The American Jew as Patriot, Soldier and Citizen

by Simon Wolf

PENNSYLVANIA.

Name.	Rank.	Company.	Regiment.
Arnold, Amos	Sergeant	A	14th Infantry
Arnold, Benjamin		B	17th Infantry
Apple, Jacob	Corporal	G	22nd Infantry
Ash, Solomon		C	25th Infantry
Arnold, Max		A	27th Infantry
Adelsheimer, Jacques	Captain	B	27th Infantry
Enlisted as Private;
promoted step by step to Captaincy;
wounded at Chancellorsville;
mentioned in special orders for gallantry.
Adler, Noah		B	27th Infantry
Captured at Gettysburg; sent to Belle Island.
Adler, Jacob N.		B	27th Infantry
Alexander, Jastrow	Lieutenant	H	27th Infantry

Enlisted as Private; promoted to Regimental Adjutant subsequently Adjutant on staff of General von Steinwehr; mentioned in special orders for gallant conduct at Chancellorsville.

Appel, Francis		H	27th Infantry
Appel, Henry		H	27th Infantry
Adelsheimer, S.			27th Infantry
Alexander, J.			27th Infantry
Arnold, Aaron			40th Infantry
Abrahams, Abraham		G	48th Infantry
Apple, Samuel A.	Sergeant	B	51st Infantry
Served four years.
Allabach, C. H.		E	54th Infantry
Subsequently in the United States Army
as Assistant Surgeon.
Arnold, George			63d Infantry
Aarons, Solomon		B	69th Infantry
Served through the war.
Asher, Asher		I	69th Infantry
Killed on picket duty near Richmond.
Asher, Morris		B	71st Infantry
Wounded at Gettysburg; Served three years.
Apple, David A.	Captain	B	83d Infantry
Promoted from Sergeant, Lieutenant
and Captain in Veteran Reserve Corps.
Died of wounds.
Abraham, Isaac M.	Major		85th Infantry
Promoted from Captain;
wounded near Deep Bottom, Virginia.
Appel, Charles A.	{ Lieutenant	A	92nd Infantry
	{ Captain		F
Aarons, Joseph		B	109th Infantry

Enlisted as a drummer boy while quite young; captured while delivering a dispatch in second Battle of Bull Run; after release appointed "orderly" on staff of General Geary, 2nd Division, 12th Army Corps; served until close of war.

Arnold, Jacob E.	Corporal	E	114th Infantry
Served three years.
Abel, Jacob W.			115th Infantry
Also in Veteran Reserve Corps;
served as army-hospital steward.
Arnold, Henry		F	133d Infantry
Wounded at Fredericksburg.
Arnold, Eli		I	137th Infantry
Arnold, Simon		G	140th Infantry
Killed at Gettysburg.
Arnold, Levi	Sergeant	F	143d Infantry
Also Veteran Reserve Corps;
served three years.
Arnold, Simon J.	Sergeant-Major		151st Infantry
Promoted from Sergeant of Company K;
Wounded at Gettysburg.
Arnold, Simon		I	151st Infantry
Wounded at Gettysburg.
Arnold, Moses P.	Sergeant	A	172nd Infantry
Anstein, Jacob		D	194th Infantry
Apple, Benjamin	Corporal	I	209th Infantry
Alexander, Samuel	Assistant-		1st Cavalry
Killed at Dranesville, Virginia.	Surgeon
Allen, Michael Mitchell	Chaplain		5th Cavalry
Aub, Jacob	Quartermaster		5th Cavalry
Armhold, Max		A	5th Cavalry
Captured.
Appel, Henry		B	5th Cavalry
Altman, Solomon		K	14th Cavalry
Arnold, Henry	Corporal	Battery I	5th Artillery
Asch, Charles J.			Independent
			Battery
Barnet, Moses		A	1st Infantry
Birnbaum, Charles		I	22nd Infantry
Blumenthal, Simon		A	27th Infantry
Bach, Louis		D	27th Infantry
Biggard, Isaac		K	27th Infantry
Belsinger, Lazarus		D	28th Infantry
Served three years.
Bear, Abraham E.		B	30th Infantry
Bernard, Aaron A.		H	30th Infantry
Brandon, Isaac M.	Corporal	K	30th Infantry
Benjamin, Oscar H.	Sergeant	B	41st Infantry
Bloom, Nathaniel F.	Corporal	F	45th Infantry
Wounded at Petersburg.
Bachenheimer, Jacob	Sergeant		51st Infantry
Wounded at Cold Harbor.
Barnett, Philip A.	Corporal	B	51st Infantry
Bahney, Moses	Corporal	B	54th Infantry
Berkowitz, Leon	Corporal	H	59th Infantry
Barnett, Nathaniel P.	Assistant		72nd Infantry
	Surgeon
Bair, Joseph		A	79th Infantry
Wounded at Chickamauga;
Served four years.
Bamberger, Henry	Corporal	E	79th Infantry
Died of disease contracted in the service.
Barnett, David A.	Corporal	B	99th Infantry
Died of wounds received
at Kelly's Ford, Virginia.
Bloom, Samuel S.	Lieutenant	H	111th Infantry
Bear, Elias		C	122nd Infantry
Baer, Benjamin F.	Captain	F	122nd Infantry
Served three years.
Benedict, Jacob	Corporal	H	122nd Infantry
Baer, Michael	Major	{ F	123d Infantry
Promoted from Lieutenant.		{	204th Infantry
Benedict, Joseph	Sergeant	K	126th Infantry
Severely wounded.
Bear, Henry		H	133d Infantry
Blum, Aaron		B	153d Infantry
Bush, Asher		B	153d Infantry
Bear, Joseph	Sergeant	I	153d Infantry
Wounded at Gettysburg.
Bloom, David S.		I	137th Infantry
Bair, Israel	Sergeant	F	195th Infantry
Bachman, Joseph	Sergeant	H	195th Infantry
Baum, Samuel	Corporal	G	200th Infantry
Wounded at Fort Steadman, Virginia.
Bachman, H.		C	2nd Cavalry
Bloom, David H.		A	5th Cavalry
Birnbaum, Henry F.	Hospital	H	5th Cavalry
Promoted from Private;	Sergeant
served about four years.
Berg, Henry	Corporal	D	11th Cavalry
Enlisted as Private;
wounded near Richmond;
served three years.
Blum, Julius	Corporal	A	Independent
Enlisted as Private; served three years.			Battery
Cohen, Jacob	Assistant		26th Infantry
da Silva Solis	Surgeon
Subsequently in United States Navy,
in Commodore Du Pont's expedition
to Port Royal.
Cahn, Louis			27th Infantry
Cromelien, Washington	Sergeant-Major		27th Infantry
Discharged to accept Commission
as Lieutenant 65th Infantry
Cohn, Ignatz	{ Lieutenant	C	27th Infantry
	{ Captain	B
Calker, Isaac			33d Infantry
Died from effects of wounds.
Casner, Abraham		I	38th Infantry
Cohen, J.	Sergeant		62nd Infantry
Cohen, Lewis		F	122nd Infantry
Cantner, Jacob		C	126th Infantry
Constine, Lewis		C	143d Infantry
Killed at White Oak Church.
Cohen, A. J.	Captain	A	5th Cavalry
Seriously wounded.
Cromelien, Alfred	1st Lieutenant	C	5th Cavalry
Promoted from 2nd Lieutenant;
elected to Loyal Legion
U. S. Commandery of Pennsylvania;
acting Recorder of Commandery;
titled Major.
Cromelien, James	Lieutenant	G	5th Cavalry
Also Quartermaster.
Cohen, Leon Solis	Corporal		Keystone Battery
Wounded in action.
Coons, Jacob	Captain		Wyoming Jägers
Dinbacher, S.		B	6th Infantry
Durlacher, S.		H	6th Infantry
De Young, Washington R.	Lieutenant	I	17th Infantry
Brevetted Captain for bravery.
David, Louis N.		E	18th Infantry
Doon, Theodore	Sergeant		23d Infantry
Dusch, Abraham		C	27th Infantry
Also Veteran Reserve Corps.
Davidson, Joseph	Sergeant		28th Infantry
Enlisted as Private;
killed at Chancellorsville.
Davidson, Isaac		H	122nd Infantry
Died at Falmouth, Virginia, in 1862.
Davis, Evan		D	125th Infantry
Promoted from Sergeant;
died of wounds received at Chancellorsville.
Davidson, Joseph A.		I	134th Infantry
Killed at Fredericksburg.
Davidson, Elias B.		G	136th Infantry
Dasher, Samuel		D	192nd Infantry
Dinkelberger, J. R.		E	1st Cavalry
De Haan, Aaron		A	2nd Artillery
De Haan, Henry	Sergeant	M	3d Artillery
Transferred to United States Veterans,
2nd Regiment.
Ellenger, Jacob		I	26th Infantry
Served three years.
Ellenger, William		I	26th Infantry
Einstein, Max	Colonel		27th Infantry

