Promoted from Lieutenant. Mr. Gotthold was a gifted actor, whose impersonations of leading characters won for him high favor, and demonstrated his superior histrionic abilities.

Grunbaum, John K45th Infantry
Goldman, Friederich H46th Infantry
Goldsmith, Abraham I47th Infantry
Goldschmidt, Julius F49th Infantry
Greenwalt, Joseph 50th Infantry
Goldsmith, Carl I52nd Infantry
Goldsmith, L. G54th Infantry
Goldvogel, Alexander C55th Infantry
Goodman, Henry K56th Infantry
Goldsmith, Charles K56th Infantry
Goodman, BenjaminCaptainB77th Infantry
Promoted from private.
Goodman, Albert B57th Infantry
Gosline, Henry S.Colonel Pinckney's
Regiment
Goldman, August E58th Infantry
Goldman, William E58th Infantry
Gans, Emil A68th Infantry
Gotthold, August G68th Infantry
Goldsmith, A. F70th Infantry
Goldsmith, Leopold C71st Infantry
Goldsmith, H. 80th Infantry
Goodman, H. J. C82nd Infantry
Goodman, Samuel G. H93d Infantry
Goldsmith, William F94th Infantry
Greenfeld, David F97th Infantry
Greenhut, S. 100th Infantry
Killed at Chancellorsville.
Guggenheim, J. 100th Infantry
Killed in attack on Morris Island.
Goodman, Henry S. A100th Infantry
Goldstein, Philip F103d Infantry
Green, S. 107th Infantry
Gottschalk, Jacob K115th Infantry
Gans, Louis E119th Infantry
Green, Benjamin H. E125th Infantry
Green, Solomon D126th Infantry
Goldsmith, Joseph W. H127th Infantry
Goodman, Joseph H131st Infantry
Gotthelf, Jacob F146th Infantry
Greenwalt, Harris K152nd Infantry
Greenwat, Marcus K152nd Infantry
Green, Oscar G153d Infantry
Goldsmith, Henry B164th Infantry
Gans, Isaac A175th Infantry
Gans, Frederick B185th Infantry
Goldsmith, Abraham A1st Independent
Goldsmith, G. B.CorporalA22nd S. M.
Goldsmith, J. W.SergeantC22nd S. M.
Goldsmith, M. C2nd Cavalry
Goldstein, A. M6th Cavalry
Green, David H11th Cavalry
Goldsmith, S. F18th Cavalry
Gottlieb, LudwigCorporalK1st Artillery
Goldsmith, William E16th Artillery
Glaser, Adolph K15th Artillery
Killed in Virginia.
Gumpel, Samuel C15th Artillery
Green, Moses S.Captain 15th Engineers
Haas, Philip 1st Infantry
Harris, Jacob A2nd Infantry
Hirsch, Andrew K2nd Infantry
Heyman, Philip D4th Infantry
Hess, Charles G4th Infantry
Hart, David H.SergeantF5th Infantry
Heyman, Nathan F6th Infantry
Hirschson, Edmund B7th Infantry
Hess, Friedrich B7th Infantry
Heimberger, CharlesLieutenant 7th Infantry
Hartzheim, Charles D7th Infantry
Heimburg, JuliusCaptain 7th Infantry
(reorganized)
Heller, Friedrich D7th Infantry
Hochheim, LouisCaptainF7th Infantry
Haas, Leonard J. 7th Infantry
Herzberg, AlbertLieutenantC8th Infantry
Herzfeld, Joseph E8th Infantry
Heineman, Theodore E8th Infantry
Hoffman, Jacob H8th Infantry
Hirsch, Julius I8th Infantry
Hart, Joseph A.Drum Major 9th Infantry
Hays, Jacob C9th Infantry
Harris, Joseph B10th Infantry
Harris, Daniel K11th Infantry
Hersch, J. S.CorporalG13th Infantry
Harris, Louis A14th Infantry
Hesse, Adolph C14th Infantry
Hays, Michael E15th Infantry
Harris, David E16th Infantry
Harris, Joseph E17th Infantry
Harris, David K18th Infantry
Hoym, OttoCaptain 20th Infantry
Hoffman, L. 20th Infantry
Herrman, August C20th Infantry
Herrman, William C20th Infantry
Heineman, Charles D20th Infantry
Heineman, Henry F20th Infantry
Hess, Jacob K20th Infantry
Lost an arm at Chancellorsville.
