo W. MyersJacob L. RingThomas J. Pegram..Daniel L. Ambrose..

Second Lieutenants.Jacob L. RingThomas J. Pegram..Samuel E. Fergus...

First Sergeant.PhiloH. Conkling ..

Sergeants.Thomas J. Pegram..William D. Fletcher.Samuel E. Fergus...

Corporals.Charles F. Smith...James A. Waltman.James BurrowsJob J. Whiteman...

SpringfieldAtlanta. ...

LincolnAtlanta...Keokuk, la

LincolnAtlanta

.

Lincoln

Lincoln

Lincoln

Apr. 25,1861Nov. 14,1862Apr. 22,1864Oct. 5, 1864

July 25,1861Apr. 7. 186:!

Nov. 14,1862July 25,1864

July 25.1861Apr. 7, 1862Nov. 14,186:

July 25.1

July 25,1861

July 25,1861

Apr. 1, 1865

July 25,1861May 29,1862Jan. 11,1863Nov. 1, 1864

July 25,1861June 17,1862Jan. 25,1863

July 25,1861

July 25,1861

July 25,1861

Resigned Nov. 14, 1862Discharged July 29. 1864 . .

.

Killed in action, Oct. 5, 1864Mustered out July 9. 1865 .

.

Killed at Shiloh, Apr. 6, '62.

PromotedMustertd out July 25, 1864.Mustered out July 9,1865..

Discharged Dec. 19.1864 ,


Disch. July 18, '62; disabil.Promoted 2d Lieutenant ..



Name and Rank. Enrolled at.

Date ofrank or en-listment.

Dateof muster. Remarks,

Alexander A. Fickes..Edward L. Forsyth ...

William H. Briggs....James Walker

Musicians.William Holden

James W. D.Hill

Wagoner.Francis M. Reeves—

Privates-Albert, HenryAmbrose, Daniel L ...

Ashen, Samuel FAllen, fi'rederick S —Ballard, George WBarney, ColesBraucher, AllenBigler. HenryBuckhardt, Gottlieb...Bates, William BClayton, John MCook, Edmund HDugan, DavidDowell, EnosDuthie, Alexander P..Donane, WilliamDuflf, JohnHDoner, Darius TEngleman.Ureson Q..Ewing, Wm. L. DFletcher, George W...Fisher, John WFowler, JohnGoltra, Albert VGill. FelixGrosch, JacobGardner, Thomas Q. ..

Hatfield, OwenHackney, William P ..

Hurt, Carol JHughes, J"hnHoblitt, TimothyIden.JohnTJohnson, Orson DJewell, JesseJewell, William RLeslie, Frank AMcKenzie, JamosMurray. PeterMeyers. Ernst HMills, ElamOmay, William TPence. DavidParkinson, Richard...Pierce, Barton WPatterson, John MPrimm, ThomasRhodes. Jacob LReilly. WilliamRingold.John 1

Sutton, JosephStriker, TheodoreSides. David TStrauser, William H..Shaw, WilliamSwallow. Daniel E....Stone, Curtis CSkiver. William RSturgeon, Simpson R.Turner, John DUrban, Charles AWinters, Eber JWaltman, George T...Watkins, AaronWard, Charles

July 25. 1861 July 25

Lincoln

.

Lincoln

,

July 25,1861

July 25.1861

July 25.1861

July 25.2861

July 25.1861

July 25,1861




Died. Broadwell. Jan. 6. '62


Discharged Sept. 19.1861...Re-enlisted as Veteran

Prom. Drum Major. Died.Ft. Donelson, May 22. '62.


Disch. : cause & date unk';

Killed at Shiloh. Apr. 6. '62

Re-enlisted as Veteran—Died. Ft. Holt. Jan. 25. '62 .


Re enlisted as Veteran..

Discharged Sept. 19, 1861

Re enlisted as Veteran.


Mustered out July 11. 1865.Discharged Dec. 27.1861...Re-enlisted as VeteranDied, Mound C'y, Apr.22.'62Absent; sick in hospital ..


