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THIRTY-FIRST INFANTRY. 5B9

THIRTI-FIRST INFANTRY REGIMENT.

Three Years' Service.

FIELD AND STAFF.

Name and Rank.Date of

rank or en-listment.

Date ofmuster.

Colonels.John A. LoganLindorf Osborn ...

Edwin S, McCook.

Robert N. Pearson.

Lieutenant Colonels.John H. White

Edwin S. McCook.

.

John D. ReeseRobert N. Pearson.William B. Short...

Majors

.

Andrew J . Ku ykendallJohn D. ReeseRobert N. PearsonMartin V. B. MurphyHarry AlraonWilliam B. Short

Adjutants.Charles H. Capehart..Robert N. PearsonJoseph B. KuykendallMonroe J. PottsJames W. Seaman ...

Francis B. Thacker...

Quartermaster.Lindorf OsbornMichael P. SwortzcopeJoshua B. Davis ...

Surgeon.Emery A. Merrifield..David T. Whitnell ....Gustave Suhfras

1st AssH Surgeons.David T. Whitnell ...

Ebenezer Van Dyke.David M. Dunn

Vienna ..

Bethalto".

Chaplain.

Jacob Cole DuQuoin

CarbondaleMurphysboro ..

Pekin

Springfield

.

Marion

PekinDenmark ...

Springfield .

Kankakee ..

ViennaDenmarkSpringfieldAnnaPlnckneyville ..

Kankakee

Aug.Apr.Feb.

Apr.

Sept.

Feb.Feb.JulyJuly

Sept.MayFeb.JulyAug.Apr.

Wash'gt'n. D.C.SpringfieldViennaHarrisburgSt. Louis, Mo ..

Vienna '....

MurphjTsboro ..

Plnckneyville...

ViennaCollinsville.

10. 18611, 1862

24, 186b

16. 186224. 1863

Sept. 18.1861

Sept. 18,1

Apr. 9,18631,1863 Vug. 15,1863

11,1865 NotmustVd

8. 18611. 1862

24, 18631. 1863

15, 186320.1865

Sept. 17.1May 16.1862Feb. 24.1803June 8. 1864Nov. 10.1864Apr. 20.1865

Sept. 8,1861Apr. 2,1862June 20,1865

Sept. 18,1861

Apr. 9, 1863

Oct. 1, 1863May 2,3.1865

Sept. 18,1861May 17,1862Apr. 9, 1863Dec. 18,1864Notmust'r'dMay 13,1865

Sept. 18,1861

June 26,' i865

Mar. 1,

1

Jan. 16,1863 Mar. 26,

Dec. 17, 1864 Jan. 1,

Sept. 8,1861Aug. 10,1863Aug. 27,1864

Sept. 18,1861Aug. 27,1863

Pro. Brig. Gen.Mar. 21, '62.

.

Resigned Feb. 24.1863Resign'd Sept. 26, '64. Bre-veted Brig. Gen.. 1865....

Pr. Bvt. Br. Gen. 1865. M.O. July 19, '65, ast Lt.Col.

Killed at Fort DonelsonFeb. 15. 1862

Promoted ColonelDied of wounds July 1, '63.

Promoted ColonelM. O. July 19. '65, as Major.

Resigned May 1,1862Promoted Lieut. Cojonel..

Died Aug. 15,1863Resigned July 27, 1864Promoted Lieut. Colonel..

Resigned May 16,1862Promoted MajorResigned June 8. 1864Promoted Captain Co. G ..

Derlined. Com. canceled.Mustered out July 19. 1865.

.

Promoted ColonelMustered out Apr. 6.1865.Mustered out July 19,1865.

Commission canceledResigned June 10, 1864 . . .

.

Mustered out July 19, 1865.

Promoted SurgeonResigned Aug. 27.1864 ....

Discharged May 31,1865...

Sept. 18,1861{llptilil'el JMusteredout July 19,'65.

540 ADJUTANT GENERAL S REPORT.

NON-COMMISSIONED STAFF.

Name and Rank.

THIRTY-FIRST INFANTRY. 541

Name and Rank. Residence.Date of


Dateof muster. Remarks.

Musicians.Robert F. Johnson—Michael F.Swortzcope

Wagoner.Matthew M. Edgar....

Privafes.Almon, HarryAyers, ThomasArmstrong.Thomas A.Black, JohnBrown, William M . . .

.

Brown, SamuelBaker, FrederickBrown, William GCampbell. William E .

Chapell, Benjamin....Carpenter, Warren—Davis, Joshua BDavis, HarmonEvans, William HExam, Andrew JEaton, WilliamFannin. Benjamin ....

Foster, Samuel HGladson, JamesGray, RichardGamble, RobertGamble, JohnGreyer, Andrew TGunn, John AHuey, John AHeath, Oliver SHolcomb, Oliver AHamilton, WilliamHarmon, JohnHale. Isaac .^

Heape, Thomas

—

Henry, Hamilton..King, Samuel

Knox, Charles.Lipe, Gabriel..Leslie, John...

Pinckneyville..Murphysboro...

Pinckneyville.Perry co

Aug. 16,1861Sept. 8, 1861

Aug. 15,1861

Aug. 15,1861

Pinckneyville.Perry coP iR-kneyville.

Steel's Mill...Pinckneyville

Perry coPinckneyville.

Tamaroa

Pinckneyville.

Pinckneyville.

Marlow, Richard.

Miller, William F..

Mcrullough. L. M.McClurkin. Thos. V...Moore, William T

Murry, George W.Murry. Merritt—McQuade, Wilson.

Taraaroa

Pinckneyville.

North, WilliamNorth, JasperNorth, LeviOpper, MichaelPittsford. William H.Presswood, LeviPyle, WilliamPotter, SylvesterPotter, NelsonQuillman, DanielQuillman, John RRhine, David A

Ragland, Hawkins.Ramsey, Robert

—

Rollins, Thomas...Robinson, William T..Spear, ThomasSwallow, Isaac N..

Stewart, William.

Sept. 18,1861

Sept. 18,1861

Sept. 18,1861

Aug. 30,1861Aug. 15,1861

Aug. 22.1861Aug. 15,1861

Aug. 22,1861Aug. 21,:""

Aug. ^15,1861

Aug. 21.:

Aug. 22,1861Aug. 21,1861Aug. ^27,1861

Aug. 15.1861

Aug. 22,1861Aug. 15,1861Aug. 22,1861

Aug. 21,

Aug. 30,1861Aug. 15,1861Aug. 21,1861Aug. 22,1861

Aug. 27,1861Aug. 21,1861

Aug. 15,1861

Promoted Q. M. Sergeant.

TamaroaPinckneyville

Aug. 22,

Aug. ^15.'1861

Aug. 22,1861

Aug. 21,1861Aug. 22,1861

Aug. 27,1861

Aug. 15,:

Promoted Sergeant Major.Died Feb. 28,1862

Re-enlisted as VeteranDied Nov. 10.'61; wounds..Died Feb. 7, 1864

Re-enlisted as Veteran—Disch. Apr. 11. '62; disabil.Disch. Aug. 15. '62; disabil.Disch. Oct. 15, '62; disabil.Re-enlisted as Veteran

—

Disch. Apr. 21, '62; disabil".

Died Nov. 18,'61; wounds..Disch. May21.'62; wounds.Trans, to 1st 111. Battery..Died Oct. 16,1863

Re-enlisted as Veteran.

Died Jan. 1.'62; wounds...Re-enlisted as Veteran....Died Mar. 1.'62; wounds...Died Oct. 14,1861Mustered out Sept. 24,1864.

Disch. May 26.'62; disabil-

Disch. Apr. 1, '62; wounds.

Died at Bolivar, Tenn.,Nov.9.1862

Died at St. LouisDisch. May 27, '62; disabil.Killed at Belmont, Mo.,Nov. 7,1861

Died near Vicksburg, May31,1863

Deserted Sept. 30, 1861

Died Apr. 4, 1864Died May 26,'62; wounds..Died at Jackson, Tenn..July 6,1862

Diad March 27, 1862

Died Dec. 8.1861Killed at Belmont, Mo..Nov.7.1861

Mustered out Sept. 20,1864.

Died March 1,1862Disch. May 21, '62; wounds.

Re-enlisted as Veteran—Disch. Apr. 21,'62; wounds.Died, Memphis. Feb. 14.'63.

Re-enlisted as Veteran

Killed at Fort Donelson.Feb. 15,1862

Died at home, June 3,1862..

Killed at Fort Donelson,Feb. 15,1862

Re-enlisted as Veteran....

Killed at Fort Donelson,Feb. 15.1862





Dateof muster.

Stout. AaronTucker. Abram...Tyler, James R...,

Vancil, Thomas MWatkins. Samuel

Wheeler, Levi

Wilson, William G..Winters, Edmund H.Wallace, Thomas J ..

Willis. Ishara EYoung, William

Pinckne.yville .

,

Cairo

Pinckneyville.,

Recruits.Allen. William I...

Bastian, Joseph ...

Bowers, JacobBoles, Cornelius ..

Bonney, Phillip C.BoUy, PeterBrown, George M .

Black, DanielBingham, John A

.

Tamaroa ,

Pinckneyville.,

Pinckneyville.Murphysboro .

Murphysboro

Pinckneyville

.

Du(qJuoin

Clardy, James H...

Crawford, James...Connor, JohnChilders. Martin S.Craig. Andrew P...Craig, John WCollins, John ADavis. Abel (J

Davis. Phillip L....Dixon, AndrewDixon, JamesEvans. John M

Pinckneyville

.

Grand CotePra.Murphysboro ..

RaleighLost PrarieDuQuoinMurphysboro ..

Lost Prairie

DuQuoin

Foster, William PGlover, Joshua PGoodwin, WilliamGordon, AaronGreyman, JohnHuey, Samuel MHodge, Waiter CHoaglin, John NJones. Jacob LKeeler, Thomas H —Montgomery, Samuel.Marshall, ThomasMitchell. ElcheringT.McCoy, William H....Maxwell. EnochMcKiijstry, JohnNorth. LeviNorth. RobertNangle, (ieorge W. D.Osborne, HenrvRevuolds, Marcus G ..

Reynolds, David M ...

Reed, Joseph KSteele, RobertShort, Jacob A.

Swortzcope, A. RThompson, Lewis S...

Thompson, Lewis S...Tippi, AIduzoWeatherford, Char. N.White, WilliamWelch, Talbert

Veterans.Black, John

Pinckneyville.,

AnnaLost Prairie...DuQuoin

Pinckneyville.Murphysboro .

Pinckneyville.CarlinvilleLost Prairie...

Anna

CairoPinckneyville..Murphysboro ..

Aug. 22,1861Aug. 15,1861Sept. 11, 1861

Aug. 15.1861

Aug. 22.1861Aug. 27,1861Aug. 15,1861Aug. 27,1861

Sept. 18,1861Re-enlisted as Veteran—Re-enlisted at Veteran,Promoted to Corp'l

Rp-enlisted as VeteranKilled at Fort Donelson,Feb. 15,1862


Jan.Aug.Get.Aug.Oct.Aug,

17, 180430. 18626, 186:i

30, 186210, 1862

30, 1862

Sept. 26, 186i

Jan.Feb.

Jan.Sept.Oct.Sept.Oct.Sept.Nov.

Jan.Feb.

Disch. Apr. 21. '62; woundsDisch. Apr. 21. '62; disabil..Promoted 2d Lieutenant..Mustered out Sept. 17, 1864.

Mustered out July 19,1865.M. O. May. 31, '64; leg amp.

Deserted Feb, 9, 1863

Sept. 23,1861

Dec.Jan.Aug.Feb.Mar.

b.

1. 186113. 186230, 186211. 1864

24. 1865

5,

Aug. ^30. 1862

Mar. 24,1865

Feb.

Sept.