Harris, Charles G23d Infantry
Harrison, Samuel A24th Infantry
Lost a leg at the Battle
of New Hope Church.
Hart, Benjamin B. H24th Infantry
Herrman, HenryCorporalC25th Infantry
Harris, IsraelCorporalE25th Infantry
Hamburger, Simon I25th Infantry
Harris, Isaac K27th Infantry
Herrman, Jacob G28th Infantry
Hahn, Jacob B29th Infantry
Huebsch, Charles H29th Infantry
Hirschberg, Charles A31st Infantry
Hirsch, Morris C31st Infantry
Hoffman, Louis D31st Infantry
Hirsch, Jacob E31st Infantry
Hahn, JosephSergeantF31st Infantry
Hahn, Ferdinand G31st Infantry
Hahn, George G31st Infantry
Heiman, Henry G31st Infantry
Hart, David B33d Infantry
Hoofman, Eugene F34th Infantry
Hayman, SamuelColonelB37th Infantry
Hess, Adolph A39th Infantry
Hochheimer, Carl B39th Infantry
Heine, Louis H39th Infantry
Hahn, Charles 39th Infantry
Herzog, Louis K39th Infantry
Hirschfeld, HermanSurgeonB41st Infantry
Hirschfeld, ErnstLieutenantC41st Infantry
Herz, Jacob C41st Infantry
Hirsch, George C41st Infantry
Hirsch, Jacob E41st Infantry
Hirsch, Seligman I41st Infantry
Hart, Samuel F43d Infantry
Hays, Joel C44th Infantry
Hays, Nathaniel C44th Infantry
Harris, David S. K44th Infantry
Hahn, P. 45th Infantry
Heineman, C. B45th Infantry
Hess, Henry F45th Infantry
Heineman, William G45th Infantry
Hahn, Carl B46th Infantry
Hahn, Carl Moritz G46th Infantry
Hahn, August K47th Infantry
Hays, Michael B48th Infantry
Herrman, Jacob E49th Infantry
Hammerslaugh, Samuel A54th Infantry
Hammerslaugh, Simon A54th Infantry
Died of wounds received
at Chancellorsville.
Heineman, Gottlieb C54th Infantry
Herschfeld, Charles E54th Infantry
Heineman, Heinrich F54th Infantry
Hertz, Alexander F54th Infantry
Hirschfeld, Herman K54th Infantry
Hottheimer, Henry 54th Infantry
Killed in action.
Harris, Isaac C. F56th Infantry
Harris, Joseph F56th Infantry
Herrman, FerdinandCaptainD58th Infantry
Herzberg, Adolf C59th Infantry
Herschfeld, Elias I59th Infantry
Herschfeld, Jacob I59th Infantry
Hart, David E. A60th Infantry
Hartfeld, —— 62nd Infantry
Hirschberg, David F62nd Infantry
Herzberg, FriedrichLieutenantA66th Infantry
Promoted from Sergeant.
Hockster, Mayer 66th Infantry
Hirsch, Julius C66th Infantry
Herrman, SimonSergeantK66th Infantry
Hess, Jacob K66th Infantry
Harris, Levi H67th Infantry
Herzberg, Rudolf D68th Infantry
Hays, Samuel E70th Infantry
Hess, JacobSergeant 71st Infantry
Color Sergeant and Commissary.
Hess, Morris F71st Infantry
Harris, FrankCorporalG77th Infantry
Herrman, Alexander H.SergeantC80th Infantry
Houseman, N. 83d Infantry
Hays, Jacob C83d Infantry
Hart, Lewis A86th Infantry
Herrman, William C86th Infantry
Hamburger, SimpsonCaptainD91st Infantry
Promoted from Lieutenant.
