LISTS OF JEWISH SOLDIERS IN THE UNION AND CONFEDERATE ARMIES DURING THE CIVIL WAR, CLASSIFIED ACCORDING TO STATES AND ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.

ALABAMA.

Name.Rank.Company.Regiment.

Abraham, Jacob 3d Infantry

Abraham, Isaac 1st Artillery

Abraham, Joseph B2d Cavalry

Altemount, Simon C12th Infantry

Abraham, D. B1st Cavalry

Altman, —— 12th Infantry

Abraham, A. G6th Infantry

Block, Maurice 27th Infantry

Killed at Seven Pines.

Bean, Lewis 33d Infantry

Bamburger, Solomon S.,Major 6th Infantry

Wounded at Seven Pines; after which General

Johnston appointed him Private Secretary.

Blum, Elias 10th Infantry

Wounded at Frazier's Farm.

Benedick, F. 3d Infantry

Bernstein, P. Eufala Light

Artillery

Barwald, M. G6th Infantry

Barwald, D. 3d Infantry

Cohn, L. J. 3d Infantry

Cohen, Louis 4th Infantry

Coleman, ——Sergeant 6th Infantry

Cahn, Jacob B4th Infantry

Colling, William B4th Infantry

Cahn, S. 3d Infantry

Daniel, William A1st Infantry

Captured; died and buried at Woodlawn Cemetery,

Elmira, New York.

Dreyfus, Samuel B1st Artillery

Einhorn, Aaron B4th Infantry

Ehlbert, M. 21st Infantry

Falk, L. M. D5th Cavalry

Fischer, E.CaptainA12th Infantry

Promoted from private.

Goodman, Henry A10th Infantry

Goldstein, Isidore E4th Infantry

Gerson, M. L. 3d Infantry

Gerson, A. 3d Infantry

Goldstein, I. B1st Cavalry

Gutman, Joseph B1st Cavalry

Griel, Louis 14th Infantry

Gutman, Emanuel G10th Infantry

Hirschfeld, Jacob E14th Infantry

Killed at Sharpsburg.

Heyman, S. A18th Cavalry

Wounded at New Hope Church; disabled from field

duty; on detached service until surrender.

Herzberg, H.LieutenantJ18th Cavalry

Killed at New Hope Church.

Heyman, Isaac J18th Cavalry

Wounded seven times; promoted on the field of battle

for bravery.

Haas, Siegmund C12th Cavalry

Hartman, Joseph 3d Cavalry

Hirschfielder, Jacob 5th Cavalry

Killed at Gettysburg.

Hofheimer, Henry Washington Light

Artillery

Hirscher, E. 3d Infantry

Henlein, A. B4th Infantry

Harrison, Joseph A1st Infantry

Captured; died and buried at Woodlawn Cemetery,

Elmira, New York.

Israel, I. D60th Infantry

Captured; died and buried at Woodlawn Cemetery,

Elmira, New York.

Jacobson, Joseph A42d Infantry

Jonas, Israel 3d Infantry

Killed in action.

Jacobson, Adolph B20th Infantry

Wounded at Vicksburg, June 14, 1863; served balance of

time in hospital.

Joseph, Leonce G. HTemple's Battery and

7th Cavalry

Joseph, J. Lafayette Guard

Jaretzky, Morris G6th Infantry

Jackson,—— G6th Infantry

Kohn, Solomon D14th Infantry

Kraus, Lee D7th Infantry

Kohn, Jacob B1st Infantry

Kuleman, E. 3d Infantry

Karcher, E.CaptainA12th Infantry

Promoted from private.

Koffsky, S.LieutenantA12th Infantry

Killed at Seven Pines.

Kern, Simeon K17th Infantry

Klein, Louis EState Reserves

Kaiser, Lazarus M. EState Reserves

Kahn, Karl 23d Infantry

Klein, Abraham A42d Infantry

Levey, —— 3d Infantry

Lost a leg; subsequently killed.

L'Etondal, E. A12th Infantry

Levis, Lazarus 24th Infantry

Loewi, Henry EState Reserves

L'Etondal, F.Captain 12th Infantry

Promoted for bravery.

Lowenthal, Jacob 12th Infantry

Lewy, Henry 3d Infantry

Levy, B. M. 3d Infantry

Lobman, H. 3d Infantry

Levy, Samuel 3d Infantry

Wounded at Gettysburg.

Loewi, Samuel EState Reserves

Lemlo, L. B1st Cavalry

Leiter, I. B1st Cavalry

Levy, Julian C. E3d Infantry

Killed at battle of Malvern Hill.

Levy, Solomon 3d Infantry,

(Montgomery Blues.)

Moses, Montefiore,Surgeon

Moses, Mordecai}

Moses, Henry C.} Brothers Infantry

Moses, Alfred}

Meyer, Herman A42d Infantry

Meetif, S. A. 3d Infantry

Marks, SamuelLieutenant 3d Infantry

Myer, Moses B1st Artillery

Myer, Charles A42d Infantry

Myer, Henry B4th Infantry

Mook, A. K11th Infantry

Meyerberg, L. 3d Infantry

Markstein, Max C5th Infantry

Neubrik, F. 12th Infantry

Pepperman, Marx B1st Cavalry

Pickard, Samuel C12th Infantry

Proskauer, AdolphCaptainA12th Infantry

Entered the Confederate Army as private; was

appointed Color Sergeant; rose to be Captain; was

wounded four times.

Richmond, Charles B2d Cavalry

Richards, Julius K44th Infantry

Discharged 1862 for disability.

Raufman, S. 11th Infantry

Rohotsch, —— 3d Infantry

Richard, J. G3d Infantry

Richard, Aaron A44th Infantry

Solomon, DavidColonel

Appointed by the Governor of Alabama, as

Aide-de-Camp, with the rank of Colonel.

Steiner, L. 3d Infantry

Sussman, David 27th Infantry

Killed at Seven Pines.

Steiner, M. 3d Infantry

Strassburger, H.Lieutenant 3d Infantry

Sussman, H. B4th Infantry

Schoenbacher, H. B1st Infantry

Straus, I. B1st Infantry

Served until disabled.

Scharf, E. B1st Cavalry

Solomon, Joseph B1st Cavalry

Sulsbacher, A. 4th Infantry

Schalhofer, Philip K8th Infantry

Sterne, Samuel Eufala Artillery

Wounded at Atlanta.

Stern, Joseph 12th Infantry

Strauss, Leopold Cavalry

Served three years until disabled by wounds.

Siegel, Moses C12th Infantry

Killed in action.

Somentheil, Jacob C12th Infantry

Schiffmann, Jacob {G3d Infantry

{A44th Infantry

Killed at Seven Pines.

Siegle, —— 3d Infantry

Turgueim, David 3d Infantry

Tanhauser, Gustav 23d Infantry

Killed in action.

Ulfelder, M. 3d Infantry

Ullman, William A8th Wheeler

Cavalry

Waldman, L. 3d Infantry

Weil, D. 3d Infantry

Weil, H. 3d Infantry

Wambacher, Louis B20th Infantry

Killed at Vicksburg, June 14, 1863.

Wolf, Max C2nd Infantry

Young, L. 3d Infantry

Yaretski, JuliusLieutenant A33d Infantry

Served four years; promoted from private.

Zadick, Abraham C2d Cavalry

ARKANSAS.

Name.Rank.Company.Regiment.

Auerbach, A. K. 8th Cavalry

Burgauer, I. Woodruff Battery

Burgauer, E. Woodruff Battery

Baum, Henry Woodruff Battery

Cohn, Wolf West's Artillery

Cohen, Albert 6th Infantry

Daniel, David 1st Infantry

Dryfus, Marcus 1st Cavalry

Dryfus, Theo. 1st Cavalry

Erb, Jacob 1st Cavalry

Erb, S. 1st Mounted Rifles

Frank, Isaac 1st Cavalry

Flechter, J. G.Captain A6th Infantry

Franklin, Samuel 1st Cavalry

Fox, W. B2nd Cavalry

Febs, E. 6th Infantry

Frank, I. 4th Cavalry

Gans, Morris Parson's Cavalry

Gates, David AWoodruff Battery

Served four years.

Gates, Ferdinand AMarmaduke Command

Served four years.

Gates, Isaac Ross Arkansas

Served four years. Battalion.

Goodman, Herman 1st Infantry

Hirschfield, Henry A5th Infantry

Hineman, M. L. A6th Infantry

Heilbroner, Henry 3d Infantry

Hoover, E. West's Artillery

Kempner, Jacob 3d Cavalry

Kalischer, S. 1st Cavalry

Klein, Abraham 3d Cavalry

Kuhn, Sigismund West's Artillery

Kempner, Jacob 3d Cavalry

Levy, Julius A6th Infantry

Killed at Shiloh.

Lewis, L. B4th Infantry

Meyer, Henry 34th Infantry

Meyer, Gabriel 4th Infantry

Mock, Moses E6th Infantry

Mook, Samuel 6th Infantry

Newman, Myer 19th Infantry

Ottenheimer, Philip 1st Infantry

Ottenheimer, Abraham 1st Infantry

Pfarffer, Philip 4th Cavalry

Pollock, Abraham 3d Cavalry

Pollock, M. 3d Cavalry

Pollock, Leo Woodruff's Battery

Pfeifer, Philip 1st Cavalry

Rich, Rudolph 6th Infantry

Simmons, Jacob 1st Infantry

Stern, Solomon 1st Cavalry

Samuels, J. 3d Cavalry

Simmons, Harvey 1st Infantry

Vollener, Louis 4th Infantry

Winters, Samuel H6th Infantry

Winters, Moses H6th Infantry

CALIFORNIA.

Name.Rank.Company.Regiment.

Alexander, A. A2nd Infantry

Adler, L. 6th Infantry

Bacharach, Joseph A2nd Infantry

Cohn, S. B. F6th Infantry

Cohen, SolomonCorporal C3d Infantry

Served three years.

Davidson, Solomon 1st Cavalry

An officer of distinction made the following remarks concerning this gallant soldier:

"Personally I know several Hebrews who served in the California regiments known as the 'California Column' but in the long years that have elapsed I have forgotten their names. They were all good, faithful soldiers to the flag they enlisted to defend. One I remember, by name, Solomon Davidson. Comrade Davidson belonged to a cavalry regiment; I think it was the 1st California, ordered for service in Arizona, Texas and New Mexico. That regiment has seen more hard service in the saddle than any other I know of wearing Uncle Sam's uniform. Comrade Davidson was a brave man, carrying dispatches and orders from one part of the command to another, regardless of storms and dangers of Indian ambush so often to be encountered in the Territories. Davidson was a loyal, gallant soldier, and I am glad to be able to say this much for our old Jewish comrades in arms. We knew no distinction on account of birth or religion in the army, but we loved all loyal men who gave their lives to the government in the hour of its need. Let me in conclusion express my conviction that a comparison of services will not be determined detrimentally to our Hebrew comrades."

Faught, Solomon 1st Infantry

Fox, A. H1st Infantry

Frank, M. F1st Cavalry

Guggenheim, Solomon E6th Infantry

Harris, David M1st Cavalry

Served three years.

Hoffman, J. D1st Cavalry

Hess, Louis C2nd Cavalry

Heubsman, J. B. C4th Infantry

Klaus, Moses B2nd Infantry

Lambert, F. H. H1st Infantry

Levick, L. H1st Infantry

Miller, Louis 6th Infantry

Meyers, Otto H1st Infantry

Meyer, A. I6th Cavalry

Solomon, E. H1st Infantry

Simon, Emil A2nd Infantry

Sichel, Eugene H2nd Cavalry

Simon, Isadore G6th Cavalry

Schiller, HenrySergeantA2nd Cavalry

Entered as private.

Toklas, Jacob W.2nd Lieutenant K6th Cavalry

Enlisted as private; promoted for bravery.

Toklas, Ferdinand K6th Infantry

Served three years.

Zacharias, Jacob K6th Infantry

Protecting United States Mail

overland from Indian and

Mormon attacks and riot at San Francisco.

CONNECTICUT.

Name.Rank. Company.Regiment.

Cohen, Henry 7th Infantry

Cline, Samuel E26th Infantry

Cantrowitz, Samuel D10th Infantry

Dettelbach, Harry D10th Infantry

Dryfuss, Charles D10th Infantry

Hoshland, Nathan I7th Infantry

Harris, Henry D10th Infantry

Isaac, Julius D10th Infantry

Lauber, Louis D10th Infantry

Morris, Simon I20th Infantry

Newman, Leon B3d Infantry

Rosenthal, Samuel 10th Infantry

Rosenthal, Simon C10th Infantry

Straus, Moses 10th Infantry

Schiff, Ludwig D10th Infantry

Wolfsohn, S. E7th Infantry

Wertheimer, —— D10th Infantry

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

Name.Rank. Company.Regiment.

Behrend, A., Doctor.

entered as Private,

transferred to 2nd U. S. Regulars,

promoted to Hospital Steward,

Army of the Potomac.

Freirick, Charles { BTurner Rifles

{8th Battalion

Mundheim, Lewis 8th Artillery

Junior Vice Commander

Garfield Post No. 7, G. A. R.

FLORIDA.

Name.Rank. Company.Regiment.

Cohen, Gus Milton Artillery

Daniel, M. A1st Infantry

Captured; died and buried in

Woodlawn Cemetery, Elmira, New York.

GEORGIA.

Name.Rank.Company.Regiment.

Aaronheim, D. D49th Infantry

Abrams, J. J. 1st Infantry

Abrahams, J. M. 49th Infantry

Baer, Samuel 6th Infantry

Served until close of war.

Benjamin, S. 51st Infantry

Brown, M. D2nd Battalion

Brandt, Adolph 5th Infantry

Bloomfield, Isaac A10th Infantry

Bear, Samuel

Killed; buried in Jewish cemetery at

Richmond, Virginia.

Coleman, —— 51st Infantry

Cohen, Solomon 51st Infantry

Crone, Herman A20th Infantry

Sixteen years old when enlisted;

taken prisoner at Williamsburg.

Cohen, Philip A8th Infantry

Dreyer, Louis A. 1st and 63d

Infantry

De Young, Harry 2nd Battalion

Davisson, D. 2nd Battalion

Davidson, DavidCaptain 50th Infantry

Eichbaum, Joseph 44th Infantry

Wounded several times.

Elkan, M. 63d Infantry

Ehrlich, A. 1st Infantry

Wounded in action.

Eberhart, Jacob G7th Cavalry

Captured; died and buried at

Woodlawn Cemetery, Elmira, New York.

Falkner, C. B4th Infantry

Died of wounds received at

Hanover Court House.

Friedenthal, L. 1st Cavalry

Feuchtwanger, —— 2nd Battalion

Foote, Abraham 14th Infantry

Frieslehen, Jacob D4th Infantry

Frank, J.

Killed; buried at Jewish cemetery at

Richmond, Virginia.

Goldsmith, M. M.Lieutenant Home Guards

Killed near Macon, Georgia.

Green, William 57th Infantry

Goodman, Charles 2nd Battalion

Gans, Jacob A4th Infantry

Greenbaum, Jacob 51st Infantry

Killed at Gettysburg.

Goodman, Isaac 3d Battalion

Goldman, Edward A2nd Battalion

Subsequently Drill Officer of

38th North Carolina Infantry.

Geisenheimer, M. B1st Infantry

Goodman, HenrySergeantB14th Infantry

Enlisted as private; wounded

in three actions—Harper's

Ferry, Chancellorsville and the Wilderness.

Goldstein, —— 18th Infantry

Killed in action.

Goldsmith, I. Wellington Ranger

Died of fever contracted in camp.

Haas, Solomon A1st Infantry

Enlisted, 1861; when mustered out,

re-enlisted in 12th Artillery

Hertz, J. H. I2nd Infantry

Hirschler, I. D2nd Infantry

Harris, Elisha Cobb's Legion

Captured; died and buried at

Woodlawn Cemetery, Elmira, New York

Heyman, Isaac D4th Infantry

Wounded at Malvern Hill.