Apr.Jan.Mar.Feb.Aug.Mar.Dec.Aug.Jan.Apr.Mar.

Jan. 17,

1. 1862

'2i"i86i

1,186217, 186424, 186.'^

5, 186117. 18638, 18641,1861

30. 186217. 186429. 1864

24. 1865

Jan.Sept.Apr.Mar.Feb.Sept.

Mar.Mar.Feb.

Apr.Sept.

Absent, wounded, at M. O.of Regiment

Died Nov. 6, 1864Killed near Atlanta, Ga.,July 22,1864

Died at DuQuoin, 111.,

Sept. 2. 1863Died Aug. 9. 1862Disch. July 23, '62; woundsDisch. May 16.'63; disabil.Mustered out June 10, 1865.

Mustered out July 19.1865.

Pris. war. No. Disch. givenDisch. Sept. 18.'64; disabilMustered out July 19, 1865.

Killed near Kensaw Mt.June 27. 1864

Apr.Jan.Mar.Feb.Aug.

Re-enlisted as VeteranDeserted Jan. 25, 1863Tr. to Inv. Oorps,Oct.27.'6Disch. Sept. 8.62; disabil..Mustered out July 19, 1865.

Died, Rome, Ga., Sept. 2,'64.

Trans, to 10th Mo. CavMustered out July 19,1865..

Dec.Dec.Oct.

14. 18631,18616, 1862

Sept.Jan.Apr.Mar.

Jan.

Dec.

Oct."

23. 186217. 186429. 1864

^24, 1865

17, 1864

25,1862

Pinckneyville.LimestoneDeSotoPinckneyville.

Ch'yValley, N.Y

Feb.Feb.Aug.

29, 186420 1861

Murphysboro ..

CarbondaleBenton

Pinckneyville.

Aug. 30.1862Aug. 23,1862Aug. 30,1862Oct. 22,1862Jan. 16,1862

Jan, 5, 1864

Sept.Feb.Feb.Sept,

Aug.Nov.Sept.Oct.Jan.

Jan.

Mustered out May 31. 1865.


M.O. July 19.'65. as Corp'l,.Mustered out July 19, 1865..

Re enlisted as VeteranDeserted Feb, 9, 1863

Mustered out July 19.1865'.

Discharged July 23. 1862...

Mustered out July 19. 1865.

.

Prom. Commissary Serg'tDied at Padacuh, Ky.,March 10.1862

Discharged Feb. 19. 1863...Mustered out June 20, 1865.Deserted Feb. 9. 1863Deserted Nov. 10. 1862Died Mar, 4, '62; wounds..

5,1864 Died, Andersonville pris-on. July 30,'64. Gr. 4315.

THIRTY-PIRST INFANTRY, 54

Name and Rank.




Dateof muster.

Robert LewisJoseph B. KuykendallWilliam W. Largeut..William L. Dillard....

Second Lieutenants.Sterne W. PorgyGeo. W. Youngblood..

Robert LewisWilliam W. Largent..William GaskinsJohn J. Dunn

First Sergeant.

Robert Lewis

Sergeants.Jacob S. StuckerSamuel StiffGeo. W. Youngblood..Elijah Pierson

Stonefort....Harrisburg.Stonefort....Harrisburg.

Corporals.Augustus E. Drayer..James H. DunnGeo. W, CainWilliam Allen

William W. Largent.David M, Farthing...John S. HarrisIsaac E. Gatewood...

Musicians.

R. H. Huddleston.

SarahsvilleMitchellsville ..

HarrisburgSarahsville

Harrisburg

.

Stonefort....Harrisburg

.

Thomas J. Lynch

Wagoner.William Woods

Privates.Allen, William H.Abney, Harmon..

Armstrong, Dempsey.Brown, Ben.iamin H..Blackman, Bennett L.

Barnett, Edward F....Barnett, EdmundCrank, Calvin PCamden, Shelton W...Cheat, John DCocherhan. Jon'th'n CCarrier, JohnCassels, JamesDuncan, StephenDillard. William L....Dunn, AlfredDuncan, JohnDunn, John JDodds, William JElam, JohnEmery, Christopher ..

Farmer. DanielFitts, John WGlascow, LemuelGaskins, WilliamHarvey, Thomas G—Hill. EsauHall, Isaac WHutson. JohnKirby. William EKline, FrankLemmons, William ...

Lebow, WilliamLewis. Lawson FLewis, Benjamin D...

Stonefort...ViennaHarrisburg.

Harrisburg.Stonefort....

Harrisburg

.

Bankston...

Stonefort..

Harrisburg

.

Stonefort....

Harrisburg.

MarionSouth America

Harrisburg

.

Stonefort....Harrisburg.

Harrisburg.Stonefort....

Harrisburg

.

Bankston ,

MitchellsvilleBankston

Mitchellsville

Harrisburg...,

Mitchellsville .

HarrisburgBankstonMitchellsville

.

StonefortHarrisburgStonefortCarbondaleMitchellsville .

Rock CreekStonefort

Sept. 3,1862

Feb. 24.1

Aug. 8. ]

Sept. 8,1861Sept. 23,1861

Feb. 26.1862Mar. 17,1863Feb. 24,1863July 18,1865

Aug. 10,1861

Aug. 10,1861

Aug. 10, IS

Aug. 20,1

Aug. 10,1861

Aug. 10,1861

Aug. [8,1861Aug. 10,1861

Aug. 20.1861

Aug. 10.1861Aug. 20.1861

June 22,1863Apr. 2. 1865

Sept. 18.1861

May 17.1863June 22.1863Not must'd.

Sept. 18.1861

Sept. 18,1861

Sept. 18.1861

Sept. 18,1861

Sept. 18.

Sept. IS,

Aug. 10.

Aug. 20.1861Aug. 10.1861

Aug. 20.1861

Aug. 10,1861

Resig'd Mar.17. '63,as 2dLt.Promoted AdjutantPromotedMustered out July 19.1865.

PromotedDied Feb. 26. '62. of woundsrec'd at Ft. Donelsou

Promoted

Resigned jiine's.'isei!!!!!!M. O. July 19. '65. as Sergt.

Promoted

Disch. Apr. 20. '62; disabil.Disch. Jan. 13. '63; woundsPromoted 2d Lieutenant..Disch. Aug. 25, '62; disabil.

Mustered out Sept. 21, 1864

Died Feb. 17,* '62;' wounds!

!

Disch. order Gen.Halleck,May 30.1862

Pro. 1st Serg't. then 2d Lt.Re-enlisted as VeteranDisch. Nov. 9. '61; disabil..Transferred to Co. I

Disch. order Gen.Halleck,May 30.1862

Deserted Feb. 20.1863

killed at Fort Donelson,Veb. 15,1862

Disch. Apr. 20. '62; disabil.Died Nov. 9. 1862Disch. for lung absence.May 30.1862

Died Feb. 17. '62; wounds..Re-enlisted as Veteran....Died June 14. 18ti2

Disch. Apr. 2. '62; disabil..Re-enlisted as VeteranDied Nov. 4. 1862Died Mar. 29. 1862Died Jan. 13.1862Deserted Feb. 20.1863Re enlisted as Veteran....Disch. Apr. 20. '6a; disabil.

Re enlisted as VeteranDied. Memphis. Mar. 22,'63

Re-enlisted as VeteranRe-enlisted as Veteran

bischV Apr. '26,' '62;' 'd'i'sab'ii.'

Died Sept. 5. 1861Promoted

Disch. May 2, '62; wounds.Disch. Sept 27. '62; woundsDisch. Apr. 20, '62; disabil.Re-enlisted as Veteran....Discharged Sept. 11.1863...Mustered out Sept. 16. 1864.Re-eulisied ys Veteraa . . .

.




Dateof muster.

Lynch. Thomas LMiddleton, Joseph C.Moore. George WMick, James Monroe..Mick, CharlesMick. Leonard WMarcum, James W—Norman, Jacob ANorman, Thomas B...Neal. JamesOzment, RichardOzment. JamesPierson, RichardPankey. Irby

Purnell, JohnPickering:, James M. .

,

Parks, John Harvey..Roper, James MKeed. Alfred T

Rushing, James H—Robinson. IsaacRose, Thomas M ,

Randolph, James M...Randolph. Francis M,Russell. John ESimonds. JohnSimonds, James kStifle. George WStiff, LewisSisk, JasperSmith, Asa DavidTolbert, RileyWilliams, James M. GWilliams, Miles W...,Willis. EliWeld, Lewis HYates. John B ,

Young, Benjamin S..

Veterans.Barnttt. EdmundChoat, JohnDunn. .John JDillard. William L...Dodds. Thomas JEalem. John WEmery. Christopher .

Farthing. David M...Kline, FrankLewis, Lawson PMandril, Alfred D ...

Mick, Leonard WMiddletnn. Joseph C.Norman. Thomas B..Norman. Jacob APierson, Richard

Purnell, John WRobinson. IsaacRose, Thomas MSisk. JasperSmith. Asa DStiff. George WWilliams, Miles W...

Recruits.Anglin, William H...Anglin. James SBurgess. Lewis JChoat, JamesCain, AbrahamCook, John MCarrier. Edmund W .

Dodds. Thomas JOorris, JohnDorris. Willis

Vol. 2—35

MarionHarrisburg...Mitchellsville.

IndependenceMitchtllsville.BankstonHarripburg...

Bankston.;...

Harrisburg. ..

Stonefort

Harrisburg...

MarionBankstonMitchells '^ille.

Stonefort

BankstonMitchellsville.

Harrisburg...

StonefortMarionStonefort.Uitchellsville.

Harrisburg...StonefortBank.stonStonefort

BankstonStonefortBankstonHarrisburg...

Mitchellsville.

Stonefort

BankstonMitchellsville,Harrisburg...

StonefortBankstonStonefortMarionHarrisburgMitchellsville.

Aug. 10,1861 Sept. 18,1861 Transferred to Co. P ...


Sept. 18.1861Aug. 10,1861

Jan. 5,1864 Jan. 5, 1864

Feb.Jan.

Feb.Jan.

26.18645, 1864

26,18645,1364

Feb.Jan.

Feb.Jan.

26. 18645, 1864

26, 18645.:

BankstonSaline coHarrisburg..Cross Roads.BankstonSaline coHarrisburg.

.

Saline co.

Nov. 24,:

Sept. 1.1862Mar. 30.

Oct. 27,1861Sept.^^1,;

Mar, 30,1864Nov. 24,1861Sept. 1.1862

Oct.Mar.

17, 186230, 1864

Oct. n.l862

Mar. 30,1864

Oct.' "'ii' 1862

Disch. Apr. 20.'62; disabil.Disch. Dec. 23. '61; disabil.Ke-enlisted as Veteran ..

Mustered out Feb. 22. 1865.Re-enlisted as Veteran

iiied June 30, 1864 V.V.'.'.'.'.'..

Re-enlisted as VeteranDied at Lake Providence,La, Mar. 5,1863

Re-enlisted as VeteranKilled near Vicksburg,May23,1863

Deserted Dec. 31, 1862Died June 7, 1864Killed at Fort Donelson,Feb. 15.1862

Disch. May 6. '62; wounds.Re-enlisted as Veteran

Died Nov, 3, 1862'.'.'.'.

Disch. Apr. 30, '62; disabil.Disch. May 10, '62; wounds.Disch. July 23, '62; wounds.Died Apr. 15.1864Disch. May 10, '62; disabil.


Disch. Apr. 20, '62; disabil".Disch. Oct. 15, '61; disabil.Ke-enlisted as VeteranDied Feb. 22, '62; wounds..Disch. July 23, '62; disabil.Killed. Belmont, Nov. 7. '61.

Disch. Apr. 20, '62; wounds

Mustered out July 19, 1865.M. O. July 19, '65, as Corp.

.

M. O. July 19, '65, as Sergt.Promoted Isi Lieutenant..Mustered out July 19; 1865.

Killed, Atlanta, July 22. '64.