Hart, Alexander D91st Infantry
Harris, Joseph A. H95th Infantry
Hays, Oscar A. G97th Infantry
Herrman, LouisSergeantH97th Infantry
Hecht, BenjaminCaptainB98th Infantry
Heilbrun, Philip 100th Infantry
Hess, Joseph C101st Infantry
Hays, Abram D118th Infantry
Hart, Joel G113th Infantry
Herrman, Jacob I123d Infantry
Hirschler, Nathaniel 124th Infantry
Hays, Daniel A127th Infantry
Heineman, Oscar A132nd Infantry
Heineman, Charles H. A134th Infantry
Herrman, Daniel E136th Infantry
Hart, B. 139th Infantry
Haller, Jacob 140th Infantry
Hays, JosephLieutenant 142nd Infantry
Hess, Joseph A144th Infantry
Heinsfurter, Joseph 149th Infantry
Hyams, Jacob A149th Infantry
Harris, Chapman A. A149th Infantry
Hays, Henry E149th Infantry
Hays, Daniel E149th Infantry
Hays, Sidney K151st Infantry
Hays, Benjamin E. H10th Zouaves
Heyman, R. B.CorporalA153d Infantry
Harrison, Henry K158th Infantry
Herrman, Alexander C162nd Infantry
Hahn, Louis C163d Infantry
Hahn, Philip F176th Infantry
Herzog, Charles B178th Infantry
Hirsch, Henry I178th Infantry
Hays, Benjamin T. G179th Infantry
Harris, Levi E. A184th Infantry
Hess, Jonah K192nd Infantry
Harris, Frank H194th Infantry
Holt, N. B1st Independent
Killed at Morris Island.
Hirsch, JohnLieutenantC1st Independent
Holz, Louis G1st Independent
Hays, Benjamin J. D7th S. V.
Herzog, Joseph G7th S. V.
Herz, Carl 22nd S. M.
Harris, Samuel F. H37th S. M.
Hirsch, HermanCorporalE1st Cavalry
Hirsch, Philip E1st Cavalry
Herzfeld, Moritz I1st Cavalry
Heidenheim, Henry I1st Cavalry
Hays, MichaelLieutenant 4th Cavalry
Herman, Louis K4th Cavalry
Hahn, Henry I8th Cavalry
Hart, Isaac E12th Cavalry
Hart, Joseph F12th Cavalry
Haas, LouisLieutenant 12th Cavalry
Herrman, Charles T.CorporalK12th Cavalry
Hess, Julian L14th Cavalry
Hahn, Adolph F16th Cavalry
Hays, Solomon E. B26th Cavalry
Hofheimer, Siegmund F1st Mounted Rifles
Hays, Isaac C. C2nd Mounted Rifles
Heineman, William E2nd Mounted Rifles
Herrman, Max F3d Artillery
Hart, Eli W. G6th Artillery
Hays, Abraham D7th Artillery
Hays, David H. K13th Artillery
Herzog, CharlesAdjutant 15th Artillery
Promoted from Lieutenant.
Hess, David A15th Artillery
Hess, Herman C15th Artillery
Hess, JuliusLieutenant 28th Battery
Promoted from private.
Hess, Julius2nd Lieutenant 1st Engineers
Hartfield, —— K62nd Infantry
Hyams, Jacob ——
Isaacs, Charles L. A5th Infantry
Isaacs, JosephCorporalA9th Infantry
Isenstein, George 24th Infantry
Isaacs, Solomon A40th Infantry
Isaacs, Isaac B44th Infantry
Israels, LehmanLieutenantA55th Infantry
Promoted from Sergeant.
Isayah, E. 59th Infantry
Isidor, Leopold F61st Infantry
Isaac, Julius De Kalle Regiment
Isaacs, J. J. D76th Infantry
Isaacs, Levi K78th Infantry
Isaacs, Moses M. D83d Infantry
Isaacs, Isaac I83d Infantry
Isaacs, Henry G90th Infantry
Isaacs, Michael G90th Infantry
Isaacs, Alfred S.Color Sergeant H 95th Infantry
Promoted from private;
wounded at Gettysburg.
