LISTS OF JEWISH SOLDIERS IN THE UNION AND CONFEDERATE ARMIES DURING THE CIVIL WAR, CLASSIFIED ACCORDING TO STATES AND ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. (continued 3)
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Corps flag in the battle of
Franklin, Tennessee.
Goldsmith, William C113th Infantry
Died at Nashville, Tennessee.
Goodman, Isaac A125th Infantry
Died in the service at Franklin, Tennessee.
Greenwalt, Michael K129th Infantry
Geiger, Jacob G130th Infantry
Green, Simeon G130th Infantry
Goldsmith, John C133d Infantry
Gottschalk, Gustav D138th Infantry
Green, SimonCorporalF177th Infantry
Gans, IsaacCorporal 2nd Cavalry
Received a Congressional "Medal of Honor"
for bravery displayed on the battlefield.
Guggenheim, S. S. 10th Cavalry
Hart, Benjamin H2nd Infantry
Harris, Solomon S. C2nd Infantry
Harris, Isaac K3d Infantry
Heller, Elias C4th Infantry
Died in the service.
Hirsch, J. K5th Infantry
Herman, Henry A6th Infantry
Hahneman, A. H6th Infantry
Hofman, Henry 7th Infantry
Wounded at Chancellorsville.
Heilbrun, Alexander1st Lieutenant 9th Infantry
Promoted from Corporal.
Herzog, P. 9th Infantry
Killed at Chickamauga.
Heineman, Frederick B9th Infantry
Hessberg, Isaac C9th Infantry
Herrman, Jacob C9th Infantry
Wounded at Chickamauga.
Hirschman, —— F9th Infantry
Killed at Chickamauga.
Hirschbaum, A. 9th Infantry
Hirsh, J. 10th Infantry
Served three years.
Herzog, Jacob H12th Infantry
Captured.
Hirsch, William 12th Infantry
Herrman, Henry A17th Infantry
Hess, Isaac C18th Infantry
Hirschberg, Isaac 19th Infantry
Died in the service.
Hess, Jacob 19th Infantry
Hirschberg, David D19th Infantry
Herrman, Adolph 22nd Infantry
Hirschman, Joseph K22nd Infantry
Herzog, Adolph 24th Infantry
Heyman, Jacob B26th Infantry
Hecht, Moses H27th Infantry
Hirsch, John W. 28th Infantry
Hirschman, John A28th Infantry
Herrman, Ferdinand C28th Infantry
Herrman, Bernhard 28th Infantry
Herrman, Joseph K29th Infantry
Died in the service.
Hirsch, Jacob E32nd Infantry
Hofman, Levi 32nd Infantry
Hoffman, S.Sergeant 33d Infantry
Enlisted as Private.
Herzog, Benjamin 33d Infantry
Hess, Jacob A33d Infantry
Hirschberg, Henry B33d Infantry
Hirsch, Henry D35th Infantry
Herrman, LewisSergeantI35th Infantry
Enlisted as Private.
Heller, EmilQuartermaster- 37th Infantry
Enlisted as Private; served four years.Sergeant
Heineman, Henry 37th Infantry
Herrman, Henry 37th Infantry
Wounded in action.
Hess, Ferdinand E37th Infantry
Hart, Abram D39th Infantry
Hess, Jacob 39th Infantry
Hahn, Levi A40th Infantry
Served three years.
Hahn, Moritz A40th Infantry
Served three years.
Heller, Joseph C41st Infantry
Hofman, Reuben 41st Infantry
Died in the service.
Heller, Herman B46th Infantry
Died of wounds.
Hofman, Levi 46th Infantry
Died in the service.
Herrman, Jacob H47th Infantry
Herrman, Henry K47th Infantry
Hofman, JosephSergeantA48th Infantry
Enlisted as Private.
Heineman, William 49th Infantry
Killed at Stone River.
Heller, Simon P. 52nd Infantry
Heiman, Jacob H53d Infantry
Hahn, William 56th Infantry
Herzog, Felix 57th Infantry
Hess, David 57th Infantry
Died in the service.
Herrman, AdolphusCorporalB58th Infantry
Wounded in action.
Hofman, Jacob 58th Infantry
Killed in action.
Herrman, Jacob 58th Infantry
Heine, Jacob G58th Infantry
Hofman, Samuel 59th Infantry
Hahn, Reuben 60th Infantry
Heller, Elias F63d Infantry
Haas, MosesCorporalG63d Infantry
Hirschberg, Samuel K64th Infantry
Hess, Abraham F65th Infantry
Hofman, Abraham H65th Infantry
Heller, HenrySergeantA66th Infantry
Enlisted as Private; received Congressional
"Medal of Honor" for bravery and daring.
Heineman, August B68th Infantry
Died of wounds received at Champion Hills.
Herzfeld, Jacob H68th Infantry
Served four years.
Hahn, W. C. C69th Infantry
Served four years.
Hess, D. 69th Infantry
Haas, Joseph 70th Infantry
Served three years.
Hahn, Henry 70th Infantry
Hofman, JacobSergeantC72nd Infantry
Enlisted as Private; captured;
served three years.
Hahn, Charles G72nd Infantry
Hofman, Jacob 73d Infantry
Hirschman, IsaacCorporalF74th Infantry
Enlisted as Private.
Heller, WilliamCommissary 78th Infantry
Sergeant
Enlisted as Private.
Hart, Israel G78th Infantry
Herzog, D. 80th Infantry
Served four years.
Herzog, Jacob D80th Infantry
Served three years.
Hess, Moses D80th Infantry
Died in the service.
Hart, Samuel K82nd Infantry
Hays, Aaron C84th Infantry
Heyman, FrankAdjutant 84th Infantry
Heller, George K84th Infantry
Hirschberg, Henry B86th Infantry
Heller, Charles I90th Infantry
Died at Murfreesboro.
Heineman, Adam K92nd Infantry
Hofman, Levi 96th Infantry
Died at Young's Point, Louisiana.
Hahn, Jacob D106th Infantry
Hahn, Henry D107th Infantry
Captured at Chancellorsville.
Haas, Jacob A108th Infantry
Herrman, CharlesSergeantD108th Infantry
Enlisted as Private; died from wounds at Resaca.
Hofman, Jacob H108th Infantry
Hart, Levi H110th Infantry
Wounded at Winchester
and at Monocacy, Maryland.
Heller, Nathan D111th Infantry
Served three years.
Hahn, Henry I111th Infantry
Served three years.
Harris, Israel K111th Infantry
Huhn, Joseph S.SergeantF114th Infantry
Promoted Corporal; wounded at Vicksburg.
Heidelbach, Jacob F114th Infantry
Heidelbach, Henry F114th Infantry
Heidelbach, David G114th Infantry
Died in the service.
Heidelbach, H. 114th Infantry
Hofman, L. 115th Infantry
Hays, Abraham F118th Infantry
Served three years.
Heidelbach, C. 122nd Infantry
Captured; served three years.
Heidelbach, A. 122nd Infantry
Heyman, SamuelSergeantF123d Infantry
Enlisted as Private; captured at Winchester.
Heyman, Jacob F123d Infantry
Haas, Jacob K123d Infantry
Died at Clarksburg, West Virginia.
Heller, MosesCorporal ——
Captured at Winchester; served three years.
Herrman, Simon K123d Infantry
Captured at Winchester.
Hess, David K. F125th Infantry
Heller, Charles G125th Infantry
Hart, Marks K128th Infantry
Hamburger, Francis D131st Infantry
Hofman, Ephraim K131st Infantry
Herrman, Joseph I137th Infantry
Was honorably mentioned by President Lincoln.
Hess, Nathan C167th Infantry
Israel, P. 3d Infantry
Wounded at Chaplin Hills.
Israel, Alfred 19th Infantry
Israel, Elisha F77th Infantry
Captured.
Israel, David 97th Infantry
Died at Murfreesboro.
Israel, William 97th Infantry
Israel, Elias K108th Infantry
Joseph, Joseph F15th Infantry
Enlisted as Private.
Jacoby, Benjamin 35th Infantry
Jacobson, Otto 39th Infantry
Joseph, Nathan B. 47th Infantry
Jacob, Julius F47th Infantry
Judell, D. G47th Infantry
Jacobson, DanielCorporalF49th Infantry
Enlisted as Private.
Jacoby, David K49th Infantry
Jacoby, David H. K49th Infantry
Jacoby, Henry K49th Infantry
Died in the service.
Jacobs, FerdinandCorporal 57th Infantry
Served three years.
Jacobs, Jacob C57th Infantry
Joseph, Nathan C59th Infantry
Jacobs, JosephLieutenantB67th Infantry
Promoted from Sergeant.
Jacobs, HenrySergeantB67th Infantry
Enlisted as private.
Jacoby, Frank F69th Infantry
Jacobs, Benjamin F70th Infantry
Jacobs, Daniel G71st Infantry
Jacobs, Lewis W.SergeantI71st Infantry
Enlisted as private; served four years.
Jacobs, M.Sergeant 71st Infantry
Jacobs, Alexander E75th Infantry
Wounded at Bull Run.
Jacobs, HenrySergeantF75th Infantry
Enlisted as private;
died from wounds received at McDowell.
Jacobs, David H75th Infantry
Jacobs, FrankCorporalI76th Infantry
Enlisted as private; served four years.
Joseph, Jacob A80th Infantry
Wounded and captured.
Jacoby, HenryLieutenantD82nd Infantry
Promoted from Sergeant; killed at Gettysburg.
Jacob, Martin 82nd Infantry
Killed at Gettysburg.
Jacobs, Bernhard C83d Infantry
Served three years.
Jacobs, Henry I86th Infantry
Julian, S. 88th Infantry
Jacobs, Henry A91st Infantry
Served three years.
Jacob, Joshua B94th Infantry
Judah, Emanuel F94th Infantry
Judah, John H. F94th Infantry
Served three years.
Jones, S. 95th Infantry
Jacobs, Henry A99th Infantry
Jacobs, Jacob H107th Infantry
Jacob, LouisCorporalC108th Infantry
Jacob, Henry J.SergeantK110th Infantry
Promoted from Corporal; served three years.
Jacobs, Charles B111th Infantry
Served three years.
Jacobs, Michael H111th Infantry
Served three years.
Jacobs, A. 125th Infantry
Jacoby, N. 115th Infantry
Jacobs, S. 125th Infantry
Jacobs, Abraham I128th Infantry
Jacoby, EdwinSergeantB130th Infantry
Jacobs, Gustav F130th Infantry
Jacobs, S. 135th Infantry
Jacobs, Benjamin T. A135th Infantry
Jacobs, Louis C. A138th Infantry
Kline, M.LieutenantK1st Infantry
Kline, Moses A2nd Infantry
Captured at Chickamauga.
Kiefer, William A2nd Infantry
Kaufman, David B2nd Infantry
Kaufman, Samuel F4th Infantry
Wounded at Chancellorsville.
Kohn, Siegmund G5th Infantry
Killed at Port Republic.
Kaufman, Joseph 5th Infantry
Served three years.
King, Samuel 7th Infantry
Koch, Michael 9th Infantry
Kuhn, Isidore H9th Infantry
Served three years.
Kuhn, Jacob F10th Infantry
Served three years.
Kaufman, G. 12th Infantry
Wounded in action.
Kaufman, Jacob K16th Infantry
Served three years.
Kaufman, David G18th Infantry
Kaufman, Jonathan 21st Infantry
Died in the service.
Klein, MosesCaptainH22nd Infantry
Served three years.
Klein, Frank H22nd Infantry
Klein, DavidCorporal 24th Infantry
Kahn, Simon G25th Infantry
Wounded at Cross Keys.
Koenigsberger, HermanLieutenant 28th Infantry
Koch, Lewis 28th Infantry
Kaufman, Frank A28th Infantry
Kahn, Lewis F28th Infantry
Kaufman, Frank K28th Infantry
Koch, Jacob H30th Infantry
Kaufman, SolomonQuartermaster 32nd Infantry
Enlisted as private.
Koch, Samuel H33d Infantry
Died in the service.
Kaufman, Joseph C. 36th Infantry
Klein, Moritz E37th Infantry
Kaufman, Samuel C38th Infantry
Kaufman, FrankSergeantK42nd Infantry
Promoted from private.
King, Emanuel E44th Infantry
Kaufman, Benjamin 44th Infantry
Klein, DavidSergeant 47th Infantry
Enlisted as private; captured.
Klein, Abraham B48th Infantry
Klein, Jacob W.Lieutenant 49th Infantry
Enlisted as private; captured at Stone River.
Klein, David 49th Infantry
Koch, JosephSergeantG50th Infantry
King, Jacob H50th Infantry
Klein, David 51st Infantry
Kaufman, W. H.1st LieutenantA52nd Infantry
Promoted from 2nd Lieutenant.
Koch, Henry K52nd Infantry
Klein, Jacob 58th Infantry
King, David 62nd Infantry
Killed in action.
Kaufman, LeviLieutenantB68th Infantry
Promoted from Corporal.
Kaufman, David H71st Infantry
Kaufman, Isaac 72nd Infantry
Wounded at Shiloh.
Klein, Joseph H73d Infantry
Klein, David B. B74th Infantry
Klein, D. J. 75th Infantry
Wounded and captured at Gainesville.
Klein, Isaac A76th Infantry
Klein, Louis E76th Infantry
Klein, IsaiahSergeantG77th Infantry
Enlisted as Private; died in the service.
Klein, Frank 82nd Infantry
Klein, Frank 83d Infantry
Kaufman, Henry I83d Infantry
Served three years.
Koch, Jacob E84th Infantry
Kaufman, David C86th Infantry
Kaufman, Herman S.CorporalI86th Infantry
Kaufman, Frank I87th Infantry
Klein, D. 91st Infantry
Klein, S. 92nd Infantry
Served three years.
Kaufman, Abraham A94th Infantry
Kaufman, Frank 94th Infantry
Klein, JacobSergeantA96th Infantry
Klein, JacobSergeantA96th Infantry
Enlisted at Private; served three years.
Klein, Jonas C96th Infantry
Captured.
Klein, JacobSergeantF96th Infantry
Enlisted as Private.
Kaufman, Jacob J.CorporalF96th Infantry
Kaufman, EmanuelCaptain 100th Infantry
Died at Knoxville, Tennessee.
Kaufman, Daniel D102nd Infantry
Captured at Athens; died in rebel prison.
Klein, Joseph 102nd Infantry
Served three years.
Kaufman, Henry A106th Infantry
Kaufman, LouisCaptainC106th Infantry
Koch, Henry C108th Infantry
Killed at Hartsville, Tennessee.
King, DavidSergeantI108th Infantry
Enlisted as Private;
wounded near Petersburg;
served three years.
Kaufman, Philip E110th Infantry
Wounded near Petersburg.
Kaufman, Henry I110th Infantry
Captured at Winchester,
and wounded at Cedar Creek.
Klein, Jonas L.Corporal 111th Infantry
Enlisted as Private.
Klein, Isaac N. A116th Infantry
Kahn, Jacob I124th Infantry
Kohler, Daniel K125th Infantry
King, SolomonCorporalI126th Infantry
Enlisted as Private; served four years.
Koch, Max F103th Infantry
Klein, Emanuel D131st Infantry
Klein, Levi J. D131st Infantry
Kaufman, Henry K131st Infantry
Kaufman, Frank1st LieutenantB132nd Infantry
Krauskopf, SolomonCorporalB132nd Infantry
Klein, Solomon D132nd Infantry
King, Levi B133d Infantry
Krauskopf, Justis I138th Infantry
Klein, Jacob F139th Infantry
Klippstein, Meyer 7th Cavalry
Koch, Moses } 150th Infantry
Koch, Herman } (three brothers) 4th Artillery
Koch, Joseph } 177th Infantry
Koch, Jacob 164th Infantry
Levi, Charles G2nd Infantry
Lehman, Lewis 4th Infantry
Loser, Joseph B4th Infantry
Lazarus, Ed.SergeantG7th Infantry
Promoted from Corporal;
wounded at Winchester;
also at Cedar Mountain.
Lazarus, Martin 7th Infantry
Killed at Antietam.
Lowenthal, Jacob G8th Infantry
Died from sickness contracted in camp.
Landauer, SamuelSergeant 9th Infantry
Promoted from Corporal.
Lovenstein, Nathan C9th Infantry
Served three years.
Lowenstein, J. C9th Infantry
Lehman, JosephCorporalF9th Infantry
Enlisted as Private;
wounded at Chattanooga.
Levy, Nathan K9th Infantry
Lieberman, William 14th Infantry
Lehman, BenjaminCorporalC15th Infantry
Killed at Pickett's Mills.
