Rochester NY - 54th Regiment

Rochester's Militia
54th Infantry Regiment NY National Guard
1851 to 1881
Compiled from entries in the Rochester, NY City Directory.
@ Copyright 2009 - Patrick J. Eagan
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Rochester City Directory - 1851-2
54th REGIMENT INFANTRY

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CHARLES D. TITUS, Lieut. Col. Commanding
The territory of which this Regimental District is now composed, includes all that part of the
County of Monroe, lying west of the Genesee River.
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53RD REGIMENT INFANTRY

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ROBERT A. HALL, Colonel
This Regimental District includes all of that part of the County of Monroe, lying east of the
Genesee River, the towns of Victor and Farmington, in Ontario County, and the towns of Macedon and
Walworth, in the County of Wayne.
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Rochester Union Grays

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MOTTO—"Union is Strength"
Organized December 11th, 1838. Armory, North Wing of Centre Market. Regular weekly drill, on
Tuesday evenings.
MILITARY OFFICERS
Maj. LANSING B. SWAN, Commandant
John G. Gray, 1st Lieut. James L. Angle, 2nd Lieut.
Charles G. Lee, 3rd Lieut.
CIVIL OFFICERS
John Fairbanks, President James T.Griffin, Secretary
E. W. Bryan, Vice President William H. Ward, Treasurer
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Rochester Light Guards

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MOTTO—"True to our Country—Jealous of her Rights"
Organized, 1840. Armory, Centre Market, North Wing.
MILITARY OFFICERS
HARRISON S. FAIRCHILD, Commandant
Mortimer F. Stilwell, 1st A. Curtis Winn, 2nd Lieut.
Lieut.
C. H. Chapman, Color
Bearer
CIVIL OFFICERS
C. H. Chapman, President W. S. Kennedy, Secretary
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C. C. Cowles, Vice Mortimer F. Stilwell,
President Treasurer
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German Grenadiers
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MOTTO—"Fearless and Faithful"
Organized, 1840. Armory, Centre Market, North Wing.
MILITARY OFFICERS
FREDERICK MILLER, Captain
Harry Eilinger, 1st Lieut. Frederick Hertel, 2nd Lieut.
C. F. Haeffler, Color Bearer
CIVIL OFFICERS
Frederick Hertel, President Charles Brown, Secretary
________, Vice President Frederick Miller, Treasurer
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German Union Guards

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MOTTO—"United and Ready"
Organized, October 25, 1847. Armory, North End of Centre Market.
MILITARY OFFICERS
GEORGE SEPERT, Captain
John Groh, 1st Lieut. John Wolf, 2nd Lieut.
Philip Will, 3rd Lieut.
CIVIL OFFICERS
John Sepert, President Herman Plosser, Secretary
John Groh, Vice President John Boehm, Treasurer
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SCOTT'S BRASS BAND

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This Association was organized in January, 1851. They meet for practice one evening in each
week, in the Armory of the Union Grays, North Wing of Centre Market.
ALEXANDER SCOTT, Musical director.
MEMBERS
L. P. Berthrong J. Woollard
C. J. Howland C. H. Foster
J. T. Morrison J. T. Cox
J. Scott H. S. Brown
T. Davis J. N. Siebert
H. E. Wright
CIVIL OFFICERS
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L. P. Berthrong, President C. J. Howland, Sec'y and
Treas.
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25TH BRIGADE, N.Y.S.M.
Head Quarters at Rochester

Brigade District includes the County of Monroe, and a part of the Counties of Ontario and Wayne.
Lansing B. Swan, Brigadier General Commanding
Captain Hubbard S. Allis, Aid de Camp
Major C. Gold Lee, Brigade Inspector
Major John Thompson, Jr., Judge Advocate
Major Charles R. Babbitt, Engineer
Major George Hand Smith, Surgeon
Captain James E. Cheney, Quarter Master
Captain Edward M. Smith, Paymaster
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53rd REGIMENT
Includes all of the County of Monroe lying East of the Genesee River, together with the towns of
Victor and Farmington in the County of Ontario, Macedon, and Walworth in the County of Wayne.
James L. Angle, Colonel, Commanding
Delon M. Dewey, Lieutenant Colonel
Truman T. Morse, Major
Lieut. Geo. W. Martin, Quarter Master
Company A, German Grenadiers
Frederick C. MillerCaptain
Christian Eversold,, First Lieutenant
Frederick Hartel, Second Lieutenant
Christian Speis, Orderly
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Company B, German Union Guards
G. Siebert, Captain
L. Ernst, First Lieut.
J. Wolf, Second Lieut.
S. Sellinger, Orderly
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54TH REGIMENT
Includes all of the County of Monroe lying West of the Genesee River.
Harrison S. Fairchild, Colonel, Commanding
Belden R. McAlpine, Lieut. Colonel
James T. Griffin, Major
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Capt. Henry H. Langworthy, Surgeon
Capt. Ely S. Parker, Engineer
Lieut. Gilman H. Parkins, Quarter Master
Lieut. Edward Whalen, Paymaster
Lieut. E. Bushnell Elwood, Adjutant
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Company A, Rochester Union Grays
John G. Gray, Captain

C. Gold Lee, First Lieut.
Elihu H. Collins, Second Lieut.
Nathaniel Thompson, Second Lieut.
William T. Holman, Orderly
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Company B, Brockport
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Company C, Citizens' Corps
David F. Vaughn, Captain

Charles E. Jennings, First Lieut.
Luke McGuire, Second Lieut.
John C. Clarence, Orderly
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Company D, First City Dragoons
Christopher T. Amsden, Captain

James Brackett, First Lieut.
Justin Day, Second Lieut.
Charles P. Barker, Orderly
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Company E, Light Guard
S. W. Updike, Captain
Charles F. Smith, First Lieut.
Thos. Hawks, Jr., Second Lieut.
Robert F. Taylor, Orderly
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Brigade District includes the counties of Monroe, Wayne, Seneca and Schuyler.
Captain Hubbard S. Allis, Aid-de-Camp
Major Charles R. Babbitt, Brigade Inspector
Major Geo. S. Riley, Engineer
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54rd REGIMENT
Includes all of the county of Monroe.

Belden R. McAlpine, Lieut. Colonel
James T. Griffin, Major
Capt. Ely S. Parker, Engineer
Lieut. William H. Ward, Paymaster
Lieut. George W. Martin, Adjutant
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C. Gold Lee, Captain

Nathaniel Thompson, First Lieut.
William M. Lewis, Second Lieut.
M. Elvoy, Orderly
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Company B, German Grenadiers
Frederick C. Miller, Captain

Christian Eversold, First Lieut.
Frederick Hartel, Second Lieut.
Christian Speis. Orderly
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Company C, Light Guard
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Scott W. Updike, Captain
Thomas Hawks, First Lieut.
Robert F. Taylor, Second Lieut.
F. M. Adams, Second Lieut.
A. S. Montgomery, Orderly
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Company D, German Union Guards
G. Seibert, Captain
L. Ernst, First Lieutenant
S. Sellinger, Second Lieutenant
Peter Walzer, Orderly
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Company E, Citizens' Corps
Gilbert S. Jennings, Captain

Luke McGuire, First Lieutenant
Charles Fitz Simmons, Second Lieut.
Charles E. Jennings, Orderly
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Company F, First City Dragoons
James Brackett, Captain

C. W. Barker, First Lieut.
George W. Lewis, Second Lieut.
I. S. Hobbie, Second Lieut.
R. R. Harris, Orderly
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58TH REGIMENT
Includes the counties of Wayne, Seneca and Schuyler.

E. C. Frost, of Catharine, Schuyler Co., Colonel, Commanding.
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Brigade District includes the counties of Monroe, Wayne, Seneca and Schuyler.
STAFF
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54rd REGIMENT
Includes all the County of Monroe.

James T. Griffin, Lieutenant Colonel
Truman T. Morse, Major
STAFF
Capt. Charles B. Hill, Engineer
Lieut. Wm. H. Benjamin, Assistant Surgeon
Lieut. Wm. H. Ward, Paymaster
Geo. W. Martin, Adjutant
S. A. Stevens, Quartermaster
Joseph Flint, Sergeant Major
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Nathaniel Thompson, Captain

Elihu B. Collins, 1st Lieutenant
James McElroy, 2nd Lieutenant
Henry C. Webb, Orderly
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Frederick C. Miller, Captain

Christian Speis, 1st Lieut.
Frederick Hartell, 2nd Lieut.
Frederick Schoen, Orderly
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Company C, Light Guard
Dellon M. Dewey, Captain

Robert F. Taylor, 1st Lieut.
Warner Westcott, 2nd Lieut.
Francis Schoeffel, 3rd Lieut.
Geo. B. Force, Orderly
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Company D, German Union Guards
Louis Ernst, Captain

Lorenzo Sellinger, 1st Lieutenant
Francis A. Adelman, 2nd Lieutenant
George M. Sellinger, Junr., Orderly
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Company E, Citizens' Corps
Gilbert S. Jennings, Captain

____________, 1st Lieutenant
____________, 2nd Lieutenant
____________, 3rd Lieutenant
John Roache, Orderly
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Company F, City Dragoons

Charles R. Babbitt, 1st Lieutenant
George W. Lewis, 2nd Lieutenant
Isaac S. Hobbie, 2nd 2nd Lieutenant
Robert R. Harris, Orderly
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INDEPENDENT COMPANY
Washington Life Guards
Organized 8th Oct., 1855
Matthew Rigney, Captain

Alexander Graham, 1st Lieutenant
Bartholomew Crowley, 2nd Lieutenant
Michael Gill, 3rd Lieutenant
Timothy Fahey, Orderly
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58TH REGIMENT
Includes the Counties of Wayne, Seneca, and Schuyler.
E. C. Frost, of Catherine, Schuyler Co., Colonel, Commanding

James B. Murray, Seneca Falls, Lieutenant Colonel
L. F. S. Viele, Seneca Falls, Major
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SCOTT'S CORNET BAND
Organized 1st January, 1851

Alexander Scott, Leader and Musical Director
MEMBERS
D. Scott L. Scheick J. Scott H. Meyering
A. Wiseman J. Meyering W. M. Repass G. Charley (?)
W. M. Bingham H. S. Brown J. Effing H. Carmichael
F. Meyering
No civil organization at present.

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NEWMAN'S CORNET BAND
Organized 1852.
Charles Newman, Leader and Musical Director
MEMBERS
John Newman Charles Miller Gib Schantz
Louis Hailbrun Joseph Schantz Henry Schantz
Val. Laing Lorens Schrank Frank _____
Adam Weber Nich. G. Charles _____
Mr. Raps
Nich. G., President

Charles Newman, Treasurer
Louis Hailbrun, Secretary
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Rochester City Directory - 1859

Brigade District includes the counties of Monroe, Wayne, Livingston and Ontario.
STAFF
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54rd REGIMENT
Includes County of Monroe.

Truman T. Morse, Lieutenant Colonel
Robert Taylor, Major
STAFF
H. H. Langworthy, Surgeon
Charles B. Hill, Engineer
W. H. Benjamin, Quarter Master
W. H. Ward, Paymaster
Geo. W. Martin, Adjutant
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Nathaniel Thompson, Captain

Reuben Bloss, First Lieutenant
N. B. Ellison, Second Lieutenant
J. A. Reynolds, Third Lieutenant
Thomas Barnes, President
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F. C. Miller, Captain
F. Hertel, First Lieutenant
J. Magrander, Second Lieutenant
G. Foener, Third Lieutenant
Adam Young, President
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Company C, Rochester Light Guard
Dellon M. Dewey, Captain

Francis A. Schoeffel, First Lieutenant
George C. Putnam, Second Lieutenant
Warner Westcott, Orderly
J. C. Bassett, President
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Company D, Union Guard
Louis Ernst, Captain

Lorenzo Sellinger, First Lieutenant
Francis A. Adelman, Second Lieutenant
Joseph Schwaab, Orderly
Joseph Koesterer, President
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Company F, First City Dragoons

George W. Lewis, First Lieutenant
I. S. Hobbie, Second Lieutenant
E. K. Warren, Third Lieutenant
James Bellows, Orderly pro tem
Charles R. Babbitt, President
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59TH REGIMENT
James Wood, Jr., Colonel, Geneseo
James Conley, Lieutenant Colonel, Penn Yan
John E. Bean, Major, Geneva
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Brigade District includes the counties of Monroe, Wayne, Livingston, Ontario, Yates, Genesee,
Orleans and Niagara.
STAFF
Capt. A. Erickson, Jr., Quartermaster
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54 REGIMENT
Includes the counties of Monroe and Wayne.

Truman T. Morse, Lieutenant Colonel
George W. Martin, Major
STAFF
Louis Ernst, Adjutant
G. W. Avery, Surgeon
____________, Engineer
W. H. Benjamin, Quartermaster
W. H. Ward, Paymaster
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Company A, Lyons
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Company B, Rochester
Fred. Miller, Captain

F. C. Schoen, First Lieutenant
Louis Spoor, Second Lieutenant
C. Spies, Orderly
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Company C, Rochester
Warner Westcott, Orderly Sergeant

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Company D, Rochester
Lorenzo Sellinger, Captain

F. A. Helman, First Lieutenant
J. J. Schwaab, Second Lieutenant
J. Otto, Orderly
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Companies E, F, G and H, vacant.

