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Battle of Gettysburg, Union Order of Battle
Fought on 15 Sep 1861. Fought on 17 Sep 1862 at Antietam, MD. Fought on 13 Dec 1862 at Fredericksburg, VA. Fought on 14 Dec 1862 at Fredericksburg, VA. Fought on 2 May 1863 at Chancellorsville, VA. Fought on 3 May 1863 at Chancellorsville, VA. Fought on 2 Jul 1863 at Gettysburg, PA. Fought on 3 Jul 1863 at Gettysburg, PA. Fought on 10 May 1864 at Po River, VA. Fought on 12 May 1864 at Spotsylvania Court House, VA. Fought on 5 Jun 1864 at Cold Harbor, VA. Fought on 16 Jun 1864 at Petersburg, VA. Regiment History Second Infantry DELAWARE (3-YEARS) Second Infantry. -- Cols., Henry W. Wharton, William P. Bailey; Lieut.- Cols., David L. Stricker, Peter McCullough; Majs., Robert Andrews, Benjamin Rickets. This was the first body of volunteer infantry in the state to form under the call for three years men. Its regimental organization dated from May 21, 1861, but its ranks were not entirely filled until five months later, on account of no state system to aid in this work. This cause also led to the taking of companies from outside of the state in order that its organization might be more speedily completed. Cos. B. D and G were from Philadelphia, and Co. C from Elkton, Md. The remainder of the companies were filled up at Wilmington, where headquarters had been established by the organizer of the regiment, H. W. Wharton, of the U. S. army. The men rendezvoused at Camp Brandywine during the summer of 1861. On Sept. 17, 1861, eight companies of the regiment left there and marched to Cambridge, Md., where they went into a camp of instruction under Brig.-Gen. H. H. Lockwood. Cos. I and K joined the command in October and November and also prepared for service in the field. In May, 1862, the regiment joined the Army of the Potomac under Gen. McClellan, and at the battle of Fair Oaks was assigned to the brigade of Gen. W. H. French. There the active field service of the regiment began and continued almost incessantly during the campaign, participating in the general engagements of Gaines' Mill, Savage Station, Peach Orchard, White Oak Swamp and Malvern Hill. In the battle of Antietam it held an advanced position and was warmly commended for its bravery. The battle of Fredericksburg was the next eventful incident in the history of the regiment and there too, it was in the forward part of the fray, covering the retreat from that hotly-contested field so ably that it attracted the attention of the entire army. It was at Chancellorsville in May. 1863 and performed its full share in the sanguinary struggle at Gettysburg. The disposition to lead the advance upon the foes of the Union was continued in the campaign of the fall and winter of 1863, the regiment especially distinguishing itself at Bristoe Station and Mine run. In the later campaigns it was in all the general engagements of the 2nd army corps, of which it was a part until the expiration of its service, in the summer of 1864. The regiment was reduced to such a small number that it was attached to another organization during the Wilderness and Spottsylvania movements. On July 1, 1864, the work of mustering out the regiment began, after those men who had been added as recruits were transferred to the 1st regiment. Cos. A and B were mustered out at Wilmington, July 1; C D, F and G at City Point, Va., the same day; H. near Petersburg on Aug. 12; I at the same place, Sept. 14; and K, on Oct. 1, 1864. Source: The Union Army, vol. 1, p. 522 Antietam after battle report: Report of Capt. David L. Stricker, Second Delaware Infantry, of skirmish on Antietam Creek and battle of Antietam. HDQRS. SECOND REGIMENT DELAWARE VOLUNTEERS, Near Sharpsburg, Md., September 21, 1862. SIR: I have the honor to tender this as my official report of the Second Regiment Delaware Volunteers, from the 15th day of September to the 18th, inclusive. On the afternoon of the 15th we came up with the enemy on the hills near Antietam Creek, when the skirmishers of our division became engaged with those of the enemy. We were ordered to form forward into line at the bottom of the hill and lie down. We lay there until about 7 o'clock, when I received an order from Maj. Norvell to move throw out one company as pickets. I moved forward immediately, and detailed Company H as picket, which advanced to the bank of the creek. Everything was quiet during the night. On the morning of the 16th Gen. Richardson personally ordered me to withdraw my picket and return with my regiment to our former position in rear of the battery. We lay there all day and night, under a heavy artillery fire, losing 1 man killed and 1 wounded. On the morning of the 17th we moved with the brigade across the creek and took position in a corn-field, where we lay about twenty minutes, losing 1 man killed and 1 man wounded. The brigade was then driving them for some distance. Our loss in killed, wounded and missing foots up as follows: 12 killed, 43 wounded, 2 missing.+ I cannot particularize any one officer under my command, as all of them did their duty well. Their names are as follows: Company A, First Lieut. John Evans, Second Lieut. James W. Letherbury; Company B, Second Lieut. H. Warner Ottey; Company C, Second Lieut. Ephraim Jordon; Company D, Capt. William H. Helmbold, Second Lieut. John H. Davis; Company E, First Lieut. George C. Helmbold; Company F, Capt. Peter McCullough; Company G, Capt. John F. Heishley, First Lieut. Charles D. Foy, Second Lieut. Thomas J. Moore (wounded); Company H, Second Lieut. Henry Smith (wounded); Company I, Second Lieut. William H. Brady; Company K, Second Lieut. Charles Lynch, First Lieut. Lewis Nolen, acting adjutant. Among the enlisted men I may favorably mention: Company D, First Sergt. John L. Ogden (killed); Company H, First Sergt. Thomas Russell, who, after Lieut. Smith was wounded, took command of his company; First Sergt. Richard Fox (missing). The color sergeant deserve special mention. Their names are James Wier (wounded) and Robert Hanna. Very respectfully, your obedient servant, D. L. STRICKER, Capt., Commanding Second Delaware Volunteers. Lieut. CHARLES P. HATCH, Acting Assistant Adjutant-Gen. Source: Official Records: Series I. Vol. 19. Part I, Reports. Serial No. 27 Gettysburg after battle report: Report of Col. William P. Baily, Second Delaware Infantry. Camp near Bealeton Station, Va., August 15, 1863. Sir: In obedience to circular from headquarters Army of the Potomac, dated August 12, 1863, I have the honor to submit the following report of this command from June 28 until its arrival in the vicinity of Warrenton, Va.: At 6 a. m. Monday, June 29, we broke camp, being then within 4 or 5 miles of Frederick City, Md., and took up a line of march across the Monocacy River Bridge, and successively passed through the villages and towns of Mount Pleasant, Liberty, Union Bridge, Johnsville, and Middletown, reaching a short distance beyond Uniontown, Md., at or about 10 p. m., and bivouacked for the night, having marched a distance, as is usually computed, from 32 to 35 miles. After getting in camp, a detail was taken from this command for picket. Tuesday, June 30.--The regiment was mustered and inspected for pay. Wednesday, July 1.--At 8 a. m. we took up a line of march, passing through Taneytown, crossing the Maryland line into Pennsylvania, halting at about 9 p. m. within 5 or 6 miles of Gettysburg, where we threw up a breastwork of rails and dirt, which was completed about midnight. Marched this day about 14 miles. Thursday, July 2.