Hayman, Charles D4th Infantry

General Phil. Cook introduced this soldier to

General Gordon at the reunion of the old brigade

with the words: "General, this was one of the

bravest men in my brigade."

Heyman, A.

Killed; buried at Jewish cemetery at

Richmond, Virginia.

Isaacs, A. 46th Regiment

Isaacs, Emanuel 2nd Battery

Isaacs, Isaac 2nd Battalion

Isaacs, M. 13th Battalion

Jonas, Siegfried I8th Infantry

Jacobus, Jacob H.Lieutenant 5th Infantry

Killed at Shiloh.

Jackson, I. 51st Infantry

Jacobs, William M. 5th Infantry

Koppel, Jacob 5th Infantry

Killed at Shiloh.

Kahn, Moses 5th Infantry

Kohn, Bernard Cherokee Artillery

Kaufman, Selig A8th Infantry

Kohn, Jacob 63d Infantry

Lippman, Julius E12th Infantry

Levy, JacobSergeant 22d Infantry

Wounded; served until close of war.

Levy, Morris 4th Infantry

Lippman, Louis 8th Infantry

Wounded at Bull Run.

Lehman, A. 63d Infantry

Lippman, Jacob 63d Infantry

Levy, Simon 6th Infantry

Served three years.

Levy, NathanLieutenant 5th Infantry

Promoted from the ranks; killed.

Levy, JacobLieutenant 5th Infantry

Enlisted as private; killed at Petersburg.

Leon, Morris 44th Infantry

Promoted from private.

Levy, Dick 10th Infantry

Levy, M. D. 1st Infantry

Leisser, L. A4th Infantry

Wounded at the Wilderness.

Lyon, Leonareande,Colonel

Lyons, James de

Graduate of West Point;

Adjutant of State Troops.

Mount, Samuel B.,Lieutenant 9th Infantry

Promoted from the ranks.

Marcus, —— 63d Infantry

Meinhart, Isaac 63d Infantry

Meinhart, Samuel 63d Infantry

Morris, W. C3d Battery

Captured; died and buried at

Woodlawn Cemetery, Elmira, New York.

Mehlinger, J. C2d Battalion

Metzger, Isaac A2d Battalion

Mayer, Gabriel 4th Infantry

Moss, L. A. 4th Infantry

Marcus, M.Captain 15th Infantry

Killed, October 13th, 1864; buried in

Jewish Cemetery at Richmond, Virginia.

Magnus, Solomon Cherokee Artillery

Killed at Resaca, Georgia.

Manners, Jacob I8th Infantry

Meyer, Bernard A1st Infantry

Killed at Manassas.

Manes, E. H8th Infantry

Color-bearer at 2nd battle of Manassas,

and at Sharpsburg.

Meyer, Simeon 5th Infantry

Mayers, Aaron Silver Grays

Morris, Philip Silver Grays

Mayer, IsaacMajor 5th Infantry

Meyer, Lazarus 3d Infantry

Moses, ——LieutenantC2d Battery

Moses, I. Clifton A10th Infantry

Moses, Montefiore J. 2d Infantry

Promoted Surgeon.

Moses, William Moultrie 2d Infantry

Mehlinger, M B4th Infantry

Myers, Bernard 1st Infantry

Killed at Rich Mountain.

Merz, Louis D4th Infantry

Killed at Sharpsburg.

Moise, Edward M.CaptainA10th Infantry

Enlisted in 7th Cavalry; served until surrender;

commanded the 10th; had three horses shot from

under him in one day; commanded the advance in

the Hampton cattle raid; captured 2785 head of

cattle in the rear of General Grant's army in

the fall of 1864.

Moise, A. W.LieutenantH24th Infantry

Enlisted at the age of sixteen years as private in first

battalion of Maryland Cavalry; transferred to 24th

Regiment; wounded at the Wilderness carrying the

colors until disabled; promoted from the ranks.

Newman, C. 49th Infantry

Popper, I. 63d Infantry

Rosenberg, I. 3d Infantry

Killed; buried at Jewish Cemetery at

Richmond, Virginia.

Rush, George W.Captain 22d Infantry

Killed at Petersburg.

Robinson, A. 15th Infantry

Killed in action June 26th, 1863; buried at

Jewish Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia.

Rosenwalt, Lazarus 3d Infantry

Russell, Philip M. 1st Infantry

Sherlein, Leopold 5th Infantry

Stern, Isaac A2d Battalion

Wounded at Gettysburg.

Schiff, Joseph C2d Infantry

Sterne, Levi D4th Infantry

Sterne, Anselm D4th Infantry

Wounded by a shell.

Simon, N. 51st Infantry

Segal, M. 50th Infantry

Sylvester, L. 5th Infantry

Sarling, Solomon 5th Infantry

Schiff, Jonas 44th Infantry

Schiff, P. 44th Infantry

Stern, Jacob 63d Infantry

Triest, Jacob 13th Battalion

Wallerstein, H. 44th Infantry

Wertheimer, Samuel K2nd Infantry

Weil, Jacob 3d Infantry

Wittkowsky, David 51st Infantry

Wittkowsky, AlexanderLieutenant 19th Infantry

Warner, L. Silver Grays

Wertheimer, Harris Carten Battalion

Artillery

Wertheimer, Henry B4th Regiment

Weiss, L.

Killed; buried in Jewish cemetery at

Richmond, Virginia.

Zitterbart, —— 4th Infantry

Macon, Georgia, German Artillery.

At the outbreak of the Civil War there existed in Macon, Georgia, an Artillery Company named "The Macon, Georgia, German Artillery," composed entirely of American citizens, of German birth, about one-third being of Hebrew faith. We give the names and positions of a few only, remembered by a survivor.

Name.Rank.

Binswanger, Nathan 2nd Lieutenant

Binswanger, J.Corporal

Binswanger, G.Private

Binswanger, Moses"

Einstein, ——"

Fendig, ——"

Hochser, ——"

Kahn, ——Orderly-Sergeant

Miller, H.Private

Nordlinger, B.Bugler

Nordwalt, A.Private

Sanger, A."

Sanger, R."

1st Camp, Harrison, between Savannah and Brunswick.

2nd Camp, Satilla, near Brunswick, Georgia.

3d Camp, Failfair, near Savannah, Georgia.

Under Brigadier-General Capers. The Company was subsequently transferred to General Walker.

ILLINOIS.

Name.Rank.Company.Regiment.

Alexander, Isaac 8th Infantry

Asher, JuliusSergeantB9th Infantry

Auerback, Salomon {10th Infantry

{31st Infantry

Served until the close of the war.

Abrahamson, Otto E10th Infantry

Arnold, Aaron B12th Infantry

Adler, Charles G14th Infantry

Abraham, August B20th Infantry

Abraham, William 21st Infantry

Wounded at Stone River.

Adler, W. C30th Infantry

Abrams, Samuel 34th Infantry

Ash, David L.1st Lieutenant B37th Infantry

Promoted from the ranks.

Abrams, Frank A39th Infantry

Abrahams, FrederickLieutenant 44th Infantry

Adolph, Jacob 44th Infantry

Arnold, Isaac A.CaptainA46th Infantry

Promoted from 2nd Lieutenant.

Arnold, DavidCaptain 57th Infantry

Promoted from Lieutenant.

Abraham, Jacob 67th Infantry

Ash, Nathan 81st Infantry

Aaron, G. A83d Infantry

Abrahamson, William K84th Infantry

Arnold, Simon 92d Infantry

Aarons, George 120th Infantry

Arnold, Jacob 130th Infantry

Arnold, Reuben E131st Infantry

Adler, Ferdinand 153d Infantry

Asher, Samuel E154th Infantry

Aaron, Julius 156th Infantry

Adler, Henry 3d Cavalry

Arnold, Israel M3d Cavalry

Died in Service.

Alexander, W. 4th Cavalry

Died in camp.

Abrams, HenrySergeant 4th Cavalry

Enlisted as private.

Abraham, Alexander 5th Cavalry

Aaron, William 10th Cavalry

Abrams, H. C11th Cavalry

Ackerman, Jacob H11th Cavalry

Arnold, BenjaminLieutenant 12th Cavalry

Arnold, Abraham 17th Cavalry

Abrahamson, J. 1st Artillery

Adler, DanielCorporal Hershaw Artillery

Adler, DankmarCorporal —— Artillery

Behrens, A. 8th Infantry

Berlin, David B8th Infantry

Blind, Philip K8th Infantry

Bachman, Jacob 8th Infantry

Benjamin, Charles A. 13th Infantry

Bernard, George K13th Infantry

Benjamin, W. A13th Infantry

Breslauer, Morris K19th Infantry

Breslauer, Joseph 19th Infantry

Behrends, Bernhart 21st Infantry

Benjamin, John K22d Infantry

Served three years.

Blumenthal, IsidoreCorporalK24th Infantry

Enlisted as private;

served three years.

Blumenthal, Edward K24th Infantry

Bamberger, Alexander K24th Infantry

Baum, BenjaminCorporal 25th Infantry

Enlisted as private.

Benjamin, Jacob 25th Infantry

Brucker, S. S.LieutenantC39th Infantry

Enlisted as private.

Baer, Joseph C39th Infantry

Bien, Frederick G39th Infantry

Bien, David C. 42d Infantry

Baum, Henry 44th Infantry

Bamberger, V. 49th Infantry

Baum, George 49th Infantry

Blum, Gustav 57th Infantry

Bauer, Ferdinand E58th Infantry

Bernhard, Jacob 63d Infantry

Killed in battle.

Bamberger, Salomon A65th Infantry

Bernstein, SamuelSergeantK67th Infantry

Enlisted as private.

Brum, SamuelCaptain 81st Infantry

Wounded at Guntown;

promoted to Captain for bravery on

the battlefield; served three years.

Baum, GeorgeSergeantB82d Infantry

Blum, Louis 82d Infantry

Bauer, Jacob H82d Infantry

Brand, Jacob 82d Infantry

Brede, Charles C82d Infantry

Killed at Chancellorsville.

Burgheim, Herman C82d Infantry

Baum, Charles 112th Infantry

Behrens, Ferdinand E113th Infantry

Bien, Jacob B126th Infantry

Baum, Samuel 142d Infantry

Breslauer, MoritzSergeant 147th Infantry

Baer, Reuben B. D4th Cavalry

Baum, Franklin 4th Cavalry

Baer, Daniel M7th Cavalry

Bauer, Herman 9th Cavalry

Blum, Charles 16th Cavalry

Died of wounds.

Behrens, Heinrich 16th Cavalry

Blum, Louis 16th Cavalry

Blumenberg, Lewis 2d Artillery

Coleman, Alexander 8th Infantry

Cornelius, Adolph 9th Infantry

Re-enlisted as Veteran; died of wounds.

Cerff, George 13th Infantry

Killed at Little Rock, Arkansas.

Coleman, Isaac 15th Infantry

Re-enlisted after expiration of term.

Cohn, J. E18th Infantry

Coleman, Henry 18th Infantry

Cornelius, Samuel B26th Infantry

Cauffman, AlbertLieutenantE33d Infantry

Coleman, Isaac D42nd Infantry

Cohen, A. H46th Infantry

Coleman, J. 56th Infantry

Cohn, Friedrich C82nd Infantry

Cohen, Henry K82nd Infantry

Cohen, Jacob H147th Infantry

Cohen, Louis 7th Cavalry

Cohen, William1st LieutenantB12th Cavalry

Promoted from Corporal.

Darmstadter, Jacob A8th Infantry

Davidson, Henry 12th Infantry

Died from wounds.

Davidson, Samuel,Assistant-Surgeon14th Infantry

De Wolf, Henry A15th Infantry

David, Daniel 18th Infantry

Daniels, Abraham H29th Infantry

Davidson, Marcus L. G35th Infantry

Daniels, Joseph 35th Infantry

Davidson, David J. F38th Infantry

Killed in action.

Davidson, Benjamin T.SergeantB40th Infantry

De Wolf, DavidCaptain 47th Infantry

Killed at the battle of Corinth.

Daniel, Joseph 49th Infantry

Durst, Jacob G57th Infantry

Daniels, Alexander 65th Infantry

David, E. 65th Infantry

David, Leaser A65th Infantry

Daniel, Jacob K87th Infantry

David, Jacob 97th Infantry

David, Isaac B132nd Infantry

Danielson, Elof I132nd Infantry

David, IsaacCaptain 151st Infantry

Davidson, David 5th Cavalry

Danielson, Gustav B9th Cavalry

De Wolf, William B1st Artillery

Danielson, August 1st Artillery

Erlacher, Max D24th Infantry

Esslinger, Joseph 30th Infantry

Engel, Ferdinand H43d Infantry

Engel, Asa 72nd Infantry

Wounded.

Engel, Frank B132nd Infantry

Eckstein, Lewis 3d Cavalry

Einden, SalomonLieutenant 12th Cavalry

Enlisted as private.

Ehrlich, William 12th Cavalry

Engel, Moritz 12th Cavalry

Franks, William F8th Infantry

Frank, Joseph 10th Infantry

Re-enlisted as Veteran.

Frank, Philip 12th Infantry

Freeman, Joseph H14th Infantry

Frank, David E. 21st Infantry

Frank, Frederick 28th Infantry

Freeman, Moses C32nd Infantry

Franks, E. S. 39th Infantry

Frank, Carl D43d Infantry

Killed in action.

Frank, Herman 43d Infantry

Badly wounded.

Frankenberg, Eli 46th Infantry

Frank, Simon C57th Infantry

Freeman, J. A66th Infantry

Falkenthal, Adolph D70th Infantry

Friedenberg, Isaac 75th Infantry

Frank, Jacob 76th Infantry

Frank, I. A82nd Infantry

Frank, MeierCaptainC82nd Infantry

Frank, Moritz C82nd Infantry

Frank, MayerCaptainC82nd Infantry

Enlisted at Chicago; was elected Lieutenant of Company C of the 82nd Regiment, in which he served about two years, when he was promoted to Captain. He was at Chancellorsville and Gettysburg from first to last. Subsequently he was appointed Brigade Inspector and ordered West. He took part in the battle of Wauhatchie and at Missionary Ridge, commanding the 80th. He went with Sherman to Knoxville to relieve Burnside. Captain Frank's deeds entitle him to a place among the bravest Captains in the service of the United States. When Captain Frank volunteered to dislodge Confederate sharpshooters, his whole Company to a man followed him. It was subsequent to this act that he was appointed Brigade Inspector. Two horses were shot from under him at the first day's battle at Gettysburg. He scouted for some time in Georgia, Tennessee and Alabama against guerilla chief "Roddy."

Frank, Jesse 86th Infantry

Frank, Isaac 104th Infantry

Frank, DavidSergeantI105th Infantry

Franks, William1st Lieutenant B168th Infantry

Promoted from Corporal.

Frank, Isaac 118th Infantry

Frankenberg, Benjamin 119th Infantry

Died of wounds received in battle.

Frank, Emanuel 130th Infantry

Fishel, Samuel 135th Infantry

Fishel, Daniel 135th Infantry

Frankenberger, David 150th Infantry

Frankenberger, Ephraim 150th Infantry

Frank, Israel B 2nd Cavalry

Frank, Noah 3d Infantry

Died in the service.

Freeman, Marcus 7th Infantry

Frank, Henry B9th Infantry

Freund, Ludwig 13th Infantry

Died in the service.

Frank, Philip 2nd Artillery

Goldsmith, David H7th Infantry

Greenwall, David A8th Infantry

Gottlob, Theo.Lieutenant 9th Infantry

Gleiser, N. G10th Infantry

Goldsmith, J.Corporal 14th Infantry

At expiration of term re-enlisted as a veteran.

Gottlob, Adolph G14th Infantry

Goldsmith, George 14th Infantry

Goldsmith, Alexander 10th Infantry

Re-enlisted after being honorably discharged.

Wounded in action at Stone River.

Goldsmith, AlexanderCorporalF19th Infantry

Wounded at Stone River, Kentucky.

Goldsmith, Jonas F19th Infantry

Enlisted as private; re-enlisted after being

honorably discharged. Killed at Stone River,

Kentucky.