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Company L, Rochester

I. S. Hobbie, First Lieutenant
E. K. Warren, W. S. Joy, Second Lieutenants
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Company R, Rochester
____________, Captain
N. B. Ellison, First Lieutenant
John Reynolds, Thomas Barnes, Second Lieutenants
Eight Batallion and two Flank Companies constitute a full Regiment. A legal organization may be had
with six companies.
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59TH REGIMENT
O. B. Maxwell, Colonel, Dansville

James Conley, Lieutenant Colonel, Penn Yan
John E. Beam, Major, Geneva
T. B. Grant, Adjutant, Dansville
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25TH BRIGADE, N.Y.N.G.—7th DIVISION

John Williams, Brigadier General Commanding
STAFF.—Major Christopher T. Amsden, Brigade Inspector; Capt. William C. Bush, Aid-de-Camp;
Major Charles H. Clark, Judge Advocate; Major _______, Engineer; Major Thomas Brady, Surgeon;
Capt. George Darling, Quartermaster; Capt. William H. Ward, Paymaster.
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54th Regiment
C. H. Clark, Colonel Commanding

Frederick Miller, Lieutenant Colonel
N. Thompson, Major
STAFF.—G. W. Stebbins, Adjutant; W. H. Briggs, Surgeon; N. B. Ellison, Engineer; M. C.
Mordoff, Quartermaster.
FIELD OFFICERS (Rochester)—Charles H. Clark, Colonel; Frederick Miller, Lieutenant Colonel;
Nathaniel Thompson, Major.
COMPANY OFFICERS
B.—Lewis Spoor, Captain; Adam Young, 1st Lieutenant; John N. Wetzell, 2nd Lieutenant.
C.—Joseph A. Eichorn, 1st Lieutenant; Charles L. Fredenberg, 2nd Lieutenant.
D.—Lawrence Sellinger, Captain; John G. Betzell, 1st Lieutenant; Michael Sellinger, 2nd Lieutenant.
F.—Warner Westcott, Captain; Edwin H. Sawtelle, 1st Lieutenant; Gershom Wiborn, 2nd Lieutenant.
G.—Libbeus Brown, Captain; John Wren, 1st Lieutenant; John C. Smith, 2nd Lieutenant.
H.—Wm. T. Kennedy, Captain; B. F. Hayden, 1st Lieutenant; F. J. Amsden, 2nd Lieutenant.
L.—Isaac S. Hobbie, Captain; Edward K. Warren, 1st Lieutenant; Arndt Rosenthal, 2nd Lieutenant;
Cyrus Beardsley, 2nd Lieutenant.
R.—Wm. M. Lewis, Captain; Thos. Barnes, 1st Lieutenant; M. R. Quinn, 2nd Lieutenant; W.
Darrow, 2nd Lieutenant.
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59th Regiment
FIFTH BRIGADE—SEVENTH DIVISION
John Rorbach, Geneseo, Colonel

James Canby, Penn Yan, Lieutenant Colonel
John E. Bean, Geneva, Major
A.—Sidney Ward, Geneseo, Captain; Zophar Simpson, Geneseo, 1st Lieutenant; Daniel W.
Johnson, Geneseo, 2nd Lieutenant.
B.—W. W. Clark, Geneseo, 1st Lieutenant; Elkanah S. Sevally, Geneseo, 2nd Lieutenant.
C.—W. W. Eastman, Penn Yan, Captain; Alonzo F. Lyon, Penn Yan, 1st Lieutenant; Newton B.
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Spencer, Penn Yan, 2nd Lieutenant.
D.—James Miller, Italy Hill, Captain; George Balding, Italy Hill, 1st Lieutenant; Evra Squier, Italy
Hill, 2nd Lieutenant.
E.—Lawrence E. Holloran, Barrington, Captain; John Johnson, Barrington, 1st Lieutenant; Darius
E. Baley, Barrington, 2nd Lieutenant.
L.—Jonathan B. Morey, Dansville, Captain; James Faulkner, Jr., Dansville, 1st Lieutenant; Samuel
L. Welsh, Dansville, 2nd Lieutenant.
UNION BLUES—Charles B. Hill, Captain; Cornelius Waydell, 1st Lieutenant; L. A. Pratt, 2nd
Lieutenant; Charles A. Brackett, 1st Sergeant; Frank B. Mitchell, 2nd Sergeant; Charles A. Dewey, 2rd
Sergeant; William B. Burke, 4th Sergeant; Fred. W. Hawley, 5th Sergeant; Frank Blossom, 1st Corporal;
Cyrus F. Paine, 2nd Corporal; Fred B. Watts, 3rd Corporal; John L. Sage, 4th Corporal; Rev. George D.
Boardman, Chaplain; Edwin O. Sage, President; Alex. H. McVean, Vice-President; S. A. Ellis,
Secretary; Cyrus F. Paine, Treasurer.
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STAFF—Major George Hyland, Jr., Brigade Inspector; Capt. William C. Bush, Aid-de-Camp;
Major James Wing, Judge Advocate; Major Francis O. Mason, Engineer; Major Thos. Bradley,
Surgeon; Capt. George Darling, Quartermaster; Capt. William H. Ward, Paymaster.
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54th Regiment

Frederick Miller, Lieutenant Colonel
N. Thompson, Major
STAFF.—C. A. Brackett, Adjutant; W. H. Briggs, Surgeon; _________, Engineer; M. C. Mordoff,
Quartermaster; John P. Humphrey, Q. M. Sergeant; Frank Goodwin, Color Sergeant.
FIELD OFFICERS (Rochester)—Charles H. Clark, Colonel; Frederick Miller, Lieutenant Colonel;
Nathaniel Thompson, Major.
COMPANY OFFICERS
Co. A—John Meyer, Captain; Peter Hagartie, 1st Lieutenant.
Co. B—Frederick Schoen, Captain; Adam Young, 1st Lieutenant; John N. Weitzell, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. C—Chas. L. Fredenberg, Captain; J. H. Woodbury, 1st Lieutenant; Timothy Whalen, 2nd
Lieutenant.
Co. D—L. Sellinger, Captain; J. G. Betzell, 1st Lieutenant; M. Sellinger, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. E—Richard Macauley, Captain; Geo. W. Stanton, 1st Lieutenant; R. H. Warfield, 2nd
Lieutenant.
Co. F.—W. Westcott, Captain; E. H. Sawtelle, 1st Lieutenant; G. Wiborn, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. G—L. Brown, Captain; John C. Smith, 1st Lieutenant; J. O. Laughlin, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. H—_________, , Captain; A. R. Hoyt, 1st Lieutenant; _________, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. I—F. G. Maloney, Captain; E. H. C. Griffin, 1st Lieutenant; Crittenden E. Sabin, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. K—Benjamin Ridley, Captain; Jas. H. Williams, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. L—Isaac S. Hobbie, Captain; E. K. Warren, 1st Lieutenant; Cyrus Beardsley, 2nd Lieutenant.
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59th Regiment
FIFTH BRIGADE—SEVENTH DIVISION
John Rorbach, Geneseo, Colonel

James Canby, Penn Yan, Lieutenant Colonel
John E. Bean, Geneva, Major
A.—Sidney Ward, Geneseo, Captain; Zophar Simpson, Geneseo, 1st Lieutenant; Daniel W.
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Johnson, Geneseo, 2nd Lieutenant.
B.—W. W. Clark, Geneseo, 1st Lieutenant; Elkanah S. Sevally, Geneseo, 2nd Lieutenant.
C.—W. W. Eastman, Penn Yan, Captain; Alonzo F. Lyon, Penn Yan, 1st Lieutenant; Newton B.
Spencer, Penn Yan, 2nd Lieutenant.
D.—George Balding, Italy Hill, Captain; Ezra Squire, Italy Hill, 1st Lieutenant; Allen B. Chase,
Italy Hill, 2nd Lieutenant.
E.—Lawrence E. Holloran, Barrington, Captain; John Johnson, Barrington, 1st Lieutenant; Darius
E. Baley, Barrington, 2nd Lieutenant.
L.—Jonathan B. Morey, Dansville, Captain; James Faulkner, Jr., Dansville, 1st Lieutenant; Samuel
L. Welsh, Dansville, 2nd Lieutenant.
UNION BLUES—Charles B. Hill, Captain; Cornelius Waydell, 1st Lieutenant; L. A. Pratt, 2nd
Lieutenant.
Charles A. Brackett, 1st Sergeant; Levi F. Ward, 2nd Sergeant; Frank Blossom, 3rd Sergeant; F. W.
Hawley, 4th Sergeant; Henry S. Dean, 5th Sergeant.
F. B. Watts, 1st Corporal; C. F. Paine, 2nd Corporal; B. S. Swift, 3rd Corporal; D. Cole, Jr., 4th
Corporal.
C. A. Dewey, President; A. H. McVean, Vice-President; John H. Baldwin, Secretary; C. F. Paine,
Treasurer.
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Rochester Union Grays Independent Battalion Light Artillery

Wm. M. Lewis, Major Commanding
STAFF
Adjutant—Thomas Barnes
Quartermaster—Calvin C. Merritt
Surgeon—Dr. Rider
Chaplain—Vacant
Sergeant Major—John Roche
Quartermaster Sergeant—Lyman M. Blakeslee
Commissary Sergeant—James P. Evans
Trumpet Major—Geo. Trumbull
BATTERY "A" OFFICERS

Captain—M. Heavey
1st Lieutenant—C. J. Sullivan
2nd Lieutenant—Geo. Frauenberger
2nd Lieutenant—John A. Tholens
Orderly Sergeant—H. Ragan
2nd Sergeant—Rufus K. Dryer
3rd Sergeant—Geo. Hartell
4th Sergeant—C. H. McGorry
1st Corporal—Henry Stillvagen
2nd do Val Fleckinstein
3rd do John Hunter
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4 do Frank C. Ratt
5th do John B. Hawthorn
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6th do Thomas White
BATTERY "B" OFFICERS

Captain—M. R. Quinn
1st Lieutenant—Wallace Darrow
2nd do Edward J. Kelly
2nd do Fred. W. Parmelee
Orderly Sergeant—Thos. Corbett
2nd do Eugene Love
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3 do James E. McNulty
4th do Wm. F. Parmelee
1st Corporal—John Brown
2nd do Marshall Hall
3rd do Nicholas Euler
4th do John A. McCarthy
5th do Thos. Smith
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6 do James Hoctor
The Battalion numbers 164 rank and file.
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STAFF—Major George Hyland, Jr., Brigade Inspector; Capt. William C. Bush, Aid-de-Camp;
Major James Wing, Judge Advocate; Major _______, Engineer; Major Thos. Bradley, Surgeon; Capt.
George Darling, Quartermaster; Capt. William H. Ward, Paymaster.
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54th Regiment

L. Sellinger, Lieutenant Colonel
W. Westcott, Major
STAFF—John E. Flint, Acting Adjutant; W. H. Briggs, Surgeon; A. Rosenthal, Engineer; John E.
Flint, Quartermaster; J. Requa, Q. M. Sergeant; E. Blackford, Jr., Sergeant Major; Henry H. Norman,
Com'y Sergeant; Frank Goodwin, Philip Heisner, Color Sergeants.
FIELD OFFICERS (Rochester)—Charles H. Clark, Colonel; L. Sellinger, Lieutenant Colonel; W.
Westcott, Major.
COMPANY OFFICERS
Co. A—C. Reinfeldt, Captain; Philip Rupert, 1st Lieutenant.
Co. B—Frederick Schoen, Captain; John N. Weitzell, 1st Lieutenant; Adam Young, 2nd Lieutenant .
Co. C—Chas. L. Fredenberg, Captain; J. H. Woodbury, 1st Lieutenant; F. A. Madden, 2nd
Lieutenant.
Co. D—J. G. Betzell, Captain; _________, 1st Lieutenant; Thomas Ruf, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. E—Henry B. Henderson, Captain; George M. Dannals, 1st Lieutenant; Byron D. Wilson, 2nd
Lieutenant.
Co. F.—E. H. Sawtelle, Captain; S. P. Robins, 1st Lieutenant; F. Chaffy, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. G—John C. Smith, Captain; J. O. Laughlin, 1st Lieutenant.
Co. H—J. S. Graham, Captain; ________, 1st Lieutenant; J. Hason, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. I—F. G. Maloney, Captain; ________, 1st Lieutenant; Crittenden E. Sabin, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. K—Benjamin Ridley, Captain; J. B. Jones, 2nd Lieutenant.
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Rochester Union Blues

Cornelius Waydell, Captain; L. F. Ward, 1st Lieutenant; Willard Abbott, 2nd Lieutenant.
1st Sergeant, James F. Pool; 2nd Sergeant, David Hoyt; 3rd Sergeant, S. W. Updike, Jr.; 4th Sergeant,
D. E. Sackett; 5th Sergeant, Henry S. Dean.
1st Corporal, C. A. Phillips; 2nd Corporal, J. F. Hawley; 3rd Corporal, W. N. Cothout; 4th Corporal,
Geo. S. Baker.
L. A. Pratt, President; J. W. Martin, Vice President; D. E. Sackett. Secreatry; C. F. Paine, Treasurer.
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ROCHESTER UNION GRAYS INDEPENDENT BATTALLION LIGHT ARTILLERY

STAFF
Adjutant—Geo. B. Herrick
Quartermaster—R. A. Nichols
Surgeon—Dr. Chas. E. Rider
Chaplain—Vacant
Quartermaster Sergeant—Alex. A. Ganyard
Commissary Sergeant—C. M. C. Osborne
Trumpet Major—Chas. E. Fenner

Captain—Thomas Barnes
1st Lieutenant—Michael Hughes
2nd Lieutenant—Geo. Frauenberger
2nd Lieutenant—Rufus K. Dryer
Orderly Sergeant—John Hunter
2nd Sergeant—Thomas L. Barnes
3rd Sergeant—R. H. Benson
4th Sergeant—Vacant
1st Corporal—Frank C. Ratt
2nd do Fred C. Whittlesey
3rd do John A. Remarque
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4 do Thos. C. Leach
5th do John Carson
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6 do John Dusenbery
Bugler—Henry Meng

2nd do Edward J. Kelly
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2 do Fred. W. Parmelee
Orderly Sergeant—James E. McNulty
2nd do W. F. Parmelee
3rd do John Brown
4th do James Hoctor
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1 Corporal—Elijah Little
2nd do W. H. Robinson
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3 do Nicholas Euler
4th do Elijah Withall
5th do Charles Agin
6th do Valentin Hanss
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The Battalion numbers 208 rank and file.
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STAFF—Major T. E. Parsons, Ass't Adj. Gen.; Major Geo. Hyland, Jr., Inspector; Major James
Wing, Engineer; Major John McConvill, Judge Advocate; Major Walter M. Fleming, Surgeon; Capt.
G. E. Reynolds, Ordnance Officer; Capt. Geo. Darling, Q. M.; Capt. Wm. H. Ward, Commissary; Capt.
Wm. C. Bush, A. D. C.; Lieut. Whitney J. Williams, A. D. C.
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54th Regiment
Armory, Exchange Street

L. Sellinger, Lieutenant Colonel
W. Westcott, Major
STAFF—A. J. Hatch, Adjutant; W. H. Briggs, Surgeon; J. Requa, Engineer; John E. Flint,
Quartermaster; Q. M. Sergeant, (vacant); Sergeant Major, (vacant); Henry H. Norman, Com'ry
Sergeant; Color Sergeant, Henry Spahn, (one vacant).
COMPANY OFFICERS
Co. A—C. Reinfeldt, Captain; Philip Ruppert, 1st Lieutenant; John Bauer, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. C—Chas. L. Fredenberg, Captain; J. H. Woodbury, 1st Lieutenant; F. A. Madden, 2nd
Lieutenant.
Co. D—J. G. Betzell, Captain; John Schwartz, 1st Lieutenant; Andrew Harter, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. E—Henry B. Henderson, Captain; Byron D. Wilson, 1st Lieutenant; Thos. S. Chadwick, 2nd
Lieutenant.
Co. G—John C. Smith, Captain; J. O. Kane, 1st Lieutenant; John H. Wilson, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. H—_________, Captain; ________, 1st Lieutenant; I. Hason, 2nd Lieutenant, Commanding.
Co. I—F. G. Maloney, Captain; C. E. Sabin, 1st Lieutenant; M. J. Maloney, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. K—Benjamin Ridley, Captain; K. C. Fulton, 1st Lieutenant; J. B. Jones, 2nd Lieutenant.
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Armory, Main, cor. Stone
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Cornelius Waydell, Captain; L. F. Ward, 1st Lieutenant; J. F. Pool, 2nd Lieutenant.
1st Sergeant, D. Hoyt; 2nd Sergeant, J. F. Chumasero; 3rd Sergeant, F. Roalts; 4th Sergeant, A. C.
Roakeman; 5th Sergeant, Henry S. Dean.
1st Corporal, C. A. Phillips; 2nd Corporal, J. F. Hawley; 3rd Corporal, Geo. D. Clark; 4th Corporal,
Geo. S. Baker.
J. H. Kelly, President; A. H. Cole, Vice President; H. L. Robinson, Secreatry; D. Hoyt, Treasurer.
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ROCHESTER UNION GRAYS

