COMPANY A.
William F. Basom, First Sergeant, killed in action at Winchester June 13, 1863.
David D. Terry, First Sergeant, killed in action at Snicker’s Ferry July 18, 1864.
Franklin Robinson, killed in action at Winchester June 15, 1863.
George Smith, killed in action at Newmarket May 15, 1864.
Harvey Stansberry, killed in action at Snicker’s Ferry July 18, 1864.
Jedediah Scears, killed in action at Winchester June 15, 1863.
James H. Boroff, First Sergeant, wounded in right leg at Piedmote June 6, 1864, and died afterwards.
John Wentz, First Sergeant, wounded in arm at Winchester September 19, 1864.
Thomas C. Thompson, Sergeant, wounded in foot at Fisher’s Hill September 22, 1864.
Joseph Roll, Sergeant, wounded in leg at Winchester June 13, 1863.
Benjamin M. Reynolds, Corporal, died from wounds received at Winchester June 13, 1863.
William S. Rifenberry, Corporal, wounded accidentally going home January 28, 1865, and died afterwards.
Daniel W. Nichols, Corporal, wounded in arm at Winchester June 13, 1863.
Adam De Baugh, wounded in leg at Hatcher’s Run April 6, 1865, and had leg amputated afterwards.
Robert L. Ewart, wounded in action at Hatcher’s Run April 2, 1865.
Albert Frost, wounded in action at Hatcher’s Run April 2, 1865.
Albert Hunter, wounded in action at Newmarket May 15, 1864.
George P. Hoysington, wounded in leg at Winchester June 13, 1863, and had leg amputated afterwards.
Charles M. King, wounded in action at Winchester June 13, 1863.
Henry P. King, wounded in action at Winchester June 13, 1863.
George B. Smith, wounded in action at Newmarket May 15, 1864.
Edward G. Bates, wounded in leg at Winchester June 15, 1863, and had leg amputated afterwards.
Henry M. McMiller, wounded in foot at Winchester June 15, 1863.
John S. Anderson, wounded in leg at Snicker’s Ferry July 18, 1864, had leg amputated and died afterwards.
Ambrose Ingerson, died from wounds received at Newmarket May 15, 1864.
Reuben W. Smith, wounded in hip at Winchester September 19, 1864, and died afterwards.
Jacob Clinger, wounded in action at Newmarket May 15, 1864.
Francis M. Harris, wounded in neck at Newmarket May 15, 1864.
Hiram Long, wounded in the breast at Winchester September 19, 1864,
Levi Rickenbach, Corporal, wounded in the head at Winchester September 19, 1864.
Jacob Switzer, wounded in the head at Winchester September 19, 1864.
Samuel Dorne, wounded at Cedar Creek October 19, 1864.
John Davis, wounded in the head at Snicker’s Ferry July 18, 1864.
William Walters, wounded in knee at Winchester September 19, 1864.