Died.Clarksv'le.Mar.l4.'62Mustered out Mar. 24.1865.Re-enlisted as VeteranDischarged Dec. 7. 1861—Died,Pulaski.Ten.Apr.5.'64Drowned. Cairo. Jan. 19.'62

Discharged Sept 19.1861 ..


Discharged; date unkn'n.Re-enlisted as Veteran...

Re-enlisted as Veteran..Discharged Dec, 27.1861

.

Re-enlisted as Veteran..

376 ADJUTANT GENERAL'S REPORT.

Name and Rank.



Date otrank or en-listment.

Dateof muster.

Fickes, Alexander A..

Fisher, John WFletcher. George W...<5ri Ifoil. ThomasGill, FelixGroscH, JacobGwynn, ThomasGriffey, Thomas•Hackney. William P..Hughes, J ohuHarless, DavidHalbert, James MJBoblitt, Timothy

Iden, JohnTJewell, JesseJewell, William RJTohnson, Orson DMurray, PeterMcMahoney, Samuel..Nichol, Edward COmay, William T'Pattison, John MSwallow. Daniel ESmith, Charles PStrauser. William H..Shaw, WilliamSkiver, William R ....

Taylor, William T ....

Watkins, AaronWinters, Eber JWaltman, James A ...

Ward, CharlesWalker, Samuel

Dec. 22.1862 Dec. 22,1

McLean.Lincoln

.

Mar. 9.

:

Dec. 22.1863

Mar. 17.1864

Mar.Dec.

Mar. 17,1864

Trans. N. C. Staff, as Com.Sergeant, Apr. 1,1865....


Prom. Serg. M.O. July 9,'65

Deserted Feb. 18.1864Musteredput July 9, 1865..

Died Mar. 31.1864Prom.Capt. M.O.July 9.'65.

Mustered put J uly^ 9. 1865 .

.

Died Beaufort. S. C. Apr.30,1865

Prom. Corp. Killed Alla-toona Pass, Oct. 5,1864...

Prom. (jorp. M.O. July 9,'65


.

Prom. Corp. M.O. July 9.'65

Discharged March 23, 1865 .


Prom. IstSerg. M.O. J'y 9, '65

Died of wounds Nov. 24, '65


Deserted Feb. 18, 1864


Kil'd AUal'na Pass,pc.5,'64

Discharged Mar. 5,1865....Deserted Feb. 18,1864



Prom. Corp. Killed Alia-toona Pass, Oct. 5. 1864...

COMPANY I.



Dateof muster.

Captains.NoahE. MendellEdward S.Johnson...William E. Norton....

First Lieutenants.Edward S. Johnson...Thomas N. Francis ...

John E. SullivanJames Crawley

Second Lieutenants.Newton FrancisJohn E. SullivanJoseph S. Fisher

First Sergeant.John E. Sullivan

Sergeants.Joseph S.FisherLuke NortonCharles H. Traver ....

John H. Shankland...

Corporals.William H. ClarkJacob KlippelWilliam BoringJohn W. Campbell....Charles J. Myers

Charles M. Fellows ...

William B. BakerOnan Uunsteenson ...

Springfield

,

July 22,1861Feb. 15.1862Apr. 22.1864

July 25. 1861' Killed at Fort Donelson.

.

Aug. 17. 1863 Promoted MajorJuly 29, 1864[Mustered out July 9. 1865.

Springfield ,

Springfield

,

Springfield

,

Sprinefleld

,

Springfield

JulyFeb.

JulyFeb.Mar.

July

July

22.186116, 186221, 1862

22. 1864

22.186116. 186221, 1862

July 25. 1861 PomotedI Promoted Adjutant

Aug. 17. 1863 Promoted Captain Co. H.Nov. 1. 1864'Mustered out July 9, 1865.

July 25,1861

July 25.1861Mar. 29,1862Aug. 15,1863

July 25,1861

July 25.1861

July 25.1861

Promoted

Mustered out July 25.1864!