Isaacs, Samuel D132nd Infantry
Isaac, LewisCaptain 5th Cavalry
Promoted from private.
Isaacs, David B5th Cavalry
Isaacs, Benjamin E16th Artillery
Isaac, V. F16th Artillery
Jacob, Henry F. B1st Infantry
Jacobs, William C. I3d Infantry
Jacobson, PhilipLieutenant 5th Infantry
Enlisted as private.
Jacobs, John C5th Infantry
Joachim, Charles H6th Infantry
Julius, Oscar1st Lieutenant 7th Infantry
Promoted from Sergeant.
Joseph, Gottfried F7th Infantry
Jacoby, Friedrich1st LieutenantG7th Infantry
Promoted from private;
killed at Fredericksburg.
Jupitz, F. {7th Infantry
{ I3d (New Jersey)
Infantry
Jacobs, Joseph A8th Infantry
Jacobson, IvorCaptainD8th Infantry
Promoted from Lieutenant.
Jacoby, Joseph A8th Infantry
Jacobs, Edward D9th Infantry
Captured; died a prisoner of war.
Jacobson, LouisLieutenantE9th Infantry
Promoted from Sergeant.
Jacobs, George A. H17th Infantry
Jacobs, George M. H19th Infantry
Jacobs, Charles E. H19th Infantry
Jacoby, Adam F20th Infantry
Jacob, W. G21st Infantry
Jacobs, Hymes G24th Infantry
Jacobs, Morris E25th Infantry
Jost, J. 29th Infantry
Jacobson, Herman C29th Infantry
Jones, Abraham I31st Infantry
Jacobus, Jesse I34th Infantry
Jacobus, Henry I34th Infantry
Jackel, Julius 39th Infantry
Jacobs, Carl F39th Infantry
Jacobson, Julius A41st Infantry
Jacobs, B. B42nd Infantry
Jacobs, Gottlieb K45th Infantry
Jacoby, Samuel K50th Infantry
Jones, Benjamin G51st Infantry
Jacobs, Samuel K51st Infantry
Jacoby, LouisCorporalI52nd Infantry
Jacobs, Benjamin B53d Infantry
Joseph, Henry F54th Infantry
Joachimsen, Philip J.Brevet 59th Infantry
Brigadier-General

A New York paper makes the following remarks concerning This distinguished officer, under date of January 7, 1890:

"At the breaking out of the Civil War, the high virtues of this officer showed themselves in their brightest hue. He organized the 59th New York Volunteer Regiment and, appointed as its Colonel, was ordered to the front. The Regiment was stationed at Fortress Monroe. While there he was appointed as United States Paymaster. Subsequently he was ordered to New Orleans under the command of General B. F. Butler. While on duty he fell from his horse and was so severely hurt as to be sent to New York. Rendered disqualified for further military duty, he was honorably discharged. Governor Fenton, of the state of New York, in acknowledging his eminent services, appointed him Brevet Brigadier-General."

Name.Rank.Company.Regiment.
Jacobs, George Albert C61st Infantry
Julian, Theodor 62nd Infantry
Joseph, —— E66th Infantry
Jacob, Julius K66th Infantry
Joseph, Joseph M.CorporalK66th Infantry
Jacobsig, Gustav A67th Infantry
Joseph, J. Adolph1st Lieutenant 68th Infantry
Jacobs, Henry D. K70th Infantry
Joseph, Lionel C72nd Infantry
Jacobson, Eugene P.1st Lieutenant 74th Infantry
Promoted from Sergeant.
Jacobs, Benjamin I82nd Infantry
Joel, Julius B83d Infantry
Jacobs, JacobCaptainF83d Infantry
Enlisted as private.
