Camp cripple creek
tennessee
18 january - 24 june 1863
COMPANY C OFFICERS at CRIPPLE CREEK
Capt. Anthony Laumann 29 (1833 - 1904) Born in Prussia and came to America around 1840; Lived in Cincinnati, OH until after 1893; Mustered in as a Sgt on 31 May 61; Mustered in as 2 Lt on 17 Jun 61; Promoted to Capt on 8 Apr 62; Granted Sick Leave for Nov and Dec 62; Granted leave again for 20 days (sick?) from Feb - Mar 63; Surgeon Cox wrote letters for his leave based on articular rheumatism; Received word in Aug that his wife had suffered a miscarriage and was in grave condition and was granted another leave from 26 Aug until 10 Sept 63; Mustered out 19 Jun 64; His signature spells his name as Laumann (AG's Report lists him as Lauman); Worked as a Tailor in 1860 and 1870; By the 1890s, he is listed as a Finisher or a Varnisher; His wife, Mary, apparently recovered from her miscarriage and went on to bear more children, including twin boys around 1867; He and his second wife, Magdalin, moved to Chicago before 1900; He died in Chicago, but was buried in Cincinnati' Walnut Hills Cemetery
1 Lt William Pettibone 41 (<1822> - ) Mustered in on 31 May 61 as a Sgt; Promoted from (Orderly) Sgt to 2 Lt on 1 May 62; Promoted to 1 Lt on 20 Aug 62; Served as Acting Commander of Co C from 26 Dec 62 until 28 Feb 63; Attached to the Pioneer Corps from 22 May 63 until 12 Jun 64; Mustered out on 19 Jun 64; Filed for Invalid Pension 1899 from Tenn
2 Lt William Miller 33? ( - ) Mustered in on 3 Jun 61 as a Cpl (although the first card in the muster records says he was mustered in as a Pvt on 31 Aug 61); Appointed Sgt 16 Nov 61; Promoted from Sgt to 2 Lt on 25 Feb 63; Resigned 16 May 63, citing he felt "incompetent to perform duties pertaining to the office"--in his note as he forwarded the letter, Sedgewick offered this as an explanation: Miller could neither read nor write (beyond signing his name); Some of his Muster Cards indicate he was 34 when he enlisted in 61 and later ones state he was 31; On May 63, he was on daily duty as Hostler at Brigade HQ as a Pvt.; A Widow's Pension was filed 2 Feb 1894 with a notation that widow 0.512.186 was widow of Jacob Huber 1 OH LA Co I (her name was Theresa Miller); Curiously, there is a card in the Pension File for a William H. Miller in 3 KY D--but there WAS no William Miller there who filed an Invalid's Pension in 1907 in OH
[James E. Stewart was a 2Lt in name only from 13 Aug 62 until his resignation in Jan 63--he was appointed as a favor by Gen. William S. Smith, but he never reported for duty to the regiment. The next 2 Lt would not be appointed until John H. Albers on 11 Jul 63.]
