THE UNIVERSITY

OF ILLINOIS

LIBRARY

From the library of

Dr. Charles B. Johnson

Champaign

Presented by

Alice S. Johnson, '07

1933

353. e> lfGv:2A

RECORD OF THE SERVICES

OF

ILLINOIS SOLDIERS

IN THE

5LACK HAWK WAR

1831:32

AND IX THE

MEXICAN WAR

18-tG-18

CONTAINING A COMPLETE ROSTER OK COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND

ENLISTED MEN OF BOTH WARS, TAKEN FROM THE OFFICIAL

ROLLS ON FILE LN THE WAR DHPARTMENT,

WASHINGTON, D. C.

N WITH AN APPENDIX

(il\ING RECORD OF THE SERVICES OF THE ILLINOIS MILITIA. RANGERS

AND RIFLEMEN. IN PROTECTING THE FRONTIER FROM

THE RAVAGES OF THE INDIANS FROM

1810 TO 1813.

PKEl'AKEU AND I'lHLISHEI) B Y A ITHOR IT Y OK TH K TH I RTV-SEfOX U GENERAL ASSEMBLY

By ISAAC H. ELLIOTT

ADJLTAXT-OEXERAL OE THE STATE OK ILLINOIS.

SPRIN(;FIELD. ILL:

Journal Company. Printers and Binders

1902.

Extract from Act of General Assembly, Giving Autlioritv for this Publication.

Forfy-fi/(/i To the Adiniant General, the additional sum of fifteen hundred dollars, for the preparation, printinr and l)indin}? of the records of the services of the Illinois soldiers in the Mexican and Black Hawk wars, to be paid out of any money in the State treasury not otherwise appropriated, on the warrant of the Auditor of Public Accounts, drawn on vouchers of the Adjutant-General, approved by the (iovernor: Fro-ided., that no part of this appro- priation shall be paid for paijer, which shall be furnished by the Secretary of State, out of paper obtained for the .State under contract, of c|uality to be selected by the Governor.

Approved May 30,18Sl. (See Laws 1881, p. 44.)

C O X T E X T S.

PAGE.

luiroductory IX

Historical Memoranda.

Black Hawk War IX

Muster Roll Capt. Gholsou Keroheval's Coiupany XXIII

Mexican War XX AT

BLACK llAWlv WAIJ.

F1U! -ri Capt. James Bowman's Company ..

Detachments.

From Capt. W. S. Stephenson's Coiiiimiiy :.-)

I'r'iiii ('apt. Charles Iiunn's Company 25

Iridii (apt. Bussell's (.'onipany " 2(i

I'rnm (',ii)t. Arman's Company 20

From (."apt. West's Company 2(1

From Capt. Holliday's Company 2:;

From Capt. Bowyer's Company 27

SECOND I!UI(;.\1>R. First Regiment.

Capt. Thomas B. Ross' Company 28

Capt. Samuel Brlmberry's Company 29

Capt. Isaac Sanford's Company .TO

Capt. Robert Grillin's Company 32

Capt. Jonathan Mayo's Company : 33

Caiit. Royal A. Xott's Company 34

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IV C0XTEXT6.

PAGE. Second Regiment.

Capt. Alex. M. Houston's Company '. 30

Ciipt. John Arnold's Company 37

Dctaoliment of Capt. Elias Jnrdau's Company 38

Detachment of Capt. Ilighsmith's Company 3S

Detachment of Capt. Barnes' Company 39

Third Regiment.

Capt. Solomon Hunter's Company 40

Capt. Champion S. Madinji's dimpany 41

Capt. John Ilaynes' Company 42

Capt. AVilliam Thomas' Company 43

Capt. Daniel Powell's Company 44

Detachment of Capt. Po^Yel^s Comi)any 45

Spy Battalion.

Capt. John F. Richardson's Company 46

Capt. Abner Greer's Company 47

Capt. John McCann's Company 43

Detachments.

Adjutant Parmenter's 50

(f Capt. Hiram Roundtree's Company -. -30

Of Capt. Hiram Kinade's Company W

Of Capt. Mayo's Company 50

Of Capt. Earl Pierce's Company 51

Of Capt. Bennett Howlin's Company 51

Of Capt. Sol. Hunter's Company 51

Of Capt. J. F. Richardson's Company 51

( )f Capt. Isaac Sanford's Company 51

Of Capt. Wm. Highsmith's Company 51

Of Capt. A. M. Houston's Company 52

Of Capt. John Barnes' Company 52

Of Capt. Abner Greer's Company 53

THIRD BRIGADE. First Regiment.

