6th United States Infantry

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The 6th United States Infantry is a unit of United States Regular Infantry troops that existed before the outbreak of the War. The unit saw action in the War of 1812, the Mexican-American War, the Indian Wars, and every subsequent conflict the country has participated in since the War of the Rebellion.

Regimental History and Service Record

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In Brief
Dates Full Unit
Designation
Significant Events Other
Brigaded Units
April 1861 United States Army / ? Stationed primarily in California ?
October 31, 1861-
January 31, 1862
United States Army / ? Regiment concentrated in Washington, D.C. ?
January-
May 1862
Army of the Potomac (?) /
Sykes' Regular Infantry (George Sykes, Brigadier General) /
Reserve Brigade (?)
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May 1862-
June 1863
Army of the Potomac (?) /
5th Army Corps (?) /
2nd Division (?) /
2nd Brigade (?)
?
June-
August 1863
5th Army Corps (?) /
2nd Division (?) /
1st Brigade (?)
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August 1863-
May 1865
Department of the East (?)
  • Moved to New York City August 16-21, thence to Fort Hamilton. N. Y. Harbor, and duty there until May 17, 1865
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May-
October 1865
Department of the South (?) /
District of Savannah, Georgia (?)
  • Moved to Savannah, Ga., May 17-21, and duty in District of Savannah, Ga., until October, 1865
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1860

In January, 1860, the headquarters and Companies A and H were at Benicia Barracks, B at Fort Humboldt, C, E and F, at Fort Yuma, D at Fort Bragg, and G, I and K, at New San Diego.

Company A, Captain Franklin F. Flint commanding, left Benicia Barracks May 14 and arrived at Truckee River, U. T., three hundred miles distant, on the 31st, and on June 2 had an engagement with the Indians in which one private was severely wounded.

On October 17, 1860, the colonel of the regiment, Brevet Brig. Gen. Newman S. Clarke, died at San Francisco while in command of the department of California. He was succeeded by Colonel Washington Seawell, promoted from the 8th Infantry, who joined the regiment at Benicia Barracks on March 8, 1861.

1861

On April 2, a detachment of thirty enlisted men of Company B, 6th Infantry, under the command of 1st Lieut. Joseph B. Collins, 4th Infantry, left Fort Humboldt, on a scout in the Bald Hills, Cal. They were engaged with the "hostiles" on the 14th and 15th near Mad River, about fifty miles from the post.

The Indians lost on the first day between fifteen and twenty killed, and on the second day five killed and three wounded. The only casualty among the troops was one man wounded.

The great War of the Rebellion was now in progress, and the summons had crossed the continent for the Sixth to hurry eastward. Several of its best and bravest officers, honest in a mistaken construction of the Constitution and true to their convictions as to duty under it, had tendered their resignations and given themselves to the fatal cause. But the rank and file with unhesitating fealty stood by the old flag, and remained to a man, on the side of the North.

The movement began October 31, 1861, and by January 31, 1862, the entire regiment was concentrated at Washington under the command of its colonel.

1862

Colonel Seawell retired from active service February 20, 1862, and was succeeded by Colonel Electus Backus, promoted from the 3d Infantry, who died at Detroit, Mich., on June 7, 1862, and was in turn succeeded by Col. Hannibal Day, promoted from the 2d Infantry.

The regiment left Washington City on March 10, 1862, for service in the field, as part of Sykes' Brigade of Regulars, and participated in the siege and the operations which preceded the evacuation of Yorktown by the enemy on May 4.

The regiment was mainly employed on picket duty along the Chickahominy until June 26, when it was sent to reinforce a portion of McCall's Division of Fitz John Porter's Corps which was engaged with the enemy at Mechanicsville. It arrived close to the scene of conflict late in the evening, but took no part in the action, and the next morning was ordered to fall back towards Gaines' Mill and await the attack of the enemy, who was advancing in force. The battle commenced about noon on the 27th.

During the earlier stages the 5th New York and a South Carolina regiment had repeatedly attacked each other to no purpose. Colonel Warren about 3 o'clock in the afternoon asked the division commander for the Sixth Infantry, and formed it in front of and perpendicular to the line of the 5th New York and 17th Infantry, facing the open space over which the former and the South Carolina regiment had been charging and countercharging. The arrangement was that the 5th New York should repeat its charge, and on being countercharged the Sixth was to take the Confederate regiment in flank. The Sixth Infantry had hardly taken position when those in command saw the uselessness of such work, which, according to Warren's graphic words, was "only covering the ground with dead men," and the regiment received orders simply to hold its position in the woods, which it did until about sunset, when the Federal lines, flanked at both extremities, gave way.

As the regiment's position was in advance of the first line and in the woods, the status of affairs was not at once apparent, but a few moments under heavy canister fire sufficed to clear up matters, and, crossing a small bridge, the Sixth in disarray passed to the rear between two of the enemy's skirmish lines, and reformed on the ridge occupied by Generals French and Meagher.

Later in the evening the regiment moved into the valley of the Chickahominy, and early on the morning of the 28th crossed that stream. The bridge was destroyed after the passage of the Sixth Infantry, the last troops to leave the field.

In this action Captain R. W. Foote was killed, and Lieutenants H.A.F. Worth and D.D. Lynn were wounded. Captain Thomas Hendrickson, commanding the regiment, had his horse killed under him. Of the enlisted men five were killed and sixty-one wounded.

During the day 2d Lieutenant Jeremiah P. Schindel, while separated from the regiment with a few men, exhibited personal bravery and coolness under fire to a marked degree.

The regiment arrived at Manasses [i.e., Manassas] via Warrenton junction August 20th, and participated in the second battle of Bull Run on the 30th. It occupied a position about the centre of the line, near the Warrenton Turnpike, from early in the forenoon until near five o'clock, P. M., and falling back with the army bivouacked that night at Centerville.

Six enlisted men of the regiment were killed in this battle; and Lieutenants C.M. Pyne, A.W. Bickley, and J.P. Schindel, and twenty-five enlisted men, were wounded.

During the battle of Antietam, September 17, the Sixth was on picket duty, and on the 19th the regiment proceeded to Nolan's Ford on the Potomac near Sharpsburg, crossed into Virginia, and had a skirmish with the enemy on the 20th, and, finding him in force, re-crossed in obedience to orders and encamped at Sharpsburg, Md.

