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COMPANY  B  OFFICERS  at  CRIPPLE  CREEK

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>>>Hadlock, Alva  28   (1834 - 1909)  Mustered in on 4 Jun61 as Capt of Co B;  Would be promoted to Maj on 18 Dec 62;  THIS IS A PUZZLEMENT:  Hadlock left as Capt on 18 Dec 62, but Wagener didn't become Capt until 15 Aug 63--WHO WAS CAPT OF CO B FROM DEC 62 UNTIL AUG 63?  (See Main Page for the 1st KY for the rest of Hadlock's bio)

 

 

>>>>Wagener, John B.   <41>   (<1819> - 1887)  Joined for duty 30 Apr 61 in Cincinnati; Served as 1st Sgt from 30 Apr until 4 Jun 61 when mustered in as 2nd Sgt at Elk River, TN on;  Acted (as 1st Sgt?) until mustered in on 17 Jun 61 as 1st Sgt;   Promoted to 2 Lt on 22 Jan 62;  Promoted to 1 Lt on 13 Dec 62;  Would be promoted to Capt on 15 Aug 63;  Even though he was 1 Lt during Co B's stay at Cripple Creek, he was not there, as he was on Detached Service to the Pioneer Corps from 16 Nov 62 until 15 Aug 63;  THIS MEANS THAT CO B WAS WITHOUT A PHYSICAL 1 LT AND WITHOUT A CAPT FROM DEC 62 UNTIL AUG 63!!!  (How can this be?)  [See the note in David Hammond's bio about being paid extra as Camp Commander of Co B];   I do not know how (or even if) John B. was related to Pvt./Cpl John Wagner (no 1) or to  the elder John Wagner of this Company (born about 1818) who died in McMinnville in 1862;  (See their bios in the next box on this page)

 

 

Hammond, David  26  (1835 - 1921)  Was mustered in at Manchester, TN on 4 Jun 61 as a Cpl;  Promoted to Sgt on 21 Oct 61;  Promoted to 2 Lt on 13 Dec 62;  A note appears on several of his bi-monthly Muster Roll cards that he was "Entitiled to $10 per month extra as Camp Commander [of Co B] from 19 Dec 62" [which was the day after Hadlock was promoted from Capt of Co B to Major of the 1 KY]--this note continues to apear on his cards until 14 Sep 63, when he is "relieved of command" upon Wagener's official promotion to Capt on 14 Aug 63  and Hammond's promotion to 1 Lt on 14 [or 15] Aug 63;  (Clearly, his being "relieved of command" was not an act of punishment, it was merely a signal to the Paymaster that his extra $10 a month would be stopping--I wonder if Hammond felt relieved by not having to serve as acting head of the company, doing the work of Capt and 1 Lt while but a 2 Lt);  Mustered out 18 Jun 64, although there is a note in the records of the army post in Louisville commanded by a JH Hammond that DH Hammond and Jn A Snediker, both of the 1st KY Infantry, enlisted in the US Army in May 64 [I suspect that Hammond came from a military family and he and Snediker from Co C decided to continue to serve in the Army after their 3-year enlistments were up];  He filed for an Invalid's Pension--no date or location given;  A note on his Pension card shows he died 7 Sep 1921 in Dundee, FL 

 

 

 

CORPORALS  and  SERGEANTS  of  Co.  B  at  CRIPPLE  CREEK

 

Cannon, John     ( - )  Age not given; Joined by reenlistment 30 Apr 61 but not at camp the day mustered in for 3 years as a Pvt;  Promoted to Cpl on 12 Aug 61;  Apr, Jun, Jul 62 on Detached Duty as Color Guard; Promoted to Sgt on 30 Jan 63 (along with Luke W. Conklin) at Cripple Creek;  23 Dec 63 on Detached Duty, Recruiting Service in Covington, Kenton Co, KY until Mar 64; Returned to Muster Roll cards; Mustered out with company 18 Jun 64 in Covington, KY

Conklin, Luke W.  <25>   (<1836> - )  Mustered in on 4 Jun 61 as a Pvt;  Was promoted to Cpl on 17 Sep 62;  Was promoted to Sgt on 30 Jan 63--shortly after arriving at Cripple Creek;  There is a Casualty Sheet for a D.W. Conklin in his file that reflects he was wounded on 19 or 20 Sep 63 at Chattanooga; Mustered out 18 Jun 64  

Daniels, Levi B.   36  (1825 - 1910)  Born in Barrington, Strafford Co, NH;  Mustered in on 4 Jun 61 as a Cpl;  Promoted to Sgt on 8 Jun 61;  Mustered out with the rest of the Company on 18 Jun 64;  Worked as a Machinist;  Entered the Veterans' Home in Dayton, OH in 1885 and lived there until he died;  Filed for an Invalid's Pension in 1890; He apparently had no known living relatives or friends

Gregory, William  <20>   (<1841> - )  Mustered in on 4 Jun 61 as a Pvt;  On the Jan/Feb 62 Muster Roll card it is noted that one half a month's pay stopped by sentence of Regt Court Martial; Promoted to Cpl on 17 Apr 63 while at Cripple Creek;  Mustered out 18 Jun 64; An Invalid's Pension was filed in 1890--no location given; Widow's Pension filed--no name, date, or location  

