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UNION       SOLDIERS 

BURIED    AT   ANDERSONVILLE. 


COPIED   FROM   THE    OFFICIAI.    KECORD  IN  THE  SUEGEON'S  OFFICE  AT 
ANDERSONVILLE. 


By      DORENCE      ATWATER. 


J^otmore  honorably  die  they  who  fall  on  the  field  in  the  moment  of  Victory! 


NEW-YORK  : 

rCTBLISHED  BY  THE  TRIBUNE  ASSOCIATION, 

154    NASSAU    STREET. 
1890. 


PRICE,      25     CENTS. 


INDEX     TO      STATES. 


i-AGE. 

ALABAMA  0 

CONNECTICUT g.lO 

DELAWAJKE  ; 11 

DISTRICT  OF   COLUMBIA U 

ILLINOIS  11-15 

INDIANA  15.18 

IOWA  18-19 

KANSAS   19 

KENTUCKY  19-21 

LOUISLi.NA   21 

MAINE    21-23 

MARYLj\JSID  23-24 

MASSACHUSETTS   24-27 

MICHIGAN   27-31 

MINNESOTA  31 

MISSOURI   31-32 

NEW-HAMPSHIRE    32 

NEW-JERSEY  32-33 

NEW-YORK    33-46 

NORTH   CAROLINA 46 

OHIO      .: 46-51 

PENNSYLVANIA  51-60 

RHODE   ISLAND 60 

TENNESSEE    60-64 

VERMONT   64-65 

VIRGINIA  65-66 

WISCONSIN   67-68 


UNITED  STATES  ARMY 68-70 

UNITED  STATES  NAVY 70-71 

MISCELLANEOUS   71-72 

MEN    THAT   WERE    HANGED 72 

NUMBER  OF  GRAVES  CONTAINING  UNKNOWN  U.  S.  SOLDIERS 72 


CHE  DEAD  AT  ANDERSONVILLE. 


IN  TRO  D  U  CT ION 


BY 


DOKENCE      ATWATEK. 


rO  TriK  SURVIVING  RELATIVES  AND  FRIENDS 
01''  THE  MARTYRED  "DEAD"  AT  ANDERSON- 
VILLE. GEORGIA; 

This  record  was  originally  copied  for  you  because 
I  ieared  that  neitlier  you  nor  the  Government  of  the 
Uuited  States  would  ever  otherwise  learn  the  fate  of 
your  loved  ones  whom  I  saw  daily  dying  before  me. 
I  could  do  nothing  for  them,  but  I  resolved  that  I 
would  at  least  try  to  let  you  sometime  linow  when  and 
how  they  died.     Tills  at  last  I  am  now  able  to  do. 

So  many  conflicting  rumors  have  been  in  circulation 
In  regard  to  these  rolls  and  myself,  that  I  deem  it 
prudent  to.  give  a  brief  statement  of  my  entire  connec- 
tion with  this  Death  Register,  and  to  show  how  and 
why  It  lias  been  so  long  withheld  from  you. 

On  the  7th  day  of  July,  1863,  I  was  taken  pris- 
oner near  Hagerstown,  Md.,  and  talten  to  BeUe  Island, 
Richmond,  Va.,  via  Staunton,  where  I  remained  five 
months.  I  then  went  to  Smith's  Tobacco  Factoi'y, 
Richmond,  where  I  hept  the  account  of  supplies  re- 
ceive<l  from  our  Government,  and  issueij  to  Federal 
prisoners  of  war.  In  the  latter  part  of  February, 
1864.  I  was  sent  to  Andersonville  witli  a  squad  of 
lour  hundred  other  prisoners  from  BeUe  Isle,  arriving 
there  on  the  1st  day  of  March.  I  remained  inside 
the  stocliade  untU  the  middle  of  May,  when  I  was  sent 
to  tlie  hospital.  On  the  15th  of  June  I  was 
paroled  and  detailed  as  a  clerk  in  Surgeon  J.  11. 
Whites  office,  to  keep  the  daily  record  of  deaths  of  all 
Federal  prisoners  of  war.  I  also  made  monthly  and 
quarterly  abstracts  of  the  deaths,  the  latter  one  was 
said  to  be  for  the  Federal  Government,  which  1  have 
since  learned  wa.s  never  received. 

The  appalling  mortality  was  such  that  I  suspected 
that  it  was  the  design  of  the  Rebel  Government  to  kill 
and  maim  our  prisoners  by  expo.«ure  and  starvation  so 
that  they  would  forever  be  totally  unfit  for  military 
service  and  that  they  withheld  these  facts.  Accord- 
ingly, in  the  latter  part  of  August,  1804,  I  began  to 
secretly  ^opy  the  entire  list  of  our  dead,  whfch  I  suc- 
ceeded in  doing,  and  brought  safely  through  the  lines 
with  me  in  March,  1865.  Arriving  at  Camp  Parole, 
at  Annapolis,  Md.,  I  learned  that  I  could  not  get  a 
furlough  on  account  of  my  term  of  service  having  ex- 
pired some  seven  months  before.  I  immediately  wrote 
to  the  ae(-retary  of  War,  asking  for  a  furlough  of  thirty 
days,  for  the  purpose  of  haviiig  my  Death  Register 
published  for  the  relief  of  the  many  thousands  anxious 
In  regard  to  the  fate  of  their  dead.  Before  an  answer 
could  have  returned,  I  received  a  furlough  from  the 


Commandant  of  the  Camp.  I  then  went  to  my  home 
j  In  TerryvUle,  Conn.,  where  I  was  taken  sick  tha 
I  ne.tt  day  after  my  arrival,  which  confined  me  for 
three  weeks.  On  the  li2th  of  April  I  received  a 
telegram  from  the  War  Department,  requesting  me  to 
come  immediately  to  Washington  and  bring  my  rolls, 
,  and  if  they  were  found  acceptable,  I  should  be  suit- 
j  ably  rewarded.  1  started  the  next  day  for  Washtng- 
j  ton.  Arriving  there,  I  went  to  the  War  Department, 
I  and  learned  that  the  person  (Colonel  Breck)  with  whom 
I  was  to  make  arrangements  was  absent  at  the  Fort 
Sumter  celebration.  I  left  my  rolls  with  the  chief 
clerk  for  safe-keeping.  In  a  day  or  two  Colonel 
Breck  returned,  -and  he  informed  me  that  the  Secre- 
tary of  War  had  authorized  hira  to  pay  me  three  liun- 
1  dred  dollars  ($300)  for  the  roUs.  I  told  him  that  I 
I  did  not  wish  to  sell  the  rolls,  that  they  ought  to  be 
published  for  the  benetit  of  the  friends  of  the  dead,  for 
whom  chiefly  they  had  been  copied.  He  told  me  that 
if  I  went  to  publish  them  the  Government  would  con- 
I  fiscate  them,  that  I  could  have  until  9  o'clock  the  next 
j  morning  to  decide  whether  I  would  take  the  three 
'  hundred  dollars  or  not.  The  roUs  were  then  in  his 
'  possession.  I  told  him  if  I  could  have  a  clerkship  In 
j  the  Department  which  he  had  described  to  me,  three 
hundred  dollars,  and  the  rolls  back  again  as  soon  as 
I  copied,  I  should  consider  it  satisfactory.  To  this  he 
I  agreed.  Ho  then  informed  me  that  it  would  be  nec- 
I  essary  for  me  to  enlist  in  the  General  Service  in  order 
I  to  get  the  clerkship.  To  this  I  objected,  but  in  no 
other  way  was  it  available,  and  I  accepted.  I  was  then 
I  mustered  out  of  my  original  enlistment,  and  given 
permission  to  visit  liome,  and  return  for  duty  by  the 
i  1st  of  June.  While  in  New- York  in  the  latter  part 
1  of  May,  I  telegraphed  to  Colonel  Beck,  asking  if  my 
roUs  were  copied,  to  which  I  received  a  reply,  "Not 
yet." 

Soon  after  my  arrival  In  Washington  in  June  I 
called  on  Colonel  Breck,  and  asked  the  privilege  of 
;  taking  sheets  of  my  roUs  out  after  business  hours,  to 
j  copy  and  return  them  the  next  morning.  He  said  he 
would  have  to  ask  General  Townsend's  consent.  I 
again  met  him  In  a  few  days ;  he  told  me  had  been 
unable  to  see  General  Townsend.  I  then  wrote  to 
Colonel  Breck,  asking  if  he  did  or  did  not  intend  to 
return  my  rolls,  that  I  had  promised  that  the  rolls 
I  should  be  published  for  the  benefit  of  the  friends  of 
the  deceased.  He  returned  my  letter  Indorsed  as  fol- 
lows :  "  I  have  fully  explained  the  matter  to  General 
Townsend,  and  he  says  the  roUs  shall  not  be  copied 


'''-'i  1 6'-'!^ 


INTEODUCTION. 


lor  any  traffic  whatever."  I  had  never  spoken  of 
trafficking  in  them ;  I  only  wished  to  give  them  to  the 
people  for  whom  I  had  copied  them  at  some  personal 
risk.  Nothing  more  was  said  in  regard  to  the  rolls 
until  after  my  return  from  Andersonville  in  August. 

Miss  Clara  Barton,  of  Washington,  D.  C  upon 
learning  the  condition  of  the  cemetery  at  Anderson- 
ville, and  that  the  graves  could  be  identified,  had  re- 
ported the  facts  to  the  Secretary  of  War,  who  ordered 
the  necessary  arrangements  to  be  n)ade  for  the  mark- 
ing of  the  graves.  A  party  charged  with  tliis  duty 
left  Washington  on  the  8th  day  of  July,  consisting 
of  Miss  Clara  Barton,  Captain  J.  M.  Moore,  myself  and 
forty-two  letterers,  painters  and  clerks,  arriving  at 
Andersonville  on  the  25th  of  July. 

Before  leaving  Washington  it  was  found  that  tlie 
original  Register,  captured  by  General  Wilson,  was  de- 
ficient in  one  book  containing  about  twenty-four  hun- 
dred names,  and  my  rolls  were  sent  to  supply  this  de- 
ficiency. The  original  was  also  found  in  many  places 
blurred  and  imperfect,  tluough  want  of  care,  and  my 
rolls  were  frequently  needed  to  aid  tliis  defect.  They 
were,  therefore,  publicly  and  conslaTitly  in  the  hands 
of  all  who  had  occasion  to  consult  them  and  so  came 
Into  my  hands  in  the  course  of  duty.  Tliey  had  been 
copied  at  Washington,  according  to  my  agreement  with 
Colonel  Ereck,  and  were  mine,  and  lawfully  in  my 
possession.  I  proposed  to  retain  and  give  them  to  you 
as  soon  as  I  could.  I  did  not  propose  to  injure  any 
one,  to  do  anything  unlawful  or  improper  with  them, 
much  less  to  traffic  or  speculate  on  tlie  information  they 
contained,  but  I  did  retain  them.  When  the  originals 
were  needed  in  tlie  Wirz  trial  at  Washington,  they  and 
my  copy  were  in  my  tent  when  the  messenger  ar- 
rived in  AndersonviUe.  He  took  the  original  and  left 
my  copy. 

When  we  started  home  I  placed  these  rolls,  with 
my  other  property,  in  my  trunk,  and  brought  them  to 
Washington.  Upon  my  arrival  I  reported  to  Colonel 
Rreck,  at  the  War  Department.  He  asked  if  I  knew 
where  my  rolls  were.  I  said  :  "  I  have  them  ;  will  you 
allow  me  to  keep  them,  now  you  have  them  copied 
here." 

He  told  me  "We  might  as  well  come  to  an  under- 
standing about  these  rolls.  This  is  the  last  conversa- 
tion we  shall  have  about  them :  if  you  will  pa.v.  back 
three  hundred  dollars  you  can  keep  the  roUs.  other- 
wise you  must  return  them."  I  asked  him  "  If  he  did 
not  agree  to  give  them  bad;  when  copied:"  he  said 
"  Yes,  but  you  were  going  to  set  yourself  up  in  busi- 
ness by  publishing  them,  and  we  do  not  consider  our- 
selves held  to  our  agreement."  I  told  him  "I  had  a 
right  to  publish  them  (if  he  called  that  setting  myself 
up  in  business),  and  it  was  my  duty  to  do  so."     I  then 


turned  to  leave,  intending  to  see  Secretary  Stanton. 
He  said:  "I  infer  that  you  do  not  intend  to  give  up 
the  rolls."  I  said :  " Not  yet;  I  must  go  further  to  see 
about  them."  He  said:  "You  will  go  to  the  'Old 
1  Capitol '  if  you  do  not  give  them  up,"  and  then  sent 
for  a  guard  and  had  me  arrested.  My  room  and  trunk 
were  searched,  but  the  rolls  could  not  be  found.  I 
was  then  put  in  the  gnard-house  for  two  days,  and 
then  transferred  to  the  "Old  Capitol  Prison,"  and  in  a 
few  days  I  was  arraigned  and  tried  by  court-martial 
on  the  foDowlng  charges  and  specifications : 

Cliarge  1.  Conduct  prejudicial  to  good  militai'y  dis- 
cipline. 2.  Larceny.  Specifications  in  this  that 
Private  Dorence  Atwater,  of  the  General  Service  of  the 
United  States  Army,  did  seize  and  unlawfully  take 
from  the  tent  or  quarters  of  Captain  J.  M.  Moore,  as- 
sistant quartermaster  United  States  Army,  certain 
property  of  the  United  States  then  and  there  in  the 
proper  charge  and  custody  of  the  said  Captain  J.  M. 
Moore,  to  wit :  a  certain  document,  consisting  of  a  list 
written  upon  about  twenty-four  sheets  of  paper,  of 
Federal  prisoners  of  war  who  had  died  at  Anderson- 
ville. Ga.,  the  same  having  been  prepared  by  said  At- 
water, while  a  prisoner  of  war  at  said  Andersonville, 
and  sold  and  disposed  of  by  him  to  the  United  States 
for  tlie  sum  and  price  of  three  hundred  dollars,  and  did 
appropriate  and  retain  the  said  property  to  his  own 
use.  This,  at  AndersonviUe,  Ga.,  on  or  about  the 
16tli  day  of  August,  1865.  * 

I  was  convicted,  and  sentenced  as  follows:  "To  be 
dishonorably  discharged  from  the  l.'nited  States  Ser- 
vice, with  loss  of  all  pay  and  allowances  now  due;  to 
pay  a  fine  of  three  hunrirprt  dollars;  to  be  confined  at 
hard  labor  fm-  Un-  i^mhmI  of  eighteen  months,  at  such 
place  as  the  .-r.  ir(,,i\  ..i  Wm-  may  direct;  to  furnish  to 
the  War  Depnrunria  iln-  jiioperty  specified  in  the  sec- 
ond specification  as  the  property  stolen  from  Captain 
J.  M.  Moore,  and  stand  committed  at  hard  labor  until 
the  said  fine  is  paid,  and  the  said  stolen  property  is 
furnished  to  the  War  Department." 

On  the  26th  day  of  September  I  arrived  at  Auburn 
State  Prison,  New-Y'ork,  where  I  remained  over  two 
months  at  hard  labor,  when  I  was  released  under  a 
general  pardon  of  the  President  of  the  T'nited  States. 

I  reached  New-Haven,  Conn.,  on  the  following  day, 
and  learned  that  the  record  had  not  yet  been  furnished 
you.  I  immediately  set  about  preparing  it  for  publi- 
cation, and  have  arranged  to  have  it  printed  and  placed 
within  your  reach  at  the  cost  of  the  labor  of  printing 
and  material,  having  no  means  by  wliich  to  defray 
these  expenses  myself. 

I  regret  that  you  have  waited  so  long  for  informa- 
tion of  so  much  interest  to  you. 

DORENCE  ATWATER. 


REPORT. 

BY       CLARA       BARTON. 

REPOBT  OF  AN  EXPEDITION  TO  ANDEKSONVILLE,  GEORGIA,  JULY,  1865,  FOE  THE  PUR- 
POSE OF  IDENTIFYING  THE  GBAVES  AND  INCLOSING  THE  GROUNDS  OF  A  CEME- 
TERY CREATED  THERE  DURING  THE  OCCUPANCY  OF  THAT  PLACE  AS  A  PRISON 
FOR  UNION  SOLDIERS  IN  REBEL  HANDS. 


TllF,  PEOPLE  OF  THE  I'MTED  STATES  OF 
AMEIUCA: 
Having  by  official  iuvitatl.m  been  placed  upon  an 
expedition  to  AjidersonviUe  for  the  purpose  of  identi- 
fying and  marliing  the  graves  of  the  dead  contained 
in  those  noted  prison  grounds,  it  is  perhaps  not  im- 
proper that  I  malie  some  report  of  tlie  circumstances 
which  induced  the  sending  of  such  an  expedition,  its 
!,  iiiid  tlie  appearance,  condition  and  surroundings 
of  that  interesting  spot,  hallowed  alike  by  the  suffer- 
ings of  the  martyred  dead  and  tlie  tears  and  prayers 
of  those  wlio  mourn  them. 

During  a  search  for  the  missing  men  of  the  United 
States  Army,  begun  in  March,  1365,  under  the 
saDcti(jn  of  our  late  lamented  President  Lincoln,  I 
formed  the  acquaintance  of  Dorence  Atwater,  of  Con- 
necticut, a  member  of  the  ild  New- York  Cavalry,  who 
had"  liccn  a  prisoner  at  Belle  Isle  and  Anderson%'ille 
ity  two  months,  and  charged  by  the  rebel  authori- 
with  the  duty  of  keeping  the  Death  Register  of 
t'nion  prisoners  who  died  amid  the  nameless  cru- 
elties  of  the  last-named  prison. 

I'.y  minute  inquiry.  I  learned  from  Mr.  Atwater  the 
ithud  adopted  in  the  burial  of  the  dead,  and  by  care- 
fully comparing  his  account  with  a  draft  which  he 
made  of  the  jn-ounds  appropriated  for  this  pur- 
pose by  the  prison  authoiities.  I  became  convinced 
of  the  possibility  of  identifying  the  graves  simply  by 
comparing  the  numbered  post  or  board  marking  each 
's  position  in  the  trench  in  which  he  was  buried 
with  the  corresponding  number  sfcinding  against  his 
name  upon  the  register  kept  by  Mr.  Atwater,  which 
he  informed  me  was  then  1ti  the  possession  of  the  War 
Department. 

ssurcd   by    the   intelligence   and   frankness   of  my 
informant  of  tlie  entire  truthfulness  of  his  statements, 
decided  to  impart  to  the  officers  of  the  Government 
the  information  I  had  gained,  and  accordingly  brought 
nbject  to  the  attention  of  General  Hoffman,  Com- 
iiy  General  of  prisoners,  asking  that  a  party  or 
iH.n   be  at  once  sent  to  Anderson ville  for  the 

of  identifying  and   marking  the  graves,  and  j 
r;:    the    grounds,    and    that    Dorence    Atwater  I 


with  his  register  accompany  tlie  same  as  the  proper 
person  to  designate  and  identify.  The  subject  ap- 
peared to  have  been  not  only  unheard,  but  unthought 
of,  and  from  the  generally  prevailing  impression  that 
no  care  had  been  taken  in  the  burial  of  our  prisoners 
the  idea  seemed  at  first  difficult  to  be  entertained. 
But  the  same  facts  which  had  served  to  convince  me 
presented  tliemselves  favorably  to  the  good  under- 
standing and  kind  heart  of  General  Hoffman,  who 
took  immediate  steps  to  lay  the  matter  before  the 
Hon.  Secretary  of  War,  upon  whom,  at  his  request, 
I  called  the  following  day,  and  learned  from  him  tliat 
he  had  heard  and  approved  my  proposition,  and  de- 
cided to  order  an  expedition  consisting  of  materials 
and  men,  under  charge  of  some  Government  officer, 
for  the  accomplishment  of  the  objects  set  forth  m 
my  request,  and  invited  me  to  accompany  the  expe- 
dition  in   person,   which   Invitation  I   accepted. 

Accordingly,  on  the  Sth  of  July,  the  propeller  Vir- 
ginia, having  on  board  fencing  material,  headboards, 
the  prison  records,  forty  workmen,  clerks  and  letterers, 
under  command  of  Captain  James  M.  Moore.  A.  Q.  .M., 
Dorence  Atwater  and  myself,  left  Washington  for 
AndersonviUe,  via  Savannah,  Ga.,  arriving  at  the 
latter  place  July  1'2.  Having  waited  at  Savannah 
seven  days  and  then  resumed  the  journey  by  way  of 
Augusta,  Atlanta  and  Macon,  the  entLie  party  reached 
its  destination  in  safety  about  noon  on  the  35th  of 
July. 

We  found  the  prison  grounds,  stockade,  hospital- 
sheds  and  the  various  minor  structures  almost  in  the 
same  condition  in  which  they  had  been  evacuated; 
and  care  is  taken  to  leave  these  historic  monuments 
undisturbed,  so  long  as  the  elements  will  spare  them. 

There  is  not,  and  never  was,  any  town  or  village 
at  this  place  except  what  grew  out  of  its  military 
occupation.  Anderson  Station,  on  the  railroad  from 
Macon  to  Eufala,  was  selected  as  a  depot  for  prison- 
ers, probably  on  account  of  its  remoteness  and  possi- 
ble security,  and  the  prison  itself,  with  the  buildings 
which  sprang  up  around  it,  constituted  all  there  was 
of    AndersonviUe. 

The  land  around  is  broken  and  undulating,  and  at 


the  time  of  the  occupation  was  covered  with  forests, 
mostly  of  the  longleaied  pine  common  to  the  uplands 
of  the  South.  The  bases  of  the  hills  are  lined  with 
■oozy  springs,  which  unite  to  form  little  rivulets,  one 
of  which  winds  sluggishly  through  each  of  the  inter- 
vening marshy  valleys. 

The  original  inclosure  of  nineteen  acres  was  made 
in  the  unbroUen  woods,  and  the  timber  was  only  re- 
moved as  it  was  wanted  for  the  necessities  of  the 
prison.  The  inclosure  was  made  in  January,  1804. 
and  enlarged  during  the  summer  to  25  3-4  acres, 
being  a  quadrangle  of  1,295  by  803  feet.  The  great- 
est length  is  from  north  to  south,  the  ground  rising 
from  the  middle  toward  each  end  in  rather  a  steep, 
rounded  hill— the  northern  one  being  at  once  tlie  high- 
est and  of  the  greatest  extent,  A  small  stream,  rising 
from  springs  a  little  to  the  eastward,  flows  across  it 
through  a  narrow  valley  filled  with  a  compost  washed 
•down  by  the  rains.  The  inclosing  stockade  is  formed 
of  pine  logs,  twenty  feet  in  length,  and  about  eight 
Inches  in  diameter,  sunk  five  feet  in  the  ground,  and 
placed  close  together.  This  is  again  surrounded  by 
two  successive  and  precisely  similar  palisades— a 
portion  of  the  last  of  which  is  gone.  It  seems  never 
■to  have  been  completed.  The  two  inner  walls  re- 
main entire.  Within  the  inierior  space,  at  the  dis- 
tance of  about  seventeen  feet  from  the  stockade,  runs 
the  famous  dead-line,  marked  by  small  posts  set  in  the 
ground,  and  a  sliglit  strip  of  nine  hoard  nailed  on 
the  tops  of  them.  The  gates,  of  which  there  are  two. 
situated  on  the  west  side,  were  continuations  of  the 
stockade,  inclosing  spares  of  tliirty  feet  square,  more 
■or  less,  witli  massive  doors  at  either  end.  They 
■were  arranged  and  worked  on  the  principle  of  canal 
loeics.  rpon  the  inner  stockade  were  fifty-two  sentry 
bo.Kes,  raised  above  the  tops  of  the  palisades  and  ac- 
cessible to  the  guards  by  ladders.  In  these  stood 
fifty-two  guards  with  loaded  arms,  so  near  that  they 
could  converse  with  each  other.  In  addition  to  these, 
seven  forts  mounted  with  field  artillery  commanded 
the  fatal  space  and  its  masses  of  perishing  men. 

Under  the  most  favorable  circumstances,  and  best 

■possible    management,    the    supply    of    water    would 

have  been  insufficient  for  halt  the  number  of  persons 

who  \\i\  to  use  it.     The  existing  arrangements  must 

(have  aggravated  the  evil  to  the  utmost  extent.     Tlie 

.sole   establishments   for    cooking    and     baking    were 

placed  on  the  bank  of  the  stream  immediately  above, 

:  and   between  the  two  inner  line*  of  palisades.     The 

.  grease  and  refuse  from  tiicra  were  found  adliering  to 

tlie  banks  at  the  time  of  our  visit.     The  guards,  to 

tlie  number  of  about  3,600,  were  principally  encamped 

■  on  the  upper  part  of  tlie  stream,  and  when  the  heavy 

1  rains  washed  down  the  hillsides  covered  with  30,000 

human  beings,  and  the  outlet  below  failed  to  diseharee 

.-tlie  flood  which  backed  and  filled  the  valley,  the  water 

,  must  have  become  so  foul  and  loathsome  tliat  every 

statement  I  have  s'cen  of  its  ofTensiveuos*  must  be 

considered  as  falling  short  of  the  reality.     And   yet 

within  rifle-shot  of  the  prison  there  flowed  a  stream 

fifteen   feet   wide   and   three   deep   of   pure,   delicious 

water.      Had  the  prison  been  so  placed  as  to  include 

a   section   of  the   "  Sweet   Water   Creek"   the   inmates 

might   have   drank   and   bathed   to   their  hearts'   con- 

t.'nt. 

During  the  occupation  a  beautiful  spring  broke  out 
lilce  the  waters  of  Meribah  from  the  solid  ground  near 
the  foot  of  the  northern  slope,  Just  under  tlie  western 
<1ead  lino.  It  is  still  there- cool  and  clear— the  only 
pleasing  object  in  this  horrid  place. 

The  scarcity  of  water,  the  want  of  occupation,  and 
(|)erhaps  the  desire  to  escape  by  tunnelling.  Impelled  the 
prisoners   to  dig  welli.      l-'urty   of  those   tinished   and 


unfinished  remain,  those  on  the  highest  ground  being  »>^ 
sunk  in  the  hard  soil  to  the  depth  of  eighty  feet.  Th«  m 
work  was  done  with  knives,  spoons,  sticks,  and  other  m 
tools  but  little  better.  The  diggers  brought  up  the  if 
earth  in  their  pockets  and  blouses  and  sprinkled  it  1< 
about  the  grounds  to  conceal  the  quantity.  In  some  i!» 
wells  excellent  water  was  reached,  and  in  others  hori-  H( 
zontal  galleries  were  attempted  for  escape.  In  at  ui, 
least  one  Instance  a  tunnel  was  carried  tntlrely  through  *■ 
the  hiU  and  a  few  prisoners  are  said  to  have  got  il' 
through.  I 

The  steep  face  of  the  northern  hill  is  burrowed  « 
throughout  its  whole  extent.  The  little  caves  are  f 
scooped  out  and  arched  in  the  form  of  ovens,  floored,  f» 
ceUed  and  strengthened  so  far  as  the  owners  had 
means  with  sticks  and  pieces  of  boards,  and  some  of  >i 
them  are  provided  with  fireplaces  and  chimneys.  It  i 
would  seem  that  there  were  cases  during  long  rains  t 
where  the  house  would  become  the  grave  of  jts  o-wner  e 
by  falling  m  upon  him  in  the  night.  In  these  bur-  t 
ro-ws  are  still  fuunrt  remnants  of  tlio  -ivretched  food  it 
and  rude  utensils  of  the  occupants— drinklng-cup':  madi.  t 
of  sections  of  horns,  platters  and  spoons  wrouglit  s 
from  parts  of  old  canteens,  kettles  and  pans  made  li 
without  solder  from  stray  pieces  of  old  tin  or  sheet  i 
Iron.  I  brought  away  a  considerable  number  of  1 
these  articles,  whicli  may  one  day  be  of  interest  to  li 
the  curious.  •  s 

Five  sheds  stand  on  the  top  of  the  northern  hill,  <i 
erected  in  the  early  part  of  the  occupation,  and  five  « 
more  on  the  opposite  lieight.  built  a  short  time  before  t 
the  evacuation. 

Like  nearly  all  .Southern  land,  the  soil  is  liable  to 
be  washed  away  by  the  rains,  and  on  the  slopes  of  the 
hills  ravines  are  no-w  formed,  gullied  to  the  depth  of 
twelve  feet.  It  seems  impossible  tliat  men  could  have 
kept  their  footing  on  these  hill-sides  when  slippery 
with  rain. 

Outside  tlie  inclosure  and  nearly  parallel  with  its 
south  end  is  the  hospital  stockade— 800  feet  by  35C 
It  contains  twenty-two  sheds,  for  the  most  part  with 
out  sides,  erected  about  three  months  before  the  plac 
was  abandoned.  The  old  hospital,  occupied  up  to  that 
time,  In  which  so  many  brave  men  died,  consisted  only 
of  tents  inclosed  by  a  board  fence  and  surrounded  by 
a  guard.  Confused  heaps  of  rubbish  alone  mark  the 
place  it  occupied. 

About  half  a  mile  from  the  main  prison,  and  near 
Anderson    Station,   is   the   officers'    stockade— a   small 
inclosure,  in  whicli  were  never  imprisoned  more  than 
250  officers- and  it  was  chiefly  used  for  the  confiii 
ment  of  rebel  offenders. 

The  cemetery,  around  which  the  chief  interest  must 
gather,  is  distant  about  300  yards  from  the  stockade 
in  a  northwesterly  direction.  The  graves,  placed  side 
by  side  in  close  continuous  rows,  cover  nine  ai 
divided  into  three  unequal  lots  by  two  roads  which  in- 
tersect each  other  nearly  at  right  angles.  The  foui-th 
space  is  still  unoccupied,  except  by  a  few  graves 
"  Confederate"  soldiers. 

No  human  bodies  were  found  exposed,  and  none 
were  removed.  The  place  was  found  in  much  better 
condition  than  had  been  anticipated,  owing  to  the  ex 
cellent  measures  taken  by  Major-General  Wilson,  corn 
mandlng  at  Macon,  and  a  humane,  public  spirited 
citizen  of  Fort  Valley,  Ga.— a  Mr.  Griffin,  who, 
passing  on  the  railroad,  was  Informed  by  one  of  tlio 
ever-faithful  negroes  that  the  bodies  were  becoming 
exposed  and  were  rooted  up  by  animals.  Having  ver 
ified  this  statement,  he  collected  a  few  negroes ;  sunk 
the  exposed  bodies  and  covered  tliem  to  a  pi  ir  v 
depth.  He  then  reported  the  facts  to  General  Wil- 
son, and  requested  authority  to  take  steps  for  protect- 


ing  the  grounds.  That  patriotic  olBcer  visited  Anrtor- 
Bonville  in  person,  appointed  Mr.  Griflin  temporary 
tupeilutendent  and  gave  him  sucii  limited  facilities  as 
could  be  furnished  in  that  destitute  country.  It  was 
delcimined  to  inclose  a  squiire  of  tlfty  acres ;  and  at 
the  time  of  our  arrival  tlie  fence  was  uearly  one- 
third  built  from  old  lumber  found  about  the  place. 
He  had  also  erected  a  brick  kiln,  and  was  manufactur- 
ing bricli  for  drains  to  conduct  tlie  water  away  from 
the  graves  and  protect  and  strengthen  the  soil  against 
the  action  of  heavy  rains.  We  found  Mr.  Grilliu  witli 
u  force  of  about  twenty  negroes  and  a  few  mules  at 
work  on  the  grounds.  1  have  understood  tliat  tl\al 
gentleman  furnished  the  labor  at  his  own  cost,  while 
General  Wilson  issued  tlie  necessary  rations. 

The  part  performed  by  our  party  was  to  tal;e  up 
and  curry  forward  the  work  so  well  begun.  Ad- 
ditional force  was  obtained  from  the  military  com- 
mandant at  Macon  for  completing  tlie  iiielosure  and 
erecting  the  headboards.  It  seems  tliat  the  dead 
had  been  buried  by  Union  prisoners,  paroled  from  the 
Blockade  and  hospital  f.)r  tliat  purpose.  Successive 
trenches,  capable  of  containing  from  100  to  130  bodies 
each,  thickly  set  witti  little  posts  or  boards  with  num- 
bers in  regular  order  carved  upon  them,  told  to  the 
astonished  and  tear-dlmmed  eye  the  sad  story  of 
burled  treasures.  It  was  only  necessary  to  compare 
the  number  upon  each  post  or  board  with  that  which 
stands  opposite  the  name  on  the  register  and  replace 
the  whole  with  a  more  substantial,  uniform  and  comely 
tablet,  bearing  not  only  the  oi-iginal  number,  but  the 
name,  company  and  regiment  and  date  of  deatli  of 
the  soldier  who  slept  beneath. 