Jacob, Louis H84th Infantry
Jacobs, Israel P.CorporalE89th Infantry
Jacobs, Benjamin G90th Infantry
Jacobs, Charles G90th Infantry
Jacobs, John G90th Infantry
Jacobs, Henry F.SergeantG91st Infantry
Jacobson, Isaac H91st Infantry
Jacobs, J. S. H92nd Infantry
Jonas, Daniel E100th Infantry
Jacobs, Edward I101st Infantry
Jacoby, Max A103d Infantry
Jacobson, HermanCorporalD103d Infantry
Jacobs, Eli B109th Infantry
Jacobs, Henry C. H110th Infantry
Jacobson, HermanSergeantK119th Infantry
Jones, Joseph F124th Infantry
Jacobs, John F127th Infantry
Jacobs, John H. K127th Infantry
Jacobs, Joseph W. K127th Infantry
Jacobs, William S. K127th Infantry
Jacobs, Joseph A129th Infantry
Jacobs, Daniel T.CaptainI133d Infantry
Jacobs, Henry P. K139th Infantry
Jacobs, Reuben G141st Infantry
Jones, Isaac C147th Infantry
Jacobs, George C. A149th Infantry
Jacobs, Bernhard D156th Infantry
Jacobs, Joseph D156th Infantry
Jacobs, Alfred K162nd Infantry
Jacobs, Morris B165th Infantry
Jacobs, Charles C173d Infantry
Jacobson, A. D. D176th Infantry
Jones, Levi A179th Infantry
Jacobs, Jacob I185th Infantry
Jacobson, Abraham I193d Infantry
Jacobson, Herman C1st Independent
Joseph, A. D5th S. V.
Jacobson, W. H.Lieutenant 7th S. V.
Jacobs, Maurice H. F17th S. V.
Jacobson, A. C. C71st S. M.
Jones, AbrahamLieutenantA1st Cavalry
Jacobs, G. B1st Cavalry
Jacobson, Henry S. H10th Cavalry
Jacobs, CharlesCorporalH12th Cavalry
Jacobs, Carl C13th Cavalry
Jacobs, Eugene K18th Cavalry
Jones, Henry G22nd Cavalry
Jacob, Benjamin M22nd Cavalry
Jones, Jacob T. E1st Veteran Cavalry
Jacobson, Henry B2nd Veteran Cavalry
Jacobs, Isaac G4th Artillery
Jacobson, W. C.1st Lieutenant 5th Artillery
Promoted from 2nd Lieutenant.
Jacobs, Joseph B8th Artillery
Jones, Isaac F13th Artillery
Jost, Jacob I15th Artillery
Jacobowsky, Marcus 23d Independent
Artillery
Jones, Moses 28th Independent
Artillery
Klugeman, Nathan E2nd Independent
Also Veteran Mexican War. Artillery
Kuhn, Joseph I1st Infantry
Kohn, PhilipCaptain 5th Infantry
Promoted from Lieutenant.
Kaiser, William 6th Infantry
Kaufman, William B.SergeantB6th Infantry
Koerpel, Benjamin 6th Infantry
Kaufman, William B.CaptainF6th Infantry
Promoted from Lieutenant.
Kuhn, Ferdinand C7th Infantry
Krueger, Louis F7th Infantry
Konigsdorfer, L. 7th Infantry
Kaufman, Jules1st Lieutenant 7th Infantry
(reorganized)
Konig, AugustLieutenant 7th Infantry
(reorganized)
Kessler, Levi 7th Infantry
(reorganized)
Wounded at Wilson Creek, N. C.;
captured; confined in Libby Prison.
Kohn, Heyman H7th Infantry
(reorganized)
Kolb, Jacob I7th Infantry
(reorganized)
Kohn, Joseph F7th Infantry
(reorganized)
Kaufman, Norman 7th Infantry
(reorganized)
Wounded at Fredericksburg on left leg,
and shell wound on right hip.