Born at Buchau, Wurtemberg, Germany, October 10, 1822; 1st Lieutenant of Washington Guards, 1852; Captain of Philadelphia (Flying) Artillery Company, 1853; Aide-de-Camp (with rank of Lieutenant-Colonel) to Governor James Pollock, of Pennsylvania, and Paymaster-General of Pennsylvania (with rank of Brigadier-General) 1856; Brigadier-General 2nd Brigade, Pennsylvania Militia, 1860; Colonel of 27th Regiment of Volunteers (Pennsylvania) 1861. This Regiment, under Colonel Einstein's command, succeed in covering the retreat of the Union Army in the first battle of Bull Run, and won credit by its conduct. Colonel Einstein was subsequently appointed by President Lincoln, United States Consul at Nüremburg Germany, and since then served as United States Internal Revenue Agent in Philadelphia, where he still resides.

Ellinger, Emanuel		C	27th Infantry
Eppstein, Daniel	1st Lieutenant	D	27th Infantry
Promoted from 2nd Lieutenant.
Eisenman, Jacob		H	27th Infantry
Emanuel, Lyon Levy	Major		82nd Infantry
Promoted from Lieutenant and Captain;
distinguished for bravery; served three years.
Emanuel, Louis Manly	Brigade		82nd Infantry
Promoted from Surgeon;	Surgeon
rendered valuable services;
served three years.
Etting, Charles Edward	Captain	D	121st Infantry

Promoted from 2nd Lieutenant; Regimental Adjutant on Brigade Staff; assigned to 1st Brigade, 3d Division, 1st Army Corps; served three years.

Eckermann, Jacob B.		E	139th Infantry
Wounded at Salem Heights
and at the Wilderness.
Eisenberg, Daniel		{ I	5th Cavalry
Transferred to		{ B
Frauenthal, Abraham	Corporal	{ C	8th Infantry
		{ D	9th Cavalry
At expiration of service,
Lieutenant, Company I, 83d Infantry.
Served nearly four years.
Floersheim, Henry	Lieutenant	A	27th Infantry
Frankel, Mayer		A	27th Infantry
Honorably mentioned by Secretary of War.
Fuchs, Jacob		B	27th Infantry
Transferred to 109th Regiment.
Frank, Charles		I	27th Infantry
Friedheim, Adolph		E	98th Infantry
Fellenbaum, David		K	122nd Infantry
Frankenfield, E.		B	153d Infantry
Frankenfield, George		B	153d Infantry
Fromm, Nathan	Corporal	A	167th Infantry
Frank, Jacob	Corporal	C	197th Infantry
Friedman, Max	Colonel		5th Cavalry

Born in Mühlhausen, Bavaria, Germany, March 21, 1825. He was Major of a regiment of Pennsylvania Militia before the Civil War; Colonel of 65th Regiment (5th Pennsylvania Cavalry) 1861; severely wounded in battle of Vienna, Virginia, in February, 1862. After his resignation, Colonel Friedman was commissioned to organize other Cavalry Regiments in Pennsylvania. He was Special Inspector of the Revenue Department (1867-1868); he started the Union Square National Bank, of New York City, in 1869, and became its cashier. He is President of the Veteran Corps of "Cameron Dragoons" (by which title the 65th Regiment has been known). Colonel Friedman resides in New York City.