The regiment took part in several reconnoissances in October, November and December, and on December 11 bivouacked on a ridge on the north bank of the Rappahannock, overlooking the valley and city of Fredericksburg.

Crossing with Hooker's division on the 13th, the regiment was moved forward to within a few hundred yards of the famous stone wall for the purpose of attacking on the morning of the 14th. The plan being changed, the Sixth held its position in the line on the same ground during the whole of the 14th, Sunday, under a most galling fire without having a chance to make an appreciable return. Between 11 and 12 o'clock P. M. the line was withdrawn into the town, and occupied the main street during the 15th exposed to some artillery fire. About 9 o'clock P. M. the division of which the Sixth formed a part was moved nearer the outskirts of the town, where it remained till next morning, when in a fog and rain the regiment recrossed the Rappahannock, following the First Brigade. The ground in front of Company E was so flat that in the course of the day 1st Sergeant Thetard—afterwards mortally wounded at Gettysburg—was struck, and Corporal Kelley and five other men were picked off in succession. Having re-crossed the river the regiment during the day and night reoccupied with its division the bivouac on the ridge north of and overlooking the city, and on the 17th returned to camp near Potomac Creek.

At Fredericksburg five enlisted men were killed, and 2d Lieutenant James McKim and twenty enlisted men were wounded.

1863

The regiment left camp near Potomac Creek April 27, 1863, and proceeded to Harwood Church, on the Fredericksburg-Warrenton road, crossed the Rappahannock at Kelly's Ford on the 29th, and after dark on the same day waded the Rapidan at Ely's Ford and bivouacked on its right bank. On the 30th the Sixth marched with its division to Chancellorsville, and after a short halt moved out on the Fredericksburg road for about three-quarters of a mile and bivouacked for the night.

In the forenoon of May 1 the Second Brigade was formed on the edge of the Wilderness, with the 2d and 6th Infantry on the right of the road. The line, only part of the time covered by skirmishers, rapidly advanced, brushing away the Confederate force in front, which precipitately retreated, but re-formed while the Federals halted, and opened a fire from which the 2d and 6th Infantry particularly suffered. Being finally outflanked, the line was withdrawn, and on reaching the ground where it had formed in the morning, the Sixth was detached to cover the exposed flank until relieved. General Hancock's skirmishers soon coming up, the regiment rejoined the brigade, which had reached the ground of the previous night's bivouac.

The casualties to the regiment in this action were confined to the enlisted men, one being killed and twenty-three wounded.

On the 3d, while on picket in the vicinity of Chancellorsville, the regiment captured four of the enemy, and while engaged in a skirmish two enlisted men were wounded.

On the morning of the 6th the regiment retreated with the army towards the Rappahannock, re-crossed at the U. S. Ford, and arrived after a hard march of sixteen miles at the old camp on Potomac Creek, near Falmouth.

The regiment left camp on Potomac Creek, June 4, for Benson's Mills where it remained until the 13th, when it took up the march for Aldie, Va., arriving at that point on the 22d. It left Aldie on the 27th, crossed the Potomac at Edwards' Ferry on the same day, and marching with but little intermission until the 30th, arrived at Unionville, Md.

At Frederick the Sixth Infantry was transferred from the Second to the First Regular Brigade of Sykes' Division, under its colonel, Hannibal Day, as brigade commander.

Moving into Pennsylvania, the regiment by dawn of July 2 was in position on the extreme right of the Union line, not far from the Baltimore and Gettysburg Turnpike.

About the middle of the forenoon it was placed as reserve near the centre of the line, and during the afternoon was moved in haste to the left and down the rugged slopes with the regular brigades. The Second penetrated the woods and wheat field in front, while the First, to which the Sixth Infantry belonged, held the open ground immediately in its rear. The left being in the air and the troops on the right having given way the division was ordered to fall back.

The regular infantry, which included the Sixth, was then formed in the woods back of Little Round Top and remained there during the 3d, exposed to the fire of artillery and to that of sharpshooters who were hidden among the rocks in and around the "Devil's Den."

On the morning of the 4th the First Regular Brigade was ordered towards the Emmetsburg Turnpike, to " feel " the enemy. It advanced with the 3d, 4th and 6th Infantry in line, the Sixth on the left, to the edge of Durfee's peach orchard, which was entered by the skirmishers. The brigade then moved back to Little Round Top, but was immediately faced about with orders to picket the "Devil's Den " and outer edge of the woods in front of the line. The Confederate outposts were in close proximity, and the picket firing which soon began was continued until dark.

On the morning of the 5th, part of the picket line, including Company I, 6th Infantry, was advanced beyond the Emmetsburg road. In the afternoon the brigade returned to its position in the woods in front of Round Top, and by 5 o'clock was with the division in pursuit of the enemy, bivouacking that night about four miles from Emmetsburg.

The casualties to the regiment at Gettysburg were 1st Sergeant I. Thetard, Company E, and seven privates killed; 2d Lieutenant Thomas Britton, eight non-commissioned officers and thirty privates wounded.

Lieutenant Britton's wound was received under circumstances which especially distinguished him for bravery.

The regiment was lying down exposed to a telling fire from Confederate sharpshooters, when, to steady the growing uneasiness of his men, he deliberately rose in the line of file closers, stretched and yawned as though waking from a nap, and coolly walked back and forth the length of the company.

On the 1st of August 1863 Colonel Day was retired from active service and was succeeded by Col. E. A. King, promoted from the 19th Infantry; but on the 20th of September,—less than two months later,—Colonel King was killed at the battle of Chickamauga while in command of a brigade of Thomas' Corps. He was succeeded by Colonel J. D. Greene, promoted from the 17th Infantry.

On August 16, 1863, the regiment, under the command of Captain Montgomery Bryant, embarked for New York City, where it arrived on the 21st and camped in Washington Park. It had been sent there on account of the draft riots, and remained doing provost duty until the 11th, when it was transferred to Fort Hamilton, N. Y. H.


1864

While at Fort Hamilton the regiment was consolidated into two companies,—H and L—and drilled as heavy artillery, to form part of the defenses of New York City.

