The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-15

in Andersonville. The regiment partici-
pated in the battle of Tupelo, where
Colonel .Wilkin was killed; in the Ok
ford raid, in the pursuit Of General
Price thru Arkansas and Missouri and
finally went to Mobile, Ala, to take
part In the siege Of that city.
The following were present:
=, Oh Charles Estes, Alfred G. Snow, George W:
Hall, James Leighton, H. E. seeley, william,
George Brayton, James Crandall, George E.
Day, D. G: Handy, G. G. Halgren, Jasper. P.
Hawkns sboS,al Walker 5Hdson D. Kirst Wia
Reems John Parslow, Eli Stone, NJ. A. stubbs,
Garnet Workman, W: Fl. Ground, Frank Mer'
chant; E. spooner Dudley Chase, T; B; Van
John L. Neller, n, e. Palmeter, te Robert II
Phillips R. H. Price, Erastus slocum, james
Joseph Cobb, 7: G. Dolan, John Durham, P. H
Latimer, William H. Swearengren, Sander
n Ernsst alfred
Hall, John Dodge, j. X. Hinman, Daniel Nc
Arthur, f; W" Warner G. C. Sherman, Ginett
yerson Henry H. Howard, Joseph March, An
drew g; Mccoy, G.. G. sherman. William VIII
man, George Raz q E. a5sF 5eSn
John Gunderson, John L. Johnson, Henry Haley
Henry, Lindert, G5otliebo rlocher, A. NJ. Sven
HessT es j. Dean al eeerss knshoa M
ericks, stephen Has' gay. n Jost, y: F.. Rut
5a@es sknner sI'S Whpps j. "a WdeS
George jenkins, 9: .. Lacy, 3. F.. Tanner
TENTH MINNESOTA INFANTRY.
The Tenth Minnesota infantry was
mustered in and left for the seat OF
hostilities in Aug gust, 1862, and was
almost continuously on the firing line
until the close of the war; It was mus
tered out in August, 1865. The Tenth
Minnesota was conspicuous in all the
engagements of the Red River cam
paign and all of the battles fought by
the Sixteenth army corps, including
those of the Nashville campaign and al
Eastport and Mobile.
The regimental officers were Colone
J. H. Baker, Lieutenant Colonel S. P
Jennison and Major M. Cook. 4.
The members who were present at the
reunion were:
General Baker Mankato General s.
view: Levi Annis. Minneapolis; George Wood
bury, Jamestown N. D.; c. H. Fleener, Jane
Connolly, Minneapolis; Henry Freeman, Wa
sioja; G, C.. Horton, Minneapolis; John G
Baker, Montsomery; Eli Cosby: spiyey Kan:
j. d. hODlnSOn, tancOuft, MO-, ADle 'MofSdH
Wasioja NJ. r. Prendergast, st. Paul; Charlie
Pomeroy, Chillicothe, Mo-; Daniel Anderson
Cambridge; George A Nicholson, Madison
Patrick O'Brien, Renville; W. B. Gibbs, lie
sueur Center; William Bailey; Minneapolis is
Paul; A. G. Johnson, Albert Lea; Horace B
D. John Ro1args Ruale; Thomas Nc
Minneapolis % i. K. Pickett, Albert Lea; jane
R. Hart, Ellendale, N. D.; W. P. Bissel
Worchester Iowa; Charles L. Davis, Mime
apolis; Stedman Kenney. W. =. Martin
! Owatonna; ]. A. Peck, Wabasha; +. l.. Sal
T. T; Conaghty, Watervilie; John II,
Daughter, st. Peter Frank Healey, Madison
s. D.; James Stewart, Fairport Caleb Hal
ris, Holloway; George W. Lee, Elysian; Jane
Neylor, Good Thunder; Jacob Berg, Mentor
Borchardt, Hutchinson; 8. v. Beatty, Brown
| ton; Rufus Kelley, Humboldt, s. D.; Pete
Klinkhammer, New Prague; s. A. Randolph
Lesueur; B. L. Starr Tracy; I. V. Raretir
RlS9mngtGa IN Ind S Boswerth Winona
Redwood Falls; E. T. Colvar, Sioux Falls, s
D.; John Burton, Rochester; J. B. Robinson
Fairport, No; A. 8. Hopson, Fargo, N. D.
William Bernhard, Holden, Mo-; Isaac Has
prock, :Alexander; O. Foster, Wabasha; A.
Glanville, Kepple, Kan; John r. Davis Mil
neapolis; T. J. Hunt, Mantorville; Angus
Gusby, Spring Valley; NJ. Hanley Shieldsville
4 G. L.. Pratt Galesburg. n. D.; George Fac
den, Minneapolis; W. X. Kutzler VermillioI
s. D.; c. G. 1nttle, Tuttle; D. Hoy, Salem
8. D.; Hamilton Logue, Minneapolis; Georg
Dreyer, Warren; Thomas McCarron, Minneap<