Frank, Jacob		I	5th Cavalry
Fishblatt, Lewis	Lieutenant	E	8th Cavalry
Frankel, Rev. Jacob	Chaplain		United States
			Hospital
Gross, J. L.		E	1st Infantry
Goodman, Aaron		A	14th Infantry
Goldsmith, James		F	26th Infantry
Served three years;
captured at Gettysburg.
Goldberg, Sampson	Sergeant	A	27th Infantry
Gross, Leopold		A	27th Infantry
Died of wounds received
at Cross Keys, Virginia.
Goodman, Benjamin B.	Lieutenant	B	27th Infantry
Promoted from Sergeant.
Genter, Nathan		B	27th Infantry
Wounded in action.
Gassenheimer, Gus			27th Infantry
Glaser, Adolph			27th Infantry
Transferred to 15th Heavy Artillery,
New York.
Goodman, David J.		A	33d Infantry
Served three years.
Grossman, Lewis		C	40th Infantry
Served three years; lost an arm and leg
at Spottsylvania; died from wounds;
buried in National Cemetery, Arlington.
Gross, Abram		F	41st Infantry
Transferred to 190th Infantry;
served over three years.
Gross, Isaac		H	50th Infantry
Goldstein, Louis		B	61st Infantry
Gremitz, ——	Captain		62nd Infantry
Goldsmith, Joseph	Captain	A	74th Infantry
Promoted from the ranks.
Goodman, David	Sergeant	B	78th Infantry
Served four years.
Goodman, Isaac	Sergeant		91st Infantry
Promoted from Private;
wounded at Petersburg;
served four years.
Goldberg, ——	Corporal	A	91st Infantry
Gassenmaier, Joseph		D	98th Infantry
Goldenberg, C. D.		F	110th Infantry
Goldenberg, Henry		F	110th Infantry
Gallinger, Joseph		B	123d Infantry
Enlisted at eighteen years of age.
Gisner, George	Corporal		142nd Infantry
Goldbacher, Isaac	Sergeant		150th Infantry
Gross, Aaron		C	153d Infantry
Captured at Gettysburg.
Goldstrom, Leopold	Quartermaster-	E	5th Cavalry
Entered as Private; served four years.	Sergeant
Gerschel, Adolph		I	6th Cavalry
Served three years, until expiration of term.
Goldschmidt, Anton	Lieutenant	A	12th Cavalry
Promoted from Sergeant;
served three years and
until the close of the war.
Goldsmith, James	Sergeant	H	18th Cavalry
Promoted from Corporal; served three years.
Hays, David		C	2nd Infantry
Hirsh, Jacob	Lieutenant	G	18th Infantry
Hirsh, Morris	Corporal	G	18th Infantry
Hirsch, Isidor	Lieutenant	A	22nd Infantry
Heller, Henry	Surgeon		27th Infantry
Heller, Maximilian	Surgeon		27th Infantry
Heyman, Herman		A	27th Infantry
Harris, B.		B	27th Infantry
Heimburg, Julius	Quartermaster	B	27th Infantry
Promoted from Lieutenant.
Herrman, Frank	Lieutenant	C	27th Infantry
Promoted from Corporal.
Heller, David		C	27th Infantry
Houseman, Jacob		E	27th Infantry
Herman, Philip		H	27th Infantry
Hochstetter, A.			27th Infantry
Hirsch, A.			27th Infantry
Hertzog, Joel J.	Corporal	{ M	28th Infantry
Served three years.		{ D	147th Infantry
Hertzog, Joseph		E	29th Infantry
Henry, B.		D	32nd Infantry
Hess, Jacob		H	36th Infantry
Captured.
Hess, Michael		H	36th Infantry
Died of wounds received at Fredericksburg.
Hassler, Augustus	Sergeant	{ F	41st Infantry
		{	190th Infantry
Herman, Jacob		G	57th Infantry
Hightull, Israel	Sergeant		61st Infantry
Hoffman, S.			67th Infantry
Harris, Benjamin	Sergeant	G	72nd Infantry
Enlisted as private.
Hamberg, Ansel	Lieutenant	{ A	91st Infantry
	Major	{	44th Infantry
	Colonel	{	12th Infantry
He has been Junior and Senior Vice-Commander
of George G. Meade Post, No. 1.
Grand Army of the Republic.
Hart, Abraham		I	73d Infantry
Captain and Brigade Adjutant-General.

Captain Abraham Hart, at present commander of Kit Carson Post, Grand Army of the Republic, one of the large Posts of the District of Columbia, was born in Hesse-Darmstadt, Germany, in 1832. At the age of eighteen years he came to the United States and was employed in a large house in Philadelphia, where he was residing at the outbreak of the Rebellion in 1861.