CORPORALS and SERGEANTS of Co. C at CRIPPLE CREEK
Albers, John Henry <23> (<1838> - ) Mustered in on 31 May 61 as a Cpl; Had been appointed Sgt by the Apr/Aug 62 Muster Card; Promoted from Sgt to 2 Lt on 11 Jul 63; Mustered out on 19 Jun 64; Apparently went by his middle name most of the time; Enlisted in 4 US Vet Vols Co G, Clara C. Steringer [?] filed Widow's Pension 29 Sep 1906
Becker, Henry Bernard 25 (<1836> - ) Mustered in 26 Jun 61 as a Pvt; Appointed Cpl by the Apr/Auug Muster Roll Card; Promoted to Sgt on 1 Aug 63; Mustered out by telegram from AGO on 15 Jun 64; In the AG's Roll, he is listed as Bernard Backon, but the Muster Cards all say Becker is the last name--however, he is listed as Henry Becker on all but the last 3 Muster Cards, on which he is listed as Bernard Becker
Broeker, Gerhard* 27 (<1836> - 1863) Mustered in 31 May 61; Appointed Cpl by Mar/Apr 63; Missing (presumed dead) after Battle of Chickamauga, GA 19 Sep 63
Bruggemeyer, George H.* 30 (<1833> - 1863) Name spelled variously, including Briggemeyer; Born in Germany; He is probably the Geo Brugmyer, age 28 Prussia, Drayman in Cincinnati in 1860 Census; Mustered in 31 May 61 as a Cpl; Appointed Sgt on 25 Jun 61; Was reported Sick in Hospital from 5 Aug 61 until Nov or Dec 61; Reduced to Pvt on 11 Oct 62, but returned to Sgt by Mar/Apr 63; Killed in battle at Chickamauga, GA on 19 Sep 63; Described as 6 feet tall, with a light complexion, gray eyes, and brown hair; He worked as a Drayman at the time he enlisted; I cannot find where he is buried
Kroeger, Gerhard Henry 30 (1843 - ) Mustered in on 16 Jun 61 as a Pvt; Appointed Cpl on 6 Jul 62 (His Muster Card says he was promoted on 18 Apr 62); Sick in hospital in Nashville from Nov/Dec 62 until Jan/Feb 63; Was present at Cripple Creek for March/April Muster Card; Was hospitalized in Murfreesboro from 23 Jun 63 until sometime in July/Aug 63; Would be wounded at Chickamauga on 19 Sep 63; Mustered out 19 Jun 64; AG's Report erroneously lists him as George H. Kraiger, although he apparently went by George, rather than Gerhard; In 1870 and in 1880, there is a Henry Kroeger/Kruger living in Cincinnati as a Dairyman with his wife, Lizzie (Fisher)--this man, born 4 Sep 1842, apparently died 15 Feb 1912 and is buried in the Walnut Hills Cemetery in Cincinnati--is this our Cpl Henry Kroeger?; OR There is a Henry G. Kroager living in Ransey Co, Minn in 1890--no information on his regiment
Pieper, Henry 23 (1839 - 1915) Born in Germany; Came to America aound 1848; Mustered in on 31 May 61 as a Pvt; Appointed Cpl on 25 Jul 61, although on one of his Muster Cards, it says he went from Pvt to Sgt on 15 Apr 62; Appointed Sgt on 18 Apr 62 along with Martin Yenner, below; Detached duty for recruiting from 23 Dec 63 until sometime in February 64; Mustered out 19 Jun 64; He married Caroline Schneider in 1868; In 1870 and 1880, he was a Huckster in Cincinnati; Invalid Pension filed 1881; In 1890 Veterans' Census he lists his medical complaint as Rheumatism;In 1900, he was a Saloon Keeper ["Saloonist"] in Cincinnati; In 1910, he is the Henry Peiper who was a Widower (Carrie had died in 1905), not the Henry Piepes, Sr who is married to a woman named Mary (Siemer)--this Henry was born in 1838 and died in 1918 and is buried in the same cemetery!; OUR Henry died 5 Aug 1915 Cincinnati, OH of Valvular Heart Disease and buried in St. Mary Cemetery;
These, Joseph 29 (1834 - 1879?) Mustered in on 31 May 61 as a Cpl; Promoted to 1 Sgt on 11 Oct 62; Mustered out on 19 Jun 64; There is a Joseph These who died in Kenton Co., KY in Aug 1879--is this our Joseph These? If so, he was born in Prussia, worked as a Laborer; and had resided in Kenton Co, for 25 yrs.