--At daylight the regiment, by order of Col. Brooke, commanding brigade, moved toward Gettysburg, and about 6 a. m. the regiment was placed in line of battle, occupying a position on the right of the brigade. At 4.30 p. m. the regiment moved with the brigade about half a mile to the left, where we deployed by the left flank and faced by the rear rank, and faced the enemy. At this moment, Col. Brooke ordered the line forward. The regiment moved briskly and with regularity, crossing stone walls, fences, and a morass in face of a heavy fire of musketry. The enemy immediately in our front occupied a most advantageous position behind a ledge of rocks upon the brow of a hill. At the foot of this hill the regiment opened fire upon the enemy, and advanced rapidly up the ascent, driving him from his position, capturing a number of prisoners, among whom were 2 commissioned officers. The enemy at this point attempted to rally and regain the ground he had lost, but was held in check. He then made a strong demonstration on our right flank (now our left). There being no support on this flank, the regiment was in danger of being outflanked, when orders were received from Col. Brooke, commanding brigade, to fall back. The regiment then withdrew and took position on the right of the woods, about 600 yards in the rear of the position it held. The regiment bivouacked at this place. In this engagement our loss was severe. At 4 o'clock on the morning of the 3d, we received orders to fall in, and move to the left and front, and form line of battle behind the crest of a hill. The enemy immediately opened his batteries with great vigor upon this position, at a range of about 1,500 yards. The colonel commanding then ordered the line about 60 yards to the front, where we threw up breastworks. At 9 a. m. Capt. Evans, of Company A, was detailed with 30 men to picket in our front. During the day he sent in 64 prisoners, chiefly from North Carolina and Georgia regiments. The enemy kept up a constant and rapid fire of shot and shell upon our position from 5 a. m. until 4 p. m. I regret to report the loss of Lieut. H. W. Ottey, Company B, and Lieut. George G. Plank, Company E, who were killed in the discharge of their duty in the action of the 2d. It would be invidious to particularize or make any selections where all had discharged their duty nobly and with so much gallantry. In the action on July 3, the regiment was commanded by Capt. Christman. Total of our casualties was 87. Saturday, July 4.--The regiment still in command of Capt. Christman, with no change of position. By command of Col. Brooke, commanding brigade, details were early made to bury our dead and bring in our wounded. All was quiet in our immediate front, excepting picket firing and an occasional shell from the enemy. Toward noon, lines of our troops, of another corps, were deployed some three-fourths of a mile in our front. Sunday, July 5.--It was discerned that the enemy had left his position the night previous. At about 3 p. m., by order of Col. Brooke, commanding brigade, we left the breastworks, and took up a line of march, and at 8 p. m. halted at the Two Taverns, having marched about 8 miles. We bivouacked here for the night. Monday, July 6.--We remained at the Two Taverns all of this date. Tuesday, July 7.--We again took up a line of march, and reached within half a mile of Taneytown, where we then halted at noon and bivouacked, marching some 8 miles. Wednesday, July 8.--We again took up a line of march at 6 a. m. in a heavy storm, which rendered the roads, fields, and runs in a terrible condition. At 5 p. m. we halted, and bivouacked for the night on the banks of the Monocacy River, distant about 6 1/2 miles from Frederick City. Marched nearly 20 miles this date. Thursday, July 9.--We again took up a line of march at 6 a. m., passing through Frederick City, Jefferson, and Burkittsville, and, passing through Crampton's Gap, Md., bivouacked for the night, having marched 20 miles this date. Friday, July 10.--Again took up a line of march at 6 a. m., passing through Keedysville, and halted after having made 11 miles, and bivouacked. Saturday, July 11.--Again took up a line of march, and reached Jones' Cross-Roads, when, at 11 a. m., the enemy's pickets were met. By order of the colonel commanding brigade, we took up a position in a wheat-field, the left of the command resting near the Hagerstown turnpike. A detail of skirmishers was made from this regiment at 3 p. m., who advanced upon the enemy's skirmishers in our front, and drove them about half a mile, occupying at dark their position. At 9 p. m. our position was changed, so as to become parallel with the turnpike road, and we then rested for the night on our arms. Sunday, July 12.--At 3 p. m., by command of the colonel commanding brigade, this command moved out to the front, occupying the position of our skirmishers of the 11th instant. The skirmishers in our front also moved forward. At dark we were ordered to throw up breastworks, which we did, of rails and dirt. There was an occasional shot between the pickets during the day. It rained very heavily during the night. Monday, July 13.--At daylight we commenced strengthening our breastworks, expecting an attack from the enemy at any moment during the day. Tuesday, July 14.--By command of Col. Brooke, commanding brigade, at daylight the regiment was deployed as skirmishers, and moved forward, passing over the enemy's works down to the Potomac River at Falling Waters without opposition. Wednesday, July 15.--Took up a line of march at 7 a. m., and arrived at sundown near Maryland Heights; bivouacked for the night. Thursday, July 16.--Took up a line of march at 9 a. m., and encamped at Sandy Hook. Friday, July 17.--Lay all day at this place. Saturday, July 18.--Took up a line of march at 6 a. m., and crossed the Potomac River, passing through Harper's Ferry, across the Shenandoah River, and into Virginia once more. We then struck into Loudoun Valley, and, after marching 6 miles, we halted and bivouacked for the night. Sunday, July 19.--Took up a line of march, and, after marching 8 miles, halted and bivouacked for the night. This day was very warm and close. Monday, July 20.--Took up a line of march at 8 a. m., and marched about 5 miles and bivouacked near Snickersville. Tuesday, July 21.--In the same place we stopped at last night. Wednesday, July 22.--Took up a line of march at 1 p. m., and marched to Ashby's Gap. Our brigade (the Fourth) went on picket, passing through the village of Paris. The enemy's cavalry was seen during the day. Thursday, July 23.--The corps started on the march at daylight, our brigade remaining on picket until 1 p. m., when we were relieved by a brigade of the Twelfth Corps. We then started to rejoin our corps at Manassas Gap, reaching that place at midnight. This was, without exception, the hardest march we had ever endured; not that the distance was great, but the roads were so stony, hilly, and so many small streams to cross. The Third Corps had a skirmish with A. P. Hill's corps during the day. Friday, July 24.--Took up a line of march, and halted near a small village at the mouth of the Gap and bivouacked for the night. Saturday, July 25.--Took up a line of march; reached White Plains, near Thoroughfare Gap, and bivouacked for the night. Sunday, July 26.--Took up a line of march at 5 a. m., and passed through White Plains and New Baltimore, and reached Warrenton about noon. After resting about an hour, we marched to Catlett's Station. Distance marched, about 20 miles. The above is a correct report to the best of my knowledge. I am, sir, very respectfully, your obedient servant, WM. P. BAILY, Col. Second Delaware Volunteers. Lieut. Charles P. Hatch, Acting Assistant Adjutant-Gen. Source: Official Records: Series I. Vol. 27. Part I. Reports. Serial No. 43
- Field and Staff
- Lieutenant-Colonel
- Commanding: Lt. Col. David L. Stricker (1839-1864) Slightly Wounded at Gettysburg 2 Jul 1863; Killed at Spotsylvania 12 May 1864
- Adjutant
- Major Samuel Canby (1837-1897)
- Asst. Surgeon
- William Babb
- Quartermaster
- George F. Plunket
- Sgt. Major
- William H. Brady
- Quartermaster Sgt.
