The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1901-09-05
THE HEAVY LOSSES OF THE z4th N. Y.
Statement Read by Comrade Norm C. Cooper
at Annual Reunion.

The Annual Reunion Of the oath y. Y, of
the Eastern Iron Brigade was held at Os-
G, welcomed the old boys with magnetic
speech.
Letters were read from several members.
The following officers were elected: Hon
orary Pres. f. L. Huntington, Mexico; Ac-
tive Pres, Mai. W. d. Ferguson. Fulton; S.
V. p, John Ratigan, OswegO; YIce-Prcsidcnts
OF companies were elected as follows: Co A,
Abner Young; b, Orlando Colo; c, George p.
Alger; ID, Peter LeMay; E, Gilbert Chiler; +,
Eldridge Blair; 6, David Hamer; H. Chaun-
cey Woolover; ], Levi NlhOof; X, ]. w.
Decker. Sec and Treas. f. c. Mosher Full
ton. Executive Committee. Frank Schilling,
N. A. Wright and Peter LeMay.
Norm G. Cooper was selected to prepare
history Of the regiment to be published in
The next Reunion will be held on the Fair
grounds at oswego Falls.
The following list was prepared by Lieut.
Norm g. Cooper Of Co. E. from the Adjutant-
by him at the Reunion. The regiment lost
In killed, wounded and missing in the second
Bull Run disaster was 237 out of about $50
Present for duty.
KILLED AND DIED OF WOUNDS.
Geo. W. Fox, Co. X, July %, 1861, near
scouting near Upton's Hill; Darwin Powers
d, Aug. %. 1862 Rappahannock Station.
At GroyetOn and Bull Run, Aug. 20 90.
1852: Oliver Ayers, jr., Co. K; James Ayers,
;
PhilO ]. Bass, f; Geo. w. Bell, c; Geo. i.
BOgardus, Z; Jerome J. Branagan *; Owen
Brennan, r; VIM. Bristol, d; Anthony Brown,
=; Lieut.. Jas. A. Brown. b; Capt. Jno. p
Buckley, K: Harvey L. Bundy, b; Alveron
Clark, G; VIM. Clark, d; Brayton Colyln, T.;
Cyrus Cook, X; Lieut. Henry b. Corse. |:
Joseph ]. COtter, X; S. VI. COzzens b;
Michael Cummings. +; Benson o. Davis, c;
Duane Demmons, G; Gilbert Devendorf ID:
James Dristoll +; George Everts, A: Eugene
Fairbanks, c; Oscar II. Field, C; Jas -.
Fort, Il; VIM. II. Fort, d; VIM. Freden-
bprsn' n; Joseph c. Green, b; John p.
VIM. II. Hollery, K; VIM. c. Hollis. G: Lieut..
Daniel c. Hubbards, A; Samuel Hughes. X;
Nelson Hughs, X; Jas. II. Hubert, /; Hiram
Z. Jennings, *; Peter Kavanaugh, +: George
kltteieerger b; Patrick Lennihan, F; John
LEM, r.; VIM. Louut, F; Jno. Marshall, b;
VIM MeMullen, b; Frank Mead. II; Aug. r.
Miller, ID; Frank Morse, c; John Mott A:
John Murphy, +; NJ. S. Olmstead, 6; Sidney
0tman, IL; Mason s., Parish, 6; Alanson
Parsons, II; Robert c. Potter, /: Thomas
Reynolds. f; Samuel c. Rice. b; Ezra Rich.
ardson, ID; Newton II. Rounds X: NJ d.
Samson, g; Charles Scriber, II; VIM J.
shepard, A; Isaac Shepard A; VIM. Sherman,
n; Geo. w. Smith, K: Seth Spokesman, f;
Charles Stewart, r; Wilbur +. Taylor. II
Frank Teeas, X; Morris Van Buskirk ID:
Nelson Van Wormer, p; FObcs c. WILDER, X;
CHRIS. w Wo!oyerJ II. WIN. F. Mosler, Co.
G (no date, died Oct 30. 1862
At South Mountain, Sept. II, 1862: Geo. p.
Goats, b; Frank NJ. Cutler II; Jas. Nc
Napice, A; Francis Weaver, A; knight d,
Whitney. X.
AT Antietam. Sept. IT. 1862: David Bliss
ID; John Corrigan, 70; Lyman Houghton. G +;
christopher Nayin, C; Jas "a BtulSton. C:
Aerrick Salisbury, G.
John Beecher, G, died Nov 10, 1861 of
wounds received in an ARRAY at Washington,
VIM Fl. Babcock. f. wounded at Bull Run
Aug. 30, 1862, and died from wound in 1866