Lowenstein, George D23d Infantry
Leopold, William H23d Infantry
Lichenfeld, AdolphCorporalA24th Infantry
Loeser, Lewis A26th Infantry
Lehman, Theodore G26th Infantry
Lehman, JacobSergeant 28th Infantry
Lehman, Herrman B28th Infantry
Lehman, Ferdinand D28th Infantry
Leopold, Frank G28th Infantry
Lehman, Jacob E32nd Infantry
Lehman, HenrySergeantH32nd Infantry
Served three years.
Lyons, Joseph 33d Infantry
Lyons, David A34th Infantry
Levy, William F38th Infantry
Lehman, Daniel F39th Infantry
Lyons, Jacob 40th Infantry
Killed in battle.
Lehman, Alexander F41st Infantry
Died of wounds.
Lehman, Abraham G41st Infantry
Lehman, Samuel F42nd Infantry
Levy, J. J. 43d Infantry
Served three years.
Liebman, Frederick I43d Infantry
Lehman, Joseph A46th Infantry
Served three years.
Levy, B. 46th Infantry
Wounded; served four years.
Lehman, Noah D48th Infantry
Lehman, Alexander K54th Infantry
Ludwig, Benjamin 58th Infantry
Levy, John A. A77th Infantry
Lehman, Isaac D81st Infantry
Served three years.
Lowenthal, Theodore I81st Infantry
Lowenthal, J. 81st Infantry
Lehman, Nathan C83d Infantry
Served three years.
Lehman, LewisSergeantD86th Infantry
Lehman, Samuel S. D86th Infantry
Lichtenstein, Joseph F87th Infantry
Lehman, Daniel A93d Infantry
Lehman, Julius H93d Infantry
Served three years.
Lehman, Henry M.CorporalH99th Infantry
Enlisted as private.
Lowenthal, Theodore E101st Infantry
Lehman, Henry F102nd Infantry
Served three years.
Lehman, Daniel F102nd Infantry
Served three years.
Lehman, Henry A107th Infantry
Leopold, GustavCorporalC107th Infantry
Killed at Chancellorsville.
Lehman, Noah I107th Infantry
Served three years.
Lehman, Herman C108th Infantry
Served three years.
Lowenstein, Daniel G108th Infantry
Ludwig, FrankCorporalE111th Infantry
Enlisted as private;
captured at Stone Mountain, Georgia.
Lehman, JacobSergeantD114th Infantry
Lehman, Samuel 114th Infantry
Died at Vicksburg.
Lehman, Judah H115th Infantry
Served three years.
Lehman, JacobSergeantA120th Infantry
Promoted from Corporal; captured.
Lehman, Salomon H131st Infantry
Lehman, David E.CorporalH134th Infantry
Levy, W. H. D137th Infantry
Levy, Samuel C139th Infantry
Linderman, J. C1st Artillery
Levi, Henry I. 2nd Cavalry
Machner, Emanuel E1st Infantry
Moses, William E1st Infantry
Meyers, Samuel B2nd Infantry
Morris, Aaron 2nd Infantry
Served three years.
Michels, Abraham F2nd Infantry
Messner, Levi 3d Infantry
Miller, Jonas Aaron E5th Infantry
Meyer, Bernard C6th Infantry
Mosler, Herman C6th Infantry
Marks, JacobCorporalB7th Infantry
Wounded at Cedar Mountain
and at Dallas, Georgia.
Marks, William 8th Infantry
Killed at Antietam.
Marienthal, Simon 8th Infantry
Maier, Louis C9th Infantry
Mangold, Ad.LieutenantK9th Infantry
Promoted from Sergeant.
Mandel, Charles 9th Infantry
Wounded in action.
Mayer, Henry 9th Infantry
Mayer, Joseph 10th Infantry
Served three years.
Meyer, Jacob 11th Infantry
Marks, Samuel F11th Infantry
Maurice, Isaac I11th Infantry
Mann, Frederick 14th Infantry
Moses, Samuel F16th Infantry
Served three years.
Mann, Joseph 18th Infantry
Maas, David 18th Infantry
Meier, Leopold A22nd Infantry
Died in the service.
Miller, Alexander H22nd Infantry
Miller, William H22nd Infantry
Myers, Abraham 24th Infantry
Meyer, Henry 24th Infantry
Meier, Frank 24th Infantry
Morris, Nathan C25th Infantry
Meyer, Adolph 25th Infantry
Wounded at Cross Keys.
Marx, Emil 25th Infantry
Meier, Henry 25th Infantry
Menken, JacobCaptainB27th Infantry
Mayer, Louis H.Commissary 27th Infantry
Sergeant
Afterwards Corporal of Company B,
27th Infantry; subsequently detached
for staff duty.
Mayer, AdolphSergeantB27th Infantry
Moak, J. H.LieutenantA28th Infantry
Enlisted as Private.
Marx, J. H. A28th Infantry
Meyer, Frank B28th Infantry
Meyer, Frank G28th Infantry
Meyer, Herman 28th Infantry
Wounded in action.
Meier, Leopold 28th Infantry
Meyer, Herman 28th Infantry
Mayer, Joseph 28th Infantry
May, DavidCorporal 32nd Infantry
Marks, Abraham E32nd Infantry
Killed in action.
Mann, Samuel 33d Infantry
Morris, Israel 34th Infantry
Meyers, Jacob 34th Infantry
Meyers, Noah D34th Infantry
Meyers, Samuel 34th Infantry
Meyer, Edward 34th Infantry
Meyer, JosephSergeant 35th Infantry
Enlisted as Private; served three years.
Meyers, Jacob T. B35th Infantry
Maier, Isidore 35th Infantry
Died in the service.
Mandelbaum, Solomon 35th Infantry
Mainz, Abraham 36th Infantry
Myers, David 36th Infantry
Moritz, CarlCaptain 37th Infantry
May, Jacob 37th Infantry
Died in the service.
Marcus, Frederick 37th Infantry
Wounded in action.
Moritz, Joseph 37th Infantry
Meier, Bernhart L37th Infantry
Mayer, Frederick 37th Infantry
Mann, David D39th Infantry
Wounded in action.
Moritz, JacobSergeantH46th Infantry
Entered as Private; served four years.
Mann, Aaron B. I46th Infantry
Myers, Solomon 47th Infantry
Meyer, JacobSergeant 49th Infantry
Enlisted as Private.
Marks, SamuelSergeantK51st Infantry
Meyers, Jacob B52nd Infantry
Meyer, Samuel 54th Infantry
Meyers, Joseph 54th Infantry
Mann, Samuel I54th Infantry
Meyers, Alexander I54th Infantry
Captured; died in rebel prison.
Meyer, JacobCorporal ——
Enlisted as Private; wounded in action.
Mendel, William 56th Infantry
Meyer, Henry 56th Infantry
Wounded.
Meyers, Jacob 57th Infantry
Died in the service.
Marks, Henry 57th Infantry
Meyer, Jacob E60th Infantry
Marks, Samuel A. E60th Infantry
Killed at Petersburg.
Marks, Isaac N. H60th Infantry
Marks, Samuel H60th Infantry
Meyer, Herman 61st Infantry
Meier, MarcusLieutenantI64th Infantry
Meyers, Joseph B65th Infantry
Marks, Jonas S. H66th Infantry
Marks, Isaac H66th Infantry
Maier, Isaac I66th Infantry
Mann, Abraham A68th Infantry
Mann, Aaron D70th Infantry
Mann, IsaacLieutenantC71st Infantry
Promoted from Sergeant.
Mann, JacobSergeantC71st Infantry
Promoted from Corporal;
served three years.
Maas, Henry 72nd Infantry
Died in the service.
May, Samuel B73d Infantry
Died in the service.
May, Joseph C73d Infantry
Mayer, Simon D73d Infantry
Killed at Gettysburg.
Mann, Isaac 75th Infantry
Served three years.
Myers, Israel A76th Infantry
Died in the service.
Meyers, Jacob E76th Infantry
Died in the service.
Myers, Frank 76th Infantry
Marx, Emil I78th Infantry
Mendel, William I78th Infantry
Served three years.
Mann, Jacob K83d Infantry
Maiers, Solomon A98th Infantry
Meyers, David 99th Infantry
Died in the service.
Mann, Samuel H102nd Infantry
Meyers, David 102nd Infantry
Meyers, Lewis H. 102nd Infantry
Mann, Samuel K104th Infantry
Served three years.
Maier, William B105th Infantry
Served three years.
Meyer, SeraphimColonel 107th Infantry
Captured at Chancellorsville.
Meier, Joseph H107th Infantry
Served three years.
Mann, JacobCorporalK107th Infantry
Died in the service.
Maier, Joseph 107th Infantry
Meyers, HenryCommissary 108th Infantry
Promoted from Sergeant; served three years.Sergeant
Meyers, Jacob, Jr.1st SergeantB108th Infantry
Enlisted as Private; served three years.
Meyer, Joseph B108th Infantry
Meier, Daniel D108th Infantry
Mosler, MaxLieutenantE108th Infantry
Meyer, Henry F108th Infantry
Menke, Henry G108th Infantry
Meyer, Joseph H108th Infantry
Mantel, Lewis I113th Infantry
Mann, David C116th Infantry
Captured at Winchester; died in the service.
May, SimonCorporalE118th Infantry
Enlisted as Private; served three years.
Mann, Jacob E118th Infantry
Served three years.
Mann, Samuel E118th Infantry
Killed at Kennesaw Mountain, Georgia.
Myers, David I120th Infantry
Died in the service.
May, Samuel B121st Infantry
Mann, Joseph H121st Infantry
Served three years.
Meyers, Henry I122nd Infantry
Meyers, Joseph D123d Infantry
Wounded at Opequan, Virginia;
served three years.
Meyers, Joseph P.CorporalI123d Infantry
Served three years.
Meyer, AnselmCorporalH125th Infantry
Moses, Henry S.Sergeant-Major 126th Infantry
Enlisted as Private; served three years.
Moses, David G126th Infantry
Died of wounds received at
Spottsylvania, Virginia.
Myers, David H. H126th Infantry
Captured at Monocacy, Maryland.
Marks, Albert B128th Infantry
Meyers, Jacob B128th Infantry
Myers, Jacob C. B128th Infantry
Marx, Loeb C128th Infantry
Mayer, Albert K128th Infantry
Moses, Frank A. E130th Infantry
Meyer, Joseph 130th Infantry
Mann, Charles E131st Infantry
Meyers, David A132nd Infantry
Died in the service.
Meyers, Jacob K132nd Infantry
Meyers, Samuel K132nd Infantry
Morgenthal, Henry B136th Infantry
Meyers, Michael D136th Infantry
Moses, George B137th Infantry
Meyer, Jacob A138th Infantry
Mann, Joseph B.SergeantC138th Infantry
Meyer, Henry C138th Infantry
Meyers, Isaac 169th Infantry
Meyers, Samuel 169th Infantry
Neuberger, Frederick 28th Infantry
Neuberger, Samuel 44th Infantry
Neustat, David 58th Infantry
Neuman, Charles 61st Infantry
Nieman, Daniel C83d Infantry
Served three years.
Nussbaum, Frank A88th Infantry
Newhouse, David K. K101st Infantry
Killed at Stone River.
Nussbaum, FrederickSergeantC107th Infantry
Promoted from Corporal; served three years.
Nathans, Henry K107th Infantry
Neuman, Henry F108th Infantry
Nussbaum, Henry A113th Infantry
Newbauer, Jacob B. E115th Infantry
Served three years.
Nauman, JacobCorporalG120th Infantry
Enlisted as Private; served three years.
Neuman, Jacob H123d Infantry
Neuberger, William M. F134th Infantry
Newman, JosephLieutenant 4th Cavalry
Ochs, FerdinandSergeant-Major 1st Infantry
Promoted from Private; served three years.
Ochs, George K13th Infantry
Oppenheimer, Benjamin 19th Infantry
Oppenheimer, J. C28th Infantry
Ochs, John 37th Infantry
Ochs, Julius 52nd Infantry
Orbanski, David B58th Infantry
Was awarded a Congressional
"Medal of Honor" for distinguished
bravery at Shiloh, Tennessee,
and at Vicksburg, Mississippi.
Ochs, Henry B82nd Infantry
Served three years.
Oppenheimer, Alexander K108th Infantry
Ochs, Theodore G123d Infantry
Killed at Petersburg.
Ochs, JuliusCaptain Independent
Company
Pollock, HenryCorporalA4th Infantry
Enlisted as Private; served three years.
Pollock, Joseph 7th Infantry
Perley, Victor 7th Infantry
Killed at Chancellorsville.
Passauer, Joseph 9th Infantry
Wounded at Chickamauga.
Paradise, Solomon G13th Infantry
Killed in battle.
Phillips, Israel I13th Infantry
Served three years.
Pollock, William 15th Infantry
Died in the service.
Pollock, DavidCorporalE48th Infantry
Peixotto, Moses L.CaptainG103d Infantry
Brother of Honorable
Benjamin Franklin Peixotto.
Pike, Henry C.LieutenantG2nd Cavalry
Rheinheimer, Jacob E1st Infantry
Wounded at Resaca.
Rice, Asher 4th Infantry
Rice, Simpson 6th Infantry
Rosenfeld, William C9th Infantry
Rosenberg, Abraham 10th Infantry
Died of wounds.
Rothschild, David A11th Infantry
Rosenau, G. 13th Infantry
Wounded at Chattanooga;
captured; died of wounds.
Rose, Henry B13th Infantry
Served three years.
Rosenberg, David A21st Infantry
Killed at Chickamauga.
Richmire, Solomon G23d Infantry
Rosenthal, SamuelLieutenant 28th Infantry
Promoted from Corporal.
Rosenberg, Gustav I28th Infantry
Rosenberg, Jacob G29th Infantry
Killed at Port Republic.
Rosenberg, W. C34th Infantry
Rosenbaum, HermanCaptain 37th Infantry
Promoted from Sergeant.
Rosenfeld, Gustav 38th Infantry
Served four years.
Rapp, Jacob 49th Infantry
Rosenberg, Gustav 57th Infantry
Rosenfeld, Alexander D58th Infantry
Died in the service.
Rosenbaum, William D58th Infantry
Rosenberg, Gustav 61st Infantry
Rubel, William 63d Infantry
Rice, Simon P. K66th Infantry
Died in the service.
Rice, Isaac L. C67th Infantry
Killed at Winchester.
Rosenberg, Henry I69th Infantry
Rau, Louis 72nd Infantry
Served three years.
Rosenberg, David G76th Infantry
Rose, GershomCorporalB78th Infantry
Enlisted as private; served three years.
Rose, Reuben
Rosenbaum, Samuel K82nd Infantry
Rosenbaum, Isaac D89th Infantry
Served three years.
Rosenbaum, Jacob D89th Infantry
Reichman, Benjamin 8th Infantry
Served three years.
Rose, Jacob G102nd Infantry
Captured; died in the service.
Rose, Daniel 104th Infantry
Served three years.
Rosenbaum, G. W. 104th Infantry
Served three years.
Rubel, Isaac F106th Infantry
Served three years.
Rosenberg, Joseph H106th Infantry
Served three years.
Rosenfeld, SiegmundCorporalE107th Infantry
Captured at Gettysburg.
Rose, D. 113th Infantry
Killed at Chickamauga.
Rice, Esau F113th Infantry
Served three years.
Rosendale, Charles G113th Infantry
Died in the service.
Rose, Ezekiel F114th Infantry
Rose, Daniel B116th Infantry
Captured at Winchester; served three years.
Rich, Solomon H116th Infantry
Died of wounds at Piedmont, Virginia.
Rice, LeviSergeantB118th Infantry
Enlisted as private;
killed at Nashville, Tennessee.
Rose, Levi B. H118th Infantry
Served three years.
Rose, Jesse H118th Infantry
Served three years.
Ruhrman, Abraham K120th Infantry
Rosenbaum, Oswald H.SergeantG123d Infantry
Promoted from Corporal;
captured at Winchester.
Scherck, Solomon D1st Infantry
Schane, Abraham M. G1st Infantry
Summas, Jacob G2nd Infantry
Schwab, Charles 3d Infantry
Solomon, J. S. 5th Infantry
Sommer, Levi F6th Infantry
Stern, Charles H. A7th Infantry
Killed at Winchester.
Stein, David G. 7th Infantry
Strauss, J. 7th Infantry
Killed at Cedar Mountain.
Simon, Lewis F8th Infantry
Stern, William F9th Infantry
Strauss, Ernst F9th Infantry
Served three years.
Sommer, Jacob 9th Infantry
Served three years.
Sommer, Julius 10th Infantry
Served three years.
Susman, MauriceLieutenant 13th Infantry
Enlisted as private; three years service.