I  have  been  repeatedly  assured  by  prisoners  that 
great  care  was  taken  at  the  time  by  the  men  to  whom 
fell  the  sad  task  of  originally  marking  this  astonishing 
number  of  graves  to  perform  the  work  witli  faithful- 
ness and  accuracy.  If  it  shall  prove  that  the  work 
performed  by  those  who  followed,  under  clrcum- 
Btiinccs  so  much  more  favorable,  was  executed  with 
less  faitlifulness  and  accuracy  than  the  former,  it  will 
be  a  subject  of  much  regret — but  fortunately  not  yet 
beyond  the  possibility  of  correction.  The  number  of 
graves  marked  is  li;,«20.  The  original  records,  cap- 
tured by  General  Wilson,  furnistied  about  10,500:  but 
as  one  book  of  the  record  had  not  been  secured  over 
2,000  names  were  supplied  from  a  copy  (of  his  own 
recurd)  made  by  Mr.  Atwater  in  the  Andersonville 
prison  and  brought  by  him  to  Annapolis  on  his  return 
with  the  paroled  prisoners. 

Interspersed  throughout  tliis  Deatli  Register  were 
400  numbers  against  which  stood  only  the  dark  word 
"unknown."  So,  scattered  among  the  thickly  desig- 
nated graves,  stand  400  tablets,  bearing  only  tlie  num- 
ber and  tlic  touching  inscription  "  Unknown  I'nion 
Soldier." 

substuiitially  notliing  was  attempted  beyond  inclos- 
ing the  grounds,  identifying  and  marking  the  graves, 
placing  some  appropriate  mottoes  at  the  pates  and 
along  tlie  spaces  designed  for  walks,  and  erecting  a 
llagstalT  in  the  centre  of  the  cemetery.  The  work  was 
completed  on  the  17th  of  August,  and  the  party  took 
the  route  homeward  by  way  of  Chattanooga,  Nashville 
and  Cincinnati,  arriving  at  Washington  on  the  morii- 
iDg   of  August   24. 

The  health  of  the  party  during  the  e.xpedition 
was  remarkably  good,  when  the  season 
of  the  year,  tlie  fatigue  and  the  want  of 
customary  accommotlations  are  taken  into  considera- 
tion, ('ases  of  sliglit  chills  and  fevers  were  not  un- 
Irequent :  but  during  the  entire  time  we  had  only  one 
ca5e  of  severe  illness,  and  that,  to  our  grief,  terminated 
fatally.        Edward    Watts,    of   Georgetown.    D.    C.    a 


clerk  in  the  Quartermaster's  Department,  in  tins  city, 
sickened  of  typhoid  fever  during  the  passage  up  the 
Savannah  River,  and  died  on  the  10th  day  of  August. 
His  remains  were  taken  liome  to  Ills  friends.  Mr. 
Watts  was  a  young  man  of  education  and  rehnement, 
and  of  the  highest  type  of  moral  and  religious  cliai^ 
acter;  he  suffered  patiently,  and  died  nobly  and  weU. 
I  have  thought  that  he  might  be  regarded  as  the  last 
martyr  of  Andersonville. 

The  future  of  this  liistoric  spot  cannot  fail  to  con- 
stitute a  subject  of  deep  and  abiding  interest  to  the 
people  of  this  entire  country,  and  it  would  seem  fit- 
ting that  it  should  be  preserved  as  one  of  the  sanctua- 
ries of  the  Nation,  and  be  in  due  time  decorated  with 
appropriate  honors.  Its  susceptibility  of  internal  im- 
provement is  very  great.  Water  can  be  had  for  irri- 
gation, and  the  cUmate  will  produce  nearly  all  the 
flora  of  the  temperate  zones.  Both  National  gratitude 
and  personal  affection  will  suggest  the  erection  of  a 
suitable  monument  witliin  tlie  cemetery,  where,  if  de- 
sU-able,  may  be  preserved  in  durable  form  the  names 
of  the  martyrs  who  sleep  around.  And  as  the  land 
on  which  all  these  interesting  associations  are  clus- 
tered is  still  the  property  of  private  individuals,  nevet 
having  passed  from  tlie  hands  of  the  original  owners, 
it  would  seem  desirable  that  the  cemetery  at  least,  and 
its  immediate  surroundings,  become  the  property  ot 
the  Nation.  A  mile  square  wiU  embrace  aU  points  ot 
general  and  historic  interest. 

There  are  numerous  smaller  burial-places  in  the 
State  of  Georgia,  which,  from  their  seeming  lesseir 
importance,  will  scarcely  be  kept  up  as  National  cem- 
eteries, and  in  reference  to  which,  without  venturing, 
to  suggest,  I  would  merely  remark  that  the  fiity 
acres  Inclosed  at  Andersonville  would  afford  ample 
space  for  aU  whom  it  might  ever  be  deemed  advisable 
to  remove  to  that  point. 

During  the  occupation  of  Andersonville  as  a  prison 
it  w-as  a  punishable  ottence  for  a  colored  man  or 
woman  to  feed,  shelter,  aid  or  even  converse  with  the 
prisoners  on  parole.  To  others  they  had  no  access. 
I  have  been  informed  that  they  were  not  allowed 
about  the  prison  grounds;  and  so  great  was  their 
superstitious  horror  of  the  cruelties  perpetrated  upon 
tlie  prisoners  that  only  a  comparatively  small  num- 
ber had  ever  found  the  courage  to  visit  the  cemetery 
up  to  the  time  of  our  arrival.  But  the  presence  ot 
so  many  Noi-tliern  people  on  such  an  errand,  and  es- 
pecially a  lady,  entirely  overcame  their  fears,  and 
they  visited  the  cemetery  and  myself  by  scores,  men, 
women  and  cliildi'en,  sometimes  a  hundred  in  a  day. 
It  was  no  uncommon  occurrence,  upon  opening  my 
tent  in  the  morning,  to  find  a  group  standing  in 
front  of  it  who  had  walked  fifteen  or  twenty  miles  to. 
see  the  "  Yankee  lady,"  and  ask  her  "  if  it  were  true 
that  Al.valKim  Lincoln  was  dead,  and  they  were  free," 
and  -iMm  M,i-.-:i  Lincoln's  great  paper  read,"  and 
••wli:it  iiH\  ,.uLin  I"  do,"  and  tell  lier  how  the  "poor 
Yankee  inisnnii-'  ran  before  the  dogs  -like  us,"  and 
they  couhl  not  save  them— starved,  and  tliey  coiiW  not 
feed  them— died,  and  they  could  not  see  them. 

Komember,  mothers,  that  the  pitying  tear  of  the 
old-time  slave,  whom  your  son  helped  to  freedom,  is- 
the  only  tear  that  falls  upon  Ms  distant  grave  to-day. 
have  endeavored  to  point  out  to  you.  as  faithfully 
as  1  am  able,  the  various  objects  of  interest,  painful 

otherwise,  which  presented  themselves  to  mv  ol>- 
servation  during  the  time  occupied  in  the  work  of 
the  expedition :  and  while  I  would  not  dwell  upon  the 
terribleness  of  the  sufferings  imposed  upon  our  pris- 
oners, nor  stir  the  hearts  already  sunk  in  grief  to 
deeper  woe,  still  we  owe  it  alike  to  the  living  and  the 
dead    that   a  proper   knowledge   and   a.  realization   of 


the  miseries  wliicli  they  endured  be  entertained  bv  all. 
We  are  wont  to  attribute  their  chief  suffering  to  in- 
sufficiency of  food,  and  wliile  tills  is  probably  just, 
still,  to  tlie  mind  of  one  who  has  looked  over  tlie 
scanty,  shelterless,  pitiful  spot  of  earth  to  whicli  tlicy 
were  confined,  and  taken  into  consideration  tlie  num- 
berless trials  wliicli  must  have  grown  out  of  tlie  pri- 
vation of  space  and  tlie  necessary  conveniences  of 
life,  the  conviction  wiU  force  itself  tliat  tliese  latter 
woes  fell  but  little  sliort  of  tlie  former.  It  is  to  be 
remembered  tliat  during  tliirteen  long  months  tliey 
knew  neitlier  slielter  nor  protection  from  the  change- 
able sliies  above  nor  tlie  pitiless,  unfeeling  earth 
beneath. 

Tlie  treacherous  nature  of  the  soil,  parching  t<J 
seams  in  the  sun.  and  cullving  and  sliding  under  their 
feet  with  every  shower,  must  have  augmented  their 
Uls  almost  beyond  conception.  I  watched  the  effect 
of  a  heavy  fall  of  rain  upon  the  inclosed  grounds,  and 
la  thirty  minutes  the  entire  hillsides,  which  had  con- 
stituted their  sole  abiding-place,  were  one  rolling  mass 
of  slippery  mud,  and  this  the  effect  of  a  mere  summer 
shower.  What  of  the  continued  rains  of  autumn  ? 
Think  of  tliirty  thousand  men  penned  in  by  a  close 
stockade  upon  twenty-si.x  acres  of  ground,  from  wMcli 
■ivery  tree  and  shrub  had  been  uprooted  for  fuel  to 
cook  tlieir  scanty  food,  huddled,  like  cattle,  without 
slielter  or  blanket,  half-clad  and  hungry,  with  the 
dreary  night  setting  in,  after  a  day  of  autumn  rain. 
Tiie  hill-tops  would  not  hold  them  all.  the  valley  was 
filled  with  the  swollen  brook :  seventeen  feet  from 
the  stockade  ran  the  fatal  dead-line,  beyond  which  no 
man  might  step  and  live.  What  did  they  do?  1 
need  not  ask  you  wliere  did  they  go.  for  on  the  face 
of  the  wliole  green  earth  there  was  no  place  but  this 
for  them.  But  where  did  tliey  place  themselves  1 
How  did  they  live!  Ay!  how  did  they  die?  But 
tills  is  only  one  feature  of  their  suffering,  and  per- 
haps the  lightest.  Of  the  long,  dazzling  months 
when  gaunt  famine  stalked  at  noonday,  and  pe-.t  lence 
walked  by  night,  and  upon  the  seamed  and  parching 
eartli  the  cooling  rains  fell  not,  I  will  not  trust  me 
to  speak.  I  scarce  dare  think.  If  my  heart  were 
strong  enough  to  draw  the  picture,  there  are  thou- 
sands upon  thousands  all  througli  our  land  too  crushed 
and  sore  to  look  upon  it.  Hut  after  this,  wlieuever 
any  man  who  has  lain  a  prisoner  within  the  stock- 
ade of  -Anrtersonville  would  tell  you  of  his  suft'erings, 
how  he  fainted,  scorched,  drenched,  hungered,  sick- 
ened, was  scoffed,  scourged,  hunted  and  persecuted, 
thougli  the  tale  be  long  and  twice-told,  as  you  would 
have  your  own  wrongs  appreciated,  your  own  woes 
pitied,  your  own  cries  for  mercy  heard.  I  charge  you 
listen  and  belie%'e  him.  However  definitely  he  may 
liave  spoken,  know  that  he  has  not  told  you  all. 
However  strongly  he  may  have  outlined,  or  deeply 
he  mav  have  colored  his  nicture.  know  that  the  re'ilitv 
calls  for  a  better  light  and  a  nearer  view  than  yonr 
clouded,  distant  caw  will  ever  get.  And  vour  sympa- 
thies need  not  be  confined  to  AndersonviUe.  while 
similar  liorrors  glared  in  the  sunny  light  and  spotted 
the  flower  girt  garden  fields  of  that  whole  desperate, 
misguided  and  bewildered  people.  Wherever  stretched 
the  form  of  a  Union  prisoner,  there  rose  the  signal  for 
cruelty  and  the  cry  of  agony,  and  there,  day  by  day, 
frew  the  skeleton  graves  of  the  nameless  dead. 

Hut,  liraving  and  enduring  all  this,  some  thousands 


have  returned  to  you.  And  you  will  bear  with  me 
and  these  noble  men  will  pardon  me,  while,  in  coaclu 
sion,  I  speak  one  word  of  them. 

The  unparalleled  severities  of  our  four  years'  ' 
paigns  have  told  upon  the  constitutional  strengtl 
even  of  the  fortunate  soldier,  who  alone  marclieii 
to  the  music  of  the  Union,  and  slept  only  beneatl 
the  folds  of  the  flag  for  which  he  fought.  But  tliej 
whom  fickle  fortune  left  to  crouch  at  the  foot  of  tht 
shadowless  palmetto,  and  listen  to  the  hissing  of  tht 
serpent,  drank  stiU  deeper  of  the  unhealthtul  draught 
These  men  bear  with  them  the  seeds  of  disease 
death,  sown  in  that  fatal  clime,  and  ripening  for 
early  harvest.  With  occasional  exceptions,  they  wil 
prove  to  be  short-lived  and  enfeebled  men. 
whether  they  ask  it  or  not.  will  deserve  at  vour  hand? 
no  ordinary  share  of  kindly  consideration.  The  sur 
vivor  of  a  reliel  prison  has  endured  and  suffered  what 
you  never  can,  and  what,  I  pray  God,  your  childrec 
never  may.  With  less  of  strength,  and  more  of  sad 
and  bitter  memories,  he  is  with  you  now,  to  earn  tlif 
food  so  long  denied  him.  If  he  ask  "leave  to  toil.' 
give  it  him  before  it  is  too  late :  if  he  need  kindnes? 
and  encouragement,  bestow  them  freely,  while 
may  ;  if  he  seek  charity  at  your  hands,  remember  that  , 
"  the  poor  you  have  always  with  you,"  but  him 
have  not  always,  and  withhold  it  not.  If  hereafter 
you  find  them  making  organized  effort  to  provide  fo 
the  widow  and  orphan  of  the  Union  prisoner,  remem- 
ber that  it  grows  out  of  the  heart  sympathy  which 
clusters  around  the  memories  of  the  comrades 
perished  at  their  side,  and  a  well-grounded  apprehen 
sion  for  the  future  of  their  own,  and  aid  them. 

In  conclusion,  tremulously,  lest  I  assume  too  mucli. 
let  me  hasten  to  commend  to  the  grateful  considera- 
tion of  this  noble,  generous  people  alike  the  soldie 
who  has  given  his  strength,  the  prisoner  who  lia 
sacrificed  his  health,  the  widow  who  has  offered  up  her 
husband,  the  orphan  who  knows  only  that  its  fath« 
went  out  to  battle  and  conies  no  more  forever,  and 
the  lonely,  distant  grave  of  the  martyr,  who  sleep- 
alone  in  a  stranger  soil,  that  freedom  and  noace  migln 
come  to  ours. 

One  word  of  explanation,  in  conclusion,  and  I 
Iiave  done.  You  have  long  and  justly  felt  that  som< 
report  of  this  expedition,  embracing  a  record  of  tlie 
graves  identified  and  reclaimed,  was  due  you.  And 
three  thousand  letters  addressed  to  me  upon  the  sub- 
ject have  revealed  only  too  plainly  and  painfully  the 
bitter  anxiety  with  wliich  you  Iiave  watched  and 
waited. 

A  mere  report,  unaccompanied  by  the  "record, 
seemed  but  a  hollow  mockery,  which  I  would  not  im 
pose  upon  you,  and  tliis  is  my  first  opportunity  for 
such  accompaniment.  For  the  record  of  your  dead 
you  are  indebted  to  the  forethouglit,  courage  and  per 
severance  of  Dorance  Atwater,  a  young  man  not  yet 
twenty-one  years  of  age ;  an  orpliaii,  four  years  a 
soldier,  one-tenth  part  of  his  whole  life  a  prisoner, 
with  liroken  health  and  ruined  hopes,  lie  seeks  to 
present  to  your  acceptance  the  sad  gift  he  has  in 
store  for  you ;  and,  grateful  for  the  opportunity,  I 
hasten  to  place  beside  It  this  humble  report,  whose 
only  merit  is  its  trutlifulness,  and  beg  you  to  accept 
it  in  the  spirit  of  kindness  in  wliich  it  is  offered. 

CLARA    BARTOX. 


AN  DERSON  VILLE. 


No  history  Ciin  fully  iliscli)se  the  liorrors  of  An- 
lersonville.  Though  liurneil,  as  vith  lire,  into 
he  memory  of  thousands  of  Union  soMiers  who 
itUl  linger  out  a  sufl'erins  life,  only  a  few  frag- 
nents  of  the  hideous  details  have  been  permitted 
;o  see  tlie  lifiht.  An  Illinois  soUlier,  who  was  a 
)ris(iner  tliere  from  October,  Iji'U,  to  .June,  1865, 
'ound  means  to  copy  from  tlie  Confederate  prison 
•ecords  several  tabular  statements,  disclosing  some 
)f  the  results  worked  out  by  the  machinery  of 
wrture  and  death  from  the  beginning  of  March,  | 


Latin,    Sacred    to    tht    Profession.     "Dead-line," 
Iteing  an  English  word,  is  not  among  them. 

The  next  table— more  sad  and  pitiful  than  even 
the  fearful  iltath-roll— is  the  "  list  of  Federal  pris- 
oners who  joined  the  Southern  Army,  recruited  by 
Colonel  O'Neal,  loth  Tennessee  Infantry,  C.  S.  A." 
This  roll  comprises  336  names,  representing  mea 
from  the  Regular  Army,  tlie  Navy,  and  the  States 
of  New-York,  Connecticut,  Michigan,  Ohio,  Maine, 
Illinois,  Indiana,  Iowa,  Massachusetts,  Pennsyl- 
vania,    Tennessee,     Maryland,     Kentucky,     New- 


The 


1864,  to  the  18th  of  Marc 
)f  prisoners  for  each  month  is  given.  The  deaths 
tor  each  day  are  set  ilown  in  the  tallies.  Here  are 
the  totals  for  each  month : 


erage  ]  Hampshire,  Virginia,  New-,Iersey,  Missouri  and 
Minnesota.  The  dates  of  their  muster  into  the 
Confederate  service  ran  from  November  11,  1864, 
to  February  28,  1865.  Among  them  were  eighteen 
sergeants  and  twelve  corporals.  The  rest  were 
privates.  To  the  honor  of  the  service  the  names 
of  no  commissioned  officers  appear  in  the  list.  Who 
has  the  heart  to  blame  those  poor  fellows  for  this 
act?  Men  who  would  offer  life  upon  the  battle- 
lield  for  their  country  gave  way  undec 
the  weight  of  hopeless  imprisonment,  brutal 
treatment,  cold,  filth,  starvation,  death. 
Weakened,  emaciated,  reduced  to  the  border 
of  imbecility  and  delirium,  is  it  strange 
Tlie  t<jtal  number  of  deaths  appears  to  be  |  that  the  instinct  of  self-preservation  should  over- 
12,810.  During  the  three  most  fatal  months,  master  stern  duty?  We  pity,  and  almost  excuse, 
September,  October  and  November,  1864,  the  1  the  shipwrecked  mariner  who,  crazed  by  thirst 
deaths  were  5  3-4,  8  1-2  and  7  1-2  per  cent,  re-  !  and  hunger,  slays  and  drinks  the  blood  of  his 
specfively,  of  the  vphole  number..   The  daily  mor-  !  weaker   brother.     In    a   like    gracious   spirit,    let 


Month. 

1 

1  Prisoners. 

Draths. 

Dally 
average. 

m 

711 

2.991 
2.700 

11 

87 

20* 
23 

u 

96 
50 

^i 

iJ:?o 

K^ll,sf  ■■::::.::. 

:::::::■■:]    S 

.   V        1          5,7<i5 

M^ir  !■■    t,"     IS    iXotgiVi'n. 

August 
August 
August 


tality  reaching  100  and  ove: 
August  11,  103  ;  August  13, 

20;  August  16, 

01  ;  August  20, 

27  ;  August  24, 

05 ;  September 
104  ;   Sept<'mber  3 
tember   1 
16,  119:  September  18,  108. 

Another  table  gives  the  number  of  deaths  in 
each  month  from  February,  1864,  to  February, 
1865,  botli  inclusive,  and  the  class  of  diseases  of 
which  they  died.  The  record  is  very  precise  in 
enumerating  forty-eight  kinds  of  diseases  which 
came  t«j  the  aid  of  Winder'and  Wurtz  and  their 
supeni'is.  The  most  formidable  of'these  diseases 
were  diarrhoea,  ch.  and  a.,  5,010;  scorbutus, 
3,507:  dysentaria,  ch.  and  a.,  1,305;  unknown, 
1,033.     The   long   Ust    of  diseases  is  in  orthodox 


was  August  6,  103;     tuere  be  charity  and   forgiveness  lor   those  who 

)9;  August  14,  114;  l  stopped  short  of  heroic  martyrdom  in  the  hour 

37  ;  August  17,  114 ;  I  of  sore   trial.     The   very   fact    that  of  the  men 

)7;  August  22,  122;  j  who    had   stood    by    the  flag   with   such   fidelity 

)2  :  August  26,  103;     and  courage    even  so  small  a  number  consented 

,  10:;  September  2,  !  to  live  at  such  a  sacrifice   is  the  most  melancholy 

<'mber  3,   114:  September  6,  105  ;  Sep-  !  proof  that  could  be  offered    of  the  horrible  suffer. 

i,   110;   September  15,   105;   September     iugs  which  they  endured.     Twelve  thousand,  eight 

hundred  and  ten  faithful  unto  death,  saulc  down 

beneath    the    filth    and    mire    of   that   supremely 

horrible   pit.     Fifty  thousand  wrecks  lived  on  to 

suffer;  and  only  336  were  found  wUling  to  yield 

up  tlieir  allegiance  rather  than  thus  die.     Shall 

we  hunt  down  and   punish  these  men  ?     If  any 

are  on  the   pension  rolls  now,  let  not  this  Eebel 

record   appear   against   them.     It  is  certain   that 

the  copies,  now  in  possession  of  tlit  writer  hereof. 

will  not.  ^  M.  BRAYiVUN. 

Brigadier-General. 


J^      LIST 


OIIOI  SOLDIERS  BORIEB  AT  AlERSOlflLLE. 


Ill  persons  numbered  below 


dieil  in  18«4;  al 
te    Corporal:  thn 


i'e  tbat  number    Id 
with  ■•*  Sergeant 


ALABAMA. 


Belle,  Kobo.  1  cav.  Co  A    >; 
Boobur,  Wm,  1  cav,  Co  1.,    i      -    \    - 
Brice,  J  C.  1  eav,  Co  L.  ili  ■!  ~  i.i  J 

Guthrie,  J,  1  cav,  Co  I,  died  Sept  1 

Henry,  P,  1  cav,  Co  F,  died  June  26,  pneumonia. 

Jones,  Jno  P,  1  cav,  Co  K,  died  Mar  15.  anasar^-a. 

MItchel,  Jno  D,  1.  Co  A,  died  Aug  4,  scorbutus. 


,-.  Co  H.  died  Aug  8,  diarrhea 
r.,  died  Aug  15.  diarrhea  c. 
1.  Co  K.  died  Aug  25.  diarrhi 


June  20 

Redman,  W  K,  1  cav.  Co  G,  died  Oct  It.  sto 
Stubbs,  VV,  1,  Oo  I.  died  AU2  4.  l.r..nchiti-.. 


3707  Chapin,  J  L,  10,  Co  A,  died  July  21,  'G4,  fever  : 
,S949  Cottrell.  P.  7,  Co  C,  dieil  Ju'y  25.  diarrhea. 


€OA.\ECTItlT. 


2380  Anderson, 


8    r    <     d 

•d  X' 

I    10    c 

,  da- 

ends    \    IC          I 

dl.'d 

lulY  17,  f'ver  typ 

ns    rlT   Tho          11         CI 

.■a  Julv  31.  diarrh 

II  0,  6          Id 

r            h    Totn   ir 

i'auL'  3T''s™"l)iit 

PI 

ri       d           J      8 

S<fS 

la      %  I    ir  r 

1        tt    \    ir   r 

" 

rat      w 

IS 

F     t  r  ^\ 

r.  h  i7.  di.uilM... 

Fra 

May  22.  diarrhra- 

"  1 

1         s 

aiarrhea  c. 

F    b    5 

L.  I.  diarrhea. 

aVg\ 

r    ler    } 

1 .  dysentery. 

I    3 

Horf 

AUL-  8.  dvspnt.TV 

18" 

F       r    II  s 

13 

Fr    1  e    le       1 

.<• 

>o  (.                 CI 

80  8 

re  1      M         Col 

C-D 

Flbv     \    14      0 

h     <•:    irrh.-»  c. 

CONNECTICLTT. 


10255' 

12188  . 


Gordon   John,  14,  Co  G,  died  July  7,  diarrhea 
Gray,  Pat,  u,  Co  H,  died  July  27;  piithisis 

1  cav,  Co  K,  died  Aug  7.  scorbutus. 
'"/.  ^V,^"..^!  <*'"^"'  ■"^y  20.  debilitis. 

Co  C,  died  Aug  0,  dlarrht-a. 


lilternian,  J, 


Co  K^ 


I  Oft 


,  dyse 


|"4'heI,'"ETi4!  f^b^'Slfd  j'^e-^o^^^trra"'"" 
Hitchoock,  Wm  A,  16,  Co  C.  di.-d  July  l''  diarilu-i 
Hall,  VVm  G,  1,  Go  K,  die.l  .7nh  17  .] .  ,;,,'' 
HoJconib,  D,  14,  Co  D,  died  .inii    "-    -i    ,. ,  >     , 


Hileiithai,  .r'a 


,  14,  Co  C,  „ 
16,  Co  D,  dl. 


I   ^;i'-hols.  C.-IO,  Co  (i.  died  Ans  8,  dysentery 

.  Nichols.  M,  7,  Co  I.  died  Oct  14.  scorbutus. 
'  Orton,  H  C.  Co  1,  died  Aug  9.  rheumatism 
;ol.r?''A,^14,'c?li,'d°ieds'ii,fl^fPscoVbu?SI'"'"'- 

:  |oTn».T4.\^„  g»s-ef,?;!,->j  «,,-rr-- 

Parker,  fs  B.  10.  Co  B,  di.-J  .Iiilv  31    diarrh 


Halv  W,  JG.  Cu  D,  died  Sept  3,  I 
Hubbard.  H  D.  16.  Co  D.  died  Sep 
Hubbard,  B.  16.  Co  A,  died  Sept  8 
Haywodd.  IS.  Co  E,  died  S.pt  1  I    c 


IsJay,  H,  11,  died  Sept  ^ 
Jairjieson.  Charles.  7.  Ca 


1).  died  April  2r,.  dii 


1590 

King.sbury,  C 

Klinel.ma,  L. 

Ker,shotr.'  B     ., 

8866 

Kohlenbur"    i 

Kearn,  T.  10. 

3^? 

Lendnn,  H.  16 

,5499 

Lew  [J'  /'  s"r 

6124 

Ijr.  ^;n(|,     W ,     I 

Co  D.  died  Ju 


3516 
3644 
3410 


V.  Co  E,  died  Ju 
rtil,  Co  H,  died 
Co  B.  died  July 


H  I.  1  ea\ 

Horace.  7 

« 

u'  ,    '.|    •'  .      ■.    "''  "'*""''"'■'' 

IS.    F,  \v-'^ 

«  ■•    1.,    d..-.l    .iun.-    25.    fev 

■liMv  7.  scorbutus. 
I  July  7,  diarrhea  c. 

7070   ,Ste„l, 

.'ll    1 

;    ■    '     ;'.;;'  /  •^^^■'  ■    dinrrhe 

7975  Smith 

8088   .'^hort 

8235  .Smalli 

9304  StarK-^ 

'■  1 

■  .       .  .'   i      ,;      1    -'  i!r'-jo.  d 

9435   Sut*ll'n 
mk.   See.   1 

'j 

9987  Sline. 

10138  Schiil. 

10247   Sparri 
10476   Steele 

''h   '' 

,K- 

10787   StanfT, 

I  \ 

''„'", 

li 

."'('li.'.i   '  '    1    1  ■    '.'i      '.  1 

12005    Swift. 

.i.'i 

CoK 

di 

ed    X..      :  ■     ii    ,•'  ',",' 

122S8    .Smith. 

J  T 

7.   Co 

D. 

dl-i'    l>        1  :          ,   ',    ,,:, 

5tl    Tavlor 

5^79   Tihhel 

10035   tSi! 
10142  Tarlor 
11089  Turner 

Mnv 

^"\7' 

U 

\    died  Aug  12.  rfiarrhea  c. 

'lieil  Aug  12.  diarrhea. 

•■'  F,.  died  Aug  3.  diarrhea  a 

'  -1  R.  died  Sept  29.  scorbuti 

.1     1 

11.   C.. 

.'rt 

eil   0,t  1.  scorbutus, 
died  Oct  18.  scorbutus. 

3107  Valter 

H. 

4.  Co 

A, 

died  July  10.  ana.sarca. 

401  Winsh 

,,     , 

11    l-J 

r  M;,,'  !'■'',',:'!':.  '\.]'r"l-';J^- 

21.58  Weld.M 

2601  Warn.' 

'  ■    '■    1             ~      :    irrhea.' 

5543  Wlkeit 

5222  Wriglil 

^^^  ^::^ 

.1.. 

i...      K 

K 

Co  r' di.d  '\ni'  14'.''gangren 
died  Aug  19    diarrhea 

01  :w   War.    H   C. 

io.'  Co 

I.'.MS    Winfle 

wort! 

.  ML 

2 

artll.  Co  H,  died  Aug  26,  sco 

8024    West.    Chas 
9°r'?   Whe'r  "•  ■" 

H.   16 

r.-  ir 

Co 

I.  died  Sept  6.  fever  typhus 
n  F.  di.cl  s.pt  17,  scorbutus. 

9512  Ward.' 

'..■]■ 

'f '"'  ] 

'■" 

1  ,1   -!.'■"],  ^'T''a^'  ■'"■"'■biitus. 

00.33    Welns, 

2600  Ward, 

h'. 

IS     \[ 

.'.■^ 

•1"  1  s',|,ri-,   d?phtheHa. 
ili.il  F.I,  f>,  -n-,,  scorbutus. 

6304  Young 

c  s. 

10.  c 

Ul.--d  Aug  21,  '04.  pneumoit.ii 

DELAWARE. 


lELAH  ARE. 


i  arr     jl 
dUrrh 


Cun 
Dona 


J8t<) 

Hud  0 
H         T 

(t   \V 

J  U    I 

.rf 

ph 

W  C      1 

I          Co  U 

IHIU 

h 

U    V 

M    1    Co 

8  <) 

{^^ 

(-1 

11- 

^ir 

1  i  T  r    W    2    Co  t    d    d 


Rol  t  1  Co  d  d  M  r  31 
II  I  Co  D  d  Sits 
.    E  L    1    a      Co  L  ^  ed  S  ] 


led  No     1! 
d    d  Mar 


WisrKK   I     Ol      i  Ol.l  VIKIi 


Kd  • 


11   lb  K 

68   4  St     I         II 

8  8  S     J.        t    I  1 

11    1"  St,         1       W  H 

I   45  V  a         !■     1  ca 

81 


5  1  ca  Co  I  tl  i  \  Ij  d 
Jo  1  ca  Co  D  I  d  S  1 1  1 
C    I  ca      Co  M   d    d   V       "i,   d 


C     K    I.    d  Ja 


Wp         Nat    : 
W  1  o       W     1 


LI\OI«» 


-1  t     S        I 

I  I        'Jn    d 

r      V    d     i    \   ■>  1      fe 


d    1  s       b 


died  S<?pt  14,  diarrhea. 


.  dicu  Ot 
'.2,  Co  F,  died  September 
5,  Co  B.  died  April  la,  ■ 


S5,  lUarrbea. 


died  Dec  27,  acorbutus. 


12348  Caildiiig,  J  C,  89, 
6356  Callaliau,  C,  3!),  Co  i'',  died  Aug  21,  ilarrliei 
Oo05  Campbell,  J  M,  120,  Co  G,  died  Aug  22,  'Oi 
rhea. 
10026  Capell,  Cj  87,  Co  D,  died  Sept  29,  diarrhea. 
10257  Oapsey,  J,*  90,  Co  D,  died  Oct  3,  scorbutus, 
3550  Carl,  C  C,  38,  Co  H,  died  July  18,  diarrhea. 
006  Cartoll,  J,  3,  Co  II,  died  April  22,  fever  tvp 


i,    ».'o  C,   died  Aug  IS,  scorbutus. 
J2,  Co  H,  died  Sept  18,  scorbutus. 
Co  A,  died  Oct  7,  scorbutus, 
s    C,    16    CSV,    Co    n,    died    July    ; 


3  0 

Cluiri.->,     1 

90 

Clark,  A  I 

(0 

Ulark,  C,  ,' 

C'lark,   r,. 