Yenner, Martin 22 (1842. - 1900) Born in Switzerland; Mustered in on 21 Jun 61 as a Pvt; Had 1 month's pay stopped for a minor infraction on 5 Aug 61; Appointed Sgt on 15 Apr 62 (skipping the rank of Cpl); Mustered out on 19 Jun 64; Married Margaret Jones by 1870; In 1870, he is incorrectly listed under his father-in-law's name, Jones, but he lives with his wife and her family in Louisville where he is a Hotel Cook; Military records filed under Jenner, but family name was Yenner; Pension filed under Martin Jarmer (alias Martin Yanner?); Enlisted in 45 US Inf Co H; In the 1880 Census, he was a Cook in a Hotel in Louisville; In 1887's Louisville City Directory, his occupation was still listed as a Cook; Invalid Pension 1887 in KY, Margaret E. filed Widow's Pension also in KY; Died in Louisville 18 Mar 1900 of Pneumonia and was buried in the Eastern Cemetery
Zimmerle, Francis K. 29 (<1834> - ) Mustered in 31 May 61 as a Pvt; Appears as a Cpl on the Muster Card for 28 Feb - 30 Jun 63; Was reduced back to Pvt on the Jan/Feb 64 Muster Card with a notation on the Mar/Apr 64 Muster Card that he was would forfeit $13 for a Disciplinary infraction and be reduced to Pvt; Mustered out 19 Jun 64; Pension File marked "Illegible"; Enlisted in 10 OH Co I and 17 OH Co E; Invalid Pension filed 1885; filed Widow's Pension
OTHER PERSONNEL from Co. C at CRIPPLE CREEK
ENLISTED MEN of COMPANY C at CRIPPLE CREEK
Altemeier, Herman E. 32 (1841 - 1903) Born in Hanover; Came to America in 1852; Mustered in 31 May 61; Mustered out 19 Jun 64; Worked many jobs--Saloon Keeper, Butcher, Laborer, but primarily as a Stone Mason; Married Catharina Wilhelmina Schrader around 1870; Lived most of his life in Cincinnati; Buried in Walnut Hills Cem; AG's Report lists him as Altmeyon and Muster Roll Cards list him also as Altemeyer, Altomeier, etc.; Invalid's Pension filed 1881; filed Widow's Pension
Aufderhaide, Henry 34 (<1830> - 1905?) Mustered in 31 May 61; Mustered out 19 Jun 64; Name is spelled many ways, including Auflesheide on the AG's Report; Is this the man who lived in Toledo, Lucas Co, OH for most of his life? If so, he was born 5 Mar 1830 in Germany/Prussia and died 3 Apr 1905 and is buried in the Forest Cemetery in Toledo--he married Mary Martin and worked as a Sash Maker
Bardis, Louis 27 (<1836> - 1889) Mustered in 31 May 61; Mustered out 19 Jun 64; AG's Roll lists him as Barclis, Pension file as Bardes; NY Death Index shows he died i Edgewater, NY on 1 Jan 1889Anna A was listed as his widow in the 1890 Veterans' Census for New York, NY, stating Louis died of Consumption; Anna filed Widow's Pension 18 Mar 1890 from NY; I don't know where he is buried
Behner, Frederick 27 (1842- 1925) Born in Germany; Came to America in 1852; Mustered in 31 May 61; Mustered out 19 Jun 64; Married Ida Stoffer in 1865; Worked many jobs as a civilian: Paper Carrier, Turner (Woodworker?), Janitor, Porter, Tailor, Sexton; Lived most of his life in Cincinnati; Buried in Spring Grove Cem; On his Muster Cards he is usually referred to as Fred Behnar
Beiderhake, Henry 33 (<1830> - ) Mustered in on 12 Jun 61; On the Muster Roll Card for 31 Dec 61, he is listed as Sick in Hospital in Charleston, VA, although he is present once again for the 28 Feb 62 Muster Card; Would become a Cpl on 1 Aug 63; Mustered out on 19 Jun 64; His last name is spelled over a dozen different ways (Biedehake, Beiderhade, Beiderhoke, etc.)