Kaufman, Jacob A8th Infantry
(reorganized)
Kohn, Hyman 8th Infantry
Killed at Fredericksburg. (reorganized)
Kaufman, P. 8th Infantry
(reorganized)
Kahn, Henry G10th Infantry
(reorganized)
Koch, Leopold C13th Infantry
(reorganized)
Kaufman, WilliamDrum Major 20th Infantry
(reorganized)
Kaiser, Jacob A20th Infantry
(reorganized)
Kaufman, Adolph B20th Infantry
(reorganized)
Krauskopf, George B21st Infantry
(reorganized)
Kirsch, Jacob E21st Infantry
(reorganized)
Katz, Michael I29th Infantry
(reorganized)
Kohn, BarnetCorporalC31st Infantry
(reorganized)
Kassel, Joseph 31st Infantry
(reorganized)
Kottner, L. 31st Infantry
(reorganized)
Kaufman, Gustav E39th Infantry
(reorganized)
Katz, Louis B41st Infantry
(reorganized)
Kaufman, Gottlob D41st Infantry
(reorganized)
Kiritz, Michael 42nd Infantry
(reorganized)
Kaufman, C.Corporal 45th Infantry
Kaufman, Louis D45th Infantry
Kahn, Charles G45th Infantry
Kaufman, GottlobSergeantH45th Infantry
Kaufman, Frederick H45th Infantry
Klingenstein, J. 45th Infantry
Kohn, Julius D46th Infantry
King, Ferdinand K50th Infantry
Kohen, Nicolaus D51st Infantry
Karpeles, Henry M.Lieutenant-Colonel 52nd Infantry
Promoted from Major.
Karpeles, R.Lieutenant 52nd Infantry
Killed in action.
Kahn, Carl A54th Infantry
Kahn, Charles H54th Infantry
Koch, Lewis G57th Infantry
Kohn, Jacob 57th Infantry
Wounded at Seven Pines.
Kaufman, Alexander E58th Infantry
Kohn, Isaac2nd LieutenantA66th Infantry
Kahn, Herman A66th Infantry
Keller, Julius K68th Infantry
Kohn, AdolphusCorporalK78th Infantry
King, Joseph A81st Infantry
King, Jacob F89th Infantry
King, Noah H100th Infantry
King, Joseph I102nd Infantry
Krauth, HermanCaptain 103d Infantry
Promoted from Lieutenant.
Kohn, Charles A103d Infantry
Kaufman, Heinrich A103d Infantry
Kaufman, Adam F104th Infantry
Koch, Jacob E106th Infantry
Kohnstadt, Isidor G132nd Infantry
Kohn, Frederick F134th Infantry
Katzenstein, Joseph F140th Infantry
King, David B142nd Infantry
King, LeviCorporalI150th Infantry
Kaufman, M. 159th Infantry
Kauffman, C. 163d Infantry
Katzenberg, Charles F163d Infantry
Kohn, Otto C173d Infantry
Kohn, Herman C178th Infantry
Katzenstein, Charles D178th Infantry
Kohn, Jacob A1st Independent
Kohn, Joseph C7th S. V.
Kohut, Jacob H7th S. M.
Kalish, Herman D1st Cavalry
Krauss, Henry I1st Cavalry
Krauss, Joseph A4th Cavalry
Kaufman, Jacob K1st Artillery
Kuhne, Levi 3d Artillery
Kaufman, Adolph A15th Artillery
Koch, Jacob 29th Independent
Artillery
Leavy, FrederickSergeant 1st Infantry
Enlisted as private.
Lilienthal, Johann I1st Infantry
Lipowitz, HermanLieutenantK1st Infantry
Promoted from Sergeant.
Limberger, AugustusLieutenant 3d Infantry
Levy, Max G4th Infantry
Lisberger, D. K6th Infantry
Lowenthal, SiegmundLieutenant 6th Infantry
Levy, Joseph F6th Infantry
Leopold, Emil B7th Infantry
Lepman, Charles D7th Infantry
Lowenthal, Henry D7th Infantry
Wounded at White House Landing.