Independent Battalion Light Artillery
Adjutant—Alfred J. Swan
As't Surgeon—Dr. Chas. E. Rider
Quartermaster Sergeant—Alex. A. Ganyard
Commissary Sergeant—B. Frank Enos
Trumpet Major—George Trumbull
Standard Bearer—M. R. Smith
Standard Bearer—Jacob Leaham

1st Lieutenant—Geo. Frauenberger
2nd Lieutenant—John Hunter

1st Lieutenant—Edward J. Kelly
2nd Lieutenant—Fred. W. Parmelee
2nd Lieutenant—James E. McNulty
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STAFF—Major T. E. Parsons, Ass't Adj't Gen.; Major Geo. Hyland, Jr., Inspector; Major John
McConvill, Judge Advocate; Major Walter M. Fleming, Surgeon; Capt. G. E. Reynolds, Ordinance
Officer; Capt. Geo. Darling, Q. M.; Capt. Wm. H. Ward, Commissary; Capt. Wm. C. Bush, A. D. C.;
Lieut. Whitney J. Williams, A. D. C.
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54th Regiment

Lieut. Colonel W. Westcott
STAFF—Chas. B. Ayers, Adjutant; W. H. Briggs, Surgeon; J. Requa, Engineer; John E. Flint,
Quartermaster; Q. M. Sergeant; Henry H. Norman, Com'ry Sergeant; Color Sergeant, Henry Spahn.
COMPANY OFFICERS
Co. A—Philip Ruppert, Captain; John Bauer, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. C—Chas. Fredenberg, Captain; F. A. Madden, 1st Lieutenant; C. Campbell, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. E—Henry B. Henderson, Captain; O'Neil, 1st Lieutenant; Thos. S. Chadwick, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. G—John C. Smith, Captain; J. O. Kane, 1st Lieutenant; John H. Wilson, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. H—A. J. Hatch, Captain; J.. Hason, 1st Lieutenant; C. H. Matthews, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. I—D. O'Neil, Captain; C. E. Sabin, 1st Lieutenant; M. J. Maloney, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. K—Benjamin Ridley, Captain; (vacant), 1st Lieutenant; J. B. Jones, 2nd Lieutenant.
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1st Sergeant, D. Hoyt; 2nd Sergeant, J. F. Chumasero; 3rd Sergeant, F. Roalts; 4th Sergeant, H. C.
1st Corporal, C. A. Phillips; 2nd Corporal, J. F. Hawley; 3rd Corporal, Geo. D. Clark; 4th Corporal,
Geo. S. Baker.
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A. H. Cole, President; E. O. Sage, Vice President; H. L. Robinson, Secreatry; D. Hoyt, Treasurer.
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ROCHESTER UNION GRAYS

First Battalion Light Infantry
Assistant Surgeon—Dr. Charles E. Rider
Quartermaster Sergeant—Theo. E. Scranton
Commissary Sergeant—B. Frank Enos
Trumpet Major—Alexander Scott

Captain—Vacant
1st Lieutenant—George Frauenberger

1st Lieutenant—Edmund J. Kelly
2nd Lieutenant—Frederick W. Parmelee
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INDEPENDENT ORGANIZATIONS
Old Thirteenth
Armory, Main cor. Stone

Captain—F. A. Schoeffel
1st Lieutenant—D. S. Barber
2nd Lieutenant—Law S. Gibson
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Seventh Division N. Y. National Guard

Commanding, Major-General John Williams
STAFF
Ass't. Adj't. Gen. And Chief of Staff, Colonel Theron E. Parsons
Inspector, Colonel Geo. Hyland, Jr.
Engineer, Colonel Gilbert H. Reynolds
Judge Advocate, Colonel John M'Conville
Surgeon, Colonel W. M. Fleming
Ordnance Officer, Lieut.Col. Wm. C. Bush
Quartermaster, Lieut. Col. Geo. Darling
Commissary of Subsistence, Lieut. Col. William W. Ward
Aid-de-Camp, Major Henry C. Frost
Aid-de-Camp, Major George H. Clark
Aid-de-Camp, Captain Whitney Williams
Twenty-Fifth Brigade
(Head Quarters at Rochester)
(Brigade District includes the counties of Monroe, Wayne, Livingston, Ontario, Yates, Genesee,
Orleans and Niagara.)
Commanding, Brig. Gen. C. H. Clark
STAFF
Ass't. Adj't. General, Major Chas. B. Ayres
Engineer, Major Arndt Rosenthal
Judge Advocate, A. G. Wheeler
Surgeon, Major W. H. Briggs
Quartermaster, Captain H. P. Langworthy
Ordnance Officer, Captain Josephus Requa
Commissary of Subsistence, Capt. Robert E. Sherlock
Aide-de-Camp, Lieutenant W. V. Clark
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Fifty-Fourth Regiment
(Includes the County of Monroe)
Commanding, Colonel John A. Reynolds

Lieutenant Colonel, W. Westcott
STAFF
Acting Adjutant, C. Campbell
Quartermaster, John E. Flint
Commissary Sergeant, Henry H. Norman
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Color Sergeant, Henry Spahn
COMPANY OFFICERS
Co. A—Philip Ruppert, Captain; Jacob Engert, 1st Lieutenant; John Bauer, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. B—Frederick Schoen, Captain; John N. Weitzell, 1st Lieutenant; Henry Reinhart, 2nd Lieutenant
.
Co. C—F. A. Madden, Captain; Edward Blackford, Jr., 1st Lieutenant; C. Campbell, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. E—Henry B. Henderson, Captain; John O'Neil, 1st Lieutenant; Thos. S. Chadwick, 2nd
Lieutenant.
Co. F.—Wm. J. Clarke, Captain; C. Dodd, 1st Lieutenant; Valentine Schwartz, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. G—John H. Wilson, Captain; F. C. Lauer, 1st Lieutenant; Henry H. Van Dolah, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. H—A. J. Hatch, Captain; Thomas L. Grant, 1st Lieutenant; William V. Clark, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. I—D. O'Neil, Captain; Robert Lavis, 1st Lieutenant; Jacob Shalbert, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. K—Offices vacant.
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1st Sergeant, D. Hoyt; 2nd Sergeant, J. F. Chumasero; 3rd Sergeant, F. Roalts; 4th Sergeant, H. C.
1st Corporal, C. A. Phillips; 2nd Corporal, J. F. Hawley; 3rd Corporal, George D. Clark; 4th Corporal,
George S. Baker.
A. H. Cole, President; L. F. Ward, Vice President; H. L. Robinson, Secreatry; D. Hoyt, Treasurer.
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Armory, Exchange street opp. Spring street
FIRST BATTALION LIGHT INFANTRY

Commanding, Captain M. R. Quinn
Quartermaster Sergeant—Vacant
Commissary Sergeant—John Madden
Trumpet Major—W. C. Hadley

Captain—Vacant
1st Lieutenant—Thomas Barnes
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1st Lieutenant—________ Carson

Captain—Vacant
1st Lieutenant—Vacant
1st Lieutenant—E. J. Kelly
2nd Lieutenant—Frederic W. Parmelee
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Old Thirteenth

1st Lieutenant—William S. Foster
2nd Lieutenant—D. S. Barber
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Hancock Guards

Captain—H. F. Richardson
1st Lieutenant—James Plunkett
2nd Lieutenant—A. G. Locke
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Ryan Zouaves

Captain—John E. McDermott
1st Lieutenant—Henry Cramer
2nd Lieutenant—Francis J. Irvin
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STAFF
Inspector, Colonel George Hyland, Jr.
Judge Advocate, Colonel John M'Conville
Surgeon, Colonel Jonas Jones
Ordnance Officer, Lieut.Col. Wm. C. Bush
Quartermaster, Lieut. Col. Geo. Darling
Commissary of Subsistence, Lieut. Col. William W. Ward
(Brigade District includes the counties of Monroe, Wayne, Livingston, Ontario, Yates, Genesee,
Orleans and Niagara.)
STAFF
Ass't. Adj't. General, vacant
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Commanding, Colonel J. G. Baetzel

Major, F. G. Maloney
STAFF
Adjutant, Robert J. Lester
Quartermaster, R. H. Warfield
Surgeon, Major Charles Buckley
Commissary Sergeant, R. W. Lester
Engineer, Arndt Rosenthal
Judge Advocate, A. G. Wheeler
Surgeon, Major W. H. Briggs
Quartermaster, Captain H. P. Langworthy
Ordnance Officer, Captain Josephus Requa
Commissary of Subsistence, Captain Robert E. Sherlock
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Aide-de-Camp, Lieut. W. V. Clark
Color Sergeant, Thomas J. Hurley
COMPANY OFFICERS
Co. A—Philip Ruppert, Captain; Jacob Engert, 1st Lieutenant; John Bauer, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. B—Frederick Schoen, Captain; John N. Weitzell, 1st Lieutenant; Peter Reinhart, 2nd Lieutenant .
Co. C—F. A. Madden, Captain; Edward Blackford, Jr., 1st Lieutenant; Samuel R. Campbell, 2nd
Lieutenant.
Co. D—vacant, Captain; John Schwartz, 1st Lieutenant; Andrew Harter, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. E—Henry B. Henderson, Captain; vacant, 1st Lieutenant; Edward F. Babbage, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. F.—Wm. J. Clarke, Captain; C. Dodds, 1st Lieutenant; Valentine Schwartz, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. G—John H. Wilson, Captain; F. C. Lauer, 1st Lieutenant; Henry H. Van Dolah, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. H—Thos. L. Grant, Captain; G. A. Wallace, 1st Lieutenant; E. C. Bradsheet, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. I—D. O'Neil, Captain; Robert Lavis, 1st Lieutenant; Jacob Shalbert, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. K—Andrew J. Hatch, Captain; W. H. Hazen, 1st Lieutenant; vacant, 2nd Lieutenant
_____.
Captain, L. F. Ward
1st Lieutenant, J. F. Pool
Orderly Sergeant, D. Hoyt
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Armory, Exchange street opp. Spring street

Sergeant Major—Frank R. Plummer
Quartermaster Sergeant—Theodore E. Scrantom

1st Lieutenant—Thomas Barnes
1st Lieutenant—________ Carson
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Captain—Vacant
1st Lieutenant—E. J. Kelly
1st Lieutenant—Nicholas Euler
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Old Thirteenth
Armory, Main st. corner Stone

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Hancock Guards

Captain—H. F. Richardson
1st Lieutenant—James Plunkett
2nd Lieutenant—A. G. Locke
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Ryan Zouaves

2nd Lieutenant—Francis J. Irvin
Color Sergeant—Charles Yost
Orderly—P. H. Fleming
2nd Sergeant—T. O'Grady
3rd Sergeant—J. Traugott
4th Sergeant—R. Ovenburg
5th Sergeant—W. Johnson
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Meagher Zouaves
Captain—D. C. Feely
1st Lieutenant—P. H. Sweeney
2nd Lieutenant—vacant
Orderly Sergeant—James Campbell
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2nd Sergeant—Edward Daly
3rd Sergeant—John Menchin
4th Sergeant—John Mitchell
Color Sergeant—Andrew Sullivan
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HEADQUARTERS AT ROCHESTER
Seventh Division District comprises Counties of Chemung, Schuyler, Steuben, Yates, Ontario,
Wayne, Monroe and Livingston.
STAFF
Inspector, Colonel George Hyland, Jr.
Judge Advocate, Vacant
Ordnance Officer, Lieutenant Colonel William C. Bush
Quartermaster, Lieutenant Colonel George Darling
Commissary of Subsistence, Lieutenant Colonel William W. Ward
Aid-de-Camp, Major Simon Stettheimer
STAFF
Assistant. Adjutant General and Chief of Staff, Lt. Col. William C. Stone
Inspector—Major Benjamin Ridley
Engineer—Major Arndt Rosenthal
Judge Advocate—Major A. G. Wheeler
Surgeon, Major William H Briggs
Ordnance Officer—Captain Josephus Requa
Commissary—Captain Robert E. Sherlock
Quartermaster—Captain H. P. Langworthy
Aid-de-Camp,—Captain William V. Clark
Aid-de-Camp,—Captain James Connolly
Aid-de-Camp,—First Lieutenant Frank J. Stewart
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Commanding, Colonel J. G. Baetzel
Major, Vacant
STAFF
Adjutant, Lieut. George A. Begy
Quartermaster, 1st Lieut. R. H. Warfield
Commissary of Subsistence, 1st Lieut. Horace A. Smith
Sergeant Major, George Carling
Commissary Sergeant, R. W. Lester
Color Sergeant, Thomas J. Hurley
COMPANY OFFICERS
Co. A—Christopher Reinfelt, Captain; John Bauer, 1st Lieutenant; Michael Englert, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. B—Frederick Schoen, Captain; John N. Weitzell, 1st Lieutenant; Peter Reinhart, 2nd Lieutenant .
Co. C—F. A. Madden, Captain; Edward Blackford, Jr., 1st Lieutenant; Samuel R. Campbell, 2nd
Lieutenant.
Co. D—John Schwartz, Captain; Peter Klein, 1st Lieutenant; Martin Wahl, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. E—Henry B. Henderson, Captain; Wm. J. Winfield, 1st Lieutenant; Edward F. Babbage, 2nd
Lieutenant.
Co. F.—Wm. J. Clark, Captain; C. L. Dodds, 1st Lieutenant; Valentine Schwartz, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. G—F. C. Lauer, Captain; Henry H. Van Dolah, 1st Lieutenant; Adam F. Brash, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. H—Robert J. Lester, Captain; G. A. Wallace, 1st Lieutenant; E. C. Bradsheet, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. I—Robert Lavis, Captain; Thomas F. McCracken, 1st Lieutenant; Jacob Shalber, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. K—Daniel O'Niel, Captain; J. Hazen, 1st Lieutenant; Timothy Calahan, 2nd Lieutenant
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Armory at Arsenal

Adjutant—1st Lieut. Rufus K. Dryer
Quartermaster—1st Lieut. Edmund J. Kelly
Sergeant Major—Frank R. Plummer
Quartermaster Sergeant—Theodore E. Scrantom
Acting Commissary of Subsistence—Capt. Eugene T. Curtis
Standard Bearer—William Scheib

1st Lieutenant—Thomas L. Barnes
1st Lieutenant—John Carson
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2nd Lieutenant—Vacant

