Company H – 11th Wisconsin Civil War Regiment

1889 Company H 11th Wisconsin Infantry

Chris — Wed, 14 Oct 2020 22:34:57 +0000

Survivors of Co. H, 11th Wis. Vet. Vol. Infantry Taken during the twenty-third national encampment of the G.A.R., August 28, 1889 / / Sutter, 128 Wisconsin Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Photograph shows group portrait of (starting far left top) C.E. Hollenbeck, Chas. George, Jeremiah Dingman, H.N. Polley, J.F. Jacobus, John N. Coon, S.M. Quaw, O.B. Lyon, J.F. Mason, Capt. Alex. Chrystie, Wm. Kerry, J.W. Perkins, Alex. Ferber, Frank Calhoun, F.L. Munn, Bernard W. Doyle, Thos. Emerson, J.B. Wright, H.S. Barnes, G. Windus, N. Farnsworth, J.L. Lavigne, Fred Bower, J.B. Cowing, James Lee, and Baltus Brown.

Survivors of Co. H, 11th Wis. Vet. Vol. Infantry, 1889

Chris — Mon, 12 Oct 2020 22:19:04 +0000

Survivors of Co. H, 11th Wis. Vet. Vol. Infantry Taken during the twenty-third national encampment, August 28, 1889. From the Liljenquist Family Collection of Civil War Photographs, Prints and Photographs Division. Library of Congress.

(Another item that was not available when I wrote the book!)

Red River Campaign Letter

Chris — Fri, 04 Jan 2008 00:05:13 +0000

The following is a letter written by Joseph Minis who was a private (joined 1863, 18yr) in Co. H., of the 11th Wisconsin. He recounts exploits from Bank’s Red River Campaign, which the 11th Wisconsin was not involved in. Minis was first a member of the 33rd Wisconsin which took part in the Red River Campaign.

Joseph Minis, Private, Co. H, 11th Wisconsin

Vicksburg

May 6th 1864
Dear father & mother

I now take my pen in hand to write a few lines to you to let you know that I am and in good health at present and hope since I have wrote before for I have no time we have been on a pretty long trip and have just got back you have probly heard of our trip up red river before this time we have ben gone almost three months and when we started we thought we would be back in thirty days well I will give you the most interesting parts of our journey for I cant think of anyhing else to write I cant remember half of it but I can remember that we have been fighting most ever day we was out the first fight we had was at fort derusey but that was not much of a fight we had ten killed and twenty seven wounded then we got on to boats and went up to Alexandria and stoped three or four days then we started for shareveport up the river we was fired into every day and night by the rebs but they did not hurt many of us we went as far as grandecore then banks got whipped so we stayed thare four or five days then started back we had a great time coming back for our corps had to stay in the rear and cover banks retreat so the rebs would attacked us in the morning and we had to fight them all day then banks would be so far ahead that we would have to march all night to catch up with him he kept us a going so far about three weeks while we got so tired we could not do hardly anything then he put the thirteenth and the nineteenth corps in the rear for a while our cavalry had the hardest time of it for they was fighting all the time both night and day they had to do all the scouting thare was to be done they lost .. they said that the sechs in lousiana were the hardest fighting men that they ever had to deal with you could not feare them by shooting into them they would stand until we came right up to them and when they fell back they swould go very slow just as if they hated to and I gues they did about the hardest fight we had with was on the 19th of May they attached us in the morning about nine oclock and fought us all day the sixteenth corps was in first then we went out about eleven oclock to help them then the thirteenth came out about four oclock in the afternoon they fought mostly all with the artillery the cavalry made two charges on the rebs we had about two hundred killed and 97 wounded the rebs don’t know how manyt they lost we took over three hundred prisoners and when we was going out through the field after we had chase them we went through a piece of wood and the rebels were laying so thick on the groun where out artillery played on them that you could hardly walk through without steping on them that was the last time they attacked us on the other side of the river we from thare to Vicksburg they had moved our camp so we dont know where it is yet we are not going to stay here but two or three days they say we are going to cairo I will write soon.