1865

On May 17, 1865, the regiment embarked on the steamer Star of the South for Savannah, Ga., where it arrived on the 21st and was assigned to duty as part of the forces of the District of Savannah with headquarters at Hilton Head.

The regiment,—with the exception of Companies B and I on detached service at Lawtonville, S. C., since September,—arrived at Charleston, S. C., from Hilton Head on December 9, 1865, and took quarters in the "Citadel."

During February skeleton Companies A, C, E and F, were recruited from the depot, completing the original organization of the regiment.

While the headquarters remained at Charleston the companies were moved from place to place in South Carolina, being stationed from time to time at Charleston, Georgetown, Aiken, Beaufort, Darlington, Orangeburg, Lawtonville, Columbia, Strawberry Station, and other points.

Regimental Roster

Field and Staff Officers


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6th United States Infantry / Field and Staff Officers
Rank Name City/Town Commission From
Captain [[]] ? ?
Colonel Electus Backus ? ?
Lieutenant Colonel George Andrews ? ?
Sergeant Major George Anderson ? ?
Sergeant Major Stephen Baker (3) ? ?
Quartermaster Sergeant Stephen Baker (2) ? ?
? Patrick Avery ? ?
Henry Boynton Clitz
Hannibal Day
James Durrell Greene
James K Mason
Charles N Ruby
Washington Seawell
George Weed Wallace
Henry Walton Wessells
Daniel Powers Whiting


Regimental Band


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6th United States Infantry / Regimental Band (Officers)
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Captain [[]] ? ?

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6th United States Infantry / Regimental Band (Enlisted Men)
Rank Name City/Town Enlistment Date
Private [[]] ? ?
Thomas Weldon


Company A


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Company B


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6th United States Infantry / Company B (Officers)
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6th United States Infantry / Company B (Enlisted Men)
Rank Name City/Town Enlistment Date
Private [[]] ? ?
Private George Ackerman ? ?
Private John Adams ? ?
Private Andrew Arnold ? ?
Private Perry Arnold ? ?
Private Alexander Arthur ? ?
Private Edward Arthurs ? ?
James Barnes
William Bell
Davy Bernard
William Blake
John N Bolton
Michael Brennan
George Bulkley
James Burk
William Burke
John H Burns
Patrick Casey
John Castey
James Chris
Charles Claydon
Charles Collins
Charles W Collins
Taylor Conklin
Michael Conroy
Michael Conroy
James Craigee
Cornelius Cronan
Bernard Dany
Simon Daysey
Benjamin Dennis
Michael Dolan
John Donoghue
John Dougherty
Michael Doyle
John Duffy
Patrick Eagan
Michael Ellendorff
William H Elwood
Daniel Farrell
John Flanders
Edward Flynn
John Flynn
John Forbes
Edward Gill
Edward Gill
Thomas Gillen
John Gilligan
August Gunzenhauzer
Jacob Hammer
Edward Hammers
Michael Hanlon
Bernard Harle
Thomas Heron
Louis Houlle
William Jackel
Edward Johnston
James Joice
Lawrence Kavanah
John Kenny
Owen Kiernan
John Kiphart
Wilhelm Klebold
William Kroenke
James Landers
James Lawler
Joseph Lennon
Owen Leonard
James H Lewis
Christian Lingemann
George E Lovell
William Mace
George Martan
Joseph Martin
Patrick Mason
John B Mayer
Patrick McCabe
John B McCauley
Michael McCharty
Michael McDermont
Samuel McElmoil
Hugh McLean
Peter McManaman
Timothy McNulty
August Meyer
William H Miller
Robert Montross
Isaac Morgan
Laurence Morisey
Frederick Morley
Thomas Morris
John T Murphy
Frank Murray
James Murray
Maurice O'Brien
Chauncey E O'Dell
Patrick O'Keeffe
William O'Neil
John D O'Neill
Robert Parker
James Parry
Jonathan C Parsons
Charles Plambeck
James H Priestner
James N Purdy
Edward Quigley
Patrick Quinn
John Race
William Raschke
John Ray
John Read
James Reedy
Claus Reimers
Jacob Renz
Jacob Ricort
Edward Riggs
John Riley
Anthony Roe
James Rogers
Charles Ross
Michael Rossh
William Rumpf
George Russell
John Ryan
Robert Ryan
Christopher Schuirer
Joseph M Scott
Philander Scott
Daniel Seavey
George Shearson
Joseph Sheffield
Patrick Shiniha
Jacob Shirken
David Smith
James Smith
James Smith
John Smith
John Smith
Johannes Spring
William Start
Rudolph Strahl
Otto Struwe
Henry Sullivan
John Sullivan
Michael Sullivan
John Taylor
Valentine Taylor
William Taylor
James Thompson
John Tillson
Patrick Tims
Daniel Toner
John Truax
Thomas Tuite
Edward Everett Underwood
John Waldron
Joseph Walker
James Warlow
George Webber
Karl F Weber
Henry Weidemer
John Welch
Peter Welles
Joseph Whelan
William White
John Williams
John Wilson
John Wilson
John Woodron
William Worter


Company C


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Company D


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6th United States Infantry / Company D (Officers)
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Captain [[]] ? ?
1st Sergeant Stephen Baker ? ?