Captain—Joseph Erbling
1st Lieutenant—Vacant
1st Lieutenant—Nicholas Euler
2nd Lieutenant—E. J. McNulty
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Keeper of the Arsenal—Geo. H. Burleigh
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Old Thirteenth

1st Lieutenant—John Connolly
2nd Lieutenant—W. Brownell
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Hancock Guards

Captain—A. E. Ellwood
1st Lieutenant—A. J. Locke
2nd Lieutenant—Oscar S. Haskins
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Ryan Zouaves

2nd Lieutenant—John Stape
Color Sergeant—Charles Yost
Orderly—P. C. Fleming
2nd Sergeant—R. Ovenbury
3rd Sergeant—W. Johnson
4th Sergeant—J. Traugott
5th Sergeant—J. H. Chatfield
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Meagher Zouaves
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Captain—P. H. Sweeney
1st Lieutenant—Wm. Consadine
2nd Lieutenant—Frank R. Ward
Orderly Sergeant—John Corrigan
2nd Sergeant—Edward Daly
3rd Sergeant—John Mitchell
4th Sergeant—Wm. Fox
Color Sergeant—Geo. W. Taylor
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STAFF
Assistant. Adjutant General And Chief of Staff, Col. Theron E. Parsons
Judge Advocate, Fred Cook
Ordnance Officer, Lieutenant Colonel William C. Bush
(Headquarters at Rochester)
Commanding, Brigadier General C. H. Clark
STAFF
Assistant. Adjutant General and Chief of Staff, Lieutenant Colonel William C. Stone
Engineer—Major Arndt Rosenthal
Quartermaster—Captain H. P. Langworthy
Aid-de-Camp,—Captain James Connolly
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Armory at Arsenal
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Commanding, Col. Henry Brinker
Lieutenant Colonel, Vacant
Major, Vacant
STAFF
Adjutant, First Lieut. George A. Begy
Quartermaster, 1st Lieut. Milton H. Smith
Asst. Surgeon, Captain Charles S. Starr
Chaplain, Capt. Walton W. Battershall
Sergeant Major, Archibald G. Calhoun
Hospital Steward, William Walsh
COMPANY OFFICERS
Co. A—Christopher Reinfelt, Captain; Michael Englert, 1st Lieutenant; Joseph Faist, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. B—John N. Weitzell, Captain; Henry Reinhardt, 1st Lieutenant; Jacob Renner, 2nd Lieutenant .
Co. C—F. A. Madden, Captain; John C. King, Jr., 1st Lieutenant; C. M. Hovey, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. D—John Schwartz, Captain; Peter Klein, 1st Lieutenant; Martin Wahl, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. E—Henry B. Henderson, Captain; Edwin F. Babbage, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. F.—C. L. Dodds, Captain; Vacant, 1st Lieutenant; Valentine Schwartz, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. G—F. C. Lauer, Captain; Adam F. Brash, 1st Lieutenant; M. J. Coakley, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. H—E. C. Bradsheet, Captain; E. P. Brownell, 1st Lieutenant; Frank J. Groh, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. I—Robert Lavis, Captain; Jacob Shalber, 1st Lieutenant.
Co. K—R. H. Warfield, Captain; Dennis Kavanagh, 1st Lieutenant; Timothy Calahan, 2nd
Lieutenant
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Armory at Arsenal
Battery Artillery attached to the 25th Brigade
Captain—Joesph Erbelding
1st lieutenant—Rufus K. Dryer
1st Lieutenant—Edmund J. Kelly
2nd Lieutenant—Andrew J. Thein
2nd Lieutenant—John Martin
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Old Thirteenth

1st Lieutenant—Wm. J. Hynes
Surgeon—Wm. H. Lakeman
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Color Sergeant—Isaac Spears
1st Sergeant—John C. Cawthra
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Hancock Guards

Captain—James Plunkett
1st Lieutenant—Oscar S. Haskins
2nd Lieutenant—Geo. F. Rice
Orderly Sergeant—Charles Schaffer
2nd Sergeant—Patrick Hair
3rd Sergeant—Samuel McGill
4th Sergeant—Francis Rudabon
Color Sergeant—I. L. Inman
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Ryan Zouaves

2nd Lieutenant—John Stape
1st Sergeant—P. C. Fleming
2nd Sergeant—William Johnson
3rd Sergeant—I. H. Chatfield
4th Sergeant—J. Butler
5th Sergeant—Christian Heilbronn
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Meagher Zouaves
Captain—P. H. Sweeney
1st Lieutenant—Frank R. Ward
2nd Lieutenant—William Fox
1st Sergeant—Michael Farley
2nd Sergeant—Michael Quinlan
3rd Sergeant—Wm. McCaffrey
4th Sergeant—Arthur Kelley
Color Sergeant—John Regan
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STAFF
Ordnance Officer, Lieutenant Colonel E. Bloss Parsons
(Headquarters at Rochester)
Commanding, Brigadier General C. H. Clark
STAFF
Assistant. Adjutant General and Chief of Staff, Lieutenant Colonel William C. Stone
Engineer—Major Cyrus Beardsley
Quartermaster—Captain John A. Rigney
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Armory at Arsenal
Commanding, Col. Henry Brinker

Lieutenant Colonel, Warner Westcott
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Major, George A. Begy
STAFF
Adjutant—1st Lieut. George Caring
Quartermaster—1st Lieut. Milton H. Smith
Surgeon—Major Charles Buckley
Asst. Surgeon—Captain Charles S. Starr
Chaplain—Capt. Walton W. Battershall
Sergeant Major—Archibald G. Calhoun
Quartermaster Sergeant—A. C. Burrough
Hospital Steward—William Walsh
COMPANY OFFICERS
Co. A—Christopher Speis, Captain; Michael Englert, 1st Lieutenant; Joseph Faist, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. C—James Ernisse, Captain; Thos. M. Logan, 1st Lieutenant; Wm. F. Carnall, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. D—John Schwartz, Captain; Philip Moore, 1st Lieutenant; Peter Weirich, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. E—Henry B. Henderson, Captain; Edward Witherspoon, 1st Lieutenant; Edwin F. Babbage, 2nd
Lieutenant.
Co. F.—C. L. Dodds, Captain; Wm. Stiefel, 1st Lieutenant; F. W. Eikert, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. G—F. C. Lauer, Captain; Adam F. Brash, 1st Lieutenant; George J. Maurer, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. H—E. P. Brownell, Captain; Alfred Elwood, 1st Lieutenant; Frank J. Groh, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. I—Robert Lavis, Captain; Geo. F. Lenihan, 1st Lieutenant.
Co. K—R. H. Warfield, Captain; Dennis Kavanagh, 1st Lieutenant; Timothy Calahan, 2nd
Lieutenant
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Battalion of Light Artillery
Rochester Union Grays, attached to the 25th Brigade

Armory at Arsenal
Captain—Joesph Erbelding
Adjutant—Lieut. Rufus K. Dryer
Quartermaster—Lieut. E. J. Kelly
Surgeon—Lieut. Chas. E. Rider
Commissary—Vacant
Co. A.—Captain, Theodore E. Scrantom
1st Lieutenant—Chas. Pfeiffer
1st Lieutenant—Franklin R. Plummer
2nd Lieutenant—Casper Siebert
Co. B.—Captain, William A. Thein
1st Lieutenant—John Martin
1st Lieutenant—Wm. Steinhauser
2nd Lieutenant—Romeo Matties
2nd Lieutenant—Geo. Thein
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Old Thirteenth

2nd Lieutenant—John C. Cawthra
Color Sergeant—Isaac Spears
1st Sergeant—Patrick Duffy
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Hancock Guards

2nd Lieutenant—George F. Rice
2nd Sergeant—Michael Woolf, Jr.
3rd Sergeant—James Moore
4th Sergeant—John Carroll
Color Sergeant—Samuel McGill
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Ryan Zouaves

2nd Lieutenant—Frank Irwin
1st Sergeant—P. C. Fleming
2nd Sergeant—William Johnson
3rd Sergeant—I. H. Chatfield
4th Sergeant—J. Butler
5th Sergeant—Christian Heilbronn
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Meagher Zouaves
Captain—Frank R. Ward
1st Lieutenant—Joseph Tracy
2nd Lieutenant—Michael Quinlan
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1st Sergeant—Frank Mulvey
2nd Sergeant—William Hogan
3rd Sergeant—John Caughan
4th Sergeant—William Purcell
Color Sergeant—John Carroll
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STAFF
Inspector, Col. Geo. Hyland, Jr.
Engineer, Col. Henry C. Frost
Ordnance Officer, Lieutenant Colonel E. Bloss Parsons
Aid-de-Camp, Major J. Renwick Campbell
Commanding, Brigadier General Henry Brinker
STAFF
Assistant. Adjutant General and Chief of Staff, Lieut. Col. Rufus K. Dryer
Inspector—Major N. Thompson
Engineer—Major Robert E. Sherlock
Ordnance Officer—Captain Chas. P. Bromley
Commissary—Captain Geo. Fleckenstein
Quartermaster—Captain George W. Aldridge
Aid-de-Camp,—Captain Henry N. Allen
Aid-de-Camp,—First Lieutenant Eugene Raines
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Armory at Arsenal
Commanding—Col. Warner Westcott

Lieutenant Colonel—George A. Begy
Major—George Caring
STAFF
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Adjutant—1st Lieut. Chas. M. Hovey
Asst. Surgeon—Captain Charles S. Starr
Chaplain—Capt. Walton W. Battershall
Sergeant Major—Archibald G. Calhoun
Quartermaster Sergeant—H. H. Smith
Commissary Sergeant—A. C. Burrough
Hospital Steward—William Walsh
COMPANY OFFICERS
Co. A—Christopher Speis, Captain; Michael Englert, 1st Lieutenant; ________, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. C—Thos. M. Logan, Captain; George W. Wyman, 1st Lieutenant; Wm. F. Carnall, 2nd
Lieutenant.
Co. D—John Schwartz, Captain; Peter Weirich, 1st Lieutenant; 2nd Lieutenant, George Mohr.
Co. E—Henry B. Henderson, Captain; Edward Witherspoon, 1st Lieutenant; Edwin F. Babbage, 2nd
Lieutenant.
Co. F.—________, Captain; William Stiefel, 1st Lieutenant; F. W. Eikert, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. G—F. C. Lauer, Captain; Adam F. Brash, 1st Lieutenant; George J. Maurer, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. H—E. P. Brownell, Captain; Alfred Elwood, 1st Lieutenant; Frank J. Groh, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. I—Geo. F. Lenihan, Captain; Thos. Hevron, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. K—________, Captain; Dennis Kavanagh, 1st Lieutenant; _________, 2nd Lieutenant
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Battalion First New York Light Artillery

Attached to the 25th Brigade
Armory at Arsenal
Commanding—Major Joesph Erbelding

Adjutant—Lieut. John A. P. Walter
Quartermaster—Major Frederic Miller, Jr.
Surgeon—Lieut. Chas. E. Rider
Commissary—Captain E. J. Kelley
Armorer—F. W. Parmelee
Co. A.—Captain, Theo. E. Scrantom
1st Lieutenant—Charles Pfeiffer
1st Lieutenant—John Brown
2nd Lieutenant—John W. Maser
2nd Lieutenant—Wm. H. St. John
Co. B.—Captain, John Martin

1st Lieutenant—Romeo Matties
2nd Lieutenant—Conrad Kilian
2nd Lieutenant—Henry S. Redmond
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Cavalry
Attached to 25th Brigade
HEADQUARTERS, CITY BUILDING, FRONT STREET
Captain—Frederick Miller; 1st Lieutenant—Daniel A. Brown; 2nd Lieutenant—George W.

Connolly; 3rd Lieutenant—John Rauber.
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Old Thirteenth
2nd Lieutenant—Wm. Brownell
Color Sergeant—John Bollenbeck
1st Sergeant—Patrick A. Duffy
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Hancock Guards
2nd Sergeant—Michael Wolf, Jr.
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Ryan Zouaves
Captain—P. H. Fleming
1st Lieutenant—R. Overburg
2nd Lieutenant—Wm. Fogarty
1st Sergeant—Wm. Johnson
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Meagher Zouaves
1st Lieutenant—Michael Quinlan
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2nd Lieutenant—E. L. Fluskey
1st Sergeant—Wm. Hogan
2nd Sergeant—John Caughan
3rd Sergeant—William Purcell
4th Sergeant—Joseph McIntyre
Color Sergeant—John Carroll
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Commanding, Major-General Henry Brinker
Commanding, Brigadier General (Vacant)
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Armory at Arsenal
Commanding—Col. George A. Begy

Lieutenant Colonel—S. S. Eddy
Major—George Caring
STAFF
Adjutant—1st Lieut. A. H. Bruman
Asst. Surgeon—Captain Julius Schmitt
Chaplain—Capt. Henry Anstice
Sergeant Major—William K. Toaz
Quartermaster Sergeant—Louis Sachs
Commissary Sergeant—A. C. Burrough
Ordnance Sergeant—H. H. Smith
Hospital Steward—George F. Lenihen
COMPANY OFFICERS
Co. A—Michael Englert, Captain; Frank Fehrenbach, 1st Lieutenant; Roman Staub, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. B—John N. Weitzell, Captain; Peter Reinhard, 1st Lieutenant; Peter Hess, 2nd Lieutenant .
Co. C—Samuel S. Brewer, Captain; Alfred Elwood, 1st Lieutenant; C. D. Van Zandt, 2nd
Lieutenant.
Co. D—Philip Mohr, Captain; Peter Weirich, 1st Lieutenant; 2nd Lieutenant, George Mohr.
Co. E—H. B. Henderson, Captain; Edward Witherspoon, 1st Lieutenant; Edwin F. Babbage, 2nd
Lieutenant.
Co. F.—Benjamin Ridley, Captain; Fred. W. Eikert, 1st Lieutenant; James Eustace, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. G—Adam F. Brash, Captain; Charles M. Syme, 1st Lieutenant; George J. Maurer, 2nd
Lieutenant.
Co. H—Ed. P. Brownell, Captain; Henry B. Clark, 1st Lieutenant; A. D. McMasters, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. I—Joseph Hesslinger, Captain; Jacob Schalber, 1st Lieutenant; D. Crowley, 2nd Lieutenant.
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Co. K—Daniel O'Neil, Captain; D. Kavanagh, 1st Lieutenant; H. D. Hunn, 2nd Lieutenant
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Battalion First New York Light Artillery

Attached to the 25th Brigade
Armory at Arsenal

Quartermaster—Lieut. Frederic Miller, Jr.
Surgeon—Major Chales E. Rider
Commissary—Captain E. J. Kelley
Armorer—F. W. Parmelee
Co. A.—Captain, Thomas R. Smith
1st Lieutenant—Charles Pfeiffer
1st Lieutenant—John Brown
2nd Lieutenant—John W. Maser
2nd Lieutenant—Wm. H. St. John
Co. B.—Captain, Geo. Engert

1st Lieutenant—Henry S. Redmond
2nd Lieutenant—Conrad Kilian
2nd Lieutenant—Robert Stirley
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Cavalry
Attached to 25th Brigade
HEADQUARTERS, ARSENAL
Captain—Frederick Miller; 1st Lieutenant—Daniel A. Brown; 2nd Lieutenant—George W.