He volunteered as a soldier in the 73d Regiment of Pennsylvania Infantry, commanded by Colonel John A. Koltes; he aided Colonel Koltes in enlisting other volunteers, and as early as August, 1861, was on his way with the regiment to help in the defences of Washington on the Virginia side. While there, Lieutenant Hart—for he had been promoted to a lieutenancy—was frequently sent out on reconnoitring expeditions, and in one of these he had a sharp brush with a body of Confederate cavalry which was also out reconnoitring. Subsequently, Lieutenant Hart was promoted to a captaincy, and when Colonel Koltes was elevated to the command of a brigade in General Blenker's Division of the Army of the Potomac, Captain Hart was detailed as Adjutant-General of the Brigade. In this capacity he participated in the battle of Cross Keys, in numerous skirmishes, and in the second battle of Bull Run.

At the battle of Cross Keys, the commanding General desired information as to the position and movements of the opposing force under "Stonewall" Jackson, and Captain Hart undertook to obtain it for him. In pursuance of this undertaking, and in company with a squad of picked men, he successfully made the circuit of the rebel camp, obtained the desired information, and reported it to the General.

At Sulphur Springs he was entrusted by General Sigel with the command of a force to destroy a bridge over the Rappahannock which was defended by rebel artillery, and he succeeded in destroying it. At another time he had the good fortune to rescue several hundred Union soldiers who had been captured by the Confederates.

But perhaps Captain Hart's most important service was done at the second battle of Bull Run. General von Steinwehr's (Blenker's) Division was in advance, and engaged in the first day's battle, as well as in the second and third. In the afternoon of the third day (August 30) of the fight, Koltes' Brigade was ordered to silence a rebel battery which was doing us great damage. The Brigade was several times driven back, but each time rallied, and finally captured and spiked the guns. It was here that the Brigade Commander, Colonel Koltes, was killed, and here that the Brigade suffered the heaviest loss.

Fuchs, Eugene	Sergeant	D	3d Cavalry
Herrman, Jacob	Sergeant	C	98th Infantry
Enlisted as private; wounded at Cedar Creek;
served four years.
Hirsch, M. L.			101st Infantry
Hirsch, August	Corporal	A	102nd Infantry
Wounded at the Wilderness; three years service.
Herman, Emanuel	Captain	D	103d Infantry
Hoffman, Leopold		C	113th Infantry
Regimental Quartermaster Sergeant;
promoted from private.
Hyneman, Jacob Ezekiel		G	119th Infantry

Wounded at Fredericksburg; also at Brandy Station and Mine Run; transferred to United States Signal Corps; served three years (1862-1865); has served since during riots in Pennsylvania; has held several military ranks.

Hoffman, Abraham	Corporal	E	186th Infantry
Hyneman, Elias Leon	Sergeant	C	5th Cavalry

A reference to this brave soldier and the sacrifice which cost him his life is contained in our "Introduction," page 5, so that little is left to record. Hyneman voluntarily enlisted in the 5th Cavalry, after the first Battle of Bull Run. He was promoted from Corporal to Sergeant, and was always eager for active service, distinguishing himself in several battles, and being one of twelve skirmishers who advanced on the enemy in the Battle of Gettysburg. He fought dismounted in the Battle of the Wilderness. His term expired in 1864, but so anxious was he to serve his country that he re-enlisted, only to meet so untimely a fate as recorded. He died on January 7, 1865, at Andersonville, of starvation and sickness, and his body was brought for interment to Philadelphia five months later.

As to Hyneman's course as a soldier, no stronger testimony than that contained in the following official paper is required:

"I hereby certify on honor that I was well and personally acquainted with Elias Leon Hyneman, who was a Sergeant of Company C, 5th Regiment, Pennsylvania Cavalry, Volunteers, that the said Elias L. Hyneman was a thorough and efficient soldier, and a person of excellent habits, and known and respected as such by all in the regiment. That he was ever foremost in the line of duty and at the post of danger, and vigilant and patient in the prosecution of his patriotic services. That by his zeal and enthusiasm to be foremost among the defenders of his flag he was unhappily captured by a merciless foe, and consigned to an ignominious and beastly prison house, there to suffer for many months and at last to yield up his noble spirit in death. Even his last life scenes were worthy of a soldier and full of true manfulness. That I, being a prisoner of war at the same time with said Elias L. Hyneman, heard of his many sufferings with deepest regret. I sympathize sincerely with his afflicted relatives and all who mourn his loss. He fought and fell in the glorious cause of freedom and justice omnipotent.

"Given at Camp, Fifth Pennsylvania Cavalry, near Richmond, Va., this 1st day of May, 1865.

J. Frank Cameron,
"Capt. Com'd'g Company C, Fifth Penn. Cavalry."

"Approval:
Colonel Commanding Regiment."

Harris, Abraham B.	Lieutenant	F	5th Cavalry
Hoffman, David B.		G	5th Cavalry
Hassler, Jacob	Sergeant	D	9th Cavalry
Served about four years.
Herzog, Jacob	Captain	E	12th Cavalry
Hamburger, Herman	Lieutenant	L	18th Cavalry

Assistant Adjutant-General, 1st Brigade, 3d Cavalry Corps, Army of the Potomac; has been Judge in Carbon County, Pennsylvania, etc., etc.