Promoted 2d Lieutenant

Promoted 2d Lieutenant

.

Re-enlisted as Veteran....


Pro. Serg. Killed All'toonaPass. Ua.. Oct. 5. 1864....

Re-enlisted as Veteran—Re-enlisted as Veteran.

378 ADJUTANT GENEEAL'S REPORT.



Dateof muster.

Wagoner.Joseph O. Prilliam

Privates.Baker. D.JBollyjack, JohnBrown, J. VBussnan, George W...Barrel!, Henry CBruce, Henry ECameron. WilliamCampbell, Anderson ACraven, JamesCrowley, PatrickDaniels, Seth JDavis, WilliamEdwards, ElbertEdwards. William M..Ecker. William JElder, SamuelFlint, Solomon FFlannagan. Thomas J.Gambrel, James LHamilton, Henry H...Hamilton, SethHeskett, Benjamin L.Hill. ThomasHilligr, Gustave PMarsh, GeorgeMcDonald, DugalMay, JohnMcAtte. Thomas J ....Millard. Lawrence J..Miller, PeterMcGinnis, Marcus P..Morgan. Byron E

Springfield

.

Springfield

Nelson, JohnNorton, William E...O'Harra, JohnO'Keefe. DavidPhillips, John MPorter, OlePyle, LorenzoRape. James HRapplye, Levi ARosier, William C...Rogers, William S ...

Royal, Thomas MSargent, William J...Stonebarger. Geo. W.Tipton, BryantToner, MichaelUnkley, John"Walsh, Michael L....Walters, Robert G ...

RecruitsAndrews. JamesBall, James PBillen. Robert 1

Brassfield, James T.Boyd. James OBurrell. WillisCrowlev, William . ..

Crowley, JamesCamp, AlvahCarey, IraCincier, AnthonyCooper. T. Robert...Combs. Silas TDelany, ThomasDuffey. PatrickDaniels, Seth JEvans. ZenasEhrstine. PeterForeman. Thomas ..

Francis, Charles S..Gunstunson. John ..

Gerlitz. Frederick. ..

Springfield

.

July 25.1861

July 25.1861

July 25,1861

July 25.1861


Killed, Shiloh. Apr. 6.1862.Died.Md. City.Nov. 27.'61.

Pro.Hos.St. M.O.July 24,'64

kuYed; Shiloh"Apr. 6,'i862;

Died. Springfi'd. May 21. '62:

Discharged Apr. 23,1862 ...


Died.Ft.Holt.Ky.,Oct.l5,'61Died,C.Dennison,May 7,'62

Killed at Shiloh. Apr. 6. '62



Died. Louisville, Ky., Apr.22.1862

Re enlisted as Veteran

Re-enlisted as Veteran—k{lY'dVFtb''nYs'n\Feb.'l5.'62:

Discharged June 23,1862.Re-enlisted as Veteran..

July 23,1861

Oct.Feb. Feb. 21,1864

Springfield

.

Elm Grove .

Effingham..Springfield.

Feb. 22,1864

Effingham..Springfield

.

Sauneman..Carlinville .

Springfield.

Jan.Oct.

Feb.Jan.Feb.Oct.Feb.Feb.Feb.

Apr. 11.1864Feb. 22,1864Apr. 11,1864

Feb. 10.1864Feb. 21,1864

Oct. 20, 1864Apr. 25,1864Feb. 21,1864

Vandalia ,

Springfield

.

Clear Lake .

Springfield.Sadorus

Re-enlisted as VeteranM. O. on det. July 24.1864..Discharged Nov. 25. 1861...Re-enlisted as VeteranMustered out Oct. 29, 1864.

.

Re-enlisted as VeteranMustered out July 9, 1865..Mustered out July 24. 1865.Mustered out July 9, 1865.

.