Company H: Dixon Guard

Chris — Wed, 04 Jul 2007 02:12:04 +0000

Roster of the 11th Wisconsin Infantry, Co. H

The “Dixon Guard”

Abbreviations
M.O.= Mustered Out.
Cpl = Corporal
Sgt = Sergeant
Lt = Lieutenant
Prom = Promoted
Disch = Discharged
Trans = Transferred

Officers

Name	Rank	Residence	Date(Rank From)	Remarks
Alexander Chrystie	Captain	Portage	Setp 25, 1861	Wnd. Bayou Cache, Ark and Black River Bridge; Pris. Sept 26, 1862; resigned Jan 11, 1864.
James O’Neil	Captain	Caledonia	Dec 10, 1864	Enl. Sept 3, 1861; Vet., Cpl., Sgt., 1st Sgt.; 1st Lt.., Apr 27, 1864; M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Eli H. Mix	1st Lt.	Roche A Cri	Sept 25, 1861	Resigned Jul 12, 1863; appt. 1st Lt. V.R.C. Feb 6, 1864.
Charles Allen	1st Lt.	Portage	Jul 13, 1863	En. Sept 3, 1861; Sgt.; 2nd Lt., Jun 18, 1862; wnd. Vicksburg; right foot amp.; resigned Jan 11, 1864.
Charles A. Johnson	1st Lt.	Portage	Dec 10, 1864	En. Oct 21, 1861; Vet., Cpl., Sgt., 1st Sgt.; died Jul 5, 1865, Montgomery, Ala, wnds.
John E. Lyon	1st Lt.	Friendship	Jul 29, 1865	Enl. Sept 9, 1861; Vet., Cpl., Sgt., 1st Sgt.; Wnd. Vicksburg; M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Issac J. Wright	2nd Lt.	Port Andrew	Oct 24, 1861	Resigned. Jun 18, 1862
William N. Gates	2nd Lt.	Orion	Sept 1, 1865	Enl. Oct 21, 1861; Vet., Cpl., Sgt., 1st Sgt.; wnd. Vicksburg; M.O. Sept 4, 1865.