Israel, Daniel		F	10th Infantry
Isaacs, Henry		I	18th Infantry
Israel, Jacob		B	27th Infantry
Isaacs, Henry		{ M	72nd Infantry
		{ C
Josephs, Gustav		C	3d Infantry
And one year in Hancock's Veteran Corps;
served three years.
Jacobs, Henry		B	4th Infantry
Jacobs, Jacob	Corporal	K	11th Infantry
Jacoby, Henry	Corporal	I	18th Infantry
Josephs, Aaron		F	19th Infantry
Jacques, Henry	Lieutenant	G	26th Infantry
Wounded in second Battle of Bull Run,
and other battles.
Jacobson, Augustus		A	27th Infantry
Transferred to United States Navy.
Jacoby, Herman		A	27th Infantry
Wounded at Missionary Ridge;
served throughout the war.
Jacob, John		B	27th Infantry
Josephs, Abraham		F	27th Infantry
And one year in Hancock's Veteran Corps;
served three years.
Jacoby, Hugo	Sergeant	{ A	27th Infantry
Promoted from Corporal;		{
transferred to		{	109th Infantry
Jacoby, H.		H	27th Infantry
Jacobs, Henry		F	28th Infantry
Served three years.
Jacobs, Samuel		H	29th Infantry
Served four years.
Jacobs, Israel		D	30th Infantry
Served three years.
Jacobs, Abraham B.		{ A	34th Infantry
Subsequently		{	6th U. S. Cavalry
Jacoby, Moses	Corporal	E	47th Infantry
Enlisted as Private.
Jacobs, Henry	Lieutenant	F	51st Infantry
Promoted from Sergeant; served four years.
Jacobs, Simon		D	99th Infantry
Served three years.
Jacobs, Henry H.	Sergeant	F	165th Infantry
Jacobs, Alexander	Corporal	F	165th Infantry
Jacoby, Joseph	Sergeant	I	167th Infantry
Jacobs, Theodore	Assistant		187th Infantry
	Surgeon
Jacoby, Simon P.		E	3d Artillery
Jacobs, S. H.			1st Troop,
			Philadelphia City
			Cavalry
Koenigsberg, Max	Lieutenant	A	12th Infantry
Wounded at Gaines' Mills;
captured and sent to Libby Prison.
Kauffmann, Isaac B.	Lieutenant	C	16th Infantry
Kirschheimer, Joseph	Sergeant		27th Infantry
Kuhn, Magnus		A	27th Infantry
Kuhn, Marcus		A	27th Infantry
Kohn, Ignaz	Captain	B	27th Infantry
Enlisted as Private.
Kuhn, Abraham		B	27th Infantry
Kahn, Louis		C	27th Infantry
Katz, Jacob F.		C	35th Infantry
Served three years.
Kauffman, Samuel		A	46th Infantry
Kauffman, Levi H.	Corporal	H	52nd Infantry
Kline, Joseph		I	61st Infantry
Killed at Fair Oaks, Virginia.
Karpel, Jacob		C	63d Infantry
Died of wounds received at Bull Run.
Kohen, Frank P.	Lieutenant	I	67th Infantry
Kauffman, Benjamin L.	Corporal	{ D	90th Infantry
		{H	11th Infantry
Koshland, Nicholas N.		A	91st Infantry
Kayser, Morris	Captain	B	91st Infantry
Promoted from Lieutenant;
served about three years.
Katz, Emanuel			98th Infantry
Kauffman, Jacob	Corporal	A	101st Infantry
Kline, Nathan		K	119th Infantry
Served three years.
Kauffman, Solomon B.	Corporal	F	126th Infantry
Kramer, Solomon H.	Sergeant	G	128th Infantry
Kauffman, Jonas H.	Assistant		151st Infantry
	Surgeon
Kauffman, Joseph A.	Lieutenant	B	154th Infantry
Kauffman, Jacob	Corporal	F	171st Infantry
Kauffman, David S.	Sergeant	F	179th Infantry
Kauffman, Solomon B.	Sergeant	B	202nd Infantry
Kauffman, Isaac B.	2nd Lieutenant	H	9th Cavalry
Died of wounds received
at Moore's Hill, Kentucky.
Karpeles, Leo			2nd Artillery
Livermauli, Moses		B	2nd Infantry
Levy, David		I	5th Infantry
Levy, Abraham		E	6th Infantry
Levi, Charles	Corporal	F	7th Infantry
Lowenthal, Samuel		G	9th Infantry
Served four years.
Lazarus, David		F	23d Infantry
Lewenberg, Joseph		I	23d Infantry
Levy, Aaron		A	26th Infantry
Transferred to Signal Corps.
Luescher, Jacob	Sergeant	A	27th Infantry
Served three years.
Leo, Charles	Lieutenant	H	27th Infantry
Regimental Adjutant.
Lowenstein, M.			27th Infantry
Lazarus, Aaron	Brevet Captain	D	28th Infantry

Enlisted as Private, and promoted to Corporal, Sergeant, 1st Sergeant, 2nd Lieutenant, 1st Lieutenant, Regimental Adjutant, and Brevet Captain, United States Volunteers; served three years; has since been Captain and Major; member of Loyal Legion of the United States (Commandery of Pennsylvania).