- Benjamin F. Hedges
- Commissary Sgt.
- Henry C. Nelson; Enlisted 12 Jun 1861 as 2nd Lieutenant at Wilmington, DE; Transfered from Company C to Field & Staff on 9 Dec 1863; Promoted to 1st Lieutenant 9 Dec 1863 ; Mustered out 1 Jul 1864.
- Hospital Steward
- John Claypoole
- Company A
- Captains
- Captain John Evans
- Captain David L. Strickler (1839-1864) Slightly Wounded at Gettysburg 2 Jul 1863; Killed at Spotsylvania 12 May 1864.
- Company A
- First Lieutenants
- First Lieutenant Thomas M. Wenie (Unkown-1882)
- First Lieutenant James W. Letherbury
- Second Lieutenants
- Second Lieutenant John Evans
- Second Lt. Robert G. Smith Slightly wounded at Gettysburg 2 Jul 1863; Discharged 17 Nov 1863
- First Sergeants
- First Sergeant Robert B. Blake
- First Sgt. Cyrus H. Forwood Severely wounded at Gettysburg 2 Jul 1863
- First Sergeant Edgar Darrach
- Sergeants
- Sergeant Alexander Zebley
- Sergeant Joseph Fesmyer
- Sergeant Nathan'l Hill
- Corporals
- Corporal John W. Brown
- Corporal Peter Dulton
- Corporal James H.C. Carter
- Corporal Oliver B. Lafferty
- Corporal George P. Coleman
- Corporal Henry B. Newman
- Cpl. Jacob Steitz Mortally Wounded at Gettysburg 2 Jul 1863; Died 8 Jul 1863
- Corporal George H. Paskill
- Corporal Howard R. Tompkins
- Corporal James Young
- Drummer
- Drummer George McCracken
- Fifer
- Fifer Henry Kappes
- Wagoner
- Wagoner James L. Redmond
- Privates
- Private Joseph Ackerly
- Private David Ambrose
- Private John Banner
- Private Charles Banner
- Private ? John Barmer
- Private William Boney
- Pvt. Peter Bostler Shot in the hip. Mortally Wounded at Gettysburg 2 Jul 1863; Died 9 Jul 1863
- Private Daniel H. Brooks
- Private John Burns
- Pvt. Stephen Carey Killed at Gettysburg 2 Jul 1863
- Private William Christe
- Private Samuel Cochran
- Private Henry D. Coleman
- Private Charles P. Cotton
- Private James W. Catts
- Private James Cook
- Private Charles B. Cotton
- Private William H. Cox
- Private John H. Cazier
- Private Thomas Cunningham
- Private John Dailey
- Private Adolph DeBerger
- Private Antoine Delarue
- Private Robert Dolan
- Private Peter Doyle
- Private Michael Fallan
- Private John Farnan
- Pvt. John Frad Missing after Gettysburg 2 Jul 1863
- Private Charles Francis
- Private ? John Fratt
- Private John Friebe
- Pvt. Joseph P. Fryer Missing after Gettysburg 2 Jul 1863
- Private Jeddiah Garrison
- Private William H. George
- Private Abraham Gregg
- Private Howard Hanscom
- Pvt. Henry Hardin (1826-1892) Slightly wounded at Gettysburg 2 Jul 1863
- Private Caleb Hargraves
- Private John Harrison
- Private Henry H. Hartlaub
- Private Leonard Heidman
- Private John Higginbottom
- Private William Keever
- Private Anthony D. La Reve
- Private Samuel Lodge
- Private William Lynch
- Private James McCabe
- Private John McCallan
- Private James McDonnald
- Pvt. James McElister Shot in the head; Mortally Wounded at Gettysburg 2 Jul 1863; Died 26 Jul 1863 in Wilmington, DE
- Private John G. McKnight
- Private Martin McCrone
- Private Isaac T. Millis
- Private William Mahan
- Private James Morgan
- Private Albert T. Morris
- Private Edward Naylor
- Private Samuel E. Nealis
- Private Thomas O’Donnell
- Private Dutton Peters
- Private Edward Quigley
- Private William H. Register
- Private Benjamin V. Righter
- Private John T. Rodgers
- Private John B. Rose
- Private John Rowe
- Private James W. Ruth
- Private Edward C. Ryan
- Private Edward C. Ryan
- Private James Sewall
- Private George Stack
- Private ? Jacob Stiles
- Pvt. Charles Sweeny Slightly wounded at Gettysburg 2 Jul 1863
- Private Thomas H. S. Taylor
- Private Abe Taylor
- Private Benjamin Valient
- Private Thomas Warner
- Private George Warren
- Pvt. John Wilson Missing after Gettysburg 2 Jul 1863
- Private Henry Wolfe
- Private David Young
- Company B
- First Lieutenants
- First Lieutenant Theodore Geyer (1829-1897) Enlisted 1 Jun 1861; Dismissed 27 Aug 1863
- First Lieutenant Benjamin F. Nolen
- Second Lieutenants
- Second Lieutenant William Fennimore
- Second Lieutenant Hamill W. Otley
- First Sergeants
- First Sergeant James Brown
- Sergeants
- Sergeant Ferdinand Davis
- Sergeant John Deving
- Sergeant Josiah Lake
- Sergeant Franklin Nolan
- Sergeant James E. Simpson
- Sergeant James Waters
- Corporals
- Corporal Benjamin Crooks
- Corporal Andrew Green
- Corporal Stephen Hannum
- Corporal John King
- Corporal Thomas Semple
- Corporal Joseph Smith
- Drummer
- Robert Russell
- Fifer
- John Selser
- Wagoner
- Samuel Miller
- Privates
- Private David Ambeore
- Private William W. Anderson
- Private Roland J. Armstrong
- Private Lewis E. M. Barber
- Private William Barr
- Private Jacob Bechtel
- Private Samuel Bowers
- Private Charles Busby
- Private William G. Carr
- Private Nathan Cheeseman
- Private Stephen Conley
- Private Thomas Cooper
- Private William Crookshanks
- Private Lewis Cunnard
- Private John H. Delap
- Private John E. Devnish
- Private Solomon Dickinson
- Private Charles Dickerson
- Private Thomas Doran
- Private Thomas I. Dougherty
- Private William Elkins
- Private Thomas J. Ferguson
- Private John Finley
- Private William H. George
- Private Thomas Godfrey
- Private Samuel H. Graham
- Private Samuel W. Graham
- Private John Gunning
- Private George B.F. Hamilton
- Private Thomas C. Himsworth
- Private John C. Helme
