Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-08-27

List Of Wisconsin, Officers Prisoners Of War.

List of Wisconsin Officers Prisoners Of War
CINCINNATI, o., EN- ROUTE TO ATLANTA
@ August IL, 1884. ]
Editors State Journal IL seize moment
while waiting for the train to send you the
enclosed list of Wisconsin officers prisoner:
Of war, with request that it be published fol
the information of their friends. Letters
written on a single page, containing no re-
ference to military or political matters, and
left unsealed, will reach them if directed
u Prisoners of War, via Hilton Head, per flag
Of truce to Charleston, S. c."
These officers bear the hardships of rebel
prisons with the same hereism that has won
honor for the State on so many fields, and il
uttice is done them they with their men will
be speedily exchanged.
o. II. LA GRANGE,
LIST Wisconsin Cavalry.
List of Officers, Prisoners of War at Macon,
Ga, July 26h, 1854.
FIRST REGIMENT.
xLieut. G. w. Buffum.
SECOND REGIMENT.
#Major Parsons, Racine. |
*Capt. Nathaniel Rollins, Madison.
*Capt. NJ. r. Baldwin, Oshkosh.
#Capt. A. Lark, Fox Lake.
SIXTH REGIMENT.
*Adjutant Edward p Brooks, Madison.
#Capt. John A. Kellogg, Mansion.
SEVENTH REGIMENT.
Capt. f. Hobart, Fall River.
*Lieut G. NJ Pratzman, Plainfeld.
TENTH REGIMENT.
%Mai. ID. McKercher, New Lisbon.
Adjutant James NJ. Golf, Delavan.
Capt. Robert H. Hardness, Elkhorn.
xCapt. F. w. Perry, Menasha.
Capt. VIM. A. Collins, Milwaukee.
*Capt. r. ii. Spencer, Madison.
Lieut.. Harvey Fairchild, Platteyille.
Lieut.. A. l.. Gates, Hustisford.
Lieut.. L. A. Patchin, Wyocena.
Lieut.. l.. d. Hinckley, Waupun.
Lieut.. Chester A. Burdick, Delavan
*Lieut. w. o. Butler, Platteville.
Lieut.. w. d. Fleetwood, Delavan.
*Lieut. A. H. Makinson, New Lisbon.
FIFTEENTH REGIMENT.
Capt. Chas. Gustavuson, Manitowoc
Lieut.. o. r. Dahl, Chippewa Falls.
Lieut.. Simonson, Illinois.
Lieut.. Ericsson, Minnesota.
TwENTY-FIRsT REGIMENT.
#Capt. Milton Euen, Fond du Lac.
*Lieut. r. w. Jackson, Oshkosh.
*Lieut. G. II. Morgan, Oshkosh.
*Lieut. j. Fl. jenkins Oshkosh.
*Lieut. G. F. Weston, Chiffon.
Lieut.. H. G. Taylor, Fond du Lac.
*Lieut. w. L. Watson, Waupacca.
TWENTY-FIVE REGIMENT.
Col. Milton Montgomery, Sparta.
TwENTY-saXTH REGIMENT.
Capt. b. Dombsehke, Milwaukee.
THIRTY-FIRsT REGIMENT.
#Capt. John B. vliet, Kilbourn City.
FIRST CAVALRY.
*Capt. G. o. Clinton, Brodhead.
Lieut. VIM. Sandon, Ontario, Vernon Co.
Lieut.. John Ogden, Winona, MINI.
Lieut. C. Caldwell, Waupacca.
2DU. S. INFANTRY.
*Lieut. C. L. Noggle, GAINESVILLE.
l4TH q. S. INFANTRY.
*Capt. d. B. McKibbon.
c. S. U. S. A.
*Capt. L. Ingledew, GAINESVILLE.
Those whose names are marked with an
sterisk (*) were removed from Macon, Ga,
o Charleston, S. c., July 2Sth and 29th.
Col Montgomery was captured on the oath
wounded in the right arm, which was subse-
uently amputated just below the elbow. He
vas doing well and in good spirits on the
vening of July 9th. At the same date
.ieutenants Chester A Burdick of the 10th
nd II. C. Taylor of the 2lst were in hospital
t Macon with diarrhea. The former was
the latter quite ill, though not
so.
With these exceptions the officers were in
God health and as good spirits as could be
expected under the circumstances.