Lachenheimer, F.		K	29th Infantry
Lyon, Abraham	Corporal	H	35th Infantry
Lang, Philip		I	37th Infantry
Lowenthal, Samuel		G	38th Infantry
Served three years.
Lebengood, Jacob		E	40th Infantry
So seriously wounded as to be
disabled for further service.
Levi, William P.	Sergeant	C	54th Infantry
Lichtenberger, Daniel	Sergeant	I	76th Infantry
Enlisted as Private.
Leo, Henry F.	Captain	B	115th Infantry
Promoted from Sergeant; served three years.
Lazarus, Henry		C	119th Infantry
Also Veteran Invalid Reserve Corps;
served through the war.
Levy, Herman			119th Infantry
Lehman, Emanuel		D	127th Infantry
Lehman, Jacob		D	127th Infantry
Lillienstine, Charles		I	127th Infantry
Levi, Joseph	Corporal	G	129th Infantry
Lazarus, William		E	132nd Infantry
Killed at Antietam.
Loeb, Jacob		H	151st Infantry
Loeb, Samuel B.		H	151st Infantry
Loeb, William C.		H	151st Infantry
Died at Fairfax Seminary,
Virginia, June 27, 1863.
Long, Isaac		H	151st Infantry
Levy, Philip	Sergeant	G	193d Infantry
Promoted from Corporal.
Lipowitz, Herman	Sergeant	H	215th Infantry
Langsdorf, Simon	Corporal	B	5th Cavalry
Discharged for injuries
received at Williamsburg.
Levy, Meyer S.		C	5th Cavalry
Levy, Samuel		C	5th Cavalry
Levy, Theodore		C	5th Cavalry
Lang, Ernst		E	5th Cavalry
Levi, Simon		I	5th Cavalry
Lindheimer, Barney			6th Cavalry
Lang, Morris			12th Cavalry
Captured at second Battle of Bull Run.
Levy, Benjamin J.	Brevet-Major		21st Cavalry
Promoted from Commissary of Subsistence.
Liebschutz, Adolph	Lieutenant		2nd Artillery
Promoted from the ranks for gallantry;
served three years.
Miller, Jonas		E	5th Infantry
Served three years.
May, Samuel F.		K	8th Infantry
Mayer, Louis H.	Sergeant	C	13th Infantry
Also in Ohio Infantry,
and staff officer in Regular Army.
Myers, Solomon	Lieutenant	A	16th Infantry
Miller, Moses		K	19th Infantry
Miller, Samuel		K	19th Infantry
May, Solomon W.			19th Infantry
Meyer, C.		B	21st Infantry
Miller, Alexander		H	22nd Infantry
Mayer, Jacob Corporal		B	23d Infantry
Mitchell, M.		F	23d Infantry
Moritz, Joseph		C	26th Infantry
Moss, John		{ E	26th Infantry
Served three years. Transferred to		{	99th Infantry
Meyer, Joseph		I	26th Infantry
Wounded at Gettysburg;
transferred to 99th Infantry;
served four years.
May, Louis		A	27th Infantry
Moser, Leo Sergeant		C	27th Infantry
May, Meyer		D	27th Infantry
Mayer, Herman		D	27th Infantry
Meyer, Moses		E	27th Infantry
Meyer, Emil	Lieutenant	G	27th Infantry
Marx, David		G	27th Infantry
Maier, Jacob		H	27th Infantry
Moser, David		H	27th Infantry
Died at Winchester, Virginia.
Max, Jacob			27th Infantry
Meyer, Max			27th Infantry
Myers, Simon P.		G	28th Infantry
Marks, Emanuel		K	28th Infantry
Died at Rectortown, Virginia.
Miller, Aaron		I	36th Infantry
Served three years.
Myers, Levi		I	36th Infantry
Served three years.
Moses, Joshua		I	42nd Infantry
Miller, Jacob		A	45th Infantry
Killed at South Mountain.
Moses, Daniel	Corporal	K	48th Infantry
Moses, David	Lieutenant	K	52nd Infantry
Promoted from Sergeant;
served until the close of the war.
Miller, Solomon C.	Sergeant	A	57th Infantry
Served three years.
Miller, Jacob		C	61st Infantry
Miller, Jacob	Corporal	H	61st Infantry
Disabled at Malvern Hill.
Myers, Emanuel	Sergeant		62nd Infantry
Mazur, F.			63d Infantry
Myers, Israel	Corporal	E	67th Infantry
Enlisted as Private; served three years.
Moss, William	Surgeon		70th Infantry
Surgeon United States Volunteers.
Myers, Isaac	Corporal	G	74th Infantry
Myers, Sigmund	Corporal	I	76th Infantry
Served three years.
Mayer, Jacob	Sergeant	F	82nd Infantry
Promoted from Corporal.
Myers, Solomon	Captain	E	87th Infantry
Served over three years.
Moser, Henry	Corporal	F	107th Infantry
Transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps.
Moss, Jacob			119th Infantry
Myers, Henry		H	122nd Infantry
Myers, Daniel S.		I	127th Infantry
Myers, Albert	Sergeant	H	128th Infantry
Miller, Aaron		F	129th Infantry
Myers, Benjamin F.		C	130th Infantry
Myers, Jacob		A	150th Infantry
Also Veteran Reserve Corps.
Marks, Israel		E	151st Infantry
Myers, Aaron J.	Sergeant	I	153d Infantry
Died of wounds received at Gettysburg.
Myers, Herman	Corporal	A	155th Infantry
Served three years.
Moyer, Emanuel	Sergeant	H	162nd Infantry
Killed at White House, Virginia.
Myers, Emanuel	Sergeant-Major		165th Infantry
Marx, Aaron J.		F	169th Infantry
Myers, Levi	Lieutenant	E	178th Infantry
Myers, David	Corporal	H	183d Infantry
Enlisted as private;
seriously wounded at Cold Harbor.
Miller, Aaron	Corporal	K	190th Infantry
Enlisted as Private.
Michaels, David	Lieutenant	I	210th Infantry
Promoted from Corporal and Sergeant.
Menken, Nathan D.	Captain		—— Cavalry

At the outbreak of the Civil War he organized a body of cavalry and was chosen Captain. At the Second Battle of Bull Run his horse was shot under him. As commander of General Pope's body-guard, he won the esteem and admiration of his brother officers for his bravery, courtesy and firmness. In 1878, during the yellow fever scourge in Memphis, Tennessee, Captain Menken refused to quit that city, but remained at his post, attending to the suffering until the terrible plague made this hero also a victim.