Connolly; 3rd Lieutenant—John Rauber.
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Old Thirteenth
1st Sergeant—A. N. Hawken
2nd Sergeant—Henry Beilbey
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Rochester City Cadets
Armory, Masonic Hall Bldg.
Captain—F. M. Dean
1st Lieutenant—J. L. Hotchkiss
2nd Lieutenant—Chas. T. Englehardt
Orderly Sergeant—James R. Goodman
2nd Sergeant—Frank Fetzer
3rd Sergeant—J. H. Savard
4th Sergeant—William Shaw
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Hancock Guards
2nd Sergeant—Michael Wolf, Jr.
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Meagher Zouaves
2nd Lieutenant—John Miller
1st Sergeant—Thomas Devereaux
2nd Sergeant—William Purcell
3rd Sergeant—Joseph McIntyre
Color Sergeant—Thomas Love
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Hancock Guards
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STAFF
Assistant Adjutant General and Chief of Staff—Colonel Frederick Cook
Inspector—Colonel E. Bloss Parsons
Chief of Artillery—Colonel Joseph Erbelding
Engineer—Colonel William Graebe
Judge Advocate—Colonel George Raines
Surgeon—Colonel Jonas Jones
Inspector of Rifle Practice—Lieutenant Colonel J. Renwick Campbell
Ordnance Officer—Lieutenant Colonel Nathaniel Thompson
Quartermaster—Lieutenant Colonel Robert E. Sherlock
Commissary of Subsistence—Lieutenant Colonel Charles P. Bromley
Aides-de-Camp—Major George Fleckenstein, Major George W. Aldridge, Captain Henry N. Allen.
Brigade District includes the counties of Monroe, Wayne, Livingston, Ontario, and Yates.
Commanding, Brigadier General William H. Briggs
STAFF
Assistant Adjutant General and Chief of Staff—Lieut. Col. Rufus K. Dryer
Inspector—Major George Hyland, Jr.
Engineer—Major John Clark, Jr.
Judge Advocate—Major Albert G. Wheeler
Inspector of Rifle Practice—Major Frank A. Schoeffel
Ordnance Officer—Captain Walter Weldon
Quartermaster—Captain William F. Balkam
Commissary of Subsistence—Captain Frederick Zimmer
Aides-de-Camp—Captain Charles E. Cunningham, Lieutenant Eugene Raines.
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Headquarters at Rochester Arsenal
Commanding—Colonel George A. Begy

Major—John N. Weitzel
STAFF
Adjutant—1st Lieutenant A. H. Bruman
Quartermaster—1st Lieutenant Milton H. Smith
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Surgeon—Major Julius Schmitt
Assistant Surgeon—Captain Charles E. McKelvey
Commissary—Captain Charles C. Meyer
Inspector of Rifle Practice—Captain E. S. Phelps
Chaplain—Captain Henry Anstice
Sergeant Major—Fred Wegman
Quartermaster Sergeant—A. C. Burrough
Commissary Sergeant—William K. Toaz
Hospital Steward—George F. Lenihen
Drum Major—Peter E. Sheridan
Band Master—Jacob Sauer
COMPANY OFFICERS
Co. A—Michael Englert, Captain; Frank Fehrenbach, 1st Lieutenant; George M. Schwartz, 2nd
Lieutenant.
Co. B—William Wagner, Captain; Peter Reinhard, 1st Lieutenant; Peter Hess, 2nd Lieutenant .
Co. C—________, Captain; Alfred Elwood, 1st Lieutenant; Louis E. Weed, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. E—H. B. Henderson, Captain; Edward Witherspoon, 1st Lieutenant; Edwin F. Babbage, 2nd
Lieutenant.
Co. F.—Benjamin Ridley, Captain; Fred. W. Eikert, 1st Lieutenant; ________, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. G—Chris. Heilbronn, Captain; Charles R. Pheiffer, 1st Lieutenant; Henry N. Jacobs, 2nd
Lieutenant.
Co. H—Ed. P. Brownell, Captain; Henry B. Clark, 1st Lieutenant; A. D. McMasters, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. I—Joseph Hesslinger, Captain; William G. Junker, 1st Lieutenant; D. Crowley, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. K—Daniel O'Neil, Captain; D. Kavanagh, 1st Lieutenant; _______, 2nd Lieutenant
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Battalion of Artillery
25th Brigade
Armory at Arsenal

Quartermaster—Lieut. Frederic Miller, Jr.
Surgeon—Major George T. Benford
Commissary—Lieut. Jno. Standenmeir
Battery A.—Captain, E. J. Kelly
1st Lieutenants—John Brown, John W. Maser
2nd Lieutenants—E. D. Smith, Milton Noyes
Battery B.—Captain, William Steinhauser

1st Lieutenant—Robert Stirley
2nd Lieutenants—Peter Smith, Jacob Aebersold
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Separate TroopCavalry
25th Brigade
ARMORY AT ARSENAL
Captain—(Bt. Lieut. Col.) Frederick Miller; 1st Lieutenant—John Rauber; 2nd Lieutenant—John
Hohenstein; 3rd Lieutenant—John F. Boyd.
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Old Thirteenth
First Lieutenant—William S. Foster
First Sergeant—John Cawthra
Second Sergeant—Adolph Rodenbeck
Third Sergeant—J. H. Crampton
Fourth Sergeant—Henry Beilbey
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Meagher Zouaves
2nd Lieutenant—William Purcell
1st Sergeant—Thomas Devereaux
2nd Sergeant—John McAnalley
3rd Sergeant—Thomas Cunningham
4th Sergeant—George Collins
Color Sergeant—A. J. McFarland
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STAFF
Assistant Adjutant General and Chief of Staff—Colonel Frederick Cook
Inspector—Colonel E. Bloss Parsons
Chief of Artillery—Colonel J. Renwick Campbell
Inspector of Rifle Practice—Lieutenant Colonel Charles P. Bromley
Quartermaster—Lieutenant Colonel Clement A. White
Commissary of Subsistence—Lieutenant Colonel George Fleckenstein
Aides-de-Camp—Major George W. Aldridge, Captain Henry N. Allen.
STAFF
Assistant Adjutant General and Chief of Staff—Lieut. Col. Frank A. Schoeffel
Engineer—Major Jacob Spahn
Ordnance Officer—Captain Walter Weldon
Quartermaster—Captain William F. Balkam
Commissary of Subsistence—Captain Frederick Zimmer
Aides-de-Camp—Captain Josiah Sullivan, Lieutenant ________.
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STAFF
st
Adjutant—1 Lieut. A. H. Bruman
Quartermaster—1st Lieut. M. H. Smith
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Assistant Surgeon—Capt. Chas. E. McKelvey
Commissary—Capt. Charles C. Meyer
Inspector of Rifle Practice—Capt. E. S. Phelps
Quartermaster Sergt.—A. C. Burrough
Commissary Sergt.—William K. Toaz
Hospital Steward—Geo. F. Lenihen
Drum Major—Peter E. Sheridan
COMPANY OFFICERS
Co. A—Michael Englert, Captain; Frank Fehrenbach, 1st Lieutenant; George M. Schwartz, 2nd
Lieutenant.
Co. B—William Wagner, Captain; Peter Reinhard, 1st Lieutenant; Peter Hess, 2nd Lieutenant .
Co. C—Charles R. Phifer, Captain; Jas. W. Rogers, 1st Lieutenant; Arthur McLean, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. E—Bvt. Major H. B. Henderson, Captain; George P. Meyer, 1st Lieutenant; _____, 2nd
Lieutenant.
Co. F.—Bvt. Major Benjamin Ridley, Captain; Fred. W. Eikart, 1st Lieutenant; Fred P. Stallman, 2nd
Lieutenant.
Co. G—Chris. Heilbronn, Captain; Henry N. Jacobs, 1st Lieutenant; Chas. J. Forner, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. H—Ed. P. Brownell, Captain; Henry B. Clark, 1st Lieutenant; Chas. H. Matthews, 2nd
Lieutenant.
Co. I—Joseph Hesslinger, Captain; William G. Junker, 1st Lieutenant; Thos. Ashton, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. K—T. O'Callihan, Captain; D. Kavanagh, 1st Lieutenant; Thos. Howe, 2nd Lieutenant
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25th Brigade
Armory at Arsenal
Commanding—Bvt. Col. Jos. Erbelding

Adjutant—Lieut. Milton Noyes
Quartermaster—Lieut. F. Miller, Jr.
Commissary—Lieut. Jno. Standenmeir
Battery A.—Captain, John M. Brown
1st Lieutenants—John W. Maser, J. Powers
2nd Lieutenants—E. D. Thomas, ________
Battery B.—Captain, Robert S. Stirley

1st Lieutenants—Peter J. Smith, Jacob M. Aebersold
2nd Lieutenants—David E. Fichtner, Ernst B. Seitz
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25th Brigade
ARMORY AT ARSENAL
Captain—Bvt. Lieut. Col. Frederick Miller; 1st Lieutenant—John Rauber; 2nd Lieutenant—John
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Old Thirteenth
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Meagher Zouaves
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STAFF
Assistant Adjutant General and Chief of Staff—Colonel J. Renwick Campbell
Inspector—Colonel Gilbert H. Reynolds
Chief of Artillery—Colonel Charles P. Bromley
Inspector of Rifle Practice—Lieutenant Colonel Russell B. Yates
Commissary of Subsistence—Lieutenant Colonel Georeg Fleckenstein
Aides-de-Camp—Major H. B. Berry, Captain Henry N. Allen.
STAFF
Inspector Rifle Practice—Major Wm. S. Smith, Jr.
Ordnance Officer—Captain (vacant)
Quartermaster—Captain Milton H. Smith
Commissary of Subsistence—Captain W. L. Palmer
Aides-de-Camp—Captain Josiah Sullivan, Lieutenant J. Aaron Adams.
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STAFF
Adjutant—1st Lieut. A. H. Bruman
Quartermaster—1st Lieut. Louis J. Ernst
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Commissary—Capt. Charles C. Meyer
Inspector of Rifle Practice—Capt. J. Standenmeir
Quartermaster Sergt.—A. C. Burrough
Commissary Sergt.—William K. Toaz
Hospital Steward—Geo. Burrough
Drum Major—Morris D. Edmonds
COMPANY OFFICERS
Co. A—Michael Englert, Captain; Fred Boettcher, 1st Lieutenant; Julius Fachler, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. B—William Wagner, Captain; Henry A. Mechs, 1st Lieutenant; George Zimmer, 2nd
Lieutenant .
Co. C—James W. Rogers, Captain; Arthur McLean, 1st Lieutenant; Daniel B. Taylor, 2nd
Lieutenant.
Co. D—John A. P. Walter, Captain; Daniel Schout, 1st Lieutenant; 2nd Lieutenant, Frank A. Rust.
Co. E—Bvt. Major H. B. Henderson, Captain; George P. Meyer, 1st Lieutenant; Thos. R. Peshine,
2nd Lieutenant.
Co. F.—Bvt. Major Benjamin Ridley, Captain; Fred. W. Eikart, 1st Lieutenant; Millard T. Morse,
2nd Lieutenant.
Co. H—Ed. P. Brownell, Captain; Henry B. Clark, 1st Lieutenant; William Brown, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. I—Joseph Hesslinger, Captain; William G. Junker, 1st Lieutenant; Thos. Ashton, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. K—T. O. Callihan, Captain; D. Arthur W. Kelly, 1st Lieutenant; James A. Murray, 2nd
Lieutenant
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25th Brigade
Armory at Arsenal

Quartermaster—Lieut. F. Miller, Jr.
Commissary—_______
1st Lieutenants—John W. Maser, John J. Powers
2nd Lieutenants—E. D. Thomas, Fred P. Stallman
Battery I.—Captain, Robert S. Stirley

1st Lieutenants—Peter J. Smith, Jacob M. Aebersold
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25th Brigade
ARMORY AT ARSENAL
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Old Thirteenth
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Meagher Zouaves
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Seventh Division S. N. Y. National Guard

HEADQUARTERS AT ROCHESTER, 22 EXCHANGE STREET
Seventh Division District comprises Counties of Chemung, Schuyler, Steuben (expect
Hornellsville), Yates, Ontario, Wayne, Monroe, Livingston, Tomkins, Tioga and Broome.
STAFF
Engineer—(Vacant)
Aides-de-Camp—Major H. B. Berry and Captain Henry N. Allen.
Twelfth Brigade
STAFF
Inspector Rifle Practice—Major William S. Smith, Jr.
Quartermaster—Captain (vacant)
Aides-de-Camp—Captain Josiah Sullivan, Lieutenant J. Aaron Adams.
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Commanding—Colonel Samuel S. Eddy

Lieutenant Colonel—Albert H. Bruman
STAFF
Adjutant—1st Lieut. Andrew J. Hatch
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Commissary—1st Lieut. M. H. Smith
Inspector of Rifle Practice—Capt. H. B. Clark
Sergeant Major—Wm. F. Hunt
Quartermaster Sergt.—Edgar S. Combs
Commissary Sergt.—Silas A. Servis
Ordnance Sergeant—James H. Brown
Hospital Steward—Chas. E. Rider
COMPANY OFFICERS
Co. A—Michael Englert, Captain; Fred Boettcher, 1st Lieutenant; Charles L. Strong, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. B—(Vacant), Captain; Henry A. Mechs, 1st Lieutenant; George Zimmer, 2nd Lieutenant .
Co. C—James W. Rogers, Captain; Arthur McLean, 1st Lieutenant; Daniel B. Taylor, 2nd
Lieutenant.
Co. D—John A. P. Walter, Captain; (Vacant), 1st Lieutenant; 2nd Lieutenant, Frank A. Rust.
Co. E—Bvt. Major H. B. Henderson, Captain; George P. Meyer, 1st Lieutenant; Thos. R. Peshine,
nd
2 Lieutenant.
nd
2 Lieutenant.
Co. H—Ed. P. Brownell, Captain; William Brown, 1st Lieutenant; Gideon W. Geraux, 2nd
Lieutenant.
Co. I—Joseph Hesslinger, Captain; (Vacant), 1st Lieutenant; Thos. Ashton, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. K—(Vacant), Captain; D. Arthur W. Kelly, 1st Lieutenant; (Vacant), 2nd Lieutenant
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12th Brigade
Armory at Arsenal

Quartermaster—Lieut. Wm. Wagner
Commissary—Jacob M. Aebersold
Battery A.—Captain, _______
1st Lieutenant—John J. Powers
2nd Lieutenants—E. D. Thomas, Fred P. Stallman

1st Lieutenant—Peter J. Smith
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12th Brigade
ARMORY AT ARSENAL
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Old Thirteenth
Armory, Main St. corner Stone
2nd Lieutenant—Eugene Austin
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Independent Zouaves
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Seventh Division S. N. Y. National Guard