Ingersoll, Thomas M.  26   (1835 - 1902)  Mustered in on 4 Jun 61 as a Pvt;  Promoted to Cpl on 17 Apr 63, while at Camp Cripple Creek;  Mustered out 18 Apr 64;  He lived in Covington in 1870, but spent the rest of his life in Dayton, OH where he worked as a Molder (Iron);   Filed for a pension as an Invalid in 1885;  His widow, Louisa A., filed in 1902 from OH

Keck,  Otto   21   (1842 - 1876)  Born in Germany;  Mustered in on 4 Jun 61 as a Pvt;  Wounded on Picket 2 miles from Camp Gauley in a skirmish on 28 Aug 61--detailed as a Nurse in Hospital (40 cents per day) beginning 1 Oct 61 until he was fit for duty; On Jan/Feb 62 Muster Roll card, half a month's pay is stopped by sentence of Regt Court Martial; 1 May to 31 Aug 62 absent at Convalescent Camp in Nashville; Sep/Oct 62 Absent without leave; Nov/Dec 62 Present;   Was promoted to Cpl on 30 Jan 63--a short time after arriving at Cripple Creek;  Jul/Aug 63 Daily duty as Color Guard and pay is stopped for cartridge bos, belt, and plate thrown away on march; Daily duty as Color Guard continues until the end of service; Mustered out 18 Jun 64; He died in a Railroad Accident and was buried in Spring Grove Cem

 

Lee, David    29  (1832 - 1898)  Born in England, according to a card in the cemetery file, but other records say OH; Mustered in on 4 Jun 61 as a Pvt;  Promoted to Cpl on 12 Aug 61;  Sep/Oct 62 was Sick in Barracks in Louisville; Was Sick in Convalescent Barracks in Newport, KY; Was promoted to Sgt on 17 Apr 63 while he was at Cripple Creek;  Mustered out 18 Jun 64; Married Elizabeth Mears in 1865; In 1870, he and Elizabeth live in Huron Co, OH where he is a Wagon maker; In 1880, he, Elizabeth, and their two children still live in Huron Co where he is a Drayman; Filed for an Invalid's Pension in 1890; Headstone For Union Veterans record show he died in 1898, Cancer of the mouth; and buried in St. Joseph's New Cemetery, Cincinnati, but the Find-A-Grave record does not mention his service with the 1 KY  

Ritter, John T.  30  (1831 - )  Mustered in on 5 Jun 61 as a Pvt;  Promoted to Cpl on 17 Jun 61;  Promoted to Sgt on 22 Jan 62; Wounded at Chickamauga, GA on 19 Sept 63 and immediately captured;  (A bullet passed through his left shoulder, impairing his use of his left arm;  Another bullet wound in his left leg resulted in the leg being amputated by Confederate surgeons while a prisoner of war in Atlanta on 17 Oct 63);  Was held prisoner of war for several months in Richmond and paroled on 16 Apr 64 and furloughed from Baltimore from 21 May until 15 Jun 64;  He returned to Co B in Covington, KY on 16 Jun 64--just in time to be mustered out with the Company at Camp Chase on 18 Jun 64;  He filed for an Invalid's Pension in 1864; His middle initial was mistakenly transcribed as "Y" in the AG's roll; Widow's Pension was filed but no date or place

 

Wagner, John  <27>   (<1834> - )  Mustered in on 4 Jun 61 as a Pvt;  Was promoted to Cpl on 30 Jan 63 while at Cripple Creek;  Mustered out on 18 Jun 64; Name alternately spelled Waggoner, etc.;  He was known as John Wagner no 1 to distinguish him from the John Wagner/Waggoner born about 1818 who died in McMinnville, TN on 15 Aug 62 (And neither of them were the same as 1 Lt John B. Wagener, born about 1820, who went on to be Capt of Co B) 

Weidmeyer, John B. (Johann Baptist)  25   (1836 - 1916)  Born in Freudenstadt, Germany;  Came to America in 1851; Naturalized;  Mustered in as a Pvt on 4 Jun 61;  Promoted to Cpl on 22 Jan 62,  Mustered out on 18 Jun 64;  Lived in Cincinnati as a Cabinet Maker / Carpenter; Last name spelled various ways (Weedmeyer, Wiedmaier, etc.) Filed for an Invalid's Pension in 1889; Did in Cincinnati;  Buried in Walnut Hills Cem

 

             OTHER  PERSONNEL   from  Co.  B  at   CRIPPLE   CREEK

Chippendale, Charles W.*  <14>   (<1847> - 1864)  Born in OH;  In 1860 Census, living in Newport, Campbell Co, KY, the 13 year-old son of Thomas and Jane Chippendale (Chipendell);  Mustered in on 30 Dec 61 at Camp Cot, VA as a Musician;  Would be captured near Graysville, GA on 10 Sep 63;  Died in Andersonville Prison 23 Jun 1864 from Chronic Diarrhea; Buried in the Andersonville National Cemetery in Grave 2339