Enlisted Men

Name	Residence	Enlisted	Remarks
Ackerman, Ephraim	Easton	Sept 5, 1861	Died Sept 18, 1862, Oldtown, Ark., diesease.
Alexander, Cyrus	Millville	Oct 7, 1861	Disch. Sept 10, 1862, disability.
Almy, Samuel	Fairfield	Oct 25, 1861	Died Dec 13, 1862, Ironton, Mo., diesase
Almy, Harvey	Portage	Sept 26, 1861	Died Jan 22, 1863, Alton, Mo., disease.
Anderson, Johnson	Cambria	Sept 11, 1861	Died (date Unkown), buried Jefferson Barracks, Mo.
Atkinson, James	Port Andrew	Oct 21, 1861	Disch. Nov 4, 1861, disability.
Bacon, Austin A.C.	Milwaukee	Sept 4, 1861	1st Sgt.; killed Jul 7, 1862, Bayou Cache, Ark.
Bacon, Roswell	Richford	Oct 10, 1864	Wnd. Blakely, ; died Apr 12, 1865, Blakely, ALa., wnds.
Baker, John	Paris	Nov 9, 1863	From 33rd Wis. Inf.; absend sick at M.O. of Regt.
Barnes, Harvey S	West Point	Sept 3, 1861	Musician; pris. Sept 26, 1862; disch. Jan 28, 1863, disability.
Barnes, Zachariah	Port Andrew	Mar 17, 1862	Died Oct 2, 1862, Cairo, Ill., disease.
Barrett, John	Roche-a-Cri	Nov 12, 1862	Deserted Jul 29, 1863.
Basye, Arthur A	Clifton	Dec 30, 1863	From 33rd Wis. Inf.; M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Bassett, I.N.		Dec 28, 1864	Drafted; M>O. Sept 4, 1865.
Baty, James	Hixton	Oct 10, 1864	M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Bauer, Jacob	Portage	Sept 20, 1864	M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Bauer, Edwin	Sauk	Feb 12, 1864	M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Benson, Benjamin P	Port Andrew	Oct 15, 1861	Cpl.; wnd. Bayou Cache; died Jul 20, 1862, St. Louis, Mo., wnds.
Benjamin Cyrus	Preston	Oct 7, 1861	Trans. to Co. I, Nov 1, 1861
Bidwell, Erasmus	Easton	Oct 13, 1861	Wnd. Bayou Cache; died Nov 25, 1862, Patterson, Mo., disease.
Bidwell, Alonzo	Easton	Sept 20, 1861	Disch. Mar 14, 1863.
Bike, William	Merrimack	Feb 12, 1864	M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Bishop, Vernon V	Millville	Oct 7, 1861	Deserted Mar 16, 1863.
Blaker, Henry C	Merrimack	Sept 3, 1861	Vet., CPl.; wnd. Blakely; M.O. Jul 22, 1865.
Blakely, Carlisle	Forest	Mar 18, 1865	M.O. May 30, 1865.
Blocksage, William	Racine	Nov 4, 1862	From 33rd Wis. Inf; M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Bohanan, Melancthon	Paris	Mar 2, 1864	From 33rd Wis. Inf.; died Mar 29, 1864, Madison, Wis., disease.
Bowers, Frederick	Merrimack	Sept 3, 1861	Wnd. Vicksburg; M.O. Nov 18, 1864, term exp.
Bridge, James P	Roche-a-Cri	Oct 29, 1862	Died Aug 21, 1863, Cairo, Ill., disease.
Brisbois, John W	Portage	Sept 3, 1861	Cpl.; disch. Jul 27, 1862, disability.
Brower, William H	Green Bay	Dec 28, 1864	Drafted; M.O. Jul 29, 1865.
Brown, Henry S	Port Andrew	Oct 15, 1861	M.O. Nov 18, 1864, term exp.
Brown, Balthaser	Sauk City	Sept 3, 1861	Vet., Cpl.; M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Brown, David	Douglas	Oct 8, 1864	M.O. Jun 21, 1865.
Bruneohler, Charles	Portage	Sept 3, 1861	Cpl., Sgt.; Killed May 22, 1863, Vicksburg, Miss.
Burton, Joseph M	Trafton	Jan 16, 1864	From 33rd Wis. Inf.; M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Chamberlain, Thomas	Lincoln	Sept 16, 1861	Disch. Dec 10, 1862, disability.