Bischoff, Henry 28 (1835 - 1906) Born inn Germany; Mustered in 31 May 61; Would be appointed Cpl on 1 Aug 63; Would be wounded at Chickamauga on 19 Sep 63 [the GSW to his left knee joint mentioned in the 1890 Census?]; Mustered out 19 Jun 64; Invalid Pension filed 1864; Admitted to the Dayton Veterans' Home 9 Apr 1875 when he was 49, a Single Blacksmith from Cincinnati, OH, Able to read and write, No friends or relatives; Discharged 16 Feb 1884; Readmitted 26 Mar 1884, left AWOL 11 Aug 1886; 12 Jul 1887 readmitted--no passes of furloughs; Dropped 9 Oct 1891; 11 Nov 1891 admitted again [I can' read the notation], Died 4 Dec 1906 from Asthenia from Acute Enteritis and Senility; Grave P - 20 - 14
Curta, Frederick 27 (<1836> - ) Mustered in 31 May 61; Mustered out 19 Jun 64; Listed as Costa on the AG's Roll
Drumm, John 36 (<1827> - 1886?) Mustered in 31 May 61; Mustered out 19 Jun 64; Invalid Pension filed 1890 from IA; Is this the John Drum born 1822 in Ireland who lived in Shell Rock Twp, Butler Co, IA from 1860 - 1886? If so, he died 4 May 1886 and is buried in St. Mary's Cemetery in Bremer Co, IA
Haferkamp, August Clemence "Clement" 29 (1833 - 1919) Born in Germany; Mustered in 31 May 61; Mustered out 19 Jun 64; Entered Dayton Veterans' Home 26 Jul 1897--he was 64, 6' tall, Fair complexion, Gray eyes, Dark hair, Married Catherine Minger in 1873; Lived most of his life as a Farmer in Cincinnati; Catholic, Married (Caroline Bernhardt), A Farmer from Cincinnati, complaining of Right inguinal hernia and Disease of eyes; Died in the Home on 25 Mar 1919 of Acute Cardiac Dilatation; Buried in Spring Grove Cemetery in Cincinnati; Name spelled variously as Clemens Halferkamp, Haverkamp, etc.
Haning, Francis 20 (<1843> - ) Mustered in on 31 May 61 as a Drummer, but was reduced to a Pvt on 10 Jun 61, due to his "inability" to play the drum; Deserted from Cripple Creek on 12 (or14 or 29) May 63; Listed as Hemisey on AG's Report
Heilemann, George J. 36 (1844? - 1894) Born in Wurttemberg, Germany; Military records suggest he was born around 1827, but family records show him born 7 May 1844; Mustered in 31 May 61; Mustered out 19 Jun 64; Listed as George Hulemann on the AG's Roll--his given name was Gerhard, but he went by George; Moved to Kenton Co, KY around 1864; Was a Day Laborer in Kenton Co, KY; Married Caroline Deiss in 1875 in Kenton Co, KY; In 1880, he was a Porter at the Meredith Book Concern; Invalid's Pension filed 1888 from KY; Died 9 May 1894--Cause of death, Suicide by Hanging caused by Dementia of the Mind, lasting 7 1/2 years; Buried at the Linden Grove Cemetery; Caroline filed Widow's Pension 17 May 1894 and Minor's Pension Alphonse Groskind on 25 Jan 1899
Kaiser, William 21 (1841 - 1901) Born in Germany; Arrived in America around 1849; Mustered in 31 May 61; Mustered out 19 Jun 64; Last name listed as Keiser on AG's Roll; Enlisted in 6 US Inf Co C and Co H; Married Eliza Jane Allison in 1875; Invalid's Pension filed 1889 from TX; Lived in Lincoln Co, NM in 1900 where he was a Shoemaker; He died 25 Feb 1901 in Lincoln Co, NM and buried there in the Cedarvale Cemetery; Eliza filed Widow's Pension from NM on 21 Mar 1901
Keller, Joseph 28 (1835 - ) Born in Bavaria; Mustered in 31 May 61; Mustered out 19 Jun 64; In 1871 City Directory, he is a Cabinet Maker in Cincinnati; Married Mary Eva Bauer in about 1865; In 1880, he is listed as a Tailor; On 19 Jun 1883, he filed an Invalid's Pension and on 22 Jun 1883, he had a duplicate copy of his discharge paper issued to replace the original which was lost; He died 11 May 1890 in Cincinnati of Chronic Diarrhea, but he also suffered from a Rupture and from Rheumatism; Buried in the St. Mary Cemetery in Cincinnati; Mary filed Widow's Pension on 26 May 1890 [?]