Goldsmith, Abraham 24th Infantry

Goodman, Daniel E27th Infantry

Goldsmith, Henry K28th Infantry

Gottlieb, Joseph G28th Infantry

Gottshalk, Emanuel H37th Infantry

Goldsmith, Jacob I37th Infantry

Greenebaum, Samuel C39th Infantry

Green, S. W. 42nd Infantry

Greenwalt, Samuel 49th Infantry

Goldsmith, Benjamin F70th Infantry

Goldman, E. 71st Infantry

Gottlob, JosephCaptainI82nd Infantry

Promoted from Lieutenant.

Greenhut, Joseph B.Captain 82nd Infantry

Enlisted as a private at Chicago, April, 1861, in 12th Illinois Infantry, being the second man on the enrollment list of those who enlisted in Chicago for the war. He was promoted to Sergeant, August, 1861; was with the 12th Illinois Regiment through all the campaigns under General Grant, in Kentucky and Tennessee, up to and including the Battle of Fort Donaldson, in February, 1862, at which battle, while storming the Fort and just before its surrender, he was badly shot in the right arm which caused his retirement from the 12th Illinois shortly thereafter. In August, 1862 he was appointed Captain of Company K, 82nd Illinois Infantry, in which Regiment he passed through the various campaigns and battles in Virginia, under Generals Burnside, Hooker and Meade. Captain Greenhut participated in the memorable Battle of Gettysburg, July 1st, 2nd and 3d, 1863. He was then transferred to the staff of Brigade Commander Hecker, being appointed Adjutant-General of the brigade. This brigade, after the Gettysburg Battle, Rosecrans who, with his army, was surrounded at was transferred to the Western army to relieve General Chattanooga, Tennessee. The brigade had a severe battle at Wauhatchie, near Chattanooga, in opening communications with Rosecrans. The same brigade also took a prominent part in the battles of Mission Ridge and Lookout Mountain, as well as shortly thereafter of that of Knoxville, Tennessee. On the retirement of General Hecker, in February, 1864, Captain Greenhut also resigned his position in the army; the following communication being handed him on his retirement, by General McGroarty, who succeeded in the command of the brigade:

"Headquarters 3d Brigade, 3d Division, 11th Corps. Whiteside, Tenn., February 28th, 1864.

General order No. 9.

Captain Joseph B. Greenhut, of the 82nd Regiment Illinois Volunteers, having tendered his resignation, is, in pursuance of special order, No. 55, Headquarters Department of the Cumberland, February 24, 1864, relieved from duty as Assistant Adjutant-General of this Brigade, and Lieutenant Rudolph Muller is announced as his successor. In parting with Captain Greenhut, the Colonel commanding feels it both a duty and a pleasure to bear testimony to his diligence, zeal and fidelity in the performance of his duty in the office, as well as in the field, and he regrets to see so excellent and brave an officer as Captain Greenhut leave his command.

Matters of important character only could induce Captain Greenhut to leave the army in which he served three long and hard years, taking active part in all the most decisive battles east and west.

To be read on dress parade to the troops to-day.

By order of Colonel McGroarty, Commanding Brigade and Post. Rudolph Muller, 1st Lieutenant and A. A. A. General.

Captain Joseph B. Greenhut, Assistant Adjutant-General, 3d Brigade."

In recent years Captain Greenhut was appointed by Governor Fifer one of the three commissioners to erect a monument on the battle-field of Gettysburg, in honor of the Illinois soldiers who participated in that battle. He delivered the dedicatory address at the unveiling of the monument, September 3, 1891, in the presence of Governor Fifer, and a large multitude of veterans and representative citizens of the State of Illinois, who visited the battle-field on that occasion.

The Chicago Tribune, of September 4, 1891, prints Captain Greenhut's speech, as follows:

"Friends and Comrades: We are assembled here to-day on the spot where, on the first day of July, 1863, our regiment stood in line, at the beginning of the first day's memorable Battle of Gettysburg. More than twenty-eight years have passed since that eventful struggle, but our memory is refreshed and brightened when we cast our eyes about us and view these familiar surroundings, and we are impressed in part with the feelings which raged in our breasts when we were formed into line on this field to stem the advance of the Rebel Army. It was an herculean task to perform when we consider that only a small portion of our army was in the field on the first day of the battle, while the larger portion of Lee's Army was concentrated on our front and right.

"None of us knew what a hot day's fight was before us when we broke camp at Emmetsburg early on the morning of July 1st, and began our march towards Gettysburg. We had not gone far when orders came to move faster and to be prepared for an engagement. As we approached the town of Gettysburg on the Emmetsburg road, we could hear the first shots that were being fired on the cavalry skirmish lines and soon thereafter received word that the First Corps, which was ahead of us, was already engaging the enemy, and then came the sad news that General Reynolds had been killed. We then moved double-quick through the town to this field where our batteries were placed in position, and at once opened fire on the advancing enemy. I was detailed in command of two companies of our regiment to support Dilger's battery, and I can bear witness to the effective work done by that gallant battery in holding the enemy in check. We were exposed to the fearful cannonade fire which the enemy opened in our front, and by which we had several of our men wounded. We held our ground for a long time against the large force in our front, but later in the afternoon Ewell's corps flanked us on the right, and as our numbers were still entirely too small to combat with the overwhelming forces of the approaching enemy on our right, there was no alternative for us but to retreat through the town and take up a position on Cemetery Hill. It was in this retreat through the town that our regiment suffered most severely, the rebels coming in through the side streets, which compelled us to fight our way through the entire town.

"Besides the killed and wounded we suffered in this street conflict, a number of our officers were cut off and captured by the enemy. It was a fearful struggle against great odds, and as our regiment covered the rear of our brigade in that retreat it has been a surprise to me that we were not entirely annihilated in our endeavors to force our way through the town up to Cemetery Hill. Each one of us can, however, vividly recollect the hair-breadth escapes experienced on that occasion without any allusions on my part. From Colonel Salomon, who had his horse shot from under him in the street, down through the entire rank of officers and men, none will ever forget that terrible day. As soon as we reached Cemetery Hill, we felt that we were in a better position and could resist any further attacks, if they should be made, and the rebels evidently came to that conclusion, as they did not make any further attempt that day.

"During the night we were reinforced by the remainder of our army, which reached Gettysburg from different points and which brought confidence and encouragement to us who had withstood the hardships of the engagement of the first day's battle. When daylight appeared July 2nd, we were prepared and ready for the second day's struggle.

"Early morning hours on the second day were spent in comparative quiet, each army in full view of the other, and each waiting for the other to begin the fight. The rebels, however, who had possession of the town, had filled the houses standing on the outskirts of the town, just below Cemetery Hill, with sharpshooters for the purpose of picking off our officers, whom they could easily spy standing or walking about on the hill. This had become quite troublesome and General Schurz requested Colonel Salomon to send a detail of about one hundred men to dislodge the sharpshooters. I had the honor to command that detail, which was made up of volunteers, and stormed those houses, driving out the sharpshooters and keeping possession of the houses the balance of the day. In making up this detail an incident happened which I shall surely remember as long as I live, and I cannot refrain from referring to it at this time. Brave John Ackerman, a private in my company, who on every previous occasion was the first to respond when volunteers were asked for to engage in some daring work, did not come to the front on this occasion. I was much surprised at his action, and stepped over to speak to him about it. He said to me:

"'Captain, I cannot go with you this time; I feel as though something terrible was going to happen to me to-day.'

"He looked pale and despondent. Believing that he did not feel well, I left him, after saying a few encouraging words to him. Within an hour after I left him, Ackerman was killed, a rebel shell cutting off more than half his head. His remains were buried on Cemetery Hill, close to where he was killed. It is singular, that he is the only one of our regiment killed at Gettysburg whose name appears on any headstone in the National Cemetery.

"The great artillery duel, consisting of the firing of more than 200 cannon, which was the beginning of the second day's battle, was especially severe on the exposed position occupied by the Eleventh Corps on Cemetery Hill, and the rebels seemed determined to dislodge us from our position, but were unsuccessful in their efforts. All of us can recollect the myriads of shells and bombs that flew in our midst and over our heads, dealing out death wherever they struck in our ranks, and few of the headstones which marked the graves in the old cemetery were left unbroken after that shower of shells.

"The terrible charge the rebels made in the evening of the second day to force us from our position on Cemetery Hill has passed into history as one of the most desperate and bloody of this memorable battle. The charge was made from the streets of the town by the rebel brigade known as the 'Louisiana Tigers,' and it is officially stated that out of 1700 men in that brigade less than 300 'Tigers' returned to the town after that charge. The third day's battle was nearly a duplicate of the day previous, our regiment holding the same position on Cemetery Hill and standing the terrible fire of the enemy with the same bravery and gallantry that had characterized our organization from the beginning. We can all recollect how with frantic desperation the rebels tried to dislodge us from the position we occupied, but all their attempts were unavailing, and when the radiant sun sank behind the western horizon after the third day's fight, the rebels signalized their defeat by a hasty retreat southward. We can also vividly remember how light-hearted and joyous we felt on that early Fourth of July morning when we gazed on those fields and hills in our front which only the evening before were full of life, covered with rebel soldiers and cannon, and now looked deserted and forsaken. We then first began to realize the great victory we had won, a victory which I confidently believe was the turning point for the salvation of this country. But while the face of every Union soldier on that morning was glowing with the flush of heroism, there were but few, however, who could pass without sad emotions over the fields which were so thickly strewn with dead and dying that in some places it was impossible to walk without stepping on some of the dead bodies. But these are the consequences of war, and I sincerely hope it may never again become necessary in this glorious country to call out large armies and to bring such great sacrifices in order to perpetuate our liberties and freedom. (Cheers.)

"It is not necessary to-day to eulogize the many brave deeds of the officers and men of our regiment on this battle-field, as the official records bear ample testimony on that subject, and I doubt whether any regiment can show a better record for bravery than the old 82nd Illinois. (Applause.)

"This monument which has been erected through the generosity of the State of Illinois to commemorate the noble deeds of the 82nd Regiment will stand for ages as a tribute of a grateful people to her sons, now living or dead, who participated in this, the greatest battle which was fought during the war for the preservation of the Union. (Cheers.)

"We, the surviving members of the 82nd Regiment, fully appreciate this token erected in our honor by the State of Illinois and in behalf of our comrades I desire to express through his excellency, Governor Fifer, our sincere thankfulness for the same." (Applause.)

"Mr. Greenhut concluded by paying a handsome compliment to the old Colonel of the 82nd, Colonel E. S. Salomon, and the ceremonies closed with the recitation of a short poem in German by Lieutenant John Baus, of Chicago."

Goodman, Abraham 83d Infantry

Goodman, Lewis 87th Infantry

Goldsmith, W 93d Infantry

Wounded in battle.

Goldsmith, J. 103d Infantry

Goodman, MosesLieutenant 109th Infantry

Goodman, Jacob 116th Infantry

Goldsmith, Joseph D118th Infantry

Goodman, E. 120th Infantry

Goldsmith, David 155th Infantry

Gans, Henry C2d Cavalry

Goldsmith, J.Corporal 4th Cavalry

Gans, Levi 10th Cavalry

Goldsmith, William 10th Cavalry

Goldsmith, G. W. I14th Cavalry

Gotthelf, JosephAdjutant 16th Cavalry

Enlisted as private; promoted for bravery to 1st

Lieutenant and Adjutant. After being mustered out

re-enlisted in 4th Regiment, Hancock's Veteran

Corps; served as Quartermaster Sergeant.

Gotthart, Moritz E2d Artillery

Hays, Benjamin B7th Infantry

Hess, Joseph A8th Infantry

Severely wounded at Fort Donelson.

Hahn, Martin D8th Infantry

Heineman, Henry A9th Infantry

Haas, Ferdinand A9th Infantry

Heineman, J. A9th Infantry

Herrman, Frank B9th Infantry

Hess, Alexander B11th Infantry

Heineman, William A12th Infantry

Killed at Fort Donelson.

Hays, Moses 18th Infantry

Hess, Abraham 19th Infantry

Re-enlisted as a veteran.

Heller, Adolph 19th Infantry

Herrick, C. K. 19th Infantry

Died from wounds received at

Elizabethtown, Kentucky

Heller, Albert 19th Infantry

Hahn, Charles 22nd Infantry

Hays, AbrahamCorporalC25th Infantry

Mustered out as Sergeant.

Hays, Franklin C25th Infantry

Hays, David C25th Infantry

Hays, Henry 25th Infantry

Hess, JacobCorporalA20th Infantry

Hays, Morris 33d Infantry

Hays, Levi 34th Infantry

Hart, Aaron 34th Infantry

Hays, Daniel 35th Infantry

Hoffman, AdolphCaptain 39th Infantry

Promoted from 2nd Lieutenant.

Herrman, M. } 2 brothers 41st Infantry

Herrman, Henry } 41st Infantry

Heineman, George A43d Infantry

Herrman, Louis B43d Infantry

Hess, Jacob G43d Infantry

Heineman, Henry K43d Infantry

Heilbrun, Joseph 43d Infantry

Hahn, Daniel 44th Infantry

Wounded and captured.

Hess, Aaron B46th Infantry

Hays, Morris C47th Infantry

Hays, B B54th Infantry

Hays, Levi 55th Infantry

Hayman, A. F57th Infantry

Heineman, Joseph A58th Infantry

Heineman, Jacob F58th Infantry

Herrman, Frank 59th Infantry

Hart, Isaac 63d Infantry

Hirsch, Joseph F64th Infantry

Hirsch, Julius 64th Infantry

Hays, Joseph 65th Infantry

Haas, Joseph F65th Infantry

Harris, Charles 66th Infantry

Hays, Isaac 66th Infantry

Heineman, William E67th Infantry

Haas, Morris 72nd Infantry

Haas, Alexander 79th Infantry

Hirschberg, Louis 80th Infantry

Herrman, Julius A82nd Infantry

Herrman, Jacob C82nd Infantry

Hessberger, Leopold C82nd Infantry

Henshall, Alexander C82nd Infantry

Heyman, Jacob C82nd Infantry

Hirschlein, Leopold C82nd Infantry

Hirsch, L. C82nd Infantry

Wounded at Gettysburg.

Hesslein, Isidore C82nd Infantry

Hahn, Isaac 93d Infantry

Hahn, Jacob 93d Infantry

Hirsch, AugustLieutenantC100th Infantry

Hirschberger, AaronLieutenant 107th Infantry

Hirsch, Benjamin 108th Infantry

Hirschberger, Herman 111th Infantry

Hirschman, Jacob H117th Infantry

Herzberger, F. 117th Infantry

Heineman, Henry 120th Infantry

Hess, Jacob 120th Infantry

Harris, Jacob 130th Infantry

Harris, Charles K134th Infantry

Served four years.

Holzman, S. L. A140th Infantry

Hays, JacobCaptain 142nd Infantry

Harris, BenjaminLieutenant 143d Infantry

Herrman, Gottlieb K144th Infantry

Herrman, Gottlieb K144th Infantry

Hirsch, Henry 152nd Infantry

Herz, David 156th Infantry

Hart, Aaron 1st Cavalry

Herrman, Herman 3d Cavalry

Hirschman, Joseph 3d Cavalry

Herrman, Jacob G5th Cavalry

Hahn, Henry K7th Cavalry

Herold, HermanLieutenant 11th Cavalry

Enlisted as private;

promoted for gallant conduct.

Hahn, Samuel 1st Artillery

Hart, LeviCaptain 1st Artillery

Promoted from 2nd Lieutenant.

Herman, Gottlieb 2nd Artillery

Hess, Henry 2nd Artillery

Hyman, L. Chicago Board of

Trade Battery

Isaacs, Joseph F8th Infantry

Israel, Samuel 18th Infantry

Israel, AaronSergeantK23d Infantry

Isenstein, GeorgeCaptain 24th Infantry

Isaacs, Aaron 42nd Infantry

Isaac, Charles 59th Infantry

Isaacson, Isaac 92nd Infantry

Isaacs, W. A. 117th Infantry

Isaac, David 119th Infantry

Israel, W. 12th Cavalry

Jacobs, C. 8th Infantry

Jacobs, BenjaminCorporalG9th Infantry

Killed at Fort Donelson.