Killed, Atlanta. July 21. '64.


M. O. July 19, '65, as 1st Sgt.Mustered out July 19, 1865.M. O. July 19, '65. as Sergt.Mustered out July 19, 1865.Captured near WatereeRiver. Feb. 25, 1865

M. O. Oct. 19. '65, as Sergt..M. O. July 19, '65, as Corp.

.


M. O.July 19, '65, as Corp..M. O. July 19, '65, as Sergt.

Absent, wounded, at M. O.Mustered out July 19. 1865.

Disch. July 23. '62; woundsM. O.July 19. '65. as Corp..Mustered out July 19, 1865.

Re-enlisted as Veteran—Died Dec. 16. '62; disease..Abst..det'ch'd.at M.O.Reg.

546 ADJUTANT GENERAL'S REPORT.



Dateof muster.

Dunn, Alfred J...Eaton, Andrew J.

Evans, James LFeazel. NoahFarthiQg. Edwin R....Fery:uson, George W.

.

Goldsboro, Henry J...Gaskins, JamesGwiun, Frauds M —Hamilton, George W..Lewis, Thomas L)

Lewis, Samuel EMedlin. Joshua.....—Mandril, Alfred DMcNew, ThomasMorton, J ames WBarks, Joseph NPickering, Lycurgus PRude, Harvey MRauey, John ARandolph, Oliver G...Rogers. George W —Srucker. George M—Stiff, George VVSpears, John Wypears, James K

Smith, Joseph WTurner, Lewis JTate, LorenzoWillis. Alexander R...Willis. Samuel TWilliford, James H. P.Williford, Joseph W..Walker, William J ....

Webb, JohnWebb. JonathanWilkins, JohnWalker. William A ...

Drafted or SubstituteRecruits

.

Boots, JosephBush, Thomas RBallard, William A....Breene, Michael(Memins. AndrewCampbell, Benjamin..Campbell, JavesDavis. Hudson BDarnell, SylvesterEverson. Thomas F...Gamble, OscarHodge, Riley CHuges PatrickHand. GeorgeHKnapp, CharlesLoraan, JamesLoman, EliasMills, RobertMillis. WilliamMoore, William BMehan, ThomasMorris, JohuMcCarty, JohnMcMasters. JohnO'Brien. JohnPorter, Newton CRodges, HenryRobertson. AlbertRians. Charles ERoss. JohnTyning, PatrickVandorstrand, JasWright. JohnWingo. NathanWilson, JohnWatson, LeviYoung, Samuel

Mitchellsville .

Sarahsville

Harrisburg.

Saline coHarrisburgMitchellsville

.

Saline co

Bankston.

Saline coRaleighSarahsville...Harrisburg...

Stonefort...Saline co ...

Harrisburg.Stonefort...Saline co ...

Bankston

.

Saline co .

Stonefort

.

Bankston.Marion

Harrisburg.

KingstonJefferson

Litchfield...Jefferson ...

QuincyKingston ...

LamoilleJefferson ...

OhioJefferson

Peori

Jefferson ,

Felix

PelixUtica ....

Chicago..LaHarpe.

Jefferson ...

(^opleyEdenOroneBelleplaine.Kingston ...

Jefferson ...

FelixJefferson ...

Cotton

Feb. 22,1864Oct. 12, 1861

Mar. 30,1864Sept.

__1, 1862

Mar. 30,1864Nov. 21.1861Sept. 1, 1862

Apr. 11,1864

Nov.Nov.Sept.Apr.

THIRTY-FIRST INFANTRY.

COMPANY C.

547

Name and Rank.

548 ADJUTANT general's REPORT.



Dateof muster.

Henson, James L • • • ••

Hendrickson, And'w BHeudrickson. Hillery.Hill. James WHouston, RichardHouston, John WJenkins, JosephLewis, Guilford TMarks, AbnerMcD.)nald, James R ..

McCormick, Geo. W ..

Moseley. John HMeskil. John •• ..

—

McGowen, Silas H —McGowen. AlfredMorris, William SMcCoy, Milton BOwens, David NOwens, Thomas P

Odum, Martin..Odum, Edward.

William.son co.arion

O'Neal, Rolley SPalmer, William .....

Pulley, Anderson G..Pulley, William C.^.Patterson, George WPerry, Oliver HPolston, Thomas J...

Parsons. CharlesRex, John .•

Shrieve, Thos. M. RSchafer, WilliamSchafer, Lewis P—Simms. John JStanley, EliasStanley. Mark

Simpson, John B—Scott. Martin VStaton, George A—Simmons, Wm. A. J

Stone, William R...Teal, WilliamTeal, JohnTurner, William L.

Uselton, John WViolet, Seldon A

Wilkins, James Y...White. George W ..

White. JamesWilliamson. Henry"Whitaker, William.

Lanon

Aug. 19,1861 18, 1861

Veterans.

Burns. WilliamColboth. George W ...

Chitty, JamesChitty. BenjaminCorder, JohnCorder. WillisDavis. John H ^..Edwards. William H..Edwards. Charles A ..

Ferrell. William A....Franklin, -loseph L ...

Gill, Stephen TGunter, NathanHenson, George W—Hendrickson, And'w BHendrickson, Fred. HHendrickson. HilleryMarks, AbnerMcGowen. Silas H ...

J an. 5. 1864

Trans to 1st 111. Battery...Re-enlisted as Veteran—Deserted Sept. 14,1863,

Died April 22, 1862

Disch. Nov.3, '62; disahil..

Died June 26. 1862

Re-enlisted as Veteran ...

.

Died Feb. 25,1862Transferred to Co. H

Captured at Belmont. Mo.Ke-enlisted as Veteran....Died, Memphis. May 16,'63.

Re-enlisted as Veteran....Died Oct. 27,1861

Re enlisted as Veteran....Killed at Fort Donelson,Feb. 15.1862

Re-enlisted as Veteran—Killed at Port Donelson.Feb. 15.1862

Disch. Apr. 19,'62; woundsDisch. Nov. 7. '62; disabil..

Disch. June 7,1862; orderGen. Halleck

Disch. June 7,1862; orderof Gen. Halleck

Mustered out Sept. 29, 1864.

Disch. Oct. 19, '62; disabil.

Disch.' Sept! '7,"''62V disabil.

Re enlisted as Veteran....Died. Memphis. Feb. 4.'63.


Disch. May 16.1865; sen-tence of G. C. M


bisch. June 7.1862; orderof Gen. Halleck

Died Jan. 2.1862Died Jan. 8.1862

Disch. June 7.1862; orderof Gen. Halleck

Re-enlisted as Veteran—Killed at Port Donelson.Feb. 15. 1863

Re-enVis'ted as'Veteran ....

Died May 12. 1863


Jan. 5, 1864 Deserted twiceMustered out July

Killed. Atlanta, July 21.'64


M. O. July 19. '65. as Corp'l.

Killed. Atlanta. July 21.'64.

Mustered out July 19,1865.

Died. Andersonville. Aug.22.1864. Gr. 6489

Mustered out July 19.1865 .


Name and Rank,

Morris. William SOwen. David N...Odum. MartinSchafer. WilliamSimpson. John BSims. JohnScott, Martin VUselton. John WWhite, Georgre WWilson. AllenWhitaker, William . .

.

Recruits.Burns, Robert S

Brown, Jaiues WCorder, John H..

Pro. Serjr.. then 1st Lieut.Mustered out July 19.1865.M. O. July 19. '65, as Serg'tM. O. July 19, '65. as Corp'lDeserted Aug. 31, 1864Killed, Atlanta, July 21'64 .

.

M. O. July 19. '65, as Corp'lM. O. July 19, '65, asSerg't

Mustered out July 19,186").

Dec

Corum, Wilson ACaplinsrer, Leonard TChitty, Alfred PChitty, Andrew JDodds, Richards P....Dodds. Joseph' BEoff, William J

Edwards, James P—Gasaway, William R..Gregory. JohnGunn. Alexander EllisHenson, Oliver PHendrickson. Fred'kHHendrickson, A. G. W.Harrison, Christ'ph'r JHendrickson, HolladyHiggrins, IchabodHenson. WilliamJewell. George W. OJones. William P

Keaster, Wm. F

King, JohnKing, JamesKing, William RKing, RobertMcHaney, Louis JMcHaney. Richard HMathias. WilliamO'Neal. WilliamRich, Thomas C.Rice, JosephRussell. Ellas MScott, George W.

Spiller, John B..

Squires, Omer DSanders, John TSanders, Cyrus WVineyard, YoungWilliamson, ThomasWhite, Amzie F

Drafted and SubstituteRecruits

Auerback, SolomonBelir. JusticeBernhard, JacobBaker, WilliamClancy. ThomasCook, GeorgeDevin, JohnDelaney. WilliamDecatur, JamesFink, HenryFraley, FrederickFarmer. J ohHenn. AndrewLunderkin, William ..

Died at Oxford. Mis14,1862

Mustered out July 19.1865.Discharged June 7.1862;order of Gen. Halleck...



Deserted Feb. 6,1863Died at Lagrange, Tenn.,Dec. 2,1862


186511S62 Corp'l. M. O. Apr. 6.1865.1862 Re-enlisted as Veteran....1862 Mustered out July 16,1865.

Mustered out -June 26,1865.Killed near Atlanta, Ga..July 22,1864

Killed at Fort DonelsonFeb. 15,1862

Deserted July 10. 1865Mustered out July 19,1865.Deserted Mar. 30.1863Mustered out July 19.1865.

M. O. July 19, '65, as Corp'lMustered out July 19,1865.Killed, Atlanta, July 21, '64

.

Died, Memphis, Aug. 3, '63.


Died at Lagrange, Tenn.,Nov.18.1862

Died at Young's Pt., La.,Aug. 3,1863

Mustered out July ip_, 1865.

Mustered out June 16, 1865.


Died Feb. 10.1862Mustered out July 19, 1865.

Sub. M.O June 3. 1865

Sub. M.O. July 31,1865...Never reported to CoSub. Deserted Feb. 21, '65

Sub. Never reported to Co

Sub. M.O.July 19,1865....

Sub. Never reported to Co

Sub. M.O. May 29. 1865..Sub. Deserted July 1, 6Deserted Feb. 21,1865....

Sub. M.O. July 19,1865.

550 ADJUTANT general's EEPORT.

Name and Rank.

THIRTY-FIEST INFANTRY. 551


rank or enlistment.

Dateof muster.

Bridges, James M—Bowman, Ezekiel A.Breeden, Isaac

Bas.s. GeorgeBass, JohnBarnett. CaswellBurns, MathewJCrum, John SChapman, William...

Chapman, Lafayette.Crum, Aaron CCorn. William ACasey, William LCheek, JamesCheaves, WilliamCasteel, Lewis J. M.Davis, Jasper N

Etheridge, George...Fisher. John R ,

Farmer, James -

Finney, SamuelGilbert, EliasCGilbert, ThomasGaunn, NewtonHarpending. Hiram GHunt. Thomas AHester, Samuel WHamilton. Hiram S.Hazel, Samuel A ,

House, William J....

Harrel. James EHill, Keenan JHouse, Allen ,

Hart, WilliamHonner. William H.,Irvio, GeorgeIreland, Milton LJackson. ColbyJohnson, JasperKinslow, Robert NKinslow, John AKinslow, William J..Kuykendall. Joseph ELovelace, BoelanLasley, James MMabury, RobertMangum, Robert FMangum, Andrew J..Mount, NewtonMcDonald. Henry H..Mangum, Thomas S.,

Mangum, Howell Y..Murray, Thomas J....McGowan, JamesMount, William M...,Nelson, William CNewton, Jesse

Newton, Barney ,

Niblock. William C...Pate, Joseph N ,

Phelps, George

Perkins. Henry S...,Pearce, Cullen TRoe. JohnRolan, JamesSlankard, DavidStewart. Calvin M...Scott, William HSimmons, George H.Seidman, IsaacStewart, Thomas B.Scarlet, Abraham ...