Kellner, William* 24 (<1839> - 1863) Born in Germany; He stood 5' 7" tall and had a light complexion, brown eyes, and sandy colored hair; He was a Farmer; Mustered in 31 May 61; Killed in action at Chickamauga, GA on 19 Sep 63; AG's Report lists him as Keltner, Death ledger reports him as Killner; Minnie Kellner filed Mother's Pension 22 Dec 1879; I don't know where he was buried
Krock, John 25 (<1838> - ) Mustered in 15 Jun 61; Was wounded slightly at Corinth, Miss (either on 21 or 28) May 62; Spent several months (from Nov? 62 until Apr 63) in Convalescent Camp in Nashville; Joined his unit at Cripple Creek on 10 Apr 63 Mustered out 19 Jun 64
Leiman, John Rudolph 23 (1842 - 1910) Born on 25 Jan 1842 [1900 Census says 1841] in Hannover, Germany to Henry Leiman; Came to America around 1850; Mustered in 31 May 61; Mustered out 19 Jun 64; Enlisted in 196 OH Co I; Married Wilhelmina "Minnie" E. Aufderhaar around 1865; In 1870, he was a Wood Turner in Cincinnati; Living in Hickman Co, KY in 1874; In 1880, he worked in a Furniture Factory in Obion Co, TN; Filed Invalid's Pension 1888 from IL; In 1900 and in 1910, he was a Farmer in Red Oak, Lawrence Co, MO; Died 1 Dec 1910 in Lawrence Co, MO; Buried in Red Oak Cemetery; Minnie filed Widow's Pension 19 Dec 1910 from MO
Leive, Friedrich Wilhelm "William" 23 (1837 - 1919) Born 25 May 1837 in Lower Saxony, Germany to Hermann and Catharina (Brune) Leive; Arrived in America 1859; Mustered in 31 May 61; Mustered out 19 Jun 64; Name occasionally spelled in records as Lieve, but corrected to Leive; Married Julianna Rothert in 1866; Pension file read as "Leine"; In 1880, 1900, 1n3 1910, he was a Farmer in Dearborn Co, IN; Invalid's Pension filed 1888; Died 27 Nov 1919 in Dearborn Co and buried there in the Oakdale Cemetery; Julia filed Widow's Pension 4 Dec 1919 and a Minor's Pension was filed for young William in 1930
Meinerding, Clemens 25 (1837 - 1896) Born in Germany; Married Maria Elisabeth Schulling in 1857; He was a Farmer Mustered in 18 Jun 61; Worked as a Carpenter when he enlisted; Had gray eyes, dark hair, and a light complexion; He was 5' 6"; Discharged on Surgeon's Certificate of Disability on 17 Jun 63 while he was at Cripple Creek, due to Scrofula throughout the glandular system for the past 7 months which was brought on by exposure at the Battle of Stone River; Married Mary Puthoff in 1864; I am not sure whether the Clemence living in Mercer Co, OH as a Farmer for several decades, is OUR Clemence, but he was a Capenter in Cincinnati in the 1896; In 1890 Veterans' Census in Cincinnati, he suffered with Inflamation of Bowels for 2 years; Filed for an Invalid's Pension in 1895; Buried in St. John's German Catholic Church Cemetery
Meistermann, John 24 (<1826> - 1894) Born in Germany--circa 1839, from military records, and 1826 from cemetery records; Mustered in 31 May 61; Mustered out 19 Jun 64; The AG's Roll lists him as Mustermann; Enlisted in 181 OH Co I on 12 Sep 64 in Cincinnati and mustered ut 25 May 65 in Albany, NY; Admitted to the Dayton Veterans' Home on 6 Jun 1885, at which time he was 59, 5' 9", Dark complexion, Gray eyes, Brown hair; A Chair-maker; Single with a Brother (Henry) living in Cincinnati; Suffering from Rheumatism and Lung Disease since Winter 1864, also Disease of Eyes and Deafness; Filed for an Invalid's Pension in 1890 from OH; The 1890 Veterans' Census has him in the Dayton Veterans' Home, suffering from General Debility; Died 8 Jan 1894 of La Grippe with Pneumonia in the Dayton Home and is buried on the grounds there in Grave I - 22 - 33;