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6th United States Infantry / Company D (Enlisted Men)
Rank Name City/Town Enlistment Date
Private [[]] ? ?
Private James Adams ? ?
Private Byron B. Adsit ? ?
Private Alford Allen ? ?
Private Henry Amann ? ?
Private James Anderson ? ?
Private Francis Armstrong ? ?
Private Stephen Baker ? ?
Private Stephen Baker ? ?
James Barnes
James A Bartlett
Peter Bauman
William Beeson
James B Benton
John Bergin
Samuel Birch
Edward Boyle
James Brady
Charles Brooks
Charles M Brown
Frank Brown
John Brown
Ulric S Brown
Samuel Burger
Francis Burk
John Burk
Thomas Burnett
Edwin Bush
Thomas Butler
John Byron
Joseph Cain
Lewis Cain
Francis Callaghan
Charles Callahan
Philip Carney
John Carrigan
John Casey
William Cassidy
William Cassidy
James Charters
John Clark
William H Clarke
Lauerence Coen
John S Collett
William Conklin
John Conner
Dermott Conroy
James Conroy
Richard Corcoran
Patrick Corton
Thomas Corton
Simeon Covington
Edward Crumlish
Owen Cummings
Thomas Cunningham
James W Daley
Charles Daly
Bernard Daney
Bernard Dany
Philip Day
George J Decker
Matthew Dellingham
John Dempsey
Michael Devlin
Hermann Dick
Matthew Dillingham
William Doeppe
William Doherty
Russell Dolly
Jeremiah Donahue
Jeremiah Donohue
Arthur Dougherty
Cornelius Dougherty
Cornelius Dougherty
James Dougherty
John Dougherty
John Dowling
John T Dowling
William Dowling
Thomas Downey
Purcell B Duane
Thomas Duffy
James D Duncan
John Fair
Thomas Fanning
Simon I Fauch
Thomas Feehery
Richard Fenton
John Fitzgerald
Philip Fitzsimons
Adam Flag
Thomas Flanagan
Mathew Flood
Daniel Foley
James Ford
Martin Ford
Charles Fox
Henry Fox
Henry Fox
George Fritzler
Matthew Gallagher
William Gallagher
Peter Ganer
Daniel Goetz
Jenner Goforth
Charles B Goodwin
Hugh H Grant
Francis Green
Paul Green
John Gregan
Frederick Gruetzmacher
George Y Grunewald
John Hack
Felix Haley
Thomas R Hall
Thomas Halpen
Bernard Hamill
John Hamilton
William Hannan
Bernard Harrington
Bernard Harrington
John Harris
Adelbert T Hatch
John Hays
John Healey
John Heirmann
Charles Herter
Augustus Hicks
Edward A Hix
James Hodges
Otto Hoffman
John Hofling
John Hoover
Adolph Hough
Charles H Howard
Carl Hubner
Richard Hughes
John Ivars
Alonzo Ivers
Thomas Johnson
William H Johnston
Thomas Jones
Robert Kain
Joseph Keenan
Deniss Kelehar
James Kelly
John Kelly
Samuel Kelly
Walter Kennedy
William H Kennedy
Patrick Kiernan
William D Kimball
George King
John King
John T King
William Kingkade
Charles Knapp
Thomas Knudson
Christian Kocher
David F Lange
Jacob Lauffer
George Lauteren
John Laverty
Charles J Lemerick
Godfrey H Leonard
Henry Leonard
John Lester
William A Lester
James W Levett
Samuel Lewis
Robert Liddell
Charles J Limerick
Charles J Limrick
George Logan
Samuel Logan
Charles Longe
Thomas H Loomis
George Lorey
Henry Louis
Daniel Lynn
Patrick Mack
Thomas Mahoney
John Mahony
William Maleady
William Mason
William Mason
Jacob Maxim
Neil McArthur
Bernard McBride
Patrick McCann
John McCarty
James McDermott
Thomas McDermott
John McDonald
Thomas McDonald
Philip McDonough
John McHale
William I McKee
Patrick Meade
Michael Mealy
William Meibaum
Henrie Meirstein
William Meisenhelder
John Mink
George F Minter
Joseph Mitchel
John Mitchell
Thomas Morgan
Harry H Mudge
Michael Mullen
Anthony Muller
William Muller
John Mulligan
James Murphy
James Murphy
John Murphy
James Murray
John Naylor
William Norcross
Michael O'Brien
Charles O'Connor
John O'Hara
Roger O'Hare
James O'Reilly
Thomas Oakford
Elijah Parker
Samuel Parkinson
William Phalen
Augustus Plitt
Gains Powers
James N Purdy
James N Purdy
Robert Quain
Bernard Quinn
Peter Quinn
John Quirk
Michael Ragan
Joseph Rea
Joseph Rea
Frank Reader
James Reagan
John Regan
Collins A Rice
John Richardson
Paul Riell
Ambrose Rippin
James Roland
Lawrence Routch
James Ryan
John Sagstetter
Thomas Salmon
William Scannell
John Schmidt
Theodore Schoppe
John N Schutz
William M Shannon
Martin Shay
John Shea
George Shierden
Anton Shmotz
Thomas Sloane
Edward Smith
Edward Smith
Henry Smith
John Smith
John Smith
Stephen C Smith
Thomas W Smith
Vinzens Stegmuller
Elijah Steward
Charles H Stiles
Daniel Sullivan
Mortimer Sullivan
Mortimer Sullivan
Joseph Summers
Thomas Swane
John Sweeney
Hugo Thohle
Charles Thompson
William H Thompson
Mathew Wale
John Walsh
John Walsh
John Walter
William Warner
James Watch
Francis D Waterman
Perry Watson
Henry Weitzell
Morris Welch
George Wender
Thomas H West
Charles White
Edward Whitney
John Willand
Charles Williams
Jeremiah Williams
Shirley Williams
John Winters
John A Wisel
George Woodruff


Company E


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6th United States Infantry / Company E (Officers)
Rank Name City/Town Commission From
Captain [[]] ? ?
1st Lieutenant Stephen Baker (3) ? May 3, 1865
2nd Lieutenant Stephen Baker (3) ? May 3, 1865
1st Sergeant Stephen Baker (1) ? ?
1st Sergeant Stephen Baker (3) ? ?
Sergeant Stephen Baker (1) ? ?
Sergeant Stephen Baker (3) ? ?
Corporal Stephen Baker (3) ? ?

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Company F


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6th United States Infantry / Company F (Officers)
Rank Name City/Town Commission From
Captain [[]] ? ?
1st Sergeant Stephen Baker ? ?