Miller, Jacob			3d Cavalry
Died of wounds received
at Mine Run, Virginia.
Moss, Joseph L.	Major		5th Cavalry
Lieutenant-Colonel 12th Cavalry; served three years.
Moss, Jacob		{ C	5th Cavalry
		{ H
Myers, Emanuel		K	5th Cavalry
Max, Charles		E	6th Cavalry
Moeler, Max	Lieutenant	E	11th Cavalry
Meyer, Leopold	Captain	C	12th Cavalry
Served over three years.
Miller, Moses	Corporal	H	14th Cavalry
Moser, Henry	Quartermaster-		19th Cavalry
Served three years.	Sergeant
Marks, Simon			Custer's Division
			of Cavalry
Mendel, Herman	Sergeant	L	{ 3d Artillery
Subsequently in United States Army.			{ 4th Cavalry
Messing, Bernhard	Sergeant	M	3d Artillery
Transferred 62nd Regiment, U. S. V.
Nathans, Oscar S.		H	18th Infantry
Nathans, Theodore		H	18th Infantry
Nathan, Lewis		A	51st Infantry
Neyman, Jacob			Signal Corps
Ottenheimer, Solomon		A	19th Infantry
Ostheimer, Nathan		K	62nd Infantry
Killed at Harrison's Landing.
Ochs, Joseph		E	5th Cavalry
Oppenheimer, Louis		E	5th Cavalry
Pinheiro, Solomon		G	26th Infantry

Enlisted quite young as a drummer boy; subsequently entered United States Navy; served there three years and took part in a number of engagements.

Pickard, M.			27th Infantry
Pollock, A.			27th Infantry
Proskauer, A.			27th Infantry
Phillips, Isaac W.		K	29th Infantry
Captured.
Phillips, Isaac H.		F	36th Infantry
Phillips, David J.	Adjutant	{	81st Infantry
	Captain	{ I
Podolsky, Theodore			101st Infantry
Promoted from 2nd Lieutenant, etc.
Rosensteel, Jacob		I	11th Infantry
Wounded at Rappahannock Station;
served four years.
Rosenfelt, Nathan	Sergeant	D	26th Infantry
Died of wounds received at Gettysburg.
Rosenthal, Max		{ D	26th Infantry
Transferred to		{	99th Infantry
Rosenstein, William		F	26th Infantry
Rosenthal, Arndt	Major		27th Infantry
Roedelsheimer, Solomon	Captain	A	27th Infantry
Rosengarten, Henry	{ Corporal	A	27th Infantry
	{ Sergeant	K
Ringetstein, Jacob		A	27th Infantry
Rosenheim, Bernard		A	27th Infantry
Roth, Lewis		A	27th Infantry
Reinhard, Francis		B	27th Infantry
Rosenberg, Maurice	Sergeant	C	27th Infantry
Wounded at Lookout Mountain.
Rosenthal, Abraham		E	27th Infantry
Reinhart, Nathan F.	Corporal	F	27th Infantry
Rosenstein, David		I	27th Infantry
Rosenstock, Jacob		A	28th Infantry
Wounded at Chancellorsville; served three years.
Rosenbaum, Michael		F	29th Infantry
Rashke, Moritz	Sergeant		63d Infantry
Killed at Chancellorsville.
Rosenfelt, Nathan A			72nd Infantry
Wounded and captured at Antietam;
when released, transferred to
Veteran Reserve Corps.
Rothschild, Samuel	Sergeant	I	74th Infantry
Enlisted as Private.
Rosenberg, Louis	Corporal	K	82nd Infantry
Rothschild, Lewis		K	99th Infantry
Rosenberger, L. A.	Lieutenant	D	104th Infantry
Enlisted as Private;
captured at Gloucester Point, Virginia;
served three years.
Rosengarten,	Lieutenant	D	121st Infantry
Joseph George

Major on staff of General John F. Reynolds, Army of the Potomac; Brevet Captain in United States Volunteers; served three years.

Rowe, Samuel W.	Captain	B	122nd Infantry
Promoted from Lieutenant.
Rosenberger, Samuel		G	126th Infantry
Rich, Isaac B.	Sergeant	B	129th Infantry
Promoted from Corporal.
Rosensteel, Jacob	Sergeant	F	139th Infantry
Enlisted as Private; wounded at the Wilderness;
served three years.
Rinehard, Alfred A.	Captain	D	148th Infantry
Promoted from Sergeant; wounded at Po River,
Virginia; served three years.
Rosenstein, Michael	Lieutenant	K	173d Infantry
Rosensteel, Tobias	Lieutenant		4th Cavalry
Served three years.
Rowland, Adolphus	Major		5th Cavalry
Promoted from Lieutenant
for distinguished bravery.
Rosenthal, Leopold	Captain	A	5th Cavalry
Wounded at Fort Magruder.
Rhine, Michael		G	5th Cavalry
Rosenthal, Ephraim	Sergeant	A	12th Cavalry
Enlisted as Private; served three years,
and until close of war.
Reubenthal, Elias	Sergeant	I	12th Cavalry
Served over three years.
Rosengarten, Adolph G.	Major		15th Cavalry
			(Anderson Troop)
Promoted from Sergeant;
killed at Stone River, Tennessee.
Rosenberger, S.	Assistant Surgeon		2nd Artillery
Sontheimer, Bernard			6th Infantry
Schwarz, S. F. I			16th Infantry
Schoneman, Abram P.	Lieutenant	{ E	19th Infantry
		{	65th Infantry
		{	Keystone Battery
Stern, Abram E.	Corporal	G	19th Infantry
Stern, Charles			19th Infantry
Sternberger, Charles			19th Infantry
Stein, Jacob	Corporal	B	21st Infantry
Seligman, Marcus		{ F	26th Infantry
Transferred to		{	99th Infantry
Salinger, B.	Lieutenant		27th Infantry
Enlisted as private.
Schloss, Abraham		A	27th Infantry
Schoneman, Emanuel	Sergeant	B	27th Infantry
Spaeth, Henry	Sergeant	B	27th Infantry
Sheier, Moses		B	27th Infantry
Siedler, Joseph		B	27th Infantry
Silberberg, Max		B	27th Infantry

Enlisted at eighteen years of age; took part in battles in Pennsylvania, including Gettysburg; served twice as Commander of August Willich Post, G. A. R.; also as President of Employment Bureau of Grand Army of the Republic Association of Hamilton County, Ohio.