Joseph, Joseph H10th Infantry

Jacobs, James A12th Infantry

Jacobson, Fr. D12th Infantry

Jacobs, G. 18th Infantry

Jacobs, DanielCorporalH25th Infantry

Jacobs, Joseph N. A26th Infantry

Jacobs, Samuel 30th Infantry

Jacobs, Fr. 37th Infantry

Jacobs, Elias D38th Infantry

Jacobs, J. B. 38th Infantry

Jacobs, Bernhart 39th Infantry

Jacob, Philip K43d Infantry

Jacobson, Jacob 44th Infantry

Jacobs, Henry K47th Infantry

Jacobson, Jacob 53d Infantry

Jacobs, Abraham 53d Infantry

Jacobs, E. 56th Infantry

Jacobs, Benjamin 57th Infantry

Jacobs, S. 62nd Infantry

Died in the service.

Jacobs, Henry H65th Infantry

Jacob, Aaron 66th Infantry

Jacobs, Samuel F78th Infantry

Jacobson, A. I82nd Infantry

Jacobs, William 93d Infantry

Died in the field.

Jacobson, Charles 94th Infantry

Jacobs, Joseph C98th Infantry

Jacobs, Aaron 98th Infantry

Jacobs, Samuel E98th Infantry

Jacobs, W.Corporal 103d Infantry

Jacobs, Joseph 133d Infantry

Jacobs, Henry C. C134th Infantry

Jacobs, Joseph E. 143d Infantry

Jonas, EdwardCaptain 149th Infantry

Julian, David 153d Infantry

Jacobs, Charles 2nd Cavalry

Jacobs, J. 3d Cavalry

Jacobs, Joseph, Jr. H9th Cavalry

Jacobson, J. 9th Cavalry

Jacobs, Charles H11th Cavalry

Jacobs, CharlesCorporalF11th Cavalry

Jacobs, Henry 11th Cavalry

Jacobs, Alexander 12th Cavalry

Jacobs, Bernhard 12th Cavalry

Jacobs, A. 15th Cavalry

Jacobs, David F. A1st Artillery

Jacobs, Jacob G1st Artillery

Jacobs, David M. 2nd Artillery

Jacobs, Daniel W. 2nd Artillery

Jacobs, Daniel Chicago Mercantile

Artillery

Jacobs, C. G. 13th United States

Infantry

Jonas, EdwardMajor 50th Infantry

Enlisted as private;

promoted to 2nd Lieutenant,

Captain and Major; captured at Shiloh.

Kahn, Moses D9th Infantry

Kohn, Edward H12th Infantry

Kurz, Elias C14th Infantry

Katz, Elias C14th Infantry

Kuhn, George 16th Infantry

Kahn, Henry 20th Infantry

Kohn, Henry 24th Infantry

Kaufman, Moritz1st LieutenantH24th Infantry

Promoted from Corporal.

Kaufman, Jacob K24th Infantry

Krauskopf, G.SergeantA39th Infantry

Kaufman, IsaacCorporal 47th Infantry

Kaufman, ReubenCorporal 54th Infantry

King, Louis H57th Infantry

Kaufman, Joseph 58th Infantry

Kaufman, LeviCorporalI68th Infantry

Koch, HermanSergeantF82nd Infantry

Koch, Frank F82nd Infantry

Koch, Gustav H82nd Infantry

Kramer, Samuel C82nd Infantry

Karminski, Jacob G88th Infantry

Wounded at Stone River.

Kohn, Jacob 95th Infantry

Kaufman, Levi 106th Infantry

Kaufman, Isaac 106th Infantry

Kaufman, Isaac C. F115th Infantry

Konig, Jacob 132nd Infantry

Kaufman, Jacob 149th Infantry

Kaufman, Philip I1st Cavalry

Kaufman, E. B. C2nd Cavalry

Kohn, N. 3d Cavalry

Kaufman, Philip E7th Cavalry

Konigstein, JacobCorporal 7th Cavalry

Wounded in action.

Kohn, Frederick 8th Cavalry

Kohn, Charles 9th Cavalry

Kahn, Friedrich H13th Cavalry

Kaufman, BenjaminSergeant 14th Cavalry

Died in the service.

Koch, Louis C16th Cavalry

Kaufman, Michael 1st Artillery

Kaufman, Martin 2nd Artillery

Koch, Joseph M. 2nd United States

Veteran Volunteers

Koch, Lewis 2nd United States

Veteran Volunteers

Leavit, Levi G3d Infantry

Lesser, Samuel B. I8th Infantry

Leib, HermanMajor 8th Infantry

Lehman, JacobCorporal 8th Infantry

Enlisted as private.

Lehman, Reuben F10th Infantry

Loeser, Levi H14th Infantry

Levin, Charles E17th Infantry

Levy, Michael 19th Infantry

Lang, Adolph 19th Infantry

Lehman, Ernst A20th Infantry

Ludwig, OscarCaptain 20th Infantry

Promoted from Sergeant.

Lehman, Frank 20th Infantry

Died in the service.

Lehman, Jacob 20th Infantry

Lieberman, Martin 21st Infantry

Died of wounds.

Levy, Joseph A24th Infantry

Leopold, William 45th Infantry

Lorch, Alexander 46th Infantry

Lehman, Joseph B47th Infantry

Lehman, Henry B47th Infantry

Loeb, Philip 49th Infantry

Lyon, Jacob F. 50th Infantry

Louis, Levi 50th Infantry

Lehman, Henry L.1st LieutenantA59th Infantry

Lehman, HenryCorporal 59th Infantry

Lederman, David E59th Infantry

Lederman, Daniel E59th Infantry

Lehman, J. 70th Infantry

Loeb, William2nd LieutenantC82nd Infantry

Levy, Louis C82nd Infantry

Lammfromm, Jacob C82nd Infantry

Lasalle, JacobCaptainC82nd Infantry

Loeb, WilliamCaptainC82nd Infantry

Entered as private;

promoted for gallant conduct.

Lehman, Lewis B86th Infantry

Lichtenberg, Jacob 87th Infantry

Listner, Louis 93d Infantry

Lederman, Abraham F113th Infantry

Lederman, A. 130th Infantry

Landenburg, Abraham 137th Infantry

Lyon, David M.Captain 138th Infantry

Lorch, Jacob 144th Infantry

Leib, Levi H. 2nd Cavalry

Died of wounds.

Ludwig, Daniel 3d Cavalry

Lichtenberger, Alfred 3d Cavalry

Lehman, Frederick 4th Cavalry

Leopold, William 8th Cavalry

Loeser, Jacob 9th Cavalry

Liebman, Daniel 10th Cavalry

Died of disease contracted in camp.

Lehman, Jacob 12th Cavalry

Levi, R. B13th Cavalry

Lehman, Frederick F13th Cavalry

Lehman, Michael2nd Lieutenant 13th Cavalry

Lehman, Max1st Lieutenant 16th Cavalry

Promoted from 2nd Lieutenant.

Leopold, William 1st Artillery

Mendel, Noah E.Captain 7th Infantry

Promoted from 2nd Lieutenant;

killed at Fort Donelson.

Myers, Leo W.1st Lieutenant 7th Infantry

Killed at Shiloh.

Morrison, Samuel 8th Infantry

Meyer, Leo 9th Infantry

Mayer, Charles G12th Infantry

Enlisted as private.

Meyers, Herman 12th Infantry

Meyers, David 7th Infantry

Meyers, Henry 8th Infantry

Meyer, Jacob 9th Infantry

Died in the service.

Moses, Frank C9th Infantry

Meyer, Moses 9th Infantry

Died in the service.

Meyers, Aaron H9th Infantry

Myers, Daniel 9th Infantry

Meerholz, Heinrich D10th Infantry

Marks, A. L. K13th Infantry

Served four years under

the name of Charles Harris.

Morris, Levi C14th Infantry

Myers, Frank 14th Infantry

Moses, George 15th Infantry

Menken, Herman 16th Infantry

Meyers, David 19th Infantry

Mayer, Jacob A20th Infantry

Meyers, Samuel 20th Infantry

Myer, Alexander 20th Infantry

Myer, Jonas G22nd Infantry

Mayer, A.SergeantA24th Infantry

Meyer, SamuelSergeant 24th Infantry

Meier, Jacob E25th Infantry

Mayer, CharlesCorporalF24th Infantry

Captured; died in Andersonville Prison.

Meier, Isidore K24th Infantry

Captured; died in Andersonville Prison.

Meier, Louis 26th Infantry

Myers, Joseph 26th Infantry

Died of wounds.

Manuel, Joseph G27th Infantry

Killed in action.

Moses, AlbertMajor 28th Infantry

Promoted from Sergeant.

Meier, Charles 28th Infantry

Mann, IsaacCorporalB30th Infantry

Promoted to 1st Lieutenant.

Marks, IsaacCorporal 30th Infantry

Meier, Jacob 31st Infantry

Morris, Simeon 31st Infantry

Morris, Levi E. 31st Infantry

Meyers, Abraham A33d Infantry

Killed at Vicksburg.

Myers, JosephCaptain 34th Infantry

Promoted from 2nd Lieutenant.

Marcus, Frederic 36th Infantry

Morris, Solomon 37th Infantry

Myers, Abraham G40th Infantry

Mann, Charles B43d Infantry

Meier, Frank 43d Infantry

Meyer, Louis K43d Infantry

Mann, Gustav 44th Infantry

Meier, Lewis 44th Infantry

Meyers, Joseph1st Lieutenant 44th Infantry

Promoted from Sergeant.

Moses, Lewis 46th Infantry

Moses, William 46th Infantry

Mayer, Isaac H46th Infantry

Myers, Jacob 47th Infantry

Mendel, David H47th Infantry

Moritz, William 48th Infantry

May, CharlesLieutenant 50th Infantry

Myers, Louis 54th Infantry

Mayer, CharlesAdjutant 58th Infantry

Promoted from private.

Meyers, Henry E58th Infantry

Moses, Charles F58th Infantry

Mayer, Benjamin 59th Infantry

Mayer, Abraham 62nd Infantry

Meyer, Frederick 63d Infantry

Meyers, Simeon2nd Lieutenant 63d Infantry

May, Aaron E.Adjutant 64th Infantry

Meyer, CharlesSergeant 65th Infantry

Meier, Charles E.CorporalG65th Infantry

Meier, Samuel G65th Infantry

Mann, MartinCaptain 65th Infantry

Mantel, A. E69th Infantry

Meyer, Charles 69th Infantry

Meyers, William 69th Infantry

Meyers, Alexander 70th Infantry

Meyer, Gustav 72nd Infantry

Meier, Ferdinand 72nd Infantry

Mantel, Charles 73d Infantry

Killed in action.

Mayer, Samuel 76th Infantry

Marx, C. H. G80th Infantry

Marks, Nathan C82nd Infantry

Meier, Daniel C82nd Infantry

Meier, Philip C82nd Infantry

Mannheim, E. C82nd Infantry

Meier, Gottlieb D82nd Infantry

Mayer, William D82nd Infantry

Meier, JacobCorporalK82nd Infantry

Killed at Chancellorsville.

Meyers, David I82nd Infantry

Manheimer, Godfrey C82nd Infantry

Wounded at Atlanta.

Meyers, Isaac 83d Infantry

Mann, IsaacCorporal 85th Infantry

Meyers, Solomon 85th Infantry

Mayer, Jacob 87th Infantry

Meyer, Joseph F87th Infantry

Meyers, Frank 89th Infantry

Mayers, W.Lieutenant 92nd Infantry

Myers, Isaac 103d Infantry

Myers, Henry 111th Infantry

Morgenthal, Jacob 116th Infantry

Mayer, Charles 118th Infantry

May, AbrahamLieutenant 130th Infantry

Myers, Lewis 131st Infantry

Morris, Nathan D131st Infantry

Meyer, Gustav D134th Infantry

Mayer, Henry 142d Infantry

Meier, Joseph 142d Infantry

Moses, ReubenLieutenant 146th Infantry

Promoted from the ranks.

Moses, AaronSergeant 1st Cavalry

Moses, ReubenSergeant 1st Cavalry

Meyers, Henry 2nd Cavalry

Mann, Levi 7th Cavalry

Meyers, Morris G7th Cavalry

Meier, Henry 7th Cavalry

Meyers, Daniel 8th Cavalry

May, Oscar 9th Cavalry

Meier, Herman 9th Cavalry

Died of wounds.

Meier, William 9th Cavalry

Meier, Herman 10th Cavalry

Meier, AugustLieutenant 10th Cavalry

Enlisted as private.

Mayer, Moses A12th Cavalry

Marks, Samuel L12th Cavalry

Meyers, Henry 13th Cavalry

Meyer, Ferdinand 13th Cavalry

Marx, FelixCaptain 13th Cavalry

Promoted from Lieutenant.

Meier, Moses B15th Cavalry

Mann, EugeneCorporalH15th Cavalry

Meyers, Charles A16th Cavalry

Mayer, J. B16th Cavalry

Meier, Herman 16th Cavalry

Marx, John F.Lieutenant 16th Cavalry

Meiers, Nathan 17th Cavalry

Meyers, David C1st Artillery

Meiers, Frank G1st Artillery

Meyers, HenrySergeant 1st Artillery

Enlisted as private.

Marx, Louis A2nd Artillery

Moses, Ferdinand K2nd Artillery

Mann, Lewis Chicago Mercantile

Artillery

Meyer, Henry Elgin Artillery

Neuman, Albert C9th Infantry

At expiration of term re-enlisted in

Company B; was killed at Fort Donelson.

Nathan, G. M. B24th Infantry

Nathan, Morris 24th Infantry

Newman, Joseph F42nd Infantry

Newman, J. 66th Infantry

Nieman, Moritz A82d Infantry

Newman, Benjamin 91st Infantry

Newman, Jacob F82nd Infantry

Nattinger, S. L. E104th Infantry

Newman, Jesse 112th Infantry

Newman, SimonCaptain 145th Infantry

Newman, J. 4th Cavalry

Newman, David 13th Cavalry

Died of wounds.

Newman, JacobCorporal Springfield Artillery

Ochs, George C9th Infantry

Ochs, Ferdinand H24th Infantry

Opperman, Julius 24th Infantry

Ochs, Martin 27th Infantry

Ochs, CharlesCorporalB71st Infantry

Ochs, Friedrich 72nd Infantry

Oppenheimer, Abraham 17th Cavalry

Phillipson, Aaron D3d Cavalry

Rose, E. E10th Infantry

Ressie, Adolph K10th Infantry

Rosenbach, Moses G10th Infantry

Rose, Daniel H12th Infantry

Rosenthal, Henry 21st Infantry

Rosenfeld, Frank K23d Infantry

Rosenthal, M. K43d Infantry

Rosenthal, Charles 49th Infantry

Rosenthal, C. W.Lieutenant 57th Infantry

Rose, Daniel 58th Infantry

Mortally wounded at Shiloh.

Rice, Joseph 58th Infantry

Rosenbaum, Alexander A75th Infantry

Rosenbaum, William 76th Infantry

Rosenthal, Sampson 82nd Infantry

Rosenhaupt, Joseph 107th Infantry

Rosenberg, S. 118th Infantry

Rosenhaupt, Simon I142nd Infantry

Rapp, Jacob 146th Infantry

Rosenberg, J. 3d Cavalry

Ruben, Frederick 12th Cavalry

Simpson, Elias 7th Infantry

Simpson, David K7th Infantry

Simonson, Isaac E8th Infantry

At expiration of term re-enlisted as veteran;

promoted to Sergeant; killed at Fort Blakely.