Chaffee, Ithamar S	Richford	Oct 10, 1864	M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Chapman, Titus B	Fairfield	Sept 9, 1861	Died Apr 5, 1863, Fairfield, Wis., disease.
Church, John M	Millville	Oct 7, 1861	Disch. Dec 15, 1863, disability.td>
Clary, John H	Boscobel	Feb 28, 1865	Drafted; Never joined Co.
Clark, Robert	Port Andrew	Oct 21, 1861	M.O. Nov 18, 1864, term exp.
Colburn, Frank A	Kilbourn City	Oct 12, 1864	M.O. Sept 5, 1865.
Colburn, Amos	Merrimack	Sept 3, 1864	Died Feb 1, 1862, Cole’s Bridge, Mo., disease.
Coon, John N	Douglas	Oct 8, 1864	M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Cook, Michael	Port Andrew	Oct 26, 1861	Trans. to Co. I, Nov 1, 1861
Cook, Henry	Milwaukee	Mar 15, 1865	drafted; Never joined Co.
Core, John M	Port Andrew	Oct 26, 1861	Trans. to Co. I, Nov 1, 1861.
Coville, George W	Warren	Feb 27, 1864	From 33rd Wis. Inf.; M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Cowing, John B	Roche-a-Cri	Sept 15, 1861	Wnd. Vicksburg; M.O. Nov 18, 1864, term. exp.
Cox, Charles A
Troy	Feb 6, 1864	M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Crane, Andrew M	Douglas	Sept 3, 1861	Disch. Aug 7, 1862, disability.
Crubaugh, Robert G	Millville	Oct 1, 1861	Vet., Cpl.; M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Davis, Milo E	Merrimack	Aug 28, 1861	Disch. Apr 8, 1863, disability.
Delap, William A	Millville	Oct 14, 1861	Vet.; died Sept 13, 1864, Brashear City, La., disease.
Delap, John H	Millville	Oct 14, 1861	Disch. Apr 8, 1863, disability.
Densmore, Noah	Merrimack	Sept 3, 1861	Disch. Nov 5, 1861, disability.
Dever, John	Merrimack	Sept 3, 1861	Vet., CPl.; M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Deven, John	Madison	Nov 4, 1861	Disch. Mar 8, 1863, disability.
Dewing, Mahlon	White Creek	Sept 20, 1861	Vet., Cpl.; pris. Friars Pt.; M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Dickinson, James S	Friendship	Sept 3, 1861	Vet., Cpl.; wnd. Bayou Cache; M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Dingman, Jeremiah D	Port Andrew	Oct 21, 1861	M.O. Nov 18, 1864, term exp.
Douglass, Joseph H	Lowell	Mar 20, 1865	Drafted; M.O. Aug 4, 1865.
Douglass, Frank O	Portage	Oct 21, 1861	disch. Apr 4, 1863, disability.
Downey, Patrick	Portage	Oct 21, 1861	Disch. Jan 6, 1864, disability; died Feb 17, 1864, Mound City, Ill.
Doyle, Barney W	Milwaukee	Sept 3, 1861	Disch. Jan 16, 1863, disability.
Duel, Stephen D	Portage	Oct 3, 1861	Trans. to Co. I, Nov 1, 1861.
Eastman, Sylvester	Ft. Winnebago	Sept 19, 1861	From Principal Musician; Vet.; Prom. Principal Musician, Aug 1, 1864.
Eaton, Deroy	White Creek	Sept 25, 1864	M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Eaton, Dewitt	White Creek	Sept 25, 1864	M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Edmonds, Thomas R	Portage	Sept 22, 1861	Wnd. Port Gibson; trans. to V.R.C., Feb 15, 1864; M.O. Nov 18, 1864; term exp.
Edwards, Lewis B	Cassville	Feb 6, 1864	From 33rd Wis. Inf.; M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Ehr, Nicholas	Lewiston	Oct 19, 1864	M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Ehr, Hilarius	Lewiston	Oct 18, 1864	M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Emerson, Thompson	Packwaukee	Oct 20, 1864	Wnd. Blakely; M.O. May 27, 1865.