ViennaCrimeaAllen Springs.

CrimeaAllen Springs.

Vienna .

Allen Springs.AnnaViennaCrimeaAllen Springs.Vienna

Allen Springs.Vienna

Allen Springs.Crimea

Allen Springs.ViennaCrimeaVienna


Louisville, Ky,Vienna

Aug. 22. 1861

Aug. 17,1861

Aug. 22,1861Aug. 17,1861Aug. 22,1861

Sept. 1.1861Aug. 17.1861Aug. 22.1861

Aug. 22,1861

Sept. _1. 1861

Aug. 23.1861

Aug. 17.1861Aug. 22.1861

Sept. 1.1861Sept. 8.1861Aug. 22,1861

Sept. 18,1861

Aug. 29.1861

:^ug. 22,1861


Aug.Aug.

17. 186122,1861

Allen Springs.

Vienna

CrimeaAllen Springs.

Sept. 1,1861Aug. 22.1861Aug. 17,1861

Aug, 22,1861

Aug. n,1861

Aug. 22,1861

CrimeaVienna

Re-enlisted as VeteranDied in Pope co..IllDied at Jackson, Tenn..Sept. 15.1862; wounds...

Deserted Feb. 22,1863Died Feb. 9. 1862Deserted May 19,1863

Killed at Fort Donelson.Feb. 15,1862

Re-enlisted as VeteranPrisoner of warDeserted Feb. 22,1863Discharged Nov. 1,1863....

biedApr 15.' 1862'. '.;!!'. !!'.'.

Disch. Sept. 28. '62; disabil.Killed at Champion Hills,May 16,1863

Died March 22,1863Disch. Mar. 29,'62; disabil.Died Oct. 23,1861Died Oct. 17.1861

i)ischarged June 12, 1862 .

.

Re-enlisted as Veteran—Re-enlisted as Veteran—Taken prisoner at Bel-mont, Nov. 7, 1861

Died Sept. 7, '62; wounds..Died Mar. 28,1862 ,..

Disch. Dec. 25, '61; disabil.

iiischarged June 12, 1862..

Died Feb. 17,1862

ijied at' home,' Jan'.'-^,'i862".


killed,' 'B'e'lm'o'nt,' 'n ov'.'7V'6"l

Prom. Sergeant Major

—

Died Mar. 30,1862Died Feb. 17,1862Died Feb. 18. '62; wounds..

Re-enlisted as Veteran—Discharged June 12,1862..Died in prison, Macon. Ga.,June 19.1862

Re-enlisted as Veteran—Killed. Belmont. Nov. 7. '61

Re-enlisted as Veteran ....

Abs'twitho'tpr'p'rautht'yWounded Feb. 15. 1862.

Never heard from since.Re enlisted as Veteran....

Died Nov. '28,' isei !!!!!!."'.'.

Killed near Atlanta, July22.1864

Disch .Mar! 16. '63 ; woundsRe-enlisted as Veteran—Died April 8,1862Died at Monterey. July. '62.


Died Oct. 22,1861Re-enlisted as Veteran—Discharged June 12. 1862. .

.

Re-enlisted as Veteran ....

552 ADJUTANT GENERAL S REPOET.




Stone. JohnToler. John WTha ker, Francis B...Vinson. WilliamWalker, Francis MWise, IsaacYoubanks, Henry

ViennaJonesbofoViennaAllen Springs.Vienna

Allen Springs.

Veterans.Bridges, James MBellemy. David W —Brummitt. Thomas J..

Chapman, Lafayette..Gilbert, Benjamin F..Gurley, HiramHazel. Samuel AHester. Samuel W—Kinslow, Robert NLasley, Francis MMcGowen. .JamesMangum. Howel YMount, NewtonRoland, JamesRagan. Richard CStone, JohnScarlet, Abraham

Aug. ^22,1861

Aug. 17,1861Aug. 22,1861

Aug. 17,1861

Dec. 17,1863

Jan. 5,1865

Sept. 18,1861

Dec.

Jan.

Re-enlisted as Veteran...

Discharged June 12. 1862.

'.

Disch. Mar. 25, '62; disabil.

[. O.July 19. '65, as Sergt.

CairoAllen Springs.Vienna

Feb.Jan.

Jan.Jan.

1, 18645. 1861

1,18645, 1864

Feb.Jan.

Jan.Jan.

1,18645, 1865

1.18645, 1864


Siebman, Isaac D....Thacker, Francis B.Toler, John WNewton, Barney S..

Jiecridts.Brummitt. Thomas JBellemy, David WCriley, AmosCampbell. NathanDonahue, Alexander.Denning, Josiah B

Johnson co..ViennaRaleighVienna

Elkins. Alvey HEvans, JarvisElkins, Neezebert<7urley , HiramGray, Samuel HGraff. AndrewGrantham, Allen JGray, EliHill, James K. PHouse, KlcanaHayes. WilliamImhoff, AnaniasImhoff, JamesKerreon. HenryLasley, Francis MLongworth. MorrisLestikar. AlbertMohler. Thomas J ....

Mead, David HMartin, MonroeMontroy, DavidMcGhee. JohnOliver, JohnOwen, James BPate, JohnPate, MatthewHlemons. WilliamRagan. SamuelRagan, SamuelRagan, Richard CRiddle, JamesSimpson, James AShamburg. Frederick.Sanders, Ross HTurley. William STyler. GeorgeWelch, LewisWelch, PatrickWaters, John H

Murphysboro.

Vienna..Raleigh.Vienna..

Nov.Nov.Apr.Ayr.July

11.186123. 186111. 18644, 1864

27, 1864

Feb.Apr.Apr.Nov.

Murphysboro.

Raleigh

7, 186411, 18641. 1864

12. 1861

Apr.Apr.JulyOct.

Feb,Apr.Apr.

11.1

4, 186427, 1864

7, 186411,18641, 1864

Aug.Oct.Apr.

30. 18627. 1862

11. 1864

Vienna. Nov.Dec.Dec.

23, 18614,]

21.1863

Died June 25.1864Mustered out July 19,1865.Died Oct. 18. '864

M.O.July 19.'65. as Serg't.Mustered out July 19.1865.

M. O. July 19,'65. as Corp'l.M. O. July 19,'65, as Serg't.Mustered out July 19.1865 .

Pro. Serg't. then 1st Lieut.Prom. Sergeant MajorDisch. Mar. 23. '65; disabil.M. O. July 19. '65. as Co'p'l.Mustered out July 19.1865..

Killed near Atlanta, Ga..July 21.1864

M. O. July 19, '65, as Corp'l.Promoted AdjutantPro. Serg't. then 1st Lieut.M. O. July 19,'65, as Serg't.

Re-enlisted as Veteran—Mustered out July 19,1865!Died June 11, 1864Never reported to CoDied Andersonville pris-on, Sept. 1.'64; gr. 7514...

Mustered out July 19,1865.Died Dec. 12.1864Missi'g in action July 22, '64

Re-enlisted as Veteran—Mustered out July 19. 1865.

M.O.July 19,'65, as (Corp'l.

Mustered out July 19,1865.Mustered out June 22, 1865.

Murphysboro.

Vienna

Carbondale. ..

ViennaMurphysboroAnnaVienna

Aug.Aug.Dec.Aug.Aug.Jan.Apr.

30,18625, 18644, 1861

12, 1864

8, 186118,18641, 1864

Dec.Aug.

Aug.

Disch. Mar. 11. '63; woundsMustered out July 19,1865.

Mar.Apr.

9, 1864

4, 1861

Aug.Aug.Jan.AprAug.Mar.Apr.


Never reported to CoRe-enlisted as Veteran—Mustered out May 29. 1865.


M.O July 19,'65. as Corp'l..Mustered out July 19,1865.Disch. Nov. 26, '62; disabil.Died Oct. 21,1864Mustered out July 19,1865.

Brownsville..Murphysboro.

Allen Springs.Vienna 1, 1864

Aug. 17,1861Apr. 9, 1864

Aug. 30.1862

Sept. 1,1862

Died Sept. 3,1863.

Feb. 22,1864Sept. 18,1861Apr. 9, 1864

Died Feb. 5.1863Mustered out May 31, 1865.

.

Disch. Sept 28. '62: disadil.Mustered out July 19.1865.

Re-enlisted as Veteran....Mustered out July 19. 1865.

ChicagoMurphysboro.

Mar.Apr.Apr.Mar.

7. 18641.18644, 1864

15, 1865

Mar. 7, 1861Apr. 1,1864Apr. 14.1864Mar. 15.1865Oct. 6. 1862

Apr, 11.1864 Apr. 11,1

Mustered out July 19.1865Died June 27. 1864


Never reported to Co.Died April 15, 1864

THIRTY-FIEST INFANTRY. 553

Name and Rank.

55i ADJUTANT GENERAL'S REPORT.

Name and Rank.


Name and Rank.



rauk or en-listment.


Mann, William R

Moore. RobertMurphy, John M '.

Maneese, John PM?thi.s, DanielPhiter, JamesReynolds, Isaac WPierce, Thomas JSheets, Valentine B...Thetford, HenryVandergraff, David...Wall, HardinYates, Wesley

South Pass...Murphysboro.

RaleighMurphysboro.

Drafted and SubstituteRecruits.

Archer, Eugene A .

Barnes. James R...Burris. John HBartley, DanielBirdnow, John L...Bowers. HenryBender, PeterCurtis. WilberP ...

Croy, JacobCrowley. Patrick...Conners, John ,

Jefferson ...

St. Clair CO.

RichwoodLambvilleWalnut Grove.Jefferson

Clarion

.

Carland. JohnClausin, William H.Crocker. Joseph O..Davis, William S—

Columbia.Mendota..Jefferson .

Englehart. John C—Eichenlaub. George...Edmondson, Bertram.Frazier, JohnFisher, John OGallup, John NHewitt, DavidHigginson, Henry C.Herr, FrederickHammond, Charles...Jordan, WilliamKopp, Augustus

Lynch, DanielLynch, GeorgeLindenmire. Cipron ..

McGowen, JamesMcMullen.Cuthbert C.Persin, FrankPeckner, FrankPeters, DanielRyans, James WRoberts, John HRuggs, Benjamin F...Richards, CharlesSnodsmith, JohnStephens, Joseph D ..

Stange, JohnSwabuland, FrederickWel)er, JohnWilkius, Jackson .

Walnut Grove.JeffersonChicago

Wilburton

.

Mendota...Hope

Serena.

Westfleld...,LibertyvilleManlius

WheatlandJefferson ..

Greenville.OlisChicago ...

Worman, ThomasWhite, John RWeatherford, John P.

EagleWestfleld.Pineville...Millsboro.,Lambville ,

Ophil .....

FloydJefferson ,

Sept. 19,

Aug. 30,

Sept. 15.

Feb. 17.

Aug. 30.

Oct. 3,

Apr. 11,

Oct. 6,

Aug. 30,

Apr. 7,

Sept. 20,

Oct. 17,1862

Oct.Dec.Dec.Oct.Sept.Oct.Oct.Dec.Dec.

20, 186423, 1S646, 1864

13. 186429, 1864

5. 1864

13, 186419. 186421. 1864

Sept. 27.1864Sept. 30.1864Oct. 15. 1864

Oct. 5. 1864Nov. 18,1864Oct. 10, 1864

Oct. 18,1864Sept. 30.1864Oct. 3, 1864

Oct. 2.1864Dec. 22,1864

Sept. 28,1864

Oct.Dec.Sept.Oct.Sept.Dec.

10, 186421, 1864

29, 1864

11, 186429, 1864

7, 1864

Feb.Sept.Oct.Apr.Oct.Sept.

Apr.Oct.

17,1

23. 186217. 186211.186417, 186223, 1862

7. 186417, 1862


Prom. Hospital Steward ..