Schelt, MosesSergeantB13th Infantry
Straus, LehmanCorporalC14th Infantry
Served three years.
Sampson, SamuelCorporal 15th Infantry
Siegmund, Ephraim D17th Infantry
Schloss, Jacob G17th Infantry
Sachs, Jacob C28th Infantry
Silberman, Charles G28th Infantry
Schwartz, Louis Henry 28th Infantry
Sampson, JosephCorporal 31st Infantry
Schwab, Jacob 33d Infantry
Solomon, R. K33d Infantry
Died in the service.
Sachs, John 34th Infantry
Schwarz, Isaac 34th Infantry
Samuels, Nathan C35th Infantry
Wounded at Chickamauga.
Siedenberg, Henry B37th Infantry
Killed in action.
Schwarz, Adolph D37th Infantry
Wounded; served four years.
Schwab, Adolph 37th Infantry
Served four years.
Simon, AugustSergeantF39th Infantry
Sanger, GeorgeCorporal 41st Infantry
Enlisted as Private; served three years.
Sampson, Samuel 41st Infantry
Served four years.
Schwarz, David H46th Infantry
Stern, SolomonSergeantK46th Infantry
Enlisted as Private.
Sternberg, Henry 47th Infantry
Solomon, J. E. 48th Infantry
Strauss, Edward G51st Infantry
Saltsman, Benjamin 52nd Infantry
Served three years.
Saltsman, Joshua 52nd Infantry
Served three years.
Sampson, David W. 53d Infantry
Strauss, William B57th Infantry
Salomon, Joseph H57th Infantry
Seelig, SamuelSergeant 58th Infantry
Enlisted as Private; wounded.
Straus, Frederic 58th Infantry
Killed in action.
Stein, Jacob 58th Infantry
Samlung, Edward B58th Infantry
Died of wounds received at Shiloh.
Schlesinger, David B. 58th Infantry
Served four years.
Straus, David B63d Infantry
Straus, Aaron K63d Infantry
Solomon, Abraham H64th Infantry
Killed in action.
Straus, Frederick 66th Infantry
Captured.
Stern, Isaac K72nd Infantry
Simon, Joseph 81st Infantry
Stern, Jacob G. G82nd Infantry
Wounded at Bull Run.
Schwarz, Abraham 82nd Infantry
Wounded at Chancellorsville.
Schwarz, Joseph 82nd Infantry
Wounded at Dallas, Georgia.
Stein, Lewis 84th Infantry
Stein, L. 85th Infantry
Strauss, Abraham D86th Infantry
Stern, John K86th Infantry
Stein, Louis A88th Infantry
Sternberg, Jacob H88th Infantry
Sampson, Samuel 92nd Infantry
Served three years.
Strauss, George I93d Infantry
Killed at Chickamauga.
Schwab, Solomon A94th Infantry
Scharff, Nathan B94th Infantry
Captured near Lexington, Kentucky.
Solomon, Joseph K95th Infantry
Died in the service.
Stiner, Abraham 96th Infantry
Wounded in Louisiana.
Stein, Reuben D. K100th Infantry
Captured at Limestone
Station, Tennessee.
Solomon, IsaiahCorporal 101st Infantry
Enlisted as Private; served three years.
Sampson, Franklin D103d Infantry
Schreier, Frank G103d Infantry
Stein, Jacob A105th Infantry
Stein, HenryLieutenantB105th Infantry
Promoted from Private.
Sachs, William K106th Infantry
Strauss, Jacob A107th Infantry
Schwab, Samuel I107th Infantry
Wounded at Gettysburg.
Schiff, Simon 108th Infantry
Steinberg, A.Corporal 108th Infantry
Enlisted as Private;
died at Chattanooga.
Simon, Albert 108th Infantry
Died at Rossville, Georgia.
Simpson, Samuel G110th Infantry
Schwarz, JosephCorporal 111th Infantry
Wounded at Resaca; served three years.
Strauss, Philip E111th Infantry
Schwarz, Abraham B113th Infantry
Strauss, NathanCaptainI113th Infantry
Strauss, AbrahamSergeantI113th Infantry
Served three years.
Schwarz, Levi D115th Infantry
Served three years.
Sachs, Jacob C. I115th Infantry
Sulzberger, LewisCorporalC116th Infantry
Enlisted as Private; served three years.
Stein, Joseph C118th Infantry
Served three years.
Spiegel, Marcus M.Colonel 120th Infantry
Enlisted in the 67th Ohio Infantry; was soon promoted to 2nd Lieutenant, Captain, Lieutenant-Colonel, and for bravery manifested on the battle-field, was appointed Colonel of the 120th Ohio Infantry. This brave officer was wounded at Vicksburg, Mississippi, and notwithstanding entreaties, rejoined his regiment, but to fall at Snaggy Point, on the Red River, Louisiana. But for his untimely death, Colonel Spiegel would have been promoted to Brigadier-General, for which position he had been recommended by his superior officers. Colonel Spiegel was the son of a well-known Rabbi, of Oppenheim-on-the-Rhine, and a relation of the Greenbaum family, of Chicago.
Steiner, Joseph A121st Infantry
Served three years.
Strauss, John G121st Infantry
Steinberg, Morris D124th Infantry
Served three years.
Strauss, Joseph J.CorporalE126th Infantry
Enlisted as private; served three years.
Solomon, Charles D128th Infantry
Served three years.
Schwab, Jacob B129th Infantry
Sternberger, Mark F129th Infantry
Strauss, David F130th Infantry
Strauss, John F130th Infantry
Sommer, Charles F130th Infantry
Solomon, Edward B. A131st Infantry
Steiner, Harry G131st Infantry
Steiner, Henry G131st Infantry
Strasburg, J. 133d Infantry
Sternberg, Nathan D138th Infantry
Simon, Isaac E138th Infantry
Strauss, David W. E140th Infantry
Tannhauser, A. B6th Infantry
Served three years.
Tannhauser, Moses B6th Infantry
Tachan, Henry G.Lieutenant K6th Infantry
Tyroler, Sigo 7th Infantry
Trownstein, PhilipCaptainB5th Cavalry
Ullman, Joseph G16th Infantry
Ullman, Isaac A23d Infantry
Ullman, Frank K28th Infantry
Ullman, August 43d Infantry
Ulman, IsaacCaptainA80th Infantry
Promoted from Lieutenant.
Ulman, Frederick 80th Infantry
Died of wounds received at Vicksburg.
Vogel, Israel D32nd Infantry
Vogel, Frank 39th Infantry
Vogel, Elisha C41st Infantry
Vogel, Noah 57th Infantry
Witkowsky, H. 1st Infantry
Served three years.
Wise, Jacob 3d Infantry
Wise, Samuel G4th Infantry
Wolf, Albert 5th Infantry
Wendelstein, Moritz 5th Infantry
Died in the service.
Wolf, Julius 7th Infantry
Wiesner, Louis G10th Infantry
Wolf, Samuel 17th Infantry
Wolf, David 18th Infantry
Weis, Jacob 19th Infantry
Wolf, David F21st Infantry
Wolf, David F21st Infantry
Wolf, Samuel G21st Infantry
Wolf, Max 24th Infantry
Died in service.
Wise, Samuel G25th Infantry
Wolf, Adolph G28th Infantry
Wounded in action.
Wolf, Adolph A. 30th Infantry
Killed at Antietam.
Wise, Joseph 31st Infantry
Watkowsky, Kan K35th Infantry
Wise, Samuel 36th Infantry
Weiler, Jacob C37th Infantry
Weinberg, Lewis D37th Infantry
Wounded in action.
Wolf, AdolphSergeantK37th Infantry
Enlisted as private.
Wise, Levi K39th Infantry
Wolf, Aaron 39th Infantry
Wise, Benjamin L. I40th Infantry
Served three years.
Waterman, Henry 46th Infantry
Weil, Jacob 47th Infantry
Wolf, JacobLieutenantF49th Infantry
Promoted from Sergeant;
killed at Chattanooga.
Wolf, Isaac A50th Infantry
Wolf, David 51st Infantry
Died in the service.
Wise, Joseph M. B53d Infantry
Captured; died in hospital.
Wolf, Isaac H54th Infantry
Wise, Jacob 55th Infantry
Died in the service.
Wolf, Israel 57th Infantry
Died in the service.
Weiss, Lewis E57th Infantry
Wolf, Levi H57th Infantry
Died in the service.
Waterman, Henry H60th Infantry
Wolf, Jacob I67th Infantry
Died in the service.
Wolf, Levi M. C68th Infantry
Wise, Abraham A71st Infantry
Wien, Alexander 71st Infantry
Died in the service.
Wolf, Marcus 72d Infantry
Captured.
Weis, Louis B73d Infantry
Served four years.
Wolf, Jacob I80th Infantry
Wise, Daniel W. 82nd Infantry
Wise, Henry K82nd Infantry
Wertheimer, Andrew B83d Infantry
Served three years.
Wise, Samuel K87th Infantry
Weinstein, Charles W. E88th Infantry
Wolf, Jacob I94th Infantry
Died of wounds at the siege of Atlanta.
Wise, Levi I101st Infantry
Served three years.
Wolf, Emanuel 101st Infantry
Wise, EmanuelCorporalA104th Infantry
Enlisted as Private; served three years.
Wolf, M. I104th Infantry
Wise, Jacob D107th Infantry
Captured at Chancellorsville.
Weinman, LeopoldSergeantF107th Infantry
Enlisted as Private;
wounded at Gettysburg.
Weis, Joseph H107th Infantry
Wounded at Gettysburg.
Wolf, JacobSergeantK107th Infantry
Promoted from Corporal;
captured at Chancellorsville.
Wise, LeviCorporalE115th Infantry
Enlisted as Private; served three years.
Wolf, Jacob G121st Infantry
Wentz, JacobSergeantG123d Infantry
Enlisted as Private;
captured at Winchester.
died in Rebel prison.
Wolf, JacobSergeantK123d Infantry
Enlisted as Private;
captured at Winchester.
Wormser, Nathan A128th Infantry
Served three years.
Wolf, Levi H128th infantry
Wise, Joseph A.LieutenantE131st Infantry
Weiss, Samuel K135th Infantry
De Wolf, Israel A135th Infantry
De Wolf, SimonLieutenantB136th Infantry
Wiener, Michael 150th Infantry
Wolf, Solomon B.Surgeon 165th Infantry
Served through the war.
Wolf, Leopold C1st Cavalry
PENNSYLVANIA.
Name.Rank.Company.Regiment.
Arnold, AmosSergeantA14th Infantry
Arnold, Benjamin B17th Infantry
Apple, JacobCorporalG22nd Infantry
Ash, Solomon C25th Infantry
Arnold, Max A27th Infantry
Adelsheimer, JacquesCaptainB27th Infantry
Enlisted as Private;
promoted step by step to Captaincy;
wounded at Chancellorsville;
mentioned in special orders for gallantry.
Adler, Noah B27th Infantry
Captured at Gettysburg; sent to Belle Island.
Adler, Jacob N. B27th Infantry
Alexander, JastrowLieutenant H27th Infantry
Enlisted as Private; promoted to Regimental Adjutant subsequently Adjutant on staff of General von Steinwehr; mentioned in special orders for gallant conduct at Chancellorsville.
Appel, Francis H27th Infantry
Appel, Henry H27th Infantry
Adelsheimer, S. 27th Infantry
Alexander, J. 27th Infantry
Arnold, Aaron 40th Infantry
Abrahams, Abraham G48th Infantry
Apple, Samuel A.SergeantB51st Infantry
Served four years.
Allabach, C. H. E54th Infantry
Subsequently in the United States Army
as Assistant Surgeon.
Arnold, George 63d Infantry
Aarons, Solomon B69th Infantry
Served through the war.
Asher, Asher I69th Infantry
Killed on picket duty near Richmond.
Asher, Morris B71st Infantry
Wounded at Gettysburg; Served three years.
Apple, David A.CaptainB83d Infantry
Promoted from Sergeant, Lieutenant
and Captain in Veteran Reserve Corps.
Died of wounds.
Abraham, Isaac M.Major 85th Infantry
Promoted from Captain;
wounded near Deep Bottom, Virginia.
Appel, Charles A.{ Lieutenant A92nd Infantry
{ Captain F
Aarons, Joseph B109th Infantry
Enlisted as a drummer boy while quite young; captured while delivering a dispatch in second Battle of Bull Run; after release appointed "orderly" on staff of General Geary, 2nd Division, 12th Army Corps; served until close of war.
Arnold, Jacob E.CorporalE114th Infantry
Served three years.
Abel, Jacob W. 115th Infantry
Also in Veteran Reserve Corps;
served as army-hospital steward.
Arnold, Henry F133d Infantry
Wounded at Fredericksburg.
Arnold, Eli I137th Infantry
Arnold, Simon G140th Infantry
Killed at Gettysburg.
Arnold, LeviSergeantF143d Infantry
Also Veteran Reserve Corps;
served three years.
Arnold, Simon J.Sergeant-Major 151st Infantry
Promoted from Sergeant of Company K;
Wounded at Gettysburg.
Arnold, Simon I151st Infantry
Wounded at Gettysburg.
Arnold, Moses P.SergeantA172nd Infantry
Anstein, Jacob D194th Infantry
Apple, BenjaminCorporalI209th Infantry
Alexander, SamuelAssistant- 1st Cavalry
Killed at Dranesville, Virginia.Surgeon
Allen, Michael MitchellChaplain 5th Cavalry
Aub, JacobQuartermaster 5th Cavalry
Armhold, Max A5th Cavalry
Captured.
Appel, Henry B5th Cavalry
Altman, Solomon K14th Cavalry
Arnold, HenryCorporalBattery I5th Artillery
Asch, Charles J. Independent
Battery
Barnet, Moses A1st Infantry
Birnbaum, Charles I22nd Infantry
Blumenthal, Simon A27th Infantry
Bach, Louis D27th Infantry
Biggard, Isaac K27th Infantry
Belsinger, Lazarus D28th Infantry
Served three years.
Bear, Abraham E. B30th Infantry
Bernard, Aaron A. H30th Infantry
Brandon, Isaac M.CorporalK30th Infantry
Benjamin, Oscar H.SergeantB41st Infantry
Bloom, Nathaniel F.CorporalF45th Infantry
Wounded at Petersburg.
Bachenheimer, JacobSergeant 51st Infantry
Wounded at Cold Harbor.
Barnett, Philip A.CorporalB51st Infantry
Bahney, MosesCorporalB54th Infantry
Berkowitz, LeonCorporalH59th Infantry
Barnett, Nathaniel P.Assistant 72nd Infantry
Surgeon
Bair, Joseph A79th Infantry
Wounded at Chickamauga;
Served four years.
Bamberger, HenryCorporalE79th Infantry
Died of disease contracted in the service.
Barnett, David A.CorporalB99th Infantry
Died of wounds received
at Kelly's Ford, Virginia.
Bloom, Samuel S.LieutenantH111th Infantry
Bear, Elias C122nd Infantry
Baer, Benjamin F.CaptainF122nd Infantry
Served three years.
Benedict, JacobCorporalH122nd Infantry
Baer, MichaelMajor{ F123d Infantry
Promoted from Lieutenant. {204th Infantry
Benedict, JosephSergeantK126th Infantry
Severely wounded.
Bear, Henry H133d Infantry
Blum, Aaron B153d Infantry
Bush, Asher B153d Infantry
Bear, JosephSergeantI153d Infantry
Wounded at Gettysburg.
Bloom, David S. I137th Infantry
Bair, IsraelSergeantF195th Infantry
Bachman, JosephSergeantH195th Infantry
Baum, SamuelCorporalG200th Infantry
Wounded at Fort Steadman, Virginia.
Bachman, H. C2nd Cavalry
Bloom, David H. A5th Cavalry
Birnbaum, Henry F.HospitalH5th Cavalry
Promoted from Private;Sergeant
served about four years.
Berg, HenryCorporalD11th Cavalry
Enlisted as Private;
wounded near Richmond;
served three years.
Blum, JuliusCorporalAIndependent
Enlisted as Private; served three years. Battery
Cohen, JacobAssistant 26th Infantry
da Silva SolisSurgeon
Subsequently in United States Navy,
in Commodore Du Pont's expedition
to Port Royal.
Cahn, Louis 27th Infantry
Cromelien, WashingtonSergeant-Major 27th Infantry
Discharged to accept Commission
as Lieutenant 65th Infantry
Cohn, Ignatz{ LieutenantC27th Infantry
{ CaptainB
Calker, Isaac 33d Infantry
Died from effects of wounds.
Casner, Abraham I38th Infantry
Cohen, J.Sergeant 62nd Infantry
Cohen, Lewis F122nd Infantry
Cantner, Jacob C126th Infantry
Constine, Lewis C143d Infantry
Killed at White Oak Church.