Emerick, Warren	Douglas	Oct 8, 1864	M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Faith, Henderson	Port Andrew	Oct 26, 1861	Wnd. Bayou Cache; disch. Oct 27, 1862, disability.
Faith, George W	Port Andrew	Oct 19, 1861	Died Sept 3, 1862, St. Louis, Mo., disease.
Faith, John	Port Andrew	Oct 19, 1861	Died Oct 31, 1862, Acadia, Mo., disease.
Farnsworth, Nathan	Merrimack	Feb 12, 1864	Wnd. Blakely; M.O. Jun 5, 1865.
Fay, William	Preston	Sept 3, 1861	Cpl.; wnd. Vicksburg; died May 28, 1863, Vicksburg, Miss., Wnds.
Ferber, Alexander	Sauk City	Sept 3, 1861	Vet., Cpl., Sgt.; wnd. Blakely; M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Ferber, Bartholomew	Sauk City	Sept 2, 1864	Wnd. Blakely, Ala.; M.O. Jun 19, 1865, by order.
Finton, George E	Rio	Sept 3, 1861	Trans. to Co. I, Nov 1, 1861.
Fisher, Robert	Milwaukee	Mar 30, 1865	Never joined Co.
Foster, Leonard M	Sylvester	Sept 28, 1864	M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Fawcett, Mahlon	Platteville	Dec 30, 1863	From 33rd Wis. Inf.; M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Frazier, Daniel E	Madison	Feb 27, 1864	From 33rd Wis. Inf.; M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Garthwait, Silas	White Creek	Sept 5, 1861	Musician; trans to Co. G, Nov 12, 1861
George, Charles	Portage	Sept 3, 1861	Disch. Dec 1, 1862.
Gnudig, Wilibolt	Portage	Sept 27, 1861	Wnd. Vicksburg; M.O. Nov 18, 1864.
Geodrich, Mark	Boscobel	Dec 11, 1863	From 33rd Wis. Inf.; M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Gray, George	Port Andrew	Oct 19, 1861	Sgt., 1st Sgt.; disch. Dec 4, 1862, disability.
Green, Silas W	Portage	Sept 13, 1861	Disch. Nov 18, 1862, disability.
Grim, Nathaniel	Boscobel	Feb 28, 1865	Drafted; disch. Aug 18, 1865, disability.
Grimsey, Charles W	Millville	Sept 28, 1861	Cpl., Sgt.; disch. Oct 1, 1862, disability.
Grow, Fred L	Friendship	Sept 3, 1861	Sgt.; prom 2nd Lt. Co K, 25th Wis. Inf., Aug 11, 1862.
Hailings, William B	Port Andrew	Sept 5, 1861	Wnd. Vicksburg; M.O. Nov 18, 1864, term exp.
Hall, Otis	Newton	Oct 10, 1864	Absent sick at M.O. of Regt.
Halbman, Adam	Merrimack	Feb 3, 1864	M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Hancock, Thomas H	Tomah	Mar 30, 1864	M.O. Aug 31, 1865.
Hanks, William	Paris	Feb 20, 1864	From 33rd Wis. Inf.; M.O. Aug 16, 1865.
Haney, James R	Port Andrew	Oct 22, 1861	Disch. Nov 5, 1861, disability.
Haney, John W	Port Andrew	Oct 21, 1861	Wnd. Bayou Cache; trans. to V.R.C., Aug 14, 1863.
Hartson, Festus U	Randolph	Sept 13, 1861	Killed May 1, 1863, Port Gibson, Miss.
Harris, Joel A	Cottage Grove	Sept 20, 1864	M.O. Jun 8, 1865.
Hasson, William	West Point	Sept 3, 1861	Disch. Nov 1, 1862, disability.
Henderson, Albert T	Fennimore	Dec 30, 1862	From 33rd Wis. Inf.; M.O. Jun 14, 1865.
Hyland, Thomas	Lowell	Mar 3, 1865	Absedn sick at M.O. of Regt.
Hoefs, Gottleib	Lewiston	Oct 19, 1864	M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Hofus, James		Oct 26, 1861	Disch, Nov 5, 1861, disability.
