The National tribune., 1894-05-17
UNION AND
CONFEDERATE.
List of the Members of the House of
Representatives and their Military
Service.

1
At the request of number of comrades
| we give the following list of members of tn,
House of Representatives who served in The
Union and rebel armies:
California-Eugene Francis Loud, Cali
fornia Cav. Battalion; William Wallace
Bowers, private, Co. ], 1st Wis. Cav; dis
charged from service as First Sergeant Feb
| 3d. 1865
Illinois-John c. Black, Major and Colo
mel, 37th ILL.,, and Brevet Brigadier-General
Thos. j. Henderson, Colonel, 18TH ILL.,, Bre-
vet Brigadier-G General; Robert A. Childs
private, 18th ILL.,; Philip Sidney Post, Lieu
tenant, 59th ILL.,; promoted to Major in JAN
| uary, 1862; to Colonel in March, 1862; as
signed to the command Of the First Brigade
First Division, Twentieth Corps in October
1862; was transferred to Second Brigade
Third Division, Fourth Corps in August
1864; Brevet igadier-General Dec. 16
1864; was in command of western Texas in
1865; Benjamin F. Marsh, private, 18th Ill;
Captain of a company in I'd III. Cav, and
later Colonel of I'd Ill. Cav; Benjamin F.
Funk, private 68th Ill.
Indiana-Dan Waugh, private, Co. A, 34th
Ind; Augustus N. Martin, Co. /, 59th Pa,
and Co. F, 18th Pa; Charles Gerard Conn
served through the war; rank and regiment
not given.
Iowa-David Bremner Henderson, private,
Go. Z, 18th Iowa; was elected Lieutenant of
his company and served as such until dis
charged on account of loss of leg; John
Fletcher Lacy, private, Co. II, 33d Iowa !;
private, Co. ID, 33d Iowa, and afterwards
Sergeant and Lieutenant of Co. D.; Assistant
Adjutant-General on staff of Brighten. s.
A. Rice; also on staff of Maj -Gen. Steele !;
John A. T. Hull, Captain, Odd Iowa; VIM.
Peters Hepburn; Captain, Major, Lieuten-
ant-Colonel, I'd Iowa Cav; George ID. Per-
kins, private, Co. B, 31st Iowa.
Kansas-Case Broderick, private, I'd Kan.
battery Edward II. Funston, Lieutenant,
18th Ohio battery; Jerry Simpson, Co. A,
18th ILL.,
Michigan-Levi T. Griffin, Second Lieu
tenant, 4th Mich. Cav, served as First Lieu
tenant, Adjutant, Captain, Brigade Inspector,
Acting Assistant Adjutant-G General was bre-
vetted Major; Julius c. Burrows Captain
in the U. s. Army; Henry F. Thomas en-
listed in the 7th Mich. Cav. as private; was
promoted to First Sergeant Co. d, and in
1864 was made Second Lieutenant; John
Avery, Assistant Surgeon and Surgeon, 21st
Mich.
Maine-Thomas B. Reed, Acting Assist
ant Paymaster, U. S. Navy; Charles Addison
Boutelle, Acting Master, U. S. Navy; Lieu
tenant in 1864, afterward in Command of the
U. S. S. Nyanza
STANDARDIZATION Cogswell, Cap
tain, Lieutenant-Colonel and Colonel in the
I'd Mass, and Brevet Brigadier-G General COM
manded the Third Brigade, Third Division,
Twentieth Corps; William Franklin Draper,
First Lieutenant, 25th Mass; also, Captain,
Colonel and Brevet Brigadier- General
Elijah Adams Morse, 4th Mass; entered the
service as private and was promoted to
Corporal.
Minnesota-Andrew R. Kiefer, Captain
in I'd MINI. in 1861, and Colonel in the
militia in 1863; Melvin r. Baldwin, private
and Captain in Co E, I'd Wis.
Mlssouri-John G. Tarsney, private, 4th
Mich; Seth w. Cobb, served in COM
pany raised in his native town; Robert w.
Fyan, Captain and Major in the oath Mo-,
aud Colonel in the 10th Mo-; Charles Henry
Morgan, private, Sergeant and Sergeant
Major in LIST Wis; also, Second Lieutenant,
First Lieutenant and Captain in the Dist
Wis
Nebraska-William Arthur McKeighan,
18th III. Cav
New mpshire-Henry W. Blair, pri-
vate, Captain, Major, and Lieutenant Colo
mel in the 10Th n. Fl.
New Jersey-John J. Gardner, 9th N. J.
and U. S. Vet Vols; George Bragg Fielder,
private, Sergeant-Major, and Lieutenant in
the 21st n. j.
New York-John H. Graham, Captain, |
N A eth NJ iccin cd Ta;a |
md brevetted Lieutenant Colonel; Daniel |
Edgar Sickles Colonel, 1st Excelsior Bri-
yade; igader-General, 1861 Major-Gen-
,ral, 1862; appointed Colonel, Add Inf, U. s.
Army, in 1866; Amos J. Cummings, Ser
26th N. j.; Newton Martin
JurtisTCaptain, 18th N. Y; promoted to be
in October, 1862; to be
colonel, 142d n. Y, January, 1868; Brevet
gadier-General, 1864; Brevet MajOr-Gen-
raj, 1865; Chief of-Staff of Maj. -Gen. Ord
[ohn M. Viewer, served in the Army of the
cumberland and the Army of the Ohio;
ieorge w. Ray, private, Co. B, Goth N. Y;
Brigade Clerk, First Brigade, First Division,
Corps; Charles W. Grllet, pri-
ate and Adj utant, Seth n. Y; James w.
staff of Gen. G.. K. Warren.
OhiO-George w. Hulick, private, Or
and Captain, Co. E, 22d
ohio; George W. Wilson, Lieutenant in
4th Ohio, also Lieutenant and Captain in
st U. S. Vet. Eng; Luther M. Strong, pri-
ate Captain, Major, and Lieutenant-Colo-
eel in the 49th Ohio; Charles Henry Gros-
enor, Major, Lieutenant-Colone and
colonel, 18th Ohio, and Brevet Brigadier-
;eneral; Darius d. Hare, Signal Corps,
J. S. Army; Albert j. Pearson, Co. l, 168th
)hio.
Pennsylvania-Henry Fl. Bingham. Lieu
enant in the 10th Pa. and Brevet Brga-
ier-General Marriott Brosius, Sergeant,
%. K, 9th Pa; was commissioned Lieuten-
mt for bravery Ephraim NJ. Woomer, Ser
cant, Co. A, 93d Pa; Simon p. Wolverton,
aptain in 18th Pa, and Captain, Co. F,
9Th Pa; Thaddeus M. Mahon, Co. A,
Doth Pa. and 21st Pa. Cav; Josiah d.
[icks, 125th Pa; William Alexis Stone,
econd Lieutenant Co. A, 127th Pa.
Rhode Island-Charles Harrison Page.
o. A, 10Th r. l.
South Dakota-John A. Picker, private
nd Captain in Sd Iowa Cav; Major 138th
I. S. /. c.; William V. Lucas, private and
aptain in 18th Iowa.