Cohen, A. J.CaptainA5th Cavalry
Seriously wounded.
Cromelien, Alfred1st LieutenantC5th Cavalry
Promoted from 2nd Lieutenant;
elected to Loyal Legion
U. S. Commandery of Pennsylvania;
acting Recorder of Commandery;
titled Major.
Cromelien, JamesLieutenantG5th Cavalry
Also Quartermaster.
Cohen, Leon SolisCorporal Keystone Battery
Wounded in action.
Coons, JacobCaptain Wyoming Jägers
Dinbacher, S. B6th Infantry
Durlacher, S. H6th Infantry
De Young, Washington R.LieutenantI17th Infantry
Brevetted Captain for bravery.
David, Louis N. E18th Infantry
Doon, TheodoreSergeant 23d Infantry
Dusch, Abraham C27th Infantry
Also Veteran Reserve Corps.
Davidson, JosephSergeant 28th Infantry
Enlisted as Private;
killed at Chancellorsville.
Davidson, Isaac H122nd Infantry
Died at Falmouth, Virginia, in 1862.
Davis, Evan D125th Infantry
Promoted from Sergeant;
died of wounds received at Chancellorsville.
Davidson, Joseph A. I134th Infantry
Killed at Fredericksburg.
Davidson, Elias B. G136th Infantry
Dasher, Samuel D192nd Infantry
Dinkelberger, J. R. E1st Cavalry
De Haan, Aaron A2nd Artillery
De Haan, HenrySergeantM3d Artillery
Transferred to United States Veterans,
2nd Regiment.
Ellenger, Jacob I26th Infantry
Served three years.
Ellenger, William I26th Infantry
Einstein, MaxColonel 27th Infantry
Born at Buchau, Wurtemberg, Germany, October 10, 1822; 1st Lieutenant of Washington Guards, 1852; Captain of Philadelphia (Flying) Artillery Company, 1853; Aide-de-Camp (with rank of Lieutenant-Colonel) to Governor James Pollock, of Pennsylvania, and Paymaster-General of Pennsylvania (with rank of Brigadier-General) 1856; Brigadier-General 2nd Brigade, Pennsylvania Militia, 1860; Colonel of 27th Regiment of Volunteers (Pennsylvania) 1861. This Regiment, under Colonel Einstein's command, succeed in covering the retreat of the Union Army in the first battle of Bull Run, and won credit by its conduct. Colonel Einstein was subsequently appointed by President Lincoln, United States Consul at Nüremburg Germany, and since then served as United States Internal Revenue Agent in Philadelphia, where he still resides.
Ellinger, Emanuel C27th Infantry
Eppstein, Daniel1st Lieutenant D 27th Infantry
Promoted from 2nd Lieutenant.
Eisenman, Jacob H27th Infantry
Emanuel, Lyon LevyMajor 82nd Infantry
Promoted from Lieutenant and Captain;
distinguished for bravery; served three years.
Emanuel, Louis ManlyBrigade 82nd Infantry
Promoted from Surgeon;Surgeon
rendered valuable services;
served three years.
Etting, Charles EdwardCaptainD121st Infantry
Promoted from 2nd Lieutenant; Regimental Adjutant on Brigade Staff; assigned to 1st Brigade, 3d Division, 1st Army Corps; served three years.
Eckermann, Jacob B. E139th Infantry
Wounded at Salem Heights
and at the Wilderness.
Eisenberg, Daniel { I5th Cavalry
Transferred to { B
Frauenthal, AbrahamCorporal{ C8th Infantry
{ D9th Cavalry
At expiration of service,
Lieutenant, Company I, 83d Infantry.
Served nearly four years.
Floersheim, HenryLieutenant A27th Infantry
Frankel, Mayer A27th Infantry
Honorably mentioned by Secretary of War.
Fuchs, Jacob B27th Infantry
Transferred to 109th Regiment.
Frank, Charles I27th Infantry
Friedheim, Adolph E98th Infantry
Fellenbaum, David K122nd Infantry
Frankenfield, E. B153d Infantry
Frankenfield, George B153d Infantry
Fromm, NathanCorporalA167th Infantry
Frank, JacobCorporalC197th Infantry
Friedman, MaxColonel 5th Cavalry
Born in Mühlhausen, Bavaria, Germany, March 21, 1825. He was Major of a regiment of Pennsylvania Militia before the Civil War; Colonel of 65th Regiment (5th Pennsylvania Cavalry) 1861; severely wounded in battle of Vienna, Virginia, in February, 1862. After his resignation, Colonel Friedman was commissioned to organize other Cavalry Regiments in Pennsylvania. He was Special Inspector of the Revenue Department (1867-1868); he started the Union Square National Bank, of New York City, in 1869, and became its cashier. He is President of the Veteran Corps of "Cameron Dragoons" (by which title the 65th Regiment has been known). Colonel Friedman resides in New York City.
Frank, Jacob I5th Cavalry
Fishblatt, LewisLieutenantE8th Cavalry
Frankel, Rev. JacobChaplain United States
Hospital
Gross, J. L. E1st Infantry
Goodman, Aaron A14th Infantry
Goldsmith, James F26th Infantry
Served three years;
captured at Gettysburg.
Goldberg, SampsonSergeantA27th Infantry
Gross, Leopold A27th Infantry
Died of wounds received
at Cross Keys, Virginia.
Goodman, Benjamin B.LieutenantB27th Infantry
Promoted from Sergeant.
Genter, Nathan B27th Infantry
Wounded in action.
Gassenheimer, Gus 27th Infantry
Glaser, Adolph 27th Infantry
Transferred to 15th Heavy Artillery,
New York.
Goodman, David J. A33d Infantry
Served three years.
Grossman, Lewis C40th Infantry
Served three years; lost an arm and leg
at Spottsylvania; died from wounds;
buried in National Cemetery, Arlington.
Gross, Abram F41st Infantry
Transferred to 190th Infantry;
served over three years.
Gross, Isaac H50th Infantry
Goldstein, Louis B61st Infantry
Gremitz, ——Captain 62nd Infantry
Goldsmith, JosephCaptainA74th Infantry
Promoted from the ranks.
Goodman, DavidSergeantB78th Infantry
Served four years.
Goodman, IsaacSergeant 91st Infantry
Promoted from Private;
wounded at Petersburg;
served four years.
Goldberg, ——CorporalA91st Infantry
Gassenmaier, Joseph D98th Infantry
Goldenberg, C. D. F110th Infantry
Goldenberg, Henry F110th Infantry
Gallinger, Joseph B123d Infantry
Enlisted at eighteen years of age.
Gisner, GeorgeCorporal 142nd Infantry
Goldbacher, IsaacSergeant 150th Infantry
Gross, Aaron C153d Infantry
Captured at Gettysburg.
Goldstrom, LeopoldQuartermaster- E5th Cavalry
Entered as Private; served four years.Sergeant
Gerschel, Adolph I6th Cavalry
Served three years, until expiration of term.
Goldschmidt, AntonLieutenantA12th Cavalry
Promoted from Sergeant;
served three years and
until the close of the war.
Goldsmith, JamesSergeantH18th Cavalry
Promoted from Corporal; served three years.
Hays, David C2nd Infantry
Hirsh, JacobLieutenantG18th Infantry
Hirsh, MorrisCorporalG18th Infantry
Hirsch, IsidorLieutenantA22nd Infantry
Heller, HenrySurgeon 27th Infantry
Heller, MaximilianSurgeon 27th Infantry
Heyman, Herman A27th Infantry
Harris, B. B27th Infantry
Heimburg, JuliusQuartermasterB27th Infantry
Promoted from Lieutenant.
Herrman, FrankLieutenantC27th Infantry
Promoted from Corporal.
Heller, David C27th Infantry
Houseman, Jacob E27th Infantry
Herman, Philip H27th Infantry
Hochstetter, A. 27th Infantry
Hirsch, A. 27th Infantry
Hertzog, Joel J.Corporal{ M28th Infantry
Served three years. { D147th Infantry
Hertzog, Joseph E29th Infantry
Henry, B. D32nd Infantry
Hess, Jacob H36th Infantry
Captured.
Hess, Michael H36th Infantry
Died of wounds received at Fredericksburg.
Hassler, AugustusSergeant{ F41st Infantry
{190th Infantry
Herman, Jacob G57th Infantry
Hightull, IsraelSergeant 61st Infantry
Hoffman, S. 67th Infantry
Harris, BenjaminSergeantG72nd Infantry
Enlisted as private.
Hamberg, AnselLieutenant{ A91st Infantry
Major{44th Infantry
Colonel{12th Infantry
He has been Junior and Senior Vice-Commander
of George G. Meade Post, No. 1.
Grand Army of the Republic.
Hart, Abraham I73d Infantry
Captain and Brigade Adjutant-General.
Captain Abraham Hart, at present commander of Kit Carson Post, Grand Army of the Republic, one of the large Posts of the District of Columbia, was born in Hesse-Darmstadt, Germany, in 1832. At the age of eighteen years he came to the United States and was employed in a large house in Philadelphia, where he was residing at the outbreak of the Rebellion in 1861.
He volunteered as a soldier in the 73d Regiment of Pennsylvania Infantry, commanded by Colonel John A. Koltes; he aided Colonel Koltes in enlisting other volunteers, and as early as August, 1861, was on his way with the regiment to help in the defences of Washington on the Virginia side. While there, Lieutenant Hart—for he had been promoted to a lieutenancy—was frequently sent out on reconnoitring expeditions, and in one of these he had a sharp brush with a body of Confederate cavalry which was also out reconnoitring. Subsequently, Lieutenant Hart was promoted to a captaincy, and when Colonel Koltes was elevated to the command of a brigade in General Blenker's Division of the Army of the Potomac, Captain Hart was detailed as Adjutant-General of the Brigade. In this capacity he participated in the battle of Cross Keys, in numerous skirmishes, and in the second battle of Bull Run.
At the battle of Cross Keys, the commanding General desired information as to the position and movements of the opposing force under "Stonewall" Jackson, and Captain Hart undertook to obtain it for him. In pursuance of this undertaking, and in company with a squad of picked men, he successfully made the circuit of the rebel camp, obtained the desired information, and reported it to the General.
At Sulphur Springs he was entrusted by General Sigel with the command of a force to destroy a bridge over the Rappahannock which was defended by rebel artillery, and he succeeded in destroying it. At another time he had the good fortune to rescue several hundred Union soldiers who had been captured by the Confederates.
But perhaps Captain Hart's most important service was done at the second battle of Bull Run. General von Steinwehr's (Blenker's) Division was in advance, and engaged in the first day's battle, as well as in the second and third. In the afternoon of the third day (August 30) of the fight, Koltes' Brigade was ordered to silence a rebel battery which was doing us great damage. The Brigade was several times driven back, but each time rallied, and finally captured and spiked the guns. It was here that the Brigade Commander, Colonel Koltes, was killed, and here that the Brigade suffered the heaviest loss.
Fuchs, EugeneSergeantD3d Cavalry
Herrman, JacobSergeantC98th Infantry
Enlisted as private; wounded at Cedar Creek;
served four years.
Hirsch, M. L. 101st Infantry
Hirsch, AugustCorporal A102nd Infantry
Wounded at the Wilderness; three years service.
Herman, EmanuelCaptainD103d Infantry
Hoffman, Leopold C113th Infantry
Regimental Quartermaster Sergeant;
promoted from private.
Hyneman, Jacob Ezekiel G119th Infantry
Wounded at Fredericksburg; also at Brandy Station and Mine Run; transferred to United States Signal Corps; served three years (1862-1865); has served since during riots in Pennsylvania; has held several military ranks.
Hoffman, AbrahamCorporal E 186th Infantry
Hyneman, Elias Leon SergeantC5th Cavalry
A reference to this brave soldier and the sacrifice which cost him his life is contained in our "Introduction," page 5, so that little is left to record. Hyneman voluntarily enlisted in the 5th Cavalry, after the first Battle of Bull Run. He was promoted from Corporal to Sergeant, and was always eager for active service, distinguishing himself in several battles, and being one of twelve skirmishers who advanced on the enemy in the Battle of Gettysburg. He fought dismounted in the Battle of the Wilderness. His term expired in 1864, but so anxious was he to serve his country that he re-enlisted, only to meet so untimely a fate as recorded. He died on January 7, 1865, at Andersonville, of starvation and sickness, and his body was brought for interment to Philadelphia five months later.
As to Hyneman's course as a soldier, no stronger testimony than that contained in the following official paper is required:
"I hereby certify on honor that I was well and personally acquainted with Elias Leon Hyneman, who was a Sergeant of Company C, 5th Regiment, Pennsylvania Cavalry, Volunteers, that the said Elias L. Hyneman was a thorough and efficient soldier, and a person of excellent habits, and known and respected as such by all in the regiment. That he was ever foremost in the line of duty and at the post of danger, and vigilant and patient in the prosecution of his patriotic services. That by his zeal and enthusiasm to be foremost among the defenders of his flag he was unhappily captured by a merciless foe, and consigned to an ignominious and beastly prison house, there to suffer for many months and at last to yield up his noble spirit in death. Even his last life scenes were worthy of a soldier and full of true manfulness. That I, being a prisoner of war at the same time with said Elias L. Hyneman, heard of his many sufferings with deepest regret. I sympathize sincerely with his afflicted relatives and all who mourn his loss. He fought and fell in the glorious cause of freedom and justice omnipotent.
"Given at Camp, Fifth Pennsylvania Cavalry, near Richmond, Va., this 1st day of May, 1865.
J. Frank Cameron, "Capt. Com'd'g Company C, Fifth Penn. Cavalry."
"Approval: Colonel Commanding Regiment."
Harris, Abraham B.Lieutenant F5th Cavalry
Hoffman, David B. G5th Cavalry
Hassler, JacobSergeantD9th Cavalry
Served about four years.
Herzog, JacobCaptainE12th Cavalry
Hamburger, HermanLieutenantL18th Cavalry
Assistant Adjutant-General, 1st Brigade, 3d Cavalry Corps, Army of the Potomac; has been Judge in Carbon County, Pennsylvania, etc., etc.
Israel, Daniel F10th Infantry
Isaacs, Henry I18th Infantry
Israel, Jacob B27th Infantry
Isaacs, Henry { M72nd Infantry
{ C
Josephs, Gustav C3d Infantry
And one year in Hancock's Veteran Corps;
served three years.
Jacobs, Henry B4th Infantry
Jacobs, JacobCorporalK11th Infantry
Jacoby, HenryCorporalI18th Infantry
Josephs, Aaron F19th Infantry
Jacques, HenryLieutenantG26th Infantry
Wounded in second Battle of Bull Run,
and other battles.
Jacobson, Augustus A27th Infantry
Transferred to United States Navy.
Jacoby, Herman A27th Infantry
Wounded at Missionary Ridge;
served throughout the war.
Jacob, John B27th Infantry
Josephs, Abraham F27th Infantry
And one year in Hancock's Veteran Corps;
served three years.
Jacoby, HugoSergeant{ A27th Infantry
Promoted from Corporal; {
transferred to {109th Infantry
Jacoby, H. H27th Infantry
Jacobs, Henry F28th Infantry
Served three years.
Jacobs, Samuel H29th Infantry
Served four years.
Jacobs, Israel D30th Infantry
Served three years.
Jacobs, Abraham B. { A34th Infantry
Subsequently { 6th U. S. Cavalry
Jacoby, MosesCorporalE47th Infantry
Enlisted as Private.
Jacobs, HenryLieutenantF51st Infantry
Promoted from Sergeant; served four years.
Jacobs, Simon D99th Infantry
Served three years.
Jacobs, Henry H.SergeantF165th Infantry
Jacobs, AlexanderCorporalF165th Infantry
Jacoby, JosephSergeantI167th Infantry
Jacobs, TheodoreAssistant 187th Infantry
Surgeon
Jacoby, Simon P. E3d Artillery
Jacobs, S. H. 1st Troop,
Philadelphia City
Cavalry
Koenigsberg, MaxLieutenantA12th Infantry
Wounded at Gaines' Mills;
captured and sent to Libby Prison.
Kauffmann, Isaac B.LieutenantC16th Infantry
Kirschheimer, JosephSergeant 27th Infantry
Kuhn, Magnus A27th Infantry
Kuhn, Marcus A27th Infantry
Kohn, IgnazCaptainB27th Infantry
Enlisted as Private.
Kuhn, Abraham B27th Infantry
Kahn, Louis C27th Infantry
Katz, Jacob F. C35th Infantry
Served three years.