HEADQUARTERS AT ROCHESTER, 22 EXCHANGE STREET
Seventh Division District comprises Counties of Chemung, Schuyler, Steuben (expect
Hornellsville), Yates, Ontario, Wayne, Monroe, Livingston, Tomkins, Tioga and Broome.
STAFF
Engineer—Colonel Charles Hildreth Blair
Aides-de-Camp—Major H. B. Berry and Captain Henry N. Allen.
Twelfth Brigade
STAFF
Inspector Rifle Practice—Major William S. Smith, Jr.
Quartermaster—Captain Thomas A. Raymond
Aide-de-Camp—Lieutenant J. Aaron Adams.
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Commanding—Colonel Samuel S. Eddy

Lieutenant Colonel—Albert H. Bruman
STAFF
Adjutant—1st Lieut. Andrew J. Hatch
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Ass't Surgeon—Capt. Chas. E. McKelvey
Commissary—1st Lieut. M. H. Smith
Inspector of Rifle Practice—Capt. H. B. Clark
Sergeant Major—Wm. F. Hunt
Quartermaster Sergt.—Edgar S. Combs
Commissary Sergt.—Silas A. Servis
Ordnance Sergeant—James H. Brown
Sergt. Standard Bearers—Herbert O. Porter, Henry E. Childs
Hospital Steward—Chas. E. Rider
COMPANY OFFICERS
Co. A—Michael Englert, Captain; Fred Boettcher, 1st Lieutenant; Charles L. Strong, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. B—Henry A. Mechs, Captain; (Vacant), 1st Lieutenant; (Vacant), 2nd Lieutenant .
Co. C—Thomas Smith, Captain; Arthur McLean, 1st Lieutenant; Daniel B. Taylor, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. D—Philip Mohr, Captain; 1st Lieutenant, Frank A. Rust; Wm. G. Martens, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. E—Bvt. Major H. B. Henderson, Captain; Thos. R. Peshine, 1st Lieutenant; Charles H.
Mandeville, 2nd Lieutenant.
nd
2 Lieutenant.
Co. G—Chris. Heilbronn, Captain; Henry N. Jacobs, 1st Lieutenant; Emil A. Newdale, 2nd
Lieutenant.
Co. H—Ed. P. Brownell, Captain; William Brown, 1st Lieutenant; A. D. McMaster, 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. I—Joseph Hesslinger, Captain; Daniel Schout, 1st Lieutenant; (Vacant), 2nd Lieutenant.
Co. K—Chas. R. Pratt, Captain; D. Arthur W. Kelly, 1st Lieutenant; Thos. H. Gargan, 2nd
Lieutenant
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12th Brigade
Armory at Arsenal

Quartermaster—Lieut. Wm. Wagner
Commissary—Jacob M. Aebersold
1st Lieutenants—E. DeWitt Thomas, Fred P. Stallman
2nd Lieutenants—Augustus W. Gore, Henry W. Williams

1st Lieutenants—Peter J. Smith, David E. Fichtner
2nd Lieutenants—Ernst B. Seitz, Jacob Smith
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12th Brigade
ARMORY AT ARSENAL
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First Veteran Brigade

Commanding—Bvt, Brigadier General John A. Reynolds
STAFF
Adjutant General—Col Theron E. Parsons
Inspector General—General I. F. Quinby
Engineer—Col. H. S. Greenleaf
Quartermaster—Col. John McMahon
Commissary—Major J. P. Cleary
Surgeon—B. L. Hovey
Signal Officer—Rev. Myron Adams
Paymaster—Major I. F. Force
Judge Advocate—Major R. H. Schooley
Mustering Officer—Capt. D. S. Barber
Ordnance Officer—Capt. Ferdinand Propping
Aides-de-Camp—Col. E. Bloss Parsons, Col. James M. Wells, Col. E. E. Sill, Capt. Porter Farley,
Capt. C. Webster, Capt. W. G. Martens, Capt. C. E. Spring.
The organizations comprising this Brigade are composed of veterans of the late war, as follows:
"Old 13th" N. Y. S. Volunteers, Infantry—Col. F. A. Schoeffel
108th N. Y. S. Volunteers, Infantry—Capt. Alfred Elwood
140th N. Y. S. Volunteers, Infantry—Capt. Charles Yost
8th N. Y. S. Volunteers, Cavalry—Col. W. L. Markell
18th N. Y. Battery—________
Battery L, 1st N. Y. Artillery—Col. G. H. Reyolds
"O'Rourke" Post, G. A. R—Commander, James Lock
"Piessner" Post, G. A. R.—Commander, John Rusch
"Geo. H. Thomas" Post, G. A. R.—Acting Commander, S. B. Williams
Independent Company—Capt. S. D. Richardson
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Old Thirteenth
1st Lieutenant—Eugene Austin
2nd Lieutenant—Isaac Spears
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Independent Zouaves
Armory, City Building, Front St.
1st Lieutenant—A. J. McGuire
2nd Lieutenant—Andrew Guth
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Eighth Division S. N. Y. National Guard

HEADQUARTERS AT BUFFALO
Eighth Division District comprises Counties of Alleghany, Cattaraugus, Chautauqua, Wyoming,
Erie, Genesee, Orleans, Niagara, Steuben, Livingston and Monroe.
Commanding, Major-General Wm. F. Rogers
Eighth Separate Co. (formerly Co. E, 54th Regiment)—Captain, Bvt. Major H. B. Henderson; 1st
Lieutenant, Thomas R. Peshine; 2nd Lieutenant, Charles H. Mandeville.
Battery A—Major, Bvt. Col. Joseph Erbelding; Captain, John M. Brown; Lieutenants, Peter J.
Smith, E. DeWitt Thomas, William Wagner; 2nd Lieutenants, Augustus W. Gore, Henry W. Williams.
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First Veteran Brigade

Commanding—Bvt, Brigadier General John A. Reynolds
STAFF
Adjutant General—Col Theron E. Parsons
Inspector General—General I. F. Quinby
Engineer—Col. H. S. Greenleaf
Quartermaster—Col. John McMahon
Commissary—Major J. P. Cleary
Surgeon—B. L. Hovey
Signal Officer—Rev. Myron Adams
Chaplain—Rev. L. T. Foote
Paymaster—Major I. F. Force
Judge Advocate—Major R. H. Schooley
Mustering Officer—Capt. D. S. Barber
Ordnance Officer—Capt. Ferdinand Propping
Aides-de-Camp—Gen'l W. H. Benjamin, Col. Louis Ernst, Col. E. E. Sill, Capt. Porter Farley,
Capt. C. Webster, Capt. C. E. Spring, Capt. J. K. Burlingame, Capt. C. H. Ellsworth.
The organizations comprising this Brigade are composed of veterans of the late war, as follows:
"Old 13th" N. Y. S. Vol., Infantry (with equipments)—Col. F. A. Schoeffel
108th N. Y. S. Volunteers, Infantry—Capt. Alfred Elwood
140th N. Y. S. Vol., Infantry (with equipments)—Capt. Charles Yost
8th N. Y. S. Volunteers, Cavalry—Col. W. L. Markell
18th N. Y. Battery—Capt. Geo. P. Davis
Battery L, 1st N. Y. Artillery—Col. G. H. Reyolds
"O'Rourke" Post, G. A. R.—Commander, James Gosnold
"Piessner" Post, G. A. R.—Commander, W. G. Martens
"Geo. H. Thomas" Post, G. A. R.—Acting Commander, S. B. Williams
Co. I., Parma—Capt. A. F. Wilson
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1st Independent Battalion
Commanding—Col. Sherman D. Richardson
Lieutenant Colonel—Selden Page