Nieman, John Henry  23   (1837 -  )  Listed in AG's Report as Henry Weiman; Mustered in on 5 Jun 61 (a day after most of the Company) as a Pvt;  Was promoted to Company Wagoner on 1 Jan 62;  Mustered out 18 Jun 64

ENLISTED MEN of COMPANY B at CRIPPLE CREEK

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Adams, Albert H   18  (1843 - 1925)  Born in OH;  Mustered in on 4 Jun 61;  Worked as a Teamster during his enlistment;  Mustered out on 18 Jun 64;  Lived in the Cincinnati area most of his life;  Worked as a Teamster / Drayman for most of his civilian life;  Married Vira Clark 1885;  Entered Home for Disabled Soldiers in Dayton, OH, and later in Marion. IN;  At the time of his admission to the Dayton Hospital (chief complaint was kidney disease, first contracted around the time of the Battle of Shiloh in 1862), he was 5' 7" with a dark complexion, brown hair, and brown eyes;  He was able to read and write, and he was a Protestant;  He died at his home in Cincinnati; Buried in Baltimore Pike Cem

Andres, August  34  (1826 - )  Surname also given as Andrews; Mustered in on 4 Jun 61 in Cincinnati as a Sgt;  Resigned his office as Sgt and returned to a Pvt on 8 Jun 61;  Sick in Columbia, TN on the Mar/Apr 62 Muster Roll card; Sick in barracks New Albany, IN on the Sept/Oct 62 Muster Roll card; Taken prisoner 31 Dec 62 but "joined camp" 6 Jun 63; Mustered out on 18 Jun 64; Enlisted as Musician for US Infantry; Filed for Invalid's Pension 1881;

Armstead, Allen A.  22   (1838 - <1865>)  Mustered in on 4 Jun 61;  Promoted to Cpl 17 Jun 61; Resigned 15 Aug 61; Detached to Artillery; Rejoined company Sept/Oct 61 on Muster Roll card;  Absent without leave from Lavergne, TN on 28 Dec 62 until 29 Mar 63;  "Sent to Hospital to Murfreesboro Tenn 23 Jun 63"; Forfeited pay and allowances from 28 Dec 62 to 29 Mar 63; Wounded at Chattanooga, TN on 19 or 20 Sep 63; Extra detail as Teamster in Ambulance Train per order of Gen. Palmer 3 Oct 63;  Mustered out on 18 Jun 64; Died on 7 Jul 64 of smallpox, contracted while in Army; Mother filed for her pension on 12 Mar 1866

 

Bauer, George*   28  (1833? - 1863)  The death record shows his age as being 23, while the muster-in information shows him being 28;  The death record states he was born in "Helsia", France, but since there IS no Helsia in France, it might be Alesia or Hestia;  George stood 5' 2 1/2" tall, had blue eyes, brown hair, and a light complexion, His occupation was Shoemaker;  He was mustered in on 4 Jun 61;  Would be killed in action at Chickamauga on 19 Sep 63; I can find no record of where he is buried

Bendt, Christian  19   (1841 - )  Surname also given as Bent; Mustered in on 4 Jun 61 at either Camp Clay or Pendleton;  Mustered out on 18 Jun 64 at Covington, KY 

Brinkman, Henry   21  (1840 - 1919)  Born in Hannover;  Mustered in on 4 Jun 61; Wounded at Chattanooga (a "scalp wound") on 24 Sep 63 and sent to hospital in Louisville--returned to his company by the next muster roll;  Mustered out on 18 Jun 64; Worked as a Bricklayer in civiian life; Filed for Invalid Pension in 1892; Died in Cincinnati; Wife's name was Ann; Buried in the Vine Street Cem 

Catteen, Peter  24   (1836 - )  Mustered in on 4 Jun 61;  AWOL on Muster Roll card for Nov/Dec 62; Fined one dollar by sentence of Regt P Marshall on card dated 31 Oct 62 - 28 Feb 63;  Captain's Cook on Muster Card dated 28 Feb 63 - 30 Jun 63;  (Pay) Stopped for cartridge box, belt, and plate thrown away on the march, dated Jul/Aug 63; Fined 50 cents by Rgt P M as of 31 Aug 63 (Note: Owen Conray in the next bio and several other men in this company did the same thing!);  Mustered out on 18 Jun 64 

Conray, Owen  24   (1836 - )  Name also appears as Conway; Mustered in on 4 Jun 61;  "Under arrest" noted on 1 May - 31 Aug 62 Muster Roll card;  As with Peter Catteen above, Owen Conray had his pay stopped for cartridge box, belt, and plate thrown away on the march, dated Jul/Aug 63; Fined 50 cents by Rgt P M as of 31 Aug 63; Mustered out on 18 Jun 64 

Corcoran, Richard  19   (1841 - )  Mustered in on 4 Jun 61;  Taken Prisoner at Stones River 31 Dec 63;  Joined Camp 6 Jun 63;  Absent sick at Manchester, TN 12 Aug 63; Present again on Nov/Dec 63 Muster Roll card; Mustered out on 18 Jun 64;  Filed for an Invalid's Pension 1884--no location given; A Minor's Pension was filed (no date or location), but no Widow's Pension; There is a Richard Corcoran who worked at the Gas Company in Cincinnati 1870 and a Richard Peter Corcoran who died in Cincinnati who died in 1911 and is buried in the St. Joseph New Cemetery; Are either of these men our Richard?