Miller, Henry 28 (1835 - ) Mustered in 31 May 61; He was given a special detail as Hostler for the Adj during Nov/Dec 63--not mentioned on the next Muster Card; Mustered out 19 Jun 64; Name also given as Meller; Invalid's Pension filed 1889 in OH; Martha filed a Widow's Pension in OH 19 Apr 1897
Musell, William 33 (1829 - 1878) Born in Germany; Married Mary Wilhelmi in 1859 in Cinncinnati; Mustered in 25 Jun 61; Was made to forfeit $100 in pay for some disciplinary infraction during Mar/Apr 64; Mustered out by telegram on 15 Jun 64; Worked as a Shoe maker; Name given variously as Mossell, Moppell, etc.; Buried in Vine Street Hill Cemetery
Moeller, John 28 (1833 - 1918) Born in Germany; Mustered in 31 May 61; Detailed to drive Division Ambulance on 27 May 63 (no mention of it after this); Was then detailed as Regimental Teamster on 24 Dec 63 (again, no mention of this in subsequent Muster Cards); Mustered out 19 Jun 64; Not to be confused with John Mullen of Co D or John Mueller of Co K; Invalid's Pension filed 1888; Died 7 Feb 1918 in Cincinnati
Nadicksbernd, Bernard Heinrich 29 (1833 - 1894) Born in N. Rhineland-Westphalia, Germany; Came to America in 1860; Mustered in 31 May 61 as a Fifer, but was reduced to a Pvt 5 Nov 61 due to a disability--he became totally deaf in his right ear due to cannon fire; Stood 5' 6" tall, with Brown hair and blue eyes; Mustered out 19 Jun 64; Lived the rest of his life in Cincinnati as a Machinist; Married Christina Marie Schulte in 1866; Died of Chronic Bronchitis in 1894 and buried in Hamilton Co OH
Newfield, Peter 20 (1847? - 1920) Born in Bavaria--parents were probably John and Catherine (Dopler) Newfiled; Mustered in 31 May 61 as a Pvt and as a Drummer on 10 Jun 61; At some point (during Stone River?) he Deserted, but was Returned on 6 Mar 63--at which time he lost the rank of Drummer; Mustered out 19 Jun 64; Name also spelled Neufield and Neufeld; In 1870, he is an unmarried House Carpenter, born circa 1845, living in Louisville; Married Henrietta Schuchmann in Louisville in 1871; In 1880, he is a Carpenter in Williamson Co, Texas [born circa 1844]; In 1900 Census, he is a Widowed House Carpenter living in Louisville; [The part of the Census for when he arrived is unknown, which makes me thing someone else provided the information--hence, his being born in Feb 1847 may be wrong--he would only have been 14 when he enlisted! His death certificate--with information provided by his widow, I presume, shows his birthdate as 14 Jan 1847 -- or is it 1844?]; Invalid Pension filed 1906; Married Sophia A. Rickerson around 1903 ; Invalid Pension filed 1906; In 1910, he is sill working as a House Carpenter/Contractor; In 1920, he has no occupation listed; Died 18 Aug 1920 in Louisville, KY of Apoplexy; Buried in the Cave Hill Cemetery; Sophia filed Widow's Pension 7 Sep 1920
Peiper, Joseph 29 (<1824> - ) Mustered in 31 May 61; Mustered out 19 Jun 64 (Related to Sgt Henry Pieper?; Name spelled variously as Pieper, Peifer, etc.)