5141 

6  8 

"8 

Chf-!.      •:   ;m 

■'04h 

•oi..,  ,r..i,,, 

.'oiler,  ,l..li 

'olliiis,  Wr 

o<n) 

Doolcy,  James,  IC  ' 


Co  L,  died  July 


Co  I,  died  May  28,  anasarca. 
L,  died  Mav  15,  diarrhea. 
Bowd,  J_W,  38,  Co  (J^died  Juiic  8,  dysentery. 


May  24,  brouohltla. 


1343  Dowdy, 
10143  Dowell,  J  W,  112,  Co  K,  died 
10490  Downer,  A,  24,  Co  H,  died  Oc 
12436  Doyle,  1",  65,  Co  H,  died  Jan  11,  '65,  wound: 
12476  Doyle,  J,  112,  Co  1.  died  Jan  17.  '65,  woun 

5053  Drake,  R  K,  34,  Co  H,  died  Aug  8,  diarrhea  ( 
10332  Dresser,  C,  24,  Co  G,  died  Oct  4,  diarrhea  c, 

9678   Drum,   fr,  8'.l,  died  Sept  24,  scorbutus. 


D,  died  Sept  6,  diarrhe 


ug  7,  dysentery. 


'-    '1  N.jit  25.  diarrhea. 

1  .viif;  1,  'diarrhea. 
.t  25,  diarrhea. 
I,  died  Feb  14. '65,  diarrhea 
M,  died  March  28,  catarrh 
I  June  20,  asphyxia. 
,  died  Nov  1,  dysentery. 


died  June  15,  diarrhe 
I,  died  July  1,  diarrne 
V,  Co  O,  dlort  June  20, 


1154]  Fis 
0845  Pis 
2129   Pit: 


,  diarrhea. 
:6.  fever  t.yphoid. 
scorbutus. 


H,  23,  Co  B,  c 

,  20,  <v,  n,  di. 


15,  diarrhea. 

•■:     r)T;,-.nt,pry. 


3877  rn-1  , 

8620  Ii;,l,.  , 
4603  Diill.v 
1828    Ilinlini 

10901  D.lTnii, 
3.50  Davis, 
85.53   Davis, 

10003  Davis, 
41,50  Davis, 
4048   Davis, 

12311    Delanc, 
7013   Dav,    w 
9073    I).  .  ;  ■ 
4R0S   II.  .  , 
71.50    II.  MM 


D  died  Si'pt  20,  diarrhea. 
>  died  June  in,  diarrhea. 
'(.  r.    (li.^rt  .\ii!-  2S,  dlarrhen 


3111 

irot 

»aU    B    1 

1%    Co  L 

d 

d 

11      8 

^LO    fcC 

0     Co  D 

d 

IOjJI 

J    .9    Co 

i    dlLd  0  t 

1  8S4 

(irli 

1..    M    i 

4"    Co   11 

'J 

4083 

on". 

■'l(i''j  1        ) 

Co  L    1 

1 

jOI 

(JiORan,   H.  6G,  C 

o  Ij    d 

]0<tO( 

11     t      ( 

0  K    d     1 

3    W 

iiul 

i    I      0   Co  13 

di  d  Jul 

■j02> 

Ouj 

\V  11  an 

j'<i 

oOOl 

Uoidor,   11,    10  cav.   Co  B, 

d 

ed 

Wm,  27,  Co  D,  died  July  7,  scorbutus. 
B  W,  84.  Co  D.  died  Jun.-  ',1.  dysi-iitei 
M.  38.  CO  C.  died  Sept  18,  diarrhea. 


st;(nbutu3. 

:(i    : -tin  soils. 
:    Mil-  .''..  diarrhea. 


o  I.   died  June  10.  diarrhe: 

E.  di.(l  S.  pt  .'■),  anasarca. 


112.58  I,. 
R238  T.. 
ions  I,i 


sn  Mack    J,  14  cav.  Co  a.  died  Oct  13,  dy.sentery, 
!'il>  Madden,  B,  flO,  Co  D,  died  Ana  12,  scorbutus, 
rs   Mi.ldo.k    i  W    **  79,  Co  A,  died  Oct  2.3,  scorbutus 
,'.  '   \;',,l,iH    '\    1",' Co  A.  died  Oct  1.5,  scorbutus, 
;  ,     I  ,;  ,,i.;.     1   H.  38,  Co  K,  died  July  25,  diarrhea  a. 

I \    215,  Co  A,  died  July  4,  debilitas. 

,1,        r        10  cav    Co  E,  died  Mav  8,  diarrhea. 


Truntrerfor'l,  N.  I 
fTuntlov,  R,  S'.i  ' 
ITurlburt.  n.  Si 
Hurrv.  W  n.  2:i 
nutchlns,  S.  lot 
Hu.«tand.  R  P.  *• 
ITyber,  John,  G  i 

Iverson,  J  S,  IS  ' 


2G,')8  Jackson,  TT,  51. 

10287  .lacUson.  M,  123 

12797  Janks,  J  P,  3  ci 

8080  Jarvis,  J,  73.  C 


cov,  Co  I,  c 

29,  Co  F, 

Co  C,  di.  .1 
Co  F.  dl.  .1 


■  27.  dysentery. 
14.  diarrhea. 

1     i!    .rrhea. 
■1     ^'  (irhutus. 


,1  ,,,,,,  V  -     I'  M    8-^    ('.■  li    ili.il  Mrli  7.  'f.,^.  diarrhea, 
\i  .-    M      n   t-    i^t    Co  11    tii'-fi  -Mav  i:C  diarrhea, 
Maxw.'il    S,  8  cav,  Co  c'.  died  July  13,  dysentery. 
Mav.  M  H.  89,  Co  I,  died  Sep'.  29,  s  jrbutus, 
Mc'Campbell,  D,  104,  Co  B,  died  July  10,  diarrhea  a, 
McCleary,  Thos,  10  cav,  Co  L,  died  March  17,  pneu- 
monia. „        .,,        J,    J      »»    „     O" 

McClusky,    James.    10    cav,    Co    B.,    died    May   2/, 

McCray,  A,'  103,  Co  A,  died  Aug  6,  dysentery, 
McCready,  Wm,  90,  Co  C,  died  June  4,  anasarca. 
McCreary,  J,  119,  Co  C,  died  Aug  22,  pleuntls. 
McCone,  R,  10  cav,  Co  K,  died  Aug  iS,  scorbutus, 
McCuime,  H,  13,  Co  C,  died  July  8,  diarrhea  c. 
McEntlre.  L,  10  cav,  Co  K,  died  July  17,  dysentery. 
McGee.  Wm.  30,  Co  D,  died  Aug  11    wounds. 
McOlvens    J    119    Co  A,  died  Oct  28.  scorbi»tus. 
McLarens',  B,  89,  Co  A,  died  Nov  10,  scorbutus. 


McLaughlin,  B,  90,  Co  I.  dh-d  .Tune  5,  scorbutus. 
I  McLlng,  Beiij,  *  23,  Co  E,  died  July  11,  diarrhea. 
McMahon,  M,  93,  Co  E,  died  Aug  4,  diarrhea. 
IMcMillan,  W  B,  •  112,  Co  E,  died  May  24,  pleuritis. 
McMiller,  W  II,  78,  Co  D,  died  Sept  25.  scorbutus. 
McSha«,  B,  80,  Co  B,  dl^ed  April  23,  diarrhea. 
McWorthy.  W  M,  92.  Co  li.  died  Sept  25.  diarrhea  c. 


4887  Pierce,  Chas,-  IB  ( 


Co  H.  died  Aur  I 


Meyers,  J,  21,  l  u  K,  died  Aug  14,  d 
Meyers,  J  K,  110.  Co  C,  died  ,Iuue  17 
Meyers,  Samuel,  25.  Co  A,  died  Aug  : 


1011  Kaiusav, 
1705   li.ani- 
12703   Kiiiii- 


John,  79.  Co  I. 


381  Mltchari, 
11017  Mitchell, 
9753  Mix,  C.  ; 


12757   Mo.ssman,  s 
2993  Mulford,   \'    .; 
2»34   Mulkev,    1> 
11900  Mun?,.'  P      I  , 
50  Myers.     (;i,,.i, 
pleuritis. 
3080  Myers,  C  il.«  : 
6038  Myers.  P.   16 


52,    C( 


dieil 


81(36   .N.  ■   :.   ; 

299  ^,■^^  („ 
577S  Newljy. 
8129  Newlan 
4896   Nicely, 

6945  Nichols     _  _      _ 

7«47  Nicholson.  R  H  123.  Co  B. 
7086  Nugent,  T.  108.  Co  E,  died  .A 
12460   Nillly,  C,  120.  Co  A,  died  Ja 

6519  Ooe-re.  O  B.'  11_',  Co  C.  di 
30851  O'Brian.  D,  89  Cn  Q.  dirtl  < 
11274    on, I,  v.     Will.    L'l.    <u    K,    ;l,,.| 


eatery. 
senter.T. 


died  Nov  27, 

died  June  0.  diarrhea  c. 
'.  died  AuK  16,  diarrhea. 


7630  Simpson. 
12834  Simmons. 
309  Sipple,  A 
12390  Skinner.  I 
10082  aitinn.r,    \ 

2585  Slash,  r  i; 
10663  .Slick.    !•    ■ 


Spangle 
Splnfle 


Co  B,  died  Sept  8,  diarrhea. 
,  Co  E,  died  Sept  7.  diarrhea 
A.  dlid  June  19.  diarrhea  c 


Sprulock,  A,  79.  < 
Spracue.  W,  8  cm 
Springer,  M.  IfJ. 


171H 
1018 
10737 


4724  Slopes 
8451  StoreiT 
12190  Stortm 
10440    Str;,n.l 


Grave. 
8713 
5613 


Whipp,  Ohas,  9  cav,  Co  E.  died  Sept  14.  scorbutus. 
Wlldberger,  P.  6  cav,  Co  B,  died  Au»  14,  diarrheal 
Wilev.  T.  7.  Co  M.  died  Mav  15,  dvsentcrv. 
Wiley,  W  P,  32,  Co  C,  died  March  5.  'G5,  scorbutus. 
Wilkes,  R,  81,  Co  A,  died  Feb  18,  '65.  diairhea. 
Wllhelm,  n  A,  9,  Co  C,  died  Sept  4,  eangrene. 
Will.    Gustavus,    10    cav.    Co    E,    died    March    21, 

Will.' ,I.':f(i,"rf>  B.   died   sept  2(1.   dlarrli.<a  c. 


.'■crbutus. 
irrhea. 


87.55 
3743 


rrhea. 
iiarrhea. 


12557  s 
CI  05  Sv 
60.-.  S" 


10036  Tavlor, 

809   Ta.vlor, 

12620  -1 .11 1..! 

446i;    I  '  ■  : 


2437 

241.'-.   ■ V       !■ 

10411    ■i-h,,:,.i     ,1,.    ,•. 

6491    ■rhniMli>..li,     1' 

7128  Thompson.   (>. 

.scorbutus. 
2463  Thompson.  John 

«831  Thompson.  T.  "J 


3064   Topp.   A.    1'.'     .  "   .       .1 

847  Trailer,    \.i-i    1.  : 

pneunioniii 

115.50  Tra.sk.  J  J.   7  cav,   1 

761  Trowbridge,  L.  Ill  va\ 

1915  Trout,    E.    21.   Co    I  .    ' 

2502  TurnerlioUn,  S  U,  r.i.  ' 

S032  Tucker.  K,  38,  to  li.  1 

12736  Tucker.  J.  7.  Co  K,  d 

10832  Tucker.  J  P.  8  cav,  C< 

10988  Turner,  S,  120,  Co  A 

11091   Underwood,  D,  11,  Co 

6183  Vase,  .  16  cav,  (  .. 


1026  VoTls.   Uoss.   1 

3271  Vou.T.  lieorci 

2015  VouKht,   Wni, 

6638  Vox.  Wni,  24, 


died  March  20.  pneumonia. 


[I¥dia:\a. 


4270  An 
5680  A\i 
6921  All 


9043  All.Mi 
9759  Alln  il, 
10473   AUvn. 


11186  Albin 


ustin,  .Mired,  5,  Co  K 


2874  Bow  I 
30H  Bru. 
3359   BroM 


4035  Ballii 

4251  Bonlv 

4179  Bak'i 

4.563  Bak.  I 


vsentery. 


0,  Co  D,  died 


atcrman,  L,  95, 


7895 

6898  Watts,  W 

11619  W 

6173  Wea 

9317  Weavr,    Alex,   93,   Co   A.   (li..l    >.  i!    .< 

742  Wefh«,    Wi-n;.   ic,  -t,  .  r  .   I,.    1     ,;     ■ 

10785  W.'i  .! .1    w   •:;...,,   I     .■      '   .  .       ; 

4941  W.      r.  ■      I..'  ,,.;'■, 

10001  W  .  ■    \     J .1.1  I    -       ■ 

11751  \\.i>  I.,    I,,     .,,    .  ,.    I  ,    I    \,  , 

10085    W.lrh       .,  •,.-,      ,    ,,      \       ,;.,  ,,     V,  ,,,     ■,,, 

4358  Wentworth.   ClKvvlrs,   i;7,   Co   1).   dl.d   Ji 

7426  Westbrook,  B  D,  6  cav,  Co  B,  died  A«2  ; 
3Wi7  Whalln,  M.  23,  Co  B,  died  Julv  9,  sio 
3910  Wham,  T.  21.  Co  (i,  died  Julv"  24,  sco 
9184  \Vheeler,  J,  01.  Co  F,  died  Sept  18. 
992  Wheelock,  A.  90,  Co  II,  died  Mav  10 
1496  Whitmoro,  ~ 


Barne.s.    Thomas 

dvsenter.v. 
nnhhtft     W    H     2 


I  All?  I'L'  d.vsenterr. 
:o  'b.  dii-d  Sept.  4, 
Sept   10     fiy~enter.y. 


y,  Co  D.  died  May  31.  ana.sarca. 
1B99  Whltmore,  L.  104,  Co  J,  died  June  7,  diarrhea, 

1.0  G,  died  Aug  17,  diarrhea. 


6998  Whitne 


9S1f,   Bixtcr,   D.   .i,   Co   B.   died   S.pt  27.  .scorbutus. 
103.50  Blackaher,  Wm  H,  42,  Co  1.  died  Oct  5,  scorbut 
1"039  Benton.  Tj    30.   Co  H,  iUfi   Oct  14,   scorbutus, 
11559  Bennett.  R  N.  72.  Co  D,  died  Oct  27.  scorbutus. 


Ics,  James,  G,   Co  G,  died  April  1,  diarrhea, 
leil.  1',  0  cav,  Co  M,  died  Alil-il  15.  dy^Seiitery  ( 
i-oMir.  S  A,  "00.  Co  i_i,  died  Aiiril  20.  dlarrli.; 


l-'U(!.'t,  W.  3  cav,  Co  C.  died  July  20,  dyseniery. 
Fields.  N.  U  cav.  Co  F,  died  Seyt  10,  scorbutus. 
Fcntun,  1.  72,  Co  D.  died  Sept  i:;,  scorbutus. 
l''or»ard.  .S,  s  cav,  Co  I,  died  Sep'    '  ' 

For.-Uua.   W,  25,  Co  H,  died  Sept  : 


cav,  Co  I,  died  Oct  22,  scorbutus. 
IV,  Co  H.  died  Oct  20.  scorbutus. 
**93.  Oo  B.  ded  Nov  14,  fever  Inter. 


•121. 

DlMllIII 

Olid.  J 

H 

M 

2.11  > 

Denny 

10-' 1 

Devpll 

Dawley.  J.   73.   Co 


cav,  Co  M.  died  Sept  IG.  diarrhea, 
cav.  Co  E.  died  Sept  18.  diarrliea 
W   Co  B    died  Kept  20,  scorbutus. 


11320  F.lKtoii 
11420  F.stell,., 
11712  F.ldrld'.- 
11774  F.arl.  r 


S2  Frecks.  F,  3.5.   Oo  D.   dl.rl 

m  Fitter.    R.   06.   Co  I.   died 

43  Fike.  Tohlass.  30.   Co  D.  (I 

14  Fitwerald.   I    30.   Co  D 

.M  Feseher.   D.  32.   Co  E.   dl. 


10S20   lUctur.  E.   13.  Co  D.   died  Oct  12.   scorbutus. 
11231  Hasklns.  H.  99,  Co  A,  died  Oct  20   scorbutus. 
11243  Hasfle.  J,  musician.  1.  Co  F.  died  Oot  21.  scorbutus 
11790  Hill.  R.  14.  Co  D,  died  Nov  /.'scorbutus. 
12249  Hamilton.   D.   13.   Co  n    died  Dec  9.   s'-'>'''>"'|;|: 
12536  Hall,  H  H,  2.  Co  E,  died  Jan  27,  '65,  diarrhea. 


John.  22,  Oo  C.  died  Juno  20.  diarrhea. 
MIL'S  Wni  M.  03,  Oo  D.  died  Juno  23.  diarrhea 
I, per.  Wm,  38.  Co  I,  died  July  10.  scorbutus. 
ndd  Henry,'**  2,  Co  D.  died  Aus  10.  scorbutus. 
lulcrso.  H.'2  ---   "-  ^   ■"-•' 


Co  D.  died  Aug  19. 


7J00  Jon 
9iH8  Jon 

J2517  Jones.  J.  121 
-  U 


,  H  C.  6.  Co  C.  died  Aug  20,  scorbutus. 
,  A,  US.  Co  J.  died  Aug  2».  diarrliea. 

died  Sept  28.  scorbutus. 


C.  died  J_..  ..,    „ 

0  C.  died  M«r  19.  '6.5,  diarrliea  c. 

Klstner,  GeorKC  42,  Co  B.  died  Apr  7,  debllltas. 
Kliiiiau,  A.  50.  Co  6.  died  Apr  lu.  diairrtaeii. 
Ketchum,  G  W."  5  cav.  Co  I.  died  .May  3,  diarrhea. 
Kellcv.  John,»-  5  cav.  died  June  1.5.  diarrhea. 
Kennedy,  Amos,  2,  Co  II.  ditrd  June  24.  diarrhea  c. 
Kelso.  R  O.  3  cav.  Co  C.  died  June  13,  diarrhea  c. 
Kansa.  J,  74.  Co  E,  died  June  20,  fever  remittent. 
Ki-nnedy,  J  W.»  3,  Co  I.  died  July  8.  diarrhea. 
K.vs.  Will.  72.  Co  E,  di.^d  July  20.  deblllta-s. 

Co  II.  died  Auk  9,  dysentery. 


Co 


10, 


.    -      - .  ..     - .  scorbiitii.s. 

i    I  1     i:;«,  Co  F.  died  Aub  28.  diarrhea, 

i       _■    i-    ^1    Co  A.  di<"d  Sept  13,  scorbutus. 
I     .1.  r,  1.  40.  Co  B.  died  Oct  11.  diarrhea  c. 
i.Mtintf.  1,  79.  Co  A,  died  Dec  12.  scorbutus. 
1  •  •  r.  P.«  10  cav.  Co  C,  died  Feb  4,  '05.  diarrhea. 

I.  wig.  J.  6.  Co  II.  died  Ma,v  12.  '64,  diarrhea  c. 
Lawrence.  U  J.  30.  Co  G.  died  May  20.  diarrhea 
Lower,  N  Ci,  116.  Co  I.  died  May  21,  diarrhea. 
Lewis.  James.  65,  Co  P.  dUKl  June  28,  diarrhea  c. 
Luir.  C.  58.  Co  I.  died  July  1.  diarrhea  c. 


cnu; 

I.awv.-r.   .7ari„«.   80.    Co    It.    di.d   Aug   14.   dysentery. 

vnce.  n  T,  42.  Co  D.  died  Dec 

rty.  John.  66.  CoD.  died  Mar  23, 

.-n.  James,  0  cav,  Co  G.  died  Ap...  ....  - 

Masters.  Wm,  65.  Co  G,  died  April  26.  dia 
Milton.  John,  18.  Co  C,  died  May  1,  dyse) 
MvtlnRer.  Wm,  117.  Co  P,  died  May  5.  (Us 
dli-d  May  8.  dia 


Maloy.  I.  11 


v,  Co  < 


,  died  Sept  28,  diarrhea  ( 


2007  Xossn.an.  G.  117.  Co  G.  dic-d  June  l.j.  diarrhea. 

3205  ^ewcoM.b.  Georse.  22,  Co  A,  died  July  1.'.  aiiasarc- 

3519  Xu.ha.   s.  3  eav.  Co  I.  di.-d  July  la.  diarrhea. 

40-'7  Xappir.  W  H,-  6,  Co  I.  died  Aug  3.  scorbutus. 

0528  Norion.  X    "  38    Co  B.  died  Aug  23,  dysentery. 

10187  Xote    John  H    39,  Co  P,  died  Oct  1,  scorbutus. 

12220  Nlchbl.-^.  J.  38.  Co  G,  died  Dec  5.  scorbutus. 

0394  Xewbery,  .M,  7  cav,  6o  L,  died  Sept  21,  diarrhea. 

312  O'Nell.  Thomas.  0.  Co  G,  died  April  2,  diarrhea 
1874  Oliver.  John,-  42,  died  June  12,  diarrhea  c. 
2778  Oliver,   11   H.   5  cav,  Co  M.  died  July  2,  dlarrhe 


lied  April   l._ 


.  dy.-e 


-ry  c 


PavT.  w. 


23,  Co  A,  died  July  17,  diarrh. 
A,  42.  Co.  P,  died  July  21,  dy.sent-ry. 

-lOOS  Parker.  E,''  29,  Co  A.  died  July  27,  diarrliea. 

4171  Park.  John,  129.  Co  B.  died  July  28.  fever  remittent. 

4551  Pettis,  H.  53,  Co  C,  died  Aug  2,  dysentery. 

45.53  Prultt.  H  C,  7  cav,  Co  K,  died  Aug  2.  scorbutus. 

.50'>7   I'rentlce.  J  M.  22.  Co  K.  died  Aug  14,  wounds. 

6159  Tenat.  Alexander,  38,  Co  B.  died  Aug  19,  dysentery. 

0''7S  Patterson.  E,  4  cav.  Co  G,  died  Aug  20,  marasmus. 

0874  Parten,  D  It.  65.  Co  P.  died  Aug  26.  diarrhea. 

7710  Plough  J  \V.»  89.  Co  D.  died  Sept  3.  scorbutus. 

8001  Pnitt.  William.  29.  Co  P.  died  Sept  13.  anasarca. 

9190  Plumer.  .\.  2.  Co  D.  died  Sept  18.  scorbutus. 

9705  Pone,  I  T,*  5  cav.  Co  G.  died  Sept  24.  scorbuttis. 

9709  Patterson.  -V  S,  93,  Co  G,  died  Sejit  24.  diarrhea. 
10128  Packett,  T  C*  39.  Co  P.  died  Oct  ].  scorbutus. 
11880  Pangburn.  -.**  20,  Co  B.  died  Nov  6.  gangrene. 
12572  Potts.  1,  99,  Co  H,  died  Feb  2,  '65,  scorlutus. 

A.  30.  Co  D.  died  Feb  4,  '05.  scorbutus. 
Samuel  B,  6  cav,  Co  G,  died  May  20,  ajs- 


l-henr.s, 

Paclter. 


00.  Co  B.  died  May  4.  fever  remittent. 
,  Co  P.  died  Ma  " 

ett.  L..  05,  Co  H.  died 
Koll    X  C,  1 17,  Co  P.  died  June  2,  diarrhea  c. 
Kee,se,  li,  110.  Co  I.  died  June  7.  diarrhea  c. 
Ilohinson,  I/.  7.  Co  I,  died  June  18,  fever  remittent. 
KoOTian.  — .  38.  Co  I.  died  Julv  26.  diarrhea. 


3887 
S033 

ass  4 


7272 
7510 
7830 


\iig  15.  dysentery. 
;    33.  Co  p.  died  Aug  15.  scorbutus. 
rv.  R.  80.  Co  P.  died  Aug  15.  dysentery  • 
^    7.  Co  I.  died  Aug  16.  diarrhea. 

I    ir.  30,  Co  I.  died  Aug  22.  scorbutus. 
I    J,"   44.   Co  a.  died    .Micr  22.   scorhutil 

M.  42.  Co  K.  died  Ahl-  23.   I'-tus  Sf.Ii-. 
I     5.    Co  J>.   died    A'lf    -JT     .!i,rrt      1 


Mvera.  A.  2 
Moore.  G.»  : 
Mine.  John 
Miller.  W  V 
McCoy.  W.- 


11935 
12454 
12523 


Reeves,  Wm.  42.  Co  P.  (I 
Rierdon,  M  D,  5  battery 
Rutger.  W.*  44,  Co  D,  ili 
Russell.  W  II.  13.  Co  C. 
Robinson.  R.  8.  Co  r 


ngs.  E,"  66.  Co  C,  died  Aug  : 

.  -.  Go,  Co  I.  died  March  21.  diarrhea. 
I'homas,  00,  Co  D.  died  March  23.  dysentery. 
— ,  05.  Co  I,  died  March  28,  diarrhea  c. 
-on.  H.  0  cav.  Co  G.  died  April  27,  diarrhea. 

I     (15,   Co  I.  ilif-d   .\r>ril  30    dlarrh.^a  c. 


irnhy.  J.  3.5 
iils°"Mllton'. 


1   .  -.  L  D.  00.  Co  D.  died  June  7.  diarrhea. 
1.    C.  5  cav.  Co  D.  died  June  8.  diarrhea. 
V    T  W,  10.  Co  H.  died  June  17.  pneumonia. 
-1  I  it,  D,  0  cav.  Co  Ij.  died  June  17.  pneumonia. 
>M,u<ll.v.  W.  5.  Co  E.  died  June  20.  scorl  utus. 
Swain,  "J  W,  30,  Co  A,  died  June  22,  diarrhea  o. 
Snow,  .1,  5  cav.  Co  G.  died  June  24,  diarrhea  c. 
Stafford.  J  W,  08.  Co  I.  died  May  2»,  diarrhea  c. 
Smith    .1.  RS    Co  H.  died  July  1.  diarrhea. 


I    n.  Co  A.  died  Xov  n.  scorhutus. 
"   '  1.  fi    Co  A.  died  Xov  0.  ecorbutus. 

\'  '■   ■     I'  n    ."in.  Co  r    died  Xov  10.   scorbutus. 
MariUn.  r    I..    12.  Co  K.  died  .Tan  27    '0.5.  diarrhea  r. 
MrPall    I.  30.  Co  A.  died  Jan  31   '05.  scorbutus. 
Malnfold.  W.  n  cav.  Co  T    died  Feh  9.  rhenm.itl«m. 
Montgomery.    W.    5   cav.    Co  O.   «lea  Teh  17.   '05. 
diarrhea  c. 


^  -    M    sn.  Co  K.  died  July  16.  diarrhea  c. 

I      _'^    Co  F.  died  Julv  20.  dysentery, 
i    ..     :i~    Co  G   dipd  July  27.  diarrhea. 
-V,.'  I     11      'I    ro  H.  died  Julv  27.  '65.  diarrhea. 
.^.  1.1,.  ,il.  r.  .-.  A.  3  cav.  died  Julv  27.  diarrhea. 
.s.iUnian.  c.'-  35.  Co  D    dif-d  .Julv  29.  diarrhea. 
St"vens.  M.  0  cav.  Co  M.  died  Julv  31.  diarrhea. 
Snider.  D.  117.  Co  K.  died  Aug  3.  scorbutus. 
Summersvolt.  V,  29,  Co  A,  died  Aug  5,  scorbutu». 


Aug  10.  scorbutus. 
1  C  died  Aug  12,  scorbutus. 
\     (Jo  1,  liiea  Aug  13,  scon) 


died  Sept  21,  diarriiea. 

:'  '     '  I.    .      .,   «  i    I    is.sporbutii 


Co  D,  died  .i:i 
B,  died  Jan  l  i 
V,  Co  M,  died  J 


.,  7  cav,  Co  I,  died  Aug  8, 
Co  B,  died  Xng  10.  enteritis 


IOWA. 


W.nlters  J  H.' 


I  K.  died  Aug  II.  diarrhea. 
lied  Auc  20.  eerel)ritls. 
L,  died  Sept  3,  scorbutus. 

G,  died  March  24,  fever  : 

Co  a,  died  Ma.v  .5,  fever  : 


2903  Davis 

,S 

3.  Co  E.  died  June  30,  dia 

98.J2    I'll 

1753   ])ntl 

'■'■'>     '■'  ■'  >-"»   -'    -' 

Jo  M,   died  Feb  . 


rsentery, 
:;3',  dlarr'lH 


iinrrhea  '>401  Harris.  J,  8  cav    Co  H,  died  Aug  13,  dysentery. 

orl  iitiis  Sloe  llastiniis.  J.'*  11,  Co  B.  died  Sept  7,  diarrhea. 

,.  IlDTn  IThd,   n.*  3.   Co  (i.  died  Sept  20.  wountls. 

:,,f„,.  ■      '1.(17  n.i.U..n     M     li;     l-n   R    (li.-tl   ,S,-pt  -Jl.   dini-rhea. 


9,  Co  I,  died  Sept 


C(i  II.  died  March  31. 
K.  died  April  u.  dlurrlira. 
Co  II.  dii'd  April  y,  dv-suiiti-ry. 
5,  4,  Co  C.  died  May  18,  fevur  lii- 


U72 

Miller. 
MeCMn 

Mc.Wil 

Mi-Cali, 

I''.  5. 

Iv" 

I 

djud 

i^^J* 

diarrhea. 
May  30, 

>02- 

U'l  > 
>l(i7 

11 

1 

14 

I." 

E 

di.-(I 

~[ 

1.-..  d 

., 

,M.r.l,:i 

t^    W 

, 

i:v 

.    <li 

!109  Osborn.  F  L.  10.  Co  A.  died  Nov  : 


5572  Knlii,,-,, 

1400  Rk-.,  n 

1(413  Rli.  1 

J4S3  R.I  V. 

0015  Reed.  C 

0017  Roaers. 

220-1  Ru^sel. 

2287  Raiser. 

r,,, ... .., , 


n.  .1  W,  3, 
.T,  5  cav,  C 
D.  3  cav,  ( 


Tainliic.  Wir 

Thopson.  M.     .    _         _   .     . 

Tlvls,  0.  5,  Co  A.  died  Avs:  24,  scoibutus. 
Tnmine.  B.  4  cav.  Co  M.  died  Sept  ^."i.  scorbutus. 
TMor,  A  F,  3,  died  Nov  1,  scorbutus. 

Vokc.  John  C*  5.  Co  E.  died  Oct  5.  scorbutus. 

\\1iitman.  O  R.*  5.  Co  F,.  died  .Tune  C,  diarrhea  c. 
Well*,  p."  5.  Co  I.  died  .lune  10.  diarrhea  e. 
Withsriclt.  A  K.  fl.  Co  K.  died  June  20.  scorbutus. 
Wolf.  B  F.  S.  Co  E.  died  .lulv  4.  diarrhea. 
Wolfe.  J  H.  2.  Co  C.  died  Aus  0,  scorbutus. 


No.  of 
Grave. 
0934 

8101 
8181 


^Iheelan,  .I,*'  20.  Co  D,  died  Aug  20,  dysentei.v. 
Walworth,  C,*«  3,  Co  K,  died  Sept  7,  scorbutus. 
Woolston.  S  P,"  13.  C"  H.  died  Sept  8,  diarrhea. 


Wershi 
WiLsou, 
Wood" 


!<rpt  19.  anasi 
,  died  Sept  21 
\-A  Sept  2.').  s 


KAI¥SAS. 