Cox, John, no 1   21   (1830 - )  Mustered in on 4 Jun 61 with John Cox no 2;  Court martialed confined to Guard House 10 days and 1 month's pay stopped as of 30 Apr 61 in Cincinnati (before he was mustered in!) Would be captured near Graysville (or Ringold?), GA on 10 Sep 63;  Sent to Richmond, VA on 16 Sep 63;  Was paroled on 26 Mar 64, and managed to return to the Company on 17 Jun 64--the day before they were all mustered out together!;  Mistakenly listed as "John Cot" on the AG's roll; I do not know how (or if) the two John Coxes are related

Cox, John, no 2   26   (1835 - <After 1896>)  Mustered in on 4 Jun 61;  Listed as the Major's Hostler on the Muster Roll card for 28 Feb - 30 Jun 63; Lt. Col's Hostler as of Jul/Aug Muster Roll card and again on Sep/Oct card; On Muster Roll card for Nov/Dec it says he is "On Daily Duty as Orderly at Regtl Hd Qrs"--this will continue until he is mustered out;  Mustered out on 18 Jun 64;  Mistakenly listed as "John Cot" on the AG's roll; Uncertain how (or if) this man is related to the man in the bio above this one; Entered the Veterans' Home In Dayton in 1897 (Identifying himself as John Cox Number 2) (age 40, Born Ireland, Living Louisville as a Stone Cutter before admission, Single, 5' 6", Dark complexion, Blue eyes, Grey hair; No kin, Catholic, Unable to read or write; Claims he was injured by a fall on 2 Jan 63 in Murfreesboro--hurting his left side: back, hip, and side); Transferred to Southern Branch Veterans' Home 1881; Transferred to Central Branch 1884; Transferred to Marion Branch 1893; Transferred to NW Branch 1895; Transferred back to the S Branch in 1896; Did he keep tranferring because he was constantly disgruntled with his care? When and where did he die?

 

Crow, George J  24  (1837 - )   Mustered in 4 Jun 61 at Camp Pendleton/Chase in Cincinnati; Note on Muster Roll card for 1 May - 31 Aug 62 "Under arrest"; Muster Roll card for 31 Oct 62 - 28 Feb 63 notes that he was "Fined $5.00 by sentence of Regt P Marshall"; On Jul/Aug 63 Muster Roll card it states "On extra duty as Teamster in Div Train" and again on the next card "Fined July 23/63 $2.00.  July 25/63 $8.00 by Regt PM.  Extra Duty as Teamster in Div Train"; And again, on the Nov/Dec 63 card "Extra Duty as Teamster in Div Train Aug 10/63 Order of Gen Palmer"--this will continue through the end of his service; Mustered out 18 Jun 64 Covington, KY 

 

Dodson, Edmund Howard  20   (1841 - 1915)  Born in OH; Mustered in on 4 Jun 61; Mustered out on 18 Jun 64;  Married Harriett Kemp in 1865;  Married Sarah Fugate in 1885;  Filed for an Invalid's Pension in 1887; Worked various jobs: Clerk, Dry Goods Salesman, Bookkeeper;  Buried in Spring Grove Cem 

 

 

???Elms, John  23   (1837 - <1898>)  Born in Canada; Mustered in on 4 Jun 61 as the Company Wagoner, but was reduced to a Pvt on 1 Jan 62;  Detached as Brigade Wagonmaster on Muster Roll card for 1 May to 31 Aug 62;  He is absent on the Company Muster Roll cards and Present on Special Muster Roll cards for the next several months, BUT he is Present on the Company Muster Roll card for Mar/Apr 63, so WAS HE AT CRIPPLE CREEK?; He is once again listed as Absent on Company Muster Roll cards and Present on Special Muster Roll cards, with a Note that he was once again Detached as Wagonmaster  29 Jun 63 by Order of Gen Palmer and later by Gen Rosecrans and would continue to the end of his service;  Mustered out on 18 Jun 64; He married Matilda Martin circa 1865; Worked in the Ice House in Cincinnati in 1870 and worked as a Teamster in Cincinnati in 1880; Filed for an Invalid's Pension in 1882 and his Widow, Matilda, filed for her pension in 1899

 

Fruechtenicht, John  22   (1840 - 1893)  A note on the card for John Fisher directs you to this name--no indication of age;  Veterans Records show him born 1841 in Germany;  A birth record for Hanover, Germany shows him born in Sept 1840; Mustered in at Camp Clay on 5 Jun 61--a day after most of the others in the Company were mustered in;  1 May to 31 Aug 62 Sick at Louisville and on the Nov/Dec 62 card Sick in Barracks; Present Mar/Apr 63 and other cards; Mustered out on 18 Jun 64 in Covington, KY; He married Margaretha Hoferkamp in 1875 in Louisville; In 1880, he was a Shoe/Boot Maker in Louisville; He filed for an Invalid's Pension in 1890 from KY and Margaretha (Maggie) filed for a Widow's Pension in 1893 from KY after he died of Chronic Diarrhea