Kauffman, Samuel A46th Infantry
Kauffman, Levi H.CorporalH52nd Infantry
Kline, Joseph I61st Infantry
Killed at Fair Oaks, Virginia.
Karpel, Jacob C63d Infantry
Died of wounds received at Bull Run.
Kohen, Frank P.LieutenantI67th Infantry
Kauffman, Benjamin L.Corporal{ D90th Infantry
{H11th Infantry
Koshland, Nicholas N. A91st Infantry
Kayser, MorrisCaptainB91st Infantry
Promoted from Lieutenant;
served about three years.
Katz, Emanuel 98th Infantry
Kauffman, JacobCorporalA101st Infantry
Kline, Nathan K119th Infantry
Served three years.
Kauffman, Solomon B.CorporalF126th Infantry
Kramer, Solomon H.SergeantG128th Infantry
Kauffman, Jonas H.Assistant 151st Infantry
Surgeon
Kauffman, Joseph A.LieutenantB154th Infantry
Kauffman, JacobCorporalF171st Infantry
Kauffman, David S.SergeantF179th Infantry
Kauffman, Solomon B.SergeantB202nd Infantry
Kauffman, Isaac B.2nd LieutenantH9th Cavalry
Died of wounds received
at Moore's Hill, Kentucky.
Karpeles, Leo 2nd Artillery
Livermauli, Moses B2nd Infantry
Levy, David I5th Infantry
Levy, Abraham E6th Infantry
Levi, CharlesCorporalF7th Infantry
Lowenthal, Samuel G9th Infantry
Served four years.
Lazarus, David F23d Infantry
Lewenberg, Joseph I23d Infantry
Levy, Aaron A26th Infantry
Transferred to Signal Corps.
Luescher, JacobSergeantA27th Infantry
Served three years.
Leo, CharlesLieutenantH27th Infantry
Regimental Adjutant.
Lowenstein, M. 27th Infantry
Lazarus, AaronBrevet Captain D28th Infantry
Enlisted as Private, and promoted to Corporal, Sergeant, 1st Sergeant, 2nd Lieutenant, 1st Lieutenant, Regimental Adjutant, and Brevet Captain, United States Volunteers; served three years; has since been Captain and Major; member of Loyal Legion of the United States (Commandery of Pennsylvania).
Lachenheimer, F. K29th Infantry
Lyon, AbrahamCorporalH35th Infantry
Lang, Philip I37th Infantry
Lowenthal, Samuel G38th Infantry
Served three years.
Lebengood, Jacob E40th Infantry
So seriously wounded as to be
disabled for further service.
Levi, William P.SergeantC54th Infantry
Lichtenberger, DanielSergeantI76th Infantry
Enlisted as Private.
Leo, Henry F.CaptainB115th Infantry
Promoted from Sergeant; served three years.
Lazarus, Henry C119th Infantry
Also Veteran Invalid Reserve Corps;
served through the war.
Levy, Herman 119th Infantry
Lehman, Emanuel D127th Infantry
Lehman, Jacob D127th Infantry
Lillienstine, Charles I127th Infantry
Levi, JosephCorporalG129th Infantry
Lazarus, William E132nd Infantry
Killed at Antietam.
Loeb, Jacob H151st Infantry
Loeb, Samuel B. H151st Infantry
Loeb, William C. H151st Infantry
Died at Fairfax Seminary,
Virginia, June 27, 1863.
Long, Isaac H151st Infantry
Levy, PhilipSergeantG193d Infantry
Promoted from Corporal.
Lipowitz, HermanSergeantH215th Infantry
Langsdorf, SimonCorporalB5th Cavalry
Discharged for injuries
received at Williamsburg.
Levy, Meyer S. C5th Cavalry
Levy, Samuel C5th Cavalry
Levy, Theodore C5th Cavalry
Lang, Ernst E5th Cavalry
Levi, Simon I5th Cavalry
Lindheimer, Barney 6th Cavalry
Lang, Morris 12th Cavalry
Captured at second Battle of Bull Run.
Levy, Benjamin J.Brevet-Major 21st Cavalry
Promoted from Commissary of Subsistence.
Liebschutz, AdolphLieutenant 2nd Artillery
Promoted from the ranks for gallantry;
served three years.
Miller, Jonas E5th Infantry
Served three years.
May, Samuel F. K8th Infantry
Mayer, Louis H.SergeantC13th Infantry
Also in Ohio Infantry,
and staff officer in Regular Army.
Myers, SolomonLieutenantA16th Infantry
Miller, Moses K19th Infantry
Miller, Samuel K19th Infantry
May, Solomon W. 19th Infantry
Meyer, C. B21st Infantry
Miller, Alexander H22nd Infantry
Mayer, Jacob Corporal B23d Infantry
Mitchell, M. F23d Infantry
Moritz, Joseph C26th Infantry
Moss, John { E26th Infantry
Served three years. Transferred to {99th Infantry
Meyer, Joseph I26th Infantry
Wounded at Gettysburg;
transferred to 99th Infantry;
served four years.
May, Louis A27th Infantry
Moser, Leo Sergeant C27th Infantry
May, Meyer D27th Infantry
Mayer, Herman D27th Infantry
Meyer, Moses E27th Infantry
Meyer, EmilLieutenantG27th Infantry
Marx, David G27th Infantry
Maier, Jacob H27th Infantry
Moser, David H27th Infantry
Died at Winchester, Virginia.
Max, Jacob 27th Infantry
Meyer, Max 27th Infantry
Myers, Simon P. G28th Infantry
Marks, Emanuel K28th Infantry
Died at Rectortown, Virginia.
Miller, Aaron I36th Infantry
Served three years.
Myers, Levi I36th Infantry
Served three years.
Moses, Joshua I42nd Infantry
Miller, Jacob A45th Infantry
Killed at South Mountain.
Moses, DanielCorporalK48th Infantry
Moses, DavidLieutenantK52nd Infantry
Promoted from Sergeant;
served until the close of the war.
Miller, Solomon C.SergeantA57th Infantry
Served three years.
Miller, Jacob C61st Infantry
Miller, JacobCorporalH61st Infantry
Disabled at Malvern Hill.
Myers, EmanuelSergeant 62nd Infantry
Mazur, F. 63d Infantry
Myers, IsraelCorporalE67th Infantry
Enlisted as Private; served three years.
Moss, WilliamSurgeon 70th Infantry
Surgeon United States Volunteers.
Myers, IsaacCorporalG74th Infantry
Myers, SigmundCorporalI76th Infantry
Served three years.
Mayer, JacobSergeantF82nd Infantry
Promoted from Corporal.
Myers, SolomonCaptainE87th Infantry
Served over three years.
Moser, HenryCorporalF107th Infantry
Transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps.
Moss, Jacob 119th Infantry
Myers, Henry H122nd Infantry
Myers, Daniel S. I127th Infantry
Myers, AlbertSergeantH128th Infantry
Miller, Aaron F129th Infantry
Myers, Benjamin F. C130th Infantry
Myers, Jacob A150th Infantry
Also Veteran Reserve Corps.
Marks, Israel E151st Infantry
Myers, Aaron J.SergeantI153d Infantry
Died of wounds received at Gettysburg.
Myers, HermanCorporalA155th Infantry
Served three years.
Moyer, EmanuelSergeantH162nd Infantry
Killed at White House, Virginia.
Myers, EmanuelSergeant-Major 165th Infantry
Marx, Aaron J. F169th Infantry
Myers, LeviLieutenantE178th Infantry
Myers, DavidCorporalH183d Infantry
Enlisted as private;
seriously wounded at Cold Harbor.
Miller, AaronCorporalK190th Infantry
Enlisted as Private.
Michaels, DavidLieutenantI210th Infantry
Promoted from Corporal and Sergeant.
Menken, Nathan D.Captain —— Cavalry
At the outbreak of the Civil War he organized a body of cavalry and was chosen Captain. At the Second Battle of Bull Run his horse was shot under him. As commander of General Pope's body-guard, he won the esteem and admiration of his brother officers for his bravery, courtesy and firmness. In 1878, during the yellow fever scourge in Memphis, Tennessee, Captain Menken refused to quit that city, but remained at his post, attending to the suffering until the terrible plague made this hero also a victim.
Miller, Jacob 3d Cavalry
Died of wounds received
at Mine Run, Virginia.
Moss, Joseph L.Major 5th Cavalry
Lieutenant-Colonel 12th Cavalry; served three years.
Moss, Jacob { C5th Cavalry
{ H
Myers, Emanuel K5th Cavalry
Max, Charles E6th Cavalry
Moeler, MaxLieutenantE11th Cavalry
Meyer, LeopoldCaptainC12th Cavalry
Served over three years.
Miller, MosesCorporalH14th Cavalry
Moser, HenryQuartermaster- 19th Cavalry
Served three years.Sergeant
Marks, Simon Custer's Division
of Cavalry
Mendel, HermanSergeantL{ 3d Artillery
Subsequently in United States Army. { 4th Cavalry
Messing, BernhardSergeantM3d Artillery
Transferred 62nd Regiment, U. S. V.
Nathans, Oscar S. H18th Infantry
Nathans, Theodore H18th Infantry
Nathan, Lewis A51st Infantry
Neyman, Jacob Signal Corps
Ottenheimer, Solomon A19th Infantry
Ostheimer, Nathan K62nd Infantry
Killed at Harrison's Landing.
Ochs, Joseph E5th Cavalry
Oppenheimer, Louis E5th Cavalry
Pinheiro, Solomon G26th Infantry
Enlisted quite young as a drummer boy; subsequently entered United States Navy; served there three years and took part in a number of engagements.
Pickard, M. 27th Infantry
Pollock, A. 27th Infantry
Proskauer, A. 27th Infantry
Phillips, Isaac W. K29th Infantry
Captured.
Phillips, Isaac H. F36th Infantry
Phillips, David J.Adjutant{81st Infantry
Captain{ I
Podolsky, Theodore 101st Infantry
Promoted from 2nd Lieutenant, etc.
Rosensteel, Jacob I11th Infantry
Wounded at Rappahannock Station;
served four years.
Rosenfelt, NathanSergeantD26th Infantry
Died of wounds received at Gettysburg.
Rosenthal, Max { D26th Infantry
Transferred to {99th Infantry
Rosenstein, William F26th Infantry
Rosenthal, ArndtMajor 27th Infantry
Roedelsheimer, SolomonCaptainA27th Infantry
Rosengarten, Henry{ Corporal A27th Infantry
{ SergeantK
Ringetstein, Jacob A27th Infantry
Rosenheim, Bernard A27th Infantry
Roth, Lewis A27th Infantry
Reinhard, Francis B27th Infantry
Rosenberg, MauriceSergeantC27th Infantry
Wounded at Lookout Mountain.
Rosenthal, Abraham E27th Infantry
Reinhart, Nathan F.CorporalF27th Infantry
Rosenstein, David I27th Infantry
Rosenstock, Jacob A28th Infantry
Wounded at Chancellorsville; served three years.
Rosenbaum, Michael F29th Infantry
Rashke, MoritzSergeant 63d Infantry
Killed at Chancellorsville.
Rosenfelt, Nathan A 72nd Infantry
Wounded and captured at Antietam;
when released, transferred to
Veteran Reserve Corps.
Rothschild, SamuelSergeantI74th Infantry
Enlisted as Private.
Rosenberg, LouisCorporalK82nd Infantry
Rothschild, Lewis K99th Infantry
Rosenberger, L. A.LieutenantD104th Infantry
Enlisted as Private;
captured at Gloucester Point, Virginia;
served three years.
Rosengarten,LieutenantD121st Infantry
Joseph George
Major on staff of General John F. Reynolds, Army of the Potomac; Brevet Captain in United States Volunteers; served three years.
Rowe, Samuel W.CaptainB122nd Infantry
Promoted from Lieutenant.
Rosenberger, Samuel G126th Infantry
Rich, Isaac B.SergeantB129th Infantry
Promoted from Corporal.
Rosensteel, JacobSergeantF139th Infantry
Enlisted as Private; wounded at the Wilderness;
served three years.
Rinehard, Alfred A.CaptainD148th Infantry
Promoted from Sergeant; wounded at Po River,
Virginia; served three years.
Rosenstein, MichaelLieutenantK173d Infantry
Rosensteel, TobiasLieutenant 4th Cavalry
Served three years.
Rowland, AdolphusMajor 5th Cavalry
Promoted from Lieutenant
for distinguished bravery.
Rosenthal, LeopoldCaptainA5th Cavalry
Wounded at Fort Magruder.
Rhine, Michael G5th Cavalry
Rosenthal, EphraimSergeantA12th Cavalry
Enlisted as Private; served three years,
and until close of war.
Reubenthal, EliasSergeantI12th Cavalry
Served over three years.
Rosengarten, Adolph G.Major 15th Cavalry
(Anderson Troop)
Promoted from Sergeant;
killed at Stone River, Tennessee.
Rosenberger, S.Assistant Surgeon2nd Artillery
Sontheimer, Bernard 6th Infantry
Schwarz, S. F. I 16th Infantry
Schoneman, Abram P.Lieutenant{ E19th Infantry
{65th Infantry
{Keystone Battery
Stern, Abram E.CorporalG19th Infantry
Stern, Charles 19th Infantry
Sternberger, Charles 19th Infantry
Stein, JacobCorporalB21st Infantry
Seligman, Marcus { F26th Infantry
Transferred to {99th Infantry
Salinger, B.Lieutenant 27th Infantry
Enlisted as private.
Schloss, Abraham A27th Infantry
Schoneman, EmanuelSergeantB27th Infantry
Spaeth, HenrySergeantB27th Infantry
Sheier, Moses B27th Infantry
Siedler, Joseph B27th Infantry
Silberberg, Max B27th Infantry
Enlisted at eighteen years of age; took part in battles in Pennsylvania, including Gettysburg; served twice as Commander of August Willich Post, G. A. R.; also as President of Employment Bureau of Grand Army of the Republic Association of Hamilton County, Ohio.
Straus, Jonas B27th Infantry
Stein, Louis D27th Infantry
Schoen, David G27th Infantry
Stern, JuliusSergeantH27th Infantry
Schloss, Moses K27th Infantry
Served three years.
Schloss, David 27th Infantry
Selker, Adolph 27th Infantry
Strouse, CyrusMajor 28th Infantry
Killed at Chancellorsville.
Snowberger, Elias K29th Infantry
Stern, David 32nd Infantry
Snellenburg, Isaac B33d Infantry
Killed at Charles City Cross Roads,
Virginia, buried on the battle-field.
Strous, Jacob G34th Infantry
Served three years.
Stein, Jacob A37th Infantry
Sigmund, Albert M.Assistant 38th Infantry
Surgeon
Stein, Lewis E41st Infantry
Served three years.
Silberman, MarxCorporalA51st Infantry
Raised a company of men in three days and became Corporal of the company; started the company by signing first.
Stine, Jacob C54th Infantry
Steiner, Jacob G55th Infantry
Also Veteran Reserve Corps.
Strouss Ellis C.CaptainK57th Infantry
Entered as private;
wounded at Charles City Cross Roads
and at Wilderness; served four years.
Strouse, HenryCorporal D 76th Infantry
Stern, HenryCaptainG77th Infantry
Enlisted as private.
Stern, Herman B83d Infantry
Solomon, AugustusSergeantB93d Infantry
Promoted from private;
also in Veteran Reserve Corps.
Steinbrun, J. D98th Infantry
Snowberger, Albert Leopold 99th Infantry
Born in Philadelphia, April 4, 1845. He was sent to the Military Academy, at Portsmouth, Virginia, when but fifteen years of age. When the war broke out he enlisted in the Union Army, despite his youthful age. He took part in a number of engagements with the enemy, but at the Battle of Fredericksburg, Virginia, December 13, 1862, he was mortally wounded, yet even in his agonies this young hero "waved his cap and urged his comrades on to victory." He died January 6, 1863. Of this gallant boy the lad's commander wrote to his mother that "his bravery and heroism were remarkable for one so young."
Salisburg, David S.CorporalB102nd Infantry
Strauss, HenrySurgeon 115th Infantry
Stine, Daniel I126th Infantry
Strouse, Lehman K.CorporalF128th Infantry
Salisburg, Samuel B.SergeantG138th Infantry
Wounded at Monocacy, Maryland;
served three years.
Strouse, Ferdinand K. E151st Infantry
Strause, Joel S. H151st Infantry
Strause, Salomon H151st Infantry
Wounded at Gettysburg.
Strause, William S. H151st Infantry
Wounded at Gettysburg.
Strause, William T. H151st Infantry
Wounded at Gettysburg.