Died Jan. 8, 1863.Mu.stered oat July 19,1865..Mustered out July 20, '65. .

.

Miistered out May 31, 'K5. .

.

Deserted Feb. 20,1863Mustered out July 19, 1865..

Tr. to Inv. Corps,Oct. 27,63Deserted Feb. 8, 1863Mustered out May 31,1865.

.

Abs't, sick.at MO. of Reg.

Sept. 29,1864

Oct.Dec.Dec.Oct.Sept.Oct.Oct.Dec.Dec.

Sept.Sept.Oct.

Oct.Oct.Oct.Dec.Oct.Sept.Oct.Mar.Oct.Dec.

Oct,Oct.Nov.Sept.Aug.Oct.Sept.Sept.

18.186421, 186410, 186425,18641, 1864

13. 186427. 186420, 1864

Oct. 31,1Oct. 11.1864

Nov. 2. 1864Oct. 15.1864

Sept. 28,1864

Oct.Dec.Sept.Oct.Sept.Dec.Dec.Oct.Oct.Nov.Sept.Aug.Oct.Sept.Sept.

Oct.Oct.

Nov.Oct.

Mustered out May 31, '65. .

.

Dr'ft'd Never rep'd to CoDrafted. M.O.July 19, '65.

Sub. M. O. July 6.1865....Drafted. M. O.July 19, '65

Mustered out May 26, 1865.

Mu.stered out May 31,1865..Drafted. M. O. July 19. '65

Sub. M. O. July 19,1865...Sub. Absent, sick, at M.O.of Regiment

Sub. Never report'd to Co.Sub. M. O. May 31,1865...Mustered out May 31, 1865.

.

Drafted. Disch.May 11,'65:

woundsDrafted. M.O. July 19,'65..

Sub. M. O. July 19, 1865Drafted. M. O.July 19, '65.

Mustered out May 31.1865..

Drafted. M. O. July 19, '65.

Never reported to CoSub. M. O. May 31,1865....Sub. Deserted Jan. 20, '65.

Sub. Deserted Jan. 20, '65.

Drafted. Killed at Benton-ville. Mar. 22.1865

Sub. M. O. July 19.1865....Sub, Never rep't, d to Co.Mustered out May 31,1865.Sub. M.O. July 19,1865...Mustered out May 31.1865.Drafted. M. O. July 19, '65.

Sub. Never rep'ted to Co..Drafted. M. O. July 19, '65

Sub. M. O.July 19,1865....

Sub. Never^rep'ted to Co.

Drafted. M. O. July 19, '65.

Draf. Disch.May 15,'65;dis.Died Jan. 9,1865Drafted. Died Mar. 24, '05.

Abs., sick, at M.O. of Reg.Sub. Absent, sick, atmuster-out of Reg't

Sub. M. O. July 19.'65 ....

Sub. Never rep'ted to Co.Mustered out May 26,1865..


COMPANY F.

Name aud Rank,Date of

rank or en-listmeDt.

Dateof muster.

Captains.John W. RigrbyPatrick H. AyersJohn P. Carnes

First Lieutenants.George VV. Gorddard .

Patrick H. AyersPhilip SippleJohn P. CamsJohn H. Hunter

Second Lieutenants.James M. HalePhilip SippleJohn P. CamsLorenzo D. Hartwell..

First Sergeant.James F. Richardson •

Sergeants.Philip SippleSamuel GravesHarrison BurklowWilliam L. Burtin

Corporals.James MeadowsRobinson King

Moses YoungbloodThomas M. LyerlyWilliam LambertJames O. HuntAndrew J. GrantFrancis Brennan

Musicians.Samuel Steel, JrW'shi'gt'n McCormick

Wagoner.William J. Yokum . . .

.

Privates.Ayers. Patrick HBurch, JosephBurton. Andrew GBurton, James GSowyer. William R ...

Brown, James WCams, John PCams. DanielCampbell, Martin V ..

Campbell, .James T ...

Corder. Edward P ....

Collins, Charles MDougherty, Stephen ..

Depoister, HiramEllcnwood, JohnFranklin, Edward T..Francis. Joel WGrant, Thomas

Grap, Fielden MHullett, Felix AHogg, FrancisHorsley. RolandHobb, James HHobb, Burgess JHawkins. James M ...

Hartwell. Riley SHartwell, Lorenzo D..Hutson, George WHogan. John

Caledonia

MarlonCaledoniaCarlinvilleCaledoniaVermont

Pulaski COCaledoniaPulaski COWilliamson co .

CarlinvillePulaski CO

Johnson co

Johnson coWilliamson co

Pulaski co

Johnson coPulaski COWilliamson coMound City . .

.

Mound City

Pulaski CO..

Caledonia ..

ViennaJohnson co

.

Pulaski CO..

Johnson co.

Williamson i

Caledonia ..

Johnson co.

Pulaski CO..

Johnson co.Williamson co .

Johnson co—Pulaski COElizabethJohnson co

Williamson co

Sept. 8,1861Apr. 18,1863une 20,1865

Sept. 8,1861Apr. 19,1862Apr. 18,1863Dec. 10,1862June 20.1865

Sept, 8.1861Feb. 15.1862Apr. 18,1863'uly 18.1865

Aug. 30.1861

Aug. 22. 1861

Sept. 2.1861

Aug. 29.1861Sept. 2,1861

Aug. 22.1861

Aug. 31,1861Aug. 22,1861Sept. 2,1861Aug. 22,1861

May 28,1863June 26,1865

May 28,1863Apr. 8, 1865June 26,1865

May 28.1863Not must'd.

Sept. 18.1861

Aug. 22,

Aug. 31,1861

Aug. 31,1861Aug. 29,1861Sept.

_ 2, 1861

Sept. 18,1861Sept. 2,1861Aug. 22,1861Sept. 1,1861Aug. 29,1861

Sept. 2,1861Sept. 4,1861

Aug. 29.1861

Sept. 4.1861Aug. 22,1861Aug. 30,1861Sept. 2,1861

Aug. 22,

Aug. 19,1S61Sept. 2, 1861

Sept.

Sept. 18,1861

Sept. 18.1861

Sept. 18.1861

Sept. 18.1861

Resigned April 18, 1863Mustered out May 25. 1865 .


Resigned April 19.1862PromotedDischarged Dec. 10,1864...PromotedMustered out July 19,1865 .

Died Feb. 15, 1862Promoted

M. O. July i9','65,"as Serg't!

Disch. Apr. 19.'62; disabil.

Promoted 2d Lieutenant..

Disch.' yuly'27."'62V disabil".

Vienna Aug. 29.:

Pulaski CO Sept. 4, 1861

Missing in acti'n,July22.'64Killed at Fort Donelson,Feb. 15,1862

Disch. Apr. 19,'62; disabil.

Deserted Aprii

' 28,'i863.' '.

'.

'.

'.

Died May 31,1862

Trans, to non-com. staff...Re-enlisted as Veteran....

Tr. to V.R.C. June 24,1864.

Promoted 1st Lieutenant.

.

Died Mar. 12,1862

Died M'a'r'."26,' 1862'.'.

'.'.'.'. '. '. '. '.

'.

Re-enlisted as VeteranDisch. Apr. 18,'62; disabil.Promoted 2d Lieutenant .

.

i5i'ed j'a'n! ' 12,' 1862'. '^.V.'^.V.'.'.

Disch. Apr. 19,'62; disabil.Disch. Apr. 19, '62; woundsKilled at Fort DonelsonFeb. 15,1862

Discharged Feb. 2,1863 ....

Died July 10.1862Disch. May 17, '62; woundsDropped for long absence.Re-enlisted as Veteran—Killed at Fort Donelson,Feb. 15,1862

Missing in action. Re-ported dead

Died Feb. 17,1862; wounds

Died ApriTis,'1863" .'.".!!;!

!

Disch. Aug. 25, '62; disabilDeserted May 1,1863Mustered out Nov. 7,1864..


Disch. Mar. 29,'62; disabil!



rank or ei

listment.


Jenkins. Nathan


Name and Rank.



rank or ei

listment.

Dateof muster.

Captains.Willis A. Stricklin...,Simpson S. Stricklin.,Monroe J. Potts

First Lieutenants.Larkin M. RileySimpson S. Strickiin..Monroe J. PottsWilliam S. Blackman,

Second Lieutenants.Simpson S. Stricklin.Benjamin SiskJohn W. Stricklin—

First Sergeant.William D. Cleary ...

Sergeants.Robert A.Johnson...LeKoy DunnJeremiah OwenAndrew W. Horn

Corporals.John Dillinger ...

Monroe .J. Potts.James W. SmithMilton P. YoungJohn B. Sewel—Hugh D. WilsonBen,iamin Sisk ...

James W. Allen.,

Harrisburg.

Harrisburg

Whiteco...Stonefort ..

Harrisburg,

Saline CO...

Harrisburg

Harrisburg,

Jackson co .

.

WhitecoJackson co ..

Hamilton co.Jackson co .

.

Hamilton co.Saline co —Hamilton co.

Musician.Francis M Allen...Zachariah B. Allen.

Wagoner.Israel D. Lisk

Hamilton co.

Saline co

Privates.Akin, SingletonAllen, William DAllen. Moses PBeal ZtichariahBaker, JamesBurch, ChurchillBuUington, Benj. S...Bridges, George W ...

Blackman, William S.Blackman, David J...Baren, ReubenBrandon, William W,Brandon, James M—Baren, William RBolin, Andrew JBurcham. William...,Byrom. Green HDillon, HenryDunn, John CDeGrote, William fl.,

Dickson, James JDickson. William E..,Estes, Chism JEstes, James H ,

Saline coHamilton co.

Saline co.

Jackson coSa ine co..

.

Perrel, Henry W...Purgeson, John W.

Gholston, John WGholston. William J.Gholston, Thomas G.Gates, John WHewlet, WilliamHowe. JohnHorton, William P...

Hamilton co.Saline coHamilton co.Saline co

Sept. 8.1861Mar. 14,1863Nov. 10.1864

Sept. 8,1861Mar. 25,1862Mar. 14,1863June 8,1864

Sept. 8,1861Feb. 25,1862July 18,1865

Sept. 2.1861

Sept. 2,1861

Sept. 4,1861Sept. 2. 1861

Sept. 4,1861Sept. 2,1861Sept. 4,1861Sept. 2,1861

Sept. _ 2, 1861

Sept. 2, 1861

Sept. 2,1861

Sept. 14,1861Sept. 2,1861

Sept. 11,1861

Sept. 14,1861Sept. 2,1861

Sept. 16.1861

Sept. 2,1861

Sept. 13.1861Sept. 14,1861Sept. 2,1861

Sept. 18,1861May 17,1863Apr. 6,1865

Sept. 18.1861

May 17,1863Dec. 17,1864

Sept. 18.1861

Not must'd

Sept. 18.1861

Sept. 18,1861

Sept. 18.1861

Sept. ^18. 1861

Sept. 18,1861

Sept. 18,1861

Resigned Mar. 14, 1863Mustered out Nov. 10,1864.Mustered out July 19. 1865.

Died Feb. 25. 1862PromotedPromoted AdjutantMustered out July 19. 1865.

PromotedResigned Aug. 1. 1863M. O. July 19, '65, as Serg't

Discharged May 11.1862.

Died June 7. 1862Discharged Apr. 19.1862.Discharged May 26. 1862..

Discharged Aug. 18.1862.


Dropped from rollsDied Mar. 14.1863Deserted Feb. 20,1863Promoted 2d Lieutenant.Died Feb. 21, '62; wounds.

Died Mar. 21, '62; wounds.Re-enlisted as Veteran...

Discharged May 2. 1862

Discharged May 2. 1862 ....

Died Oct. 29,1861Re-enlisted as VeteranDischarged May 10,1862 ...