Trans. V. R. C.Mar. 19.1865Re-enlisted as VeteranDisch. for pro. Oct. 31. 1864Mustered out July 9, 1865..Kil'd.AUat'naPass, Oc.5,'65Mustered out July 9. 1865.

.

Died.Memphis. Dec.31. '63.?


.

Re-enlisted as VeteranAug.

^ 4, 1861

Feb. 15. 1864Sept. 8,1864Aug. 15.1861Oct. 10. 1861

Feb. 21.

Sept. 28,


Mustered out July 2,1865.Re-enlisted as Veteran...


Name and Rank.



Date ofrank or en-listment.

Dateof muster.

Newman. William HNorton, William E ..

Nelson, Ole

Phillips, John M....

Pullaim, Joseph O ..

Rogers, William S ..

Ryan, JamesRoyal, Thomas M ...

Shankland, John H..Scott, Alfred NSollars, WilliamSpain, PatrickTipton, BryantVesey, GeorgeWalsh, Michael

Wyath, Benjamin...

Springfield... Dec. 22,1863

Mar. 4, 1864

Dec. 22,1863

Dec. 22.1863

Mar. 4, 1864

Dec. 22,1863

Mustered out July 9, 1865..Discharged July 29. 1864...Prom. Hosp.Stew'd; trans-ferred Aug. 18,1864

Killed by citizen, Spring-field, May 10. 1864


Prom.Sergt. M.O.July9,'65Pro.lst S'g't. M.O.July 9,'65

Transferred to V. R. C...Mustered out July 9, 1865..

Reduced to ranks f'm Prin.Mus. M. O.July 9,1865..


COMPANY K.*

Name and Rank.


Name and Rank.

382 ADJUTANT GENERAL'S REPORT.

Name and Rank.


Name and Rank.


HISTORY OF SEVENTH INFANTRY.

Illinois having sent six regiments to the Mexican war, by courtesy the num-bering of the regiments which took part in the war for the Union began with,

number seven. A number of regiments which responded to the first call ofthe President for troops claimed to be the first regiment in the field, but thehonor of being the first was finally accorded to Col. John Cook, and hencehis regiment was numbered seven. The Seventh regiment was recruited as-

follows: Company A from Elgin and vicinity; Company B, Mattoon and vicin-

ity; Company C, Aurora and vicinity; Company D, Litchfield and vicinity;

Company E, Atlanta and vicinity; Company F, Bunker Hill and vicinity;

Company G, Springfield and vicinity; Company H, Lincoln and vicinity; Com-pany I, Springfield and vicinity; Company K, Carlinville and vicinity.

The regiment was mustered into the United States service at Camp Yates,April 25, 1861, by Captain John Pope, U. S. A. Was forwarded to Alton, St.

Louis, Cairo and Mound City, where it remained during the three monthsservice.

Was reorganized and mustered for three years' service, July 25, 1861, byCaptain T. G. Pitcher, U. S. A. Proceeded to Ironton, Missouri, and joinedthe command of Brigadier General B. M. Prentiss. August 23, 1861, marchedto Cape Girardeau, Missouri, where it remained some time, Colonel Cookcommanding Post. The regiment went into winter quarters at Fort Holt,.

Ky., Colonel Cook commanding Post. The garrison c®nsisted of a brigade

—

Seventh and Twenty-eighth Illinois and McAllister's battery. General Grantcommanded the District of Cairo.

Was with the reeonnoitering expedition, under General Grant, in the rearof Columbus, Ky. During the battle of Belmont was sent to Elliot's Mills,

just above Columbus. On February 3, 1862, embarked for Fort Henry, andon the 12th for Fort Donelson, taking part in the investment and siege of,thatplace, February 13, 14 and 15, and was engaged in the last charge on the left

of the enemy's works. At Don»lson the regiment was commanded by Lieu-tenant Colonel Babcock, Colonel Cook commanding Third Brigade SecondDivision, Major General C. F. Smith commanding. Loss three killed, includ-ing the gallant Captain Mendell of Company I, and nineteen wounded.