1011   Freem; 


»  8.  Co  F,  died  June  4.  dlarrht 
rde.  Tho.s,  8,  Co  A,  died  June  11.  diaii-: 
ley,  M,  1,  Co  H,  died  Nov  22,  scorbutu.s 


KEI¥TfJCK\, 


3385 
3759 
4723 

4891 
0093 


Baiter.  A  W,  3  cav,  Co  C,  died  Apr  29.  diarrhe 
Bolev.  Peter.  12,  Co  L.,  died  May  1.  diarriiea. 
Bird.  W  T.  11  cav.  Co  H.  died  Mav  5.  diarrhea. 
Bailev.  A  W.  14,  Co  G,  died  May  2.  diaiiiica  ... 
Burton,  Tillman.  1  cav.Co  F,  died  M;iv  IT  -  .    I.. 
Butner,  L,  B.*«  0  cav.  Co  I.  died  Mn    !-    '!   .   ' 
nell.   P  n.  11  cav.  Co  I.  died  May  J I     ■'. 
Bariiett.  ,T,amcs.  8  cav.Co  H.  died  Min   -'■■'.■ 
B^.iid.  Saiii'i  J,  12  eav.  Co  D,  died  .I.in.    l,    :    i- 
Pi-I.M,.     I.  T,     11    eav,   Co  A.  died  June   U',    C:.i:l 
!■..      II  I  .    I.     II     i.v.  Co  D.  died  June  l."..  diiinl.e 


10810   Bodkins 


12300  Biodiis.  O.   11    eav.  C 

12421    Brittnn.  J.   45.  C.)  F. 

i>098  Bowman.  Henry. 11   e 

12777   Balsnn,  L.  12,  Co  H. 

11483  Cranch,  J  P.  10.  Co 
210  Conler.  'W'^n.  11.  Co  1 
484  Caldwell.  Wm.  12  ea' 
509  Cook. Theodore,  12  ca 
672  Colvin.  Georse.  11  ca 


1SS8  D 
1414   D 

I068  r 


KP.NTTTnKV 


8     K     n  dy    lane      11 


5341    1 

1              u  L    a 
la      Co  C    d    d  ^ 

-If!  F  .-."' 

n  20  F    t  hp 

I  K    1            Co   \ 

r   4         Co  r> 

Toh      8   Co  \    d    d 
M     1     Co  D    d         ) 
n      J    6    Co        d    d   \ 

4    1      CO  C    d     1  \ 
11      C     I    d    d  0  t 
C  R   2S    Co  H    d    d       t 
T    1      c     r    d    d  N 

iri"  C      ton    C    11     1      C     D         d  T 
1C18  Ct     OS     >   18    (.0  C 
1841  r      ton    M    11      1 

"iSS  a      on     lohn    0    a 
srso  rrflln    B    11    Co  1 

5gp  ...... 

57  9 

I        o 

•l   tt    M 


Co  K    d    d  Ma    1      be 
a      C  d    d   \.      " 

Co  D    d    d  M  T  10 


d   d  r 

A         II 
d  A  ? 


d  d  ' 
D  d  1  -r 
d    d  N 


C  13  Co  A  d  d  ' 
\     S  Co  K    d 

1  4  Co  K  d  1 
1    I  K    1    Co  r    d 


iin       11  C    D    d   d  Ma    31  d  a 

3    Co  A    d    d  Ai     o    lie      t 
r  C    14    Co  K    d    d  Air  13    h 


"80  II 

J"  1 

3  S    1     n 


f     d    40    Co  K    d 


10.-.  MtCa 
)23U   Muiu 


:S-7    I'urctil,  J,  i  CUV,  Co  U. 

di.d  Di-  -ja,  srorbulii^. 

;l4i  Queata,  J,  11  cav,  Co  E 

died  Juno  18,  diarrhea 

45-.'  Rurv,-,,  11, ■•  J  .-av  i-f.  K 
577   Kol..-i:-     i;    1^  .-;,,     (  ,,   11 
5U0  l;;u.,„        ..            ::.      . 

cii,.il  M.iil  '.1.  d.'bilitas 

I  i,  A|.:. :  ]'',   diurrhea 

II  :          ■-  ,         17  d.vscnt 

i^OT  Vandevier,  J, 
L'VS  Wost.  .1  C.  11 


,  uv,  Co  A.  died  O.-t  10.  seorhuius. 
IV    Co  A.  died  Oct  12.  scorbutus. 
11  cav,  Co  G.died  Oct  14, scorbutus. 

cav,  Co  0,  died  Oct  11,  diarrhea, 
av    Co  K.died  Mar  31. f  ever, typhus. 

Co  K.  died  AuE  12,  dysentery. 
3  cav    Co  C.  died  Apr  24.  dysentery. 
u  .    i  ,.  D    died  May  15,  dysent-py  c. 

.    ,   ;i    died  June  7.  dysentery  c. 

.    I,    1      (lied  June  8.  diarrhea  c. 

L    died  June  r     ■■      ■    - 


..04  Tocomhs,  H.  11  ™v.  Ce  D    died  Mav  5    l>l.tbi: 

?.r4  T-^^S'.V^-I??.^^! 'ca?.  Vc':''dtJS':i?7ne^ird  ar 
r,sv)   vea-er.  u.       ^^    ^^  ^    ^^^^  j^j^.  „„    catarrh. 


37.")7  Teas 


a.  4 


Co  G.  died  Aug  10. 


LOIISIAIVA. 

las.  2  cav.  Co  A,  died  An 


died  Tune  : 


Co  K.  died  Ju 


U162  Baker. 
10060  Ballast 
7G03  Bartlcli 


>    1(1    Co  K.  iliid  Nov  13,  diarrhea  c. 
T,**  5  cav,  Co  B.  died  Aug  13.  enteritis. 
4.    1  aitil    Co  A.  died  Aug  1,5.  scorbutus. 
4    Co  I.  died  Sept  11.  sicrbutus. 


ti-iii  Carlton. 

1:316  Olark,'  Jamt's, 
BUS  Clark,  !•  M,-^ 
0376  Clark,  1..  la. 


IS,  Co  K  diiyl  Sept  lu, 

J  S.  31.  Co  D.  Uaed  Aug  13.  diarrhea  c. 

Co  D,  died  Aug  17,  dlarrnea. 


104 


;;8  cohau,  B,  s, 

6950  CoudLT,  W  H,  16.  Co  (.,    i^         >     -       .  m  hitis. 

8037  Conley.  VV.  5.  Co  F.  di.tl  >    i  i  - 

8943  Cook,  Jaineii.  4,  Co  B,  di  •;  .i  •      -  .    r   .        tvphus. 

8433  Condon.  I)  H,  20.  Co  K,  <li<i  .'    ji'    M     -.  inimtus. 
4:;6  Craw.  H.  3.  Co  B,  died  Apr  ,,  iiiieuinoiua. 
12061    Cressv.   N  P,   11.   Co  U.  died  Nov   17.  .s.oiljutus. 
109a6  Croa.well,  S  il,-  1  »rtil.  Co  M.ditd  S'-'pt  li.acorbutus. 
H:;ll  Cromwell,  W  H,  19,  Co  1).  died  Oct  20,  scorbutuB. 

8625  Curtiss,  John,  16,  Cc  I,  died  Sept  13,  seorbutu.^. 

12367  Cutts,  O  M.  10,  Co  1>,  died  Jan  1,  '05,  scoilmtus. 

80  Cutter,  A,  20,  Co  E,  ilied  Mar  20,  dysenter.r. 

6171  Cross.  Ncah,  1  artll,  Co  A,  died  Auk  9,  Ictus  soils. 

8581  Crosby.  W,  4,  Co  A,  died  Sept  12,  dysentery. 


8445  Davis,  D,  3.  Co  C, 
227  Davis,  Wni  T,.  20.  ( 
eOlS   Doeghertv.  Thcoias. 


?pt  11,  scorbutus. 
iled  Mar  29,  diarrhe 
;   died  Au?  14,  dysi 


1.  of 

42u'Macon,  L,  8.  Co  A,  died  Sept  21,  diarrhea. 

709  Malcolm,  il  M,  10.  Co  A,  died  Apr  24,  '64,er.ysii 

UOB  M-arsuall,  B  V.  1,  Co  U,  di.  d  Aug  23,  '01,  Ular 
392  Mathews,  Ja",  ..-  .  ',  I  .1  ,-l  u.  i  H ,  '.I  ■."■rl. 
Oil   Maxwell,   .1  :      ,  .    :  • 


2200  McKinii.  »,   '  i  .  .   -         ,  .< 

12084   McFailan.:     i  -        .     l     >;  '•-    .-      '    ■  -    'TI' 

4391  Medcair,  11,,.:-^'       II    ..    .1  J  ,   .   ,.i    .;  ..:   U'  i. 
12708  McFailuiel     w       :'.•    '       K     il      •   'A  >•    n   ;.■    -  "rl, 

3200  Melgar,  .1 ,   ,      i     i    >  '      i.     ■;   .       -  i 

5(514  Messer,  i'    i:     ,■'>!-     U;  ii   .\nw   H,   -i  Mil  NitK.. 

9399   Miller,  C  J,  i  tav,  Lu  U.  Uiei!  btpL  -1.  si...ul,utu! 

2002  Miller,  J  U,  2,  Co  D,  dud  June  15,  dianliea. 

7573  Mills,  M,  1,  died  Sept  2,  diarrhea. 

2808  Moore.  Charles  W.  8.  Co  B.  died  July  3.  dysen 
11042  Mccre.  u,  18,  Co  D,  died  Oct  17,  scorbutus. 

7273  Moore,  J  D,  1  cav,  Co  B,  died  Aug  30,  scorbutui 

0940  Moore,  W  0,  7,  Co  A,  died  Aug  20,  scorbutus. 

8118  Moyes,  F,  32,  Co  V,  died  Sept  8.  diarrhea. 


Newton,  C,  9,  Co  K,  died  Au 
NIckerson,  D,  4,  Co  K,  died  1 
Nolton,  H,  7,  Co  B,  died  Se 


31,  dlarr: 


died  June  18,  dl: 


Eekhard,  H,  7,  Co  C,  died  Sept  10,  scorbutus. 
Edwards,  N  S.  1  cai',  Co  F.  died  Auk  29,  diarrl 
RlUfi.  A,  2  artll.  Co  H,  died  Sept  11,  diarrhea. 
Emerson,  H  H.  3,  died  June  12,  scoibutus. 

Farewell.  E,  31,  Co  B,  died  June  28.  dysenter 
Ferrell.  P,  0,  Co  H,  died  Sept  10,  scorbutus. 
Fish,  Wni,  7,  Co  A.  died  Auk  5,  dy.sentery. 


1301  Pottle, 
5098  Pratt, 
8441  Puleini 


106  Rosmer. 
5796  Ruet,  11 
8557  Russell, 


F,  8,  Co  F.  died  Oct  3,  '64,  scorbutus. 


K,   died   Aug   19,  diarrhea, 

fr,  t:    ''■"'    \'i::  29,  diarrhea. 

'  "i        '    '  '         i    i."diairhea. 

'    <         I     i       :    \  lii.'  17,  scorbutus 


MAINE. 

23 

"  ' 

,  J    10    Co  A    dl  d  J     0  17    da    h  a 

743t    11.    .  1 

d    a  Sept  1    dj  cntery 

It    J      oKddJ        lOOjdihd 

8105    II  mil. 

oEddSptSfv          nt  eat. 

t    C    1    Co        d    d   No     10    h  0  butus 

83;ks    1|:,i:. 

d  fe     t  10    d  a  rhea 

1    W         3    Co  H    di  d  JU  c       0    d  b 

itas. 

91>32    II 

t 

0.^      %''t%^8„''ut'      ' 

t,    J     i      0  11    d    d   A                           t 

12  fA     IIOOVL 

J          d 

Co        d    d  Ja     J     fa         or     t  s. 

«H0   \u 

tJVbol         d&tb       Ob 

L'b'.io  Isaac, 

He    y 

Co   II    dl  d  Ju  y  4    da 

■»■ 

93    J  DUOS, 

Da    d   1 

b  It    }    Co  A    dl  d  Ma    "            r  ei. 

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CO'J    JlMlkl 

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CO    v'd    d      ]               da        a 

8  0    \ 
1028    ^    d 

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''"a  I 

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1     d    d  M  J     3    d  ar      a 

Co          1    d  J         10    c  u  ge  t    e 

400      1     t, 

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!  ,-  ■  -      ■  1  . .   i'  1 

d       J     e     3    la        a 

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J              o  1.      1    d                                     t 

C    8           0               I 

•ll.M. 

T-Vsi    '',"/' 
7327    ^l.  l.i. 
8043   Mark 
10150  ilmi, 

J 

d                                        J 

10801  Mark 

W     1 

I      1     i  o  t  IS       orbutu 

11547  Math 

J    8 

d     i  O  t  2                 t 

12008  MeMi 

91    Mil-. 
371   Sm:: 
975-2   Nuiri 

^153   l'.)..l. 

1        J    \ 

lot             1    h         P         0  butu .. 
<_                                                 0    a. 

1         d 

da 

,hea. 

7!l81    I'i'l'id'i 
5009  l-ami 

252  11.1*1; 

D 

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I'.iiil    i''      ' 

J-            da        ac 

IS      T) 

r           s      n 

23:.n    i: 

la          o     1)     d    d    J              }. 

Co  H,  died  May  23,  diarrhea  i 


J  w,  40,  Co 


Wolfe,  II, 
Yieldlian, 
Zeels.  Wni 


J,'  7,  Co  E,  died  May  13,  debilita-s 
1,  Chas,  9,  Co  E.  died  July  12. 


2429  liutlur,  A,  7:;, 
4956  Buxton,  Thos, 
uses  Byems,  I,  1  a 


ITIASSACHUSETTS. 


10693 
97tll 
4065 


,  2/,  to  H,  died  Get  12.  scoibutus. 
1  aitil,  Co  B,  died  Aui;  28,  scorbul 
27.  Co  G,  died  Sept  10.  dysentery. 

-'0,  Co  A,  died  Aus  23.  .scorbutus. 

,  34    Co  C,  died  Aiig  25,  diarrhea. 

,  35,  Co  A,  died  Oct  24,  s.-orbutus, 

20,  Co  B,  died  Sept  17,  scorbutus. 

■y.  20.  Co  K.  died  AJiril  20,f,  ver  tvj.li 


8841 
1088 
11174 


1075:<  Jll.ike.    Win     I'.i 

7100  Iil.,di;ett,  A  Z.  ;( 

3  37  Blood,  T  B,   18. 

4470  BodTC.    S  D.    18, 

8030  B..s\v,irtli.    II.    'J,'. 

i2oi':t'  i;,','r,rv,  \-^  ,\ 


10172  Cutler,  C  F,  2  artil.  Co  (i,  died  Oct  1,  diarrhea. 
3579  Pnlber,    S   A.   17.   Co  B.   died  .Tulv  10,   diarrhea. 


IVLISSACHUSETTS. 


N<     of 

No.  of 

Gia 

Grave. 

12     S  Drak 

f.  T,  4,  Co  D,  died  March  14,  '65,  ihevimatism. 

8050  Haggcrt,  P, 

cav,  Co  M,  died  Sept  7, 

scorbutus. 

Tllo  1 

iel(!.    John,   19,   1-0   E,   died   A.is  L'8.    scorbntM^. 

7108   Haley,    Wm 

j.  Co  F.  di.'d 

Atie  31.  s 

MoC    1 

J.-,l   ll;dst,.ad,  J 

V 

2  tax,  Cu 

\1,  di.d  M:, 

,k  25,  pneu 

8"i 

■  ■  .     .:     i;  ,    ■     V,'     11 

1   ■ '  ■    ;  - 

3j 

g-'o 

1  1 

;     '■'  .   ■     ,    '  "     '     1  1  '',''.'■.    '       .,''   1  ''''.'  ■  '".' .  ' 

1  ",'•'. '   I'l-'   ''.  ■   ' ' 

' ,'   ,    /   >'    '''' 

,'  i'  . ','  1  ' 

llbU 

'^       "-.    '    .        ■      '■      ,.       ,,':..'        .    ■     '  .'..u'l'lL'^''' 

sj.rj.  n"<"'.  J   II 

'l             :' 

10   l> 

,       ■    1 -1     -rorbutus. 

3804    Hank-       ■ 

l'j'J75   ll'a'n     'l 

44 
4JU1 

1-,    j    ,,111 .".•!     \.,  :     1,    -rorbutus. 

t.  \\ ,  _  i;Li!,  Cu  ii,  d.'.d  A  1,;  .,  dysentery. 

Siy.17    Hai.lin 

"'1'  ■'.  ':', 

.:  ';■': 

1     diairhea. 

a"!'  t  IT 

N,  50,  Co  H,  died  Sept  8,  diarrhea. 

HUIG   1 

a  W,  «1  artil,  Co  E,  died  Sept  13,  scorbutus. 

>'l  '/'-Irutery. 

Slo     l.a  t 

nan,  D,  35,  Co  I,  died  Sept  8,  dysentery. 

lOOUO  i  ato 

1,  V  W,  5.  Co  D,  died  Sent  29,  scorbutus. 

7   S4    I  (1  o 

W.  «li.  Co  F.  died  Aue  20.  scorbutus. 

700   Hiirtv,  Joh 

ai.'d'Apni 

27,  diarrhea. 

11S09  td    a  d      c    IJ    Co  A    d     I   No      4    s  0  butu 

3505  Harvey,  S  « 

"artii:  Co  Cr, 

died  July  1 

(Jj^4    1  d 

d     CI        i  1 1    Co  II    d    d  A  K  "1    d  a  rl 

10024  Hash,  Wm, 

1 

irtll,  Co  H,  died  Sept  29 

1   1  I  ua 

ir        1      Co  1     d    d  M  r      "G   pneumo    a 

3242  Hay.  Wm, 

tU,  Co  H,  dl 

3d  July  13, 

fever  typhus 

108  "   1 

11              0    d     T        t   1          0  b  tus 

578;)   H;iViii..utl.. 

2  cav.  Co  M 

rtlfd  Ans  1 

5,  scorbutus 

CO., 

IV             d  ar  hea 
\1     1       pert 

29,  diarrhea 

SOI 

S    ) 

u"  14    s      b  t 
1    d  A       13   da    h 
I   ly  14    d  a  r     a 

^n.,    '1  ''     ,'    '' 

J  i'!  "diarrhea 

330 

lCo4 

I  0*t  8    d  a  r  ea 

5  3     1 

1                        d         \   g  10    s  0  but 

2  78  J   1 

J    1      cu  11    d    d            "da    lea 

i     il.vsei'itery 

788  )  1    t*. 

W  A    1  a  1 1    Co  A    dl  d  sei  t  J   d         t    v 

4399  r      r 

t     T  P       arlll    Co  Cr   d    d  J   ly  31    d  ar  h  a 

,';■  ■  ;  '■    1 

lyplius. 

fo  r  >nnr 

er    r  S       1  a  t    Co  ir    dl  d  &  It  1          o  but 

I'^'ci  lliii-     1    r. 

huiThea. 

111  s  h 

1    O    19    Co  K    d    d  No          s     rb  t 

11702   lliKii    1        ' 

■ tus. 

E44i    1 

d    e    11    1  a  tl       o  1     <1    d  J   1            da  rh 

S9"i   F    a 

Jlllt      CoPddJlOjdarha 

"li-Irrhea. 

];8i 

VV         o       CO  .      d      1    V               .      ^b    t 

0907  HoL'iJii      1    > 

■     ili'sentery 

''.'■!'''i  ]'!!"['"  1  i 

780 

7rn 

11    01 

i'^i-"   11, ii'    .1  'r 

t  ..'    '   .'■' 

l'        .:                i'    . 

11  :lp';i      '  ""' 

''€ 

•(Ori   Holland,    !■ 
4810   Holmes,   S, 

J 

Co  1.   lih  • 

'•'            ''      ',               '      , 

i.'i't'ls?'' 

8712   Holt,   E  K 

^1 

artll,  dkMl 

31 

071 0  Holt,  T  E, 

Co  H.  <n  .: 

^"bC 

8575  Howard.   C 

.  Co  C.  Hi-' 

ea 

10804   Howard     1 

.:     ^orblitin 

5i'< 

"m  g;:;;:: '  ' 

:'      'm      ,                ■■      - 

,,  ^I'lil"- 

f61 

3871   H..".       1 

IC    0 

.5973   Hiil.Ki 

mi 

38  S  i 

4  r    1    d 

8i8r  r  1 

9  0"   I  rn 

t    1 

1(          T     F    0 

:i  0  r  ic     \ 

1!  *i  ru  1 

r    11    1                            1 

1  aitll.  Co  K 
17,  Co  K,  d 

Mr    1 

r    s    "      Co  D    dl    1    V       n    d         t 

'39'>  I    11 

r    C  eo  \    "  artll    Co  r    d  ed  A   f.  t      i         t 

dii'd  s    r 

'lo4   F 

dCC'>srorddA''id 

:!'■!.";:;'  .'r ,'.,'!  ^i'l"  - 

nd    Any     1   . 

9t0 

"■'"-    1  "  "'  ;     " 

'  i"  'i'', ,'''!!' 

Iiinc   "  ■      i: 

43S 

81 

!    8 

Uiarrhea. 

•5 

i:ps 

in-o'>  'i"'!',   'i     ^ 

/;'         '  r..'  [      .'. 

;     1  1      ■■    1    ■ 

8')l 

3084   jol'.'i--"':     \ 

83 

4  If  4 

4"  0 

t    s           I            11    d    d  1 

loJ  n 

i<it  J  IS     1     CO  \    d   d  Ml    1         r 

tt    t 

.sr.^s   k!'];"     , 

'■,   ','^''" 

■,  '•    '."''" 

111        1" 

1    T    1      r    IT        I  o     m 

■110 

]091'< 

','.-'•'■    \\  ■     I  - 

JIASSACHUSETl'S. 


Lathrop,  W  O,  58,  Co  C,  died  Sept  15,  siorbutus 
Laureus,  Johu,  'Si,  Co  E,  died  June  15,  dJaniiea. 
Leaeh,  (J  W,  20,   Co  1,  died  «ept  •2'J.  dlanh.a. 
Leaiv,  D,   i;  c:av.  Co   A.  di.d  .]„]■.■  ■■    ilK.irlMa 


3300  Mun. 

OUrfli  Muv- 
12510  W.in 
l:;019  Miip; 


Sept  19,  scorbutus. 


8593   Lvu.',s,'k.'  i■7^l  u'l!"d.ed 

dki''july'" 

.3083  UViieh.  Johu,  50.  Co  K. 

7521  Macey,  Charles.  18.  Co  I 

•.il;:;f  f::^ 

Co  K,  died  Juue  20, 


li.  di.u  Ai.i;  _y,  diarrhea, 
died  Aug  7,  scorbutus. 
1  C,  died  ATiir  11,  scorbutus. 


MeCairrey,  J.  21 
McCloud,  J.  50, 
Mct'ord,  J  G,  3; 


■94.S9  McDonald,  K.  lis,  i  ,,   i, 

430  McDorii..!!.  ]'.  2,  (  ..  I:,  .1 
7459  MeDonoilsh.  P.  ■  25.  (  o  I 
1084  Me(iiveii,  J.  22,  Co  K,  di. 
•  0375  Mrliovern,  13.  34,  Co  B.  i 
2052  Mc<;o\ven.    John.     2    arti: 

dysentery. 
15280  Mc<;ow,-n,  Wm,  12,  Co  A 
4200   McGoiieyal,  11.   10.   Co  K, 


_Icintir' 
MeKl 


H.  1  a 

.'iCsi'. 


McKc 

McKin/.i.',   >,eoi(; 
McKnJsht.   7!.  3 


n.539   Milton.  C.   21.  Co  A.   died   Si  i    ,    .       , 

8-.0n    Mit.eliell,   W  C.  23.  Co   A.  d,.  .:  i  i 

11807   Miteliell    F.  14,  Co  A,  di.d    \ ^ 

11771  Milehell,  John,  li).  Co  0.  di.d  \  ,.  ;;  ,l:, 
8S43  MIttanee.  r..  20.  Co  (i.  died  s.'pf,  Ki  v,.,„ii 
40.13  Mlxter,  O  L.  1  cav.  Co  P„  died  July  27.  dia 
0259  Monroe.  J.  2  artli.  Co  M,  died  Ana  20.  diar 
24o6  Morgan,  C  II,  27,  Co  It.  died  Juno  25,  fev 

R077  Mor'.'.iu.  Pat    23.  Co  I!,  dii'd  Sept  7    seorhul 


artil, 


K,  died 


100  Mnor^v   .\.  50.   Co  C 
1490  Moere.  c  A,  mnsiclo 

diarrhea. 

0593  Moore.  M.  57,  Co   ,\.   n,-t  10,  rtlnrrhea. 
S4U  Moore,  r,  IS.  Co.  P,  died  July  10,  diarrli 


MASSACHUSETTS. 


12.)0.'i  UobOil>, 
JIUO'J  Uoblll>-o 
38:13  Koblns.j 
5059  Hue,  \\i 
4S7;   Hofertv 


Co  K,  dud  Aug 


,  te\cr  liiter- 
er  typhoid. 
corbutuB. 


Co  H,  died  Scot  13,  oiarrhea. 
to  <;,  died  Oet  is,  scorbutus. 
Co  I,  died  June  i;4,  diarrli™. 
lit,  Co  B,  died  Jau  20,  '6i,  scor- 


,  seorbutus. 


Walton.    Nathanii 


u.lttuht 
8822  .Sherwood, 
4n.">f>  Shiiidl.r, 
li(iC2  Sl.orr,   .1   , 

773.-.'  s,!"'.',  ,      ■ 
lO-ii:.  >   .,        •■ 

14.-.S    ^ ■  . 


Co  H    died  .Sent  15.  diarrhea, 
art,  Co  1,  died  Aup  T.  diarrhea 
I.  F,  di.'d   ,\ns  23.  ai:.irh.:i. 


A    died  Nov  14.  seorbutus. 

W.   2.   Co  n.  died   Auk  1(1,  srorliutu.s 
\v,  18,  Co  D,  died  Juiy  18,  diarrhea. 
'.S,  Co  n.  died  .T\ilT  13,  dlarrhpfi. 
Co  A.  died  May  24,  rheumatism, 
art,  Co  K.  died  Auk  27.  dysentery. 

Co  K.  died  Aus  2,  diarrhea. 


WICHICJAIT. 


T>-s.-  -  .  :■  .  -.■  r.  I'.  ].  .  1,  I; 
SS2.-1  Svlvestrr.  K.  2  .irt  C. 
12033  S.vlvester,  J.  4,  Co  A.  d 

110.17  Tabor.  R.  3.J.  Co  C  ili< 
innn-  Tabor.  P,  '♦  10,  Co  K. 
2007  Tncirerd,  .Tnhn.  17.  Co  1 
H308  Taylor.  N'  37  Co  T>.  d 
ZBI."!  Taylor. Th05,  2  eav.  (  o 
fiSO,';  Temerts,  T  .1,  ♦•  110  c 
Artfi*\  Tennev.  Wni.  3.  Cn  O 
^S12  Thayer,  J,  27.  Co  A,  d 


Banffhart.  J.  !) 


Co  H.  died  Ju 


1L-3U1  Case.  S,'  5  cav,  C 
12474  Coras.  E.,  6  cav,  ' 
lU'Ua4   ClianiljCTS.    W.    8 


Wilson.  8.  Co  A.  died  May  24,  pneun 


314a  lirmjis,  \ 
3215  BiUlBV.  J 
3479  Brannori. 
3517  Brush.  J 
3531  Bradle\ , 
3591  Bulit.  J'  . 
3777  Bohnmill 
3798  Beardsl.i 
4109  Billiaiii.~, 
4339  Binder.  .1 
4395  Brown,  i 
4S10  Baker.  A 
5573  Betts.  V. 
8333  Brookini:. 
5950  Bertan.  1 


3ln 

Abe. 

Dult. 

'^5\l).-' 

Bradley.  B,  9  eu\. 
Blair.  John.  7.  C" 
Barr.  W.'*  8  cav. 
Brown.  H  S.  8  ca 
Bradley.  E.**  11. 
Blanchard,  Jas.  7, 
Brown,  A.  3.  Co  C 
Bockley 


.'    Ji,  Cci  I.  died  Aug  4.  diarrhea. 

.    , '    17,  Co  H.  died  Aug  8.  diarrhea  c. 

I     ..   ,1,  0.  Co  A.  died  Aug  10.  diarrhea. 

,         V    ,  ^    (  o  B,  died  Aug  14,  scorbutus. 

I.  J  ,  hi;;ii  '.  \v.  5  cav,  CO  1,  died  Aug  20,  dy9enter.T.. 
li  11.11  Dfiitiin.  (i,  5.  Co  E.  died  Aug  21.  dysentery. 
7U54  UerUy,  Wni,  1,  Co  H,  died  Sept  3,  diarrhea. 
7789  Bumbnt.  W,  30.  Co  H,  died  Sept  4,  ilysentery. 
8651  Daly,  A,*  7  cay,  Co  E.  died  Sept  13,  diarrhea. 
099.';  Dver,  J.  5,  Co  I.  died  Sept  29,  scorbutus. 
IMir.i    Tinrip.  M.  1  cav,  Co  L,  died  Oct  1,  scorbutus. 


H.  13.  Co  A.  died  s, 


died  Oct  14.  scorbutus. 
1,  Co  H,  died  Oct  18,  diarrhea  c. 
I,  24,  Co  H,  died  Oct  22,  scorbutus. 
22.  Co  D,  died  Feb  2,  '65,  diarrhea. 


22,  Co  K.  died  July 


1064  Fitzpatri( 
bronch 
3307  Polk.  C. 


D.  died  May  i 


Co    K,    diod 


3800  luiiiiiii 
3989  Clemen 
4032  Cook.  . 
4020  Cronk. 
4920  Cooper. 
49.'-.fi  Ciu-tis. 


8586  Fetlit.'i.     I      I      .       I  -  i.rbutus. 

10275  Plillii,      11        ,      (  ..    I      .  ii'iis. 

ii.'.nn  Fr.r li    i    .  ^    u, _.,    -  tus. 

l_'('.-s  I  ii'i,l'l:it,T'.  H.  7  c'av.'cn  C.llied  Feb  22,  •0.5.  diarrhea, 

r     I  ■  i  - lick.  a.  9.  Co  (}.  died  April  23,  '65.  diarrhea- 

."  I  ..  '■.  C.  1  s  s.  Co  B.  died  Sept  9.  scorbutus. 

i       '  1    i\,  W.  22,  Co  E,  died  Oct  26,  scorbutus. 

145  lioodenough.    G    M,    23,    Co    K,    died    March    2.5, 

diarrhea  c. 
500  Grover.  .lames.  20.  Co  n.  died  April  15.  debilitas. 
784  Grippman.   J,   5   cav,    Co   M,   died   April  28,    fever 


diarrhea  c 
4,  anasarca 


7.  Co  H.  died  Se|)t  3.  diarrhea. 
'n  K.  died  Sept  3.  scorbutus. 

Co  D.  died  Sept  6.  scorbutus. 
1  cav.  Co  R.  died  Soiit  13.  scor 

Co  F.  died  Oct  9.  scorbutus. 
i  B.  died  Oct  11.  scorbutus. 


•Grave. 
11207 
11302 
11352 


Co  C.  died  Oct  ; 


818  Hutton.  s 
800  Hood.  .I;i- 
947  Hart.  .1   1; 


cav    Co  E.  died  Aug  10,  diarruea  c 
Co  H    died  Auk  15,  bronchitis. 
,  Co  H.  died  AUE  17,  diarrhea, 
'o  M.  died  Aug  24.  dysentery. 
•av    Co  H.  died  Seiit  7.  .scorbutus. 

Co  D,  died  Sept  24.  diarrhea. 
IV    Co  H.  died  tieiJt  25,  scorbutus. 

Co  D.  died  Oct  13,  diarrhea. 
IV.  Co  P.  died  NOV  11.  scorbutus. 

0  eav.  Co  K.  died  Mar  29  diarrhea  ( 
:0,  Co  A,  died  Marcli  31.  fever  typhii, 
cKv  Co  B,  rtieil  April  14.  nneuiiionu 
•.-    i'o  H.   di.d  Al.iil   IS.  diar.lvu. 


tviihus. 
scorbutus. 


10011     Mnsi 


12007 
12012   1 
9718 


neraham.  W  L. 


.Tackson.  .Tames,  7,  Co  T.  ' 
.Tones.  A.  e.  Co  F,.  died  Jn 
.Tainet.  F.  B.  7  cav.  Co  ( 


1.')S2  Monebv.  D. 


iarrhea. 
,  scorbutus, 
diarrhea  c. 


12010  ,1  V    ■'    -t,     H,   :,  .  i       '  "   II     ':  -!    ^". 

12390   .loinlro    M    1    Co  K    (lied  .T;iTi  5,   T.r.    d 

12463  .Tohnson.  A.  5.  Co  C.  died  Jan  Ki.   '05 

SB9  Kins.    Leander,  8.   Co  O.    died   April 


I    died  S'Pt  ■').  dvsentery. 
-•n  n    died  Sept  2fi.  scorbutus. 
"  Co  H.  died  Sept  2S,  diarrhea. 