Peters, William 33 (<1830> - ) Mustered in 31 May 61; Was reportedly AWOL in Jan 62, but nothing more was said about this--perhaps a clerical error?; Mustered out 19 Jun 64
Pfannkuch, Caspar 34 (<1829> - ) Born in Oldenburg, Lower Saxony; Living Cincinnati 1860 as a Shoemaker; Mustered in 31 May 61; Spent most of 1862 in hospital or convalescent camp, likewise much of 1863; Was apparently at Cripple Creek for a few weeks in March/April 63, but back in Convalescent Camp as of 10 Apr; Finally returned to his Company in Aug/Sep 63, but was slightly wounded in left side at Chickamauga; Returned to his Company again by Nov/Dec 63 and would remain with them until being mustered out 19 Jun 64; Named spelled variously (Casper, Pfannekuck, Pfaunkuck, even the Anglicized version of Pancake); Pension file marked "Illegible"; Enlisted in 23 OH Co A; Filed Invalid Pension 1879
Raff, Martin 33 (1823 - 1894) Family records state he was born around 1823 in Germany to Samuel and Anna Maria (Moroffin) Raff; [Iowa GAR Post records show him born 14 Aug 1823 in Wurttemberg, Laborer, wife Martha Jones]; He might be the Martin Ruff in the 1860 Census for Scott Co, IA who was born circa 1828 in Wurttemberg who worked as a Saloon Keeper; Mustered in 31 May 61; Apr/Aug 62 Sick in Hospital in Nashville; Back with his unit by Sep/Oct 62; To Hospital in Nashville Sick again on 11 Nov 63 and eventually transferred to Louisville Hospital (and charged $3.80 for transportation--was this not something the Army felt was necessary?); Back with his unit by Mar/Apr 64; Mustered out 19 Jun 64; Name also spelled Roff, Ruff; He is probably the Martin Ruff living as a Laborer in Clinton, IA in 1870; Invalid Pension filed 1870; Died 4 Nov 1894 in Maquoketa, Jackson Co, IA; Buried Mt. Hope Cemetery in Maquoketa; Martha filed a Widow's Pension on 16 Nov 1894 from IA
Rodenkirch, Peter 24 (<1839> - 1918?) Mustered in 31 May 61; Found guilty of some minor infraction and had to forfeit $5 in pay during Jul/Aug 63; Mustered out 19 Jun 64; Name spelled numerous ways--Rothenkirk, Rodenkirk, Rotherkirch, etc.; Possibly the John Peter Rodenkirch who joined Co K of the 186th OH in Feb 65 and served until Sep 65; Also, he might be the man born in Hessen Germany in 1840, working as a Tailor in Cincinnati, who died in Cincy on 26 Oct 1918 and is buried in St. Mary's Cemetery in Cincinnati as Peter Rodenkirk
Schwab, Joseph 34 (<1829> - ) Mustered in 31 May 61; Sent to Convalescent Camp in Nashville in Nov/Dec 62 and remained there until Mar/Apr 63 when he would have been briefly at Cripple Creek; By 10 Apr, he was in a Convalescent Camp in Murfreesboro, was sent to hospital in Murfreesboro on 1 May 63, and Discharged 16 (or 1st?) May 63; Is this the Jospeh Schwab (1831 - 1893) who lived most of his life in Louisville, KY and is buried in Cave Hill Cemetery?
Stork, Frederic(k) 35 (<1828> - ) Mustered in 31 May 61; In Mar/Apr 62, he was still waiting for his pay from Nov/Dec 61; Sick in Hospital in West Point, KY during Se/Oct 62; By Nov/Dec 62, he had been transferred to a Hospital in Cincinnati, and by Jan 63, he was in a Hospital in Louisville; He deserted from the Louisville hospital on 24 Jan 63; He was returned 22 May 63 (to Cripple Creek, I presume) and was found guilty of Desertion in a Ct Martial, for which he forfeited the ay from 24 Jan to 22 May as well as $5 to pay the expenses of his arrest; He apparently behaved himself after this; Mustered out 19 Jun 64