- Private Henry I. Himsworth
- Private H Jones
- Private John Kelly
- Private Charles Knipe
- Private William Lallamont
- Private Thomas Lawes
- Private Hiram B. Lawsen
- Private William H.H. Lawson
- Private Isaac G. Lukens
- Private James L. Marlin
- Private William Marlin
- Private James L. Marling
- Private Alexander Marshbank
- Private James McCoy
- Private John McCoy
- Private John McKensey
- Private John McKnight
- Private William H. McMullin
- Private John Merritt
- Private Charles H. Miller
- Private John Millman
- Private Charles W. Moyer
- Private Philip Murray
- Private James Noble
- Private John Orrall
- Private Benjamin F. Ottey
- Private Joseph Ottenger
- Private William W. Patterson
- Private Joseph Paxson
- Private Richard T. Price
- Private Francis C. Renshaw
- Private William Reynolds
- Private William Rogers
- Private Henry L. C. Rosenberge
- Private William P. Savoy
- Private Joseph Shronk
- Private James Sill
- Private Charles Simons
- Private Robert Sloan
- Private Franklin N. Snyder
- Private William Stansfield
- Private James S. Steelman
- Private John Sutton
- Private George Sylvester
- Private Abraham S. Taylor
- Private Thomas Thawley
- Private John L. Thompson
- Private George Timpson
- Private Edward Welsh
- Private Joseph Welsh
- Private William Woodbury
- Private James C. Miller
- Private Edward S. Sarry
- Company C (Big Elk Rangers)
- Captains
- Captain Benjamin Ricketts (1834-1865)
- Captain John G. Simpers
- First Lieutenants
- First Lieutenant George H. Hardy
- First Lieutenant William F. A. Torbert (1837-1874)
- Second Lieutenants
- 2nd Lt. Augustus H. Richards
- Sergeants
- Sergeant Ebenezer Alexander
- Sergeant Harrison Bennett
- Sergeant William I. Davidson
- Sergeant William Drew
- Sergeant James T. Helley
- Sergeant Philip Johnston
- Sergeant Ephraim Jordan
- Sergeant Thomas James Kelley
- Sergeant James McCullen
- Sergeant Robert McCullen
- Sergeant James D. Rearden
- Sergeant Benjamin G./S. Sands
- Sergeant William Sands
- Sergeant Charles J. Smyth
- Corporals
- Corporal Rennard Allison
- Corporal Granville Bennett
- Corporal Henry M. Bennett
- Corporal Samuel Biddle
- Corporal Samuel Boyer
- Corporal Robert Davidson
- Corporal Thomas Jeffries
- Corporal William H. Kingston
- Corporal Asbury McDonald
- Corporal Thomas Miller
- Corporal William Sowers
- Musican
- Musican Charles Bernet
- Drummer
- Drummer George W. Lutts
- Fifer
- Fifer Richard A. Carr
- Teamster
- Teamster George Turner
- Privates
- Private Kennard Alison
- Private Martin V.B. Anderson
- Private John B. Baker
- Private Levi Baker
- Private Lewis Barber
- Private Charles Basketter
- Private William Campbell
- Private William T. Clark
- Private George W. Davis
- Private Jackson Drummond
- Private Albert H. Ferguson
- Private Benjamin Fernan
- Private William Fonds
- Private Isaac Foreacre
- Private James L. Gibbs
- Private Philip A. Giles
- Private Jacob Grant
- Private William S. Harvy
- Private Charles E. Hays
- Private Washington Heath
- Private Benjamin F. Hedges
- Private George W. Hodson
- Private Christopher Holman
- Private Nicholas T. Honey
- Private Thomas Housekeper
- Private Philip A. Johnston
- Private Hugh C. Jones
- Private Joel Lacy
- Private Benjamin S. Lands
- Private James Lenard
- Private Davis N. Lilley
- Private Matthew Lockard
- Private William T. Lockard
- Private George R. Maffitt
- Private Whitecraft Marcus
- Private Charles McCarthy
- Private Robert McClure
- Private Jethro T. McCullough
- Private James McDonald
- Private Patrick McGoarn
- Private Robert McGowen
- Private Amos E. McNeal
- Private George McNeal
- Private Aquilla Mehan
- Private James H. Mehan
- Private James T. Mehan
- Private Robert T. Moore
- Private James W. Murray
- Private John W. Murray
- Private Henry C. Nelson
- Private William Ott
- Private John Pidgeon
- Private George W. Pierson
- Private Jesse H. Pierson
- Private Nicholas Plummer
- Private William C. Poulson
- Private G. Price
- Private Thomas D. Reardon
- Private Charles Reed
- Private William Rementer
- Private John B. Rok
- Private Jeremiah Rosburg
- Private John Rowe
- Private Jeremiah Roxborough
- Private Peter Sarmon
- Private Elisha W. Scarborough
- Private Henderson Scott
- Private William Seewall
- Private William Sewell
- Private Henry T. Simpers
- Private Heister Smith
- Private John Smith
- Private Norris Smith
- Private William B. Smith
- Private Azariah Snyder
- Private John W. Sowers
- Private John Spencer
- Private J. Alfred Steele
- Private John A. Steele
- Private Samuel C. Stretch
- Private Richard Thomas
- Private William Thompson
- Private William Tice
- Private William J. Tier
- Private Hanson W. Walters
- Private Marcus Whitcraft
- Private Myers Whitlock
- Private Nicholas Wilson
- Private George W. Wright
- Private ? James M. McCracken
- Private ? Thomas J. Turner
- Company D
- First Lieutenants
- First Lieutenant Josiah P. Pearce
- First Lieutenant Jacob P. Pierce Duplicate ???
- Second Lieutenants
- Second Lieutenant Andrew J. Krause
- Second Lieutenant James Wier
- First Sergeants
- First Sergeant John H. Davis
- First Sergeant John C. Rotzell
- Sergeants
- Sergeant Thomas Ash
- Sergeant Joseph D. Boyd
- Sergeant Frederick Farrell
- Sergeant Robert Hanna
- Sergeant Jacob Heimpherville
- Sergeant George Hodgson
- Sergeant G. A. Hodson Duplicate ???