Holzinger, Frederick	Merrimack	Feb 25, 1864	M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Hollenbeck, Charles E	Lincoln	Oct 20, 1864	M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Hornby, Robert	Fairfield	Sept 9, 1861	Died Nov 4, 1862, Mound City, Ill., disease.
Hughbanks, James	Port Andrew	Oct 19, 1861	Cpl.; wnd. Vicksburg; died May 31, 1863, Vicksburg, Miss., wnds.
Hughbanks, John	Port Andrew	Oct 19, 1861	Vet.; Wagoner, M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Jacobus, James F	White Creek	Sept 28, 1861	Cpl.; M.O. Nov 18, 1864, term exp.
Jacobus, William H	White Creek	Sept 20, 1861	Sgt., 1st Sgt.; wnd. Vicksburg; died May 27, 1863, Vicksburg, Miss., wnds.
Johnson, Benajah	Portage	Sept 11, 1861	Pris. Sabine Cross Roads. M.O. Aug 16, 1865.
Jones, John E	Kingston	Sept 13, 1861	Died Aug 12, 1862, Oldtown, Ark., disease.
Jones, Thomas R	Port Andrew	Oct 23, 1861	Disch. Feb 26, 1863, disability.
Kehoe, John		Oct 27, 1861	Disch. Nov 13, 1861, civil authority.
Kent, William	Portage City	Sept 3, 1861	Wnd. Vicksburg; died Jun 4, 1863, Memphis, Tenn., wnds..
Kerr, William	Packwaukee	Oct 31, 1864	M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Kerr, Andrew W	Packwaukee	Oct 31, 1864	M.O. Jul 15, 1865.
Kerr, Joseph S	Portage	Sept 17, 1861	Wnd. Vicksburg; died Nov 1, 1863, on cars near Chicago, Ill.
King, David H	Salem	Dec 5, 1863	From 33rd Wis. Inf; M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Koch, Friedrich	Lewiston	Oct 18, 1864	M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Kufner, Augustus	Harrison	Mar 2, 1865	Drafed; M.O. Jul 29, 1865.
Langdon, Frederick	Randolph	Sept 17, 1861	Died Jul 2, 1862, Picket’s farm, Ark., disease.
Lavine, John L	Portage	Sept 3, 1861	Vet., Cpl., Sgt.; wnd. Bayou Cache.; M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Lee, James	Briggsville	Sept 26, 1861	Disch. Mar 28, 1862, disability.
Lee, Joseph	Briggsville	Oct 25, 1864	Wnd. Blakely; M.O. Jun 5, 1865.
Lockman, August	Howard	Dec 28, 1864	Drafted; M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Logue, George E	Port Andrew	Oct 28, 1861	Trans. to Co. I, Nov 1, 1861.
Lum, James E	Melville	Oct 14, 1861	Disch. oct 13, 1863, disability.
Lyon, Orville B	Friendship	Oct 28, 1861	Wnd. Bayou Cache; disch. Dec 16, 1862, disability.
Lyon, John	Tafton	Jan 5, 1864	From 33rd Wis. Inf.;M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Maley, Thomas C	Boscobel	Nov 18, 1863	From 33rd Wis. Inf.; M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Martain, John	Tafton	Jan 6, 1864	From 33rd Wis. Inf.; M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Mason, James F	Fordon	Sept 1, 1861	Vet.; wnd. Vicksburg; M.O. Sept 4,1865.
Mathews, Charles P	Paris	Dec 16, 1863	From 33rd Wis. Inf.; M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
McDonald, James	Glen Haven	Jan 5, 1864	From 33rd Wis. Inf.; M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
McElroy, William	Ft. Winnebago	Sept 6, 1861	Died Jan 26, 1863, Van Buren, Mo.
Minis, Joseph	Salem	Dec 5, 1863	From 33rd Wis. Inf.; M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Miller, Ansil	Fredericksburg, Mo	Mar 21, 1862	M.O. Mar 24, 1865, term exp.