Major—P. R. Woodcock
Adjutant—Hugh McGuckin
Quartermaster—C. A. Glidden
Chaplain—C. H. Ellsworth
Co. A—Captain, L. Hinkle; 1st Lieutenant, Ira Winans; 2nd Lieutenant, Jas. C. Smith
Co. B—Captain, O. W. Beach; 1st Lieutenant, William Sheldon; 2nd Lieutenant, G. H. Hatch
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Index
108th NY Vols.................68, 70 Baetzell, J. G..........................32 Blakesley, Layman M............20
13th NY Vols...................68, 70 Baker, George S......22, 26p., 30 Bllackford, Edward, Jr...........30
140th NY Vols.................68, 70 Balding, George...............18, 20 Bloss, Reuben.........................13
18th NY Battery...............68, 70 Baldwin, John H.....................20 Blossom, Frank................18, 20
1st City Dragoons.....7, 9, 11, 14 Baley, Darius E................18, 20 Boaehm, John...........................4
1st Independent Battalion.......71 Balkam, William F...........54, 57 Boardman, George D.............18
1st New York Light Artillery48, Barber, D. S...28, 31, 34, 41, 45, Boettcher, Fred...........61, 64, 67
52 49, 52, 65, 68, 70 Bollenbeck, John........49, 52, 56
1st NY Artillery...............68, 70 Barker, C. W............................9 Boyd, John F.. 56, 59, 62, 65, 68
1st Veteran Brigade..........68, 70 Barker, Charles P.....................7 Brackett, Charles A...........18pp.
8th NY Cavalry................68, 70 Barles, Thomas L...................23 Brackett, James. .7, 9, 11, 14, 16
8th Separate Company...........70 Barnes, Thomas13, 16p., 20, 23, Bradley, Thomas..............19, 22
Abbott, Willard......................22 26, 30, 33, 37 Bradsheet, E. C...........33, 37, 41
Adams, Aaron..................60, 63 Bassett, J. C............................14 Brady, Thomas.......................17
Adams, F. M.............................9 Battalion of Artillery. 55, 58, 61, Brash, Adam F.. . .37, 41, 44, 48,
Adams, J. Arron.....................66 64, 67 51
Adams, Myron.................68, 70 Battalion of Light Artillery....44 Brewer, Samuel S...................51
Adelman, Francis A.........11, 14 Battershall, Walton W.....41, 44, Briggs, W. H. 17, 19, 22, 25, 27,
Aebersold, Jacob M...55, 58, 61, 48 29, 32
64, 67 Bauer, John.....25, 27, 30, 33, 37 Briggs, William H.....36, 40, 43,
Agin, Charles.........................23 Beach, O. W...........................71 47, 54, 57, 60, 63, 66
Aldridge, George W.. .47, 54, 57 Beam, John E.........................16 Brinker, Henry....41, 43, 47, 51,
Allen, Henry N....47, 54, 57, 60, Bean, John E..............14, 17, 19 54, 57, 60, 63, 66
63, 66 Beardsley, Cyrus........17, 19, 43 Bromley, Charles P.. .47, 54, 57,
Allis Hubbard S......................15 Begy, George A...37, 41, 44, 47, 60, 63, 66
Allis, Hubbard S.......6, 8, 10, 13 51, 54, 57, 60 Brown, Charles.........................4
Amsden, Christopher T......7, 17 Beibey, Henry........................52 Brown, Daniel A..............49, 52
Amsden, F. J...........................17 Beilbey, Henry.......................56 Brown, H. S........................4, 12
Angle, James L.....................3, 6 Bellows, James.......................14 Brown, James H...............64, 67
Anstice, Henry....51, 55, 58, 61, Benford, George T.. . .55, 58, 61, Brown, John...21, 23, 48, 52, 55
64, 67 64, 67 Brown, John M.....58, 61, 67, 70
Ashton, Thomas.........58, 61, 64 Benjamin, W. H.........13, 15, 70 Brown, L................................19
Austin, Eugene.................65, 68 Benjamin, William H.............10 Brown, Libbeus......................17
Avery, G. W...........................15 Benson, R. H..........................23 Brown, William..........61, 64, 67
Ayers, Charles B....................27 Berry, H. B.................60, 63, 66 Brownell, E. P............41, 44, 48
Ayres, Charles B....................29 Berthrong, L. P......................4p. Brownell, Edward P.. 51, 55, 58,
Babbage, Edward F..........33, 37 Betzell, J. G....19, 22, 25, 27, 30 61, 64, 67
Babbage, Edwin F.....41, 44, 48, Betzell, John G.......................17 Brownell, W...........................38
51, 55 Bingham, W. M......................12 Brownell, William.....49, 52, 56,
Babbitt, Charles R......6, 8, 10p., Blackford, Edward, Jr.....22, 33, 59, 62
13pp. 37 Bruman, A. H.......51, 54, 57, 60
Baetzel, J. G...........................37 Blair, Charles Hildreth...........66 Bruman, Albert H.............63, 66
72
Bryan, E. W..............................3 Clark, George H.. 29, 32, 36, 40, Dean, F. M.............................53
Buckley, Charles. 32, 37, 41, 44, 43 Dean, Henry S.. .20, 22, 26p., 30
48, 51, 54, 57, 60, 63, 66 Clark, H. B.......................64, 67 Devereaux, Thomas.........53, 56
Burke, William B...................18 Clark, Henry B.....51, 55, 58, 61 Dewey, Charles A............18, 20
Burleigh, George H................38 Clark, John, Jr........................54 Dewey, Dellon M.........6, 11, 14
Burlinghame, J. K..................70 Clark, W. V......................29, 33 Dobbs, C. L............................41
Burrough, A. C....44, 48, 51, 55, Clark, W. W.....................17, 20 Dodd, C..................................30
58, 61 Clark, William J.....................37 Dodds, C.................................33
Burrough, George...................61 Clark, William V..30, 36, 40, 43 Dodds, C. L......................37, 44
Bush, William C..17, 19, 22, 25, Clarke, William J.............30, 33 Dryer, Rufus K....20, 23, 26, 28,
27, 32, 36, 40 Cleary, J. P.......................68, 70 31, 33, 37, 41, 44, 47, 54
Bush. William C.....................29 Coakley, M. J.........................41 Duffy, Patrick A...............45, 49
Butler, J............................42, 45 Cole, A. H..................26, 28, 30 Dusenbery, John.....................23
Calahan, Timothy.......37, 41, 44 Cole, D., Jr.............................20 Eastman, W. W................17, 20
Calhoun, Archibald G.....41, 44, Collins, Elihu B......................10 Eddy, S. S.............51, 54, 57, 60
48 Collins, Elihu H........................7 Eddy, Samuel S................63, 66
Callihan, T. O.........................61 Collins, George......................56 Edmonds, Morris D....61, 64, 67
Campbell, C..................27, 29p. Combs, Edgar S................64, 67 Effing, J..................................12
Campbell, J. Renwick.....47, 54, Conley, James..................14, 16 Eichorn, Joseph A..................17
57, 60, 63, 66 Connolloy, James...................40 Eikart, Fred W......58, 61, 64, 67
Campbell, James....................34 Connolly, George W........49, 52 Eikert, F. W......................44, 48
Campbell, Samuel R........33, 37 Connolly, James.....................36 Eikert, Fred W..................51, 55
Canby, James...................17, 19 Connolly, John.......................38 Eilinger, Harry.........................4
Caring, George...........44, 47, 51 Consadine, Wm......................39 Ellis, S. A...............................18
Carling, George......................37 Cook, Fred..................40, 43, 47 Ellison, N. B..................13, 16p.
Carmichael, H........................12 Cook, Frederick................54, 57 Ellsworth, C. H....................70p.
Carnall, William F............44, 48 Corbett, Thomas.....................21 Ellwood, A. E.........................38
Carroll, John.........45p., 49p., 53 Corrigan, John........................39 Elvoy, M...................................8
Carson, John...............31, 33, 37 Cothout, W. N........................22 Elwood, Alfred....44, 48, 51, 55,
Caughan, John..................46, 50 Cowles, C. C............................4 68, 70
Cawthra, John C.........42, 45, 56 Cox, J. T...................................4 Elwood, E. Bushnell.................7
Chadwick, Thomas S. 25, 27, 30 Cramer, Henry31, 34, 38, 42, 45 Engert, George.......................52
Chaffy, F....................22, 25, 27 Crampton, J. H.......................56 Engert, Jacob....................30, 33
Chapman, C. H.........................3 Crowley, Bartholomew..........11 Englehardt, Charles T............53
Charley, G..............................12 Crowley, D.......................51, 55 Englert, Michael..37, 41, 44, 48,
Chase, Allen B.......................20 Cunningham, Charles E.........54 51, 55, 58, 61, 64, 67
Chatfield, I. H...................42, 45 Cunningham, Thomas............56 Enos, B. Frank..................26, 28
Chatfield, J. H........................38 Curtis, Eugene T....................37 Erbelding, Joseph 41, 44, 48, 52,
Cheney, James E......6, 8, 10, 13 Daly, Edward...................35, 39 54p., 58, 61, 64, 67, 70
Childs, Henry E......................67 Dannals, George M................22 Erbling, Joseph.......................38
Chumasero, J. F.............26p., 30 Darling, George...17, 19, 22, 25, Erickson, E., Jr.......................15
Citizens' Corps...................7, 11 27, 29, 32, 36, 40, 43, 47 Ernisse, James........................44
Citizens' Guard.........................9 Darrow, Wallace. 17, 21, 23, 26, Ernst, L.....................................9
Clarence, John C......................7 28 Ernst, Louis. .6, 11, 14p., 60, 63,
Clark, Charles H..17, 19, 22, 25, Davis, George P.....................70 66, 70
27, 29, 32, 36, 40, 43 Davis, T....................................4 Euler, Nicholas.....21, 23, 34, 38
Clark, George D............26p., 30 Day, Justin................................7 Eustace, James.......................51
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Evans, James P.......................20 Geraux, Gideon W.................64 Hawks, Thomas........................9
Eversold, Christian...............6, 8 German Grenadiers...4, 6, 8, 10, Hawks, Thomas, Jr...................7
Fachler, Julius........................61 13 Hawley, F. W.........................20
Fahey, Timothy......................11 German Union Guards.............4 Hawley, Fred W.....................18
Fairbanks, John........................3 Gibson, Law S........................28 Hawley, J. F............22, 26p., 30
Fairchild, Harrison S. 3, 6, 8, 10, Gill, Michael..........................11 Hawthorn, John B..................20
13, 15 Glidden, C. A.........................71 Hayden, B. F..........................17
Faist, Joseph.....................41, 44 Goodman, James R................53 Hazen, J..................................37
Farley, Michael......................42 Goodwin, Frank...............19, 22 Hazen, W. H...........................33
Farley, Porter....................68, 70 Gore, August W.....................67 Heavey, M..............................20
Faulkner, James, Jr...........18, 20 Gore, Augustus W..................70 Heilbronn, Christian.........42, 45
Feely, D. C.............................34 Gosnold, James......................70 Heilbronn, Christopher....55, 58,
Fehrenbach, Frank......51, 55, 58 Graebe, William.........54, 57, 60 61, 64, 67
Fenner, Charles E...................23 Graham, Alexander................11 Helman, F. A..........................16
Fetzer, Frank..........................53 Graham, J. S...........................22 Henderson, H. B..51, 55, 58, 61,
Fichtner, David E. 58, 61, 64, 67 Grant, T. B.............................16 64, 67, 70
FitzSimmons, Charles..............9 Grant, Thomas L..............30, 33 Henderson, Henry B..22, 25, 27,
Fleckenstein, George.47, 54, 57, Gray, John G........................3, 7 30, 33, 37, 41, 44, 48
60, 63, 66 Greenleaf, H. S.................68, 70 Herrick, George B..................23
Fleckinstein, Val....................20 Griffin, E. H. C.......................19 Hertel, F.................................13
Fleming, P. C.............38, 42, 45 Griffin, James T.........3, 6, 8, 10 Hertel, Frederick......................4
Fleming, P. H...................34, 49 Groh, Frank J..............41, 44, 48 Hess, Peter..................51, 55, 58
Fleming, W. M.......................29 Groh, John................................4 Hesslinger, Joseph.....51, 55, 58,
Fleming, Walter M...........25, 27 Guth, Andrew.........................69 61, 64, 67
Flint, John E.........22, 25, 27, 29 Hadley, W. C..............30, 33, 37 Hevron, Thomas.....................48
Flint, Joseph...........................10 Haeffler, C. F...........................4 Hill, Charles B......10, 13, 18, 20
Fluskey, E. L..........................50 Hagartie, Peter........................19 Hinkle, L................................71
Foener, G................................13 Hailbrun, Louis......................12 Hobbie, I. S......................14, 16
Fogarty, William....................49 Hair, Patrick...........................42 Hobbie, Isaac S............9, 17, 19
Foote, L. T..............................70 Hall, Marshall.........................21 Hoctor, James...................21, 23
Force, George B.....................11 Hall, Robert A..........................3 Hogan, William................46, 50
Force, I. F.........................68, 70 Hancock Guards. .31, 34, 38, 42, Hohenstein, John. 56, 59, 62, 65,
Forner, Charles J........58, 61, 64 45, 49, 53 68
Foster, C. H..............................4 Hanss, Valentin......................23 Holloran, Lawrence E......18, 20
Foster, William S......31, 34, 56, Harris, Robert R.................9, 11 Holman, William T..................7
59, 62 Hartel, Frederick..................6, 8 Hotchkiss, J. L........................53
Fox, William....................39, 42 Hartell, Frederick...................10 Hovey, B. L......................68, 70
Frauenberger, George20, 23, 26, Hartell, George.......................20 Hovey, C. M...........................41
28 Harter, Andrew.....25, 27, 30, 33 Hovey, Charles M..................48
Fredenberg, Charles L.....17, 19, Haskins, Oscar S. 38, 42, 45, 49, Howe, Thomas.......................58
22, 25, 27 53 Howland, C. J........................4p.
Frost, E. C..............................12 Hason, I..................................25 Hoyt, A. R..............................19
Frost, Henry C.....29, 32, 36, 40, Hason, J............................22, 27 Hoyt, D..................26pp., 30, 33
43, 47 Hatch, Andrew J..25, 27, 30, 33, Hoyt, David............................22
Fulton, K. C............................25 63, 66 Hughes, Michael........23, 26, 28
Ganyard, Alexander A.....23, 26 Hatch, G. H............................71 Humphrey, John P..................19
Gargan, Thomas H.................67 Hawken, A. N.........................52 Hunn, H. D.............................52
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Hunt, William F...............64, 67 Langworthy, H. P.......32, 36, 40 Matthews, C. H......................27
Hunter, John. .20, 23, 26, 28, 31, Langworthy, Henry H.....7p., 10 Matthews, Charles H..............58
33, 38, 44 Langworthy. H. P...................29 Matties, Romeo................44, 48
Hurley, Thomas J.............33, 37 Lauer, F. C.. . .30, 33, 37, 41, 44, Maurer, George J........44, 48, 51
Hyland, George, Jr....19, 22, 25, 48 Maxwell, O. B........................16
27, 29, 32, 36, 40, 43, 47, 54, Laughlin, J. O...................19, 22 McAlpine, Belden R............6, 8
57, 60, 63, 66 Lavis, Robert. .30, 33, 37, 41, 44 McAnalley, John....................56
Hynes, William J....................41 Leach, Thomas C...................23 McCaffrey, William...............42
Independent Company...........68 Leaham, Jacob......26, 28, 30, 33 McCarthy, John A..................21
Independent Zouaves.......65, 69 Lee, C. Gold........................6pp. McConvill, John...............25, 27
Inman, I. L..............................42 Lee, Charles G..........................3 McConville, John.............29, 32
Irvin, Francis J..................31, 34 Lenihan, George F............44, 48 McCracken, Thomas F...........37
Irwin, Frank............................45 Lenihen, George F......51, 55, 58 McDermott, John E.. .31, 34, 38,
Jacobs, Charles H...................58 Lester, R. W.....................32, 37 42, 45
Jacobs, Henry N.. .55, 61, 64, 67 Lester, Robert J................32, 37 McElroy, James......................10
Jennings, Charles E..............7, 9 Lewis, George W.........9, 11, 14 McFarland, A. J......................56
Jennings, Gilbert D..................9 Lewis, William M. 8, 17, 23, 26, McGill, Samuel....42, 45, 49, 53
Jennings, Gilbert S.................11 28 McGorry, C. H.......................20
Johnson, Daniel W...........17, 20 Light Guard...............7p., 11, 14 McGuckin, Hugh....................71
Johnson, John...................18, 20 Light Guards............................3 McGuire, A. J.........................69
Johnson, W.......................34, 38 Little, Elijah...........................23 McGuire, Luke.....................7, 9
Johnson, William.......42, 45, 49 Locke, A. G......................31, 34 McIntyre, Joseph..............50, 53
Jones, J. B...................22, 25, 27 Locke, A. J.............................38 McKelvey, Charles E......55, 58,
Jones, Jonas...32, 36, 40, 43, 47, Locke, James..........................68 61, 64, 67
54, 57, 60, 63, 66 Logan, Thomas M............44, 48 McLean, Arthur....58, 61, 64, 67
Joy, W. S................................16 Love, Eugene.........................21 McMahon, John...............68, 70
Junker, William G......55, 58, 61 Love, Thomas.........................53 McMaster, A. D.....................67
Kane, J. O.........................25, 27 Lyon, Alonzo F................17, 20 McMasters, A. D..............51, 55
Kavanagh, D...............52, 55, 58 Macauley, Richard.................19 McMulty, James E.................26
Kavanagh, Dennis......41, 44, 48 Madden, F. A......22, 25, 27, 30, McNulty, E. J.........................38
Kelley, Arthur........................42 33, 37, 41 McNulty, James E.....21, 23, 28,
Kelley, E. J.......................48, 52 Madden, John.............30, 33, 37 31, 34
Kelly, Arthur W.....................61 Magrander, J...........................13 McVean, A. H........................20
Kelly, D. Arthur W..........64, 67 Maloney, Francis G...19, 22, 25, McVean, Alex H....................18
Kelly, E. J.............31, 34, 44, 55 32 Meagher Zouaves 34, 38, 42, 45,
Kelly, Edmund J.........28, 37, 41 Maloney, M. J........................27 49, 53, 56, 59, 62
Kelly, Edward J..........21, 23, 26 Maloney, Michael J................25 Mechs, Henry A.........61, 64, 67
Kelly, J. H..............................26 Mandeville, Charles H.....67, 70 Menchin, John........................35
Kennedy, W. S.........................3 Markell, W. L...................68, 70 Meng, Henry..........................23
Kennedy, William T...............17 Martens, W. G..................68, 70 Merritt, Calvin C....................20
Kilian, Conrad..................48, 52 Martens, William G................67 Meyer, Charles C.......55, 58, 61
King, John C., Jr.....................41 Martin, George W.. .6, 8, 10, 13, Meyer, George P........58, 61, 64
Klein, Peter.......................37, 41 15 Meyer, John............................19
Koesterer, Joseph...................14 Martin, J. W...........................22 Meyering, F............................12
Laing, Val...............................12 Martin, John...............41, 44, 48 Meyering, H...........................12
Lakeman, William H..41, 45, 49 Maser, John W.....48, 52, 55, 58 Meyering, J.............................12
Langworthy, H. H..................13 Mason, Francis O...................19 Miller, Charles.......................12
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Miller, F. C.............................13 Overburg, R............................49 Quinn, M. R.. 17, 21, 23, 26, 28,
Miller, F., Jr......................58, 61 Page, Selden...........................71 30, 33, 37
Miller, Fred............................15 Paine, C. F........................20, 22 Ragan, H.................................20
Miller, Frederic, Jr.....48, 52, 55 Paine, Cyrus F........................18 Raines, Eugene.................47, 54
Miller, Frederick. . .4, 17, 19, 49, Palmer, W. L..............60, 63, 66 Raines, George....54, 57, 60, 63,
52, 56, 59, 62, 65, 68 Parker, Ely S.........................7p. 66
Miller, Frederick C.........6, 8, 10 Parkins, Gilman H....................7 Raps, Mr.................................12
Miller, James..........................18 Parmelee, F. W.................48, 52 Ratt, Frank C....................20, 23
Miller, John............................53 Parmelee, Fred W.......21, 23, 26 Rauber, John..49, 52, 56, 59, 62,
Mitchell, Frank B...................18 Parmelee, Frederic W.31, 34, 38 65, 68
Mitchell, John...................35, 39 Parmelee, Frederick W...........28 Raymond, Thomas A.............66
Mohr, George.......48, 51, 55, 58 Parmelee, W. F.......................23 Redmond, Henry S...........48, 52
Mohr, Philip.........51, 55, 58, 67 Parmelee, William F..............21 Regan, John............................42
Montgomery, A. S....................9 Parsons, E. Bloss. 43, 47, 54, 57, Reinfeldt, C......................22, 25
Moore, James.............45, 49, 53 68 Reinfelt, Christopher........37, 41
Moore, Philip.........................44 Parsons, T. E....................25, 27 Reinhard, Peter...........51, 55, 58
Mordoff, M. C..................17, 19 Parsons, Theron E.....29, 32, 36, Reinhardt, Henry........41, 44, 48
Morey, Jonathan B...........18, 20 40, 43, 47, 68, 70 Reinhart, Henry......................30
Morrison, J. T...........................4 Peshine, Thomas R....61, 64, 67, Reinhart, Peter..................33, 37
Morse, Millard T........61, 64, 67 70 Remarque, John A..................23
Morse, Truman T.. .6, 10, 13, 15 Pfeiffer, Charles.........44, 48, 52 Renner, Jacob.............41, 44, 48
Moyes, Milton........................58 Pheiffer, Charles R.................55 Repass, W. M.........................12
Mulvey, Frank........................46 Phelps, E. S......................55, 58 Requa, Josephus. .22, 25, 27, 29,
Murray, James A....................61 Phifer, Charles R....................58 32, 36, 40, 43
Murray, James B....................12 Phillips, C. A...........22, 26p., 30 Reynolds, G. E.......................25
Newdale, Emil A....................67 Piessner Post G. A. R.............70 Reynolds, G. H.................68, 70
Newman, Charles...................12 Piessner Post G. A.R..............68 Reynolds, Gilbert H.. 29, 32, 36,
Newman, John........................12 Plosser, Herman.......................4 40, 43, 60, 63, 66
Newman's Cornet Band..........12 Plummer, Frank R............33, 37 Reynolds, J. A........................13
Nich, G...................................12 Plummer, Franklin R..............44 Reynolds, John.......................16
Nichols, R. A..23, 26, 28, 30, 33 Plunkett, James....31, 34, 42, 45, Reynolds, John A.......29, 68, 70
Norman, Henry H.22, 25, 27, 29 49, 53 Reynolds. G. E.......................27
Noyes, Milton.............55, 61, 64 Pool, J. F........................26p., 33 Rice, George F.....42, 45, 49, 53
Noyse, Milton.........................67 Pool, James F.........................22 Richardson, H. F..............31, 34
O'Callihan, T..........................58 Pool. J. F.................................30 Richardson, S. D....................68
O'Grady, T..............................34 Porter, Henry O......................67 Richardson, Sherman D.........71
O'Neil, D....................27, 30, 33 Powers, J................................58 Rider, Charles E.. 20, 23, 26, 28,
O'Neil, Daniel.............37, 52, 55 Powers, John J........................64 30, 33, 37, 44, 48, 52, 64, 67
O'Neil, John............................30 Powers, John M......................61 Ridley, Benjamin 19, 22, 25, 27,
O'Rourke Post G. A. R.....68, 70 Pratt, Charles R......................67 36, 40, 43, 51, 55, 58, 61, 64, 67
Old Thirteenth.....28, 31, 34, 38, Pratt, L. A...................18, 20, 22 Rigney, John A.......................43
41, 45, 49, 52, 56, 59, 62, 65, 68 Propping, Ferdinand.........68, 70 Rigney, Matthew....................11
Oneil, _____...........................27 Purcell, William...46, 50, 53, 56 Riley, George S......8, 10, 13, 15
Osborne, C. M. C...................23 Putnam, George C..................14 Roache, John..........................11
Otto, J.....................................16 Quinby, I. F......................68, 70 Roakeman, H. C...............27, 30
Ovenburg, R...........................34 Quinlan, Michael.42, 45, 49, 53, Roalts, F........................26p., 30
Ovenbury, R...........................38 56 Roberts, James W...................58
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Robins, S. P................22, 25, 27 68, 70 43, 47, 54
Robinson, H. L...........26, 28, 30 Schoeffel, Francis...................11 Sherlock, Robert H.................29
Robinson, W. H......................23 Schoeffel, Francis A...............14 Siebert, Casper.......................44
Roche, John....20, 23, 26, 28, 30 Schoeffel, Frank A....54, 57, 60, Siebert, G.................................6
Rochester City Cadets............53 63, 66 Siebert, J. N..............................4
Rochester Union Blues....22, 27, Schoen, F. C...........................15 Sill, E. E...........................68, 70
30, 33 Schoen, Frederick10, 19, 22, 27, Simpson, Zophar..............17, 19
Rochester Union Grays....3, 7p., 30, 33, 37 Smith, Charles F.......................7
10, 13, 20, 23, 26, 28, 30, 33, Schoer, Frederick...................25 Smith, E. D.............................55
37, 41, 44 Schooley, R. H.................68, 70 Smith, Edward M....6, 8, 10, 13,
Rodenbeck, Adolph................56 Schout, Daniel..................61, 67 15
Rogers, James W..............61, 64 Schrank, Lorens.....................12 Smith, George Hand6, 8, 10, 13,
Rogers, William F..................70 Schwaab, J. J..........................16 15
Rokeman, A. C.......................26 Schwaab, Joseph....................14 Smith, H. H..........48, 55, 58, 61
Rorbach, John...................17, 19 Schwartz, George M........55, 58 Smith, Horace A.....................37
Rosenthal, Arndt. 17, 22, 29, 32, Schwartz, John....25, 27, 30, 33, Smith, Jacob...........................67
36, 40 37, 41, 44, 48 Smith, James C.......................71
Rudabon, Francis...................42 Schwartz, Valentine. .30, 33, 37, Smith, John C.17, 19, 22, 25, 27
Ruf, Thomas...........................22 41 Smith, M. H................57, 64, 67
Rupert, Philip.........................22 Scott, Alexander...........4, 12, 28 Smith, M. R..........26, 28, 30, 33
Ruppert, Philip.....25, 27, 30, 33 Scott, D...................................12 Smith, Milton H.. 41, 44, 48, 51,
Rusch, John............................68 Scott, J................................4, 12 54, 60
Rust, Frank A.............61, 64, 67 Scott's Brass Band....................4 Smith, Peter............................55
Ryan Zouaves31, 34, 38, 42, 45, Scott's Cornet Band................12 Smith, Peter J. 58, 61, 64, 67, 70
49 Scrantom, Theodore E.....33, 37, Smith, Thomas.................21, 67
Sabin, C. E.......................25, 27 44, 48 Smith, Thomas R....................52
Sabin, Crittenden E..........19, 22 Scranton, Theodore E.............28 Smith, William S., Jr.. 60, 63, 66
Sachs, Louis...........................51 Seibert, G.................................9 Smith. H. H............................51
Sackett, D. E...........................22 Seitz, Ernst B........58, 61, 64, 67 Spahn, Henry..............25, 27, 30
Sage, E. O...............................28 Sellinger, George M., Jr.........11 Spahn, Jacob.........57, 60, 63, 66
Sage, Edwin, O.......................18 Sellinger, L.............................19 Spears, Isaac...............42, 45, 68
Sage, John L...........................18 Sellinger, Lawrence. . .17, 22, 25 Speis, Christian..............6, 8, 10
Sauer, Jacob. . .55, 58, 61, 64, 67 Sellinger, Lorenzo......11, 14, 16 Speis, Christopher............44, 48
Savard, J, H,...........................53 Sellinger, Michael............17, 19 Spencer, Newton B..........18, 20
Sawtelle, E. H.......19, 22, 25, 27 Sellinger, S...........................6, 9 Spies, C..................................15
Sawtelle, Edwin H..................17 Separate Troop Cavalry. .56, 59, Spoor, Lewis..........................17
Schaffer, Charles. .42, 45, 49, 53 62, 65, 68 Spoor, Louis...........................15
Schalber, Jacob.......................51 Sepert, George..........................4 Spring, C. E......................68, 70
Schantz, Gib...........................12 Sepert, John..............................4 Squier, Evra............................18
Schantz, Henry.......................12 Servis, Silas A..................64, 67 Squire, Ezra............................20
Schantz, Joseph......................12 Sevally, Elkanah S...........17, 20 St. John, William H..........48, 52
Scheib, William......................37 Shalber, Jacob........................41 Stallman, Fred P.. .58, 61, 64, 67
Scheick, L...............................12 Shalbert, Jacob...........30, 33, 37 Standenmeir, J........................61
Schmitt, Julius.....51, 55, 57, 61, Shaw, William........................53 Standenmeir, Jonathan.....55, 58
64, 67 Sheldon, William...................71 Stanton, George W.................19
Schoeffel, F. A....28, 31, 34, 38, Sheridan, Peter E..............55, 58 Stape, John.......................38, 42
41, 45, 49, 52, 56, 59, 62, 65, Sherlock, Robert E....32, 36, 40, Starr, Charles S..........41, 44, 48
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Staub, Roman.........................51 Union Blues............................25 Weitzell, John N..19, 22, 25, 27,
Stebbins, G. W.......................17 Union Guard...........................14 30, 33, 37, 41, 44, 48, 51, 54, 60
Steinhauser, William. 44, 48, 52, Union Guards.................6, 9, 11 Weldon, Walter................54, 57
55 Updike, S. W............................7 Wells, James M......................68
Stettheimer, Simon....36, 40, 43, Updike, S. W. Jr.....................22 Welsh, Samuel L..............18, 20
47 Updike, Scott W.......................9 Wescott, Warner.....11, 14p., 17,
Stevens, S. A..........................10 Van Dolah, Henry H.. 30, 33, 37 19, 22, 25
Stewart, Frank J..........36, 40, 43 Van Zandt, C. D.....................51 Westcott, Warner.27, 29, 32, 37,
Stiefel, William................44, 48 Varson, John...........................23 43, 47
Stillvagen, Henry...................20 Vaughn, David F......................7 Wetzell, John N......................17
Stilwell, Mortimer F.................3 Viele, L. F. S..........................12 Whalen, Edward.......................7
Stirley, Robert..................52, 55 Wagner, William. 55, 58, 61, 64, Whalen, Timothy...................19
Stirley, Robert S.. .58, 61, 64, 67 67, 70 Wheeler, A. G.....29, 32, 36, 40,
Stone, William C........36, 40, 43 Wahl, Martin....................37, 41 43, 47
Strong, Charles L.............64, 67 Wallace, G. A...................33, 37 Wheeler, Albert G.....54, 57, 60,
Sullivan, Andrew...................35 Walsh, William..........41, 44, 48 63, 66
Sullivan, C. J..........................20 Walter, John A. P......48, 52, 55, White, Clement A.....57, 60, 63,
Sullivan, Josiah..........57, 60, 63 61, 64 66
Swan, Alfred J......26, 28, 30, 33 Walzer, Peter............................9 White, Thomas.......................21
Swan, Lansing B. 3, 6, 8, 10, 13, Ward, Frank R.....42, 45, 49, 53, Whittlesey, Fred C.................23
15 59, 62, 65, 69 Wiborn, G...............................19
Sweeney, P. H..................39, 42 Ward, Frank S........................39 Wiborn, Gershom...................17
Sweeny, P. H..........................34 Ward, Fred R..........................56 Will, Philip...............................4
Swift, B. S..............................20 Ward, L. F.........22, 26p., 30, 33 Williams, Henry W..........67, 70
Syme, Charles M....................51 Ward, Levi F..........................20 Williams, Ira...........................71
Taylor, Daniel B.........61, 64, 67 Ward, Sidney....................17, 19 Williams, James H.................19
Taylor, George W..................39 Ward, W. H......................13, 15 Williams, John....17, 19, 22, 25,
Taylor, Robert........................13 Ward, William H.....3, 8, 10, 17, 27, 29, 32, 36, 40, 43, 47
Taylor, Robert F.............7, 9, 11 19, 22, 25, 27 Williams, S. B..................68, 70
Thein, Andrew J.....................41 Ward, William W......29, 32, 36, Williams, Whitney....29, 32, 36,
Thein, George.........................44 40, 43, 47 40, 43, 47
Thein, William A...................44 Warfield, R. H.....19, 32, 37, 41, Williams, Whitney J...............27
Tholens, John A.....................20 44 Williams, Whitney, Jr............25
Thomas, E. D.............58, 61, 64 Warren, E. K..............14, 16, 19 Wilson, A. F...........................70
Thomas, E. DeWitt...........67, 70 Warren, Edward K.................17 Wilson, Byron D..............22, 25
Thomas, Geo. H. Post G. A. R. Washington Light Guards......11 Wilson, John H.....25, 27, 30, 33
..........................................68, 70 Watts, F. B.............................20 Winfield, William J................37
Thompson, John, Jr. 6, 8, 10, 13, Watts, Fred B.........................18 Wing, James...............19, 22, 25
15 Waydell, Cornelius....18, 20, 22, Winn, A. Curtis........................3
Thompson, N..........................47 26p., 30 Wiseman, A............................12
Thompson, Nathaniel.....7p., 10, Webb, Henry C......................10 Withall, Elijah........................23
13, 17, 19, 54, 57, 60, 63, 66 Weber, Adam.........................12 Witherspoon, Edward44, 48, 51,
Titus, Charles D.......................3 Webster, C........................68, 70 55
Toaz, William K...51, 55, 58, 61 Weed, Louis E........................55 Wolf, J......................................6
Tracy, Joseph.........................45 Wegman, Fred............55, 58, 61 Wolf, John................................4
Traugott, J........................34, 38 Weirich, Peter.44, 48, 51, 55, 58 Wolf, Michael, Jr.............49, 53
Trumbull, George.............20, 26 Weitzel, John N..........57, 63, 66 Wood, James, Jr.....................14
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Woodbury, J. H..........19, 22, 25 Wright, H. E.............................4 27
Woodcock, P. R.....................71 Wyman, George W................48 Zimmer, Frederick...........54, 57
Woolf, Michael, Jr.................45 Yates, Russell B.........60, 63, 66 Zimmer, George...............61, 64
Woollard, J...............................4 Yost, Charles........34, 38, 68, 70
Wren, John.............................17 Young, Adam 13, 17, 19, 22, 25,
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Rochester's Militia