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6th United States Infantry / Company F (Enlisted Men)
Rank Name City/Town Enlistment Date
Private [[]] ? ?
Private Henry Ainsworth ? ?
Private Frederick Abbott ? ?
Private John Allison ? ?
Ephraim Bowman
Peter Bowman
Patrick Brannan
John Brazzille
James Caldwell
John Callaghan
John Carter
Patrick Condra
James Connell
James Connell
James Connell
Michael Cornwall
Charles Costello
Michael Courtenay
H Crawford
Friedrick Damk
James G Davis
Samuel Dawson
Matthew Dellingham
Franklin L Dennis
Daniel Donovan
Thomas Donovan
Joseph Duffield
James Dunn
Michael Dwyer
John Elliott
William Erving
James Flynn
Patt Fogarty
Martin Frank
Spencer Freeland
Otto Gleim
Leonard Grimm
Hiram H Hall
Alfred Hartenstein
Patrick Heery
Lacy Howell
Fredrick Kaiser
Albert Bradford Kauffman
Joseph Lahr
Fredrick Landgraf
John Lemke
Warden F Logan
Timothy Loring
William Love
Timothy Lovin
James Mack
John Maguire
Charles McCafferey
John McGrath
James McGuire
Thomas McGuire
David J McIntyre
John McKinnon
Joseph Meleher
J Meller
Diannisius Miller
George C Minor
Benjamin Moody
John Moody
Davenport Morey
John Morn
Henry Morris
Patrick Morton
Patrick Munday
James O'Connor
Andrew Oberfell
James Oherin
Freeman Orcutt
William Phelps
Joel Pucket
Thomas Ragan
Drayton M Rea
William P Reinhart
Joseph Roberts
Ransom B Russell
Michael Ryan
Karl Schonert
Henry Schutz
Solomon Selig
David A Severance
James Sherin
John Smith
Phineas Smith
Selig Solomon
William Spear
Benjamin Speicher
Henry Staples
Joseph W Stewart
Robert L Thompson
George W Tinney
Charles Vernon
? Welch
Walter Welch


Company G


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6th United States Infantry / Company G (Officers)
Rank Name City/Town Commission From
Captain [[]] ? ?
Sergeant John Archer ? July 1, 1862
Sergeant Nicolas Baldes ? July 1, 1862
Corporal Joseph Auerback ? ?

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6th United States Infantry / Company G (Enlisted Men)
Rank Name City/Town Enlistment Date
Private [[]] ? ?
Private Charles C. Adams ? ?
Private Hugo Akcohrn ? ?
Private Thomas Ainsworth ? ?
Private Franz Allhaus ? ?
Private Edward Angel ? ?
Private John Archer ? ?
Private William Ashton ? ?
Private Joseph Auerback ? ?
Private James Auglim ? ?
Private John Bagley ? ?
Private Oran E. Baird ? ?
Private Nicholas Baldes ? ?
Burge Ballard
Charles Balmair
Ezra Barker
Ludwig Bartel
James Bell
Batley Bird
James Boles
Thomas Bowdren
Richard Boyle
James Brady
James Brawley
Edward Brereton
John Broughton
Charles Brown
Henrich Brown
Philip Brown
Samuel R Brown
Henry Brubacher
Joseph Bunting
Thomas Caldwell
Westley Cameron
Peter Campell
Thomas Carbery
Thomas Carey
Henry Carlos
James Carr
Matthew Casey
Thomas Cerey
Jonathan Chance
James Clark
Samuel Clark
James N Cochran
William L Cockrell
Conrad Cohl
Hiram W Cole
Michael Connor
James Contoit
Charles Cook
Elijah E Cook
John Crowley
John P Cubiss
William M Daniels
Thomas Davis
Edwin DeGrey
August Dembrowske
David Dewitt
Nicholas Dillon
John Donoghue
David Donovan
John F Dor
William Dougherty
William Duffey
William Dusese
Edward Dwyer
Andrew Eirmann
John Evers
George Fallon
John F Fenchel
Patrick Fetherston
John Fitzgerald
Patrick Fitzgerald
Peter Fitzsimons
Patrick H Foster
Barney Gallagher
Thomas Gallespey
Peter Gann
James Gilmore
Michael F Godfrey
Frank Haarnagel
George Hallick
Isaac Harper
William Hartman
James Healey
Ernest Heit
Robert E Holly
Thomas G House
Michael Hurley
John W Jenkins
Lewis Jerome
John Johnson
Edward Jucksch
Martin Kane
Thomas Kane
Francis Kelly
John Kelly
Michael Kelly
Thomas Kelly
James Kenney
John W Kette
Noel Knudsen
Charles Kutzner
Peter Larkin
John Leek
Michael Leonard
William Lewis
Henry Lincoln
John M Lorch
David S Lyon
Anton Massopust
Timothy McCarthy
Timothy McCarthy
George McClintik
Patrick McGee
Patrick McGee
Daniel McGrath
James J McIntyre
Joseph McLaughlin
John McMullen
Thomas McNamara
Thomas McNulty
John McSorley
Thomas Mede
Moses Mellville
David F Miller
Lewis Miller
W Milligan
John Mitchell
George Molloy
William Moore
William T Moore
Peter Moran
Samuel Morgan
John Muller
James Mullowney
Charles Myers
Charles Nagler
Henry W Neary
Daniel Nevin
William Nicholson
Peter O'Brian
Richard O'Brien
Matthew O'Neill
Timothy O'Shea
George Oswold
John Packard
Franklin C Palfrey
Charles Palfy
William R Parsons
James Perney
Charles Philippi
George Proulx
Owen Reilly
John Rennie
George Ries
Michael Roache
Robert J Robinson
Jerry Rodgers
John Roulston
Charles Rukle
John Ryan
John Ryan
Gotleib Schaffer
Conrad Scharff
Franz Scheder
Christiana F Schmidtzer
Klemens Schock
Carl Schroder
Richard Shaddock
James Sheppard
John Simpson
Joseph A Slater
Samuel Smallpage
Peter Smith
John Snider
John Snydire
Albert Steinkuhler
Daniel Sullivan
James Sullivan
William Tadsen
George Thompson
William Travis
Philip Vogel
Frederick Voss
Henry Wagner
John Wallace
Eugene Walsh
John W Ward
Thomas Ward
Jonathan Washburn
Ernst Wenigmann
Herman Westhus
Charles Williams
Richard Williamson
Charles Young
Theodius Young
Anthony Zahner


Company H


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6th United States Infantry / Company H (Officers)
Rank Name City/Town Commission From
Captain [[]] ? ?

