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The sth battery, Ohio L. A.
Organized at Camp Dennison, o., March
II, 1862, to serve three years; vetersnized
and retained in the service until Aug. q
1866. Capt. Louis Margraff resigned July
9, 1862, and was succeeded by Capt. James
+. Putnam, who remained in command until
mustered out. The War Department credits
it with five battles. Itserved in Blair's Di-
vision, Fifteenth Corps. Total loss, one
man killed and % died.
The 18th III.
Organized at Dixon and Caseyyille, H.,
in May and June, 1861, to serve three years,
and mustered out June 1S, 1864. Col. John
b. Wyman was killed in action near Vicks-
burg, Miss, Dec. %, 1862; Col. Adam B.
Gorgas WAS in command at muster-out At
Chickasaw Bayou, while in Steele's Division,
it lost % killed and 107 wounded, besides a
number missing. At RiDggoId, Ga, while
in Osterhaus's Division, Fifteenth Corps, ii
lost four killed, SO wounded and one miss
ing Total loss, six officers and 81 men
killed and two officers aud 123 men died.
The 10th Mich. Cav.
Organized at Grand Rapids, Mich, in Fall
Nov. II, 1885. Col. Thaddeus Foote was
discharged July 25, 1864 Col. and BreVet
Brig. Gen. Luther S. Trowbridge was mus
tered out at expiration of term; Col. Israel
c. Smith WAS in command during the latter
part of service. The regiment served in
Cox's Division, Twenty third Corps. Its
total loss was two officers and 90 men killed
and 240 men died.
The 18th Mo.
Organized at st. Louis, Mo-, from Sept.
to Dee. 19, 1861, to serve three years; mus
tered out by companies at different dates
from Sept. Is to Dec Is, 1864. Col. Francis
Hassendeubel died July IL, 1863 of wounds !;
Francis Romer was in command during the
latter part of service. The War Department
credits it with 10 battles. At Searcy Land
ing it's loss was Is killed and 26 wounded
1t served in Steele's Division, Fifteenth
Corps. Total loss, six officers and 81 men
killed and three officers and 148 men died.
The 22d Mass.
Organized mt Lynntield and Boston, Mass,
in Fall of 1861, TO serve three years; mus
tered out October II, 1864. Col. Henry
Wilson resigned Oct. 90, 1861 Col Charles
Z. Griswold was discharged Nov. Is, 1862;
Col William s. Tilton, Brevet Brigadier-
General, was in command during the latter
part of service. This command has grand
record and is one of those given by Col.
Fox in the 300 fighting regiments. At
Gaines's Mill, while in MoreIps Division,
Fifth Corps, it lost SO killed, 100 wounded,
III missing. Among the killed was Col
Jesse A. Cove. Only Is regiments in the
Union army lost more in killed than the
22d Mass, and only one other Massachusetts
regiment suffered greater loss. Nine officers
and 207 men were killed in action and one
officer and 1O2 men died. The total ENROLL
ment was 1893.
The SD Ohio.
Organized at Camp Dennison, o., in Fall
of 1862, to serve three years; 45th Ohio was
with it Jan. II, 1865; members
whose terms would have exp ired previous to
Oct 1, 1865, were mustered out July "a,
1865. and the veterans and recruits CONSOLE
dated with the Hath Ohio, forming bat
TALON of six companies, and designated 18th
Battalion, Ohio. Frederick w. Moore, the
Colonel of the regiment, was breyetted Brig
March 26, 1866, and was in
at time of consolidation. The
regiment served in A. j. Smiths Division,
Thirteenth Corps. It's total loss was four
officers and 50 men killed and two officers
and 161 men died.
The 3s.h Mass.
Organized at Worcester, Mass, Aug. /,
1862, to serve three years; mustered out
June Is, 1865. Col. George D. Wells, Bre-
vet Brigadier-General, was killed in action
Oct. 10, 1854, at Cedar Creek. Col. William
8. Lincoln was brevetted Brigadier-Geheral,
and was in command at time of muster-Out.
At New Market the regiment lost 20 killed
and TIA wounded, besides a number missing.
At Piedmont, while in Hunters Division, it
lost Is killed and % wounded. Its losses at
Opequan and Strasburg, while in ThOburn's
Division, Eighth Corps, were also very heavy.
The enrolment of the regiment was / 300,
of which 1875, OF over 10 per cent, were
killed and 134 died. 1t is one of the 800
lighting regiments.
The 1881 Ny.
Organized in New York City in Septem-
Der, 1852, to serve three years, and mustered
put June 6. 1865. in accordance with orders
from the War Department. Its Colonel was
Leonard d. II. Currie. The command was
sometimes known as the Second Metropoli-
tan regiment. At Port Hudson, La, while |
in Paine's Division, Nineteenth Corps, it lost |
% killed, 90 wounded. and a number miss
ing. 1t also served in Dwight's Division,
Corps. Its total loss was two |
officers and AZ men killed and one officer |
and 7S men died.
The &th MINI.
Organized at Fort Smelling, Mimi, from |
Oct. to Dec. %, 1861, to serve three years
and remained in service until |
July 10, 1865. Col. John b. Sanborn was /
Brigadier-General Sept. III, 1865
Col John Z. Tourtelotte. breYetted Briga-
March 49, 1866, resigned June |
81, 1865 James G.. Edison was in command
It time of muster-out. The War Depart
nent credits it with Il battles. 1t served
N j. f. Smiths Division, Fifteenth Corps.
Total loss, three officers and % men killed
md three officers and ITS men died
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