:; 

cliolson, 
whurv 

v..  0  eav.  Co  a   d 
Jas.    5    cav.    Co 

A,    died    Jlay   19.    f 

V^t. 

s    22.  Co  K.  died 

.Tune 

17.  diarrhea  c 

ii,  n  •" 

9.   Co  F.   died  .Ti 

ne  1 

-,    pneumonia. 

4    Co  K.  died  .Tul 

diarrhea. 

pV.  .T    20.  Cn  p.  d 

ed    '^ 

„!7  .<?    scorbutu 

11.    Co  n.   died    A 

Uff  1 

Nirrine 

A     17    Co  F,    died 

13.  scorbutus 

-.yes    .Tn 

=  F.    1.  died   0,-t 

nrihea  c. 

\ 

Iniui.  n 

S     Cr.  Tl     died  X 

,v9 

dijl'rlieii 

■'.'*.  diarrhea  ( 
scorbutus. 
'.  diarrhea, 
scorbutus. 


4384 


Oin 


B.  di. 


O'Xeil. 


CoF 
Co  K  died  All 
r,q4R  Orcutt.  C  3  Co  F.  died  Xnn 
8141  Omi!r.  15  W.  20.  Co  C.  died  ! 
8511  O'Brlan.  wn  **  7  cav  C.i  A 
9041  Offden.  F,  R.  5  eav  Co  M  d 
11940  n'T>eary.  .T.'  Is  s.  Co  IT  di. 
11999  Osborn.  .T  Tj.  B.  ^^  J- J]":'\ 
12500  Oathart.  D.  18.  Co  C.  died  .T 


Parker, 
PeriKO, 
Parish, 


I  2G,  diarrhea. 


a.JU  Savrrcr,  J  M,  : 

7.  Co  U.  died  Sei..  _,   _. 

1,  died  Sept  6,  scorbutus. 

5    artil,    U\J    U,    died    aept    12. 

9100  SuUiphar.  H  W,  15,  Co  P.  died  Sept  18,  diarrhea. 
94Gy  Stewart,  F,   G  cav,  Co  E,   died  Sept  21,  scorbutus. 
",14S1   Stiward,  W  V.  5,  Co  E.  died  Sept  21,   anasarca. 


11046 
11980 


Pettibone,  E  E,  7.  Co  D.  .\ 
Porter,  L,  1  s  s,  Co  C.  did 
Pentecost.   W  O.  18.  died  A 


Piant,   Wm.  10.   Co  (i,   di.U   >    i:    !■■     iT  m   In  i  c. 
Pharrett,  Wm,  22,  Co  D..  dir,i  '      ...iium,. 

Piatt,  R.  22,  Co  A.  died  on    i  ,  i 

Palmer,  P,  5,  Co  H,  died  n.  ,    i  ■ 
Preston,  U,  7.  Co  K.  died  Nm    ii    -   -k   nm 
Pllns,  Wm,  5  eav,  Co  C,  died  J-in   i.,  „iuibiaus. 
Preston,  .T,  6,  Co  C.  died  ,lan  7,   T.."..  .sioiljutus. 
Pratt,  L,,  8  cav,  Co  0,  died  Feb  3.  '05.  diarrhea  o. 
Parnialee.  C*  8  cav.Co  M.  died  Feb  12,'G5,  pleuritls. 


77  Rolofl.  Jno 
324  Russell,  Peter.  23,  Co  (}, 
623  Rowland,  B,  6,  Co  M.  die 
922  Robinson,  Wm.  2,  Co  H, 
1804  Rhinehart,  D.  5  cav,  Co  C 


6885 
6154 
7507 


Co  E,  died  Ma 


'^typhus. 


Rnyrler.  T;,  17,  Co  F,  died  Mar  24,  hrnnc 
Smith.  Wm,  7  cav,  Co  L,  died  Mar  20. 
Soper,  Calvin.  27.  Co  H,  died  Mar  2n  fe 
Sheldon.  H  S,  1.  Co  A.  died  Al.r  2  i\'r.,r 
Shannon.  ,Tno,  20.  Co  H,  di.d  \|,i  i.;  ,l 
Smith.  W  W.»  5  cav,  Co  T>  t  :  :  . 
StiUman,  Z.  D.  6.  Co  M.  di.  .i  '^ 
Stuck.  L  H.  2  cav.   Co  B,   <li. 


Sti'adn;an,  S,  10,  Co  H,  died  Oc  t  :lo.  .scorbutus. 
Smith,  S,  7,  Co  H,  died  Nov  1,  scorbutus. 
Sickles,  M,  14,  Co  I,  died  Nov  3,  diarrhea  c. 
Seelev.  H,  6  c»v,  Co  B.  died  Nov  15,  scorbutus. 
Spondle,  C,  1  cav,  Co  C.  died  Dec  5,  dysentery. 
Sumner,  H,  27,  Co  B,  died  Dec  6,  scorbutus, 
Stedman,  S  D,  10,  Co  H,  died  Dec  H,  scorbutus. 
South,  Peter,  1  s  s,  Co  K.  died  Deo  lit.  diarrhea. 
Smith,  C  B,  8  cav,  Co  L.died  Feb  19. '65,  diarrhea 
Smith.  Geo,  8,  Co  B,  died  March  20,  '65,  dlarrhei 
Stickner,  .T,  16,  Co  D,  died  Dec  10.  scorbutus. 
Sockem.  A,  1  s  a,  Co  K.  died  Oct  26,  scorbutus. 
Springer.  J,  7  cav.  Co  K,  died  Oct  ; 


Turrell.  nr 


340.s( 
0703 
7009 


Co  H.  died  May  23,  diarrhea  c. 

died  July  0.  diarrhea. 

I  ..  h    .    .  .!   May  24.  smallpox. 

1.  d  July  18   diarrhea. 

.1  i)   Aug  24,  diarrhea. 


IV.  t  n  iv,  ui'.i  .-sept  2.  diarrhea, 
c.   5  cav,   died  Sept  4,  dysentery. 
Co  P,  died  Sept  18,  dysentery. 


3915  Udell,  W  O,  2,  Co  B,  died  July  25.  diarrhea. 

731  Vanderhoot.  .1,  6  cav.  Co  G.  died  April  25.  dysentery 
1126  VanslP.son,  Ij,**  5  cav,  Co  D,  died  May  15,  nephritis 
1467  Voffli'    .laeiii.    ■:■;.  To  D    died  Mav  2!).  diarrhea. 
2270  Van  I'\l,-     .1    c.  ii\.  (..  li    '\u'\    I'm^    jn,  pneumonia 


;.■.    r d  .  >i  -    I  '   L'    dysentery. 

D.  died  Sept  28.  scorbutus. 
Co  K,  died  Nov  26.  dysentery. 


Co  K,  di( 


'65".  diarrhea 


340  Wl 


jiu   wuibiaKcr.  J,  7,  Co  B,  died  April  2.  diarrhea. 
733  Whipple.  G,   4,  Co  A,  died  April  25    diarrhea, 
741  Wilson,  Byron,  5  cav,  Co  D.  died  Apri 
710  Wris-ht    Wm  A,   7,  Co  K,  died  April  21 
22.   Co  K,   died  May  8,   dy 

•    -     ~    •■    '  June  17.  diarrnea  c. 

,  Co  K,  died  Aug  7,  dy.soi 


''died  . 


diarrhea 

dysentery  c 
ntery. 


died  March  3. 


5323  Simpson.  T.  s 
r.nr\n  Slmnns.  a.  17. 
fln.'iO   .=!mnlce,   IT   n    0 

■7303  Sherman',  Fred." 


(I  Rer't  1"  dinrrhea. 
Co  A  died  Sep'  22 
:o   M.   died    March 


2010  Yacht,  E.«»  22,  Co  E,  died  July  5,  dysentcrj. 
202G  Zett.  J.  22.  Co  D,  died  June  2S,  aenrbutu.s. 


m.\.^ESOT.\. 


5904  Atkinson,  Qen.  9,  Co  F.  died  March  17.  scot 

G5G7  Adcock.  Jas.  9.  Co  H.  died  March  23,  Ictus  si 

11U77  Abrlan.   (i.  1.  Co  B.  died  Nov  12,  scorbutus. 

•(2'-'4  Heeker    O.  9.  ("o  K,  died  July  29,  scorbutus. 


Conner.  I',  11,  Co  A.  died  July  1.  diarrhea. 
Clabauffh.  J,  9,  Co  V>    died  July  19.  fever  remittent, 
Conklln.  S.  9.  Co  I.  died  July  27,  diarrhea  c. 
Conklln.  K.  9.  Co  C,  died  July  27.   diarrhea. 
Cassady,  J,   9.   Co  F,  died  Oct  0.  diarrhea. 

.S,  diarrhea  c. 


8517  : 
120.->fl  ; 
9905 


4176  Holts,  A, 


14.  scorbutus. 


5079 
7795 
ISlfiS 
12510 


5400 
7288 
8180 
9195 


2829  Nichols,  John, 


n,  died  .SiM)t  4, 
lied  Sept  10,  dl 


Co  C,  died  Sept 


Pitcher,  E,  5,  Co  B, 
I'ackett,  C.  Co  K,  dl( 
I'ericle,  Jacob,  0,  in 


S588 
10327 
10715 


Ilriberts, 
llor.vln, 

KoI.ertso 


Thonnwon.  W,  9,  Co  A,  dl.d  Sept  11.  diarrhea, 
'llltani,  N  M.  9,  Co  H,  died  Oct  1,  diarrhea. 
Thomas,  W  R,  9.  Co  K,  died  Oct  28.  scorbutus. 


.m!>i!$OlRI. 


7,   Co  I,  died  Apr  1,  pne 


ig,  C,  2.  Co  I,  died 


:o  K,  died  Dec  ; 


llas^".',    ',l(.hn,     14    cav,     L'u    !>,    dieu    .'Mpt    0,     fevor 

1Ianiilton,'\V,''  31.  Co  A,  died  Sept  17,  diarrhea  c. 
Uanahan,  A,  29,  Co  B,  died  Nov  9,  scorbutus. 

Key5n,  M,  2,  Co  D.  di.d    ■         i       '•■^  '  >■ 

Keller,    A,   29,    Co   H.    iln   '  :     i;    .      h.a. 

Kline,  C  S,*-  2,  Co  P,  rti    I  '""-■ 

Kaunst,  H,  18,  Co  G,  di'-d  "  i  '.'    -  mLMtn^. 
Kellur,  I.  40,  Co  H,  di.^rt  Ani    1.    ....,  'ii^niH-a  c. 
Knhn,  Jacob.  15,  Co  E,  died  bcpl  J,  dcbiUtas. 

Eowe,  John,  18,  Co  B,  died  July  13,  diarrhea. 
Lewlllcy    Wm,  29,  Co  K,  died  Aup  5.  scorlnitus. 
LanR,  0,  10  cav,  Co  B,  died  Aug  27.  diarrhea. 
Litch.  y,   4,  Co  A,  died  Dec  6.  scorbutus. 
Lindsay,  J,  18,   Co  A,  died  Aug  12,  scorbutus. 


MH.li.  J,  2,  Co  F,  died  Mar  12,  '05,  dlarrh( 
kirk,  Chas,  15,  Co  F,  died  July  17,  diarrhea 
"lit  W,  2,  Co  E,  died  July  IS,  diarrhea  a. 
on,  John,  29,  Co  A,  died  July  28,  diarrhea. 


nuiskian,    U,    Co    A,    died    Sept   14, 
Co  I,  died  Aug  8.  diarrhea. 


O'Dc 


E,  44,  Co  B.  died  Mar  14,  '65,  debllitas. 


I'un-.'U,   J    R,    44,   Co  Ci,   died  Apr  5.   T,.3.   diarrhe:i. 
Phillips.  Pat,  11,  Co  E.  died  Apr  27,  dysentery. 
Payne,  Joseph,*  29,  Co  A,  died  Apr  IG,  small-pox. 
Perkins,  A  H,  29.  Co  L,  died  Aug  7,  scorbutus. 
Plasniine.  A,  20,  Co  D,  died  Au^■  24,  diarrhea. 
Piumer    E  D    24,  Co  15,  died  Oct  8,  diarrhea. 


Reilly 


..,    ^    _9,  Co  B,  died  May  25,  rheumatism. 
UlrtdlV.  f',  S,  Co  D.  died  JiiU-  IS,  diarrhea. 
Ritteraan,  John,  15,  Co  P,  died  Aug  9.  scorbutu 
Remers.  Jr.  4,  Co  G.  died  Aug  2G,  diarrhea. 
Robertson,  J  C,  10  cav,  Co  P,  died  June  2o, 


Search,  Henry,  15.  Co  D,  died' June  4,  diarrhea. 
Stickle.  D.  4,  Co  D,  (Tied  June  24,  scorbutus. 
I  Stohck.-     F    l.'i,   Co  D,   died   June  25,   diarrhea  c 
stliKT    <;..tii.h    "0    c,i   ,\,  (li.'d  Apr  17.  sraall-po 


530  Trask,  Geo  K,  29.  Co  A.  died  Apr  14,  diarrh 
770  Terrill,    Christian,    27,    Co   E,   died   Apr  27, 
.    entery  c. 


■"2                                                                           MISSOURI. 

No.  of 

So.  of 

']509  Terrell,  J,  12,  Co  A,  died  May  31,  diarrhea. 
5072  Tresler,  li  W,  4,  Co  I,  died  Aug  14.  dy-sentery  c. 
12730  Turman,  D,  44,  Co  B.  diad  Mar  4.  '65,  ■delMlitis. 

''4ii2;i' Miller   R,  11 
7203  Millinf.  P,  5, 
7423    Monl.ol,.  O 

Co  H,  died  -Aug  3,  diarrhea. 
Co  I,  died  Aug  29.  debilitas. 
',  '.1.  Co  C.  (li,il  Aug  31,  siorbutus. 

i'80:i  Vance,   H  J,  2G,   Cu  B,  died  July  3,  dys.iit.iy. 

:''';',  v'';':,'',  \, ' 

,'  :^,^;'';,;'^!^J'l,'  1 ''''i',!m'?,,4i.^^^ 

373  Walham,  H,*»  4,  Co  C,  died  Apr  .5,  dinrrlu-u. 
G78  Watson,  J  J,  18,  Co  A,  died  Apr  22.  diaiihcu. 
3108  Wigan,    M,   2.    Co   F,    iieil     ImI  ■    T>    .|.  ,,■,!,,.., 

i^^i^^fe'i!.«,^eJ'',;'r';:^':: -• 

.\RW-HATBI>NHIRE. 

i(ir,8  '[■'■'"  "•  1  ''■' 

r,18.-.  rat.h,    ,l,,l,n, 
819    IV,,, I.-.    -,:,„,,. 

11121    I'!^      - 

:/;,•!  ',,■;,■■    y^B:p:.n. 

oVlM    At,ii!or,.,   I/w.'h.'   ('„\',,'  H,    .1         i,           '      '    .'W.llus. 
'.1832   Aj.d.i.Min,  .1   .\,  7,  Cu  K,  .1;    ■                            .   imMis. 

310(5    Ui,''l',',vds    \V 
11300  illiii::,,-.   .1    K 
butus. 

ysvh^ijl^,:^^^^^  e. 

'05  Kieakiiiaii,  A,  12,  Co  I,  died  Aug 
!57  Baker,  D  W,  3,  Co  G,  died  Sept  i 
do  C,  died  Sept  11, 


11102  Carr,  P,  i,  Co 'll,' died  Oct  20,  dysentery. 
1370  Downs,  E,  7,  Co  I,  died  May  25.  (ever  int 


1300 

Fuller,   CtO 

9400 

Faggerty. 

died  Aug  14,  scor- 


Eschmoyer,  H,  1  cav,  Co  B,  died  July  19,  dysentery. 
E.stev.  E  E.   4,  Co  C,  died  Aug  10.  diarrhea. 
Edwards,  John,  9,  Co  P.  died  Sept  11,  scorbutus. 
Elliott,   A,  7,  Co  I,   died  Apr  21,    '65,   diarrhea. 

Co  B,  died  May  26,  diairhea. 
3o  C,  (lied  Aug  iO,  diarrhea. 

Co  P.  died  Aug  24,  d.ysentery. 
3  K,  died  Aug  26,  diarrhea, 
.son,  1  cav,  Co  A,  died  Sept  21,  scor- 

Co  H,  died  Jan  12,  '65,  pleurltis. 

.   2,  Co  E.  died  Julv  3,   phthisis. 
A.  died  July  31,  scorbutus. 
Co  Cr,  died  Aug  4,  diarriiea  c. 


fl43  Hunter,   C,  4,  Co  K,  died   Aug  19,  diarrhea. 

«875  Hurd,  Wni,  6,  Co  1,  died  Aug  26,  diarrhea. 

7869  Hartford,  H,  4,  Co  A,  died  Sept  5,  diarrhea. 

8537  Hally,   H,  7,  Co  C,   died   Sept  12,   erysipelas. 

102R9  Huse,  W,*  11.  Co  H,  died  Oct  3,  diarrhea. 

11156  Hamlin,  »  W,  1  cav,  Co  I,  died  Oct  19,  scor 

11430  Holmes,  J,*  7,  died  Oct  24,  scorbutus. 

11468  Holmes,  J,  7,  died  Oct  26,  scorbutus. 


7733  Jones,  J  B,  9, 
9198  John.son,  O  O, 
11210  Jiiiitpluti',  F,  1 


6144  Lawrence,  A,  1  cav,  Co  C,  died 
67S7  I.enert,  D,  9,  Co  K,  died  Aug  25 
8048  Libby,  A  G,  4,  Co  H,  dl.'it  s.-iit 


19,  debilitas. 


Smith,   C,    3.    Co  F.   died   Se|,t,    I::     ,!,,,    -I,.:,    ,-. 
Starlc,   S,   15,   Co  A,   died  s,  i.i    ;       'i   , 
Smith,  .Tohn,  3,  Co  P,  died  s  |.  ;!,,,=  . 

Smith,  L,  12,  Co  B,  died  S.i,i      !  ' 

Shant!,   .T,   11,   Co  G,  died  0,1    ^     -,,iM;iM~ 
Spaulding,  T  C,  4,  Co  K,  died  ,N,i\    .,  ^.uibulus. 

Taylor    A  B,  5,  Co  H,  died  July  16,  anasarca. 
Tohine,  T,  6,  Co  A,  died  July  17,  diarrhea  c. 
Tilton,  D  B,  7,  Co  G.  died  July  26,  diarrhea. 
Thompson,  A.  9,  Co  K,  died  Sept  8,  scorbutus. 
Tilton,  L  G,  11,  Co  B,  died  Aug  11,  diarrhea  c. 

i  Upltins,  A,  1  cav,  Co  B,  died  Oct  7,  diarrhea  c. 

Valley,  John,  10,  Co  K,  died  Aug  12,  diarrhea. 

Woodward,  L  A,  7,  Co  K,  died  Apr  29,  diarrhea 
Williams,  J,  7,  Co  I,  died  June  15.  diarrhea  c, 

'.  Woodbury.  A,  7,  Co  B,  died  June  23,  diarrhea  c. 

,  Whipple,' Jolm,*  11,  Co  C,  died  June  27,  debilitas. 

;  \Vcbster,  J  C,  6,  Co  I,  died  July  28,  diarrhea. 

I  Welson,  W,  4,  Co  P,  died  July  1.  diarrhea  c. 
Whalen,   >f,  9,  Co  M,   died  July  27,  d.ysentery. 

I  Welch,  James,  7,  Co  I,  died  Aug  5,  scorbutus. 

I  Weston,  W  W,  8,  Co  A,  died  Aug  5^  dysentery. 


Wagne) 
Welsh,  J. 
Wolt,  Joli 
Weilztroii 
Williams. 
Wingerd. 
Wilson,  J. 
Warren,  I 


8736  York,  Charle: 


15.  scorbutus. 

iarr'hea. 
7,  diarrhea  ( 
,,rbutus. 
^entery. 


died  Sept  14,  diarrhe; 


IVF\V-.1KR«EY. 


4008 
7138 
8513 


1548  II,  :,,  i,. 

2181  Hr,aiuu 

2260  B,-lls.   . 

2577  Buckle 


,    I     ,       :    I  (liurrhea. 

.    ,  .      \  '^     dysentery. 

,  ,  ,,  I  ,1'.  ,1  ^,  |,i  12.  diarrhea. 
(  t  ..  *  a,,, I  t',1,  24.  scorbutus. 
ili.d  Feb  13,  •05,  vulnus  selop. 

Co  A,  died  May  5.  diarrhea. 
i;.  died  June  1,  scorbutus. 

Co  B.  died  June  19.  debilitas. 

M.  died  June  21,  diarrhea  c. 

Co  G,   died  June  27.  fev.-r  int 


2087  Munitord,  A,  12,  Co  A. 
3052  M:illtove,  J,  4,  Co  H,  di 
4284   Miller,  F,  11,  Co  G,  di,' 


NF.W-.1KRSEY. 


13C82  nraiit,  Charlfs,  **  1,  Co  E,  died  Oct  31,  scorbutus. 
121'HS    Hnvoi-,    A,  0.  Co  I,   died  Dw  7.  '     ' 

IJCIO    Iti.w.r.   \V  II,  10,  Co  D.  diid  h\ 


'63,  scorbutus. 


1.  dlaiThea  o. 


■ssr,  Dlsbrow,  .1  P, 

2473  Diivouiiort,  J, 

3444  Davis.  H.   ^■2. 

4928  Davtnn.   C.  2. 

5H8  Bc.ll:..!.!       \     II 

(1300  I). ■^•  ill  I 

7076  Duiili  I-     I      :; 

7304  Dlliiii     I  .1      . 

74B9  Drill  I  I       III 

77,34  Don-iinis.  i\  - 


1420  F.bncr.  Chas, 
1715  Kdi.rt,  .lames 
4303  Esligh.  .lacob. 


Co  H,  died  .June  18,  diarrhea  c. 
■av,  Co  L,  died  .lulv  3,  anasarea, 
ii-ob,  1  eav,  Co  B.  died  .lul.v  27,  fevei 


nl.ST   Townsend.  J, 


MOO  Gale,  H,  •  9,  Co  D.  <li    i 
70.S9  Oallowav.   F  C,  12.  (  .    k 
llioa  Glonn,  0  H,  4,  Co  I,  Ui.u 
11120  Guier,  G,  7,  Co  D,  died  Oi 


Hallnian,  H    G 

•3801 

nick,  James.  • 

4911 

Ualmaiin,    .M 

7900  Illlsard,  I'  F, 

12410 

llooli,  .1  U,  2 

Jone,  A,  1  eav 

11399 

',,  .^corbut 
10,  dianli 


3702  Krouk,  Peter,  2  cav,  Co  H.  died  July  22,  dyscnb 
,'-)085  Kuhm,  U,  9,  Co  A,  died  Aug  8.  diarrhea. 

8649  Kitchen,  S.  7.  Co  K.  died  Se       

12023  King.  C,  15 


795  Lav 
1790  I.lm 
3022   Le\. 


G,   died  : 
V,  Co  K.  died 


BIOS  Wy.K.nl     A 
7.V1O  Willi-      \      ; 


\EW-YOKK. 


2038  Abbey,  O, 


2019  Meimu,  Jacob,  11.  1 
28.52  Miller,  J,  1  cav,  Co 
3323  Mclntlre,  R,  8,  Co  ] 


il  July  l.j,  pneumonia, 
died  Sept  6.  diarrhea. 
I  Au£r  28.  diarrhea. 


8593 
10959 
11252 
11504 


Miller,  J,  7,  Co  K,  died  Sept  13.  scorbutus. 
MuUan,  A,  39,  Co  B,  died  Oct  14,  scorbutus. 
Mills,  P,  2.  Co  I,  died  Oct  21,  diarrhea, 
Millington,  J,  1  cav,  Co  H,  died  Oct  27,  scorbutus 


104C3  Osborn,  J  iM,  9, 


.-,.S44     Ml, 111. ■ 

:  •             1 

234  4   Ambro 

e.  Jacob, 

ee,  Henry,  2  artil,  died  Oct  10,  scorbutus 


Anige 
Anug 


.1  K.  **  14  artil.  Co  I,  died  Aug  3.  diarrhe 
•e,  (i,  47,  Co  E,  died  Sept  3,  scorbutus. 
I    »    ic.o.  cii  w    died  Juiia  14.  anasarca. 

1,  fever  Inte 


Ander.son,  A,  lOU,  Oo  1,  died  Ju 


99,  Co  F,  died  Aug  G,  scorbutus. 
,  20  cav,  (io  M,  died  April  14,  dcbiUI 
39,  Co  E,  died  Sept  15,  sangreii?. 
1  1,   Co  D,  diPd  .luly  27,   diarrluvi  .• 


liarrhea. 
23,  dysentery. 


c.  594.";  Be 
6670  Bf 
0B79  lir 


89,18 

A  us 

,,   117. 

■J  2820 

Ayr 

1"347 

.1  W,  1 

30011 

liabcock 

4S93 

3^  ,^' 

o  B,  died  July  31,  dysei 
died  Aui:  10,  diarrhea. 


82  Broder  h',  70'.   Co  l/',   died  Aug  26.   diaprUea. 
02  Brogan,  ,7  M,  85,  Co  B,  died  Nov  14,  scorbutus. 
21  Brooks,  Wu>,*  10  cav,  Oo  E,  died  May  24,  diarrhea. 


NEW-VORK. 


■Gravfl. 
1221  I 
983«  ' 
7317 


died  May  19,  anasarca. 
1  Sopt  27,  scorbutus. 
.  died  St'i)t  1,  scorbutus. 
1  .March  1(5,  pleuritis. 
^.ct  11,  scortutus. 
I   .Vu2  13.  scorbutus. 

ilv  L'T.  bronchitis. 


LViS  Carnev,  b  J,  132,  Co  G,  died  Aiis  10.  dysentery  a. 
:<7a  CariH'v.    Krancis,  2  artil,  Co  0,  died  .Sept  27,  dlar- 


10,  diarrhea. 


)  C,   died  Oct 
Sept  15, 


<>0>S 

Hrowii    Junes    1 

cr.<)i 

Kro»n     raniL, 

7>26 

mown    John    ri 

^n> 

Brown    Willnm 

•ioS 

Brown    Wan  in     1   0 

Co     ,^ 

428 

nrown   William    1_ 

o  A. 

7390 

Bioxniln     aiiOMia- 

5,    Co 

16.9 

Hrun.."1uM      1      I 

'"  ,^' 

447". 

Hmnt    I> 

7.18 

llMaut     II 

-((8 

lir\an    w 

381  I 

9')-'. 

Bu'i'di'i     1 

lOW. 

5711 

1 

l-'ll- 

, 

].     ''. 

75( 

IJ  .0  ) 

SO-,) 

aoi 

1 

July     25, 
diarrhea. 


II,  died  Ma 


0171  Bursha,  Tho 


12190  Cademu^ 
07R.5  Cady,  lif. 
12377  Cady,  .1, 


2136  Cale,  J,  ,^  . 
19040  Caldhani.  1. 
11807   Caldwell.    \ 

LWO  CallInK,    1  •! 


1770  Camp.    11 
1238  Campbell. 


li.d  Oct  IG,  diarrhea  o. 

B,  died  April  30,  diarrhea  e. 
I  K,  died  April  26.  dysentery. 
id  Aug  22,  scorbutus, 
lied  Oct  24,  scorbutus. 

H,  died  Nov  15, 


11    died  Jan  17,   '65,  diarrhea. 
.  Tc,   died  May  31,  anasarca. 
B.  died  Aug  17,  diarrhea  c. 


NEW-YORK. 


UtlTJ. 

iiter.T. 


A.  (lied  July  a( 


aiccl  July  18, 
dysentery. 


061 1  r.utler.  r  I 
12434'  Cutler.  J  ^• 
4S4G  Cutler.  Wt, 

81(13  Dalier.  (i.  ( 
SC.rM  Daley,  T.  4 
10741  Bamnn,  J  1 
8577  Dailey,  Wii 


P.nn  Drlseoll. 


8^57  Diuse. 
J94  UurfiM', 
«OUa  Duuitir 
aiOl)  DuUk-.v. 
3957  Duwll, 
<V2(>4  Duiliuii 
5810  Duniuiii 


SOliU  Duani;,  ' 
8453  Bl'ltlimn, 


2072  Dun.slui.  1 

4832  Durai'iJ, 
SilO  Dyer,  s. 


IS  S5.  Co  0.  died  Juiip  25.  fever  tn.Uii 

•J,    Co   A,    di.d   AUS  1.-,.   ,s,r,rhi:til-. 


NEW-YOi?K. 


i63-j  uillen,  M.   3u(.  Co  E,  died  July  15,  diarrhea. 
i8U8  UIIIhW,   Win,   85,    C.   i-',   dit-d    S.-pt  5.   ^i-nyUnti: 

laajo  liiiiiji.n-,  M.-  i;.  1 1,  u.  dn-a  d.i  ■':   --torbuui- 

3X1)6   I I,      I'.  I,  1      In, J]    I      J   ,,,,',  ,,    K      !';■  .1     I 


UG.  Co  Ct,  diod  Au 


331'2 
11985 
3765 
104  9;i 
93-17 
7089 
1009a 
2040 
3638 


10277  lilv.Mi,  .1 
6803  Gifur.  Jol 
6202  Green,  O, 
2184  Green  man 

(liarrli.' 
7034  av.-:--, 
4322  i.p  1/..I  ■ 
7491;   (. 


SlOl 
3118.', 
8351 


diiftrhea. 
4.  diarrhea. 
'  27,  diarrhea. 


170 

Hallne,  Gotfrled, 

tTphiis. 

ll.SlO 

Ilnll     r    1   rt.-,.-A 

sSns 

!  'i :'   ■  ,    ■  ,  '      J 

284.! 

ftCCI 

^IT.^ 

ecoi 

llan.iltcn.Tlin.,  ( 

V,  Co  F,  Aug  20,  dlari 


,  Co  H,  ilea  Aug  26,  dyseuter 
Co  E,  died  Oct  12,  diarrUca  i 
I  P,  died  .Iiilv  20,  dvs*^nterv. 


51B8  Kahbaun, 

li:i70   Kane,   F, 

7U2   Kane,    I'.t 


11244  Kenu 
3572  Kenii 
1250  Kenn 
3071  Keiiii 
4398  Kent, 
7403  Kenw 


Ivc.-, 


W, 


.Tammys,  R.  n.  r„  T,.  died 
Jack,  ,1  W,  n.-..  Co  IT,  dl.-1  ■ 
Jaclison.  A,  ■">  f:iv  c.  F  .1 
.lackson,  .1.  i:<  ^  -  K'  .1  ,1 
Jackson,  T  A  I  _■  '  I  ' 
Jackson,  Joini  ^  i  !>■,  ,  ,,  i 
Jackson.  Wiin  un    >-,    »  ,,   i 


44  Jewell, 
in^4  Johnson 
mS2  Johnson 


JiKW-VOKK. 


11(197  LfDot, 
2080  I^ent. 
7499  Leoiiii 


■I'l.  Dhthisis 
corbutus. 
',  diarrhea  c 


*fo.  or 

Biau'.\UlJiuiv,   V.   71.    (li.-d  t,,-. 


U.  died  Ai 
July  iO, 


3'.l,  to  F,  aVwl  uVl'fl,'  SCO 


lOSiJ  Morji 

0014  Morri 

3780  Moni 

8031  Morn 


1171';t   M. 
11780  Wi 


1.    r"Q    C,    dipd   Sopt  10. 
car.    To  D,    rtirrt    S.  pt 


5804  Munilii 
-,018  Muvph; 

I       Kr,nn    Ml•!■pll^, 


S073   Noal.   .1.  12.  Co   E.   diet! 
B.'>H7  N'rdden.  J.  82.  Co  A.  di. 


5439  O'Briwi,  D, 
0705  O'Brk-n,  iM, 
803S  O'BriPii,  S  ; 
1553  O-iiriL-i,,  \V, 
5270  O'tai.  1  I 
7359  Och.  s   ' 


-5.  scorbutus. 


6390  Powers,  6. 
5-135  Pratt,  B  F 
1394  PresseliliMh 


Co   I.    dii-d 


9737  0-K> 
'J91U  Olah: 
100U9  01iii> 


lOH 

l>,triiMl 

(i3i;(i 

Oti,-,    J 

.S4  47 

O'R.-illy, 

MW 

Page,  0 

:;5H'2 

Palm.'i     1- 

;mk(i 

Park.  1 

Park.  ' 

1  39? 