Lowenstein, Julius E7th Infantry
Lichtenhahn, George F7th Infantry
Loeb, Max K7th Infantry
Lester, Simon H8th Infantry
Liebold, HermanCaptain 7th Infantry
(reorganized)
Levi, Carl A8th Infantry
(reorganized)
Levy, Louis B9th Infantry
(reorganized)
Lyon, Mark B11th Infantry
(reorganized)
Lyon, W. 11th Infantry
(reorganized)
Lazarus, John G11th Infantry
(reorganized)
Lazarus, HarryCorporalG11th Infantry
(reorganized)
Lowenthal, Philip D12th Infantry
(reorganized)
Loeb, Abraham 12th Infantry
(reorganized)
Lederman, William B12th Infantry
(reorganized)
Levy, Abraham 12th Infantry
(reorganized)
Lewis, David J. H16th Infantry
(reorganized)
Lindner, B. F18th Infantry
(reorganized)
Lorch, CharlesAdjutant 20th Infantry
Promoted for gallantry. (reorganized)
Lilienthal, AdolfSergeantH20th Infantry
(reorganized)
Lehman, V. I20th Infantry
(reorganized)
Lyons, Joseph E23d Infantry
(reorganized)
Lyons, David K23d Infantry
(reorganized)
Lichtenstein, Oscar A29th Infantry
(reorganized)
Lewis, Edward, A.Captain 26th Infantry
Promoted from Lieutenant.
Lorch, RudolphSergeantC29th Infantry
Liebman, Frederick F29th Infantry
Lowenstein, Moritz H29th Infantry
Lichenstein, Jacob I29th Infantry
Levy, Herman C31st Infantry
Leo, Henry G31st Infantry
Lederman, Joseph H31st Infantry
Lewis, Mark A. C34th Infantry
Lewis, Isaac H. D34th Infantry
Lewis, Salomon E34th Infantry
Losher, Joseph 38th Infantry
Lowenthal, Benjamin D39th Infantry
Wounded at Cross Keys;
also at Bristow Station;
captured at Spottsylvania
and taken to Andersonville Prison.
Leibnitz, Ferdinand B39th Infantry
Lehman, Heinrich C39th Infantry
Lieser, M.Sergeant 39th Infantry
Lederer, Emanuel M.LieutenantG39th Infantry
Entered as private; twice wounded;
promoted for gallantry.
Lion, Simon I39th Infantry
Levy, Adolph K39th Infantry
Lewis, D. 40th Infantry
Lewis, J. 40th Infantry
Levy, John A40th Infantry
Lowenstein, John B41st Infantry
Levy, Reuben C41st Infantry
Lewis, Moses 42nd Infantry
Levi, Abraham I42nd Infantry
Lippman, —— Turner's Infantry
Levy, Benjamin B40th Infantry
Wounded at the Wilderness.
U. S. Congress awarded him
a "medal of honor."

Benjamin B. Levy enlisted at the age of sixteen, in the First New York Volunteers, at the breaking out of the Rebellion, as a drummer boy, and while his regiment was stationed at Newport News, Virginia, he was detailed as Orderly for General Mansfield. While he was conveying dispatches on board the steamboat "Express" to General Wool at Fort Monroe, the steamboat was attacked opposite Norfolk, by the rebel gunboat "Seabird." The "Express," with all on board, was in imminent danger of capture, when young Levy saved the steamboat by cutting loose a water schooner they had in tow. The water schooner was captured, but the "Express" arrived safely at Fort Monroe. For this act Levy was highly complimented by Generals Mansfield and Wool.

On the retreat from Richmond, under General McClellan, his tent-mate was very ill, and to save him from being taken prisoner, Levy threw away his drum, and taking his comrade's gun and equipments, went into the fight with his regiment at Charles City Cross Roads and saved two of the colors of his regiment from capture. For this act he was promoted on the field by General Phil. Kearney to Color Sergeant of his regiment.

After the regiment's two years' service had expired, he re-enlisted in the Fortieth Few York (Mozart) regiment, and at the battle of the Wilderness he was distinguished for his gallantry. Here he was stricken down by a serious wound, receiving a compound fracture of the left thigh. Left on the field he was captured by Colonel White's Guerillas. He lay on the field with no shelter for two weeks, and was then recaptured by our troops that came from Fredericksburg. He was one of the first from this State to receive a medal of honor from Congress.