Simon, Michael I151st Infantry
Sternberger, Levin I151st Infantry
Sulzbach, MiltonQuartermaster 166th Infantry
Straus, DanielCorporalF167th Infantry
Silva, DavidCorporalG181st Infantry
Simon, JacobCorporalE183d Infantry
Promoted from private.
Steiner, Levi A. H194th Infantry
Schlesinger, MorrisAdjutant 210th Infantry
Promoted from Sergeant;
died from wounds received
at Gravelly Run, Virginia.
Schloss, HenryCorporalE5th Cavalry
Wounded near Richmond; served four years.
Schloss, Abraham E5th Cavalry
Wounded before Richmond.
Sontheimer, Morris K11th Cavalry
Served four years.
Schoenfeld, J. 15th Cavalry
Stein, JacobCorporalK3d Artillery
Salzman, AdamCorporalG5th Artillery
Strassman, A. 2nd Battery
Wounded twice.
Schoneman, R. A. Keystone Battery
Thalheimer, Albert B23d Infantry
Captured at Cold Harbor;
served about four years.
Tschopek, Joseph D27th Infantry
Tafel, AdolphLieutenantH27th Infantry
Teller, Michael, K119th Infantry
Served three years.
Trautman, JacobSergeantE5th Cavalry
Served four years.
Ulman, JohnSergeantD27th Infantry
Served three years.
Ullman, Jacob E75th Infantry
Served four years.
Ullman, ——CaptainE5th Cavalry
Was noted for his bravery; served throughout the Civil War; he was also engaged in the war with the Sioux Indians in 1876, and was one of those in the command of General Custer on that fatal day in June; in which the entire command was surrounded by the Indians, every man being slaughtered.
Vogel, L.CaptainE 27th Infantry
Wimpfheimer, Max F19th Infantry
Wolf, JacobCorporalH19th Infantry
Wohl, SamuelLieutenantB27th Infantry
Weinberger, Paul B27th Infantry
Transferred to 29th Infantry,
New York Volunteers.
Warburg, Sigmund D27th Infantry
Weinstock, Bernard D27th Infantry
Weil, Jacob H27th Infantry
Warburg, Moses 27th Infantry
Wetzlar, MorrisLieutenantK37th Infantry
Promoted; wounded at Pea Ridge; disabled.
Waterman, Israel I40th Infantry
Transferred to United States Regulars.
Wolf, DavidSergeantH89th Cavalry
Served nearly four years.
Wolf, Morris A3d Cavalry
Served three years.
Weinbach, AbrahamQuartermaster- A12th Cavalry
Sergeant
RHODE ISLAND.
Name.Rank.Company.Regiment.
Froinsohn, Samuel 2nd Infantry
Harris, Benjamin 10th Infantry
Phillips, Joseph S. 2nd Infantry
On staff of Commander General Sexton,
of the Grand Army of the Republic.
Siegel, M. I3d Infantry
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Name.Rank.Company.Regiment.
Alexander, Isaac A10th Infantry
Alexander, Isidore A10th Infantry
Alexander, S. A10th Infantry
Altman, James P. A21st Infantry
Captured; died and buried
at Woodlawn Cemetery, Elmira, New York.
Asher, Henry Hampton Legion
Ascher, Abraham 1st Cavalry
Asher, Harris Washington
Artillery
Abrahams, E. H. Reserves
Abrahams, Theodore H. Sumter Guards
Bowman, Louis E1st Infantry
Ball, Barney 2nd Infantry
Lost his life at Port Royal.
Baum Manus A7th Infantry
Baruch, H. K7th Infantry
Enlisted a mere lad.
Brown, Mendel Sergeant F10th Infantry
Wounded at Murfreesboro, Tennessee,
and mortally wounded at Griffin, Georgia;
died in Griffin Hospital.
Benjamin, Solomon L10th Infantry
Brown, Joseph 10th Infantry
Brown, Simon 10th Infantry
Baum, Marx 15th Infantry
Killed at the Battle of the Wilderness.
Baruch, B. S. G16th Infantry
Baruch, Herman A7th Cavalry
Courier to General Robert E. Lee.
Blankensee, D. Hampton Legion
Killed at Manassas.
Belitzer, Jacob Washington
Mortally wounded. Artillery
Belitzer, Theodore German Hussars
Killed in action.
Cashby, A. 3d Infantry
Cohen, Morris 7th Infantry
Enlisted when not quite sixteen years old.
Clark, H. 10th Infantry
Cohen, Gratz 10th Infantry
Killed at Malvern Hill.
Cohen, Lawrence L. 2nd Cavalry
Enlisted 1861.
Cohen, Asher D. Hampton's Cavalry
Enlisted 1861.
Cohen, Isaac Hampton's Cavalry
Killed in action; buried in
Jewish cemetery, Richmond, Virginia.
Cohen, McDuff Hampton's Cavalry
Cohen, Ansley D. Walter's Battery
Cohen, Philip I. Washington
Enlisted 1861. Artillery
Cohen, Gustavus Washington
Artillery
Cohen, Henry Washington
Killed at Savage Station, Virginia, Artillery
June 29, 1864; buried in
Jewish cemetery, Richmond, Virginia.
Cohen, Aaron{ Six brothers;{Washington
{ three{Artillery
Cohen, Jacob H.{ serving{Washington
{ in{Artillery
Cohen, Julius{ South Carolina{Washington
{ one{Artillery
Cohen, C. S.{ in North{Washington
{ Carolina,{Artillery
Cohen, Fishel{ and two{10th Infantry
Cohen, David D.{ in Virginia.{Hampton's Cavalry
Enlisted 1861.{{Jefferson Rangers
Cohen, Dr. Marx E., Jr. Washington
Artillery
One of the heroes of the Civil War was Dr. Marx E. Cohen, Jr., of Charleston. He enlisted at the age of twenty-one. At the battle of Bentonville, North Carolina, towards the close of the war, some shells containing explosive material were thrown into the Confederate lines from the guns of the Union forces. The captain of Hart's Battery called for volunteers to hurl them aside before they should burst and cause destruction to the command. Three men volunteered to undertake the task; Dr. Cohen being one of them. He and his companions were successful, but while returning to their own lines all three were shot dead by Federal bullets.
Daniels, L. B15th Cavalry
Captured; died and buried in
Woodlawn Cemetery, Elmira, New York.
Dreyfus, Herman Cameron's Battery
Emanuel, EdwinSergeantA10th Infantry
Died from exposure contracted in service.
Emanuel, J. A10th Infantry
Emanuel, Solomon A10th Infantry
Emanuel, Washington A10th Infantry
Enlisted when a mere boy;
died from wounds received at Atlanta, Georgia.
Emanuel, H. 10th Infantry
Ellbaum, G. 14th Infantry
Esdwa, Arthur A. Culpepper Battery
Fox, William K1st Infantry
Wounded at Gettysburg and captured.
Fox, M. Sr. A3d Infantry
Friedman, Benjamin A3d Infantry
Gundhaus, S. I4th Infantry
Gundhaus, J. L. I6th Infantry
Goldsmith, Isaac G16th Infantry
Killed in action.
Goldsmith, Michael G16th Infantry
Goldsmith, Isaac P. 24th Infantry
Died in the service.
Goldsmith, A. A. Kershaw's 2nd
Wounded at Antietam. Regiment
Goldsmith, M. M. Reserves
Heyman, I. F6th Infantry
Wounded at Owensboro, North Carolina.
Hornet, J. D. 2nd Battalion
Hammerslough, A. 3d Battalion
Hammerslough, H. 3d Battalion
Hartz, H. 10th Battalion
Hirsch, Melvin J.Commissary Beauregard
Promoted from Private;Sergeant Infantry
served throughout the war.
Holzhauer, C. Washington
Artillery
Hoffman, Julius AKershaw's 1st
Regiment
Hirsch, I. W. BKershaw's 2nd
Wounded. Regiment
Joel, Julius C1st Infantry
Lost an arm in the battle of the Wilderness.
Jacobs, IsaiahLieutenantD2nd Infantry
Promoted from the ranks;
killed at Knoxville, Tennessee.
Josephus, Joseph 1st Cavalry
James, ——Surgeon 7th Battalion
Promoted to Brigade Surgeon.
Jacobs, Emanuel Washington
Artillery
Jacobus, J. J. Washington
Artillery
Jacobs, Frederick Palmetto
Artillery
Jacobs, Reid Palmetto Guards
Wounded in action.
Jacobs, A. L. CHampton Legion
Called "Little Jake;" wounded at Sharpsburg;
killed in Tennessee.
Jacobs, Abraham Hampton Legion
Killed in action.
Jacobs, Louis Hampton Legion
Jacobs, Mitchell Hampton Legion
Jacobs, H. ——
Killed in battle; buried in Jewish cemetery,
Richmond, Virginia.
Kaphan, Theodore Hagood
1st Infantry
Kahn, David 8th Infantry
Kaminski, H.SergeantB10th Infantry
Kahn, Isaac 12th Infantry
Kohn, Theodore F25th Infantry
From a newspaper clipping: "Theodore Kohn of Orangeburg, a veteran of the Edisto Rifles, 25th Regiment, South Carolina, will carry to his grave the wounds he received at Drewy's Bluff while gallantly fighting for his adopted country."
Kohn, August 25th Infantry
Served throughout the war.
Levi, Leopold 5th Infantry
Levin, G. W. A15th Infantry
Levin, Samuel A15th Infantry
Killed at Sharpsburg, Maryland.
Lowenberg, DavidSergeant A 16th Infantry
Served three years.
Levy, Moses 23d Infantry
He is spoken of by his former Colonel Benhon as one of the bravest, truest and most devoted men in his command; he was captured at the last battle at Petersburg, Virginia.
Levin, L. C. 2nd Cavalry
Levin, L. J. Wheeler's Cavalry
Levy, Lionel C. Jr. Fenner's Battery
Lazarus, M. H. Walter's Battery
Lazarus, B. D. Washington
Artillery
Lazarus, Benjamin Washington
Artillery
Lazarus, Marx Washington
Artillery
Lazarus, Solomon Washington
Enlisted 1861; Artillery
served until the close of the war.
Levy, Lionel L. Washington
Artillery
Promoted to Judge Advocate.
Lopez, John Palmetto Guards
From 1861 until the close of the war.
Lopez, Moses Palmetto Guards
From 1861 until the close of the war.
Levin, S. M. Sumter Guards
Wounded at Secessionville.
Lyons, J. C. Company Cadets
Lehman, A. ——
Killed; buried at Jewish Cemetery,
Richmond, Virginia.
Moses, H. C.1st Lieutenant 2nd Infantry
Promoted from Private, Lucas Battalion;
wounded at Manassas.
Moses, Perry D2nd Infantry
Killed at Malvern Hill, aged 17 years.
Moses, Claremont E2nd Infantry
Wounded in action.
Moses, P. E2nd Infantry
Seriously wounded.
Moses, Meyer 2nd Infantry
Moses, Edwin L. 27th Infantry
Captured; died prison, Camp Chase.
Mordecai, J. RandolphLieutenant Washington
Promoted from the ranks.and Assistant Artillery
Quartermaster.
Moise, Camillus Washington
Served four years. Artillery
Mordecai, G. L. Washington
Artillery
The father of this soldier, the late Benjamin Mordecai, was the first contributor to the Southern cause, donating $10,000 to South Carolina.
Moses, Joshua L. 1st Lieutenant } { Culpepper Battery
Wounded at Manassas; } {
killed at Mobile,} {
commanding Battalion.} {
Moses, Jackson} { Culpepper Battery
Moses, Horace} Five { Culpepper Battery
Entered service at 17 years} brothers. {
captured at Mobile.} {
Moses, Perry, Jr.} { Culpepper Battery
Wounded at Mobile.} {
Moses, I. Harby} { 6th Cavalry
Graduate of Citadel} {
Academy; served} {
throughout the war.} {
Moses, Daniel Culpepper Battery
Moses, David L. Culpepper Battery
Moses, I. L. Culpepper Battery
Wounded at Manassas; killed at Fort Blakely.
Moses, M. P. Culpepper Battery
Moses T. J. Jr. Culpepper Battery
Moses, Z. P. Culpepper Battery
Moses, Meyer B. Culpepper Battery
Mordecai, Thomas W. Hampton's Cavalry
Killed at Brandy Station, Virginia.
Manning, Jacob Hampton Legion
Killed at Brandy Station, Virginia.
Moses A. D. L. Hampton Legion
Wounded at Seven Pines.
Moses, A. J. Sr. Mellet's Regiment
Moise, Edward Palmetto Guards
Enlisted 1861; served until the close of the war.
Moise, Isaac Palmetto Guards
Enlisted 1861; served until the close of the war.
Oppenheimer, EdwinSergeant G16th Infantry
Oppenheimer, Julius H.SergeantG16th Infantry
Oppenheimer, SamuelSergeantG16th Infantry
Oppenheimer, H. D. H. G16th Infantry
Pollock, B. C. A1st Infantry
Pollock, Clarence A1st Infantry
Killed at Spottsylvania, Virginia.
Pollock, J. L. A1st Infantry
Pollock, T. M. A1st Infantry
Peixotto, S. C. 1st Infantry
Phillips, Isidore Hampton Legion
Phillips, Michael A. Hampton Legion
Posnanski, Gustavus Sumter Guards
Robertson, Abraham A3d Infantry
Robinson, Charles C. 7th Infantry
Served throughout the war.
Richards, Meyer 21st Infantry
Rosendorf, Jacob 1st Calvary
Rothschild, Benjamin Hampton Cavalry
Killed at Gaines' Mills, Virginia.
Solomon, J. L. 2nd Infantry
Summers, Ad. 2nd Infantry
Drowned near Port Royal.
Sulzbacher, William E3d Infantry
Spiegelberg, Morris 16th Infantry
Seixas, B. M. 20th Infantry
Solomon, J. F. 20th Infantry
Schiller, Louis 1st Cavalry
Sommers, Isaac Heavy Artillery
Killed at Siege of Fort Moultrie.
Shapira, L. D. Hampton Legion
Sampson, Henry Stuart's Command
Sampson, E. J. ——
Killed on June 27, 1864;
buried in Jewish Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia.
Triest, Maier 24th Infantry
Valentine, JacobCaptain Infantry
Served while a mere youth in the Palmetto Regiment during the Mexican War and was wounded in the storming of Cherubusco. He was believed to be the youngest pensioner of the United States Government. He lived in Philadelphia at the passage of "Secession," and immediately went to Charleston, offering his services to his native State. He was appointed Lieutenant in the first South Carolina regular infantry and took part in the bombardment of Fort Sumter, in April, 1861. He served in this regiment from that time continuously until December, 1863, when he was severely wounded while in command of Fort Moultrie. This wound was of so serious a character as to prevent him from performing any further active service. He was detailed to the recruiting department in which he served until the close of the war. During the Mexican War he received two medals; one for bravery on the battle-field, and another for being the youngest soldier in the regiment.
Valentine, Isaac R. Sumter Guards
Killed at Secessionville.
Valentine, H. M. Sumter Guards
Wounded at Secessionville.
Valentine, Herz Palmetto Guards
Wounded in action.
Valentine, I. Palmetto Guards
Seriously wounded.
Witkowski, Adolph 2nd Infantry
Severely wounded at the Wilderness.
Wachtel, M. 4th Infantry
Wertheim, HermanLieutenant 7th Infantry
Killed at Spottsylvania.
Wertheim, Berthold G16th Infantry
Wetherhorn, Solomon E25th Infantry
Wolf, D. G25th Infantry
Captured; died and buried at
Woodlawn Cemetery, Elmira, New York.
Wertheim, Levi German Artillery
Wertheim, Julius Hampton Legion
Wilson, J. C. Hampton Legion
Wolf, W. M.Lieutenant Hagood's Brigade
Killed; buried in
Jewish Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia.
Warner, Henry Colleton Rifles
Wertheim, Heyman Kershaw's Command
Killed at Gettysburg.
Zacharias, David C5th Cavalry
Killed at Mechanicsville.
TENNESSEE.
Name.Rank.Company.Regiment.
Bieber, —— I15th Infantry
Burg, Felix I15th Infantry
Cook, Joel K63d Infantry
Captured; died and buried at
Woodlawn Cemetery, Elmira, New York.
Dahlsheimer, M.CorporalI15th Infantry
Danheiser, Charles I15th Infantry
Freed, Julius I15th Infantry
Wounded at Perryville,
Chickamauga, and Dallas.
Foltz, Benjamin 15th Infantry
Killed at Shiloh.
Foltz, Leon 15th Infantry
Lost a leg in battle.
Foltz, Moses 15th Infantry
Lost a leg in battle.
Freeman, Max 15th Infantry
Killed at Murfreesboro.
Gutmann, Emanuel A3d Infantry
Hirschberg, Simon 1st Infantry
Hober, G.Major 8th Infantry
Taken prisoner at Port Hudson.