Pavkn,^... 

:;^^;: 

IMit 

iil.iiss,  p.  11,  Co  K,  cl, 
\  J.  99.  Co  1,  died  s. 
Jidser,  10  cav,  Co  ]',. 


9.   Co  E,   di. 


died  July  4,  dianhca. 


oo.sr,  pia.-,.. 

K. 

47     Co   F    'dir.l  '  ■  1        1  -■'     V  "     '■     ■ 

S15  Plass. 

120.    Co'c;.   ,;,,.'     ■,           ■■/  ,i;'-;'„t,-,.Y. 

1379  Fli-iiK 

U.' 

I._l4n.  m  A    ,i_    ■  .     ■    ■,        .■■i,..i,w-. 

9549  P,.lri<-1 

.    J 

■1432  rmio.- 

1R43    Pr.lino 
■1531     IMl,t. 

"■    '' 

VI    rav.'co  <._.  (In  It  ,inne  11.  dia'-rhea 

'i    's.vVo  B.  rtie'd".7.ine'lirfever  t'Tph"' 
-    P..   15  artil.   Co   .\.  died  Oct   18!   sc 

1120    Pc.^e, 

Ian 

croi  Po.;!'' 

,    125     Co  <;     died    Oit   15     MO'liiit"<! 

:M25  T-n«t. 

\ 

94.   Co  K.  died   .Tan  10.   '6.5.    debllltas. 

6385  Potter 

48.   Co  F„  died    A""  21.    dvse„te..v 

1582  Potter 

w 

H,  »*  So,  Co  r.   died  Jv.iie  3,   '03.   dia 

51 IC  Powel' 

o.   7  art.   Co  H,  died   Aug  9.  dy.senter 

Xo.  of 
W  M,  on,  Co  H,  dlnd  Spiit  12,  scorbutus.         ]325 'schlotossri , 


ni,  r..  71,  di.d  Mhv  21,  dyscutriry. 


Aug    15 
iiarrhea. 


i 


11'  cav.   Co  F.   diod  June  23,  fever 

.  av.  To  T,.  diMt  Snit  .f    fliavrhoa. 
-  .'av,  C.  v..  di.d   ii.t  -Ji, 
S5,   Co   II     .!      I    I  1.    .liiiii-hea. 


372  Sears,  P,  2  cav.  Cn  II 
120  SDacliev.  J,  8.  Cn  JI 

S2.-   Si.-.  IT.-iirv.  11.  r„  K 


1310  Smith, 
2r,59  Smith, 
37S5  Smith. 
4.i.'?l   Smith. 


NEW- YORK 


.  Co  A,  diod  Oct  20,  sc( 
.  71,  Co  C,  died  April 


Co  F,  died  .lunp 


30164  Smitli,  ^\■l 


2403  .s,, 
4352  .s.. 
3534  So 
1052C   S,i 


01 

,  Ja 

i.> 

CO  11 

died  Jul 

L   LdLll 

■•■l. 

^\ 

hin. 

Li      1 

,    111.  .1     M 

29,  diarrhea  c. 


ir.'JS  WubBter 


137,  Co  C,  died  .In 


Vail    llurell, 

diarrhea  c. 
Van   Bureii, 

1  Van  Belhiseu 

9  Van    Braiiii'i, 


djsen 
dud    . 

died 


050U 
8731 


>.  died  Si'pt  3,  diarrhea. 

died  July  24,  diarrhea  c. 

~    '     died  Aug  8.  diarrhea 

IV,    Co   M,    died   Sept 


Wood,  \V  J,  95.  Co  H,  diod  Oct  : 
Wood  worth,  B,  50.  Co  D.  died  Sej 
Woodland,  H,  1,  Co  I.  died  ,Sept  i 


.>1  Beaver,   George   E,    111,   Co  B,   died  Apr 

typhus. 

-■0  P..  rii.iui.  llichard,  12.">,  Co  E,  died  Way  1,  d 

■,l  Hi. I. h, ,-■■,.      ,\T      .„,,>i,.Kin.    U4,    Co    K,    died 

■i:'  I'.  ,111,    Ml     1,1  M       -I  ■,,  1.',  flied  May  8,  d 

<<  >'■  •'■•  ••    '  ■■   i:    Hird  Mav  14,  diaiTli 

I-  '[ •    ~     ,,..(.     iii,.(t  May  19,  di'lji 


74  33  Tales,  W  G,  71.  Co  II,  died  Sept  : 
4984  Yeneer,  J  D.  24  Imtt^-rv  died  .Mia 
12501  Yeomand,  G.   7.  Co  A.  ili.d  .Ian  2: 


7480 
12204  : 
12017  ; 


IVORTH    CAROI^IIVA. 


Collowill,  B,  2,  Co  F.  died  Mar  31, fever  congestiv 
Co.\,  Wm  C,**  2,  Co  F.died  Apr  9, fever  iiiteriiiltteli 
Checli,  W  F,'  2,  Co  F,  died  Mav  3,  diarrhea  o. 


144  Dunbar,  Alex,  2,  Co  : 


died  Mar  25,  ( 


1057 
10705 
11844 


Moss,  wm,  i,  Co  F,  died  Nov  5,  scoi 

Noiifield,  Warren.  1,  Co  G,  died  Sept  : 

Stone,  .rno  A,  2,  Co  P,  died  Apr  5,  dia 
Smith,  Jas,  2,  Co  F,  died  .lune  29,  d 
Smith,  Geo,  2,  Co  E,  died  Aug  5,  scoi 


OHIO. 


2599  Bouglifman,  .).  an.  Co  C,  died  .Juno  2S.  anasa 

2696  Brandon,  John,  15,  Co  F,  died  June  30,  une 

8053  Barnes,   V  H,  92,  Co  H,  died  July  9,  diarr 

3245  Brown,  Charles,  23,  Co  D,  died  July  13,  diarrhea 


,,:.a. 

,'s' 

•„;,'; 

•umatls 

^'u's 

13. 

siorbu 
diarrhe 

Burna,  J  M,  121,  Co  K,  died  Aug  14,  diarrhea. 
Balmet,  J,  19,  Co  I,  died  Aug  15,  scorbutus. 
Brutch,  E,  10  cav,  Co  I,  died  Aug  15,  dysentery. 
Bond,  S  P,  123,  Co  B,  died  Aug  16,  marasmu- 
Boyle,   H,   130,   Co  B,  died  Aug  16.  marasmu; 
Bower,  P,  01,  Co  I,  died  Aug  17,  dysentery. 
Birch.  L  P,  31,  Co  H,  died  Aug  17,  marasmu 
%.,  104,  Co  E,  died  Aug  17,  diarrhea. 


Barrett,  S  C,  26,  Co  P,  dh 
Bell.  A,  70,  Co  B,  died  Aug  30,  diarrhea. 
Baxter,  P  D,  121,  Co  D,  died  Sept  1,  scorbutus. 
BrennlDg,  0,  14,  Oo  G,  died  Sept  1,  d.ysentery. 
Brown,  W,  26,  Co  G,  died  Sepf  1,  scorbutus. 
Bear,   E,   33,   Co  A,   died  Sept  4,  dysentery. 
Bender,  C.  54,  Co  C,  died  Sept  5,  diarrhea. 
Brown.  M.*  no.  Co  P,  died  Sept  6,  dysentery 


8093 
8872 
8939 
92S7 


,  Co  P,  died  Sept  10.  scorbuti 
I  P,  died  Sept  11,  scorbutus. 
G.  died  Sept  11,  diarrhea. 

died  Sept  12,  anasarca. 
(*■()  O,  died  Sept  12,  diarrhea. 
'■    \,  flied  Sept  13,  scorbutus. 

■  '   i:    ilied  Sept  14,  scorbutus. 


V;:::s}^'A 


10425  Ail:i 
10874  All. 
11198  And 
12495   AUe 


.1.11.:,,  I  ,  :-i.  L,  i  .  d:,d  Li.l  lli.  i-forbu-tus. 
iiiill    .loliii.  -1.  1,11  K,  died  Oi-t  20.  scorbutus 
J  W,*  1,  Co  G,  died  Jan  20,  '65,  scorbutus. 


^I'i't  28,  diarrh 


llr.Mvrr     l>  1'      11' 

(    1     woundi 

11,  dl.arrhea. 

^S'^'!S•nr^"^'^       / 

■  '   •    •'■    di.irrhea. 

!    "   •     ■  •    seorbutus. 

d  Oct  22,  scorbutus. 

died   Nov .9,  diarrhea  C 

Bccldcv,   C;.   102,   Co  F, 

i'.l    1 •'■■■    diarrhef 

Barnes,  E  H,  2.  Co  D. 

Blackwood.  J.  92.  Co  I. 

Bowens.  W  H,  100.  Co  A 

Carpenter,  White,*  92,  Co  B.  died  Ma 
Cnneland.  C,  1,  Co  A,  died  Apr  r 
roates,   "-    ^-     " '• 


o   01 

(    q     1 

^ 

0    To  r    rt    d 

r  1 

27   S 

t       o' 

r    S    1 

Co  B     1      I 

Ma 

<)n 

T)l     ■» 

W  n  r 

(0    11 

M 

J  0 

%ot 

R     Oo 

5    4.      Co  C     d 

d    I 

om 

n      a 

u 

1      Co  13    d    d 

M-.V 

D  ga 

Tto 

1   ca       (0 

5     d 

t  ph  s 

1 

oi      Co  r   d 

n  r 
r  p 

111      /»  n    dl 
"    Co  H    d  ol 

1   ' 

■Ma-;     W 

"1    (or    dec 

I 

1  > 

n  ■"> 

Co  n    a  pd  1 

•vin 

DaM 

r  w 

4'5    Co  r    dol 

2<>    J 

Dnndr 

on    T 

td  Co    Id  cn 

8  OJ 

Dort<i 

r  - 

oa      Co  n    d 

Dlle 

(   ■><!  "1   ro  I   dl  1 

Dod!! 

Cn 

1    dl  d    V   "  1 

«0l  Dl     r 

C        6 

CoC        -d   \ 

tery 


Co  H    d 

et  F 

1 

1. 

G 

rheum 

o  D    I  p 
Co    H     d 

^[J 

o" 

an 

'  r" 

t?s, 

'Lf/P 

d     1 

I  Ml 

d    d 

Ml 
30 
^1 

27 
dia 

1 
d' 

■onchlti 
<^iita,. 

0340   I.,,] 
<i486   (iat 


A.  diMl  Apr  7,  Ilia 


Oo,  diarrhea, 
i-orbutus. 
75,  debilitas. 
lobilitas. 
.,  diarrhea 


527  Hitk.  -. 
080  Holili,  :. 
748  Hiuiiiiiii 
748  Harv.>, 
875  Heiliy,  1 
•J49  Hawkilli 

1354  Henci,  (( 
1390  Hollowu 
1534  Hai-risoi 
ICeO  Jlazlptt, 


May   8,    ft 
died    May 


'^SL^n 


Co  K.  died  Aug 
.  Co  a,  died  Au! 
Co  C.  died  Aus 


94  30 

9080 

inisn 

10(107 


r,802  Uii 
7022  Hii 
7388  Hn 
7446  Hn 
7825  Ho 
T946  Hii 
8060  He 


■  rles.  45,  Co  K,  died  M»v  22,  diarrli 
^'■ph.  1  artil,  died  May  l'.j.  diui-rUt;a  < 


■tO'J.-   Long.  JOhu.  45, 

51i)5  Llghttoot,  Wm, 

butus. 


Co  H,  died  . 


4.  diarrhea. 

F?^ 

■  10.  diarrhoa  c. 

1U0U4 

Til-'  ••!     uiMiiids 

':;■" 

LlvlnKood.  C  B.  *  35,  Co  G,  died  Dec  16,  scorbutus. 
Lonffstreet,  W  F,  31,  Co  A,  died  Jan  2G,  '65,  scor- 

r^civls,  D,  7,  Co  A.  died  Jan  23.  '05.  diarrhea  a. 
Little,  Wni,  175,  Co  D.  dud  April  7,  '.05,  diarrhea. 

Jed  March  19,  fever 

Malsbrav,  Asa,  40  cav.  Co  A.  difd  Maich  22.  fever 
typhus. 

Moore,  T  J,  *>  2.  Cm   I'    -!.•''.:.'     ,     ,'.    ;.i 

McKcever.  Jaiiies,  .s.  ^ :  i  .  -■•-  n:- 

Mlcliey.  Samuel,   i.  i  •■   i       i         Mi'     ,     ■     i;   n    ■  '  , 

Murphey,  John.   7  r:i\  .    '  ■>    l:.    <l     M    Me    . -^     .hnrli'i 
Mitchell,  J,  120.  Co  !■.  .lu...l    ..xprn   7.  uiiiril,.-,. 
McKindrV,    M.    7,    Co    l-    die.l    Am-il   0     diarrh,-;,. 

Malone,  li  J  *■  4<1.  ( 


lud  toept  J 
.  d  Sept  2i 


12.J35  Mclxjii.i 
12872  McGraM 
12875  Martin, 


■.'    diarrhea. 
ftLorbuths. 


,  Co  B,  died  Mar  16,  '65,  diarrhea. 

)  r,  died  May  9    dinrrtiea. 


B,  died  Ma 


diarrhea, 
diarrhea. 
22,  diarrhea, 
diarrhea  c. 


183  Niver,  Edward,  3  cav,  C( 
245  Ostr.inder.  E  W,  100.  Co  . 


les,  45,  Co  H, 
E,   45.  Co  H. 


20,  diarrhea  c. 


March  19,  fever  con- 


di.d  Aug  24,  diairliea. 
Co  1.  died  Aug  27.  diarrhea. 


r.471  M,-C^he.  J.  or..  Co  C.  .li-d  .\ 
BSJ1   Mcrormiek.  W  P.  2.  Co  r. 
r.S55  McSorlcT.  T).  49.  Co  F.  dl.d 
R.«l.';2   MeCov,  J  n.   OS.  Co  A     i'-i\ 
6920  McDell,  Wm.  SD.  Co  K,  died 


',  21,  Co  C.  died  S.'pt  13.  diiirrlie.n  c. 
Z,  124.  Co  K.  died  Sept  14.  diarrhea  c. 
W.  6  cav.  Co  O.  died  Sept  18.  acorhutu,s. 
■T,  40.  Co  H.  died  Sept  20.  scorbutus. 
;.   rs.   Co  B.  died  Sept  21.  diarrhea  c. 
n'7,   Oeorie,   13.   Co  K.  died  Sept  25,  scor- 

Wm    :!4.  ir  i,  Co  Ti.  died  Sept  27,  diarrhea. 

:    1''     3t"..    Co  r>.    died    Sept  30,    scnrbutus. 
,\,   2:!     Co  n,  rti.d   Oft  20    scorbutus. 

1    V    'I'^i  rn\.  t'n  y    1!  -'ii  n  r  :;.-.    scorbutus. 


IL'ooJ 


S-lOO  Kogi 
342U  Kal-1 
3613   KUSM 


IG,  dysentery. 


7980  Selb,  Ja 

8014  Shriver, 

8015  Snider, 


"fiaS 


13GCJ  Reeir,     i 

1413  Rees,  .    l;      ,  ■ 

1646  Rajii.,    \      I  ■ 

1657  Robii.s     I 

1672  RBbiii-"!      ■      I 

1859  RouiK, 

:;366  Repaii,     \      , 

2647  Rapi,,    n  . 

2692  RaWi,h,,M-„,      \ 

1763  Rei,  j',   124.  Co 


Co  C.  dii>d  Marih  9.  pn 

>  B,  died  March  14.  tevei 

'    I"  K.  died  Marc-ti  18. 

'  ■•  P.  died  March  29. 

ili.'d  March  31.  dial 

1.,  died  Mch  31,  di: 


\V,   111.  Co  B,  died  May  22.   t.- 


m  is: 


.Smitli. 
Stultv 


3288 
3361  I 
S536 
3602 


Steward,  .r,  •• 
Steiner,  M  J.  ' 
Smock,  A,  93. 
Sniarz,  A.  93, 
Shipple,  .lohn. 


2194   Vlning,  W  H  H.  4  4,  Co  G.  died  June  19.  diarrhea  i 

3902  Valentine,  C.  123.  Co  H.  died  July  24.  scorbutus. 

4450  Vaugb.  B,  125,  Co  P,  died  Aug  1,  diarrhea. 

4497  Vangrider.  H.  103,  Co  H.  died  Aug  1,  diarrhea. 

5263  Vatier.  J  P,  6  cav,  died  Aug  10,  diarrhea. 

6170  Vail,  John  L,  *•  17.  Co  O,  died  Aug  19,  cerebriti! 

6859  Vanaman.  M,  21.  Co  E.  died  Aug  26.  scorbutus. 
"r,9S.->  Vanderveer.  A,  6,  Co  H,  died  Aug  27,  diarrhea. 

77r,(;  Vi'-for.  H.  1  artil,  Co  D,  died  Se_pt  4,  gangrene. 

•i..7ii  \  "li^.  .1.  3(.   Co  H,   died  Sept  23,  scorbutus. 
lit '..J   \..i!,   \    1  L',  Co  K,  died  Oct  3.  scorbutus. 
iii:is:p   \  ;,ii    (.  M,  7,  Co  D.  died  Oct  5,  scorbutus. 
I'll,  J   \aii    I  irri,  H.  14,  Co  I,  died  Oct  7,  scorbutus. 
ijii;':,   V;Mii.iiii.  i:,  135.  Co  B,  died  Oct  18,  scorbutus. 


[       S07    \v' 


No.   of 


died  A  UK  IG, 


V,  Co  H,  died  April 


Winkle 

t.'T 

Mfl.aut'h 

UlV 

(|UUd 

run.  dl 

d  Mareli  1 

-»r  \\nrne 
48Jt  ^\    In 

■K 

101'.  Co  c 

.   die 

>.  Co 

Mel 

IG.  'C. 

d  Ai.cr 

.  diarrliea 

r% 

Ynl    - 

:     W 

'       ' 

,1 

1',:'  ■'" 

,l,,Ml,,     , 

fiOBh 
-8C1 
-8-( 
0  tit 
2f,9 

Yoimt 

"',' 

,;.»■:'■,'; 

died 

I'-eb' ' 

u,  -'oi,' 

pk'urUi^; 

i'^ 

Zubci-s 

J  M 

TOO.  Co 

,?-,<' 

edJi 

ly  12. 

Bish.  J.  103.  C' 


PE.1}\SVI.VA\IA. 

224   Attwood,   Abraliam,  IS  eav,  Co   I,   died 

dIaiThea. 
350  Armidster,  M,  4  cav,  Co  A.  died  March  3( 


3294  Burn 
3442  r.rinl 
3477  Bake 


3018 
X317 
3967 


Alexander,  Ji 
Ardray.  .1  P, 


3  anil,  Co  n.  died  . 


Co  F,  died  July  25,  diarrhea, 
n,  J,  •79.  Co  1.  died  .lulv  27.  dy.sentery. 
r  J,  7,  Co  H.  died  .Inly  28,  diarrhea, 
(ieorge  W.  \*r,,  Co  F.  died  .luly  28.  dlarrht 
,  II,  5],  Co  C,  died  July  29,  diarrhea  c. 


M.  50 


(ii.ii  .hii\    26.  d3i.seiTt.ery. 

di.d  .Inly  2G.  tRisentery. 
Adam.  116.  Co  (i,  died  July  27.  fever  ii>. 
termittent. 
Barrett   J    «.  Co  K.  died  July  30.  diarrhea  c. 
Brown,' J.  53,  Co  G.  died  .July  31.  diarrhea  t. 
Butler.  P.  53.  Co  G.  died  July  31.  fever  intermittent. 
Barton    .Tames.  4  cav,  Co  B.  died  Aug  1.  scorbutus. 
Burke    .T    90.  Co  A.  died  Aug  1.  diarrhea. 
Baker.  E>  4.  Co  K.  died  Aug  3,  diarrhea. 
Behreas    A.  7.  Co  E.  died  Aug  4,  scorbutus. 
Bennett.  Oeorge.  55,  Co  D,  died  Anp  5.  scorbutus. 


PENNSYLVANIA. 


Burnliaiu,  11.  143,  Uo 
Broudbuck.    Adam,    1 


A,    aiel    Aug    11 


diod  Aug  14,  dys 


0071 
■6099 
«127 
'6229 
0244 


(5359 
■G.542 
•(•..151 
0554 


\;^^'!A 


IS,  diarrhea. 


R  T.   14  9.   Co 


li:07U  Bond,  C  C,  20 
12098  Brady.  N.  5  c 
12108  Brubakur,  B  J 
12177  Braddock,  T, 


Oo  K,  died  Nov  18,  scoibutus. 
IV,  Co  M,  died  Nov  19,  diarrhea  c. 
;,*  79.  Co  D,  died  Nov  2b,  scorbutus 


Co  D.  died  March  23,  '65,  diarrhea. 
56,_Co_I,  died  July  5,  diarrhea. 

'■  '   " -      •  iuritis. 


4    cav,    Co    H,    died   March   25, 

0  F.  died  April  2,  diarrhea  c. 
died  April  9.  pleuritis. 
u  I.  died  April  9.  pneumonia. 
,  Co  A,  died  April  9,  diarrhea  c. 
,  Co  M    died  April  14.  diarrliea. 
a\.  Oo  I,,  died  Aprjl  2r>   diarrhea. 


1206  raidwell.  S  A, 
1232  Coburg.  M  C.  0 
1490  Conn.   .1  H,   18 


7541  Bull 

7fi84  Will 

7747  Blui 

7775  Bill 

7940  Bro 

7903  Bru 

8073  Brit 

807.5  Bnl; 


f-350  Brown,  . 

83.58  Bricken; 

8363  Bruce.  J 

S413  Blo-sser. 


.  Co  If.  died  s  ptlO   dial 
W.   101.  Co  1.  died.vSeiit 

101.  Co  P,  died  ,Sept  10.  diarrhea, 
s,    7    reserve,    Co    H,    died    .Sept    11, 


4.  diarrhea. 
I,  dysentery. 


liarrhea  c. 
17.  anasarca. 


30,   diarrhea. 


Auk  1 
died  J 


5484    Conahan.   M     115,   Co   B, 
.''1578  Carpenter,   W  C,    145.   Co  O,  died "A 
5.584  Campbell.  R  D.  11.  Co  E   died  Aue  1 
.-023   Cov.   II.'   7  rav,   Co  B,   died    .Mil.'  1  1. 


K  13.  scorbutus 


0430 
0502 
ORIS 


20.  marasmus. 


27,  diarrhea. 


Criser.  M,  54.  Co  F.  died  R.-nt  3.  diiirrhea. 
Crawford    .1  A.  103.  Co  B.  died  Sept  8.  diarrhea. 
Collins    M.  I'Ol.  Co  K,  died  Sept  8.  scorbutus. 
Cole,  .f  C.   118.  Co  K,  died  Sept  8.  diarrhea. 
Chapman.  ,  18.  Co  A.  died  Sept  9.  diarrhea. 


Cavende 
Casey.  J 
C  oilman, 


PENNSYLVANIA. 


U131  CranuT,  E,  55,  Co  P,  died  Sept  18.  dii 


10436  Dun 
10917  Dal/ 
ll-'9.5  Drll 


115U5 
11014 
11650 
11659 

11800 
11815 
11828 
11876 


May  9.  diarrhea. 


butus. 
CrcKcer,  \V  H.  5  cav,  Co  G.  died  Nov  4.  scorbutus. 
Oliacon.  A  W.  106.  fo  B,  died  Nov  4.  diarrliea  e. 


Crompton.  1  ^,.  71.  .  ■  !  .  I 
Cone,  S.  115  Cu  K.  rti.d  1>' 
Culp.  !■  K,  13S.  Co  B.  died 
Connor.  S.  112.  Co  H.  died 

euord. 
(•l:irK.  .1,  ,s;1,  Co  P.  di.  d  .lai- 


152  Davidson,  H,  57.  Co  I,  di. 


.■?0.S8  Ffii 
3.i82   Fr.i 


PENNSYLVA^■IA. 


■M.  a.v=fiil,ury. 


Uoodinau,  F,  55,  CoH,  died  Sept  ul,  diurrliea. 


Jubb,  J,  10a,  (Jo  J.'',  died  j 
Uleuu, ' 


diarrhea. 
I.  ■'■iitery. 


SL'Ol  llaiiiug 

2  Headley 

3S7y  Height. 

:il30  Huglies. 


Wl  Holliil"'  1. 
I"."*  TTonipan,  i 
?0C  Henry,  r. 


PENNSYLVANIA. 


Lr,  died  fcit-nt  lb,  di 
K.  died  Sfapt  IS.  ( 
.  Co  D,  died  Sejit  : 


arrlioi. 


;  9,  3Cor- 
(liarrhca. 


1213  Hunter.  J.  H 
1495  Hardlnivlck.  J 
1009  Hosallock.   II 


11799  Haeortv 
11S97  Hart.  M 
1221.';  Hyatt.   T 


sheart.  X.  18  < 


10(U0  Ireton.  S  R. 


Co  F.  died  Mar  30.  feve 


l.">90  .Tamesot 
1S17  Johns. 
5295  Johnso.i 


13  cav,  Co  L.  died  July  15.  ana; 
11.  Co  I.  died  July  IB.  dysentery. 
liie,  49.  Co  a.  died  July  17.  tev 

,  Co  B,  di^d  July  17,  di.irllieu  o. 


rENNSVLVxVNlA. 


Lee,  Jamos,  13    cav,  Co  B,  diud  July  18,  diarrhea. 
Lour,  d  P  B,  101,  Co  1,  died  July  30,  diarrhea, 
l.amij.rt,  W,  4  cav,  Co  K,  died  jiilv  31,  diarrhea. 
I,.. II. ..-11     Wallace,  14  cav,  Co  C,  died  Aug  4,  diar- 


iMUjj.,  Augustus,  55,  Co  H,  died  Aur  10,  diarrhe; 
Loudin,  11  N.  14,  Co  H,  died  Aug  10,  scorbutus 
Lacocli,  HuEh.  lie    -     -     .... 
Lodiss.  H,  rio.  Co 


McCaiie,  Charles,  14,  Co  C,  died  July  3,  diarrhea. 
iVlcltath,  J,  4S,  Co  C,  died  Xuly  7,  diarrhea  c. 
Morris,  Calvin,  53,  Co  D,  died  July  i),  scorbutus. 
McCalasky,  J  E,—  4  cav,  Co  A,  died  July  10,  dia 

•  rhea. 
Mattiser,  B,  57,  Co  F,  died  July 


L'50  My 
374   Mil 


Mattiser,  B,  57,  Co  F,  died  July  ii,  ajarrnea. 
Madden,  Daniel,  149,  Co  G,  died  July  11,  pueun 
"■    103,  Co  E,  died  July  13,  diarrhea. 
Jul 


3  artil,  Co  A,  died  July  IG, 
Meaner,  K  N,  155,  Co  H,  died  July  17.  i 
McKeon,  John,  101,  Co  H,  died  July  17, 
Mlhau,  J,  138,  Co  D,  died  July  17,  dysentery. 
MaroUT,  John.  1  cav.  Co  D.  died  July  20,  dysentery. 


430.".    M.I 

4710  Math._-\v^ 
4734  Moore,  M 
4796  McDevitt 
4824  Miller,  11 
4870  Mills,  Wi 
4898  Muldanv, 
5008  Martaln,  . 
5069  Measler.  . 
5139'McCaffi.  V 


5159   Ma 


died 


V,  Co  A,  died  Aug  20, 
I.  di.d   .\n£r  ?•-•,  ^.orbu 


105,  Co  (i.  died  Mar  27,  i 
Co  C.  died  March  28,  dvs 
13  cav.  Co  H,  died  Miir 


PENNSYLVANIA. 


n.   113,  C<i  A.  dk-d  Sept  24,  scorbutus,  oW  Pftrisky,  H,  Si 


4  .av.  Co  D,  di. 


scorbutM 


^iionic,  .S  It,  4,  (o  1 
L-Iesby,  J.  4  cav,  Co 
Mrlen,  1'.  13,  Co  A, 


PENNSVLVANIA. 


4U4S  SU-lcill. 

AOm  ShriMi 
4113  Sheppa 


-■",  diarrhea. 
1>  27\  dyseiiter 


JLajni,  A  E,  IS  . 

i:;048  Ruth,  n  s.  23. 

Kothe,  C,  101,  C 


,141  siiringi 
71'(>2  Slulv.  I 
7302  SineLT. 
7358   Scoleto 

7379  Scott.   ' 


I  diarrhea, 
^•■orbutus. 
i^  31,  diarrhea 


7U48  Bpenc^ 

Tr,i>2  Siiydr 


0LI2  Slade. 
8444  Shirk. 
8.307  Simou- 


hil  s.  pt  17.  diarrliea. 
>.|.i  i.-^.  diarrhea  c. 
••1  ^^-'I't  l.s.  diarrhea  c. 
ied  sept  20,  diarrhea, 
ept  20,  diarrhea. 


PENNSYLVANIA. 


,  icvur  typhus, 
imatisin. 


.mil,  J,  73,  Co  E,  ditid  April  28,  fcvcT  con. 

r    I         ni:i    ,  .,   w    ,1,1    iiiiv  ,-,.  d.vsentCM'y- 


\  Irlol      Jol       1      To  T 
I  rndri"!     \\    4    lo  B 
I  tlpr    \\        4      (  0  IT 

1    d  \o\  "3   d  arrl    a 

i  Mav  "o   r!  cumat 

l,VeV„?a^ 
0    dlarrl    a 
1       (I  irrl  »a 

1  'i  1 

\\    kl   s    A    1      a      CO 

L   d    d  Mi    i    1      t  \   r  c 

^WlVl"""','.   r" 

PENNSYLVANIA. 


11750 
11890 
11978 
11987 


Wald.  I 
Wider, 
Wfatlu 


12222  Williams.   .1, 


10158  Van  Dvkc,  D  L 
11810  Vanniaikis.  D, 
12154  Vanliail.Tiii.i.i, 
3958  VOL-Ir,    \-     TV    < 


5,  Co  A.  died  Dec  4,  scorbutus. 

Co  A,  died  Nov  23,  scorbutus. 

,  Co  A,  died  Jan  2,  '65,  diarrhea  < 


:03,  Co  A,  died  Oct  1,  diarrhea. 
Co  E,  died  Nov  4,  scorbutus. 
4,  Co  a.  dicrt  Nov  25.  scorbutus. 


6573 
6818 
11327 


6231 
1744 


2521  ; 
S647  : 
4261  : 

4576  , 


Zane.  Wm.  19.  Co  K.  died  Aug  23,  ictus  soils. 
Zcrl.  S.  103.  Co  P,  died  Aug  25.  scorbutus. 
Zane,  M,  118,   Co  B.  died  Oct  23,  scorbutus. 


RHODE    I^f.\I\D. 


CaUalu 


2832  Collins,  J  11, 


a.  died  Apr  20.  diarrhea, 
died  Ma.v  19.  pneumonia. 
V,    Co    K,    died    May    28, 


Peterson,  John, 
Rathbun,  J,  1  ( 


Co 


died  April  18,  dyscntei 
.,  died  Aug  29,  debilitas 


Sweet,  M,  1  cav,  Co  D,  died  June  23,  diarrhea. 
Spink,  J,  1  cav,  Co  H,  died  June  27,  diarrhea. 
Slocum,  George  T,  2d  lieut,  1  cav,  Co  A,  died  Jul 

Smith,  P,  1  cav.  Co  A,  died  JuV  28,  diarrhea. 
Stalord,  J,  1  battery.  Co  A,  died  Aug  7,  scorbutus. 
Slsson,Chas  T,  5  artlI,Co  A,  died  Aug  19,  dysenwr 
Seymour,  H,  5  artil,  Co  A,  died  Aug  19.  diarrhea. 
Sullivan,  J,  5  artil.  Co  A,  died  Aug  21,  diarrhea 
Sander,  Chas,  5  artil,  Co  A,  died  Aus  28,  ana-arc 
Slocum,  C  A,*  5  artil,  Co  A,  died  Aug  31,  anasarc 


Wright,  Moses,   2  cav,   Co  A,  died  March  7.   levf 

remittent. 
West.  H,  1,  Co  A.  died  June  10,  diarrhea  c. 
Wallace,  Wm,  5  artil,  Co  A.  died  July  11,  diarrhea  i 
Wood,  J  B,  5,  Co  A,  died  Aug  16,  diarrnea  c. 
Wist,  J,  2  cav,  Co  A,  died  Aug  21.  diarrhea  c. 
Wayne,  .S,  1  cav,  Co  A,  died  Aug  25,  diarrhea. 
Wilson,  J.  5.  Co  A,  died  Sept  4,  anasarca. 
Withani,  B,  1  light  artil,  died  Sept  19,  anasarca. 