Re-enlisted as Veteran—Died Jan. 25,1862Deserted Feb. 20,1863Re-t-nlisted as VeteranDischarged May 11,1862....Discharged May 10. 1862 ....

Trans.'to Co. DVlSth 111.' YnfDischarged May 23, 1862...Re-enlisted as VeteranDied Feb. 16,1863Re-enlisted as Veteran

Died Nov.3,1861'.'.'.'.

Discharged Sept. 11,1862 ..

Discharged Apr. .20.1862...Wounded and died at FortDonelson

Died Sept. 11,1862Killed at, Port DonelsonFeb. 15.1862

Re-enlisted as Veteran—Deserted Feb. 20,1863Died Jan. 22,1864Discharged May 8. 1862 ....

Died Jan. 13.1862Re-enlisted as Veteran—Died Apr. 9. 1862





Hutchinson, Wm. C.Hill, Silas PIngram, William A..Jarvis, James MJohnson, Samuel

Jackson. Joseph G....Jennings, John BJohnson. EphriamJackson. WilliamKeith, James ELeftivitch, William G.Ladd, JamesMills, AlvisMclllrath, James

Moore, JoabOwen, AaronPaterson, Timothy...Porter, James APorter, SanfordRedman, William—Roe, William J

Stricklin, John W...Schrum, JacobSutton, James MTuttie. BerryTuttle, JessupTanner, WilliamTanner, Meredith

—

Thomas, William C.Thomas, John WTaylor, Robert MTaylor. PleasantThompson, Richard .

Thompson, David H.Vantriece. John W...Vantriece, James E..Vineyard, Isaiah J...Watson, George M...Ward, WilliamWinget. JamesWoodard, David

Veferans.Allen, Zachariah B..,Blackman. William SBurch. ChurchillBeal, ZachariahByrom, Green HDunn, John CDeGrote, William H.Gholston, John W...Hays, William HHow, JohnJohnson, James T...Jarvis. James MLadd. JamesNewman, Cyrus

Owen, AaronPorter, James ASchrum, JacobStricklin. John W....Tuttle, JessupThompson, David H.Thomas. John WTaylor, Robert MTaylor, Pleasant

Johnson co-Saline co...

Hamilton coSaline co

Carbondale.Saline co...

Sept. 2.

Hamilton co

Saline co

Hamilton coSaline co

Hamilton co..

Jackson co.Qnion co

Hamilton co....Williamson CO..Saline co

Hamilton co...Saline co

Jackson coSaline coWilliamson co

Saline co—Hamilton CO.Saline co

Vantriece, John WWilklns, James Y

Recruits.Allen, William.Brandon, John.Burcham. Levi.Boreu, Jsr.jfs.

Vol.

Sept. 18,1861 Discharged Apr. 30.1862.

Sept.Sept.

4.18612,1861

Sept. 8.1861Sept. 14,1861Sept. 2,1861Sept. 13,1861Sept. 2,1861

Sept. 16,1861Sept. 2,1861

Sept. ^13. 1861

Sept. 2,1861

Sept.Sept.

Sept.Sept.

13.18612. 1861

11,18612.1861

Sept. 11,1861

Sept. 13,1861Sept. 2,1861

Sept. 11,1861Sept. 2.1861

Hamilton co.Jackson co..

Harrisburg.

-33

Feb.Sept.

6.18641.1862

Re-enlisted as Veteran ...

Killed at Champion Hills,May 16.186a

Deserted Feb. 20.1863Killed, Belmont. Nov. 7, '61.

Died May 23.1862Died Oct. 17,1861Died, Mound City; woundsDiedRe-enlisted as VeteranDeserted Nov. 7, 1861Killed at Port Donelson,Feb. 15,1862

Re-enlisted as Veteran...DischargedRe-enlisted as Veteran...Died Feb. 10,1862

Killed near Atlanta, July22,1864


Deserted Dec. 3, 1862, ..'.'.'.

Discharged Aug. 7.1863....Re-enlisted as Veteran....Died Dec. 12,1862Discharged Apr. 18,1862...Died Apr. 28,1862Re-enlisted as Veteran


Reeniisted as Veteran

Deid Jan. 28.1862.Died Mar. 8,1862..Deserted Feb. 20.

Died Oct. 29,1861Deserted Jan. 1,1863.

Dec. 18.1863

Feb.Oct.

6. 186418,1862

Transferred to N. C. Staff.Promoted 1st Lieutenant.Mustered out July 19. 1865.

.

Mustered out May 30, 1865.

.

Disch. June 27. 65; disabil.Mustered out July 19,1865.

Mustered out July 10.1865.O. July 16, '65, as Corp'l.


Supposed killed at AtlantaJuly 22.1864

Killed, Atlanta. July 22,'64.

M. O. July 19. '65, as Corp'l.

M. O. July 10. '65, as 1st SgtMustered out July 19.1865

M. O. July 10. '65, as Serg'tMustered out July 19,1865.

Disch. July 15, 1865; armamputated

M. O. July 19, '65. as Serg't.Mustered out July 19.1865.

Detached at M. O. of Reg'tMustered out July 19.1865.Discharged Feb. 26, 1863...Died Mar. 5. 1863


Name and Rank.

THIRTY- FIBST INFANTRY. 563

Name and Rank.




Date ofmuster.

Crane, Jasper N Williamson co.. Sept. 15,1861 Sept. 25.1861

Alexander co.

Union co

Cannon, Jasper NCook, GeorgeCurtis. Dauiel W.Cole, WilliamCole, JohnCrane, EliasCroits, Michael...Donihoo, James H iJackson coDevVitt, John Union co

Williamson CO..Will CO

Draper, William H.Deaton, George W.

.

Deaton, Joseph.

Jackson co . ...

Williamson CO.

Deaton, DixonDent, William JDickson, Nathaniel R.Dunn, JohnDilday, EliasDonne, WilliamErwin, James MElkins. James GFoster, WilliamFields. JesseFearo, FrederickGohram, StephenGrinnell, Benjamin...Hopkins, Joseph C—Hickman, Phillip W ..

Hannahan, Thomas D.Henson, JohnHarris, JamesIngham, WilliamJoyner, William LJones, Wil.iamJones, LouisJacobs, Luther FKelly, Giles JKeith, WilliamHKidd, SylvestersLippsey. John WLacey, BaileyLilley, JamesLessley, JohnLatimore, Lesel BLamison, Peter LLanter, Robert LMcCarthy. Michael ....

May. CharlesMinton, Vardimin L ..

McGinnis, Finnis F...McCormick, Geo. W ..

Pierce, HiramParker, James AParker, Tramel PParish, John JRussell, RobertRobinson. StephenStone, MichaelSkipworth. JosephShephard, JamesTippi. Levi BTreece, Daniel BVarnum, Ruffix BWormack, JesseWright, HenryWaggle, William F....Wiggs, SimpsonWilliams, JamesYork, William A

Alexander co..arbondale—

AnnaJohnson coUnion COAlexander co..Jackson coCairoPope coAlexander co..St. Louis, Mo..ChesterUnion COJackson coWilliamson CO.Johnson coUnion co

Sept. 9,1861Sept. 16,1861

Sept.^^7. 1861

Sept. 15,1861Oct. 2,1861Sept, 30,1861Sept. 28,1861Sept. 9,1861Sept. L 12, 1861

Pope COWilliamson CO.Union co

Saline co. ..

Union co...Jackson co

Johnson co ...

Union coJackson co • ..

Alexander co.Jackson CO . ..

Union coMarionAlexander co.

Union coAlexander co.

.

Williamson CO.

Jackson CO.. ..

Pulaski COWilliamson coUnion coAlexander co.Johnson co . ..

Union co

Veterans.Bramlet, SamuelBuckner, David PBlack, George WCroits, MichaelFields, JesseMcCarthy, Michael . . .

.

Williamson co..

Saline coWilliamson CO.Johnson coUnion co

Jackson co.

Sept.Sept.Sept.Sept.Sept.Sept.Sept.Sept.Oct.Sept.Sept.Sept.Sept.Sept.Sept.SeptSept.Sept.Sept.

Sept.Sept.Sept.Sept.Sept.Sept.Sept.

15, 186123, 1861

9. 186115,18619. 1861

23, 1861

21. 186120, 186112. 18619, 18617, 1861

12. 18617.1861

17. 1861

7, 186121,18619, 1861

12, 1861

10, 1861

17, 186112.1

9. 186121. 1861

1, 1861

Sept. 17.1861

Sept.Sept.Sept.Sept.Oct.Oct,Sept.Sept.Sept.Sept.Sept.Sept.

Sept.Sept.Sept.Sept.Sept.Sept.Sept.

9, 18611.:'"

22, 18611,18611,18612.;

20. 18617. 1861

17,

7,

18, 1861

8, 1861

9, 18611, 1861

21, 1861

10.

16, 186110. 1861

Sept. 18.1861

Jan.Dec.Jan.Dec.

5.186418.18635, 1864

18, 1863

Jan. 5.1864

Killed near Vieksburg,May 22.1863

Disch. Juue30.'62; disabii.

Discharged Sept. 1.1863...

Tr. to Inv.Corps Oct. 27. '6

Re-eniisted as Veteran...

Deserted Oct. 31, 1863.

Killed near Atlanta, Ga..July 22, 1864

Killed near Atlanta, Ga..July 22, 1864

Died April 6, 1862Killed May 22, 1863Deserted Oct. 31. 1863Died Oct. 17, 1864Died Mar. 9, 1862; wounds.

Died Feb. 8. 1862.

Re-enlisted as VeteranDisch. June 10,'62; disabii.

Discharged July 5,1862 ...

Died Jan. 19,1862Died Mar 22, '62; wounds.Deserted Feb. 4. 1863Mustered out May 31. 1865.

Deserted Feb. 20. 1863

Disch. Dec. 27,'61; disabii..Died July 27. '64; wounds..

DiedSept. 22, 1863.

Died July 10, 1862..

Discharged Dec. 9, 1861....

Deserted Oct. 31,1863Died Nov. 3. 1862

Died March 26, 1862Re-enlisted as Veteran..Deserted May 16. 1863....

Transferred from Co. C...Died Mar. 30,'62; wounds..Mis'ng in action, July 22, '64

Disch. Apr. 19,'62; disabii.



Died July 17, 1862Disch. Apr. 1.'62; disabii

Discharged May 19.1862...Disch. Apr. 1. '62: disabii

Re enlisted as Veteran..

M. O. July 19. '65. as Sergt.Mustered out July 19.1865.

M.O. July 19, '65, as Corp.

Jan. 5,

Dec." 18.1863Jan. 5.1864Dec. 18,1863

Jan. 15,1864lDied Sept, 13,'64; wounds.



Irank or en-listment.

Dateof muster.

Stone. MichaelSkipworth. Joseph.Taylor. John VTreece. Daniel B...Tipp, Levi BYork. William A ...

Recndts.Atherton. James A....Butcher. WilliamBrooks. Larkin HCrain. Henry HCrow. JamesColp. Milton SGroda. ConradGill. James JGill. JohnGoodman. ThomasGarrett. RobertGardiner. JohnHart. PatrickJenkins. Augustin M.Keel. John JMcCarver. William ...

Me 'ormack, James...McNeal, Samuel D—Pheimester, Thos. J..Pheimester, William.,

Roberts, JohnReading, George .

Tippey. William .

York, Edwin M...

Jackson COWilliamson CO..Johnson coUnion COWilliamson CO..

Alexander co..Murphysboro..AnnaWilliamson CO.Raleigh

CobdenMurphysboro

Carbondale...AnnaUnion coMurphysboroRaleighUnion COMarion

MurphysboroDimick


Allen, ZachariahBlont. DanielBrown. PatrickBrown. Willivim JCannada, E. BCarnier, WilliamOonend. JohnDemint, AustinDonohoo. James ADemint, LewisFields. AbramFitzgerald. William EFranning. William...Franklin. William G.Greenwalt. JamesGarrison, DavidGeorge, Arson DHoward, SiniesHoward. JohnHawkins, J. LHarmon, JosephHayworth. Thomas .