 

Flannagan, Thomas  19   (1841 - 1891)  Name also spelled Flanigan, Flanagan, etc; Slightly wounded at Shiloh 7 Apr 62; Detached to Brigade Hd Qtrs as Teamster 4 Mar 63 by Gen Cruft through end of service; Mustered in on 4 Jun 61;  Mustered out on 18 Jun 64: Filed Invalid's Pension in 1879; Widow's Pension filed Aug 1891 

Goodin, James Joseph  24   (1836 - )  Name also given as Gooden, he went by Joseph; Mustered in on 4 Jun 61;  Slightly wounded in the right arm during a skirmish at Lavergne, TN 26 Dec 62--sent to Hospital in Nashville--report incorrectly identifies him as Joseph Woodwin; Present on Company Muster Roll card for Mar/Apr 63; Fined 50 cents on 31Aug 63 by Regt PM;  Mustered out on 18 Jun 64 

Goslin, James  22   (1841 - )  Mustered in on 4 Jun 61;  On 25 Nov 61, Samuel Barr, Jr, 1 Lt Commanding Co D and Officer of the Day, charged Gosling [sic] with (while drunk) calling him things I can't decipher (including a bitch?) and threatening to kill him and making similar threats to Col. Enyart;  On Jan/Feb 62 Muster Roll card it is noted that one half a month's pay stopped by sentence of Regt Court Martial; Muster Roll card for 1 May - 31 Aug 62 shows him Under Arrest; As with some of the others in the company, pay stopped Jul/Aug 63 for cartridge box, belt, and plate thrown away on march; Mustered out on 18 Jun 64 

Green, William A.  25  (1835 - 1921)  He signed one of his letters during the Recruiting Detail as William A. Greene (all the rest, without the "e" at the end); Mustered in as 5 Sgt on 4 Jun 61;  Resigned his office as Sgt and returned to ranks as Pvt on 8 Jun 61;  Wounded slightly on 21 May 61 and again on 19 or 20 Sep 63; 23 Dec 63 on Detatched Duty Recruiting Service by Order of Gen Thomas; On 9 (or 7?) Mar (he says 65, but means 64) he wrote to Capt Grissom, the PM in charge of the recruiting detail--expressing for the thrid time in the last 3 weeks his frustration at not being successful in recruiting new men (there are so many southern sympathizers in this area) and expressing anxiety over having to pay his own expenses, running low on funds, without being able to locate a paymaster; Capt Grissom responds on 18 Mar that "You being on detatched duty are allowed commutatuon of rations at 75 cents per day which is better for you to receive even if you pay your own bills.  If I should settle it, you would lose the difference.  This commutation is paid on the order of the Commanding Officer: Maj Sidell.  I am authorized to furnish you transportation to join your regt.  I am etc. Your Obt Svt (Signed) John R. Grissom, Capt & Prov Mar 2nd Dist KY"; Present again by Mar/Apr 64; Mustered out on 18 Jun 64; William A. Green (with an alias William Austin) filed an Invalid's Petition in 1890--no location; Did William's record with the 55 KY (Co G) become garbled into William Austin without the surname?; Died 1921 in Olaton, KY 

Hassel, Henry  19   (1841 - 1914)  Born 29 Jan 42 in Germany (Westfalen, Prussia); Immigrated 1858; Mustered in on 4 Jun 61; Mustered out on 18 Jun 64 in Covington, KY; Enlisted in 60 OH (Co K) 4 Nov 64, mustered out 28 Jul 65 as a Cpl; Married Mary J. Riley in Aug. 1869; Worked as a Journeyman Book Binder in Cincinnati in 1860 and 1870; Filed an Invalid's Pension 1890; In the 1890 Census, he only mentions his service in  the 60 OH; Lived in Cincinnati where he was a Paper Ruler (1880, 1900) and a Book Binder (1910);  Died 28 Feb 1914 in Cincinnati; Buried St. Joseph's New Cemetery; Widow's Pension filed  9 Mar 1914; Name also given as Hassel [Note: The card in the Pension File is the only thing I have that links the man in the 1 KY with the man in the 60 OH--all other records that mention Henry's military service make no mention of the 1 KY.  I am not certain why.]