TE.\]\ESSEE. 


!■  d  July  20,  aiui4;irca. 
died  Aug  22,  scorbutus 
d  Aug  22,  fever  typhus 
id  Aug  23,  dysettteiT 
d  Scut  2.  diarrhea. 


1538  Bradslun 
1610  nrownln: 


llanlcT.  T,  .•.  artil,  Co  A,  dird  Nov  15,  scorbutus. 
Ide,  S  R,  1  cav,  Co  H,  died  June  14,  dysentery. 
Johnson,  A  G.  5  artil,  Co  A,  died  July  8,'  diarrhea. 


died  Aug  25,  diarrhea. 
-"  "-   '  5,  diarrhea. 

Co  A,  died  Oct 


Miner.  S,  1  cav,  Co  D,  died  Jun 
McKav,  Thomas,  2.  Co  P.  died  J 
McKcnna.  J,  3  artil,  died  Scut 


3176  Blalock, 

3198  Brown,  . 

6  Brnndon 


ferave. 

i  0142  Bayles,  K, 

■  (n9-l   nurnett.  S 


9373  Dbdd,  Chas, 


,  Co  B.  dir-d  Si-l>t 
,v,  Co  K,  diea  Srpt  111 
dtlzea,   Dpriitiii    I  " 


9453 
9701 
10014 
10244 
12119 
12379 
12498 
12794 


Dort, 
Duke, 
Dyer, 

Dodd  ' 
Dyke 


i,  Wm,  7,  Co  D,  died  Oct 


,  died  Jan  18.  diaiThca. 


,*  2.  Co  C.  dl«l  o  I   , 

2,  Co  K,  died  Ori  j,i    -  .irimi  i^ 

A.  7,  Co  E,  died  Uli  -1,.  -  .,ii,.t. 
13.  Co  U.  died  Jan  ."1.  'i;.-,.  h,  or 

7,  Co  C.  died  Feb  8.  '05.  diarrhea 

3,    7    cav,    Co    D,    died    Feb    16 


■av,  Co  B,  died  Oct  30,  scorbutus. 
2,  Co  B.  died  April  2.  diarrhea. 


1030 
1751 
183(1 


.",'':•■'.  1  ]:.. 

■hn.  8.  Co  H,  died  Au?  37.  diarrhea  o. 
!•,"    13    cav.     Co    B.     rtl.-d     Auk    20, 

ill  S 

0133   Fin,- 
L'5n2    Fr:lli 

."^Il'v'c 

^  -"  •  ^  i;   'iiiMi  ',h  n  •:i"''i'.-!,"d..|>illta3. 
V.  Co  I."dlk  /uly  21  ."cliiVrlien. 

■-'"'.',  ;;;;';,,' 

'::'i^ 

,  2.  Co  B,  died  April  10,  diarrhea. 
Co  r.  died  .Tune  11     di-hilitas. 
=    <;    rii„.i   I,,.,,.  ir.    diarrhea. 
7  .  iv    '  "  1'    ^l-'l    iiHu.  27.  diarrhea  c 

■    '    .   11    '1     '    luiv  4.  diarrhea. 
1'    ■■'<'.    ■'.    .:  M  T.'U  18.  smallpox. 
.■   ■    .  I      ;     ;    .pill  11,  smallpox. 

78S0  Cotter" 
nnoi  Crum.  . 
S'-'in  Cree^r. 
■l"0«  CooloT. 
pons  Chndwl 


302  Dodd.  Beniamin. 
39!)  Doss.  .1  W.  2.  C, 
-ISS  Dudley.  Snmuel. 


0201  Dunn: 
0901  Dvn.  ^1 
<<!?I  Draan. 
«>'"  Davis. 


i    diarrhea. 
■    .iiirrhea  c. 
■  t'    'i  ■ '!    \  i.r  1  2,  diarrhea. 
:,  .iii.l  .vpril  *.♦,  iineumonia. 
'lii.'fl  April  IS.  diarrhea. 
B.  died  April  21.  diarrhea. 
if'd  .April  23.  drsenterv  e. 
B.  died  Aiir  24.  bronchitis. 
.Vpril  29.  diarrhea  c. 


844  Hughes 
•J58  HkKU-j 
1030  Hicli,vo] 
Illil  Hall.  ,1 
1159  Heutli^ 
1491  Hkk-,H 
1551  Hopkiii 
J554  Hui]l,,  J 
1766  Ham- 
1774  HotiL-r  . 
1S46  Ham,:,, 


6581  Hiljbni 
6048  HailN 
6681  Hortoii 


S486  Hale. 
8529  Hayr 
9044  HeiKl 
9788  HodK 


11791  Hickii,; 
11801  He  Will 
11861   Hipfs 


12423  Hoae 
12655  HlltTu!- 
12693  Hanb.i 


49,  Co  F,  (lied  Sept  22. 


'■.  bronchiti; 
orbutus. 
a rrbea. 


.Ian>cs,  Co  M.  dlrd  Mu 


6262  Ni 
7818  N 
9068  N.. 
9447  X. 
9040   X- 


Ictus  solis. 


7.  sforbiitus. 
diarrhea, 
iarrhea  c. 


TENNESSEK. 


E,  died  S('i)t,  :;u 


1284  .Smith. 
1313  Short. 
1353  Smith. 


died  .Tune  20.  diiiiThe; 


7.  to  .V.  dli-.l  .Inn 
\-  II.  •-'.  Co  D.  di. 
13.   Co  A.  dl.'d  .7 


4.51S  Underrate.  A. 


Co  E.  died  Mar  IS,  'M.  diarrhea. 
1  A.  died  March  31.   diarrhea  c. 
.  Co  B.  died  April  2.  fever  typhus. 

I,  died  April  2,   pneumonia. 
Co   A.  died  April  12.   dyscnterv. 


2.    Co  I.   died  .Tune  16.    diarrke*  e. 
lel,  13.   Co  C.  died  June  IS.   scorbutus. 
S  cav.  died  June  2S.  dysentery 


,   Co  I.  died  July  7.  scorbutus. 

Co   K.  died  July  8,  scorbutus. 

Co  G,  died  .Tuly  12.  scorbutus. 
1  cav.  Co  E,  died  Apr  1 .5.  smallpox. 
1  T).  died   Apr  13,   sniallpoN. 


TENNESSEE. 


West,  W  F.  2,  Co  H,  died  Aug  2.  anasarca. 
Waid.   John,   citizen,   died   Aug   8,    diarrhea. 
J\hUb.v,  K  B,    2,  Co  c,    died  Am-  1.5,  smallpo.x. 
Weese.    VV,   2,   Co  I,  died  Apr  23,  smallpo.\. 
Weir,  I,  1  cav,  Co  B,  died  July  14,  diarrhea  c 
Wilsxju,  H    2.  Co  B,  died  Juiy  14,  scorbutus. 
Wolf,  A,  10,  Co  C,  died  July  H 
WiU!am.s,  A,  3  cav,  Co  E,  died  July 
Willis,  Jas,  Tenn  State  G,  died   I.-lr 
Webbe,  J,   2,   Co    B,   died  July    I'l 
Wilson,  J,  12,  Co  F,  died  Julv  "i     . 
Wilson,  S  L,  2.  Co  D,   died  .Jiil\      • 
Waltord,   w,  7,  Co  A,  died  Juli    l:  - 
Co  C,   died  Aus    1      - 

7  cav,  Co  B,  died    \ 

,  Co  A,  died  An-  i 
Co  B,  died  Auk  i  ■ 
2,  Co  B,  died  -\ii 


2S11  Chase,  M,  6.  Co  H,  died  July  3,   bronchi 

a351  Cole,   A  H,  9,  Co  H,  died  July  15.  scorbi 

3817  Croclier,  D,  5,  Co  D,   died  July  23,  diairl 

3918  Clough,  John  D.  11,  Co  A,  died  July  LM.  c 

■1205  Chamberlain,   C,   Co  A,  died  July   29.   dla 

4S83  Crouse,   N,  5,  Co  C,  died  Aug  6,  Moiimls 

51U3  Chester,  A,  11,  Co  K,   died  Aug  9,  diaiil 


Wallac 
Wright.  J  W, 
Withyde.    S,   ] 


SOUS  Drew,  F,  1  cav,  Co  F,  died  July  9. 
5927  Donnhue,  P.  1  cav,  Co  D.  died  Aut 
C104  Dunn.  G  13.  »  1,  Co  G.  died  Aug 
r.33S   noviug.  P  W,    I  artil.   Co  F,  died  _■ 


Co  F,  died  Oct  4,  scorbutvis. 
L.  ]4.  Co  H,  died  May  1,    dial- 


died  Ai>i  il    - 1 ,    , 

D.  died  .M:.\  1.  ilumli.  1, 
'.    died   May   Ifi,    an;is;nc!i 

E,  died  Apr  10,   .smallix 


VERITIOilfT. 


Co  G.  died  Sept  9,  diarrhea  c. 

■o  r,  died  Sept  28,  diarrhea. 

'  11.  Co  A,  died  Oct  11,  diarrhea. 
artil,  Co  A,  died  Oct  21.  s.  orh.itus 
Co   A.   died    Xov   11     il  ,,    i,,  r, 

'o  C.  died  Marcli  l:i      .,-.    <l    ,     h,  , 


11,   Co  L,   died  .Scpt   S,    diarrhea  ■■-     < 
artil,  Co  K,   died  Oct  12,  dlarrh.;..   i 
:.   Co  K,  died  Oct  15,  diarrhea  c. 
4,    Co    n.    died    Oct   22.    scorhnt'i 


0204   Farnham,  L  D,  **  11,  I'u  A,  died  Aug  20.  ictn,   -..'' 

]7,30  Gelo,  A,  3,  Co  B,  died  ,Tune  8,  diarrhea  c. 

5273  Green.  E,  2  battery,   died  Aug  10.   diarrhea  c. 

8572  Gleason,  C  W,  1  artil.  Co  H.  died  Sept  12.  dyseni. 

9799  Gillman,   S  A,   4,    Co  G.   died   Sept  20.   diarrhea. 
11. W8  Graves.  J.  11.   Co  E,   died  Oct  28.  scorbutus. 
12531  Gerry,  E  B,  *  4,  Co  H,  died  Jan  26,  '05.  diarrhea 


V,  died  Aug  10.   .scorbutus. 
:..  died  Aug  IS,  diarrhea. 
:    H.   died  A\ig  24,   dysenter.y. 
died  .Vug  31.   dysentery. 


Bli.'^s.  J  II 
Burchard. 
Benson.  A 


ISO   Barlver,   F. 


Brainard.  J  P., 


Barker,   C,  4, 
Batch.'  ri  F.'  1 


12100  Baxt 
12412  Pish 
J25S.5   nail. 


11S1I  Howard,  J,  11,  Co  A,  died  N(,v  4.  diarrhea  c. 
1200  Hall.  C  A.  1.  Co  A.  died  Nov  17.  scorbutus. 
12300  Hodges,  J,  1  cav,  Co  H,  died  Dec  17,  scorbutus. 

3309  Jones.  H  L.  0.  Co  B.  died  Julv  14.  diarrhea. 
3858  .lo.slln,  H.  1,  Co  B.  died  July  24.  diarrhea  c. 
3880  Jordan,  A  E.  17.   Co  A.   died  July  24,  scorbiitu.s. 


0908  K.i-.v     I.  .      1  ;,,til.  Co  F.  died  Aug  27.  scorbutus 
7702  Km     I   \     s     I     in  D.   died  Sept  4.  scorbutus. 
8901    Kii-    I        .     \\      I,  Co  H,  died  Sept  16,  scorbutus, 
0239  Km    111,  i  ii:i.    I   int.il,  Co  K,  died  Aug  26,  scorbutus 

4597  I.a    ii.in.v     II,    1.    Co  M,   died  Aug  3,  diarrhea. 

4004  Kiiii.iiin,    II,   :.,  Id  A,  died  Aug  3.  dysentery. 

70.53  Ij;ii. ,    ,\,    1   mv.  died  Sept  3,  debllitas. 

7891  I.iMlil.  iiiiii-li,  .1,    17.  Co  A.  died  Sept  5.  diarrhea. 

83.55  I.i-.ii».it,   I',   II,  Co  L.   died  Sept  10.  diarrhea. 
10180    LuuKorshan.  W  C,  1  cav,  Co  F.  died  Oct  1,  diarrhi 
11074  Lacker,  II,  11,  Co  A,  died  Oct  17,  scorbutus. 
12910  Lumsden  C.  4  cav,  Co  B,  died  Feb  8,  '65,  scorbutus 

1335  Mitchell,  Jacob,  2d  bat,  died  May  24,  anasarca. 
1544  Mose.y.  A,  1  cav,  Co  K,  died  June  1,  diarrhea  c. 
2088  Mclntire,  John,  7.  Co  P,  died  June  17,  diarrhea  i 
2394  Manian.    P,   9,   died  June  24,   diarrhea  c. 
4017  Morse,  W.  1,  Co  F,  died  Aug  3,  diarrhea. 
5073  Martin.   James,   1,    Co   M,    dlec" 


iig  8,    fever  con- 


Win. 


E,  died  Aug 


died  Aug  30,    dysentery. 
Hod   Sept   11.   diarrhea. 
,  Co  I.  died  Sept  W,  diarrhea. 


2d  bat.   died  July  11, 
Co   D,  died  July  12. 

artil.  died  Auj;  7.    diar 


11SU5  VVorthers,  S  T,  1  ca 
12150  WiUey,  J  S.  1  artll. 
4333  W-ashburu,  Tru,  1  c: 


Co  D,  died  Nov  6,  dy.seotery. 
?o  A.  died  Nov  25,  seorbutus. 
,  Co  D,  died  Aug  2.  dysentery. 


T1R<>}II¥IA. 


821  Anderson,  A,  2, 
."JTli  Armstrong,  «*  8 
;H2  Ayers.  S  V.  11, 
lues  Arnistron!;.  (i  U 
-'71)9  Ariulml:  \V  n 
,-.011  Ariii.tin.  .  I  ,1 
3341  Arboiiu-      ■     \\      ! 

8803   Aber.i .\ 

1152.-    AUi-.iii     '.      I      < 


C,  died  May 


died  March  30,  tevar 


lied  Apr  0,  fever  typhus. 
IV,  Co  D,  died  May  1,  diai 


4,  diarrhea. 
1,  diarrhea, 
anasarca. 

vseiiterv. 


butus. 
Varnum,  E  G  J,  11,  Co  F,  died  Aug  15.  scorbuti 


ihitney.  A.  9, 


Geo  O, 


2174  Campbell, 


647  Davis,  S,  3,  Co  D.  died   Apr 


diarrhea. 


:,  died  Sept 
cav,  Co  fc. 


cav,  Co  Tj,  died  Oct  12,  diarrhea 


vln,  militia,  die* 


!3,  pneumonia, 
r  18.  dysentery, 
diarrhea  c. 


Fawkes,  Wm,  14,  Co  D,  diea  Aug  15, 
Foster,  S,  S.  Co  A,  died  Aug  29,  dvsei 
Feather,  J  B,  14,  Co  B,  died  Sent  5,  dis 
Feasiey,  Len,  1  artil,  died  Sept  14,  seort 
Fusner,  J  E,  e  cav,  Co  D,  died  Seut  H, 
Freeboru,  11  L,"  14,  Co  B,  died  Oct  2 

tent. 
Furr,  E,  10,  Co  K,  di.-d  Oit  n.  (litinli.-; 


',  ditd  Aug  L'2,  scorDutus. 
butus.  '''"'■  "^'^  •'^'^  "■    '«5.  ^^of- 

241  O.xley^  Robt,  14.  Co  C,  died  Mar  30,  diarrhea  c. 
7t)i   Osborne,  Thomas,  5,  Co  H,  died  June  9,  dysentery. 
30  I'atki^d,  Myron  C,  2  cav,  Co  I,  died  Mar  13,  pleu- 
7i!7    I'lirl.  I  ih  Id,  John,   4,   Co  F.  died  . 
■■-    i'"i;'  ..  ■■■11,   c  D,  10, 


4738  Gordon,  s,  ; 

(5348  Guenant,  A 
10581  Garton,  Wn 
11574  Gluck,  A  E 
11864   Gibson,    A. 


§3^  iisi/;;;;;,,: 

1013   Hess,  J. 
1421  HattieW, 


41  Maddo 
280   Mason 


1209n  M.ao,  1 
12272  M'jCuu-i 
9488  McGreg 
12008  McWlIs 


.July  25,  diarrhea, 
pt  2,  d: 
Seirt 


10S54  White,  J  N. 
148  Young,  A,  .« 
094   Tounii   Ed,' 


Tl'lSCOiVSIlf. 


I  M 

I       869-J 
^     10830 


Bower,  H,  1,  Co   a, 
Tiurk,  O.  15,^0  iJ,  ^:.  - 
liawgarder,  II,  •_'.  c       i- 
liall,   H,   7.  Co  A,  rti.'il 
Bowhan,    H   A,-"   10, 

typhus. 
lirooRs,   E,  1  cav,  Co 
I!<...ii,.r,  B  F.**  lA,  r„ 


I;     l.'>.  diarrhea. 
(>.  diarrhea, 
died  June   18,    tew 

June  22,  diarrhea 


.  Co  D.  died  .Sept  20.  scorbutus. 
;o  D.  died  Oct  6.  scorbutus. 

13,  Co  A,  died  Oct  25.  scoibutus. 
.  Co  B,  died  Nov  3.  scorbutus. 

Co  IK  died  Nov  20,  wounds. 

scorbutus. 


lug  13.  wounds, 
c  19,  scorbutus. 
s  30,  dTsentery. 
\n<.'  :m.  gangrene. 
-'  ir  n.  diarrhea. 

-   1      1-,   diarrhea. 


I.   died  Oct  14,   scorbutus. 
.  died  Nov  2.  scorbutus, 
died  Nov  1.5.  scorbutus. 
K.  dif-d  Oct  28,  diarrhea. 


■  -1  .iiilv  2«,  iysentery. 
\    .->  i ,  dysentery. 
U,   died  Aug  9,   scor- 


ept  7,^diarrh 


Bavid,  D  P,  25,  Co  B,  died  Mar  S,  '05,  diarrhea  ! 
Knger,  .T.  15.  Co  K.  died  .Tune  24,  dysentery  c. 


G  W.  T,  Co  C. 
W,*  7,  Co  E,  di 
W  P,  10.  Co  A. 


n,  W  R,  24,  Co  D,  died  Feb  14,  rheumatism. 

•    O.**  16,  Co  Ti,  died  May  31.  diarrhea. 
'■.'■;-    .  Fred,  15,  Co  I,  died  Jon.'  21,  ilKiiriua. 
'iuth.  H,  1.  Co  D,  died  Jiilv  T     lii-  !,  n 
utccnman,  D."21.  Co  K,  di-i   i         i-    :'-.i,t.-ry. 
Grcenwall,  M.  1  cav,  Co  r    .      !  '     <  iitery. 

Orunds,  L,  15.  Co  I,  died  A 
Groujpe,  D,  4.  Co  P.  died  s.  i      ;        ,        :    :,. 
lUindiison,  H."  13,  Co  I,  diid  ■_>•]■     ~       ■i':tus. 
Goon,  John  E.  30,  died  Aug  23,  diavrli.  a. 

Helt,  Carl,  20,  Co  E,  died  Apr  1,  dvsenterv. 
Hale.  A  C.  21,  Co  I.  died  Apr  24,  fever  tn.hus. 
nasliins,  J,  1.  Co  E,  died  May  10,  dyfen'ery. 
Hoffland,  — ,  1  set,  15,  Co  K,  died  Juno  5,  anasarca. 


Jillett,  J,  7,  Co  H,  di..l 
Jennings,  J  R,»  45,  Co  I, 
Johnson,  W  H,  6,  Co  H, 


1,  Co  H,  died  May  17,  scorbutus. 
,  1.5,  Co  E,  died  June  26,  dysentery  c. 
lii    B,*  21,    Co   B,    died  ,Tuly   27,    fever 

Co  C,  died  July  31,  diarrhea 

died 


I  uii.-s,*  24,  Co  H,  died  June  9,  anasarca. 
II,  died  June  IS,  diarrhea. 
I  NV.  3  battery,  died  July  1,  dysentery. 

\1   .         ,   li,  E,  1  cav,  Co  L,  died  July  6,  diarrhea. 
iMc  Korini-,  J,  1.  Co  F,  died  July  7,  diarrhea. 
McLaulin,  C,  36,  Co  I,  died  July  20,  diarrhea. 
Mathison,  E  N,  2,-  Co  E,  died  Aug  6,  diarrhea. 
Many,  J,  24,  Co  D,  died  Aug  8.  diarrhea. 
McP'adden,  H.  1  cav.  Co  P,  died  Aug  9,  diarrhea. 
Mnrtes.  B,  10,  Co  D,  died  Aug  15,  scorbutus. 
Main,  Henry,  30,  Co  P.  died  Aug  15,  diarrhea. 

,  -,  ...  Jo  I.  died  Aug  20,  r 
Me.sser,  P,  5,  Co  B,  died  Aug  21,  dii 
Myers,  s,  15.  Co  G,  died  Oct  4,  scorbutus. 
Miilasky,  E,  21,  Co  B,  died  Nov  9,  scorbutus. 

Nelson,  K,  15,  Co  R,  died  July  30,  scorbutus. 
Northam,  S  R,*""10,  Co  C,  died  Aug  7.  scorbutus. 
Nichols,  Wm.  10,  Co  I,  died  Aug  18,  dysentery. 
NelT,  VVm,  33,  Co  I,  died  Oct  G,  scorbutus. 


5683 
5739 
0231  McClury, 


diarrhea. 


11,  diarrhea. 


6088 
ilSOO 
11812 


Olson,  O,  15,  Co  B,  died  Ju 

Ochle,  P,  26,  Co  E,  dii'd  Oct  27, 

Olston,  M,  15,  Co  B,  died  Nov 

Palmer,  John,*  7,  Co  C,  di.'rt  A] 

Plum,  A,  4  cav,  Co  K.  di.  d  .liuj 

Peterson,  A,*  15,  Co  K.  •:     i    i! 

Picket,  T  B,*  1,  Co  F.  ^  ' 

Purdy,  M,  10,  Co  E.  'i     : 
.  Plrlrls,  J,  17,  Co  P,  d:.  ; 
I  Purdee,  J,  10,  Co  I,  di-  d  ^>  i-     i 
;  Peterson,  S,  15,  Co  K,  dud  b.  i 

Plllsbury,  A  J,  1  cav,  Co  H.  di.  i 

Patterson,  3,  21.  Co  A,  died  tri 

Painter,  H,**  ID,  Co  F,  died  S. 
;  Patterson,  S,*  15,  Co  I,  died  h-.  i 

Peterson,  C,  15,  Co  J,  died  Scji 
i  Roach,  A,  21,  Co  P,  died  June 

Kenseler,  H,  2,  Co  G.  died  July  _ . . 

Reynclers,  P  S,  10,  Co  K.  died  July  20,  dysentery. 

Reed,  O,   1,  Co  K,  died  Aug  7,  dysentfrv. 


.=;chkassen,  J  J,  7,  Co  F.  died  Mar  19,  dysentery. 
Shrigley,  H.  10.  Co  G,  died  Apr,  8.  diarrhea. 
.■-liirus,  R,  15.  Co  F,  died  July  3.  diarrhea  c. 
Sirbirth.  P,  24,  Co  E.  died  July  9,  anasarca. 
Shoop,  W,  1,  Co  G,  died  July  18,  diarrhea. 


3583  SultoE,  J,  10,  Co  B,  died  Julv  19,  diarrhea. 

fsn  Sharp,  J  W,  2,  Co  G,  died  July  30,  diairhea. 

4378  Smith,  W  F,  10,  Co  B,  died  July  31,  djarrhca. 

4436  Shun,  J,  24,  Co  H,  died  Julv  31,  diarrhea. 

4788  Scott,  E  G,"  21,  Co  D,  died  Aug  !>,  scorbutus. 

4S82  SUngerland,  John,  1  cav,  Co  B,  died  Aug  6,  fever 
intermittent. 

CS43  Starr,  E,  16,  Co  P,  died  Aug  26,   wounds. 

7014  Seaman,  M,*«  21,  Co  B,  died  Sept  2,  dysentery. 

H1G8  Sniith,  i,  4  cav,  Co  K,  died  Sept  8,  diarrhea. 

9693  Snvder,  M,  26,  Co  E,  died  Sept  24,  scorbutus. 
11037  Smith,  S  M,*  21,  Co  F,  died  Oct  17,  scorbutus. 
11047  Sales,  A  D,  4,  Co  K,  died  Oct  17,  anasarca. 

2148  Tung,  S  W,  21,  Co  D,  died  June  18,  scorbutus. 

2385  Tay,  S,  1,  Co  K,  died  June  24,  diarrhea  a. 

25S8  ToniUnson,  Ilobt,  6,  Co  B,  died  June  28,  dlariliea  c 

Thompson,  D  D,  36,  Co  B,  died  June  10,  diarrhea. 

Tyler,  J,"  10,  Co  A,  died  July  16,  diarrhea. 


3120 

3375 
3661 
4467 
6858 
7160 
8500 
11236 
11420 
11475 


TucKtr, 

Taylor,  A  L,,  25,  Co  E,  aieu  Aug 
Taylor,  I,  6,  Co  E,  died  Aug  20 
Thorn,  F  C,  1  cav,  Co  L,  diid  Ai 
TToutman,  A,  2",  died  Sept  lir,  ;.< 
Thurber,  D,*  36,  Co  G,  died  Oct 
Tyler,  E  P,  10,  Co  F,  died  Oct  2 
Thorst»i,  P,  24,  Co  G,  died  Oci  : 
Thompson,  O,  15,  Co  K,  died  Jai 


2309  Updell,  J  S,  15,  Co  B,  died  June  22,  diarrhe: 


6,  broiichitis. 


8359 

8427     .,  .-, _. 

11390  Voclee,  F,*  l6,  Co  E,  died 


gangrc 
arbutus 


9484 
9938 
10213 


Webster,  A  C,*«  7,  Co  E,  died  May  7,  bronchitis. 
Winleis,  P,  1,  Co  M,  died  JVlay  6,  diarrhea. 
Wilder,  John,  1  cav,  Co  F,  dieS  May  10,  diarrhea  c. 
Welcome,  E  D,  1  cav,  Co  L,  died  May  31,  diarrhea. 
Walter,  fe  P,  21,  Co  G,  died  June  7,  diarrhea. 
Welton,  M  S,  1  cav,  Co  L,  died  June  13,  diarrhea  c. 
Winchester,  Geo,  21,  Co  I,  died  June  28,  scorbutus. 
Weaver,  H,  10,  Co  F,  died  July  4,  diarrhea. 
Wens,  Charles,  7,  Co  B,  died  July  16,  diarrhea  c. 
Wakefield,  D,  25,  Co  K,  died  Alig  4,  diarrhea. 
Woodward,  W  B,  1,  died  Sept  21,  scorbutus. 
Wick,  J,  1  cav,  Co  H,  died  *iri,t.  2.S,  scorbutus. 
WilUs,  E,  7,  Co  E,  died  Oct  L'.  s.  «ih>itus. 
WlncheU,  S,  1,  Co  D,  died  Cirt  C.  s.„ii™tus. 
Whalen,  M,  12,  Co  B,  died  Oct  21,   Murbutus. 
Ward,  A,  1  cav,   Co  C,  died  iec  31,  scorbutus. 


12G26  Tessen, 


24,  Co 


UiVITED    STATES    AR^MY 


Anderson,  A,  16,  Co  C,  died  June  10.  diarrhea  c. 
Atwell,  Thos,»*  6  cav,  Co  M,  died  Julv  20,  phthisis. 
^     —,  died  July  31,  scorbutus. 


rcbritis. 
14,  Co  C,  died  Aus  18,  dysentery. 
Austin,  Jas,**  4  cav,  Co  K,  died  Sept  7,  dysentery. 
Annis,  Chas,  8  colored,  Co  I,  died  Oct  26,  scorbutus. 
Alfka,  A  H,  2  cav,  Co  D,  died  Sept  19,  diarrhea. 

Blossom,  Chas,  6  cav,  Co  E,  died  Mar  22,  flvsentery. 
Bouphten,  M,  16,  Co  E,  died  May  15,  anasarca. 
Bailey,  Andrew,  16,  Co  K,  died  M;i\    1>'    diuili.i, 
Britner,  A,  10,  Co  K,  died  May  Is     .n  i    .!■  . 
Banks,  E  E,  17,  Co  C,  died  May   1"    .i,.     i  .  ' 
Burton,  Geo,  8  colored,  Co  I,  died  Mi.      i    u   i   li,.  ,i 

Barden,  Chas  S,  15,  Co  E,  died  .Mc    J'.    -  - -^ 

Beal,  H,  15,  Co  C,  died  Mav  28.  ili.uii,,.,  ,. 
Becker,  L,  2,  Co  B,  died  May  -v.  aim  1 1, .a. 
Brown,   C.   16,  Co  I),   died   June   '.i,    ;iii;is;ii  ca. 
Bates,  E  L,  6  cav,  Co  E,  died  .Iiijir  17,  diarrhea. 
Branna-san,  J,  18,  Co  D,  di.d  .lujie  -i.  dcbilitas. 
Bigler,  ^  M,  2  cav,  Co  B, 


9848 
10621 
11577 


Bradshaw,  H,  marine  corps,  died  July  1,  diarrhea. 
Bush,  W,  15,  Co  E,  died  July  15,  diarrhea  c. 
~  "    ■       ~    19,  Co  A,  died  Aug  6,  dysentery. 


Baldwin, 


Chisholm,    J    M,'*    marine    corps,    died    Apr    L 

diarrhea  c. 
Clemens,  1),  6,  Co  L,  died  June  14,  diarrhea  c. 
Clemburg,  J,  16,  Co  D,  died  June  19,  diarrhea. 
CassmaDj^  A,  marine  corps,  died  June  20,  diarrhea 


Thos.  15.  Co  H.  died  Julv 
16,  Co  H,  diei 
Co  A,  died  July  18,  "dysen.i 

.=.    Co  H,  died  July  24    dia 

*  '    '' .  died  .July  30,  diarrhea. 


Cavanaugh,  P,  16,  Co  H,  died  Julv  10,  diarrhea. 
'     ,  H,  12,  Co  A,  died  July  18,  dysen.tery. 

24,  diarrhea. 


5156  Cu.      .     J.. 
5234   Cms.  1,    I     1 :. 
5436  Chaiiipu.y,    1 
6420  Canmiell,   J. 
7532  Coolidge,  M, 


Oorst,  James,  1  I.  i  ..  I 
Connell,  J,  14,  c ..  U, 
Chamberlain,  0,  17,  C. 
Collins,  M,  4  cav,  Co 
Carter,  C  A,  1,  Co  B 
Clifford.  J,  (5  cav,  Co 
Chase,  L,  10,  Co  C,  d 


9034 
9113 
9186  Carroll.  L,  2 


9482 
9814 
10210 
10557 


congreve.  E,  a,  en  . 
Cuyler,  W,  16,  Co  1 
Crocker,  Chas,  2,  <  ■ 
Cargill,  C,  12,  Co  1' 
Clark,  R  W,  2  i 


Breen,  A,  d,  Co  if',  died  Aug  15,  dysentery. 
Boyd,  John  B,  4,  Co  K,  died  Aug  19,  diarrhea. 
Bradman,   A   M,**   6    cav,    Co     M,   died    Aug    23, 

diarrhea  c. 
Burd,  W  H,  6,  Co  E,  died  Aug  23,  anasarca. 
Bowers.  J,  4,  Co  K,  died  Aus  26,  anasarca. 
Burk.  James,  1.  Co  K,  died  Sept  3,  diarrhea. 
Brossessault,  M,  2  artil,  Co  M,  died  Sept  5,diarrhea. 
Banvall,  J,  4,  Co  F,  died  Sept  16,  scorbutus. 
Bartlett,  E  K.  2  s  s,  Co  D,  died  Sept  21,  scorbutus. 
Barstow,  J,  18,  Co  D,  died  Sept  24,  diarrhea  c. 
Barrett,  J,  18,  Co  D,  died  Sept  27,  scorbutus. 
Britzer,  L  B,*  15,  Co  C,  died  Sept  10.  diarrhea. 
Brown,  J,  12,  Co  H,  died  Oct  28,  scorbutus. 
Brlokley,  H,  1,  Co  K,  died  Nov  1,  scorbutus. 
Ball,  W,  12,  Co  C,  died  Nov  18,  scorbutus. 
Boyer,  J,  1  cav,  Co  K,  died  Nov  21,  siorbutus. 
Bromley,  J,  18,  Co  G,  died  Jan  31,  '05,  scorbutus. 