Sturmer, Joseph G10th Infantry

Sanders, Frank 16th Infantry

Samuels, Charles H19th Infantry

Simon, Joseph G24th Infantry

Summerfield, Elias 24th Infantry

Sanders, Jacob 25th Infantry

Solomon, F. A25th Infantry

Stern, Jacob 30th Infantry

Simpson, Isaac I31st Infantry

Simpson, William I31st Infantry

Stern, Joseph 35th Infantry

Simons, Adolph C37th Infantry

Simons, Marcus C37th Infantry

Simons, LeviCorporalF37th Infantry

Simpson, Joseph 38th Infantry

Simpson, Daniel 40th Infantry

Samuelson, Alexander C43d Infantry

Samuelson, Charles C43d Infantry

Samuelson, Charles A. C43d Infantry

Sanger, Louis 47th Infantry

Solomon, Henry D48th Infantry

Simon, Lewis 51st Infantry

Solomon, David 52nd Infantry

Sampson, Samuel 53d Infantry

Simpson, SamuelCorporal 55th Infantry

Samuelson, Charles 55th Infantry

Killed at Kenesaw Mountain.

Solomon, D. 58th Infantry

Strauss, Charles E59th Infantry

Stine, Isaac 68th Infantry

Simons, Alexander 78th Infantry

Sommer, FrankCorporalB82nd Infantry

Salomon, A. C82nd Infantry

Simon, Gustav C82nd Infantry

Steinbach, M. Joseph 82nd Infantry

Simpson, HermanCorporal 82nd Infantry

Killed at Chancellorsville.

Shoenwalt, FrankLieutenantK82nd Infantry

Salomon, Abraham C82nd Infantry

Siesel, Siegmund C82nd Infantry

Salomon, Edward S.Brigadier-General 82nd Infantry

Joined the 24th Illinois as 2nd Lieutenant, participating in the battles of Frederickton and Mainfordsville, Kentucky. His gallantry in action and general proficiency in tactics were the cause of successive promotions till in 1862 Lieutenant Salomon was gazetted Major of the regiment. Owing to disagreement among the officers of the command of Colonel Hecker, Major Salomon and other officers resigned and organized another regiment under the official designation of the 82nd Illinois Infantry, of which Major Salomon ultimately became Colonel. As a member of the 11th Army Corps under General Howard, he participated in the campaign of which the actions at Chancellorsville and Gettysburg were salient features. He also took part in the battles round Chattanooga, Lookout Mountain, and Missionary Ridge; fought in fact throughout all the campaign in the Southwest and was ultimately brevetted to the rank of Brigadier-General.

President Grant appointed General Salomon to the Governorship of Washington Territory which position he held four years to the satisfaction of the citizens and to the increased industrial prosperity of the North-west.

As the subject of this sketch has also been prominent in politics on the Republican side, his military service has frequently been attacked by political enemies. To show with what little justice these attacks have been made, we publish a few of the opinions entertained by prominent Generals of the army:

"Headquarters 3d Division, August 20, 1863.

Major General Howard, Commanding 11th Corps. General:

Of the part taken by my Division in the actions of July 2 and 3 at Gettysburg, I have the honor to submit the following report: One of the five regiments of the 1st Brigade, the 74th Pennsylvania, was left with General Ames to strengthen his right wing; the remaining four were directed towards a strip of woods on the right of the Division, in which the firing had become very heavy, and where, according to a report of some staff officers of the 1st Corps, immediate aid was needed. Two regiments, the 157th New York and the 61st Ohio, were guided by one of their officers, while the other two, the 82nd Illinois and the 45th New York, were led by my Chief of Staff, Lieutenant-Colonel Otto, of the 50th New York.

It had meanwhile become quite dark, the direction of the fight being indicated by nothing but the sound of musketry. The regiment entered the woods with the greatest determination, and drove the enemy from our rifle pits.

It is my pleasant duty to mention as especially deserving, the names of Lieutenant-Colonel Otto, who superintended this operation with great judgment and courage, and Lieutenant Colonel Salomon, of the 82nd Illinois, who displayed the highest order of coolness and determination under very trying circumstances.

I am, General,

Very respectfully yours, (Signed) C. Schurz, Major-General Commanding Division.

Headquarters 3d Brigade, 1st Division, 20th Army Corps. Near Kenesaw Mountain, Ga.

June 26th, 1864.

Allen Fuller, Adjutant-General, State of Illinois. Sir:

I have the honor to respectfully request that you issue a Colonel's commission to Lieutenant-Colonel Edward S. Salomon, commanding the 82nd Regiment Illinois Volunteer Infantry, belonging to his brigade. I take pleasure in saying that it is my sincere belief that Lieutenant-Colonel Salomon fully deserves this favor, not only by his inherent ability and merit as an officer, but more particularly by the gallantry and efficiency he has displayed during this campaign. The regiment he commands is his best recommendation, it being soldierly, gallant and thoroughly disciplined. It will be accepted as a personal favor if you will make special effort to obtain the approval of Lieutenant-Colonel Salomon's commission as Colonel, and his muster as such by the War Department.

Respectfully, your obedient servant, J. S. Robinson, Colonel Commanding 3d Brigade, 1st Division 20th Army Corps.

Headquarters 1st Division, 20th Army Corps.

June 28th, 1864.

Respectfully forwarded, heartily concurring with the within recommendation.

(Signed) A. S. Williams, Brig. Gen. Commanding Division.

Headquarters 20th Army Corps.

June 28th, 1864.

Respectfully forwarded. I fully concur in the within recommendation Lieutenant Colonel Salomon has won the good opinion of all his comrades by his great gallantry and good conduct, and it will be but a just and grateful appreciation of his services to confer the preferment upon him.

(Signed) Joseph Hooker, Major-General Commanding.

Headquarters 3d Brigade, 1st Division, 20th Army Corps.

Goldsboro, N. C., April 2nd, 1865.

Hon. E. M. Stanton, Secretary of War. Sir:

I have the honor to recommend and earnestly request the appointment of Colonel Edward S. Salomon, of the 82nd Regiment, Illinois Volunteers, as Brevet Brigadier-General for gallant and meritorious services.

Colonel Salomon joined this brigade with his regiment at the opening of the campaign against Atlanta in the spring of 1864. During the fighting before Resaca, Georgia, on the 14th and 15th of May, this regiment behaved with great gallantry.

Again, at New Hope, Georgia, on the 25th of the same month, Colonel Salomon led his command with admirable coolness and courage against the enemy. After having advanced under a severe fire of musketry and artillery more than a mile, he held his line close to the entrenched position of the enemy, without a breastwork, and with a scanty supply of ammunition.

At the battle near Peach Tree Creek, before Atlanta, Georgia, on the 20th of July, 1864, Colonel Salomon performed a most gallant and meritorious part in repulsing the repeated onslaughts made by the enemy. In the face of a furious raking fire, he held his line for four hours, when the enemy withdrew from his front with great loss.

During the siege of Atlanta, Colonel Salomon was ever prominent for his energy, coolness and judgment.

In the fight near Averysboro, North Carolina, on the 16th of March, 1865, Colonel Salomon, as usual, led his regiment into action with great gallantry and skill.

At the battle of Bentonville, on the 19th of March, 1865, Colonel Salomon and his command drew the unqualified admiration of all who witnessed their coolness and discipline under fire, and their effectual services in repulsing several determined attacks of the enemy.

Colonel Salomon has distinguished himself in other engagements besides those which have been mentioned. At Gettysburg and Missouri Ridge his gallantry was conspicuous and challenged the highest admiration.

I consider Colonel Salomon one of the most deserving officers of my acquaintance. His regiment is his highest praise In point of drill and discipline it is second to none in this corps. Its record will bear safe comparison with any other of the same age in the army.

Colonel Salomon has had a commission as Colonel since April, 1864, but his regiment not containing the requisite number of men he has been unable to get mustered.

Earnestly hoping that his claims will meet your favorable attention.

I remain, sir, very respectfully, your obedient servant,

(Signed) J. S. Robinson, Brig. Gen. U. S. V., Commanding 3d Brigade, 1st Division, 20th Army Corps.

Headquarters 20th Army Corps.

Goldsboro, April 2, 1865.

I cordially concur in the recommendation of General Robinson. The officer (Colonel Salomon) has just merits. He is intelligent, gallant, brave and faithful. I have had several occasions to mark his distinguished merit. There can be no promotion more deserved.

A. S. Williams, Brevet Maj. Gen. Commanding.

War Department,

Washington, June 15, 1865.

Sir:

You are hereby informed that the President of the United States has appointed you for distinguished gallantry and meritorious services during the war, a Brigadier General of Volunteers, by brevet in the service of the United States, to rank as such from the thirteenth day of March, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-five. Should the Senate at the next session advise and consent thereto, you will be commissioned accordingly.

Edwin M. Stanton, Secretary of War.

To Brevet Brigadier-General Edward S. Salomon, U. S. Volunteers.

What was thought of General Salomon and his administration as Governor by the people of Washington Territory is best explained by quoting the following article from the Pacific Tribune, published at the time he resigned his office of Governor:

"Resignation of Governor Salomon.

"The acceptance of Governor Salomon's resignation by the President is universally regretted by our people. He was honest, fearless and capable. He mingled freely with the people, identified himself with their interests and generously expended his time and means to bring hither population and to promote our material interests. He has established a reputation in the office which will make his administration a source of pride to his fellow-citizens, and he carries into his retirement the consolation that the good and true of all parties regard it fortunate that he should have been called to preside over our destinies. We speak the sentiment of our people when we express unfeigned regret that he felt it his duty to resign his office. His official acts are his best records; they have all met with the heartiest commendation of our people.

"A thorough and consistent Republican, baptized in the fire of battle, when gallantly sustaining the flags, he has always been true and steadfast to the principles of the party of which he was so distinguished a member. While ever ready with purse, pen and tongue to maintain his partisan principles, he was singularly free from a partisan bigotry in the exercise of official functions. He governed the Territory. Party behests never made him swerve from official integrity or duty to the whole people. How proudly can he look to this episode of his life. He governed well. He satisfied all, for the welfare of the whole was constantly in his eye; he was true to the position he so happily filled.

"But his successor is soon to come among us. We are ready to accord to the Executive a cordial welcome. We can wish him, however, no higher or better aspiration than that he may prove worthy to be the successor of one who so faithfully and well performed all his duties as Edward S. Salomon."

Shanwalt, Jacob 91st Infantry

Samuelson, G. 105th Infantry

Stine, Abraham 111th Infantry

Switzer, Moses 118th Infantry

Salomon, Tobias 122nd Infantry

Salomon, Levi C123d Infantry

Salomon, Samuel C123d Infantry

Strauss, David 124th Infantry

Simons, Samuel 132nd Infantry

Strauss, Albert 156th Infantry

Simon, David S. 2nd Cavalry

Sternberg, H. 2nd Cavalry

Simons, Daniel 4th Cavalry

Strauss, Charles 4th Cavalry

Schiff, Gottlieb 8th Cavalry

Strauss, Lewis 8th Cavalry

Samuelson, DavidCorporal 10th Cavalry

Salomon, Henry,1st Lieutenant 10th Cavalry

Enlisted as private.

Sampson, Simon 10th Cavalry

Died of wounds.

Solomon, H. J.2nd Lieutenant 10th Cavalry

Strouse, Charles 12th Cavalry

Sachs, AdamCaptain 13th Cavalry

Promoted from 2nd Lieutenant.

Simon, Henry A17th Cavalry

Schoneman, Jacob 2nd Artillery

Ulman, A. 58th Infantry

Vogel, Bernhard D9th Infantry

Vogel, Louis D43d Infantry

Veteran.

Vogel, Louis 44th Infantry

Vogel, Jacob 67 Infantry

Vogel, Gottlieb 72nd Infantry

Vogel, CharlesCaptainB132nd Infantry

Vogel, Lewis 2nd Cavalry

Wolf, Julius K7th Infantry

At expiration of term re-enlisted as Veteran.

Wolf, Louis A9th Infantry

Weil, Louis E9th Infantry

Wodic, Emanuel K10th Infantry

Has testimonies from his superior officers,

speaking in the highest terms

of his devotion and courage.

Weise, Simon G11th Infantry

Wolf, M. P. G12th Infantry

Wolfson, R. 16th Infantry

Wolf, G. W. 16th Infantry

Wolf, Charles K18th Infantry

Wolf, Joseph 21st Infantry

Wolf, Henry G21st Infantry

Wellner, Jacob A23d Infantry

Wollner, Jacob B23d Infantry

Served three years.

Wolf, Charles 24th Infantry

Wolf, Jacob F25th Infantry

Wise, Simon A26th Infantry

Wise, Isaac 31st Infantry

Wurzburger, Abraham A82nd Infantry

Wolf, Moses C82nd Infantry

Weiss, Joseph H82nd Infantry

Waterman, AlfredSurgeon 105th Infantry

Promoted from Assistant Surgeon.

de Wolf, HenrySergeantD134th Infantry

Waterman, David 9th Cavalry

Weil, Samuel 1st Artillery

Zucker, Simon F10th Infantry

Zaellner, Louis C82nd Infantry

INDIANA.

Name.Rank.Company.Regiment.

Adler, HenryCorporalI15th Infantry

Adolph, Jacob A22nd Infantry

Aaron, Allen 33d Infantry

Asher, W. H. E33d Infantry

Asher, H. C. 33d Infantry

Ash, Isaac B37th Infantry

Appel, Moses A38th Infantry

Died of wounds received at Stone River.

Appel, Joseph A38th Infantry

Asher, S. 54th Infantry

Ascher, David E57th Infantry

Ash, Joseph H67th Infantry

Abraham, Benjamin C68th Infantry

Ash, C. M. E70th Infantry

Abraham, Ezekiel B83d Infantry

Aaron, Daniel 90th Infantry

Ash, DanielCaptain 99th Infantry

Arnold, Moses D99th Infantry

Ash, Salomon E99th Infantry

Albert, Levi 106th Infantry

Aaron, Adolph H107th Infantry

Asher, NoahCorporalE128th Infantry

Mustered out as Sergeant.

Asher, Simpson E133d Infantry

Ash, Henry E144th Infantry

Abrahamson, Eugene K152nd Infantry

Alexander, Levi 13th Battery

Baer, Samuel A. I7th Infantry

Died of wounds received at the Wilderness.

Berlin, Jacob C9th Infantry

Killed at Shiloh.

Benjamin, AbrahamCorporalC10th Infantry

Enlisted as private.

Benjamin, Theodore F6th Infantry

Bair, Manasseh K8th Infantry

Barnett, Isaac D9th Infantry

Barnett, Lewis D11th Infantry

Bachman, Benjamin A13th Infantry

Benjamin, Julius F13th Infantry

Barnett, S. 18th Infantry

Benjamin, David B20th Infantry

Bernard, JacobCorporalD20th Infantry

Bernard, M. 1st Heavy Artillery

Bair, Simon E26th Infantry

Bernard, Henry K1st Cavalry

Benjamin, David J. G29th Infantry

Bernard, William E32nd Infantry

Blum, Marcus H32nd Infantry

Bernard, A. 32nd Infantry

Barnhard, David G33d Infantry

Benson, David S. 3d Cavalry

Bernard, L. 38th Infantry

Barnhard, Jacob F40th Infantry

Beers, Marcus G40th Infantry

Bachman, L. 42nd Infantry

Bean, Solomon G44th Infantry

Bear, Levi E46th Infantry

Baum, C. 46th Infantry

Benjamin, Abel G46th Infantry

Benjamin, Philip M. G46th Infantry

Baer, Manasseh N.CorporalB47th Infantry

Baer, Daniel B47th Infantry

Baer, David G72nd Infantry

Baer, Aaron I74th Infantry

Mustered out as Quartermaster Sergeant.

Blum, B. 77th Infantry

Baier, J. 89th Infantry

Bamberger, Herman J. A107th Infantry

Bear, Manasseh B116th Infantry

Baum, Adam E. E116th Infantry

Baum, Zachariah E116th Infantry

Bernheimer, Leopold A136th Infantry

Coffman, Marcus F11th Infantry

Cahn, Ad. 32nd Infantry

Cahn, Julius 32nd Infantry

Coffman, Isaac D40th Infantry

Coffman, Samuel L. B2nd Cavalry

Coffman, Levi A8th Cavalry

Coffman, Nathan B43d Infantry

Captured; died in Rebel prison.