Miller, Alonzo C	Port Andrew	Oct 21, 1861	Died Aug 10, 1862, St. Louis, Mo., disease.
Morris, Sebastian	Prairie Du Chien	Nov 30, 1863	From 33rd Wis. Inf.; M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Mott, Gideon W	Newton	Oct 10, 1864	M.O. Sept 4, 1865
Motter, Walter	Port Andrew	Oct 8, 1861	Died Nov 8, 1862, Ironton, Mo., disease.
Mumford, Allen H	Millville	Oct 7, 1861	Vet., Cpl., Sgt.; M.O. Sept 2, 1865.
Munn, Frank	Roche-a-Cri	Sept 25, 1861	Disch. Nov 19, 1862, disability.
Murray, Robert	Caledonia	Sept 3, 1861	Wnd. Bayou Cache; disch. Feb 16, 1863, disability.
Myers, Henry	Kenosha	Mar 20, 1863	From 33rd Wis. Inf.; M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Myers, James P	Oak Grove	Sept 26, 1864	M.O. Jun14, 1865.
Nevel, George W	Richland Center	Feb 28, 1865	Drafted; M.O. Aug 31, 1865.
Newman, William P	Poynette	Sept 18, 1861	Died Jul 7, 1862, Cache River, Ark., disease.
Newkirk, William	Boscobel	Feb 28, 1865	Drafted; M.O. Aug 16, 1865.
Nutting, Andrew J	Richford	Oct 10, 1864	M.O. Jul 6, 1865.
Oleson, Ole	Port Andrew	Oct 26, 1861	Trans to Co. I, Nov 1, 1861.
Olmstead, Darius H	White Creek	Sept 22, 1861	Died Oct 9, 1864, Brashear City, La., disease.
Osmond, Samuel H	Port Andrew	Oct 28, 1861	Disch. Nov 5, 1861, disability.
Parsons, George	Merrimack	Sept 3, 1861	Cpl., Sgt.; died Dec 1, 1862, Ironton, Mo., disease.
Perkins, James W	New Chester	Sept 6, 1861	Vet., Cpl., Sgt.; M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Pettis, Eugene S	Str’ng’s Prairie	Oct 13, 1861	Disch. Sept 20, 1862, disability.
Phillips, Rufus C	Jackson	Sept 6, 1861	Cpl., Sgt.; died Dec 10, 1862, Jackson, Wis.
Pickett, Orion	White Creek	Sept 25, 1864	M.O. May 29, 1865.
Pickett, Martin	White Creek	Sept 25, 1864	M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Polley, Horace N	West Point	Oct 24, 1861	Vet.; prom . Princ. Musician, Feb 13, 1864.
Porter, Hiram	Fairfield	Sept 9, 1861	Died Aug 20, 1862, Oldtown, Ark., disease.
Porter, Clinton H	Richford	Oct 14, 1861	Wnd. Blakely; M.O. May 27, 1865, G.O. 48.
Potter, Gerald O	Richford	Oct 10, 1864	M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Powderly, William H	Ft. Winnebago	Sept 3, 1861	Wnd. Bayou Cache; died Jul 10, 1862, Clarendon, Ark., Wnds.
Powell, Morse	Stark	Nov 15, 1864	Drafted; M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Quaw, Samuel M	Friendship	Oct 13, 1861	M.O. Nov 18, 1864, term exp.
Quinn, Thomas	Wyalusing	Jan 23, 1864	From 33rd Wis. Inf.; M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Randall, Royal F	Merrimack	Oct 27, 1861	Pris. Firar’s Point, Miss.; M.O. Nov 18, 1864, term exp.
Ray, Henry H	Platteville	Jan 18, 1865	M.O. Sept 4, 1865
Rice, Stephen B	Millville	Oct 14, 1861	Cpl.; wnd. Port Gibson; trans. to V.R.C., Sept 28, 1864; M.O. Oct 27, 1864, term exp.
Richards, William L	Glen Haven	Feb 29, 1864	From 33rd Wis. Inf.; M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Richardson, Phillip	Friendship	Sept 3, 1861	Died Sept 27, 1862, Oldtown, Ark., disease.
Richardson, Gurshum	Friendship	Sept 5, 1861	Died Jul 19, 1862, Cairo, Ill., disease.