.

Huntington, Chas. F.Hill. JohnJohnson, JamesKellinger, ChristKlesser, JohnLemon. JohnLewis. FrederickLedrick, CristLinnes. JamesLeonard, JamesMeCormack. WilliamMcCormack. John ...

Murray. JamesMalay. MichaelMurry. JohnMurphy. JohnMyers, TheodoreMerrill, WilliamNicholson, George...Noble, EnochReits, PeterRoss, WilliamC

Alton

JeffersonMendota

.

Jefferson

an. 5.1864 Jan. 5,1864

Jan.Aug.Sept.Mar.Apr.Sept.Jan.Aug.

Jan.Apr.Jan.Apr.Aug.Apr.Nov.Jan.Feb.Aug.

Aug.Mar.Feb.Feb.

1862 Jan. 26.1862186218621862! Mar. 29.18621864! Apr. 11,18641862

1Nov. 4.1862

1862 Jan. 13,186218C2


M.O.July 19,'65.as 1st S'gtDied Nov. 6.1864M.O. July 19. '65. as Corp'l.M.O. July 19, '65. as Sergt.

Mustered out Jan.26,1865.Mustered out May 31, 1865.

DischargedMustered out July 19. 1865.

,1864,1864

,1862,1802

Apr. 27.1864Apr. 20.1864Jan. 5.1864Apr. 4.1862

Apr. 11.1864

Jan." '25,1864

NovV"4,'i862

Sept. 22,1864

Dec.Sept.Oct.

20. 186422,1-6412,1864

Oct.Oct.Oct.Oct.Dec.Dec.Dec.

15,1864 Oct,24, 1864 Oct.15,1864 Oct.18,1864,Oct.

Mar. 24,1865

Feb'."22.'i864

Sept.Dec.

Sept.Oct.Dec.

20. 186421,186416, 1864

Oct.Sept.Oct.

14, 186430. 186413, 1864

Dec,Dec.

15.186420. 1864

Dec.Dec.Dec.Dec.Oct.Sept.Oct.

Dec.Dec.

Oct. 18, 1864

Oct.Dee.

15.186121, 1864

Nov.Oct.Nov.Oct.

11.186117. 186411, 186412, 1864

Dec. 20,1864

Oct.Dec.Dec.Sept.Dec.Dec.

13.1

22. 186421. 1864

27. 18642, 1864

17, 1864

15, 186420, 1864

Oct. 18,

Dec. 8. 1864Oct. 15, 1864Dec. 21,1864

Died Nov. 21,1862Mustered out July 19. 1865.

Abs't, sick, at M.O. cf Reg.Mustered out June 16,1865.Mustered out Apr. 4,1865..Promoted CaptainMustered out May 29,1865..Refused by SurgeonDied Sept. 6.1864Absent, sick, M.O. of Regt.Mustered out July 19,1865.Killed near Atlanta, July22,1864


Absent, sick. M.O. of Regt.M.O. July 19. '65, as Corp'l.

Died Jan. 7.1865Never reported to CoSub. Never rep't'd to Co.Sub. M.O.May 31.1865....Sub. M O.July 19. '65

Sub. Never rep't'd to Co.Never reported to CoSub. M.O.July 19.1865....Drafted. M.O. July 19. '65.

Sub. Died Apr. 14.1865....Drafted. M.O. July 19. '65.

Sub. M.O.July 19,1865....Sub. M.O.May 29.1865....Sub. Deserted June 6. '65.

Drafted. M.O.July 19. '65..

Drafted. Suppos'd capt'dDrafted. M.O. May 31. '65.

Drafted. M.O. July 19. '65.

Sub. M.O.July 19.1865....Drafted. M.O. July 19. '65.

Sub. Abs.sick.M.O.of Reg.Sub. M.O July 19.1865....Sub. Never rep't'd to Co.

Sub. M.O.July 19. 1865....

Drafted. M.O. July 19. '65.

Sub. M.O July 19.1865....

Sub. Never rep't'd to Co..Never reported to CoDied Jan. 29.1865Sub. Deserted Jan. 20. '65.

Sub. M. O.July 19,1865...Nov. 11.

Oct. 17.1864Nov. 17,

Oct. 12, 1864Nov. 18Dec. W, 1864 Sub. Never rep't'd to Co.

Oct, 13, 1864 Mustered out June 22, 1865.

Dec. 22,1864 Sub. Deserted June 6. '65.

Dec. 21.186i;Sub. Deserted June 27, '65

Sept. 27. 1864! Drafted. M. O. May 31. "65

Dec. 2,1864 Drafted. M. O July 19. "65

Dec. 17,1864lSub. Deserted June 27.'65


Name and Rank.




Dateof muster.


Arment. AndrewBowers, RifhardBenner, JohnBurt, JohnCulver, Charles LCarter, JohnDeans. Samuel D

Donaldson. HughDavis, GeorgeDee, JamesHaley, MichaelHarst, AdolnhHemming. JohnJohnson, James HKnox. JohnKerns, MichaelLewis, Noah KLaymer. JosephMaddux, IgnatiusMcOsker. EdwardMcF'arland. Thomas ..

Mareheur, AmesMcGovern, Thomas...Mullen, FrancisMorgan, Henry

Murry, ThomasParks, IsaacPowers. Patrick ..,

Rape, ButlerRasraan. Joseph—Sherman. Henry JSwift, JohnScully, MichaelSalman. GeorgeSmith. JohnWorley. Caleb B ..,

Warren, LutherWilson. Alfred ....

Dec. 21,1864Dec. 17.1864

Sept. 27,1864

Oct. 12,1864Dec. 21,1864Dec. ^17,1864

Sept. 27,1864

Oct. 14, 1864

South Fork.Buckhart ..

Logan

Taylorville

TaylorvilleMeridian ...

Dec.Dec.Dec.Oct.Oct.Dec.DecOct.Oct.Oct.

Oct.Oct.Oct.Dec.

23. 186419,186417, 18647, 186421,186420. 186421,186414, 186412, 186413, 1864

Dec.Dec.Dee.Oct.Oct.Dec.Dee.Oct.Oct.Nov.

23, 186419, 186417, 1864

7, 186421.186420, 186421, 186414, 186412,186413, 1864

Mustered out July 19,1865.Sub. Never rep'ted to Co.


.

DesertedSub. Under arrest at M.O. of Regiment

Sub. Never rep'ted to Co.

Dec.Dec.

17, 1864 Oct.18, 1864 Oct.14. 1864' Oct.7.1864 Dec.

Dec.17, 186421,1864 Dec.

Dec. 17,

Nov.Oct.Oct.Oct.Dec.Dec.Dec.O'-t.

Oct.Dec.

13. 186419, 186421, 1861

13, 1864

17, 1864

20, 186421,186413, 1864

7, 186417,1864

Dec. 17,

Nov.Oct.Nov.Oct.Dec.Dec.Dec.Oct.Oct.Dec.

Drafted. M. O. July 19. '65

Sub. M. O. July 19. 1865...

Sub. Neverrep'ted to Co.

Sub. ^M.O.July 19. 1865...

Drafted.^ M.O. July 19,65.

Sub. ^M. O.July 19,1865...

Drafted. M. O. July 19. '65

Sub. M. O.July 191865....Sub. Absent, sick, at M.O. of Regiment

Sub. Never rep'ted to Co.Mustered out July 19.1865 .

Sub. Deserted July 1. '65.

Drafted. M. O July 19, '65

Sub. _M. O.July 19,1865...

Drafted. M. O. July 19', '65

Sub. M.O. .July 19, 1865...

Sub. Never rep'ted to Co.

Drafted. M O. July 19. '65

Sub. Paroled prisoner.Discharged July 19.1865.

COMPANY K,



Dateof muster.

Remarks.

Captains.Alex'r S. Somerville.Thomas HunterJohn W. Stewart

First Lieutenants.Charles H. Capehart.Henry T. SnyderJohn S. HooverHenry C. Lewis

Second Lieutenants,Levi E. MorrisPinkey K. WattsMitchell S. Barney...

First Sergeant.Henry T. Snyder

Sergeants.Henry C. Brakeman.John B. Ricker

William Fox

William E. Langston

Centralia

,

DuQuoin ,

Carlyle ...

Sept. 38,1861

Feb. 15,1862June 27,1864

Sept. 18.1861Aug. 4,1862Apr. 2,1865

Wash'gt'n, D,CPatokaNewcastle, Ind.Patoka

Sept. 8,1Oct. ll,1861iSept. 18,1861Apr. 24.1862 Apr. 24,186May 19, 1864 Feb. 23,1865

Marion—Centralia

.

Richview

Sept. 8,1861Apr. 16,1862July 18.1865

Patoka

Harpersfleld. O.Quincy

DuQuoin

Aug. 10,1861

Aug. 10.1861

Sept. 18,1861

Not must'd.

Sept. 18.1861

Sept. 18,1861

Dismissed May 8, 1862Died of wounds June 27. '61


Promoted AdjutantResigned April 24, 1862 ....

Resigned May 19. 1864Mustered out July 19,1865.

Resigned April 16. 1862 ....

Resigned Aug. 8, 1863

M.O. July 19, '65. as Serg't.


.

Deserted Nov. 12. 1862Killed at Champion Hills,Miss , May 16, 1863

Killed at Fort Donelson.Feb. 15, 1862


570 ADJUTANT GENEEAL S EEPORT.

Name and Rank.


Name and Rank


Name and Rank.

THIRTY-FIRST INFANTRY, 573

Name and Rank.


HISTORY OF THIRTY-FIRST INFANTRY.

The Thirty-first Regiment o£ Illinois Infantry, except Companies I and K,was mainly composed of men from the southern part of the State, the coun-ties of Williamson, Perry, Franklin, Jackson, Johnson, Saline and Unionfurnishing the laiger number. Its rendezvous was Camp Dunlap, Jackson-ville, Illinois; but it was organized at Cairo by John A. Logan, and wasthere mustered into the service by Captain Pitcher, U. S. A., on the 18th ofSeptember, 1861, and went into camp of instruction in the Brigade of GeneralMcClernand.

With less than two months' drill, the Regiment took part in the battle ofBelmont, Mo., November 7, 1861, cutting its way into the enemy's camp, andwith equal valor, but less hazard, cutting its way out again. On the 7th ofFebruary, 1862, the Regiment was at Fort Henry, Tenn.; and after emergingfrom the muddy environments of that stronghold, it traversed the hills ofFort Donelson, and there, amid winter snows, on the 15th of the same month,it lost 260 men killed and wounded—the Regiment having performed, in this

engagement the difficult evolution of a change of front to rear on tenth com-pany, in the heat of the battle, among tangled brush and on uneven ground.From Donelson'the Regiment was transported by steamer to Shiloh, Tenn.,and thence it moved towards Corinth, Miss., with the main body of the army,and reached that place only to find it evacuated by the enemy. From Corinththe Thirty-first marched to Jackson, Tenn., and the summer of 1862 wasspent in guarding railroads, skirmishing in the country of the Forked DeerRiver, and scouting in the direction of Memphis, to Brownsville and beyond.Ordered to the support of Gen. Rosecrans, at Corinth, the Regiment reachedthat place in time to follow the retreating foe to Ripley, Miss., where the menfed on fresh pork, without salt, or crackers, or coffee. On this expedition it

was engaged in the skirmishes of Chewalla and Tuscumbia, ending the 6th ofOctober, 1862. The Regiment was with Grant in the first campaign againstVicksburg, sometimes called the Yokona expedition, and passed throughHolly Springs to Coldwater, at which place the men, destitute of rations inconsequence of the capture and destruction of supplies at Holly Springs bythe enemy, showed their characteristic adaptability by carrying out at oncethe suggestion of Logan to convert the timber into ashes, and, by means ofthe ashes, the corn of the surrounding country into hominy.

