Read Captain Stratton's short memoir published in 1919.
| Joel A. Stratton, Captain | ||
| Alfred R. Glover *, 1st Lieutenant | James W. Hall, 2nd Lieutenant | |
| First Sergeant | ||
|---|---|---|
| Albert M. Haskell | ||
| Sergeants | ||
| James Gilchrest, Jr. | George A. Bishop | Ebenezer F.Cozzens |
| Charles F. Carter | George A. Cowan | Charles E. Fisher~ |
| Corporals | ||
| Cassius A. Woodworth | William H. Heustis | George W. Chute, Jr. |
| George W. Bixby | Gardner O. North | Charles Q. Pierce |
| Musicians | ||
| Richard Easler | James M. Lewis | |
| Privates | ||
| Marvin Adams John B. Allen Hugh Arthur Charles Ausburn # James H. Ayers Henry T. Balcom Orlando Benson % Mark K. Brown Daniel Burke Daniel Butterfield Cornelius A. Canty Francis G. Carter James Carlan * John Cassen + Sidney J. Chase Judson A. Conant George W. Conant Eber F. Clark ## Daniel Coffee Moses Cotton George B. Damon John B. Davis Edmund O. Day Leonard S. Day Edward Dever Bernard Dowe ~~ |
William A. Easler Edward M. Ellis ~~ John Ferguson Ira B. Foster Jerome S. Gates John P. Giffin Stillman Gilpatrick Edmund Hardy Joel A. Hayward ## Thomas A. Hills James N. Hunt ~~ Adelbert W. Johnson ** William H. Johnson + Willliam H. F. Kelley ^ John N. Kendall Patrick Kenefick Russell B. Lewis Charles Linscott Cornelius Mack Addison D. Maynard William F. McMeekin Harry Morse # John Orcutt %% Edwin L. Palmer John Parks Henry G. Pollard |
Michael Pierce ++ George E. Priest ^^ Augustus M. Rice George L. Rice William E. Rice John Richards Merrill Sawyer %% Edward Sharon Thomas Shime James Sullivan George M. Tenney George Thompson Robert B. Thomas Henry S. Treadwell Patrick Welch David A. Weston Francis S. Wheeler ## James Wheeler + Alfred A. Whitton Edward Whitney Salmon Whitney William Whitney *# Alphonso J. Wilder ~# John R. Wilder George P. Williams Samuel A. Wright |
About the high number of desertions: From Willis' Regimental History, pp. 10-11:
Men who enlisted for the bounty merely were not soldiers; they were called "bounty jumpers" in those days. We had a few such recruited in Boston to fill up Company C, but most of them disappeared before the regiment left its first camping ground.
Read Captain Stratton's short memoir published in 1919.
Compiled by Walter G. Blenderman;