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6th United States Infantry / Company H (Enlisted Men)
Rank Name City/Town Enlistment Date
Private [[]] ? ?
Private George Ackerman ? ?
Private Byron B. Adsit ? ?
Private Frederick Ahrens ? ?
Private Nicholas Albright ? ?
Private Thomas Anderson ? ?
Private Francis Armstrong ? ?
Private Alexander Arthur ? ?
Private James Atkinson ? ?
Private Oran E. Baird ? ?
Henry J Barradell
John Barry
William Bawer
John Bear
George W Bell
Peter Bergmann
Robert Bond
Walter Bourke
John Bransdale
Henry Bricken
Thomas S Bridges
T Britton
Thomas Britton
Charles Brown
Giovanni Brunno
William Buckley
William Buckley
Charles R Burns
James Burns
Michael Cain
F Campbell
Francis Campbell
John D Campbell
Frederick Cane
Frederick Cane
Frederick Cane
Henry J Carpenter
John Casey
Solomon Casteel
Maurice Christain
Henry A Clark
John Clifford
Patrick Coffey
Thomas Convery
James Conwell
James Conwell
John Cook
Joseph S Cook
John Courts
Philip Creasey
Robert Crooks
John M Daly
Thomas Daly
Thomas Daly
William Dickens
Michael T Dixon
John Dolan
John F Dolen
Thomas Donahue
Peter Donnelly
Abraham S Doremus
George Douglas
George Douglass
John Dove
Thomas Downey
Hugh Dunlap
John P Dunn
Heinrich Eckhardt
John Edwards
Henry Eels
Adolphus Eickes
Henrik Ellhof
Theodore Enthofen
Theodore Enthofen
William Fenton
Noah Fisher
John W Fitzgerald
Edward Flynn
Edward Flynn
Edward Fogarty
John Foreman
Stephen S Fuller
James Gallagher
Peter Gallagher
James Gartlan
John Gorman
John Gorman
Patrick G Gorman
Henry Graf
Henry Graff
Joseph B Graham
George H Gross
Paul Gunther
Chauncey Hall
John Hall
John Hall
Jacob Hammer
Jacob Hammer
Thomas Hanlay
Thomas Hanley
Thomas Hanley
Edmund Healey
James Healey
Edward Healy
Patrick Heery
Patrick Heevy
Michael Henry
Patrick Henry
Frederick H Hicks
Richard Hill
James Hillard
Charles Hine
William B Hobbs
Michael Holmes
Richard Hynes
John Jackson
Frederick Jessen
Daniel Johnson
William Johnson
Evan Jones
William Jones
Michael Joyce
Charles Jumper
John Kain
William Kaiser
Maurice Kennedy
Richard Keogh
John Kephart
Thomas Kerr
John Kiphart
Henry Kruger
John Lester
Miles Lovejoy
Thomas Madden
Anthony L Maintain
Thomas Malian
Thomas Manns
Patrick Martin
Edward McCarty
Terence McCourt
John McKaon
D McKay
John R McMahon
Timothy McNulty
Timothy McNulty
James McQueen
Louis Meantis
Louis Meautis
Augustus Miller
Christopher Miller
Christopher Miller
Isaac Miller
William H Miller
William H Miller
James Minon
Walter B Mitchell
John Monaghan
Patrick Morrisey
John H Neff
Samuel Neil
Charles F Neimitz
James O'Brien
James O'Brien
John O'Connor
Richard Otto
William Palmer
Stanislaus Palonski
Stanislaus Palouski
John Patterson
William Patterson
Thomas M Pender
Charles Phillips
Joseph S Pinkham
Charles Porch
George Rauh
Thomas C Reilly
Jacob Richart
Jacob Richart
John Rick
Francis Rogers
Thomas Rooney
William L Rutherford
Christian N Sands
Warren D Second
Michael Shannon
Eugene Sharlet
Henry Shaw
Eugene Shorlet
John Simpson
William Simpson
Amos Smith
Harry Smith
William Spear
William Speer
Charles Straub
Charles Straub
Fernando C Suhr
John Sullivan
John Sullivan
Michael Sullivan
Jonathan Sumner
Charles Sushane
Clement D Taylor
Laugherly L Thompson
Laughery L Thompson
Jeremiah Toomey
Ferdinand Tuch
Frederick Voss
Joseph Walker
Patrick Weare
Patrick Welsh
Patrick Welsh
James Whalan
James White
John White
Max White
Robert Wiesman
John WiIcenc
Henry Wilcox
David Wilson
George Wilson
John Wilson
John W Wilson
William Wilson
William Wilson


Company I


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6th United States Infantry / Company I (Officers)
Rank Name City/Town Commission From
Captain [[]] ? ?
1st Sergeant Stephen Baker ? ?