Coffman, LeviSergeantL3d Cavalry

Cornelius, Abraham B51st Infantry

Cohn, GabrielSergeantC68th Infantry

Coffman, Jacob E75th Infantry

Coffman, Jonas 75th Infantry

Coffman, Isaac D81st Infantry

Coffman, Isaac D97th Infantry

Cohen, Charles, Jr. 110th Infantry

Coffman, Joseph F116th Infantry

Cohen, Charles F116th Infantry

Coffman, Joseph K128th Infantry

Cohen, Isaac B13th Cavalry

Coffman, Jacob 8th Battery

Cahn, AlbertLieutenant 135th Infantry

Cohen, Max 3d Cavalry

Cohn, A. J.Captain Pleasanton's Cavalry

David, Daniel C6th Infantry

David, Levi F7th Infantry

David, EphraimCorporalH7th Infantry

Davidson, Mordecai A17th Infantry

Davidson, David G20th Infantry

Dryfus, Jacob I32nd Infantry

Daniel, J. 44th Infantry

De Witt John 52nd Infantry

Desar, DavidLieutenant 107th Infantry

Epstein, Frank D7th Infantry

Eslinger, IsidorCaptainE32nd Infantry

Emanuel, Benjamin E50th Infantry

Ellinger, Jacob S. D53d Infantry

Eslinger, A. 59th Infantry

Engel, Elias (Minute Men) D105th Infantry

Engel, N. (Minute Men) A106th Infantry

Emanuel, Daniel A116th Infantry

Engelhart, H. D. C83d Infantry

Ellinger, Reuben 25th Battery

Franks, Ernst K17th Infantry

Friedlein, Adam K19th Infantry

Frank, Samuel F1st Cavalry

Freund, Henry I32nd Infantry

Fred, Ephraim H53d Infantry

Fred, Jacob H53d Infantry

Fryberger, A. J. I54th Infantry

Frank, Moses H59th Infantry

Fishel, Solomon K99th Infantry

Fishel, David K99th Infantry

Falk, Isaac W. F100th Infantry

Falk, Joseph B100th Infantry

Friedlein, Michael C118th Infantry

Frankfoder, D.Lieutenant 142nd Infantry

Friedlein, Joseph E147th Infantry

Friedlein, Emanuel E147th Infantry

Frank, AdamLieutenant 6th Battery

Frank, Joseph 10th Battery

Frank, Morris F. 25th Battery

Grunburg, Marks 8th Infantry

Goldsmith, Joseph F11th Infantry

Goldsmith, J. L. K15th Infantry

Goldsmith, Joel L. E18th Infantry

Wounded at Pea Ridge.

Goodman, C.Corporal 23d Infantry

Goldman, W. H. A23d Infantry

Goodman, Benjamin S. B24th Infantry

Goodman, D. 26th Infantry

Goldsmith, Frederick H26th Infantry

Goodman, Jacob D30th Infantry

Goldsmith, G. B. A31st Infantry

Goldsmith, J. L. G33d Infantry

Goldsmith, John F34th Infantry

Goldsmith, M. B38th Infantry

Goodman, J. 38th Infantry

Goodman, Maier E38th Infantry

Greenfield, Henry G2nd Cavalry

Goldsmith, Henry B44th Infantry

Goldsmith, J. W. F44th Infantry

Green, Solomon A. A54th Infantry

Goodman, Charles B. B54th Infantry

Goldsmith, George W. B57th Infantry

Goodman, A. 58th Infantry

Killed at Stone River.

Goldman, Jesse I60th Infantry

Goldsmith, M. H. K67th Infantry

Goldsmith, W. H. I68th Infantry

Goldsmith, James D80th Infantry

Goldman, Alexander I80th Infantry

Goldsmith, Joseph K103d Infantry

Goldstein, Samuel E107th Infantry

(Minute Men)

Goodman, Abraham A113th Infantry

(Minute Men)

Goldsmith, Bernard D136th Infantry

Goldman, Jonathan I142nd Infantry

Goldman, P. D144th Infantry

Goldsmith, J. G.Corporal 9th Battery

Goldsmith, EdwinAdjutant 100th Infantry

Hayman, LouisCorporalK18th Infantry

Harris, Simon H20th Infantry

Killed at Gettysburg.

Hess, Leopold B23d Infantry

Hirsch, Philip K26th Infantry

Hess, Levi M.LieutenantB29th Infantry

Promoted from Sergeant

Hess, Joseph H31st Infantry

Hahn, C. 32nd Infantry

Hahn, J. 32nd Infantry

Hirsch, Jacob C37th Infantry

Hinneman, David B8th Cavalry

Hinneman, Joseph B8th Cavalry

Hoffman, Solomon A2nd Cavalry

Hess, AlexanderLieutenant F2nd Cavalry

Promoted from Sergeant.

Hoffman, Emanuel L. E42nd Infantry

Hersh, J. W. C44th Infantry

Hoffman, AaronCorporalD3d Cavalry

Herrman, Abraham B. D46th Infantry

Herman, JosephCorporalF46th Infantry

Hess, J. 46th Infantry

Hoffman, Jacob D47th Infantry

Huffman, Simon D47th Infantry

Hess, JacobCaptainK21st Infantry

Herschman, G. W. B51st Infantry

Heller, Daniel H51st Infantry

Hochstetter, Joseph A52nd Infantry

Killed by guerillas.

Hochstetter, Jacob C52nd Infantry

Heachburger, Levi C63d Infantry

Herzog, Isaac D63d Infantry

Hochstetter, BenjaminLieutenant 67th Infantry

Hirschberger, AbrahamD 72nd Infantry

Hirschberger, Noah D72nd Infantry

Hyneman, J. E80th Infantry

Hyneman, Lewis D83d Infantry

Hirsch, Wolf C82nd Infantry

Wounded at Chickamauga and taken prisoner;

he served throughout the Civil War.

Hirschman, Ezekiel G100th Infantry

Hart, AaronCorporalD103d Infantry

Hahn, Joseph (Minute Men) G106th Infantry

Herrman, A. (Minute Men) 107th Infantry

Hart, Aaron I9th Cavalry

Herman, Reuben H12th Infantry

Hirsch, George G135th Infantry

Hirsch, Jacob A136th Infantry

Hahn, Jacob A136th Infantry

Hess, L. 136th Infantry

Hirsch, August A142nd Infantry

Heineman, WilliamCorporalF146th Infantry

Herman, Jacob F149th Infantry

Herzog, Jacob C. D154th Infantry

Heller, Abraham H155th Infantry

Hirsch, Ferdinand 6th Battery

Hirschler, Abraham M4th Cavalry

Died in Libby Prison.

Isaacson, J. A. H15th Infantry

Josephs, Abraham C.SergeantK11th Infantry

Joseph, Mark P.CaptainK11th Infantry

Enlisted as private; wounded.

Jacobs, Nathan G13th Infantry

Judah, Samuel K20th Infantry

Joseph, Marx 1st Heavy Artillery

Jacobs, Elias K30th Infantry

Judah, Israel F31st Infantry

Jacoby, S. 48th Infantry

Died of wounds.

Judah, H. 90th Infantry

Jacobs, A. M. E114th Infantry

Judah, Th. O. D117th Infantry

Joseph, John A3d Cavalry

Jacobson, Samuel 14th Battery

Kaufman, Jacob C. G20th Infantry

Kaufman, Adolph F32nd Infantry

Koch, Joseph A60th Infantry

Koch, L. Corporal60th Infantry

Koch, P. 60th Infantry

Kahn, Julius I76th Infantry

King, Isaac B88th Infantry

Kiser, Moses B88th Infantry

Kaufman, JacobCorporalA89th Infantry

Kahn, Eli (Minute Men) D110th Infantry

Kauffman, Benjamin A118th Infantry

Kauffman, Abraham G11th Cavalry

Kuhn, Leo B136th Infantry

Kauffman, Benjamin G139th Infantry

Kauffman, Abraham G149th Infantry

Kuhn, S. 3d Battery

Kirschler, A.SergeantM4th Cavalry

Captured; died in Andersonville Prison.

Kubitshek, Michel I88th Infantry

Kubitshek, HenryLieutenantG48th Infantry

Promoted from ranks.

Knefler, FrederickBrigadier-General 79th Infantry

Attained the highest rank of any Israelite who served during the Civil War. He enlisted as a private in the 79th Regiment, Indiana Volunteers, and rose step by step until he was promoted to the Colonelcy of his Regiment. Subsequently he was appointed Brigadier-General, then Brevet Major-General for meritorious conduct at Chickamauga. He participated in the principal battles of the Army of the Cumberland under Generals Rosecrans, Thomas, Sherman, and Grant, and took part in the engagements under Sherman in the march to the sea. General Knefler has the reputation of having been one of the most gallant soldiers. He is now living in Indianapolis, honored and respected.

Lichtenberger, Louis G6th Infantry

Lilienthal, Henry H11th Infantry

Lippman, Fr. L. A12th Infantry

Lowenthal, Isidor S.CorporalG18th Infantry

Lehman, SimonCorporalC21st Infantry

Lehman, C. C21st Infantry

Lehman, Rudolph 23d Infantry

Levi, J. S. E23d Infantry

Lazarus, Henry C24th Infantry

Lowenthal, Adam S.CaptainH29th Infantry

Enlisted as private; promoted at

the battle of Stone River.

Lehman, Henry F31st Infantry

Lehman, H. D. F31st Infantry

Levi, Nathan H32nd Infantry

Levy, NathanLieutenant 32nd Infantry

Levy, Abraham K32nd Infantry

Leopold, W. W. 8th Cavalry

Lichtenwater, David B44th Infantry

Lorsch, David C. K44th Infantry

Levi, Morris I52nd Infantry

Lehman, Samuel J. K57th Infantry

Lippold, Julius G58th Infantry

Leavit, Samuel 44th Infantry

Levi, J. S.CorporalG66th Infantry

Killed at Richmond, Kentucky.

Levi, Washington G123d Infantry

Letterman, Joseph M10th Cavalry

Lowenthal, Theodore D135th Infantry

Loeb, Isaac G138th Infantry

Ludwig, HermanLieutenant 20th Battery

Loeb, Jacob 1st Battery

May, Frank 2nd Infantry

Myers, Levi D. 7th Infantry

Meyer, Jacob D7th Infantry

Mayer, FerdinandCorporal 10th Infantry

Promoted to Lieutenant.

Marx, Isaac I. I11th Infantry

Manuel, Julius P. B12th Infantry

Meyer, Abraham K12th Infantry

Marks, Samuel D13th Infantry

Died of wounds.

Meyer, AdolphLieutenantK14th Infantry

Mendel, G. W.CorporalE16th Infantry

Meyers, David R. 17th Infantry

May, Isaac M.Major 19th Infantry

Meyers, L. F19th Infantry

Moritz, Jacob B22nd Infantry

Moritz, Frederick B22nd Infantry

Marcus, Alexander B. G24th Infantry

Meyer, Joseph K27th Infantry

Manuel, Simon E29th Infantry

Moritz, Charles F29th Infantry

Marks, Jesse N. I29th Infantry

Meyer, ErnstLieutenant 32nd Infantry

Maier, Henry F30th Infantry

Mayer, Leopold B32nd Infantry

Maier, Jacob E32nd Infantry

Meier, Ferdinand C.SergeantK32nd Infantry

Meyer, Henry G33d Infantry

May, Lewis K34th Infantry

Meyer, JacobSergeantI37th Infantry

Promoted from the ranks.

Mayer, Herman L. C44th Infantry

Mayer, Julius I46th Infantry

Mayer, Samuel D48th Infantry

Moritz, Daniel C54th Infantry

May, Simon F58th Infantry

Mayer, J. G.Lieutenant 7th Cavalry

Mayer, Abraham I59th Infantry

Mayer, Henry D60th Infantry

Myer, Isaac F.CorporalC63d Infantry

Moses, Samuel D63d Infantry

Maas, IsaacCaptain 65th Infantry

Moses, Isaac A66th Infantry

Maier, Joseph C67th Infantry

Mayer, Henry D69th Infantry

Mann, David E69th Infantry

Mann, Isaac E69th Infantry

Mayer, Henry F G76th Infantry

Mann, Daniel A79th Infantry

Moses, James K80th Infantry

May, Abraham F82nd Infantry

May, Jacob F82nd Infantry

Meyer, Jacob K89th Infantry

Marks, Jacob A90th Infantry

Mann, Samuel C90th Infantry

Marks, Henry A91st Infantry

Manuel, Jacob D93d Infantry

Moss, LewisLieutenant 107th Infantry

Mayer, Louis (Minute Men) B107th Infantry

Meyer, Joseph (Minute Men) I107th Infantry

Marks, Isaac H. (Minute Men) C108th Infantry

May, Frank (Minute Men) K108th Infantry

May, Eli (Minute Men) D110th Infantry

Marks, Abraham F138th Infantry

Morris, Mordecai B138th Infantry

Myers, Solomon D147th Infantry

Myers, Isaac A148th Infantry

Myers, Jacob D151st Infantry

Myers, Benjamin H151st Infantry

Meyer, Herman H. B156th Infantry

Meier, Adolph H. D156th Infantry

Mustered out as Sergeant.

Mayer, JuliusCorporal 1st Battery

Nathan, Harris H7th Infantry

Neuman, Reuben C33d Infantry

Nussbaum, Josiah B47th Infantry

Nussbaum, Henry B47th Infantry

Nussbaum, Joel F53d Infantry

Newman, Joseph G58th Infantry

Newman, Simon C60th Infantry

Nussbaum, Joseph A89th Infantry

Newberger, Sylvester G138th Infantry

Nussbaum, Jacob 13th Battery

Ochs, Lewis G11th Infantry

Ochs, Friedrich F32nd Infantry

Killed at Chickamauga.

Oscar, Marcus D59th Infantry

Russell, E. J. F19th Infantry

Severely wounded.

Rosenbaum, William C26th Infantry

Rose, Joseph E38th Infantry

Rose, Solomon E38th Infantry

Rosenthaler, J. G. E46th Infantry

Roschild, Albert I53d Infantry

Rich, David E67th Infantry

Rich, Jonah E67th Infantry

Rosenberg, Philip A81st Infantry

Rosengarten, Leon T. I104th Infantry

Rosenthal, Moses H106th Infantry

(Minute Men)

Rosenthal, Samuel E107th Infantry

(Minute Men)

Rosenthal, William H110th Infantry

(Minute Men)

Rosenberg, John B129th Infantry

Rich, Nathan C137th Infantry

Salmon, Enoch C. K10th Infantry

Salomon, Isaac D10th Infantry

Schlessinger, Lewis E10th Infantry

Stern, HenryLieutenant 13th Infantry

Enlisted as private.

Stettner, Henry K11th Infantry

Speyer, Joseph K13th Infantry

Samuelson, August B17th Infantry

Strouse, W. H. G18th Infantry

Simon, Isaac D. K18th Infantry

Solomon, William D21st Infantry

Steiner, Jacob 24th Infantry

Segall, Bernhard F29th Infantry

Wounded at Shiloh and at Grand Gulf.

Strouse, Martin A30th Infantry

Solomon, Jacob C31st Infantry

Stein, Emil H32nd Infantry

Sachs, MaxLieutenantC32nd Infantry

Killed at Bowling Green, Kentucky. He had refused to surrender to the rebels surrounding him, but succeeded in retarding the enemy's progress long enough to enable his comrades to obtain support and disperse the enemy—one of the most heroic feats during the war.