Hansman, Samuel I15th Infantry
Hecht, Samuel I15th Infantry
Jacoby, Emil G. 3d Infantry
Killed at Shiloh.
Kuhn, Max 15th Infantry
Killed at Shiloh.
Liebschutz, Jacob 8th Infantry
Killed at Resaca.
Liebschutz, Joseph 8th Infantry
Killed at Franklin, Tennessee.
Lang, —— I15th Infantry
Lenbril, L. I15th Infantry
Loeb, Jacob I15th Infantry
Minkus, J. 1st Infantry
Martin, Mordecai I15th Infantry
Nassauer, Louis 1st Infantry
Nathan, JuliusSergeantI15th Infantry
Promoted.
Paraire, Isaac 1st Infantry
Schiffman, Simon 3d Infantry
Sanders, Mark 4th Infantry
Seelig, Simon 4th Infantry
Straus, S.LieutenantI15th Infantry
Seesel, Henry, Jr. I15th Infantry
Simonson, —— I15th Infantry
Killed at Shiloh.
Wronker, Morris 4th Infantry
Wolf, FrederickCorporalI15th Infantry
Wasseman, Charles I15th Infantry
Wachenheim, S. 40th Infantry
Zucker, Simon K10th Cavalry
TEXAS.
Name.Rank.Company.Regiment.
Alexander, A. S.Captain 1st Infantry
Commander Oswald's Battalion;
served until close of war.
Angel, A. A5th Infantry
Killed at Manassas.
Auerbach, Doctor J. A5th Infantry
Auerbach, E. B5th Infantry
Killed at Wilderness.
Ash, Henry C5th Infantry
Benedict, Jacob F1st Infantry
Killed at Malvern Hill.
Bacharach, Wolf A5th Infantry
Billig, Isaac A5th Infantry
Buck, Robert 1st Artillery
Cohen, Henry L1st Infantry
Cramer, Joseph 1st Infantry
Wounded at Gettysburg;
served until close of war.
Cobman, Louis A5th Infantry
Wounded at Gettysburg.
Cohen, S. A5th Infantry
Killed at Gettysburg.
Coleman, Louis A5th Infantry
Wounded at Gettysburg.
Cramer, A.Lieutenant B8th Infantry
(Flourney's Regiment)
Coleman, Meyer A26th Infantry
Dreyfus, Samuel B1st Infantry
Deutsch, Solomon 1st Infantry
Wounded; served until close of war.
Davidburg, David D. B6th Infantry
Davidson, David H. B6th Infantry
Deutsch, S. C6th Infantry
Daniels, J. C8th Infantry
Davidson, Henry A26th Infantry
Dreyfus, Charles A26th Infantry
Dannenbaum, Joseph CCook Regiment
Elsasser, I. A5th Infantry
Frank, J. W. L1st Infantry
Enlisted 1861; killed at Sharpsburg.
Frank, L. BElmore's Infantry
Friedburger, G. 9th Cavalry
Killed at Corinth.
Friedlander, N. A26th Cavalry
Friedberger, Gabriel Terry's Cavalry
Friedberger, Samuel Terry's Cavalry
Fischel, Leon Wirt Adams Cavalry
Fox, Allen CHeavy Artillery
Fox, A. BWaul's Legion
Glaser, Wolf 1st Infantry
Goldsticker, J. A4th Infantry
Killed at Sharpsburg.
Goetz, Julius A14th Infantry
Wounded and taken prisoner.
Gans, Samuel 26th Cavalry
Wounded at Cane River.
Gans, Leon AParson's Cavalry
Hines, A. B4th Infantry
Lost an arm at Gaines' Mills;
wounded at New Hope Church.
Hief, Charles B6th Infantry
Enlisted 1861; captured.
Heller, Louis 6th Infantry
Holdstein, Isidore A8th Infantry
Hirschberg, J. A26th Cavalry
Hyams, S. A26th Cavalry
Harby, Henry J. C26th Cavalry
Enlisted at the age of sixteen years;
served until close of war.
Hirschfield, H. Parson's Brigade
Jacoby, Max A1st Infantry
Lost right leg at Gaines' farm.
Kaufman, Edward 1st Infantry
Kemper, H. 1st Infantry
Keller, TheodoreColonel 2nd Infantry
Promoted; wounded at Corinth.
Klopman, L. A8th Infantry
Killed at Jenkins' Ferry, Arkansas.
Kohlman, M. A26th Cavalry
Leave, R. B. B1st Infantry
Wounded at Malvern Hill.
Lazarus, S. S. L1st Infantry
Wounded at Chickamauga.
Lazarus, B. E4th Infantry
Levy, Robert A5th Infantry
Lewis, Isaac C5th Infantry
Lachman, E. D5th Infantry
Wounded at Manassas.
Lasker, M. 2nd Cavalry
Leopold, W. 1st Heavy Artillery
Levy, Isaac BLight Artillery
Levison, A. BWaul's Legion
Levison, Paul BWaul's Legion
Morris, LehmanSergeantD1st Infantry
Killed at Gettysburg.
Maas, Louis D5th Infantry
Killed at Manassas.
Michel, Henry 15th Infantry
Melaski, J. A26th Cavalry
Meyer, Joseph CHeavy Artillery
Oppenheimer, J. B2nd Infantry
Oppenheimer, A. 22nd Infantry
Oppenheimer, Benjamin 22nd Infantry
Oppenheimer, S. 22nd Infantry
Oppenheimer, D.Captain 3d Cavalry
Pickard, H. H5th Infantry
Pepper, L. S. A8th Infantry
Pepper, Samuel A8th Infantry
Pohalski, G. D. G11th Infantry
Served throughout the war.
Pohalski, P. G11th Infantry
Served until the close of the war.
Rosenfield, Alexander A26th Cavalry
Rosenfield, Henry A26th Cavalry
Rosenfield, Michael A26th Cavalry
Rich, Louis M. CCook's Cavalry
Showlski, Charles E5th Infantry
Wounded at Gettysburg.
Samush, J. A8th Infantry
Wounded at Sabine River.
Siegel, Joseph 8th Infantry
Silberberg, George B9th Infantry
Served four years.
Sampson, Edward J. 10th Infantry
Killed at Hanover Court House;
buried in Jewish cemetery,
Richmond, Virginia.
Solomon, Joseph A. G11th Infantry
Stein, IsaacColonel Marshall's Regiment
Lost his right arm at second battle of Manassas.
Steiner, Victor Texas Rangers
Seeligson, HenryLieutenant Cavalry
[See record in Mexican War Lists.]
Teah, Abraham 8th Infantry
Promoted to Corporal, Sergeant-Major,
and Aide-de-camp to Colonel Overton Young,
commanding 1st Brigade, Walker's Division.
Teah, Abraham 22nd Infantry
Walker, A. K1st Infantry
Wolf, Simon F4th Infantry
Killed at Manassas.
Wolf, A. A5th Infantry
Wounded at Seven Pines.
Wolf, A. F. A5th Infantry
Killed at Sharpsburg.
Wolf, Benjamin A5th Infantry
Wetmore, James C8th Infantry
Weis, Albert 2nd Cavalry
Weis, Leopold 2nd Cavalry
Wiener, Solomon Terry's Scouts
VERMONT.
Name.Rank.Company.Regiment.
Seligson, H. A. Colonel ——
VIRGINIA.
Name.Rank.Company.Regiment.
Adler, Henry { E1st Infantry
Enlisted 1861; killed at Roanoke Island; {14th Infantry
buried in Jewish Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia.
Abrams, Isaac G1st Infantry
Archer, Lewis H1st Infantry
Enlisted 1861; honorably discharged
on account of wound.
Angle, Meyer D12th Infantry
Enlisted 1861; captured at Sailors' Creek.
Angle, M. E46th Infantry
Angle, Buck 46th Infantry
Angle, Joseph 59th Infantry
Adler, A. A1st Artillery
Bear, AlexanderLieutenantD4th Infantry
Subsequently Surgeon.
Bacharach, M. ——
Killed before Richmond; buried at
Jewish Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia.
Bacarach, S. ——
Killed before Richmond; buried at
Jewish Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia.
Baach, Siegmund Longstreet's Corps
Captured by Union troops.
Baach, Seligman Longstreet's Corps
Captured.
Baach, Solomon H. Longstreet's Corps
Killed in battle at Salem Church,
near Fredericksburg, Virginia.
Bernheim, SamuelSergeant-Major City Battalion
Barnett, B. J. Engineer Corps
Cohen, Jacob B12th Infantry
Cohen, David Richmond Hussars
Cohen, Morris Richmond Hussars
Davis, Benjamin B6th Infantry
Killed before Richmond; Buried at
Jewish Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia.
Daniel, Joseph B12th Infantry
Wounded at Gettysburg; served until surrender.
Degen, Samuel A19th Infantry
Dreyfus, Leon A10th Cavalry
Davis, Ansley S. Reserves
Deichs, William Norfolk Blues
Detailed on special service.
Ezekiel, E. M. { A1st Infantry
Served until the close of the war. {46th Infantry
Ezekiel, Joseph K. B46th Infantry
Killed at Petersburg.
Eiseman, Louis Wise's Brigade
Ezekiel, Jacob 1st Militia
Ezekiel, Moses J.Lieutenant Cadets
Promoted from Private. Virigina Institute
Frankenthal, Simon B46th Infantry
Enlisted 1861; honorably discharged for
disability on account of wounds.
Friedenwald, Isaac A53d Infantry
Friedland, A. Richmond
Light Blues
Goldstein, Bernard E46th Infantry
Enlisted 1861; disabled by wounds;
honorably discharged.
Guggenheim, Simon E46th Infantry
Gunst, Michael E46th Infantry
Goldstein, J. 46th Infantry
Gunst, Henry —— Cavalry
Gersberg, Henry ——
Killed June 2nd, 1864; buried at
Jewish Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia.
Hirschberg, Joseph A1st Infantry
Hutzler, Siegmund L. A1st Infantry
Hexter, Simon { E1st Infantry
{46th Infantry
Hessburg, Julius 3d Infantry
Killed at Gaines' Mills; buried at
Jewish Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia.
Heilbroner, Henry H27th Infantry
Wounded at Port Republic.
Hesser, S. E46th Infantry
Hirsch, Herman A1st Cavalry
Enlisted 1861; assigned to 12th Infantry.
Hessburg, M. —— Cavalry
Harris, Moses Richmond Hussars
Isaacs, Abraham E46th Infantry
Enlisted 1861; wounded at Petersburg;
served through the war.
Kuh, E. S. H8th Infantry
Kull, M. E. A12th Infantry
Kayton, N. N. E46th Infantry
Keyton, Louis E46th Infantry
Kadden, A. A10th Cavalry
Kalten, Aaron Wise's Brigade
Lichtenstein, Isidore H1st Infantry
Lowenstein, William { 1st Infantry
Enlisted 1861; detailed to Medical Department; { 46th Infantry
a member of the State Legislature, November, 1892.
Levy, Lewis A12 Infantry
Lowenstein, Isidore A12th Infantry
Wounded at Malvern Hill.
Lorsch, Henry A19th Infantry
Seriously wounded at Seven Pines.
Levy, Ezekiel J.CaptainE46th Infantry
Promoted for gallantry; served four years.
Levy, Isaac J. E46th Infantry
Killed at Petersburg.
Levy, Alexander H. E46th Infantry
Served four years.
Levy, Joseph E46th Infantry
Enlisted 1861; wounded at Petersburg, and disabled.
Levy, Emanuel G. E46th Infantry
Lyon, Thomas 46th Infantry
Levy, Leopold} { G1st Cavalry
Levy, Sampson} (Three brothers){ G1st Cavalry
Levy, Solomon} {23d Infantry
Died of wounds. }{
Lichtenstein, K. 19th Reserves
Levy, E.Captain Richmond Blues
Lowenstein, I. Richmond Grays
Literman, Simeon Young's Battery
Myers, William A1st Infantry
Myers, Marks 12th Infantry
Killed at Manassas.
Myer, Max B12th Infantry
Disabled in action.
Middledorfer, Charles E12th Infantry
Myers, A. 17th Infantry
Myers, Solomon 18th Infantry
Moses, J. C. E46th Infantry
Seriously wounded.
Myers, C. E46th Infantry
Disabled in service.
Myers, Lewis 46th Infantry
Myers, Herman 1st Cavalry
Myers, Benjamin CWise's Brigade
Middledorfer, Max Fayette Artillery
Newman, Joseph K20th Infantry
Captured; died of wounds; buried in
Woodlawn Cemetery, Elmira, New York.
Newman, Isaac 46th Infantry
Newman, Jacob 59th Infantry
Obermayer, H. 2nd Infantry
Oethenger, David B18th Infantry
Oberndorfer, B. Young's Battery
Pyle, Hardy G1st Infantry
Plaut, Hugo 46th Infantry
Rosenberg, M. G6th Infantry
Specially detailed at Richmond.
Rosenfeld, Simon A12th Infantry
Reinach, A. S. B12th Infantry
Reinach, Isadore B12th Infantry
Rosenheim, Henry E46th Infantry
Rosenberg, Michael Norfolk Blues Infantry
Reinach, Morris Petersburg Grays
Seldner, IsaacLieutenant 6th Infantry
Promoted from Private for bravery;
killed at Chancellorsville, May 3, 1863;
buried in Jewish Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia.
Schwartz, —— 17th Infantry
Semon, Jacob S. E46th Infantry
Schoenthal, Joseph E46th Infantry
Son, Jacob E46th Infantry
Strauss, David 7th Cavalry
Simon, Isaac Richmond Hussars
Simon, Nathan Richmond Hussars
Smith, Henry Otoy's Battery
Killed in first battle.
Seligman, H. Petersburg Grays
Triesdorfer, G. B14th Infantry
Tucker, —— 10th Cavalry
Unstadter, M. A6th Infantry
Wounded at Gaines' Mills;
discharged for being disabled for service.
Whitlock, P. A12th Infantry
Discharged for being disabled for service.
Wilzinsky, Lewis H12th Infantry
Wolff, W. M.Lieutenant 25th Infantry
(Hagood's Brigade)
Killed before Richmond;
buried in Jewish Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia.
Wasseman, Levy E46th Infantry
Wounded and captured at Roanoke;
when discharged served on hospital duty.
Wambach, Leopold Norfolk Blues Infantry
Killed at Vicksburg.
Whitehead, Henry Wise's Brigade
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Steinberger, JustusMajor ——
Captain and Assistant Adjutant-General,
Major and Paymaster.
WEST VIRGINIA.
Eddelman, G. H. K6th Infantry
Heidelsheimer, W. H.Lieutenant G 7th Infantry
Kraus, SamuelCaptainB7th Infantry
Promoted from the ranks.
Mayer, DanielCaptain 5th Infantry
The following letter is of interest:
State of West Virginia, Wheeling, May 30th, 1866.
Adjutant-General's Office. Doctor Daniel Mayer, Charleston, W. Va.
Sir:
I am directed by his Excellency, the Governor, to present to you the enclosed medal in accordance with a joint resolution of the Legislature of the State of West Virginia, adopted February 1st, 1866, as a slight testimonial of the high appreciation by the State of your devotion, patriotism and services in suppression of the late rebellion.
Very respectfully, Your obedient servant, J. H. Duval, Adjutant-General.
Rausch, C. M. 11th Infantry
Rose, Abraham A 1st Light Artillery
Steinacher, Wilson { 2nd Infantry
Wounded. { 5th Cavalry
WISCONSIN.
Abrahamson, Martin B1st Infantry
Ash, Reuben,1st LieutenantE2nd Infantry
Enlisted as Corporal; wounded at Bull Run;
captured at Gettysburg.
Auerbach, Gustav F3d Infantry
Abrahamson, Martin { H3d Infantry
Served four years. {21st Infantry
Abraham, August A6th Infantry
Arnstein, Emil F6th Infantry
Aaron, Jacob C8th Infantry
Abrahamson, Jacob I13th Infantry
Abrahamson, Jacob A15th Infantry
Alexander, Jacob F16th Infantry
Aaron, Michael K20th Infantry
Wounded at Prairie Grove, Arkansas.
Abrahamson, John E21st Infantry
Served three years.
Alexander, LeviCorporalG43d Infantry
Adler, Frederick G45th Infantry
Abel, Herman A48th Infantry
Adler, Max 2nd Battery
Blum, Ferdinand E1st Infantry
Bear, Isaac C3d Infantry
Birnbaum, Charles I6th Infantry
Killed at Gainesville, Virginia.
Bernhard, Julius B7th Infantry
Baum, Charles F. E8th Infantry
Wounded in action.