Tiemann, Friederich 20 (<1842?> - 1922?) Mustered in 31 May 61 as a Pvt; Appointed Cpl on 15 Dec 61, but was bumped back to Pvt on 28 Feb 62; Missing in Action at the Battle of Stones River and later found to have been captured; Sent to Richmond, VA 16 Jan 63; Paroled at Camp Chase and returned to his Company (at Cripple Creek, I believe) by 10 Apr 63; Was sent to Hospital in Murfreesboro on 28 Jun 63 and would not return to his Company until Mar/Apr 64; Mustered out 19 Jun 64; Filed Invalid's Pension 1890 from IN; He may possibly be the Friedrich Wilhelm Tiemann who was born in N. Rhineland-Westphalia, Germany on 28 Jun 1842 whose family came to America in 1857--if so, he lived in Covington, KY and died in Cincinnati on 22 Apr 1922
Wagener, John Henry 30 (1833 - ) Mustered in 31 May 61; During the period from 30 Jun - 31 Oct 63, he was made to forfeit $5 ay due to a minor infraction; He was detailed as a Hospital Cook beginning 26 Nov 63, but was no longer doing this in Jan/Feb 64; Mustered out 15 Jun 64 by telegram
Williams, Heinrich "Henry" 21 (1841 - 1924) Born in OH; Mustered in 31 May 61 as a Pvt; Appointed Cpl on 18 Apr 62, but had been reduced to Pvt again for the Nov/Dec 62 Muster Card; Mustered out 19 Jun 64; Married Lena Fox in 1876; Filed Invalid's Pension 1890; He worked as a Laborer in Cincinnati until he died 5 Dec 1924 and was buried in the Baltimore Pike Cemetery
MEN OF COMPANY C WHO WERE NOT AT CAMP CRIPPLE CREEK
DIED GONE HOME TRANSFERRED UNACCOUNTED FOR IN HOSPITAL
Bauer, Francis (Cpl)
Brochmeyer, Arnold
Hamann, Herman (Cpl)
Hatters, John G. (Sgt)
Kusleur, Adolphus
Lambers, Bernard
Lindheur, Gotleib
Spelimeyer, John H. (Capt)
Staggenburg, Henry
Teller, Nicholas
Akron, Kennon
Aszmann, Conrad
Aszmann, Louis
Bey, William H. (Sgt)
Carlsberger, Max
Fircher, August
Helming, Henry
Keller, John
Klinger, Christian
Marguart, George
Miller, Francis (1 Lt)
Pelger, John
Shorer, John (Orig marked as a Deserter, but was later changed to Discharged on 12 Jul 62)
Untiet, Louis
Weimitter, Theodore (Cpl)
Flinn, Michael -- To Pioneer Corps
Hanson, Henry H. -- To 4th US Artillery
Tumna, Edward - To Pioneer Corps
"Deserters"
Barlekamp, Henry
Bauman, Henry
Broeker, Francis
Brown, William (Sgt)
Klemeyer, John
Meyer, Anthony
Meyer, Henry
Richter, Henry
Rolpen, Frederick
Rosenbaum, Isaac
Tapphorn (Tachlie), Henry
Schuch, Tobias
Wolf, Ignus
Young, Henry
Missing, Presumed Dead at Stone River
Groh, Frederick
Meyer, Frederick
Bote, Louis -- Hositalized in
Nashville by Set/Oct 62,
would eventually go to
Convalescent Camp in
Gallatin, from which he was
discharged on 25 Mar 63--
Never at Cripple Creek
Eglehoff, John -- Sick in Hospital from Sep/Oct 62
and finally discharged 11
Jun 63 (Never at Cripple
Creek)
Ellerbroke, Geroge Herman --
Hospitalized constantly from
23 Jul 61 for cataract of right eye, opacity f left cornea, and rheumatism; Dis-
charged 10 Aug 63 from
Louisville-- but not eligible for a pension
Fennwarth/Farnsworth/
Tennoarth, Hermann* -- Hospitalized from Feb 62 until he died 10 Aug 63 (leg ulcer)
Halthaus, Henry/Herman --
Hospitalized from Dec 62 until Sep/Oct 63
Hargen, John -- Wounded SR, Discharged 1 Mar 63
Lauer, John -- Remained in Hospital or Convalescent Camp in Nashville constantly from Nov/Dec 62; Eventually transferred to Invalid Corps on 1 Sep 63
Shard, Adolphus -- Wounded SR, Discharged 12 Feb 63
Steinke, Bernard -- Wounded at SR,
Hospitalized from 31 Dec 62 at least until muster out date for regiment
Winkleman, William -- Wounded SR, Discharged 26 Aug 63