February 21, 1862, left Fort Donelson for Clarksville, Tenn', Major Rowettcommanding. Lieutenant Colonel Babcock absent, sick, and Colonel Cookcommanding Brigade. Ordered to Nashville, and afterwards to PittsburgLanding, where it arrived March 22, 1862. Was engaged continually, April &and 7, at the battle of Shiloh, under command of Lieut. Col. Rowett, Col.

Babcock being absent, sick, and Colonel Cook having been promoted to Brig-adier General on the 2nd of March; was a part of Colonel Sweeny's Brigadeof General W. H. L. Wallace's Division; went into action between 9 and 10o'clock April 6th, and first took possession at Duncan's Field and drove theenemy in its front across the field but was in turn driven back; and when theDivision Commander, General W. H. L. Wallace, was killed and the BrigadeCommander, Colonel T. W. Sweeny, was wounded and taken off the field,

Lieutenant Colonel Rowett obtained permission from General McClernaud toform on his left and become a part of his line, where his horse was killed in

a charge on the enemy. The Seventh was in the line that repulsed the last

charge of the enemy on the night of the 6th, when it was advanced to a picketline and remained there until relieved by General Buell's command near day-light next morning. It went into action before noon on the 7th, and washotly engaged when the enemy retreated at 3 o'clock P. M. In this battle

the regiment lost, in killed, 2 commissioned officers and 15 men; wounded 79.

Lieutenant Colonel Rowett was among the latter.


Was engraged up to May 30th with Third Brigade, Second Division, and incenter of right wing, moving upon Corinth—meanwhile having several skir-mishes with the enemy. On evacuation of Corinth, May 30, by the enemy,the regiment marched to Farmington and Booneville, Mississippi, repairingroads and bridges, and returned to Corinth, June 11, 1862. At battle of Cor-inth, October 3 and 4, 1862, the regiment was engaged both days, entire, onright of Third Brigade, and still in Second Division. Colonel Babcock wasin command. On 5th October marched in pursuit of enemy as far as Rucker-ville, and returned on 10th. Loss at Corinth—2 commissioned officers and 6men killed, and 46 wounded. Also, 21 prisoners, who have since been ex-changed and returned to duty. December 18, marched to Lexington, Mis-souri, in pursuit of'guerrillas.

February 28th, 1863, Colonel Andrew J. Babcock resigned and retired fromthe service, when Lieutenant Colonel Richard Rowett was promoted Colonel,to rank from that date.

April 15, 1863, marched with General Dodge's command through luka,Glendale and Burnsville to Bear Creek, on the Alabama line. On 17th, de-ployed as skirmishers, drove the enemy from the creek, and, as soon as thecavalry had crossed, companies C and K pushed forward at a double quick insupport of a battery. The remainder of the brigade then crossed, and, mov-ing forward to Cherokee, engaged the rebels. The Seventh, on the right,killed 12 of the enemy and captured two prisoners. At dark retired, andnext morning moved back to Bear Creek.

April 25, again moved forward tp Tuscumbia, and the same evening toSouth Florence, joining the Ninth Illinois (mounted) Infantry. The next daymoved with mam column to Town Creek. April 28th, crossed Town Creekand drove the enemy three miles, and remained on the ground during thenight with the Second Iowa Infantry. On 29th, recrossed and returned toCorinth with the command, arriving May 2. Loss, during this expedition,one man killed—accidentally shot.

May 12 to June 8, 1863, guarded railroad from Bethel to Jackson, Tennes-see. June 18, mounted, by order of Major General Dodge, and the remainderof the month was scouting through West Tennessee. July 7 to 9, on scout.July 26 to August 5, on expedition under command of Colonel Rowett, of theSeventh, capturing 42 prisoners, including one Colonel and two Captains, andmany horses and mules. Lost one man, accidentally killed. Again went out,together with 100 men of the Tenth Missouri Cavalry. Had several skirmishesand captured 20 prisoners. September 26, commenced a four days' expeditionwith the Seventh Kansas Cavalry, Colonel Rowett in command. Had somevery brisk skirmishes, and captured 30 prisoners and several horses andmules. October 4, relieved Eighteenth Missouri at Chewalla, and was againrelieved on the 28th.