- Sergeant G. W. Hudson
- Sergeant John McIntyre
- Sergeant John L. Ogden
- Sergeant William Turner
- Corporals
- Corporal John P. Gillingham
- Corporal William Hall
- Corporal Francis Henneper
- Corporal William H.H. Lawson
- Corporal Joseph Pesch
- Corporal William Stopey
- Corporal William Strong
- Corporal James Young
- Drummer
- Drummer William D. Ashford
- Musician
- Musician Thomas Ferguson
- Musician William McKeinmon
- Privates
- Private Charles Banner
- Private John P. Barney
- Private John C. Barry
- Private William Beckley
- Private Francis C. Bessler
- Private William Bonner
- Private John H. Brown
- Private William Brown
- Private William Caldwell
- Private William Callen
- Private Thomas Clark
- Private Henry D. Coleman
- Private William Coombs
- Private Joseph Cox
- Private Michael Daley
- Private William Dashford
- Private John Devlin
- Private David E. Dickinson
- Private George Dillman
- Private Hugh Donnohue
- Private Thomas Donnohue
- Private William Dunn
- Private Spencer Elliott
- Private John Evans
- Private William Ferrell
- Private Samuel Fields
- Private James Fletcher
- Private Edward M. Gessler
- Private William Gessler
- Private James Gillespie
- Private Henry Gump
- Private John W. Harper
- Private John W. Harper
- Private Henry Hickley
- Private George L. Hilt
- Private Philip Johnston
- Private Lewis Jones
- Private Daniel Kane
- Private James C. Kelley
- Private William Kenmar
- Private Frederick Kerker
- Private Gilbert Mallett
- Private James Mason
- Private George W. Maxworthy
- Private William Mayhew
- Private Peter McConnochil
- Private John McFarland
- Private Job McGrath
- Private Alexander McLain
- Private Andrew McNichol
- Private William McPeak
- Private George Meyers
- Private Evans G. Miller
- Private John Monnahan
- Private George Moreland
- Private John Nesbit
- Private Robert Palmatory
- Private James Powers
- Private Lea Pusey
- Private William Quillum
- Private Jacob Quirksall
- Private John Read
- Private Isaac M. Recoes
- Private George Roney
- Private Andrew Rudolph
- Private John G. Ryan
- Private Livingston Sayers
- Private William Scotten
- Private Benjamin Serrell
- Private George H. Sheridan
- Private Robert Stewart
- Private Henry T. Thorn
- Private Joseph Tracy
- Private Isaac Tranilla
- Private Hugh Tuff
- Private James Ward
- Private Joseph W. Ware
- Private Lewis Weaver
- Private Louis Weaver
- Private Christian Wedgemyer
- Private Melcher Zang
- Private Abraham W. Laker
- Private Thomas Wilkinson
- Company E
- Captains
- Captain Charles Bird
- Captain Robert Morehouse
- First Lieutenants
- First Lieutenant William Bowen
- First Lieutenant George Helmbold
- Second Lieutenants
- Second Lieutenant John A. Bosia
- Sergeants
- Sergeant Jacob Boyd
- Sergeant James Crap
- Sergeant Frederick M. Laboy
- Sergeant John Larkins
- Sergeant William Lohr
- Sergeant Michael Meenan
- Sergeant David B. Norman
- Sergeant Charles F. Nostrand
- Sergeant Joseph Ogle
- Sergeant Frederick Rich
- Corporals
- Corporal Benjamin Adams
- Corporal Peter Byrns
- Corporal James Dugakes
- Corporal William Gorman
- Corporal William H. Guildford
- Corporal Edward Hoffman
- Corporal Mathew F. Labry
- Corporal James Lonacker
- Corporal William Smith
- Muscian
- Musician Joseph Perkins
- Wagoner
- Wagoner Charles Ellis
- Privates
- Private Joseph Bishop
- Private Charles Blair
- Private Samuel Bresby
- Private Adolph Brinkman
- Private William Bruens
- Private John Buff
- Private Samuel Busby
- Private Charles Bushby
- Private Michael Cotton
- Private Jonathan Crass
- Private Andrew Crothers
- Private William Cummins
- Private Hugh Curran
- Private Bernhard Deity
- Private George F. Deity
- Private Thomas Doran
- Private Charles Dreer
- Private Gotleib Faller
- Private William Faulkner
- Private John Fitzpatrick
- Private William Fitzpatrick
- Private Thomas Flood
- Private William Foreman
- Private Andrew Freeyling
- Private Joseph Geary
- Private Joseph Gibbons
- Private Hugh Gilbreth
- Private Frank Glass
- Private George J. Gual
- Private William Guilford
- Private Benjamin Hammond
- Private Antoine Heidle
- Private Frederick W. Hill
- Private Francis Howard
- Private William Howell
- Private Thomas Jordan
- Private William Keefer
- Private Jacob Louster
- Private James Marval
- Private Samuel Mays
- Private James McCloskey
- Private Robert McGowan
- Private Herman Meyers
- Private James Monaghan
- Private John Nichols
- Private Charles O’Neal
- Private John Ost
- Private Charles Paxon
- Private Charles Pembers
- Private August Petronella
- Private George G. Plank
- Private Conrad Preyes
- Private James H. Randolph
- Private John Reburn
- Private John Sanrot
- Private George Saring
- Private Franklin Shinn
- Private George Shultz
- Private William Simper
- Private John L. Stamfler
- Private Herman Stewart
- Private Joel H. Taggart
- Private George Tapper
- Private James Thornton
- Private Hanson N. Walters
- Private Jacob Wein
- Private Michael Wohlsledge
- Private Charles Zeibold
- Company F
- Captains
- Captain Peter McCullough
- First Lieutenants
- First Lieutenant Charles Reynolds
- First Lieutenant William B. Smith
- Second Lieutenants
- Second Lieutenant Francis K. Duke
- Second Lieutenant Francis Ferguson
- First Sergeants
- First Sergeant Frederick Frank
- First Sergeant James Holton
- First Sergeant Charles Miller
- First Sergeant Leo Umnepig
- Sergeants
- Sergeant Michael Curley
- Sergeant John Kelley
- Sergeant John McCray
- Sergeant Charles Nathan
- Corporals
- Corporal Patrick Campbell
- Corporal Dennis Cumber
- Corporal William Hawser
- Corporal Frederick Peiper
- Corporal John F. Robinson
- Corporal Charles Schneider
- Corporal Martin Schneider
- Drummer
- Drummer Henry Canning
- Fifer
- Wagoner
- Privates
- Private John Albertus
- Private James Alcorn
- Private James Anderson
- Private John Anderson
- Private Stanton Atkins
- Private John Baltz
- Private John Barr
- Private Henry Beek
- Private George Brand
- Private Benjamin F. Brown
- Private George Brown