Bahr, Julius H8th Infantry
Blum, Jacob G9th Infantry
Benjamin, Cyrus H11th Infantry
Benjamin, Samuel I11th Infantry
Wounded; served four years.
Baer, Aaron A14th Infantry
Benjamin, Ephraim D16th Infantry
(reorganized)
Behrend, Joseph C17th Infantry
Baer, Herman D17th Infantry
Blum, Ferdinand B21st Infantry
Wounded in action.
Baum, Daniel I22nd Infantry
Behrens, S. Behrend H26th Infantry
Blum, Jacob I26th Infantry
Enlisted as Private; wounded in action.
Baumgarten, Henry K26th Infantry
Captured.
Blum, Samuel D27th Infantry
Blum, Charles G28th Infantry
Served three years.
Benjamin, Ephraim G32nd Infantry
Blumenstein, Charles F.LieutenantE34th Infantry
Enlisted as Private.
Bernhard, Max G35th Infantry
Bernhard, Carl G35th Infantry
Bachman, Jacob I42nd Infantry
Baum, Julius G44th Infantry
Baum, Jacob D45th Infantry
Bahrent, Joseph 45th Infantry
Baum, Oscar D48th Infantry
Benjamin, Isaac C51st Infantry
Baum, Julius M1st Cavalry
Captured.
Bamberg, Carl Milwaukee Cavalry
Behrend, Gustav C1st Heavy Artillery
Benjamin, DanaCorporal 9th Battery
Enlisted as Private; served three years.
Cohen, William D49th Infantry
Davison, Nathan S.1st LieutenantB37th Infantry
Promoted from Sergeant, 20th; wounded
at Petersburg and at Weldon Railroad.
Davis, Isaac H38th Infantry
Davis, Levi F40th Infantry
Davis, Isaac H43d Infantry
Died in the service.
Davison, Joseph E44th Infantry
Danielson, Jacob A48th Infantry
Davis, David A. K49th Infantry
Davis, David G50th Infantry
Davis, David F51st Infantry
Davis, Levy P. E52nd Infantry
David, AlexanderCaptainB3d Cavalry
Erdman, HermanCommissary- 9th Infantry
Enlisted as Private.Sergeant (reorganized)
Erdman, Gottlieb C14th Infantry
Wounded at Spanish Fort.
Erdman, Theodore C14th Infantry
Eiseman, Jacob E25th Infantry
Wounded at Decatur, Georgia.
Erdman, HenrySergeantC26th Infantry
Enlisted as Private; wounded at
Bentonville, N. C.; served three years.
Esslinger, EmanuelCorporalK33d Infantry
Served three years.
Esslinger, Samuel K33d Infantry
Served three years.
Erdman, GottliebSergeantE34th Infantry
Falkenstein, Charles H1st Infantry
Freund, Joseph F6th Infantry
Frank, Salomon S. C11th Infantry
Frank, Simon C16th Infantry
Falk, Jacob 17th Infantry
Died in the service.
Frank, Joseph S. F18th Infantry
Captured.
Flesh, Moses I23d Infantry
Wounded at Vicksburg and
at Carrion Crow Bayou.
Frohlich, JuliusCorporalB26th Infantry
Enlisted as Private.
Feldman, Philip I26th Infantry
Died of wounds received at Gettysburg.
Franke, Herman E34th Infantry
Friedland, Frederick D2nd Cavalry
Frieberg, Heinrich H2nd Cavalry
Furst, Ludwig H2nd Cavalry
Falkenburg, EliasSergeantM2nd Cavalry
Frank, Oscar E4th Cavalry
Frank, Gustav 8th Battery
Veteran; served four years.
Gans, Adam H6th Infantry
Gans, Isaac K22d Infantry
Captured.
Grunewald, Heinrich F34th Infantry
Goodman, Joseph I45th Infantry
Gans, Arnold K58th Infantry
Died in the service.
Horwitz, PhilipLieutenantH1st Infantry
Hart, Benjamin D2nd Infantry
Hess, David B3d Infantry
Herrman, Gottlieb A5th Infantry
Wounded at Gettysburg and
at Fredericksburg.
Haas, Jacob A9th Infantry
Served three years.
Heineman, Frederick B9th Infantry
Served three years.
Herrman, Albert C9th Infantry
Hess, Adolph I9th Infantry
Wounded in action.
Hirsch, John 9th Infantry
Harris, Isaac B10th Infantry
Herrmanson, Herman K10th Infantry
Harris, Simon D11th Infantry
Harris, Joel H11th Infantry
Herrmann, Jacob 14th Infantry
Hirschman, Ferdinand C16th Infantry
Hirsch, William F19th Infantry
Herrman, Henry H19th Infantry
Herzberg, August H20th Infantry
Died in the service.
Herrmanson, Herman D21st Infantry
Heinberg, Louis I23d Infantry
Served three years.
Hahn, Herman I24th Infantry
Horwitz, PhilipMajor 26th Infantry
Hübschman, FrancisSurgeon 26th Infantry
Herrman, Herman 26th Infantry
Died of wounds at Chancellorsville.
Hirsch, Frederick I26th Infantry
Captured.
Heineman, Joseph E27th Infantry
Died in the service.
Hart, Levi F27th Infantry
Died in the service.
Hart, Benjamin K29th Infantry
Died in the service.
Hart, DanielSergeantA32nd Infantry
Enlisted as private.
Hart, Benjamin A32nd Infantry
Herrman, Jacob D32nd Infantry
Heineman, Joseph C33d Infantry
Died in the service.
Heineman, August I37th Infantry
Harris, Erwin W. F39th Infantry
Hirschman, DavidCaptainG44th Infantry
Huebsch, Joseph C45th Infantry
Haas, Jacob I46th Infantry
Herrman, Leopold D48th Infantry
Hart, Frank J. A1st Cavalry
Died in the service.
Harris, Simon F2nd Cavalry
Herzfeld, John G2nd Cavalry
Served three years.
Heineman, Joseph H2nd Cavalry
Heyman, William D2nd Cavalry
Served three years.
Herzberg, Ernest F.Captain 2nd Battery
Hess, Henry E. 3d Battery
Captured; died in the service.
Hofman, Joseph 5th Battery
Served four years.
Israel, AbrahamsSergeantA14th Infantry
Enlisted as private; Veteran; served four years.
Isaacson, Isaac D15th Infantry
Israelson, J. G. K50th Infantry
Isaacson, Lewis C. 4th Battery
Killed at Darby Road, Virginia.
Jacoby, Adolph H9th Infantry
Jacobson, Jacob B15th Infantry
Wounded at Chickamauga.
Jacobson, Salomon C15th Infantry
Served four years.
Jacobson, Jacob L. D15th Infantry
Wounded at Hope Church.
Jacobs, Justin C16th Infantry
In Veteran Reserve Corps; served four years.
Jacobson, Martin F18th Infantry
Jonas, Elias C19th Infantry
Jacobson, John B22nd Infantry
Killed at Peach Tree Creek.
Joachimsthal, Joseph F26th Infantry
Wounded at Chancellorsville; served three years.
Jacobson, Jacob I27th Infantry
Served three years.
Jacobson, Julius C28th Infantry
Served three years.
Jacobs, Lyman C.2nd LieutenantB36th Infantry
Promoted from Corporal.
Jacoby, Frederick B45th Infantry
Jacobson, Adolph 2nd Cavalry
Jacobson, David B4th Cavalry
Jacobson, Jacob G4th Cavalry
Klauber, Charles K1st Infantry
Kohn, Jacob 5th Infantry
(reorganized)
Kohn, Julius D9th Infantry
Kauffman, Benjamin E12th Infantry
Kaufman, Joseph B18th Infantry
Kaufman, Eli M. I20th Infantry
Kaufman, Benjamin F25th Infantry
Kohn, MartinCorporalH26th Infantry
Wounded at Resaca, Georgia.
Kaufman, Joseph L. H33d Infantry
Kaufman, Michael I43d Infantry
Kaiser, Felix D44th Infantry
Kohn, Rudolph A45th Infantry
Kaufman, Frederick G45th Infantry
Kaufman, Eli H50th Infantry
Kahns, Frederick C1st Cavalry
Kohn, Frederick C1st Cavalry
Kaufman, Julius H2nd Cavalry
Died in the service.
Klein, Adolph L3d Cavalry
Kohn, Franz 2nd Battery
Kaufman, Jacob A. Permanent Guard
Lowenstein, Charles D1st Infantry
Liebenstein, William B3d Infantry
Lisner, Henry F5th Infantry
Killed at Petersburg.
Loebe, Michael C6th Infantry
Liebman, Louis I7th Infantry
Wounded at Hatchers' Run.
Levy, Theodore 10th Infantry
Levi, Isidore I14th Infantry
Levison, Isaac E18th Infantry
Died in the service.
Lewison, Lewis E22nd Infantry
Lyon, Benjamin A23d Infantry
Died in the service.
Lyons, Moses J. G24th Infantry
Liebenstein, Philip B26th Infantry
Liebenstein, W. B26th Infantry
Lippman, HenryCommissaryF26th Infantry
Died of wounds.Sergeant
Loeb, Henry C35th Infantry
Loeb, Lewis E36th Infantry
Langstaat, Gotfried1st LieutenantH2nd Cavalry
Re-enlisted as Veteran; promoted from Sergeant;
served four years.
Livermore, Joseph L. L2nd Cavalry
Wounded and captured.
Lichtenberg, FrederickCorporalM3d Cavalry
Served three years.
Loeb, Isaac C4th Cavalry
Died in the service.
Mark, Frederick C1st Infantry
Marks, Jacob H 1st Infantry
Metzler, Jacob K2nd Infantry
Wounded and captured at Gainesville.
Moses, Edgar F7th Infantry
Served four years.
Marx, Jacob H9th Infantry
Marks, Joseph B. G10th Infantry
Died in the service.
Moses, Albert H10th Infantry
Maas, Marton B11th Infantry
Meyer, Simon I11th Infantry
Meyer, Bernard2nd LieutenantB17th Infantry
Enlisted as Private.
Meyer, Emanuel B17th Infantry
Maas, Frederick C17th Infantry
Maas, William D17th Infantry
Wounded in action.
Marx, Philip E18th Infantry
Captured.
Moses, Richard C21st Infantry
Moses, John C21st Infantry
Marx, Jacob D21st Infantry
Mayer, Joseph C24th Infantry
Mayer, LouisCorporalC24th Infantry
Enlisted as Private; killed at Resaca, Georgia.
Mayer, Jacob K24th Infantry
Moses, Martin E25th Infantry
Mann, Nathan G25th Infantry
Died in the service.
Metzel, AlexanderSergeant-Major B26th Infantry
Enlisted as Private.
Meyer, Leopold C26th Infantry
Served three years.
Mangold, Nathan K26th Infantry
Killed at Chancellorsville.
Mandel, Theodore D27th Infantry
Served three years.
Mandel, Heinrich D27th Infantry
Wounded; captured; died as prisoner.
Mandel, Frederick D27th Infantry
Served three years.
Marx, Henry P. C33d Infantry
Served three years.
Maier, Jacob K48th Infantry
Maier, Herman A50th Infantry
Maas, Fritz K51st Infantry
Moses, Alfred D52nd Infantry
Marcus, Bernard A1st Cavalry
Mayer, John T. B1st Cavalry
Marx, Frederick B2nd Cavalry
Served three years.
Moritz, Oscar H2nd Cavalry
Marks, Theodore A3d Cavalry
Moses, Reuel E. C4th Cavalry
Marks, Henry2nd Lieutenant 12th Battery
Enlisted as private; served three years.
Mayers, Jacob 13th Battery
Maier, David C1st Heavy Artillery
Mann, Jacob C1st Heavy Artillery
Nauman, MoritzCorporalE9th Infantry
Captured; served three years.
Nauman, Frederick E9th Infantry
Served three years.
Newman, Carl B17th Infantry
Nathan, Daniel I24th Infantry
Newstadfor, Nathan H24th Infantry
Killed at Chickamauga, Georgia.
Nussbaum, George C33d Infantry
Served three years.
Nathan, Adolph A41st Infantry
Newbaum, Michael G44th Infantry
Nussbaum, Daniel D51st Infantry
Neuberg, Jacob H2nd Cavalry
Died in the service.
Perlewitz, Herman H1st Infantry
Perlewitz, H.SergeantA26th Infantry
Polashak, Adolph H26th Infantry
Pollack, Frederick J. B3d Cavalry
Died in the service.
Rice, Morris S. C1st Infantry
Richtenstein, JuliusCorporalC1st Infantry
Entered as Private.
Rose, Alexander 5th Infantry
Rothschild, Max 5th Infantry
Rosenberg, Henry D6th Infantry
Rice, Jacob C7th Infantry
Captured; died at Andersonville.
Rosenbach, Charles F8th Infantry
Veteran; served four years.
Rosenthal, Rudolph B9th Infantry
(reorganized)
Rothschild, William F10th Infantry
Rosenau, Charles B. F21st Infantry
Rosenbaum, Arnold C24th Infantry
Died of wounds received at Kenesaw Mountain.
Rosenthal, Henry D26th Infantry
Wounded at Gettysburg.
Rosenthal, William E26th Infantry
Wounded in action.
Rosenthal, Eugene K31st Infantry
Rosenau, Charles A35th Infantry
Died in the service.
Rosenberg, James C36th Infantry
Rosenberg, FrederickCorporalC45th Infantry
Rosenfeld, LeopoldCorporalD48th Infantry
Rosenthal, August E48th Infantry
Rosenthal, William F50th Infantry
Rosenheim, Max H2nd Cavalry
Wounded at Grand Gulf, Missouri.
Rice, Simon 1st Battery
Rice, Nathan P. 5th Battery
Veteran; served four years.
Rose, Moses 6th Battery
Rice, Nathan B. 12th Battery
Steiner, Henry D1st Infantry
Steiner, Frederick D1st Infantry
Steinberger, Jacob E1st Infantry
Sampson, Samuel I2nd Infantry
Captured.
Schwab, Simon I3d Infantry
Samuels, AlexanderCommissary-D3d Infantry
Sergeant
Enlisted as Private.
Samuels, AlexanderQuartermaster 5th Infantry
(reorganized)
Schoenfeld, Joseph A5th Infantry
Samuels, David D5th Infantry
Schoneman, AugustCorporalD9th Infantry
Enlisted as Private; served three years.
Solomon, James F. E12th Infantry
Seligman, Louis { K13th Infantry
{24th Infantry
Sampson, Samuel A15th Infantry
Died in the service.
Solomon, Edwin A. D16th Infantry
Steinman, Jacob E16th Infantry
Captured.
Simon, Jacob C17th Infantry
Solomon, James C17th Infantry
Stein, Samuel K17th Infantry
Died in the service.
Solomon, G. W. E19th Infantry
Samson, Joel J. E21st Infantry
Semisch, Julius A26th Infantry
Stein, Julius C26th Infantry
Killed at Chancellorsville.
Solomon, Levi H. A29th Infantry
Sampson, Reuben 33d Infantry
Stern, William F33d Infantry
Served three years.
Stern, Charles F33d Infantry
Wounded; captured; died of wounds.
Selig, Ludwig 45th Infantry
Schoeneman, David F49th Infantry
Sachs, Lewis 49th Infantry
Salmon, Joseph H1st Cavalry
Captured.
Seidenburg, Henry D1st Cavalry
Sachs, Louis H2nd Cavalry
Served three years.
Schlesinger, William M3d Cavalry
Sachs, William G. A4th Cavalry
Steinman, William A 1st Heavy Artillery
Simon, Charles K 1st Heavy Artillery
Sachs, Samuel 9th Battery
Served four years.
Vogel, Carl I34th Infantry
Vogel, JuliusSergeantK45th Infantry
Wise, Solomon K1st Infantry
Wolf, VictorCaptainC8th Infantry
Promoted from Lieutenant.
Weiss, Jacob G10th Infantry
Served three years.
Wolf, Jacob B11th Infantry
Wolf, Abraham G11th Infantry
Wolf, FrankSergeantD12th Infantry
Enlisted as Private.
Wetzel, AlexanderMajorB26th Infantry
Enlisted as a Private in the 20th Wisconsin Volunteers; promoted to Corporal, Sergeant and Major for bravery at Chancellorsville; he was mortally wounded at Gettysburg.
Wolf, Albert G26th Infantry
Died of wounds.
Wolf, Abraham I38th Infantry
Leg amputated.
Wenk, Theodore H 45th Infantry
Wolf, Samuel A51st Infantry
Wolf, Adam A51st Infantry
Wolf, Jacob C51st Infantry
WYOMING TERRITORY.
Name.Rank.Company.Regiment.
Judell, H. D1st Infantry