Risk, William	White Creek	Sept 5, 1861	M.O. Nov 18, 1864, term, exp.
Robinson, Oliver S	Port Andrew	Oct 21, 1861	Wnd. Vicksburg; died May 30, 1863, Vicksburg, Miss., wnds.
Sawyer, Reuben G	Richford	Oct 10, 1864	Died Apr 27, 1865, New York, NY., disease.
Seavy, John	Douglass	Oct 10, 1864	Disch. May 27, 1865, disability; died Apr 10, 1865, Mound City, Ill.
Seiler, Gottfried	Lewiston	Sept 20, 1864	M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Sheldon, Horace	White Creek	Sept 25, 1861	Wnd. Port Gibson; died May 31, 1863, Grand Gulf, Miss., wnds.
Singleton, Thomas	Portage	Sept 25, 1861	Disch. Nov 5, 1863, disability.
Slack, Samuel	Ridgeway	Mar 29, 1864	M.O. Sept 4, 1865
Smith, George H	Somers	Nov 7, 1863	From 33rd Wis. Inf.; M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Smith, Charles W	Paris	Jan 8, 1864	From 33rd Wis. Inf.; M.O. Sept 4, 1865
Smith, James H	West Troy	Feb 6, 1864	M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Snider, isaac B	Glen Haven	Jan 4, 1864	From 33rd Wis. Inf.; M.O. May 10, 1865.
Sowie, Orlando T	Jackson	Jan 10, 1864	Prom. 2nd Lt. Co. D, 51st Wis. Inf., Feb 22, 1865.
Spalding, James F	Richford	Oct 14, 1864	M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Stearns, Bradshaw	New Chester	Sept 6, 1861	Cpl., Sgt.; M.O. Nov 16, 1864, term exp.
St. John, Thomas W	Port Andrew	Oct 19, 1861	Disch. Mar 13, 1862, disability.
Stout, Joel	Bloom	Feb 28, 1865	Drafted; died Jul 11, 1865, Jefferson Barracks, MO., disease., never joined co.
Sullivan, John	Milwaukee	Dec 2, 1864	Never joined Co.
Sullivan, Andrew	Milwaukee	Oct 6, 1864	Absent sick at M.O. of Regt.
Sutton, Austin P	Port Andrew	Oct 21, 1861	Disch. Mar 13, 1862, disability.
Swires, George W	Clifton	Dec 30, 1863	From 33rd Wis. Inf.; M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Taylor, Joshua	Port Andrew	Oct 26, 1861	Disch. Mar 22, 1863, disability.
Taylor, William H	Port Andrew	Oct 21, 1861	Trans. to V.R.C., Aug 14, 1863.
Wadsworth, Hermon N	Portage	Oct 14, 1864	M.O. Jun 19, 1865.
Wafer, James	Menomonie	Mar 10, 1865	Never joined Co.
Wagner, Ludwig	Lewiston	Oct 19, 1864	M.O. Sept 4,1865.
Warren, Addison	Sugar Creek	Feb 16, 1864	Disch. Jul 1, 1865, disability.
Washburn, David I	Millville	Oct 7, 1861	Cpl.; died Nov 13, 1862, Ironton, Mo., disease.
Washburn, Francis E	Kenosha	Jan 5, 1864	From 33rd Wis. Inf.; M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Washburn, Orison	Millville	Oct 7, 1861	Died Nov 9, 1862, Ironton, Mo., disease.
Walter, Wiley H	Port Andrew	Oct 21, 1861	Vet.; M.O. May 31, 1865.
Wheelock, Edgar C	Madison	Jan 2, 1864	Died Nov 29, 1864, Brashear City, La., disease.
White, Christian	Wingville	Dec 8, 1863	From 33rd Wis. Inf.; deserted.
Whitcomb, Rufus	Port Andrew	Oct 26, 1861	Deserted Nov 14, 1862
Williams, Mark		Sept 18, 1864	Drafted; Never joined Co.
Williams, John	Packwaukee	Oct 31, 1864	M.O. Sept 4, 1865.
Windus, Gottleib	Lewiston	Oct 18, 1864	Wnd. Blakely; disch. Aug 22, 1865, wnds.
Wright, Joel B	New Chester	Oct 22, 1861	Vet.; prom. Hosp. Steward, Jun 22, 1865.
Yeomans, Abram	Portage	Oct 19, 1864	M.O. Sept 2, 1865.

Any omissions or errors are unintentional.