- Private Jacob Brunner
- Private Charles Burnotte
- Private John Carr
- Private William Carr
- Private James Cassiday
- Private William Cassidy
- Private Robert Clark
- Private Cornelius Conner
- Private C. Connor
- Private James Conoley
- Private J. Cowan
- Private John Cowan
- Private Elihu Dalton
- Private Emanuel Damshorn
- Private Frederick Deluis
- Private John P. Diehl
- Private Michael Donnelly
- Private Patrick Doolin
- Private Charles Duft
- Private Franklin Ferguson
- Private Thomas Flynn
- Private Michael Gallagher
- Private Thomas Gallagher
- Private Gathiel Gantiholz
- Private James Gendy
- Private George Genthoff
- Private Gottlieb Gentholz
- Private James H. George
- Private Joseph Geroald
- Private John Gerold
- Private John Gona
- Private G. Goodling
- Private Edward Gregg
- Private Richard Griffith
- Private George H. Harris
- Private Franklin Hoffman
- Private Thomas Holden
- Private Louis Isle/Islse
- Private Michael Jennings
- Private Theodore Krugh
- Private Louis Kuckenbuger
- Private Philip Lawall
- Private John Loehr
- Private Joseph Loehr
- Private Wright H. Lopez
- Private Henry Louth
- Private Jolse Ludurg
- Private Patrick McBride
- Private John Meyers
- Private George L. Moffett
- Private Littleton Mumpford
- Private James Murray
- Private Charles O’Harra
- Private John Patterson
- Private Charles Peikert
- Private Theodore G. Penn
- Private Jacob Pfeifer
- Private Henry Preston
- Private Ludwig Rabanna
- Pvt. Charles Rebesberger (Unknown-1862) Died of disease in the General Hospital, Washington DC on 25 Oct 1862
- Private James Reiley
- Private Vincent Roth
- Private Casper Ruff
- Private James Rutter
- Private John Schmidt
- Private Edward Schmitt
- Private Christian Schneider
- Private William Schneider
- Private George Shellkopf
- Private James Shields
- Private Christian Shoemaker
- Private Edward Smith
- Private August Soehler
- Private Wright G. Soper
- Private Frederick Span
- Private George Spence
- Private John P. Stall
- Private Jabez Travis
- Private John Walsh
- Private Valentine Walters
- Private Christian Waltz
- Private Diebold Young
- Private Leopold Young
- Private George Zeyler
- Private George Gorves
- Private Charles Roth
- Company G
- Captains
- Captain Charles P. Foy
- Captain John F. Heishley
- First Lieutenants
- First Lieutenant James J. Menamin
- Second Lieutenants
- Second Lieutenant Thomas J. Moore
- Second Lieutenant Charles Weiss
- First Sergeants
- First Sergeant Frederick Hardt
- First Sergeant Louis Mahies
- Sergeants
- Sergeant Frank Burns
- Sergeant Michael Cavanaugh
- Sergeant Charles C. Frazer
- Sergeant Abraham Hubbard
- Sergeant William O. Lawrence
- Sergeant Robert McCullen
- Sergeant Samuel Moore
- Sergeant William Moore
- Corporals
- Corporal Francis Devlin
- Corporal William Foreman
- Corporal George W. Haas
- Corporal William D. Hanison
- Corporal August Peteonella
- Corporal Ferdinand Scheiber
- Corporal James Stoney
- Musicians
- Musician Albert T. Abbott
- Musician James Brady
- Musician Alphonzo T./H. Mannaing
- Musician Robert Martin
- Wagoner
- Wagoner George Burns
- Wagoner Edward C. Fenton
- Privates
- Private Adolph Abel
- Private Joseph L. Ames
- Private Charles August
- Private C. Bannar
- Private George Barton
- Private Daniel Bastible
- Private Charles A. Bernhard
- Private Caleb Boggs
- Private Samuel C. Bracey
- Private George Brown
- Private Henry Brown
- Private John Brown
- Private Henry Cake
- Private William Caldwell
- Private Cornelius Callahan
- Private Peter Carr
- Private Andrew Cochran
- Private Valentine Croissans
- Private Charles Daskam
- Private John E. Deonish
- Private Thomas Fullure
- Private Thomas Fulton C.
- Private Ludwig Glissman
- Private William Gorman
- Private William Graffe
- Private Joseph Green
- Private Gottleib Griessinger
- Private William Hanbennestel
- Private Samuel Heimback
- Private John Henry
- Private William Hipson
- Private Daniel Jeffries
- Private David Jessup
- Private William H. Johnston
- Private Alexander Karacher
- Private Frederick Keegel
- Private Hugh Kelly
- Private Jacob M./A. Kelly
- Private John Kersler
- Private Charles Keyser
- Private Nicholas Klegg
- Private Henry Kneff
- Private Charles Knowles
- Private John Knowles
- Private Charles Marshall
- Private James Maynard
- Private Michael McGurk
- Private James McKeeman
- Private Hugh McKenna
- Private Andrew McMahan
- Private Samuel McNeal
- Private Charles Mirgin
- Private Robert T. Moore
- Private Charles Morgan
- Private James H. Morris
- Private Robert H. Morris
- Private Dennis Murphy
- Private George C. Paine
- Private James H. Parker
- Private George Roasch
- Private James Rushson
- Private Thomas Rushton
- Private Edward C. Ryan
- Private John F. Schaefer
- Private John Schmidt
- Private F. Schoneckles
- Private Frederick Schraeekla
- Private Charles Smith
- Private James Smith
- Private William Smith
- Private Charles Spring
- Private John Stille
- Private Eugene Sullivan
- Private Charles Thatcher
- Private Samuel A. Townsend
- Private John Warren
- Private George Weilbrenner
- Private John Wilebranner
- Private Thomas Wilkinson
- Private John Wilson
- Private Charles Zeyher
- Company H
- Captains
- Captain Lewis Nolen
- Captain James Plunkett
- First Lieutenants
- First Lieutenant Henry C. Smith
- First Lieutenant Henry F. Smith
- Second Lieutenants
- Second Lieutenant Sarah A. Deveney
- Second Lieutenant Benjamin F. Nolan
- First Sergeants
- First Sergeant Edward Jochen
- First Sergeant Henry C. Smith
- Sergeants
- Sergeant Thomas Russell
- Corporals
- Corporal George W. Beckley
- Corporal William Hamilton
- Corporal Henry Holden
- Corporal William McArther/McArthur
- Corporal William McCuther
- Drummer
- Drummer John McCall
- Drummer Thomas Peters
- Muscian
- Musician Francis Foin
- Privates
- Private Albert Abbott
- Private James Arvine
- Private Patrick Arvine
- Private John Barton
- Private George Beckley
- Private William H. Brady
- Private Orlando Brazo
- Private Isaac Brown
- Private L. D. Buckley