Harman, Thomas  26   (1834 - 1920)  Born in Ireland;  Name also given as Herman; Mustered in on 4 Jun 61;  On the Muster Roll card for 28 Feb to 30 Jun 63 he was detailed as a Hospital Teamster for the rest of his service by Order of Col. Enyart; Mustered out on 18 Jun 64: Filed for an Invalid's Pension 1889;  Died in Soldiers' Home in Sandusky, Erie Co, Ohio on 1 Mar 1920; Buried in Calvary Cemetery

Hilley, David  19   (1841 - )  Name also given as Hillary; Mustered in on 4 Jun 61;  Muster Roll cards for Sept-Oct 62 state he was Sick in Hospital in Louisville at Louisville; Nov/Dec 62 he was in Convalescent Camp in Bowling Green, KY; Present afterward; Extra Duty as Teamster from 3 Oct 63 by Order of Lt Col Hadlock through end of service;  Mustered out on 18 Jun 64 

Kennedy, Thomas  22   (1838 - <After 1890>)  Mustered in on 4 Jun 61;  Slightly wounded Shiloh 7 Apr 62;  Severly wounded in head Chattanooga 19/20 Sep 63; Mustered out on 18 Jun 64; Filed for Invalid's Pension 1880; Living Union Co., SD in 1890, he reports being shot in the head and the hand during the War 

McCabe, Henry   20  (1840 - 1918)  Born in New York, NY; Mustered in on 4 Jun 61 as Drummer/Musician;  Beginning with Jan/Feb 62 Muster Roll card he is Pvt; 28 Feb onward, he is on Daily Duty as Drummer; Mar/Apr 62 he is also Teamster, likewise Jun/Jul 62; In Jun 63 he is Staff Teamster; Mustered out on 18 Jun 64; Entered 16th US Inf in 1866, mustered out in 1869; In 1895, entering the Sawtelle Nation Home for Disabled Soldiers, he reports having broken his left leg during the War; He is 54, 5' 5 1/2", Light complexion (no answer on hair or eyes), Catholic, Able to read and write; Had been working as a Laborer in Sacramento, Colorado; Single; Left the Home AWOL in Jan 1914, but Readmitted Oct 1914; He died in the Home in 1918 of Broncho Pneumonia; Buried in grave 36-D-15 in the Los Angeles National Cemetery

McGowan, James E.*  22   (1839 - 1864)  At the time of his enlistment, he worked as a Machinist;  Mustered in on 4 Jun 61; Captured on 10 Sep 63 in skirmish near Graysville, GA;  Died in Prison in Richmond on or near 16 Feb 65 (alternate date given as 6 Feb 65, should be 6 Feb 64) of Chronic Dysentery; In 1867, his father, Barnard McGowan filed for his Pension in 1867

McKenzie, Hugh  22   (1838 - )  Mustered in on 4 Jun 61;  Wounded 19 or 20 63 at Chattanooga; Mustered out on 18 Jun 64 in Covington, KYPension File lists him as Makenzie; He filed for an Invalid's Pension in 1898 

Maher, John*  <19>   (<1842> - 1863)  Born in Tipperary, Ireland;  Family arrived in America in 1852;  Lived Cincinnati, OH in 1860;  Mustered in on 4 Jun 61;  He worked as a Laborer,  Stood 5' 4 1/2" tall;  Had a light complexion, blue eyes, and light-colored hair; Taken prisoner at Stones River but was apparently returned to his company in time for the Mar/Apr 63 Muster Roll card;  Would later be killed in action at Chickamauga on 19 Sep 63;  His age is given variously as 18 or 19;  NOTE: There is some confusion of John Maher of the 1 KY with John Means of the 18 Indep OLA Battery who was killed on 2 Jun 65 and buried at Chattanooga;  John Maher died of a G.S. to the chest and the death record was recorded by Dr. John Dickson of the 1 KY;  According to family records on Ancestry, this photo is of John Maher  

Manz, Louis  25   (1836 - <1881>)  Name also given as Manzer, Mance; Mustered in on 4 Jun 61;  Fined 50 cents by Regt PM on 25 Aug 63; Wounded at Chattanooga 19 or 20 Sep 63; Mustered out on 18 Jun 64; Enlisted in 7 US Vet Vols (Co E); Filed Invalid's Pension 1880; Annie, widow of Louis Manz, living in Germantown, PA in 1890; His wife, Anna, filed a Widow's Pension in Apr 1882 (no location given); He might possibly be the Lewis Manz, Glassblower, who died in Philadelphia on 29 Nov 1881 and buried in Glenwood Cemetery, Philadelphia

Miller, Charles  21   (1839 - )  Mustered in on 4 Jun 61;  Mustered out on 18 Jun 64 

Murray, Edward  27  (1834 - 1906)  Born in Delaware;  Worked in various civilian jobs--mostly involving Day Labor;  Mustered in on 4 Jun 61;  Fined $9.00 by Regt PM on 23 Jul 63 and 50 cents on 31 Aug 63; Mustered out on 18 Jun 64;  Re-enlisted with the 23rd OH Inf, Co G, for the final year of the War;  Admitted to the Marion Branch of the Disabled Soldiers' Home in 1896 complaining of Rheumatism and Kidney Disease';  He was 5' 7" tall, with gray hair and eyes and a darl complexion; He could read and write; He was a Catholic;  He was unmarried; He died in the Home's Hospital of Pulmonary Tuberculosis and was buried in the St. Joseph's New Cemetery in Cincinnati 

Naderman, James Henry  21  (1840 - 1903)  Goes by Henry; Born in Hannover, Saxony;  Mustered in on 4 Jun 61; Wounded at Chattanooga in Sept 63;  Mustered out on 18 Jun 64;  Married Wilhelmina Heitmeier;  Worked in a Hardware Store;  Buried in Walnut Hills Cem 