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6th United States Infantry / Company I (Enlisted Men)
Rank Name City/Town Enlistment Date
Private [[]] ? ?
Private Jacob Adler ? ?
Private George Allan ? ?
Private Dickan Allen ? ?
Private Hiram Allen ? ?
Private William Allen ? ?
Private George Bahle ? ?
Private George Baier ? ?
Private Charles Baker ? ?
Private Francis P. Baker ? ?
Private Oliver L. Baldwin ? ?
Benge Ballard
E Bankard
Edgar A Bankard
Charles Barrett
John Begley
George Beyer
George Beyer
George Bidwell
George Bidwell
James Boles
James Boles
Joseph Bott
Terrence Boyle
David Bradley
William Brady
James Briscoe
Charles Brown
Alexander Buckannan
James F Butler
James F Butler
Harrison Cameron
Harry Cameron
Edward Carr
Edward Carr
John Carroll
John Carroll
John Carroll
Patrick Casey
Patrick Casey
William Cassidy
John Chandler
John Cherry
Patrick Clarke
Michael Coady
George Coffin
Edward Connelly
Mathew Conner
William Conrad
John Conway
Joseph Conway
Patrick H Croley
Mark A Daily
William Damery
William Davis
Nicholas Dillon
James Doan
Thomas Donaldson
James Donlay
John Donoghue
John Doran
Patrick Dougherty
Thomas Dougherty
Frank Downing
John W Duvall
George W Farmer
Martin D Farris
William Ferguson
Thomas Finley
Michael Finn
John Fischer
Peter Fitzsimons
Thomas Flynn
Ezra Fogg
James Foran
William Foster
Henry Fox
William Gallagher
Michael Gately
Prosper Goodrich
Leonhart Grimm
Leonhart Grimm
Edward Hammer
John T Harbour
Henry Hener
John Hennings
Charles Henson
Charles Hermon
George Hitt
Dennis Hogan
Edward Houttard
Edward Houttard
James M Howes
Robert Hylands
Martin Hynes
John Ivers
Robert Johnson
Thomas Johnson
John Jordan
William S Keary
William Kelleher
William Kelleher
Frank Kelly
Thomas Kelly
John Kenny
Charles E Kerner
Peter Kiernan
George King
William Knapp
Rollin Knight
Thomas Lamb
Joseph LeGroud
Henry Lewis
Augustus Liebsthahl
Alexander Linderman
Christian Linzermann
William Livingston
John Loftus
Byron D Madison
Guiseppe Maresca
George W Marts
George W Marts
George W Marts
John Mason
William L Matheiu
James Mathews
John McCafferty
George McCarty
John McDonald
Thomas McEntee
James McGary
Patrick McGee
Mathew McGovern
John McGrath
James McGuire
Morgan McInerney
James J McIntyre
Miles McKay
Neil McLaughlin
John McManina
Thomas McNulty
John McTigh
Edward Meek
John Miller
William Milligan
William Milligans
Richard Moffatt
Henry Mortensen
Michael Mulroy
Henry E Munson
John Murphy
A Neumann
John B Nichols
John O'Brien
Thomas Osborn
George Peason
John Phillips
James Potter
Robert Powers
George L Prew
Lars Prydz
Amos Ramsey
Julian Rauss
James R Reed
John Rehe
Herman O Renaldo
Herman Oscar Renaldo
John S Revel
Francis Reynolds
Francis Reynolds
John S Rives
Robert F Rogers
James L Roper
Orlando Rott
John W Ryan
Julius Schrader
Philip Schunck
James Scott
Dwight P Simmons
Joseph Sloan
Arthur Smith
Charles Smith
Edward Smith
Joseph Smith
William Smith
John Spring
John Spring
Charles H Stiles
John Sullivan
John Sullivan
John Sullivan
Gustave Susal
Clement D Taylor
John Tiernay
John Tiernay
William Travis
Peter Trumpler
Andrew Tunget
George Wade
James Walsh
James Walsh
Patrick Walsh
Charles Ward
James Warlow
James Warlow
Patrick Waters
John Wehesser
Daniel H Weilandt
Alexander Weiss
John White
John White
John White
Mathew White
Christopher Whittacker
George W Wilcox
Albert Williams
John Williams
John B Williams
Robert Williams
Christopher Wittiker
James Wood
Thomas J Woodworth
Charles Wright


Company K


  • Note: William Dolan, listed at the end of this company, was originally listed as Company M, however there are no other troops listed from this company and it was likely a transcription error from the original source. Further verification needed as to the actual company

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6th United States Infantry / Company K (Officers)
Rank Name City/Town Commission From
Captain [[]] ? ?
1st Lieutenant and Adjutant George Anderson ? ?
2nd Lieutenant George Anderson ? ?

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6th United States Infantry / Company K (Enlisted Men)
Rank Name City/Town Enlistment Date
Private [[]] ? ?
Private Fredrich Albert ? ?
Private Nathan Austin ? ?
Private Charles Baker ? ?
Henry L Barron
William Beale
Valentine Becker
George Beech
Albert Birchard
Daniel Blake
Thomas Brady
John Breene
James Brennan
David Britt
W Brooks
George Brown
Thomas Brown
John Burns
John Cahill
William Cahill
Francis Cammaron
James Carr
John Carroll
George Carter
Michael Casey
John Chepolar
John Clark
John Clifford
John W Clous
John Walter Clous
James Coakley
Christopher Coffey
Hiram W Cole
Richard Collins
Thomas Collins
William Connor
Robert Cooney
James Crownin
Charles Darling
William Desselberger
Louis Dessonville
James Doddrell
William Doherty
Michael Donohue
Thomas Donohue
Michael Doorly
John Dowd
Michael Drezer
James Dunn
William Dunn
Amazier Earl
John Egan
Francis Elwood
John Evans
Frederick Eyth
Frederick Eyth
Peter Finn
Bluford Fitzgerald
Thomas Fitzsimmons
James Flynn
Charles Freck
Michael Fullihan
John Ganey
Friedrich Gebhard
Henry Graf
Frederick Grase
Willis Green
William Griffin
John C Guilford
John A Haines
Adam Hamilton
Henry Hamilton
Michael P Hanlon
William Hannon
Henry Harper
Garrett S Hill
Charles Hogan
Henry Horsfield
William Housemann
Patrick Howe
Joseph Hyde
James Johnson
William Johnson
Jacob Karch
Daniel Kavanagh
John Keegan
John Kelly
John Kelly
Thomas Kelly
Frederick King
John King
Leonadas Kinsey
Wilhelm Knappe
Jacques Kohner
Robert Koldway
Edward Krome
Cornelius Lamey
William Lammer
William C Lee
Thomas Lillis
Thomas Limerick
James L Lovett
John Malare
John Malone
James Martin
Samuel Martin
James Mason
Thomas McColdridge
George McColley
John McCue
Lawrence McDonagh
James McGlaughlin
Charles McGregor
James McKim
James McKim
Patrick McShea
Augustus Miller
Julius Miller
Edward Mills
William Mininger
Ludwick Muller
John Mulligan
George Munch
Owen Nally
Edward Naughton
Charles W Neibert
Augustus Nottingham
James O'Brien
John O'Brien
John O'Brien
James O'Flaherty
James O'Loughlin
Simon O'Neil
Bernard Phillips
Calvin Pollard
John Quirk
James Randall
Francis Reynolds
John Rinke
John C Rorig
John Ryan
William Salmon
Joseph Schaupp
Kaspar Schlotzhauer
Edward Scott
Henry Severin
James Shannahan
Thomas Shea
Thomas Sheedy
George Smith
George Somers
John Stewart
William Stot
Francis Sullivan
John Sullivan
Joseph Swarz
John E Thompson
John Tierney
James Todley
James Tulley
Edward Vaughton
Edward Veitch
Edwerd Wade
Michael Walker
Patrick Walsh
Lucius E Weaver
William Weber
John Weckesser
William Weibler
Paul Welzel
Patrick Whalen
Michael White
Charles Williams
Manuel Williams
Richard Willis
John Willson
William Dolan