- Private Charles Burnett
- Private ? Richard Cahill
- Private Richard Call
- Private James Chalfant
- Private John Claypole
- Private Patrick Crumlish
- Private Michael Cubbage
- Private ? Anthony De Le Reve
- Private Charles Detman
- Private Edward R. Dickerson
- Private William H. Dodd
- Private Julius Dorchel
- Private John Dougherty
- Private Patrick Dull
- Private George Emerson
- Private William Faehart
- Private James D. Fenton
- Private Isaac Ferry
- Private James Fletcher
- Private Albert Furgerson
- Private Lyman Frederick Gnun
- Private Gordy Greenbury
- Private Simon F. Griann
- Private Ernest Grow
- Private George W. Grubb
- Private Jacob Grubb
- Private John W. Grubb
- Private Thomas Grummer
- Private Henry Hardin
- Private Robert Hardy
- Private John Hasson
- Private George Herpoldt
- Private William Hogan
- Private William Holden
- Private James Hooper
- Private Andrew Howard
- Private Jacob Hyde
- Private John Hyland
- Private Kennedy Joseph
- Private John H. Kennedy
- Private James Kenny
- Private John Lane
- Private John Lawrence
- Private William Livingston
- Private Samuel Lodge
- Private Elwood Lounce
- Private John McAuthor
- Private Charles McCarty
- Private William McCarty
- Private James McCoy
- Private John McGlory
- Private Hugh McGrory
- Private Charles McIntyre
- Private William McMahon
- Private Henry McPike
- Private John B. Mobb
- Private William Myers
- Private John Neble
- Private George Noble
- Private Frank Nolen
- Private William T. C. Poulson
- Private John E. Rice
- Private Robert Richie
- Private Charles Sammit
- Private Adam Schluter
- Private Urban Schwarn
- Private Edward Sholder
- Private William Sigmond
- Private Samuel Sloan
- Private Henry C. Smith
- Private Thomas Smith
- Private Stephen Sperlein/Spurline
- Private Frederick Stang
- Private Lafayette Steinbrook
- Private Peter Steinman
- Private William Taylor/Tailor
- Private William Wakefield
- Private William Walker
- Private Alfred Walraven
- Private Thomas Watson
- Private Francis Weaver
- Private William W. Weeks
- Private Francis Whelan
- Private John Whitcraft
- Private William Whitecraft
- Private Edwin W. Wilson
- Private William Woodbury
- Company I
- Captains
- Captain Thomas M. Wenie
- Captain Samuel J. Wood
- First Lieutenants
- First Lieutenant William H. Brady
- First Lieutenant Gideon T. Todd
- Second Lieutenants
- Second Lieutenant Henry H. Jones
- Second Lieutenant John Kelsey
- First Sergeants
- First Sergeant Thomas J. Wood
- Sergeants
- Sergeant John H. Ash
- Sergeant Jacob Boyd
- Sergeant John Derrickson
- Sergeant John G. Raymond
- Sergeant Edward Reynolds
- Sergeant Charles D. Springer
- Sergeant George W. Unrich
- Corporals
- Corporal Robert Browne
- Corporal Ebenezer Harbinson
- Corporal George W. Jones
- Corporal Thomas Lynch
- Corporal Curtis H. Pierce
- Corporal Benjamin S. Russell
- Drummer
- Drummer Thomas J. Ferguson
- Drummer Peter McKenna
- Privates
- Private Charles Allen
- Private David Anderson
- Private S. Anderson
- Private Smith Anderson
- Private Stanton Atkins
- Private Charles Henry August
- Private John B. Baker
- Private Levi Baker
- Private John Begle
- Private Henry Blank
- Private Abner Brown
- Private John H. Brown
- Private Thomas Calahan
- Private William Campbell
- Private George Clutch
- Private Seymour Coleman
- Private Lemuel M. Collins
- Private Samuel Collins
- Private James H. Connelly
- Private Francis Conningsby
- Private Howard Covert
- Private Lambert Coymers
- Private Roderick M. Crawford
- Private Luther F. Cubbage
- Private Peter Davning
- Private Robert Delavue
- Private David E. Dickerson
- Private James Dillihay
- Private George Dillman
- Private John Dillman
- Private Thomas Dolen
- Private Michael Donnelly
- Private Robert Dowald
- Private Lawrence Dugan
- Private James Dunbar
- Private John Dunn
- Private James Dyet/Dyke
- Private George Evans
- Private Robert Fenton/Penton
- Private Samuel F. Fisher
- Private William E. Fleetwood
- Private Michael Gallagher
- Private Joseph Geary
- Private Arnold Gemill
- Private John W. Gilbert
- Private John C. Gilling
- Private Edward Golden/Golding
- Private Thomas Grear
- Private E. Habinson
- Private James Halter
- Private John Halter
- Private Thomas Halverson
- Private James Hammond
- Private Michael Hannum
- Private Thomas Harman
- Private George G. Hopple
- Private Henry C. James
- Private Miller Jenkins
- Private William S. Johnson
- Private William T. Johnson
- Private James Johnson/Johnston
- Private Charles M. Jorden
- Private James Kane
- Private John T. Keatley
- Private John Keatty
- Private John Kelley
- Private John Kelsey
- Private Charles Keyser
- Private George King
- Private William King
- Private John Lindsey
- Private James Logue
- Private James McConnell
- Private John W. McElwee
- Private Patrick McGraner
- Private Isaac McKeevier
- Private Thomas T. Melvin
- Private John Montgomery
- Private Patrick Muldoon
- Private Michael O’Hara
- Private Charles O'Harra
- Private Perry Outler
- Private John C. Prettyman
- Private Leven Prettyman
- Private Lea Pusey
- Private Nicholas Raymond
- Private Lott Rice
- Private James A. Rozell
- Private Benjamin Russell
- Private Thomas Ryan
- Private John W. Satton
- Private Frank Saville
- Private James Saville
- Private Lewelian Sawer
- Private Lew Sayer
- Private John Scotten
- Private William T. Scotten
- Private Julius Sebalt
- Private John W. Sedgwick
- Private James Sharn
- Private David H. Shulty
- Private John A. Sinex
- Private Emanuel Sivot
- Private Charles Smith
- Private Edward E. Smith
- Private James Smith
- Private George W. Stevens
- Private James Stewart
- Private William Sutton
- Private Victor S. Thompson
- Private Charles Tryon
- Private William J. Vankirk
- Private Edward Vickers
- Private Robert Watt
- Private Samuel D. Webster
- Private John Wells
- Private John Wells
- Private William West
- Private James Williams
- Private Joseph Wilson
- Private William Wilson
- Private William Wiser
- Private William Wright
- Private James Young