O'Neil, John  22   (1838 - <1891>)  Mustered in on 4 Jun 61;  Nov/Dec 62 -- sick in Convalescent Camp in Nashville; Mustered out on 18 Jun 64; His father filed for a Pension 2 Sep 1891

Ranagan, Theodore  19  (1841 - 1921)  Born in April 1845 in NY, according to Ancestry.com; Name spelled various ways (Ranigan; Renegan, Rannegan, etc.); Grew up in VA and PA; Mustered in 4 Jun 61 in Cincinnati; July/Aug 63 pay stopped for cartridge box, belt, and plate thrown away during march Mustered in on 4 Jun 61;  Mustered out on 18 Jun 64; Enlisted in 11 MO Inf (Co G); Worked as a Glass Stainer in 1870 in NYC; Married Josephine Kafitz in 1873 in Philadelphia; Filed for Invalid's Pension 1883; Moved to Cumberland Co, NJ by 1885;  Worked as a Glass Blower in NJ in 1900; No occupation given in 1910 and 1920; Died 24 Jan 1921 in Millville, NJ; His Widow filed for her Pension 5 Feb 1921

???Richards, William H.  19  (1841 - )  Mustered in on 4 Jun 61;  Mar/Apr 62 Sick in Hospital in Nashville; Sick in Nashville Hospital again 6 Dec 62; 28 Feb - 30 Jun 63 marked as Present, but the card for Mar/Apr 63 he is still Absent in Hosp in Nashville (and on one card he is listed as being in Hospital in Quincy, IL); So, was he at Cripple Creek?  Fined $1 on 25 Aug 63 by Regt PM; Mustered out on 18 Jun 64 

Roth, George William  20   (1841 - 1914)  Went by William, although this caused the Pension board to label William Roth as an alias; Born in Germany; Mustered in on 4 Jun 61 in Co D, but by 5 Jun 61 was in Co B; Jul/Aug 63 pay stopped for cartridge box, belt, and plate thrown away on march Mustered out on 18 Jun 64; Lived most of his life as a Tailor in Louisville; Married Frances Seyfert; Filed for an Invalid's Pension 1881; Died 5 May 1914 in Louisville; Buried in Cave Hill Cemetery; Widow's Pension filed 11 May 1914

Silas, Columbus* 19   (1841 - 1863)  Born in New Orleans, LA; Was a Moulder by Profession; He was 5' 8 1/4" in height, with a Dark complexion, Grey eyes and Brown hair; He lived in LA with his mother and a 2 year-old girl named Virginia (a younger sister, I presume) in 1850; Mother's Pension petition states she and Christopher removed to Cincinnati in 1853 and lived in Cincinnati in 1860 with his mother, He "re-enlisted" 30 Apr 61 at Cincinnati, but not at camp the day the others were mustered in, so he was mustered in 1 May 61 at Camp Clay, OH;  He was wounded at Chickamauga (compound fracture left thigh) on 20 Sep 63 and died in Gen Hosp #3 in Chattanooga on 24 Oct 63; His mother, Catherine, filed for a Mother's Pension in Dec. 1863; Name given as Columbus Lilas in AG's Roster

Spindle, Henry  19   (1842 - 1920)  Born in Germany; Name given as Spendell, Spenlau, etc. (Family records say he changed the name to "Spindle" since that is how the Army spelled it and he wanted to be able to collect his pension!); Arrived in America 1854--his father and little sister died in Cincinati, shortly after the family arrived; Mustered in on 4 Jun 61;  21 May 61 severely wounded in the leg in a skirmish near Corinth, Miss (In Hospital at Corinth, Miss, July in Hospital in Murfreesboro); 20 Mar 64 Detatched duty for Recruitment; Mustered out on 18 Jun 64; He married Katherine "Kate" Weldon in 1872 in Covington, KY; Filed for an Invalid's Pension in 1884; In 1903 (?) he enters the Veterans' Home in Grant Co, IN, During intake, he reports having suffered a GSW right thigh in 1862 KY [should be 1861 in Miss?] and also reports breaking his ankle during the War with anchylosis as a result; He is 63 years old, 5' 9", Dark complexion, Grey hair and eyes, Able to read and write, Catholic, Married (wife, Catherine, lives in Covington, KY), He had most recently worked as a Laborer in Covington; He died at the hospital on3 May 1920 at 8-30 o'clock A.M. of Cardiac Hypertrophy and Chronic Bronchitis; Buried in Covington, KY

Steinham, William 19   (1841 - 1931)  Mustered in on 4 Jun 61;  Mustered out on 18 Jun 64; Filed for an Invalid's Pension in 1890; Died 31 Jan 1931 in Newark, NJ 

Tower, Andrew  29   (1831 - <1889>)  Mustered in on 4 Jun 61;  31 Oct 62 - 28 Feb 63, Fined by sentence of Regt P Marshall; Mustered out on 18 Jun 64; Widow's Pension filed 19 Aug 1889  