October 26, proceeded to luka. Here guarded approaches until the 6th ofNovember, when marched to Eastport, and, crossing the Tennessee river,

moved on flanks of Dodge's command, capturing horses, etc., and fightingguerrillas until November 12, when camped at Pulaski. November 17th to19th, scouted to and beyond Lawrenceburg, capturing 30 prisoners. Novem-ber 21, ordered ro Corinth, and returned to Pulaski, capturing 25 prisoners.December 10, ordered on scout towai-d Shreve Creek and Florence, Alabama.The Seventh Infantry re-enlisted as Veterans at Pulaski, Tennessee, De-

cember 22, 1863, and was mustered in January 6, 1864, and left immediatelyfor Illinois, to receive 30 days' furlough. Arrived at Springfield, January 18,1804. Received an enthusiastic reception from the citizens. Quartered in

Representatives' Hall until next day, when furloughed. Reassembled Feb.18, 1864, reinforced by 200 recruits. Left Camp Butler for Pulaski on the 23d,under command of Major Estabrook—Col. Rowett being in command of CampButler. Arrived at Pulaski Feb. 27, 1864, where the regiment was mounted,and left for Florence, Alabama, 90 miles distant, to patrol the Tennesseeriver and watch Forrest's coTimand,which were just leaving Tuscaloosa, Ala.,on the memorable raid on Paducah and Fort Pillow. The regiment was di-

vided into three detachments—four companies at Florence, two companies atSweetwater, and four at Centre Star

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April 8th, Col. Rowett returned to the regiment, whose headquarters wereat Florence, Alabama, and again assumed command, having been relievedfrom the command at Camp Butler, at his own request.

On the morning of the 7th of May, General Roddy's rebel brierade crossedthe Tennessee, between Sweetwater and Centre Star, and attacked the com-panies at Florence and Sweetwater, After six hours severe fighting againstten time-^ their number, the companies were obliged to retire with a loss ofthree officers and 32 men wounded and captured. On the 13th of May, the7th returned with the 9th Ohio Cavalry, under command of Colonel Rowett,and drove the rebels across the Tennessee, capturing a number of prisoners.Was engaged in patroling the river until June 14th, when the regiment wasdismounted and ordered to report to the Brigade Commander at Rome,Georgia. Arrived at Chattanooga, Tennessee, on the 17th of -hine, and wasordered to Tilton, Georgia, to patrol the railroad from Dalton to Resaca,which was then threatened by rebel Cavalry. On July 7th was relieved bythe 18th Wisconsin Infantry, and proceeded to Rome, Ga., and went into

camp on the south side of the Etowa river. On the 29th of July the non-Vet-eran officers and men were mustered out by reason of expiration of term ofservice. Capt. Hector Perrin was mustered as Lt. Colonel, and Capt. EdwardS. Johnson as Major. On the 3rd of October, 1864, the 4th Division, 15thArmy Corps, (to which the Seventh was attached) commanded by Gen. JohnM. Corse, was ordered to AUatoona Pass to assist in the defense of that im-portant station, then threatened by Hood's army. The 3rd Brigade, consist-

ing of the 7th, 50th and 57th Illinois, and 39th Iowa, commanded by Col.Rowett, reached the Pass on the morning of October 4th. The railroad beingdestroyed after the passage of this Brigade, the rest of the Division failed to

reach its destination. On the morning of the 5th the Pass was attacked byGen. French's rebel Division, numbering six thousand men. The 7th, armedwith the Henry rifle, (or IGshooter,) did gallant and fearful work—success-fully repelling four separate charges made by the desperate and hungryenemy on the line occupied by them— its torn and bleeding ranks told at whata fearful cost. Its colors, under which fell many a gallant bearer that day,were never lowered.

