The National tribune., 1894-05-17

| Vermont-William W. Grout Lieutenant
Colonel, 18th vt, and Brigadier-Ge o.
Vermont Militia.
| The total number in the Union army i,
63. Seven were privates one Corporal
three Sergesnts; one Adjutant; six Lieu
tenants; nine Captains; one Brevet Major
one Major; four Lieutenant-C Colonies; three
Colonies; one Surgeon; one Breyet Lieu.
tenant-Colonel; one Assistant Adjutant
General; one Staff Officer, no rank given
seven Brevet Brigadier- Generals; one Major
| General; one Brevet Major-General; two
IN the navy, no rank given; and IL with nc
rank given.
CONFEDERATE.
Alabama-Richard H. Clarke, Lieutenant
| 1st Ala. Art. William C. Oates, Colonel, 48th
Ala. James E. Cobb, Lieutenant, Co. F, 5th
Tex; John H. Bankhead, served four years
no rank or regiment given; Joseph Wheeler
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT C. S. A.
ADMINISTRATION X. Breckenridge, priv
ate, c. S. A, and Midshipman, G. s. N; Rob
ert Neill, private, Co. K, 1st Ark MID Ri
| ties, and Captain in 1868.
Florida-Stephen Russell Mallory, c. S. A,
no rank or regiment given, and Midshipman,
G. S. n.
Georgia-Rufus f. Lester, c. S. A., no
rank or regiment given; Benjamin Edward
Russell, list Ga, and Lieutenant, 9Th Ga
Charles Frederick Crisp, Lieutenant, Co. K,
10th Va; Leonidas F. Livingston, private,
e. s. A, no regiment given; Thomas B. Cab
aniss, private, c. S. A, no regiment given !;
John w. Maddox, private, c. S. A., no regi-
ment given; James G. G. Black, private, Co.
A, 9Th Ky. Cav; Henry G. Turner, private
and Captain c. s. a., no regiment given.
Kansas-William A. Harris, Assistant
Adiutant-General, C. s. A.
Kentucky-William 7. Ellis, c. S. A., no
rank or regiment; James B. McCreary, Lieu
tenant Colonel, 18th KY.
Louisiana-Adolph Meyer, staff of Brig
Gen. John s. Williams.
Maryland j. Frederick C. Talbot, pri-
vate, Cd Md. Cav.
Missssippi-John M. Allen, private, C. S.
a., no regiment given; Thomas Clendenen
Catchings, G.. s. A, no rank or regiment
given; Thomas Reginald Stockdale, Quit
man Guards, elected Lieutenant in 1861 !;
appointed Adjutant 18th Miss. and elected
Major in 1861; Captain in Mississippi cav
airy; commander Stockdale's Cavalry, and
Lieutenant-Colo 4th Miss. Cav; Charles
E. Hooker, Colonel in cavalry, c. s. A.
Missouri-William Henry Hatch, Captain,
Assistant Adjutant-General and Commits
sioner in Charge of Exchange, C.. s. A.
North Carolina-William A. B. Branch,
staff of Gen. r. f. Hoke; Benjamin F. Grady,
served in Texas regiment; Benjamin H.
Bum, 4th Co. S. S., Mac Rae's Brigade,
Army of Northern Virginia; Sydenham B
Alexander, LIST N. c., Captain in 42d n. c.,
Inspector-General ON staff of Maj Gen. r. F.
Hoke; John S. Henderson, private, Co. B.
10th N. c..
South Carolina-William FL. Brawley, G..
s. A, no rank or regiment given; W. Jasper
Talbert, served throughout the war in G.. s.
A, no rank or regiment given; George w.
Shell, private, G. S. A, Lieutenant and Cap
tain, no regiment given; Thomas Jefferson
Strait Co. A, 9th S. c., and Co. Fl, oath S. G.
Tennessee Daniel Richardson, served
four years, the first year as private and the
other three as Adjutant, 45th Tenn; Mich
olas Nichols Cox, served as Colonel in the G.
S. A; James G. McDearmon, 47th Tenn;
Josiah Patterson, LIST Ala. Cav, promoted to
Captain, and later commissioned Colonel
and assigned to the 9Th Ala Cav.
Texas-Joseph G. Hutcheson, 25th Va,
and Co. E, 18th Va; Constantine Buckley
Kilgore, private, Orderly-Sergeant, First
Lieutenant and Captain in the 10th Tenn,
and Adjutant- General, Ector's Brigade,
Army of the Tennessee; David B. Culber-
son, entered the service as private and |
was promoted to the rank of Colonel in the |
18th Tex; was assigned to duty as Adiu- |
with the rank of Colonel; 10 |
Abbott, First Lieutenant, 18th Tex. Cav;
George G. Pendleton, private, Fount's COM
pany, Burford's regiment, Parsons brigade, |
Texas Cav; Joseph D. Sayers, C. S. A, no |
rank or regiment given; Walter Gresham,
Q. S. A, no rank or regiment given; Jere-
miah Vardaman Cockrell, c. S. A, no rank |
Of regiment given.
Virginia-Wm. Atkinson Jones, served
with Virginia Military Cadets in defense of
D. Gardiner Tyler, private, G.
5. A., no regiment given; George D. Wise,
staff of Maj.-Gen. G. l.. Stevenson James
:. Epes, G. S. A, no rank or regiment given;
). S. Turner, c. S. A, no organization given;
James W. Marshall, C. S. A., private, no
egiment given.
West Virginia-Wm. L. Wilson, c. s. A,
10 rank or regiment given.
The total number in the Confederate serv-
ce was 81. There were 10 privates, five
one Adjutant, three Captains,
wo Lieutenant-ColOnels,f five Colonies, three
taft officers frank not given, two Assistant
Adj utant- Generals, one Adjutant-General,
ne nspector-General, one Lieutenant-Gen-
raj, and Is whose rank is not given. Two
erved as Midshipmen in the Navy.