- Company K
- Captains
- Captain Joseph M. Barr
- Captain Philip Johnson
- First Lieutenants
- First Lieutenant William Drew
- First Lieutenant William F. A. Torbert
- First Sergeant Charles H. Hammer
- Second Lieutenants
- Second Lieutenant Charles E. Evans
- First Sergeants
- Sergeants
- Sergeant Richard K. Fox
- Sergeant Isaac Janvier
- Sergeant Charles H. Lurch
- Sergeant Enoch L. McCallough
- Sergeant Benjamin S. Sands
- Sergeant Lewis T. Sereath
- Corporals
- Corporal William Dougherty
- Corporal Neil Green
- Corporal John Guthrie
- Corporal Albert E. Hunter
- Corporal Peter A.B. Kerbaugh
- Corporal John B. Loafman
- Corporal Alexander H. Mason
- Corporal James McCoy
- Corporal Patrick McKelvin/McKelvelin
- Corporal James Murray
- Corporal James Stoney
- Drummer
- Drummer Alexander McCracken
- Drummer John McCracken
- Drummer Joseph Perkins
- Drummer Robert E. Russell
- Teamster
- Teamster John C. Helme
- Wagoner
- Wagoner William Gessler
- Privates
- Private Lorenzo D. Bailey
- Private William Baird
- Private Charles Banner
- Private John Barton
- Private Gottlieb Berger
- Private Jacob Bowers
- Private John W. Boyd
- Private John Braherty/Baaharty
- Private John Brown
- Private John Burk
- Private William Clayton
- Private Samuel Cochran
- Private John B. Coffin
- Private Benjamin Crooks
- Private Abraham Crothers
- Private George Davis
- Private George Davis
- Private John E. Devenish
- Private Patrick Devlin
- Private John Dillon
- Private John Dolten
- Private Elihu Dolton
- Private Timothy Donahoe/Donahoue
- Private Michael Donnelly/Donnelley
- Private Elisha Dotten
- Private Hugh Dougherty
- Private Patrick Dugan
- Private Daniel Dunbar
- Private Elias Y. Edwards
- Private Edward Elias
- Private Spencer E. Elliott
- Private William H. Ferrell
- Private John D. Filler
- Private John G. Filun
- Private Robert Foreacre
- Private Henry Fried
- Private John Gibason
- Private James Gibson
- Private John Gibson
- Private Joseph Green
- Private James F. Groce
- Private James Grow
- Private Alexander Gruthers
- Private John Guthrie
- Private Robert Hardy
- Private Thomas Harris
- Private John Hassan
- Private Peter Helbling
- Private James A. Helman
- Private Joseph Hensler
- Private John P./B. Hickey
- Private W. Hiller
- Private William Hilles
- Private Thomas G. Hilton/Hinton
- Private George Hodgeson
- 1st Lt. Robert John Holt (1834-1898)
- Private Malcolm Hood
- Private Samuel Hopkins
- Private Samuel C. Hopkins
- Private George H. Horstman
- Private Samuel A. Hukill
- Private J. Janvier
- Private John Janvier
- Private Henry H. Jones
- Private Lewis A. Jones
- Private Henry C. Jones/James
- Private John B. Kane
- Private John Kendall
- Private John Kendall
- Private Marshall Kirk
- Private Charles Knoblaugh/Knoblauch
- Private Charles Kurg
- Private Charles Kurtz
- Private Edward E. Laffland
- Private John Lane
- Private John B. Lang
- Private Samuel Latimer
- Private Thomas Lawes
- Private John Lee
- Private John Lee
- Private James Lennard
- Private Joseph Linns
- Private Gilbert Mallett
- Private C. Manner
- Private John H./S. Mannering
- Private Samuel McClure
- Private Edward McCormick
- Private Robert McCullin
- Private John McDonnell
- Private John McGlory
- Private Charles McGuire
- Private William McIntyre
- Private Michael McKenner/McKernan
- Private Andrew McMahon
- Private George H./W. Moreland
- Private James H. Morris
- Private Robert H. Morris
- Private Thomas W. Murphy
- Private Henry Myers
- Private Nicholas Pargues
- Private James H. Parkert
- Private William Parks
- Private George Cooley Payne
- Private Theodore G. Penn
- Private Francis Phatan
- Private Isaac Pierce
- Private E. Thomas Preso
- Private Thomas Preso
- Private Thomas Press
- Private William Quillan/Quillar
- Private Harry Rodie/Rhody
- Private Henry Rody
- Private John B. Rose
- Private Thomas Rosselle
- Private John Rowe
- Private Samuel C. Russell
- Private Thomas Russell
- Private Edward Russell/Rossell
- Private Gilbert Rutter
- Private John Selser
- Private James Sill
- Private Henry T. Simpers
- Private Charles Smith
- Private Henry F. Smith
- Private James Smith
- Private John Smith
- Private Joseph R./K. Stidham
- Private John Stukey
- Private John Suthie
- Private Abe Taylor
- Private Harville Thompson
- Private Orville Thompson
- Private George H. Timson
- Private Patrick Tucker
- Private John E./C. Van Huft
- Private Isaac Walraven
- Private George Warren
- Private George Wenn
- Private Francis Whelan
- Private John G. Whitecraft
- Private William Whitecraft
- Private Thomas Wilkinson
- Private George Wonn
- Private Charles Y. Wood
- PRESENT AT GETTYSBURG
- Killed
- Pvt. Stephen Carey Killed at Gettysburg 2 Jul 1863
- Mortally Wounded
- Pvt. Peter Bostler Mortally Wounded at Gettysburg 2 Jul 1863; Died 9 Jul 1863
- Pvt. James McElister Shot in the head; Mortally Wounded at Gettysburg 2 Jul 1863; Died 26 Jul 1863 in Wilmington, DE
- Cpl. Jacob Steitz Mortally Wounded at Gettysburg 2 Jul 1863; Died 8 Jul 1863
- Wounded
- 1st Sgt. Cyrus H. Forwood Severely wounded at Gettysburg 2 Jul 1863
- Pvt. Henry Hardin (1826-1892) Slightly wounded at Gettysburg 2 Jul 1863
- 2nd Lt. Robert G. Smith Slightly wounded at Gettysburg 2 Jul 1863; Discharged 17 Nov 1863
- Commanding: Lt. Col. David L. Stricker Slightly Wounded at Gettysburg 2 Jul 1863; Killed at Spotsylvania 12 May 1864
- Pvt. Charles Sweeny Slightly wounded at Gettysburg 2 Jul 1863
- Captured
- Missing
- Pvt. John Frad Missing after Gettysburg 2 Jul 1863
- Pvt. Joseph P. Fryer Missing after Gettysburg 2 Jul 1863
- Pvt. John Wilson Missing after Gettysburg 2 Jul 1863
- Smith, Robert G. A Brief Account of the Services Rendered by the Second Regiment Delaware Volunteers in the War of the Rebellion. Wilmington, DE: The Historical Society of Delaware, 1909. https://www.google.com/books/edition/A_Brief_Account_of_the_Services_Rendered/l686AQAAMAAJ?hl=en&gbpv=1&dq=History+of+the+2nd+delaware+Infantry&printsec=frontcover
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