"Let its stained and tattered mass,Tell the story of the terror and the gloryOf the battle of the AUatoona Pass."

The brave Capt. Jack Sullivan and Adjutant Robinson fell mortallywounded. Col. Rowett was severely wounded in the head. Thirty-eight menwere killed and sixty-seven wounded. The enemy lost two thousand two hun-dred killed and wounded, and, not able to stand against this gallant little

band of defenders in the Pass, they fled, leaving this number on the field. TheSeventh, together with all those who assisted in that gallant defense and glor-

ious victory, won never fading laurels, and was highly complimented by theDivision Commander and General Sherman, who said: "For the numbers en-gaged, they stood upon the bloodiest battle field ever known upon the Ameri-can continent." After the battle the regiment returned to Rome, and on the12th of November, with their Corps, under command of General Osterhaus,joined the Grand Army of Sherman at Kingston, Georgia, where preparationswere being made for the "March to the Sea."

On the 21st of November the regiment was remounted and detailed as theadvance of the 15th Army Corps. On December 22nd, under command ofLieutenant Colonel Perrin, it entered Savannah with Sherman's victoriouscolumns. Then turning northward with the army, entered into the campaignof the Carolinas; participated in the battles of Salkahatchie Swamp, Benton-ville and Columbia.

While on the march to the sea the regiment was surprised by the appear-ance of Captain E. R. Roberts, who was captured, with most of his company.May 7th, 1864, at Florence, Alabama. He had effected his escape from theprison pen at Columbia, South Carolina, and by night had travelled 180 milesto join his regiment.


April 20th Colonel Rowett returned from his enforced absence, caused by-

wounds received at the battle of Allatoona, and again took command of the3rd Brigade.

After the surrender of General Johnson, April 26th, the regiment took upits line of march for home by way of Petersburg, Richmond and AlexandriaMay 17th, 1865, and took part in the grand review at Washington, when it

was ordered to Louisville, Kentucky, where, on the 9th of July, it was mus-tered out of service. The regiment arrived at Springfield July 11th, when it

was paid off and discharged.

As a little retrospect it will not be improper to say that the Seventh In-fantry takes great pride in the fact that it was the first organized regimentfrom this State mustered into the United States service in the war that waswaged to save the Union, and the first to return to the capital of the Stateand re-enlist as veterans, as well as being the only regiment in the wholearmy that purchased its own guns—the Henry rifles, 16-shooters—paying $50each for them out of their meager pay of $13 per month, thereby increasingtheir effective force five- fold. Colonel Rowett, who commanded the Sevenththe last four hours of the battle of Allatoona, where Sherman had stored mil-lions of rations, while according to all the highest meed of praise for gallantconduct and stubborn courage, insists tbat without the aid of the 16-shooters,French's 6000 rebels would have overwhelmed the gallant 1500 of "The Pass."Colonel Rowett was promoted to Brevet Brigadier General on recommenda-tion of General Sherman, for gallant conduct in this battle.

General Sherman, speaking of this battle, in his official report says:

"I esteemed this defense of Allatoona so handsome and important that I

made it the subject of a General Order, viz:—No. 80 of October 7, 1864:

"The General commanding avails himself of the opportunity in the hand-some defense of Allatoona to illustrate the most important principle of war,that fortified posts should be defended to the last, regardless of the relativenumbers of the party attacking or attacked. The thanks of this army aredue and are hereby accorded to General Corse. Colonel Tourtellotte, ColonelRowetl, officers and men, for their determined and gallant defense of Alla-toona, and it is made an example to illustrate the importance of preparing intime, and meeting the danger when presented, boldly, manfully and well.

"Commanders and garrisons of the posts along our railroads are hereby in-

structed that they must hold their posts to the last minute, sure that the timegained is valuable and necessary to their comrades at the front.

By order of Major General W. T. Sherman.(Signed) L. M. DAYTON, Aid-de-camp. ''^

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