54th Infantry Regiment NY National Guard

Compiled from entries in the Rochester, NY City Directory.

@ Copyright 2009 - Patrick J. Eagan

54th REGIMENT INFANTRY

53RD REGIMENT INFANTRY

Rochester Union Grays

Rochester Light Guards

German Union Guards

SCOTT'S BRASS BAND

25TH BRIGADE, N.Y.S.M.

Head Quarters at Rochester

Company A, German Grenadiers

Company B, German Union Guards

Company A, Rochester Union Grays

John G. Gray, Captain

Company C, Citizens' Corps

David F. Vaughn, Captain

Company D, First City Dragoons

Christopher T. Amsden, Captain

Company E, Light Guard

25TH BRIGADE, N.Y.S.M.

Head Quarters at Rochester

Includes all of the county of Monroe.

Harrison S. Fairchild, Colonel, Commanding

Company A, Rochester Union Grays

C. Gold Lee, Captain

Company B, German Grenadiers

Frederick C. Miller, Captain

Company C, Light Guard

Company D, German Union Guards

Company E, Citizens' Corps

Gilbert S. Jennings, Captain

Company F, First City Dragoons

James Brackett, Captain

Includes the counties of Wayne, Seneca and Schuyler.

25TH BRIGADE, N.Y.S.M.

Head Quarters at Rochester

Includes all the County of Monroe.

Company A, Rochester Union Grays

Nathaniel Thompson, Captain

Company B, German Grenadiers

Frederick C. Miller, Captain

Company C, Light Guard

Dellon M. Dewey, Captain

Company D, German Union Guards

Louis Ernst, Captain

Company E, Citizens' Corps

Gilbert S. Jennings, Captain

Company F, City Dragoons

James Brackett, Captain

Organized 8th Oct., 1855

Matthew Rigney, Captain

Includes the Counties of Wayne, Seneca, and Schuyler.

E. C. Frost, of Catherine, Schuyler Co., Colonel, Commanding

SCOTT'S CORNET BAND

Organized 1st January, 1851

No civil organization at present.

NEWMAN'S CORNET BAND

Nich. G., President

25TH BRIGADE, N.Y.S.M.

Head Quarters at Rochester

Includes County of Monroe.

Company A, Rochester Union Grays