Unassigned


  • Note: Eugene Charlot and John McGrath, listed at the end of this company, are the only soldiers originally listed as unassigned. All other names on this list did not specify a company, and may belong to other companies of this regiment. Further verification needed

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6th United States Infantry / Unassigned Recruits
Rank Name City/Town Enlistment Date
Private [[]] ? ?
Private Dennis Aegin ? ?
Private James Allen ? ?
Private Christian Altwatter ? ?
Private James Amughty ? ?
Private Albert Anderson ? ?
Private Charles Anderson ? ?
Clarence Mitchell Bailey
Charles A Ball
Elio Barko
Thomas Bartlett
John Baxter
Abram Wharton Bickley
William Boleschka
Levi Clark Bootes
Lewis L Bowers
Peter Brady
Charles Brinkmann
James Brislin
William Brosey
Charles Brown
Hugh Brown
James J Brown
Joseph Brown
William Brown
Ulrich Bruellmann
Montgomery Bryant
Patrick Bums
John Burkhard
Michael Burns
James Caffrey
Thomas Cain
Augustus Carine
William Carlin
Charles R Carter
Daniel Cash
Billings B Childs
Charles Clarke
Nicholas Cohine
Joseph Conklin
John Cottor
John Creealman
George H Crisp
Francis Cronety
James Curran
Adam Darling
James Y Davis
Richard Delahanty
Henry Denigns
John Devine
Albert A Dickie
Justin E Dimick
George Doergens
Paul Doerzapt
Michael Donevan
George Bernard Drake
James Pierre Drouillard
Henry Dryer
Jeremiah Duane
John Duffey
Thomas Dunn
William Dunn
Robert Langdon Eastman
Luther W Eckelson
Campbell Dallas Emory
George Eno
Timothy Fallon
Williet Felix
John Flynn
Rensselaer W Foote
Samuel Augustus Foster
Alexander H Freeman
Michael Fury
Andrew Garety
Herman Gerdes
John Gillin
Warren Givens
Martin Gleeson
John Green
John Griffin
Hiram H Hall
Michael Hallarn
James Hamilton
William Hamilton
Thomas Harper
James Harrison
Hamilton Smith Hawkins
Thomas Hendrickson
Thomas I Hickman
Friedrich Himmelreich
Gustav Hochheim
George T Hodges
Frank Holthaus
H Holtzermann
Herman Holtzermann
Thomas Hoolahan
Thomas Howard
Francis Hunt
Thomas Jennings
Neil Jensen
James Johnson
John Johnson
George Johnston
Alfred Jones
David Jones
Frank Jones
Charles Kane
James Keever
Mathew Kelly
Thomas Kelly
John Cunningham Kelton
John Kennady
William H Kennedy
William Killfer
Paul Klein
Christian F Kramer
David Kramer
Tillinghast L'Hommedieu
Henry Lawrel
Michael Leary
Henrie Ledibur
George Lee
John Lee
Charles Lenard
James Leonard
James F Lewis
William Linstow
David Livingston
Joseph Lombert
Henry Lorey
Charles Swain Lovell
Daniel D Lynn
Michael Malone
James Porter Martin
James Mason
Hugh Massey
Louis Masson
Thomas Masterson
James W Mathew
Michael McCauliffe
John McCleary
William J McCormick
John McDonald
John McDonald
Laurence McDonough
Michael McGlynn
John McIntyre
George McKim
Perry B Meany
Jacob Meder
Charles Merkel
Charles Miller
John Miller
William B Mitchell
David Mocke
Jerry Moore
John Moore
Orlando Hurley Moore
John Morgan
James Moris
Michael Morne
Peter Mulligan
Henry Murvin
William F Mutachler
William P Mutchler
John Nash
Joseph Nichols
Peter Nolan
George E Norris
Patrick O'Brien
William O'Connell
John O'Connor
Lawrence O'Reilly
Frank W Oliver
Francis Pasman
Clous Peters
James Peterson
William Phelon
Edward Powers
Philip V Price
Charles March Pyne
Charles Randel
Thomas Reede
Jacob Rice
Frank Ridgely
Joseph B Rife
Wright Rives
William Robertson
Charles Robinson
James Philip Roy
George Royde
Charles T Ruby
John G Ruland
John G Ruland
Thomas N Ruland
John Ryon
Allen K Samson
William Wilkins Sanders
Charles Greene Sawtelle
Joseph Schauff
Jeremiah Peter Schindel
Charles Schumann
John Shea
Charles E Shipman
Henry Simpson
James Skates
Richard J Sloan
Arthur Smith
Benjamin Franklin Smith
Charles Smith
Henry Smith
Hugh Smith
James Smith
John Smith
John Smith
John C Smith
Robert Smith
Thomas Smith
William Stevens
John Sullivan
William Sullivan
William H Taff
Wallace Taylor
William Thompson
Augustus Throhan
August Thron
George B Tolman
Stephen Tripe
Daniel Tully
John Jaques Upham
John Valentine
Delos VanAlstine
Cyrus VanDoren
James Vaughn
Rudolph Vesh
Daniel Ward
James Ward
William Waters
George Weber
David H Weilandt
Thomas Weldon
Thomas Weldon
Franz Wenigmann
Joseph Wenigmann
Thomas Whalen
Henry W Wharton
Richard R Whitehead
Philip Wildner
Edward A Williams
Edwin Williams
Henry Williams
Thomas Williams
George Willson
Jerome Wilson
Miles Wilson
Stephen Wilson
George W Winslow
William Winston
George Winters
Frank Wirth
Michael Withers
William Woolven
Benjamin F Woolverton
Henry Worth
Mathew A Wright
Henry Wyncoop
Eugene Charlot
John McGrath


Regiment Statistical Information

  • Regiment lost during service 2 Officers and 29 Enlisted men killed and mortally wounded and 1 Officer and 43 Enlisted men by disease. Total 75.

Legacy

Notes

  1. Originally listed on unit homepage but not referenced in Dyer summary

Sources