Straus, Jonas		B	27th Infantry
Stein, Louis		D	27th Infantry
Schoen, David		G	27th Infantry
Stern, Julius	Sergeant	H	27th Infantry
Schloss, Moses		K	27th Infantry
Served three years.
Schloss, David			27th Infantry
Selker, Adolph			27th Infantry
Strouse, Cyrus	Major		28th Infantry
Killed at Chancellorsville.
Snowberger, Elias		K	29th Infantry
Stern, David			32nd Infantry
Snellenburg, Isaac		B	33d Infantry
Killed at Charles City Cross Roads,
Virginia, buried on the battle-field.
Strous, Jacob		G	34th Infantry
Served three years.
Stein, Jacob		A	37th Infantry
Sigmund, Albert M.	Assistant		38th Infantry
	Surgeon
Stein, Lewis		E	41st Infantry
Served three years.
Silberman, Marx	Corporal	A	51st Infantry

Raised a company of men in three days and became Corporal of the company; started the company by signing first.

Stine, Jacob		C	54th Infantry
Steiner, Jacob		G	55th Infantry
Also Veteran Reserve Corps.
Strouss Ellis C.	Captain	K	57th Infantry
Entered as private;
wounded at Charles City Cross Roads
and at Wilderness; served four years.
Strouse, Henry	Corporal	D	76th Infantry
Stern, Henry	Captain	G	77th Infantry
Enlisted as private.
Stern, Herman		B	83d Infantry
Solomon, Augustus	Sergeant	B	93d Infantry
Promoted from private;
also in Veteran Reserve Corps.
Steinbrun, J.		D	98th Infantry
Snowberger, Albert Leopold			99th Infantry

Born in Philadelphia, April 4, 1845. He was sent to the Military Academy, at Portsmouth, Virginia, when but fifteen years of age. When the war broke out he enlisted in the Union Army, despite his youthful age. He took part in a number of engagements with the enemy, but at the Battle of Fredericksburg, Virginia, December 13, 1862, he was mortally wounded, yet even in his agonies this young hero "waved his cap and urged his comrades on to victory." He died January 6, 1863. Of this gallant boy the lad's commander wrote to his mother that "his bravery and heroism were remarkable for one so young."

Salisburg, David S.	Corporal	B	102nd Infantry
Strauss, Henry	Surgeon		115th Infantry
Stine, Daniel		I	126th Infantry
Strouse, Lehman K.	Corporal	F	128th Infantry
Salisburg, Samuel B.	Sergeant	G	138th Infantry
Wounded at Monocacy, Maryland;
served three years.
Strouse, Ferdinand K.		E	151st Infantry
Strause, Joel S.		H	151st Infantry
Strause, Salomon		H	151st Infantry
Wounded at Gettysburg.
Strause, William S.		H	151st Infantry
Wounded at Gettysburg.
Strause, William T.		H	151st Infantry
Wounded at Gettysburg.
Simon, Michael		I	151st Infantry
Sternberger, Levin		I	151st Infantry
Sulzbach, Milton	Quartermaster		166th Infantry
Straus, Daniel	Corporal	F	167th Infantry
Silva, David	Corporal	G	181st Infantry
Simon, Jacob	Corporal	E	183d Infantry
Promoted from private.
Steiner, Levi A.		H	194th Infantry
Schlesinger, Morris	Adjutant		210th Infantry
Promoted from Sergeant;
died from wounds received
at Gravelly Run, Virginia.
Schloss, Henry	Corporal	E	5th Cavalry
Wounded near Richmond; served four years.
Schloss, Abraham		E	5th Cavalry
Wounded before Richmond.
Sontheimer, Morris		K	11th Cavalry
Served four years.
Schoenfeld, J.			15th Cavalry
Stein, Jacob	Corporal	K	3d Artillery
Salzman, Adam	Corporal	G	5th Artillery
Strassman, A.			2nd Battery
Wounded twice.
Schoneman, R. A.			Keystone Battery
Thalheimer, Albert		B	23d Infantry
Captured at Cold Harbor;
served about four years.
Tschopek, Joseph		D	27th Infantry
Tafel, Adolph	Lieutenant	H	27th Infantry
Teller, Michael,		K	119th Infantry
Served three years.
Trautman, Jacob	Sergeant	E	5th Cavalry
Served four years.
Ulman, John	Sergeant	D	27th Infantry
Served three years.
Ullman, Jacob		E	75th Infantry
Served four years.
Ullman, ——	Captain	E	5th Cavalry

Was noted for his bravery; served throughout the Civil War; he was also engaged in the war with the Sioux Indians in 1876, and was one of those in the command of General Custer on that fatal day in June; in which the entire command was surrounded by the Indians, every man being slaughtered.

Vogel, L.	Captain	E	27th Infantry
Wimpfheimer, Max		F	19th Infantry
Wolf, Jacob	Corporal	H	19th Infantry
Wohl, Samuel	Lieutenant	B	27th Infantry
Weinberger, Paul		B	27th Infantry
Transferred to 29th Infantry,
New York Volunteers.
Warburg, Sigmund		D	27th Infantry
Weinstock, Bernard		D	27th Infantry
Weil, Jacob		H	27th Infantry
Warburg, Moses			27th Infantry
Wetzlar, Morris	Lieutenant	K	37th Infantry
Promoted; wounded at Pea Ridge; disabled.
Waterman, Israel		I	40th Infantry
Transferred to United States Regulars.
Wolf, David	Sergeant	H	89th Cavalry
Served nearly four years.
Wolf, Morris		A	3d Cavalry
Served three years.
Weinbach, Abraham	Quartermaster-	A	12th Cavalry
	Sergeant

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