76  Casey,  Jno,  19,  Co  A, 


Co  . 


Doney,  .^  W,  6  cav,  Co  D,  died  May  21,  diarrhea. 
Dunn,  Wm,  19,  Co  F,  died  June  5,  dysentery. 
Dunn,  John,  18,  Co  H,  died  June  20,  diarrhea  c. 
Bonalan,  M,  2  cav,  Co  L,  died  June  26,  dysentery. 
Beyer,  H.**  18,  Co  B,  died  July  7,  dysentery. 
Barvin,  W  W,  2  s  s,  Co  B,  died  July  31,  diarrhea. 
Dinslow,  B  F,  12,  Co  G,  died  Aug  1,  scorbutus. 
Belaney,  Jacob,  5  artil,  Co  F.died  Aug  3,scorbutus. 
Boll,  ft,  14,  Co  C,  died  Aug  11,  diarrhea. 
Bolan,   P,  19,  Co  P,  died  Aug  12,  phthisis. 
Davis,  G,*  19,  Co  A,  died  Aug  15,  scorbutus. 
Decker,  James,  10,  died  Aug  18,  dysentery. 
Davis,  J  W,*  l5,  Co  E,  died  Aua  19,  dJarrhe 
Doran,  J  M,  19,  Co  E,  died  Aug^20,  diarrhea 
Douglity,  D  B.  3  artil,  Co  C,  died 
Davidson,  J  H,  15,  Co  C,  died  Aiig  25,  anasarca. 
Delaney,  E,_19,  Co  F,  died  Aug  26,  


Delaney,  J, 


bo  P,  'died  Auk''27,  'diarrhe 


Samuel,  4  cav.  C 
Downlns,  M,  10,  Co  T>. 
Doule,  J.  10,  Co  D.  III. 
Davis,  Clarke,  1  butt  • 
Draperj_L,  14,  Co  1  ■ 
Bavy,  H,  18,  Co  G.  n 
Diller,  O  M,  5  cav.  i  >  i 
Drummond,  J,  18,  C  1 
Dunn,  C,  15,  Co  C,  die 


'  I.  r  L.s,  scorbutus. 
4,  '05,  'scorbutus. 


5648  Evans,  T,  14,  Co  F,  died  Aug  14,  dysentery. 
6813  Edwards,  Wm  (negro). 8,  Co  A,died  Aug  35,aiarrhea. 
7576  Erick,  J,  2,  Co  K,  ded  Serit  2.  dysentery. 
7616  Ellerton,  N,  16,  Co  D,  died  Sept  2,  scoibul 
12689  Emmict,  S  S,  5,  Co  C,  died  Feb  22,    ' 


12  Fercuson,  J,  6  cav,  Co  E,  died  Mar  15,  catarrh. 

13  Pit/gibbons,  Thos,  2,  Co  C.  died  May  20.  diarrhea. 

Ti  r.  i.ll,  .T,  12,  Co  A,  died  May  31,  diarrhea  c. 
V.   I    'I.  -     II,  18,  Co  E,  died  Mav  23,  diarrhea  i 


37,  July  3,  fever  remit- 


I.     .:..  il    .  .T; 

i;i,  scorbutus 

.  oibutus. 

■-'a  1 1; 

Fi.st.T,"  J,  4,  C 

.'h.  di 

■(1  Itjr   19,"  sec 

rbutus. 

272 

GiUigan,  Mat, 

'  1,  Co 

I.  died  Mar  31,  dysentery. 

1639 

Gard?nei-,  C.  s 

ienal  c 

orps.  died  Jut 

e  6,  diarrhea 

2801 

Gulterman,  S.- 

* 10.  c 

,  K.   died  July 

2,  diarrhea. 

4977 

Gray,  Wm    T 

1'.  d    '.UL   7.  d 

irrhea. 

6182 

Gal^,'Whl-.. 

,  diaJThea  c. 

7220 

Gulvere,  l':t, 

JO,  scorbutus. 

8057 

Griffith,  S,   1  1 

8671 

Gunter,  Join,. 

dhirrhea. 

8857 

Grace,  Tlic.a 

.'  l.''i: 

l;.  d,._.l   S..i,t 

9851 

^^f\Sl- 

Co  K, 

lied  Sept  27, 

scorbutus. 

2066 

Co  E,  died  Nov  16.  dysentery. 

7335  Golton,  R,  16 

Co  B, 

died  Aug  30, 

diarrhea. 

397 

Ha-tch,  T  C,  1 

,  Co  A 

died  Apr  C.  p 
died  April  13, 

neumonia. 

Halbert,  P,  2, 

Co  H, 

dysentery. 

UNITED  STATES  ARirc. 


Halpin,  P,  5  artil,  Co  H,  died  June  1,  dianhea  c. 
Haney,  H,  16,  Co  D,  died  June  3,  diarrhea  c. 
Hurman.  J  H,  •!  cav,  Co  E,  died  June  4,  diarrhea  i 
Hendricks,  J,  16,  Co  i),  died  June  IT,  anasarca. 
Hogan,  M,  16,  Co  A,  died  June  20,  diarrhea  a. 
Hurley.  D,  marine  corps,  died  July  1,  dysentery. 
Hunt,  Wm,  16,  Co  D.  died  July  7,  diarrhea  e. 


5,  Co  C,  died  July  31,  diarrhea. 
Co  F,  died  Aug  29,  dysentery. 

V4UO  Harsham.  J  R,  15,  Co  G,  died  Aug  31,  anasarca. 

8004  Hallcy,  J,  13,  Co  B,  died  Sept  6,  diarrhea. 

9104  Hook,  H,  19.  Co  F.  died  Sept  18,  diarrhea  c. 

9155  Heir,  J,  14,  Co  A,  died  Sept  18,  scorbutus. 

9C.05  Hildri-th,  Jas,  12,  died  Sept  24.  diarrhea. 

9918  Hanev,  J,  12,  Co  C,  died  Sept  28,  scorbutus. 

10054  Hasle'r,  C,  13,  Co  M,  died  Sept  30.  gangrene. 

10439  Hlrshlleld,  Or,  marine  corps,  died  Oct  7.  scorbutus. 

10857  Harman,  J,  15,  Co  E.  died  Oct  14,  diarrhea. 

11136  Hamilton,  S,  2,  s  s,  Co  D,  died  Oct  19,  diarrhea  c. 

12309  Hill,  M  A,  2,  fio  G,  died  ,Ian  1.  '05,  debllitas. 

121101  Holt,  E  lnesro),35,  CoH,  died  Feb  6,  '65,  diarrhea  c. 

10322  Hamman,  W  H,  lo,  Co  F,  died  Oct  4,  scorbutus. 


5532  ImhofT,  I.  15,  Co  E,  died  Aug  13. 
7647  Ireland.  George,  14,  Co  E.  died  Se 
10742  Ireson.  I,  4  cav,  Co  A,  died  Oct  11 


diarrhea  c. 

Johnson.  P,  2  battery,  died  Sept  8,  scorbutus. 
3U6  Jones,  W.  1  artU,  Co  K.  died  Sept  10,  scorbutus. 
319  Jones.  C  B,  1  cav.  Co  H.  died  Oct  3,  scorbutus. 
y23  Jerald,  W  H,  *"  18,  Co  F,  died  Nov  8,  scorbutus. 

495  Klngcnr.  J,  1,  Co  K.  died  April  12,  diarrhea. 
912  Kelly,  Jolin,  16,  Co  C,  died  Hay  5,  diarrhea  c. 
662  Kain,  P  F,  **  lo,  Co  A,  died  June  6,  dysentery. 
256  Kenley.  i>,  2,  Co  F,  died  July  13,  dysentery. 


i»,  2,  (JO  b',  died  July  13, 
y,  F,  IS,  Co  F,  died  .Truly 


60B1  McClaiT,  R,  11,  Co  G,  died  Aug  18,  scorbutus. 
6313  Munson,  C,  12,  Co  X>,  died  Aug  20,  scorbutuB. 
6407  Mulhern,  C,  4  cav,  Co  C,  died  Aug  22,  scorbutus. 
6515  Mantle,  J  M,  «  15,  Co  F,  died  Aug  22,  fever  typhus. 
6851  Marston,  B,  51,  s  s,  Co  G,  died  Aug  25,  diarrhea. 
6973  McKlnley,  EW,  marine  cuius,  died  Aug  27,  diarrhea. 
7341  McGuire,  J,  12,  Co  D,  died  Aug  30,  scorbutus. 
8293  Mun,  W,  18,  Co  H,  died  Sept  9,  scorbutus. 
8473  McGlnness,   A,   4  artU,   Co  E,   died  Sept  11,  scor- 


Miller,  H,  2  artil,  died  Sept  20,  diarrhea. 
Morris.  G  J,  IS,  Co  1,  died  Sept  21,  diarrhea 

Molirrnnff     11     1«    fo  T    flifd  Sept  26,  scorbi 
M;uiiiii  _•     I     l,>    (  o   .\     d  .(1   (  ut  1,  scorbutus. 


12364  McGorren,  J,  17,  Co  6,  died  Dec  3i,  scorbutus. 


8003 
6954 
10240 


Northrup,  H  E,  4,  Co  H,  died  July  3,  diarrhea. 
Newcomlje.  John,  18,  Co  G,  died  Aug  20,  anasarca. 
Nichols,  H,  *  12,  Co  A,  died  Aug  P"    ■■ 


Naft,  V,  bugler. 


Co  F,  died  Ja 


Co  B,  died  April  16.  diarrhea. 


2368 
7036 


ew'el,  'l,  18,  to  G.  (Ik-d  March  17,  '65,  diarrhea  ■ 
Co  K,  died  June  23, 


O'Reilly,  Theodore,  ** 
~        ""  '     10,  Co  A,  di 


11846  Osrans,  J,  ^ 
492  Parfrld!:e,  J  ' 


died  April  12,  diarrhe 


5643  K.llv,  J,  III! 
r,271  Kochel.  .1,  - 
6577  Kelly,  Wm, 
6764  King,  I,  7. 


11949  Kennedy.  J, 


Co  E,  died  . 
I  orps,  died  . 
F.  dlod  .\\ic 


Mulhall.I' 
Marze.  .Ik 
Mct.au£:li;i;;,  J 
McConaghy,    1', 

Meadow,  John, 


i\   10,  diarrhea. 
1  ',  diarrhea. 
•  \  May  E4.  diarrhea. 

li  May  30. diarrhea. 
!  •'  10,  diarrhea. 
If  14.  diarrhea  c. 
lied  June  14,  scor- 


cav,  Co  v..  died  .Tune  25,  scorbutus. 

.- !  corps,  died  June  30,  dysentery. 

29-.:0  Miller.  C  H.  6  cav.  Cn  F.  died  July  5.  scorbutus. 
.'!054  McKlnn.v    J.  marino  rnrps.  died  July  9.  diarrhea  C. 
3083  Malonei",  i;    i  ■    •  -  i;,  Hi.d  July  9.  diarrhea  c. 
39.50  MerklU.  i  <     .      m    died  July  25.  diarrhea. 

4712  Murch.  V,        1  I     .      >      i!i,rt  Aug  4.  diarrhea. 
4823  McClint..         I  11.  died  Auc  5.  diarrhea  c. 

4863  Martin.   M     .    i    •  'i-    died  Auc  6.  diarrhea. 

.lni'S  Martin,  J,  1  r:,v.  >  n  k.  died  Auc  11,  diarrhea  c. 
5364  McOann,  n.  IJ.  Co  R.  died  Auc  11,  diarrhea. 

cav,  Co  K,  died  Aug  12.  scorbutus. 


5581 
5769 
6073 


McT.ean, 
McCoslin.  ilob. 
McDonald,  4  cc 


an,    v^u   o.   uieu  Aug  lo.    envere 

Co  E,  died  Aug  18,  dysentery. 


Quiiihaek,  J,  18,  Co  G,  died  July  20,  scorbutus. 

Ross,  — ,  19,  Co  A,  died  March  5,  phthisis. 
Roonev,  Mark,  14,-  Co  F,  died  March  27,  pneumonia. 
Reardon,  D,  13,  Co  G,  died  April  6,  dysentery. 
Reynolds.    Edward,    marine    corps,    died    April    23, 


4957 
5210 

5984 


Ronev,  F  J,  18,  Co  E,  died  July  15.  diarrhea  c. 
Ritzer,  Geo  A.  5  cav,  Co  H.  died  July  23,  diarrhea. 
Robinson.  W  R,  6  cav,  Co  H,  died  July  30,  diarrhea. 


Rouke,  J,  10,  6a  D,  died  Aug  17,  diarrhe: 
Richards,    Theodore,    2   cav,    Co    D,    died   Aug   2£ 

diarrhea. 
Rogers,  Wm,  18,  Co  G,  died  Sept  11,  scorbutus, 
Reynolds,  D,  4  cav,  Co  C,  died  Sept  19,  anasarca. 
Reillv.  J,  3,  Co  B,  died  Oct  2,  scorbutus. 
Rawson,  J,  16,  Co  K,  died  June  30,  diarrhea  c. 


F.  died  April  2,  diarrhea. 
p   fli.-il  Mr»v  20.  diarrhea. 
:i .    '  "  ]\    *\\<H\  May  21,  diarrhea. 
'     !  'd  May  23.  diarrhea. 
r          I    lime  5,  scorbutus. 
:    I  line  7.  diarrhea. 
ii.    1    1 17.  scorbutus. 


303  StrifT,  Join 


2298  Styles,  J  X. 
2550  Sumser,  J,  1 
3110  Spaulding.  J 
3114  Skinner.  L,. 
3838  Smartkash. 
3978  Somers,  P.  ■ 
4238  Seyhert,  J  s 
4310  Smith.  All(  I 
4666  Striper,  M. 
5022  "  ~    ' 

5305 


ine  27.  diarrhea, 
died  July  10.  diarrhea. 
inlv  10,  diarrhea. 

(1  July  23.  diarrhea  c. 
I  July  26.  diarrhea. 
'lied  .July  29,  diarrhea. 
Miiv  30,  anasarca. 
'.n  4,  scorbutus. 
iiL'  8.  diarrhea  c. 
Aug  11,  scorbutus. 
■    ■        '      diarrhea. 


UNITED    STATES    ARMY. 


10i;l4  SuUiviu 

H144  Bchrodf 

11301  Smith,  . 

11333  Stantoi^ 

11664  Spenci 

11690  Shortm:, 

12186  Street.  , 

12211  Stanton 


Took'v,  Miilj.icl,  13,  Co  a,  died  Mar  21,  diarrhea  i 
Taylor,  Ai.ios,  17,  Co  H,  died  Apr  12,  diarrhea  c. 
Thompson  Wm,  18,  Co  6,  died  June  23,  scorbutus. 
Truman,  .1,  5  ( av,  Co  D,  died  .lune  20,  dTsentery. 
Tyson,  F.  .s  11  in  li  rli,-,]  .liilv  )7  i.lf.iViti-i. 
Tredi-idL'.  ,  \  r  i  -  .  .,:  :,,  .i  d  \iil  :  :iii;i>arca. 
Taylor,  M    ;■      -     '  ■  ;■    .!   .,  ■  h.  ;i. 

Turk,    11      ■  :l  ,,■•'.,,, 

Thonia-,    i      :  >        i      .       i    ■     ,      v    n    i    ;lira  c. 

Train. T,    M    .  ,  .  -   i     .1,.  .!  ^  i.i  ■.    .h.uriM  ,. 
Thomas,  1^  (n.LToi,  a,  Co  i>,  di.d  .'^ei.t  11,  t.-ver  Intel 


7829  Unmucli,  C,  1  aitil,  Co  K,  died  Sept  4,  dysentery. 

3657  Volmore,  .1,  3,  Co  K,  died  .Jul 
7042  Vaneotten,  Wm,  16.  Co  D,  dl 
7135  Vickery,  Wni,  1.  Co  H,  died  Aug  28,  diarrhea. 
'2041  Van  Buren,  \V  H,  16,  Co  B,  di.jd  Nov  lij,  scorbui 

1259  Walker,  Wm,  6,  Co  T>.  di.  .1    M  .-     ■!     .ii...li..a. 
1299  Worster.Chas  B,  5  cav.C  ii    :      ;     !  r        ;   imrrhei 
2752  White,  Thomas.  1.  Co  J)    .11         <':.'.       rli.a. 

■1023  Winia.ms,  B.  18,  Co  D.  (h  ■:    i  Mitus. 

4248  Warnej,  S,  16.  Co  E,  di.-.i    i  -        ,-     ..  .-. 

4306  Williams,  .John,  4.  Co  I).  . I  irli.a. 

,'>425  Walreor.  10.  Co  D.  died  A.. 

0125  Wlcllham,  Ci  H.  16,  Co  1!,  .1  .n.ntu 

0637  Wills.  S,  15,  Co  E,  died    \:  .;       ,      ., 

7048  Wright,  C  S,  12,  Co  C,  di.-.l    \.i     ;j7,  f.  , .  r  .  ..,ii;,.st 
7109  Wadsworth,  B  H.  12,  Co  V,  (li.'d  Avs  -n.  diarrhe 
7254  Warner,  H,  2,  Co  D,  died  Auk  30.  diarrhea. 
9105  Whitney,  J  W,  •  4  cav,  Co  K,  died  Sept  18,  s. 

..      Samuel,  8,  Co  F.  died  Sept  IS.  diarrhea. 

ZTO),    8,    C.I    P.    died    S.^pt  14,    si 


n854 
10355 
10374 


Walker,  John 

butus. 
Walter,  I,  17.  Co  : 


10756  Waldo,  J  M,  1  artil,  Co  K,  .1:  .1  1 1,  (  i  j    ^.  ..iimti 

11137  Williams,  C,  1  artil,  Co  K,  di..il  u.t  i;i,  s,'orbuti 

n,S95  Wlzmaker,  a,  2,  Co  M,  died  Oct  24,  scorbutus. 

12009  Wilson,  O  W,  15,  Co  A.  died  Nov  14,  scorbutus 

C-196  Targer,  A,  18.  died  Aug  22.  scnrbutns. 

7101  Touns,  Robert,  1  cav,  Co  K.  dieii  aiil'  ?s,  diarr 

10754  TounR,  E  R,  2  artil,  Co  M    .(i.  .1  ...  I   |-    -....i.iiti 

11373  Young,  J  C,  19,  Co  A,  di.  .1  .  ■   :    ':  : '.tus. 


M,  14,  Co  : 


UIVITED    STATES    IVAVY. 

319  Akinson,  A,  G  B  Nepsia,  died  .Tune  27,  diarrhea. 
398  Anker,  Geo.  schooner  Norman,  died  Aug  4,  diai-rhea. 

371  Anderson.Chas,  »  B  Southlleld,  died  Sep  7,dlarrhca. 

319  Bradley,  John,  G  B  Southfleld.  died  .Tiily  3,diarrhea. 
175  Brodcriek,  W.  U  S  Navv,  died  ,Tuly  17,'  diarrhea. 

372  Bowers,    W    H,    G    B    Wat.-r   Witch,    died   Aug   8, 

diarrhea  c. 
D47  Boucher,   W,   G  B   Shawshecn,   died  Nov  10,  scor- 
butus. 

314  Carnes,  Wm,  U  S  Navy,  died  .Tune  13,  diarrhea  e. 
149  Conant.    G-    S,    V    S    S    Southlleld,    died    June    IS, 

diarrhea. 
580  Carter.    W    J,    G    B    Montgomery,    died    June    27, 


..luo  ^^oiiHur,  .J,  u  ib  i\av.y,  aieu  &ept  i.  scorbutus. 
9544  Culbert,  J,  U  S  Na^T,  died  Sept  23,  diarrhea. 

1G4  Dillingham,   J  N,   G   B   Housatonic,   died   Mar  26. 
phthisis. 
0437  Dullney,  J,  r  S  Navy,  died  Aug  22,  diarrliea. 

30SG  Ellis,   J  It,   U  S  S  Columbine,  died  July  9,  fever 

typhus. 
4134  Evans.    John,     G    B    Shawsheen,    died    July    28, 

diarrhea  c. 
4462  Earl,  Jas  IT.  paymaster  Bte^vard,  U  S  Navy,  died 

Aug  1,  scorbutus. 


(flarrh. 


Tlaniel,     G    B     Soutlifield,     dii-^d     Aug    12 


died    Apr    n 


Heald,     Wni,     a     B    Can 
_  diarrhea  c. 

Jolui,  seaman,  died  May  30,  anasarca. 


Hilton,  . 

Hodges,   L,   schooner  Norman,   died  July  17 
chitis. 

Ben;,  U  S  S  Wabash,  died  July  2: 


Hea^?,  HH,  . _ _.., 

Holas,  Thos,  Water  Witch, 


Underwriter,    died    May 


Jones,    Wm 

diarrhea 
Jones,  Theodore,   U  S  S  Underwriter,  died  June 

diarrhea  c. 
Journeay,  John,  fireman,  U  S  Navy,  died  June 

diarrhea  c. 
Jackson,  J,  G  B  Shawsheen,  died  Aug  22,  scoilni 
Johnson,  G  B,  U  S  Navy,  died  Sopt  9.  diarrhe; 
James,  F  A,  U  S  Navy,  died  .Sept  15,  dysentery, 
Johnson,  M.  U  S  Navy,  died  Sept  20,  diarrhea. 
Joseph,  E,  U  S  Navy,  died  Oct  2,  diarrhea. 

Keete.  John,  G  B  Housatonic,  died  Apr  18.  dy 

tery 

Kellv!' 

diarrh 
KInnev,    John,    G   B   Water   Witch,    died   July   24, 


Lawton,  James,  U  S  S  I,adona,  died  July  30,  dysen- 
tery. 

Mays.   A  H,  mate  schooner  Norman,  died  Mar  29, 

McOonald,  John,  U  S  Navy,  died  June  25,  diarrhea. 
Moore,  A,  schooner  Anm,  di.d  June  27,  kcor 
Malaby,  P,  U  S  S  Moiit<:orm.iy,  di.  d  July  10, 

Murphy,  M  J,  U  S  Navv.  di.il  .liilv  15,  diarrl 
McDonald.  .Tohn.  V  s  X;ivv  ili.d  .inlv  17  dia 
Matthews.  Jolin,  U  S  ,S  Und.rwrit.T,  died  Jii 

McHenrv.    Daniel,    G   B    Southford,    died    July    29. 

M.'Cartv.  "t.     G     B     Housatonic,     died 


rrhoa. 


iig  5.  dysentery, 
lie  13,  pneumonia, 
lied  Aug  21.  diarrhea. 


Mathews.  W  C,  U  S  Navy,  died  Aug  25,  diarrhea. 
Mcliaughlin.  B,  U  S  NaiV,  died  Aug  26,  scorbutus 
McGowan.    J,    U    S    S    Powhattan,    died    Aug    3C 


24  Noe,  M,  U  S  Na\-y,  died  Sept  4,  1 


Parkham,    Jas    ( 

diarrhea. 
Peterson,  J,  U  S  Navy,  died  Sept  17,  diarrhea. 


2237  Kapan,  ,Tohn,  U  S  S  T  Ward,  died  June  20.  fever 


Reynolds,  T  J,  U  S  Navy    died  Aug  27,  diarrhea. 

Stark,  John,  IT  S  Na\T.  died  March  20,  diarrhea  e, 

Sullivan,    J,  U    S    S  'Underwriter,    died  June    35, 

diarrhea. 

Smith.  John  W,  G  C  Southfield,  died  July  3,  fever 

Sampson,  J  R,  Naval  Battalion    died  July  13.  dlar- 

Smlth'  B  N.  G  B  Mendota.  died  Aug  3.  scorbutus. 
Stanley,    Wm,   G  B  SouthHeltl,  died  Aug  23,    (llar- 

Smlth.  WTO,  G  B  Water  Witch,  died  Oct  22,  sc3r- 

Thomas,  Samuel,  O  B  Southlleld,  died  June  7,  diar- 
rhea c. 
Thomas,  John,  G  B  Southfield,  dl.;d  June  17,  diar- 

Turner,  Wm,  U  S  Navy,  died  July  1,  fever  remit- 


P,  G  B  Southfield, 


rv.  died  Sept  1,   dlar. 
died  Sejt  10,  diarrhe 


UNITED  STATES  NAVY. 


;l'7  Hudson,  a  W,  eitii 


diei  July  12,  diar- 


5820 
5'J90 
6458 
7503 
8104   Welch,    V,    U    B    bolU.lU 


10565  West,  Jolui, 


Sou',liUel(i,  dlea  Oe 


ITII§CEIiLAI\EOir!>$. 

i:4C0  Addlcy,    A.    .-I'lzen,    died    Oct    25.    scorbutus. 
887  AD10.S.  J,  Kliigold  battery,  Co  C,  died  May   1,  fever 
tyiJhvs. 
2U77  Augar,  A,  died  July  7,  diarrliea. 

282  Baiie.Snniplc,  Uiiigo'.d  batt»ry,  Co  A,  died  April  ], 

:;072  Beauty,   D,«   kliisold  battcr.y,   Co  *',   died  Juue  IT, 

diarrhea  c. 
4327  Baiter,   Jctui,   citizen  teamster,  died  July  30,   diar- 

4904  Bennniar.   L,  died  Au^  6.  diarrhea. 

6747  Butterilcld,  Jauies,  citizen,  died  Aug  15,  dysentery. 

ClOO  Blair.    11,  citlren,   died  Aug  IS.   anasarca. 

6300  Kidwell,   C,  eltizen   teamster,   died  Au>i  21,   dysen- 

8102  Buruliead,    W,    I'runell's  legion,   died  Sept  7,   diar- 


9344 
!)591 

J  0500 
10002 
10903 


Rlood  G  P,  died  Sept  20. 
Bro,;dih,  D  C.  dl.tl  s  ,■>  -  i 
liurk.    C.    .■,ti/.eii.    M:   .1     .      ■ 


diarrhea  c- 

'licd    May  18,   pleurltis. 
r,    dlea    June    12,    diur- 


scorbutus. 
Deems,    r.    Ufncold 


2020 

ssiir, 


;2  Imhagg.    . 

)4  Jones,  Charles 
rlica  c. 
cbs.  W  C. 


12714  John 


1772  Liall'Ertv, 

butiis. 

3089  Lunimo, 

10333  lilnton,  . 


Sep;  14,   diarrhea. 

izeu  teamster,  died  Aug  5,  diar- 

»n,  died  Aug  25,  dysentery- 
Canada,  died  March  1,  '65,  dlar- 


2535  McDonald, 

rhea. 
184  Nowton,  V 


Vm 

Kingold  battery,  died  June  0,  scor- 

Kiflgild  battery,  died  Oct  5,  dysentery. 

a. 

Knigold  cav. 

Co  A,   died  March  20, 

'■' 

s.  diruThea. 

1     aied  March  29,  diar- 

.:    debilitas. 

Peter,    died    Ju 
1  s,  citizen  team 

lie    23,    dysentery. 

led'july  26,  d.ysentery. 
ster,  died  Aug  12,  diar- 

1  Aug  17,  diarrhea. 

iiied  Aug  21,   scorbutus. 

itizen.  died  Sept  0,  scorbutus. 

iiied  Sept  18.   diarrhea- 

ilied  Sept  19,  scorbutus. 

tiaa,    topog    engineer,    died    Sept    23, 

H 

H,   citizen   (Ohio),   died  Jan  27,   '85 

M, 

citizen  teams 

ter,   died  Aug  24,   diar- 

March  27.  pneumonia. 
28,  dysentery. 
ly  corps,  died  Sept  12, 


v-en    teamster. 


t    April    25, 

12,  diarrhea. 


2435  Farrell, 
J047S  Klicklse 
4808  Fitzccrn 


11315 


r's   battery,   died  Aug  8,   scor- 
teamster,    died   Aug   14,    scor- 
ned Sent  3.  diarrhea, 
o's    Ind't    cav,    died   Sept    18, 

ter.  died  Oct  22,  scorbutus. 


'■ii  '    >■■       I  'i;..l    Oct    n,    diarrhea 

i;..,„r.    I       I         :    ■.  M.  died  Nov 

'■!■'-         \-.        i       i;,    died   Oct  11,   scorbutus. 

11.  :nil.  -,,   >    ,:    ,\   March  29. 

Hancioiid,  .^.   Le.ini^i,er,  died  March  31   diarrhea  c. 

lloiUnan,    Chas,    citizen    teamster,    died    April    18, 

Harkhis,  Jbiui,  teamster,   died  May  22.  diarrhea  c. 
Hammond,  J,  citizen  teamster,  died  June  23,  diar- 


rhea. 


I:    ■  :i    :•  '.'i  -•■■:'.   1   .^.lit  29,  dlar- 

1  m  m  b,  died  Sept  30,  diarrhea. 

y5:i  Quinn,  .lames,   citizen,   died  May  3,   diarrhea  c. 
5894  tiulnlan,   I'at,   citizen  teamster,   died  Aug  12,  soor- 

57US  Uuinn,  ■ ,   citizen,   died  Aug  15,  scorbutus. 

3542  Reed,  A  K,  independent,  died  July  IS,  diarrhea. 

3779  Hand.  J,   citizen  teamster,  died  July  22,  scorbutus. 

rt'.ist;   Kniih;\.   .1.   lUt  d  Aug  17  diarrhea, 
lull!    i;t,d!/    I     [!    eitizen,  died  Oct  1,  scorbutus. 
liM  .::    i:     II      i  .         Miizen,  died  Oct  7,  gangrene. 


■   !       II     1.  j.i^ier,    died    June    27, 

i.'.en    teamster,    died   July.  6,    pneu- 

citizeu,    died  July   7.   debilitas. 
en,    died    July    20.    dysentery, 
icj  battery,  died  July  26,  anasarca. 


MISCELLANEOUS. 


Sawyer,  J  D.   diel  Aug  6,   dysentery. 

d  Sept  25.  diarrhea. 


Smayo,    David,    died    Oct 
Thompson.    John,    teaiiistfe 


dlEorrhea. 
died   Much 


Tullls,  li  B  O.  citizen,  died  June  1,  diarrhea  c. 
Thompson,    George,    died   June   30,    scorbutus. 
Thomas,  J  H,   citizen  teamster,  died  July  16,  d 


12337  Tucer.  B,  cltiz 
9397  Ulmgender,  G, 


jly  24,  constlpatio. 
ed  Dec  26,  scorbutus. 

b,  Co  C,  died  Sept  21,  diarrhe.i. 

WUkliis,   A.*  Rlngold  battery,  died  April  29.   diar- 
rhea c. 
Welch,   a  L,   citizen   teamster,  died  May  14,    dlar- 

Whlte,  George,  citizen,   died  May  15,  dy>entery. 
Wilson,     D     K,     Kingold     battery,     died    July     2, 

debllltas. 
Weir,  J,  citizin  teamster,  died  Oct  14.  diarrhea. 
Wjcds,    R  G,   Kuapps  battery,   die*   Oct  2a,   scor- 

butu.-<. 
Wright,     Charles,    citizen    teamster,    died    A"ug    4, 

dysentery. 
Ward.    John,    citizen    teftmstwr,    died    Aug    6,    diar- 


9497  Vanklrk,   W,    KUisoId  battery,   died  Sept  21.   scor 

butus. 
9688  Vandier.  W  M,  citizen,  Phila,  Penn,  died  Sept  24 


4127  Young,    Henry,    ( 
dysentery. 
12246  Young,  D,  citizen 


Itizen    teamster,    died    July    28, 
teamster,  died  Nov  8,  scorbutus. 


.T1EI%  THAT  WERE   HAI¥OED. 

1  Sarsfleld.  John,  144  N  Y.  July  11,  hanged. 

2  Collins,  Wm.  88.  Penn,  Co  D,  July  11,  hanged, 

3  Curtis,  Charles,  6  R  1  artil,  Co  A,  July  11,  hanged. 

4  Delaney,  Pat,  83  Penn,  Co  E,  July  11,  hanged. 

5  Muu,  A.  U  S  Navy.  July  11.  hanged. 

G  Rickson.  W  R.  U  S  Na\T.  July  11.  hanged. 


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