Upon the termination of this campaign the regiment, with the army underGrant, was transferred to a new field, that of the operations which finally re-

sulted in the downfall of Vicksburg. On the 15th of January, 1863, it set outfor Lagrange, Tenn., and thence went to Memphis, by way of Colliersville.Leaving Memphis March 10, 1863, it embarked for Lake Providence, La.

;

and after assisting in the attempts to open a route by water to a point belowVicksburg, it moved, upon the abandonment of these attempts, to Milliken'sBend, and thence to Wanesborough. Having crossed the Mississippi belowGrand Gulf, April 30, 1863, the next day the Regiment, without waiting forrations, though hungry and weary enough, hurried forward to the support ofthe comrades then engaged in battle at Thompson's Hill, near Port Gibson,and quickly forming on McClernand's left, under the eyes of Generals Grantand Logan, it moved upon the right wing of the enemy at the charge step,routing him completely, and helping to secure a speedy victory. Governor


Yates, in civilian garb of swallow-tail coat and high shirt collar, and over-flowing with enthusiasm and patriotism, witnessed this charge. After cross-ing the Bayou Pierre, the men of the Thirty-tirst again met and dispersedtheir foes at Ingram Heights, May 3, 1863, and pushed on to Raymond, whereon the 12th the Regiment hurled from its front the fragments of a brigadewhich the enemy had thrown against the advance of Grant. Moving onward,in almost ceaseless march, it took part in the battle of Jackson, Miss,, May,14, 1863, and thence at midnight, on the 15th, through drenching rain, it

marched toward Vicksburg, to meet the enemy anew. About ten o'clock inthe morning of the 16th the men spread their cartridges to dry in the sun, inan old field about five miles from Champion Hills, from which latter pointwas soon after heard the sound of battle. The men hastily gathered up theirammunition and seized their muskets, and the Regiment followed the head ofthe column at double-quick, effecting a formation with its brigade on theright of our embattled line, where it rested for a moment, the men lying ontheir faces while the hostile shells whistled and shrieked and exploded abovethem. At the command "attention" the line stood erect, with bayonetsfixed; the Brigade-commander, General John E. Smith, gave the word; Mc-Pherson said with a smile, "give 'em Jesse!" and Logan shouted "rememberthe blood of 5'our mammies! give 'em hell!" and then the brigade sprangforward, broke and routed the two column formation over which waved theConfederate fiag, captured the opposing battery, turned its guns upon the re-treating enemy, and took as many prisoners as there were men in the charg-ing brigade. In this encounter there was crossing of bayonets and fightinghand to hand. Sergeant Wick, of Company B, used his bayonet upon hisfoe, and Sergeant Hendrickson, of Company C, clubbed his musket in a duel-with one of the men in gray.

From this point the Regiment, with the main army, followed the retreatingenemy to his entrenched lines at Vicksburg, where it took part in the bloodyassaults of the 19th and 22d of May; its gallant Lieutenant Colonel, Reece,meeting death by the explosion of a grenade while planting the RegimentalColors upon the ramparts. Here the flag received 153 bullets, and the staff

was shot asunder in four places.

During the seige the Regiment took a prominent part in the operationsagainst Fort Hill; and when the Fort was blown up, on the 25th of June, bythe explosion of a mine beneath it, there came a time that tested the stuff themen were made of. Here in the night, in that crater remembered as the"slaughter pen," the soldiers fighting by reliefs, and within an armslengthof the enemy—some had their muskets snatched from their hands—under ashower of grenades and of shells lighted by port-fires, while the voices ofPearson, Goddard, Mooningham and others, rising at times above the terrific

din of combat, cheered on their men—were deeds of valor performed whichwould adorn the heroic page.

On the morning of July 4, 1863, the place of honor having been assigned tothe Brigade, the Thirty-first Regiment marched proudly across the rents andchasms of Fort Hill into Vicksburg.

Having made the expedition to Monroe, La., under General Stephenson,the Regiment went into camp at Black River, Miss., the scene of Lawler'ssplendid victory, and here, on the 5th of January, 1864, three-fourths of themen again enlisted in the service. That night the men, formed in line, withlighted candles held in the shanks of their bayonets, marched to the quartersof General Force, commanding the Brigade, who appeared before his tentand catching the splendor from the candles full in his face, cried out withenthusiasm, "Three cheers for the Thirty-first!" But the "boys" were notgoing to cheer for themselves and there were no others present to do it, sothey stood in their ranks, silent and with military air, and cheered not norstirred; whereupon the General shouted, "Cheer yourselves, boys! hip! hip!"and then tbe cheers were given with a will, followed by a "tiger" for theUnion, and three groans for the Confederacy.

The Regiment was with General Sherman in the campaign against Meridi-an, Miss., after which the re-enlisted men—the "Veterans"—took their fur-loughs, starting for home the 19th of March, 1864. Having returned to the


front, by way of Cairo, the Regiment camped from the 6th to the 15th ofMay at Clinton, on the Tennessee River, and thence ma,rching by way ofRome, Ga., sometimes collecting', herding and driving beef-cattle, and some-times skirmishing with the enemy, it joined Sherman's army at AekworthStation. It was in the skirmish at Big Shanty, and at Brush Mountain—theassault upon Kenesaw on June 27, 1864; also in the battles around Atlanta,on the 21st, 22d and 28th of July, of which that on the 22d was the most ter-

rible, the men fighting sometimes on one side of the earthworks, sometimeson the other. The Regiment was also engaged in the battles of Lovejoy Sta-tion and Jonesborough, and was with Sherman in the mock pursuit of'Hoodupon his invasion of Tennessee. Retracing its steps, the Regiment reachedAtlanta on the Thirteenth of November, and on the 15th it there began withSherman the triumphant march to the sea, and on it marched, with that mag-nificent army, cutting roads through tangled forests, bridging streams for thepassage of the troops, tearing up railroad-tracks, twisting the rails "ascrooked as rams' horns," "discovering" and devouring sweet potatoes andother provender, surging over the country "from Atlanta to the sea,""shouting the battle cry of freedom," and proceeding by way of Millen, it

arrived the lOrh of December, 1864, at Savannah. Here the Regiment wentinto camp on the rice plantation of Dr. Owen, where the rfce was consumedfor food, the husks being first beaten off by means of wooden mortars andpestles appropriated from the slave quarters near by. One of the incidentsof the day was the encountering of a battery mounted on a flat car, pushedalong the railroad by a locomotive.

On the 4th of January, 1865, the Thirty-first Dade farewell to Savannah, andshipped on the steamer Harvest Moon, and after the novel experience andsights of a sea voyage, disembarked at Beaufort, S. C, where it remained,enjoying the luxury of fresh oysters at low prices, until the 13th. To this

succeeded some skirmishing at Fort Pocotaligo—"Poke-'em-till-they-go," asthe men called it—which was evacuated by the enemy. On the 30th of Jan-uary the march began through the Carolinas, by way of Salkahatchie, Orange-burg—which was captured, after some fighting by the Regiment's skirm-ishers,—Columbia—scourged by destroying flames—Winsborough, Cheraw,Fayetteville—captured by foragers—and Bentonville—scenes of the last greatstruggle of Johnston's army, and the Regiment came out of the swamps, outof the pine forests, "out of the wilderness," the men ragged, dirty, many ofthem barefooted, to Goldsborough, N. C, where it arrived the 24th of March,1865, and where letters from home and news from the world were received.These and the prospects of the nearing of the end were cheering and refresh-ing to the men who for 54 days had been without communication with homeor the world, and were weary with long marching and fighting.

On the 14th of April, 1865, the Regiment was with the army at Releigh, N.C. Signs of the ruin of the Confederacy and the dispersion of its armedforces were apparent on every hand. Soon came the surrender of Johnson'sarmy—the only force which could oppose the onward march of the Uniontroops to Richmond, and the Regiment formed a part of the host to whichthat army surrendered.

On the 9th of May the Regiment was at Richmond, on the 19th at Alex-andria; and on the 24th of May, with faded and tattered uniforms, but withmartial step and bearing, in column of company, eyes front, it marchedthrough the principal avenues of the capital, in that graud review of the re-turning armies in presence of the great leaders, civil and military, of the re-public—the most magnificent and imposing spectacle ever witnessed by thecity of Washington. The end had been attained!

Soon afterwards the Regiment was moved to Louisville, Ky., arriving atthat place on 11th of June, where it was assignel to provost-guard dut3^ Onthe 19th of July, 1865, it was mustered out of the service, by Lieutenant Aug.P. Noyes, A. C. M., 3d Division 17th Corps. It was then moved to Spring-field, ill., where it arrived on the 23d of July, 1865; and there on the 31st ofthe same month, the men received their final discharge, and separated fortheir homes—those who were left of them.

At the time of the discharge there were present 25 officers and 677 enlisted


men. When first organized the Regiment numbered 1,130 men. It had re-cruited 700. The casualties, including men discharged before final muster-out, amounted to 1,128. In the course of its existence the Regiment had beencommanded by four Colonels, and had had five Lieutenant-Colonels and sixMajors. Of the 25 ofiicers discharged at the final muster-out, all save thechaplain had risen from the ranks.

In the campaigns of Sherman this Regiment had marched 2,076 miles. Thispart of its history is included in that of the Brigade to which it belonged—the1st Brigade, 3d Division, 17th Corps, Army of Tennessee. The Regimentmarched 2000 miles under Grant, and on expeditions other than those of Sher-man. It served in the hostile States of Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, Missis-sippi, Louisiana, Georgia, Alabama, North Carolina, South Carolina and Vir-ginia. Before January 1, 1863, the history of the Regiment is comprised inthat of the 1st Brigade, 3d Division, Reserve Army of Tennessee.

Always efiiciently commanded, and evincing; soldierly qualities in its first

battle, the Regiment became in the days of its "veteran" existence, one ofthe best drilled in the service. It was, while encamped at Black River, Miss.,after the Vicksburg cauapaigns, that the Regiment, under the skillful man-agement of Lieutenant Colonel Pearson, attained that high degree of dis-

cipiline and proficiency in drill for which it became known,and towards whichit had been directed, under Logan and White, in the earlier days of the war;The latter fell at Donelson and deserved the title "The bravest of the brave."

Colonel Pearson had seen service under General Prentiss before the organ-ization of this Regiment, and early showed an aptitude for tactics and drill

which made him a favorite with the field and staff, while his soldierly qual-ities displayed at Henry and Donelson endeared him to the rank and file.

Hence he rapidly rose from the ranks, being promoted to Commissary Ser-gernt March 1, 1862; to Adjutant, May 16, 1862; to Major, February 4, 1863,by the unanimous vote of the officers; to Lieutenant Colonel July 1, 1863; andto Colonel September 26, 1864. On the 13th of March, 1865, he was brevetedBrigadier General of Volunteers, for gallantry during the war.

Many of the officers and soldiers of the Regiment deserve special mentionand lasting remembrance, but the space allotted forbids a more extended ac-count. To some of the men were awarded medals for gallantry; among themSergeant George W. White, of Company C, who, severely wounded in thebattle of Atlanta, July 22, 1864, resolutely and presistently refused to be car-ried to the rear.

The fighting qualities of this Regiment were displayed in 14 battles and 25skirmishes, of various degrees of importance. It witnessed the surrender ofBuckner and the garrison at Donelson, the capitulation of Pemberton and hisarmy at Vicksburg, the humiliation of Johnson and his force at Bentonville,and their final surrender near Raleigh. And a brilliant gem in its crown ofglory is the fact of its organization as a "veteran" Regiment, at a time whenthe Union cause stood so much in need of trained and tried soldiers to com-plete the overthrow of armed rebellion, and to establish upon the ruins ofanarchy and slavery "a government of the people, by the people, for thepeople."

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