Tribble, Frederick  20  (1840 - )  Name given as Trebel on Pension file; Mustered in on 4 Jun 61;  30 Aug 63 he was fined by Regimental PM; Mustered out on 18 Jun 64; Filed Invalid's Pension 1885

Wallack, Frank  21  (1839 - )  Surname also listed as Walk; Mustered in on 4 Jun 61;  On 27 Nov 63 he was detatched as Orderly to Division Head Quarters by Order of Gen Stanley until end of service; Mustered out on 18 Jun 64; Enlisted in 4 US Vet Vol Inf (Co D);  Invalid Pension filed 1885; Widow's Pension filed--no date or location

 

Wallace, William E. 39  (1821 - 1895)  Born in OH; Mustered in on 4 Jun 61;  28 Feb - 30 Jun 63 On Daily Duty as Colonel Enyart's Steward until end of service; Mustered out on 18 Jun 64; Enlisted in the 183 OH, Co. K (or F), in Oct 64 and Mustered out in Jun 65;  He filed for an Invalid's Pension in 1892 in IL; Entered the Marion Home for Disbled Veterans in 1892, reporting Rheumatism and Impaired vision in both eyes during 1861 in Charleston, VA and later problems with Head catarrh and Senile changes; He was 70, 5' 7", Light complexion, Blue eyes, Gray hair, Able to read and write, Protestant, a Widower, Most recently working as a Brick Layer in Delphi, IN; He died in the Hospital at the Home in 1895 of Pulmonary Oedema;  Buried there at the Hospital in Grave 198, Circle D 

Weaver, Dominick  40  (1820 - )  Mustered in on 4 Jun 61;  12 Mar 64 Absent sick at Ooltamah, TN; Mustered out on 18 Jun 64 

Wilson, Henry     ( - )  No age given; Mustered in on 4 Jun 61;  Wounded (in one report, "severely", in another "slightly") in skirmish near Corinth, Miss on 21 May 62; Mustered out on 18 Jun 64 

 

           MEN OF COMPANY B WHO WERE NOT AT CAMP CRIPPLE CREEK

  DIED                      GONE  HOME         TRANSFERRED         UNACCOUNTED  FOR       HOSPITAL                                           

Burnes, John (or   

   Burns)

Peters, Stephen W.

Powers, James

Stiger, Eugene

Wagner, John H. (2d)

Woods, George

Fraser, Thomas K.  (1   

   Lt)

Groves, Noah C.

   Court Martialed on

   6 Jun 61

Henson, George W.  (1

   Lt)

Miller, Richard

Myher, John C.

Ross, Joseph H.

Sample, John

Williams, William W.

Condra, Richard -- to Pioneer 

    Corps as of 16 Nov 62

Davy, Nicholas* -- to Pioneer

    Corps 16 Nov 62, he was

    drowned in Tenn River near

    Chattanooga on 10 Mar 64 Gregory, David -- to Pioneer

    Corps as of 16 Nov 62

King, Courtland W. -- to Field

     and Staff 27 Jul 61

Long, Christopher -- to 4th US  

   Art

Potent, Oscar -- to Co H

Steinham, William -- to Artillery

   13 Aug 62

Webber, William -- to 4th US

   Art 

Wundt, Jacob -- to 4th US Art

Brazier, John

Curray, Angus

Hicks, Henry C.

King, William L.

Long, Alfred

McAdams, James

???McClure, Robert --  

     Deserted from   

    Nashville

     on 1 Jun 63 (Was he at

     CCC?)

 McGowan, John (AG's roll

     lists him as McGeven)

Morris, William W.

Neifer, George (Cpl)

Reifer, Charles

Schultz, Christopher

     (AWOL from 10 Oct 62     - 4 Jan 64;  Would be

     returned)

Carr, John -- Conflicting

   reports have him Sick in

   Nashville from 26 Dec 62,

   but he is Absent through

   Sept/Oct 63; Other reports

   show him AWOL and a

   Paroled Prisoner and not

   returning to company until

   Oct 63; Clearly he was NOT

   at Cripple Creek 

Keefer, Charles -- In Hospital

   in Nashville from 26 Dec 62

King, Lawrence -- Entered  

  hospital in Nashville 26 Dec

  62--confined until dis- 

  charged 23 Apr 63 with  

  "Incipient Phthisis Pulmo-

   nalis" (Tuberculosis)

Lloyd, Robert -- Bullet wound 

   in the left thigh at Stones

   River that would eventually

   require amputation of leg--

   dischaged from Hospital 24

   Aug 63

???Morris, James -- Sent to

   the "Lunatic Assylum" in

   Nashville on 15 Jun 63

   (PTSD?  Suicidal?);  

   Would remain there

   until 11 Apr 64 when he

   was discharged

Smith, Jacob G. (Sgt) In

    hospital, first in  Mur-

    freesboro, then in

    Cincinnati after shell

    struck his right eye on 7

    Jan 63, leaving him

    blind in that eye--

    officially discharged on    

    17 Apr 63

Wooley, Stacey A. -- Sick in

    hospital Jan and Feb in

    Nashville and Mar - Oct in

    Gen Hospital

 

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