Selig, SiegmundLieutenantK32nd Infantry

Simon, Levy B34th Infantry

Strouse, Simon K34th Infantry

Schott, Ezekiel F37th Infantry

Sanders, Aaron A38th Infantry

Solomon, Michael B2nd Cavalry

Strouss, Lewis H42nd Infantry

Strouse, Joseph A44th Infantry

Strouse, Frederick D3d Cavalry

Strouse, Daniel B47th Infantry

Sulzer, Jacob G53d Infantry

Salmon, William C. C54th Infantry

Steiner, Jacob B58th Infantry

Stern, SamuelQuartermaster 58th Infantry

Simon, Joseph F59th Infantry

Schoenfeld, Jacob F60th Infantry

Swarz, Isaac H60th Infantry

Swarz, Levi H60th Infantry

Simon, Louis D65th Infantry

Stein, Joseph L. C69th Infantry

Simon, Joseph, Jr. F69th Infantry

Sigmonds, Joel I69th Infantry

Spiegel, Daniel A70th Infantry

Solomon, James H71st Infantry

Schiller, Daniel C73d Infantry

Schiller, I. 73d Infantry

Samuelson, Samuel E73d Infantry

Solomon, Lewis C80th Infantry

Salmon, Jacob N. I81st Infantry

Solomon, David N. E85th Infantry

Stern, Jacob C90th Infantry

Solomon, Levi D91st Infantry

Sommers, Aaron I91st Infantry

Shoemaker AaronLieutenant 101st Infantry

Spiegel, Edward (Minute Men) A107th Infantry

Solomon, Charles (Minute Men) I107th Infantry

Solomon, James (Minute Men) F112th Infantry

Schoen, MaxSergeantG7th Cavalry

Schelt, William B132nd Infantry

Mustered out as Sergeant.

Strouse, David G133d Infantry

Sterns, Isaac A137th Infantry

Shott, EzekielLieutenantI139th Infantry

Stein, Herman E142nd Infantry

Solomon, PhilipCorporalG149th Infantry

Simons, Solomon 5th Battery

Seixas, Eugene 21st Battery

Sampson, JosephLieutenant 154th Infantry

Waterman, SolomonCaptainI7th Infantry

Promoted for gallantry;

killed at the Battle of Port Republic

Virginia, while at the head of his Company.

Wolf, Jacob C9th Infantry

Waterman, Moses I11th Infantry

Wolf, Samuel K11th Infantry

Wolf, Samuel M11th Infantry

Wolf, JoelLieutenant-Colonel 16th Infantry

Killed at Richmond, Kentucky.

Wolf, David C21st Infantry

Wiener, Simon F30th Infantry

Weiler, Aaron G32nd Infantry

Weil, Bernard K32nd Infantry

Wolf, Samuel L8th Cavalry

Wolf, Samuel H42nd Infantry

Wolf, David G48th Infantry

Wolf, Aaron I53d Infantry

Wolf, Levi K54th Infantry

Wise, Abraham C. I65th Infantry

Wolf, SamuelLieutenant 73d Infantry

Wolf, Lewis F74th Infantry

Wolf, Reuben K74th Infantry

Killed at Murfordsville.

Wolf, Jacob C87th Infantry

Wolf, Levi B97th Infantry

Waterman, Henry C100th Infantry

Wolf, Joseph I100th Infantry

Waterman, Henry F.Lieutenant 101st Infantry

Killed at Mission Ridge.

Wolf, Levi (Minute Men) A106th Infantry

Wolf, Moses (Minute Men) E107th Infantry

Wolf, Isaac (Minute Men) 107th Infantry

Wise, Emanuel D. G118th Infantry

Wolf, Moses A. I118th Infantry

Wolf, LeviLieutenant 124th Infantry

Wolf, Solomon C124th Infantry

Wolf, AdamLieutenant 130th Infantry

Wolf, EmanuelCorporalG138th Infantry

Enlisted as private.

Wise, Abraham B. B10th Cavalry

Wolf, Jacob A152nd Infantry

Wiesenthal, LouisLieutenant 7th Battery

Wolf, Joseph 9th Battery

Waterhouse, Charles Brigade Band

IOWA.

Name.Rank.Company.Regiment.

Appel, Alexander M. Sergeant Major 16th Infantry

Distinguished for saving regimental colors at Pittsburg Landing; enlisted as private; promoted for gallantry. For fifteen years a member of George G. Meade Post, of the Grand Army of the Republic, honored with the election as Post Commander and in 1893 appointed Assistant Inspector of G. A. R. Posts.

Benny, William B. C4th Infantry

Wounded at Pea Ridge.

Boehm, S.Corporal F6th Infantry

Enlisted as private.

Eller, Jacob I34th Infantry

Gerson, N. 6th Cavalry

Klein, Max 1st Cavalry

Meyers, Jacob D 10th Infantry

Meller, Isaac D24th Infantry

May, Victor

Answered first call for 75,000 men;

subsequently enlisted for the war.

Newbold, H.Colonel 14th Infantry

Killed at Red River.

Sanders, Leopold 4th Infantry

Strauss, Charles C24th Infantry

KANSAS.

Name.Rank.Company.Regiment.

Bondi, AugustSergeantK5th Cavalry

Wounded three times; discharged; disabled.

Frank, Henry Infantry

Liebschutz, AdolphBrevet 1stK9th Cavalry

Lieutenant

Enlisted as private; brevetted for

meritorious conduct;

wounded at Prairie Grove, Arkansas.

Rosenfeld, ——Quartermaster 13th Infantry

Ulmer, J. C8th Cavalry

Wittenberg, Arnold H2nd Infantry

Wittenberg, Marcus H5th Cavalry

Killed on the battlefield.

Wolf, Eugene 5th Cavalry

Seriously wounded.

Wittenberg, Moritz B12th Infantry

KENTUCKY.

Name.Rank.Company.Regiment.

Davis, Henry B16th Infantry

David, Joseph E1st Cavalry

Feist, JacobSergeantG1st Infantry

Promoted from private;

four years' service.

Hoffman, Lazarus B15th Infantry

Three years' service;

wounded at Chickamauga.

Hecht, Noah D23d Infantry

Hilp, Jacob 1st Cavalry

Lowenstein, Samuel B. K1st Cavalry

Levi Henry { 23d Infantry and

{ 2nd United States Cavalry

Pollock, AbrahamQuartermaster 21st Infantry

Pfeifer, Joseph 21st Infantry

Rothschild, A.CaptainB15th Infantry

Enlisted as private; promoted for bravery at Stone

River; wounded.

Rosenthal, Samuel D34th Infantry

Straus, Louis E6th Infantry

Schoenberg, Elias C16th Infantry

Spitzer, Joseph C16th Infantry

Speyer, HenryCaptainD23d Infantry

Seessel, Henry I1st Cavalry

Slaughter, Joseph K1st Cavalry

Trauerman, Bernard F1st Infantry

Ulman, Gus. 3d Infantry

Weil, Moses 2nd Infantry

Weil, Bernard 3d Infantry

LOUISIANA.

Name.Rank.Company.Regiment.

Adler, Adolph 5th Infantry

Aaron, Moses B11th Infantry

Abraham, Joseph B11th Infantry

Asher, I. K11th Infantry

Alexander, J. K11th Infantry

Anselm, Jacob 18th Infantry

Died on the field of battle.

Assenheimer, DavidCaptainF22nd Infantry

Promoted from the ranks.

Albrecht, Adolph Crescent Heavy

Artillery

Aronstein, Julius Colonel Wingfield's

Battery

Brandt, J. R. B1st Infantry

Served during the war.

Baum, G. A. C2nd Infantry

Benson, F.CorporalC3d Infantry

Brandenstein, M. K3d Infantry

Killed at Vicksburg.

Badt, W. 3d Infantry

Bath, H. 6th Infantry

Benjamin, Michael B11th Infantry

Bard, Jacob B11th Infantry

Bloom, Abraham K11th Infantry

Brown, Louis K11th Infantry

Bloomensteil, Isaac K11th Infantry

Baer, M. K11th Infantry

Bodenheimer, Lazarus K11th Infantry

Blum, M. K11th Infantry

Bernstein, Jacob K11th Infantry

Brown, Herman Washington Artillery

Blum, Samuel P.Lieutenant D22nd Infantry

Cohn, M. D3d Infantry

Caspari, L.CaptainG3d Infantry

Promoted from the ranks.

Calinski, P. H3d Infantry

Cohn, I. A5th Infantry

Cohen, J. C.Captain 5th Infantry

Killed at Chancellorsville.

Cohen, Jacob A. A15th Infantry

Killed at Manassas, August 30th, 1862; buried in

Jewish cemetery, Richmond, Virginia.

Danziger, Isadore BOrleans Guards

Dalsheimer, Alexander K3d Infantry

Taken prisoner at Corinth.

De Meza, J. H. Washington Artillery

Ellis, Lewis C. L. 22nd Infantry

Frankel Felix K3d Infantry

Florence, Henry C. Washington Artillery

Fischel, Charles F8th Infantry

Falk, S. 11th Infantry

Falk, Ferdinand K11th Infantry

Friedliener, Benjamin 12th Infantry

Served three years.

Friedheim, Herman F12th Infantry

"Joined a company of Confederate soldiers which became Company F of 12th Infantry. No braver man ever fired a gun. At the Battle of Franklin, Tennessee, when there was not a commissioned officer to lead, he as Sergeant, led his company, and passed over the parapet into the Federal intrenchments, and with James A. Platt, a comrade, he was captured and sent to Camp Douglas, in Illinois, and was kept a prisoner until the expiration of the war."—From a newspaper clipping.

Florence, Lewis Under Colonel Thomas

Killed at Vicksburg.

Gersholt, William B1st Infantry

Goldcheause, J. D11th Infantry

Galt, Jacob K11th Infantry

Gusdofer, Morris K11th Infantry

Gross, Charles 17th Infantry

Harby, I. K. Washington Artillery

Haas, A. M. G1st Infantry

Haber, Ferdinand A. 1st Infantry

Hyams, S. M.Lieutenant-Colonel3d Infantry

Promoted for bravery. Colonel of Cavalry.

Haas, Henry 3d Infantry

Enlisted 1861; served until close of war.

Hirsch, B. A3d Infantry

Killed at battle of Iuka.

Hochinski, W. D3d Infantry

Hyams, J. P. G3d Infantry

Promoted for gallant conduct at the battle of Elk Horn.

Hirsch, H. K3d Infantry

Killed at the battle of Iuka.

Hellman, H. A5th Infantry

Hart, AlexanderMajor 5th Infantry

Promoted from Non-Commissioned Officer, from 1863, Colonel, being wounded; commanded regiment; taken prisoner at Sharpsburg; seriously wounded at Sharpsburg, again at Gettysburg.

Haas, Isidore E8th Infantry

Enlisted 1861; served until close of war.

Hirschfield, Benjamin C11th Infantry

Hirschberg, Frederick D11th Infantry

Holzman, Benjamin K11th Infantry

Hymes, I.Lieutenant K11th Infantry

Hymes, P. K11th Infantry

Herzog, S. K11th Infantry

Hart, Sidney A. 13th Infantry

Hirsch, N. 18th Infantry

Hertz, Solomon 22nd Infantry

Herrmann, H. 41st Infantry

Isaacson, H. M.Captain 22nd Washington

Artillery

Israel, E. L. 5th Infantry

Jacobs, —— 5th Infantry

Jastrenski, Leon 10th Infantry

Promoted for gallantry and daring.

Jacobs, Julius A. K11th Infantry

Jacobs, Aaron B11th Infantry

Jacobs, Isaac 22nd Infantry

Jonas, Benjamin F. Fenner's Battery

Served as private until close of war;

afterwards United States Senator

from Louisiana.

Kursheedt, E. I. 2nd Washington

Artillery

Promoted for bravery.

Kohlman, S. Watson's Battery

Enlisted at eighteen and served from 1861

until the close of the war.

Klotz, Abraham Donaldsonville

Served four years. Artillery

Kling, Gabriel Donaldsonville

Served four years. Artillery

Kahn, Gabriel E2nd Infantry

Kahn, Selig A3d Infantry

Wounded at Vicksburg; served four years.

Kahn, Abraham 8th Infantry

Kahn, Moses B9th Infantry

Kaufman, S. 11th Infantry

Kaufman, Moses K11th Infantry

Kahn, IsaacSergeantK11th Infantry

Kahn, A. K11th Infantry

Kahn, Julius K11th Infantry

Kuhn, Samuel 20th Infantry

Levy, Edgar 1st Washington

Artillery

Levy, Lionel L. 5th Washington

Artillery

Levy, Simon 5th Washington

Artillery

Loeb, Henry Donaldsonville

Artillery

Served through the war.

Levy, Eugene H. } CDreux Battery

Wounded at Petersburg; }

served through the war. }

Levy, Julius H. }

Served through the war. } (3 brothers) CDreux Battery

Levy, Joseph C. }Lieutenant 1st Infantry

Killed in leading charge }

at Shiloh. }

Levy, Lionel C., Jr. Fenner's Battery

Enlisted at fifteen and

served until the close of the war.

Levy, D. C. 1st Infantry

Killed at Franklin.

Levy, David C. 1st Infantry

Distinguished for courage; killed at Shiloh.

Lisso, Julius 1st Infantry

Lisso, Marx 1st Infantry

Levy, Julian S. B1st Infantry

Labat, Jacob C. 2nd Infantry

Lichtenstein, Wolf A2nd Infantry

Levy, D. D2nd Infantry

Lipman, JoshuaOrderly {} G2nd Infantry

Wounded at Winchester;Sergeant {} H5th Infantry

subsequently Lieutenant.

Levy, WilliamColonel 2nd Infantry

Levy, Henry M. 2nd Infantry

Levy, L. I3d Infantry

Enlisted 1861;

served until the close of the war;

wounded at Oak Hill.

Lyons, Isaac L.Captain 5th Infantry

Seriously wounded at Malvern Hill,

yet served until the close of the war.

Lippman, Lewis P.CaptainE5th Infantry

Enlisted as private; promoted for bravery;

killed at Fredericksburg.

Labat, David CohenCaptain 5th Infantry

When, in consequence of severe illness, contracted in the service, resulting in chronic asthma, Captain Labat was compelled to resign his commission, J. Bankhead Magruder, the General commanding, endorsed the Captain's letter of resignation with the words: "Captain Labat's resignation is a loss to the public service."

Lippman, L. S.Lieutenant 5th Infantry

Killed May 9, 1863; buried at Jewish Cemetery,

Richmond, Virginia.

Levy, Julien 5th Infantry

Subsequently with "Stonewall" Jackson.

Labat, Jackson E. 5th Infantry

Captured at Vicksburg.

Lippman, Louis C. E5th Infantry

Levy, Isaac Point Cooper

Artillery

Served through the war with a surgeon's discharge in his pocket; displayed notable bravery at the battle of Baker's Creek. His willingness, skill and undaunted courage combined to render him in every respect an efficient soldier.

Levy, Albert Louisiana Guards

Artillery

Lion, Sylvain Donaldsonville

Artillery

Levy, E. Donaldsville

Artillery

Lichtenstein, William Louisiana Reserves

Landman, Benjamin K11th Reserves

Levy, Daniel K11th Reserves

Loeb, Solomon E11th Infantry

Levy, H. K11th Infantry

Levy, S., Jr. K11th Infantry

Levy, David C., Jr.LieutenantH13th Infantry

Promoted from private; Acting Adjutant;

twice wounded; killed at Murfreesboro.

Lippman, Asher 22d Infantry

Lyons, David 22nd Infantry

Levy, AaronSergeantD30th Infantry

Marks, Harry H. 1st Washington

Fell in charge at Malvern Hill. Artillery

Marks, Edwin National Guards

Battery

Meertif, Samuel 1st Infantry

Marcuss, M. 2d Infantry

Meyer, Adolph 3d Infantry

Mayer, J. P.CorporalE3d Infantry

Wounded at Iuka and again at Vicksburg.

March, —— 3d Infantry

March, Henry 5th Infantry

Promoted to Assistant Quartermaster.

Maas, Max A5th Infantry

Moses, Philip 5th Infantry

Marks, Henry ClayLieutenant 10th Infantry

Killed at Malvern Hill.

Meyer, Leo W. B11th Infantry

Meyer, E. H. E11th Infantry

Mannheimer, B. G11th Infantry

Meyer, E. K11th Infantry

Moch, Henry K11th Infantry

Killed in battle.

Meyer, Siegmund 17th Infantry

Magner, Bernard Fenner's Battery

Served through war.

Marks, WashingtonMajor 22nd Infantry

Promoted.

Marks, D. H.Captain 22nd Infantry

Marks, MarionLieutenant 22nd Infantry

Promoted from the ranks.

Marks, Hillel E22nd Infantry

Marks, Leon R.Colonel 27th Infantry

Killed at Vicksburg.

Marks, I. Boone's Battery

Milled, Charles D. Dreux Battalion

Marks, Frederick Louisiana Guard

Artillery

Moose, Charles Donaldsonville

Artillery

Meyer, AdolphHon. General

Newman, A. C3d Infantry

Captured at Corinth.

Nathan, Wolf 8th Infantry

Nathan, M. B9th Infantry

Newman, Henry G11th Infantry

Wounded at Murfreesboro.

Newman, ——Major 14th Infantry

Nathan, Samuel 22d Infantry

Ochs, Louis B9th Infantry

Oppenheimer, Benjamin 22d Infantry

Phillips, Edward 3d Infantry

Rosenfield, Julius 7th Infantry

Rosenstein, Mathias 8th Infantry

Reiss, Alexander G11th Infantry

Reiss, Gustave G11th Infantry

Rose, Emanuel 27th Infantry

Reese, AbrahamSergeant Crescent Infantry

Served four years.

Samuel, M. E2d Infantry

Enlisted 1861; served until close of war.

Silbanagel, Benjamin B3d Infantry

Singer, Louis F3d Infantry

Killed at Vicksburg.

Sampson, Ed. 5th Infantry

Killed at Gaines' Mills.

Seixas, J. Madison 5th Washington

Served through war. Artillery

Straus, JosephLieutenantB11th Infantry

Strasser, Ephraim B11th Infantry

Seligman, J.SergeantK11th Infantry

Seligman, I. K11th Infantry

Simon, Henry K11th Infantry

Strauss, I. K11th Infantry

Stern, ——CaptainB14th Infantry

Sartarius, Philip 14th Infantry

Schlenker, Jacob 17th Infantry

Stein, Daniel 17th Infantry

Strauss, Nagel 21st Artillery

Schlenker, Alexander Quartermaster's

Department North

Stromeyer, George F22nd Infantry

Scheuer, Jonathan Donaldsonville

Wounded; died at Richmond during the war; Artillery

buried in Jewish Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia.

Taylor, Richard (Dick) "Louisiana Tigers"

Unger, Meyer F1st Infantry

Unger, Emanuel E11th Infantry

Weil, Alexander I2d Infantry

Wounded at Antietam while trying to

recover the regiment's flag; wounded

seriously at Gettysburg and captured.

Winner, Marks C3d Infantry

Wolf, Joseph D3d Infantry

Weil, Samuel 3d Cavalry

Weinberg, Selig 5th Infantry

Weinberg, Solomon 6th Infantry

Wagner, G. 8th Infantry

Witkowsky, Louis B9th Infantry

Weiss, B. B9th Infantry

Wagner, Louis B9th Infantry

Wilcuiski, Benjamin B11th Infantry

Wolfsohn, Elias B11th Infantry

Wolff, Leon B11th Infantry

Weiss, Solomon B11th Infantry

Wechsler, A. K11th Infantry

Weil, Nathan K11th Infantry

Wolff, Isaac K11th Infantry

Wechler, S. K11th Infantry

Killed in battle.

Weil, Gabriel K11th Infantry

Workum, David J. 13th Infantry

Weil, ——Major 14th Infantry

Wolff, Moses Washington

Artillery

Wolff, C. Pouinte Coupee

Infantry

Zark, Julius 7th Infantry

Killed in skirmish; buried at Jewish Cemetery,

Richmond, Virginia.

Zimmern, J. F22nd Infantry

MAINE.

Name.Rank.Company.Regiment.

Goldman, A. Captain 17th Infantry

MARYLAND.

Name.Rank.Company.Regiment.

Blumenberg, Leopold Brevet U. S. V.

Brigadier-General, 5th Maryland Infantry

After the attack on Fort Sumter he helped to organize the 5th regiment, Maryland Volunteers, of which he was appointed Major. He served near Hampton Roads after which he was attached to Mansfield's Corps and participated in the Peninsular Campaign, and subsequently in Maryland, where his regiment was engaged in the battle of Antietam, under his command. Here he was shot in the thigh and confined to his bed for many months. Being disabled for further military duty President Lincoln appointed him Provost Marshal of the 3d Maryland District. President Johnson subsequently promoted him to the rank of Brevet Brigadier-General, U. S. Volunteers.

It may not prove inappropriate to mention here the remarks made by William P. Wood, Esq., one of Washington's best known gentlemen, with reference to the late General Blumenberg in a communication to the present writer:

"I was intimate with General Leopold Blumenberg, who commanded in person the 5th Regiment, Maryland Volunteers; you and others of his friends are familiar with the deserved encomiums passed upon that gallant and kind-hearted American Jew, who received terrible wounds in leading his regiment on the battle-field of Antietam, and of which wounds he died after having served in several important positions in Baltimore.

"Without being either Christian or Jew, I am familiar with many heroes of your faith, and believe in according honor to whom honor is due. Hoping your work will meet with the success which I believe the subject-matter warrants, I am

Yours truly, (Signed) William P. Wood."

Name.Rank.Company.Regiment.

Feldstein, S. 2nd Infantry

Gross, A. F. 2nd Infantry

Seeman, Julius D. A2nd Infantry

Stern, Lil. 1st Cavalry

Uhlfelder, Samuel G3d Cavalry

Wounded at Gettysburg.

White, Harman 2nd Cavalry

Ordered on detailed service

on staff of General Siegel.

MASSACHUSETTS.

Name.Rank.Company.Regiment.

Ash, WilliamCorporalD5th Infantry

Adler, Joseph 2nd Cavalry

Served three years.

Abraham, Charles B19th Infantry

Ash, David B. B19th Infantry

Abraham, Benjamin I21st Infantry

Abrahams, David F22nd Infantry

Ash, Jacob K55th Infantry

Boernstein, Henry B42nd Infantry

Bloom, Julius R. A44th Infantry

Blumenthal, Robert B3d Cavalry

Baumgarten, Morris L4th Cavalry

Boernstein, Mayer 21st Infantry

Blumenthal, Henry H30th Infantry

Brand, Frederick F35th Infantry

Bloom, Joseph Veteran Reserve

Corps

Cohn, Julius K1st Infantry

Cohen, Abraham 20th Infantry

Cohen, Joseph 20th Infantry

Cohen, William B21st Infantry

Cohn, David F29th Infantry

Cohn, WilliamCorporalB56th Infantry

Dessauer, JohnCorporal 3d Cavalry

Dias, David G22nd Infantry

Dias, Emanuel G22nd Infantry

Dias, Samuel A. A38th Infantry

Served three years.

Dias, EmanuelCorporalC3d Heavy

Artillery

Ephraim, Joseph H. K31st Infantry

Served four years.

Emanuel, Michael K32nd Infantry

Friend, Joel M. A50th Infantry

Friend, Ellis A. 10th Battalion

Frankle, JonasBrevet 17th Infantry

Brigadier-General

Promoted from Major.

Feldman, JuliusSergeantF2nd Cavalry

Frank, Ernst 2nd Cavalry

Friedman, Lewis I30th Infantry

Friend, Solomon K30th Infantry

Friedman, Gottlieb 4th Cavalry

Gans, Charles K4th Cavalry

Guggenheimer, Samuel A13th Infantry

Goldberg, Jacob C20th Infantry

Died in the service.

Glazier, James E. F23d Infantry

Served three years.

Goldsmith, AlbertCorporalC30th Infantry

Guggenheimer, Samuel 32nd Infantry

Gershel, ManheimCorporalG34th Infantry

Goldsmith, Benjamin F. A59th Infantry

Gottlieb, Joseph F4th Infantry

Goldsmith, Daniel, Jr. 27th unattached

company

Goldsmith, Daniel 1st Heavy

Artillery

Hess, Henry K1st Infantry

Hart, Isaac C. L4th Infantry

Hart, Samuel S. D1st Heavy

Artillery

Served three years.

Herrman, Julius C3d Heavy

Artillery

Hammerslough, Edward 1st Cavalry

Hart, Daniel C. F1st Cavalry

Hartman, I. M3d Cavalry

Herz, Joseph B20th Infantry

Heller, Louis B20th Infantry

Hart, Isaac C. D23d Infantry

Hart, David D27th Infantry

Served three years.

Hart, Bernard D28th Infantry

Hirsch, Jacob A35th Infantry

Harris, Moses F54th Infantry

Hart, Joseph A56th Infantry

Hart, David A. K57th Infantry

Died in the service.

Hart, Daniel Veteran Reserve

Corps

Hofman, Jacob Veteran Reserve

Corps

Hofman, Joseph Veteran Reserve

Corps

Herzberg, Adolph

Isaacs, Charles E. B6th Infantry

Isaacs, Joseph K4th Heavy

Artillery

Isaacs, John E11th Infantry

Isaac, Alexander B12th Infantry

Killed at Antietam.

Isaac, W. H. Veteran Reserve

Corps

Jacobs, Gustav G18th Infantry

Died in the service.

Joseph, Emanuel C20th Infantry

Jacoby, Ferdinand G25th Infantry

Jacobson, Henry H29th Infantry

Joseph, Joseph M. Veteran Reserve

Corps

Joel, Henry 3d Heavy Artillery

Jacob, Joseph M3d Cavalry

Joseph, Henry 6th Battery

Jacobs, HenryCorporal 35th Infantry

Jacobs, Jacob 59th Infantry

Kohn, HenryCorporalF3d Infantry

Kaufman, Leopold 6th Battalion

Served three years.

Kuhn, Israel D26th Infantry

Served three years.

Kuhn, Frederick C32nd Infantry

Klein, Julius G32nd Infantry

Kowaltzki, Ludwig H35th Infantry

Kohler, Jacob Veteran Reserve

Corps

Karpeles, LeopoldColor SergeantE57th Infantry

Enlisted September, 1862 in Company A, 46th Regiment. After expiration of service re-enlisted in Company E, 57th Massachusetts, 1865. He was wounded at the Battle of North Anna River (Wilderness), but rejoined his regiment after a short time, though unable to walk without the aid of a cane, and was finally disabled, totally, in December, 1864, at Petersburg.

Sergeant Karpeles received a medal of honor from Congress for distinguished services in the Battle of the Wilderness, May 8, 1864, he having saved a part of the army from being captured during a retreat in disorder by rallying troops around his colors, thereby checking the enemy's pursuit.

Pittsfield, Mass., April 10, 1870.

This is to certify that Leopold Karpeles was a soldier under my command during part of the late war. My estimation of his good qualities may be judged from the fact that I entrusted him the colors of the 57th Massachusetts Infantry.

He was always faithful in the discharge of his duties as a soldier, and if my certificate to that effect can assist him in getting employment in some position for which he is qualified, I very gladly give it.

W. F. Bartlett, Late Brigadier-General, U. S. V., Brevet Major-General.

Camp of the 46th Regiment M. V. M.

New Berne, N. C., May 17, 1863.

This is to certify that Mr. Leopold Karpeles is a Corporal of Company A of this regiment. * * * * In the battles of Kingston, Whitehall and Goldsborough he bore the State colors. The promptness with which he came upon the line of battle, and the firmness with which he stood his ground, though his flag was several times pierced by the bullets of the enemy, were so conspicuous as to be the subject of remark and commendation.

I have no hesitation in endorsing him as a man who in any position would only have to know his duty, and he would discharge it to the best of his ability.

(Signed) S. B. Spooner, Major 46th Regiment, Massachusetts V. M.

I very readily give my testimonial to the efficiency and soldierly qualities of L. Karpeles, within named, having frequently remarked and observed his alertness, promptness and faithfulness to duty.

(Signed) W. S. Shurtless. Colonel Commanding.

I cheerfully concur in the above.

(Signed) S. B. Walkley, Lieutenant-Colonel 46th Regiment, M. V. M.

Fort Gibson, Indian Territory.

June 1, 1888.

My Dear Old Comrade and Friend:

Your letter of the 13th of May just received, and I hasten to reply. I was glad to hear from you and glad to find you still on the shores of mortality, where our numbers are fast diminishing. Our duty now lies in planting the principles and memory of the great struggle in the hearts of generations to follow us, endear to them the old flag that you carried from the Wilderness to North Anna, so gallantly and faithfully, and teach them to love their country which was saved at such a sacrifice.

Yes, Karpeles, I well remember you at the Battle of North Anna; I remember that you carried the colors of the glorious old "57th," far beyond any other colors; your bravery was conspicuous. I remember that you fell, badly wounded; another Sergeant was sent to take the colors from you but you refused to give them up but carried them forward until loss of blood, or another wound, I have forgotten which, compelled you to give them into the hands of another. I remember all of this distinctly as I felt justly proud of you as a Sergeant of Company "E." * * * *.

Please write me and accept my very best wishes.

Sincerely and fraternally yours, John Anderson, 1st Lieutenant, 18th Infantry, U. S. Army.

Levy, William A10th Infantry

Lehmier, Louis E11th Infantry

Served three years.

Lippman, John W. E11th Infantry

Died in service.

Lehman, Aaron W. K11th Infantry

Loestein, Simon B20th Infantry

Leon, Alexander C20th Infantry

Lowenthal, Louis F20th Infantry

Lyon, Marcus E. I24th Infantry

Killed at Deep Run, Virginia.

Levy, David H26th Infantry

Lippman, Carl N. K27th Infantry

Lehman, Albert E28th Infantry

Levin, SimonCorporal H30th Infantry

Levi, Raphael I30th Infantry

Leo, LouisCorporal 35th Infantry

Levy, Joseph 35th Infantry

Levy, Adolph M. F38th Infantry

Served three years.

Levins, Morris E39th Infantry

Served three years.

Lyon, Julius M.Lieutenant H42nd Infantry

Lyon, Charles F. F42nd Infantry

Levy, Morris C43d Infantry

Leo, Eugene A44th Infantry

Levy, David 13th Battalion

Levi, Samuel 2nd Heavy

Artillery

Leopold, Henry A.CorporalH1st Cavalry

Lyon, Daniel L4th Cavalry

Levi, Samuel F56th Infantry

Killed at Spottsylvania.

Lewin, W. H. F58th Infantry

Died in the service.

Leopold, August Veteran Reserve

Corps

Levy, Bernard H. Veteran Reserve

Corps

Loebs, Jacob Veteran Reserve

Corps

Marks, Edward 11th Infantry

May, SimonSergeantD21st Infantry

Marcus, Herman H30th Infantry

Meier, Jacob C20th Infantry

Mayer, Charles A30th Infantry

Marks, Henry 1st Heavy

Artillery

Maier, Adolph Veteran Reserve

Corps

Nussbaum, Levi D47th Infantry

Nathan, Joseph B5th Cavalry

Ochs, Joseph A. B45th Infantry

Rose, Benjamin C8th Infantry

Rose, Eli 18th Unattached

company

Rose, Benjamin, Jr. 27th Unattached

company

Rosenau, Henry 3d Cavalry

Died in the service.

Rosenthal, Jacob L4th Cavalry

Rose, Arnold 13th Infantry

Rosenthal, JohnCorporalB40th Infantry

Rich, Reuben H56th Infantry

Rose, Samuel Veteran Reserve

Corps

Rose, Abraham Veteran Reserve

Corps

Spiegel, Charles 2nd Infantry

Solomon, MorrisSergeantA2nd Infantry

Solomon, HenrySergeant 10th Infantry

Simons, Wolf 10th Infantry

Simon, Frederick E29th Infantry

Sommer, Adolph 35th Infantry

Steiner, FerdinandCorporalI35th Infantry

Steingardt, Benjamin 38th Infantry

Steingardt, Daniel 38th Infantry

Steingardt, Joseph 38th Infantry

Samuels, Samuel D. 7th unattached

Company

Samuel, Joseph 7th unattached

Company

Silberman, Barney A47th Infantry

Simon, John T.CorporalA50th Infantry

Died in the service.

Steinman, Louis B2nd Heavy

Artillery