Capt. David Smith's Company 54

Capt. William Gilham's Company 55

Capt. William Gorden's Company 56

Capt. Georw F. Bristow's Company 57

Capt. S. T. Matthew's", afterwards J. T. Arnett's Company 57

Capt. Walter Butler's Company 5S

Second Regiment.

Capt. Hiram Roundtree's Company CO

Capt. James Kiucaid's Company 61

Capt. (iershoui Pafcrson's Company 62

Capt. Aaron I'.annon's Company 63

Capt. Thomas Stout's Company 64

Third Regiment.

Capt. Andrew Bankson's Company 66

Capt. AVm. Adair's Company 67

Capt. Josiah S. Bri--s' Company 68

Capt. James Thompson's Company 69

Capt. Jacob Feman's Company, afiers Capt. James Connor's Comiiany 70

Capt. James Burns' Company 71

Fourth Regiment.

Capt. Bennett Nowlen's Company 73

Capt. Ozias Hail's Company 74

Capt. Jesse Clay well's Comapny 75

Capt. Reuben Brown's Company 76

Capt. Thomas MotTett's Comapny 7i7

Capt. Henry L. Wel)b's Company 78

Spy Battalion.

Capt. Allen V. Lindscy's Company SO

Capt. Samuel Huston's Company 81

WIirrESlDES' liUIGADE. First Regiment.

Capt. Julius L. Barnsback's Company 83

Capt. John Thomas' Company 84

Capt. .lolm Tate's Company 85

Capt. .losiah Little's Company S6

CONTEXTS. V

I'AGE. Second Regiment.

Capt. Thomas Chapnians rompaiiy 88

Capt. Levi I). Booiu-s Compauy 89

Capt. William (i. Flood's Company 90

Capt. Benjamin .lani^-s" Company 01

Capt. Jennniali Smiths Company ^-

T/iird Regiment.

Capt. John Harris' Company -'3

Capt. BoHjaniin Barneys Company f'-l

Capt. Elisha Potty's Con\pany ^*

Capt. 'William B. Smith's Company 95

Capt. Nathan Winter's Compauy !'0

Fourth Regiment.

Capt. M. G. Wilson's Company !'^^

Capt. William C. Rall'.s Company W

Capt. Abraham Lincoln's Company 100

Fifth Regiment.

Capt. M. L. Covell's Compauy Vvl

Capt. Uobert McClure's Company 10.',

Capt. J. C. Pugh's Company 103

Capt. John G. Adams' Company 104

Spy Battalion.

Capt. John Dawson's Company 106

Capt. Thomas Carlin's Company 107

Capt. John Dcment's Company T'^

Odd Batta/ion. Major James'.

Capt. Daniel Price's Company i i

Capt. Peter Warren's Comj)any Ul

Capt. Thomas Harrison's Company 112

Odd Battalion. M&iox Thos. Long's.

Cai)t. Jacob Ebey's Compauy 113

Cai)t. Japhet A. Ball's Company 114

i 'nattached Cotnpanies.

Capt. William Moore's Company IIO

Capt. John Winstanley's Company 117

Capt. William T. (Jiven's Company US

Capt. Erastns Wheeler's Company ...lis

Capt. Sanmel Smith's, late Jacob Fry's ("ompany 119

Capt. Thomas Mel tows Company 120

Capt. l>avid Crow's Company 1-21

Capt. L. W. Goodan's Company 122

ForuTH i!i:n;.\i>i:.

Fortieth Regiment ( Militia. ;) Commanded by Cc)l. John Strawn.

Cajit. Geopfre B. Willis' Company 124

Capt. Uobert Barnes' Companr 125

('apt. William .M. Stewart's Company 126

Capt. William Haw's Company 127

I N I > 1-: p E N D E X T I c I : ( ; 1 .M 1 : .\ t s .

Col. Isaac B. Moore 's Regiment.

Capt. John B. Thomas' Company 12S

Capt. Alexander Bailey's Company 129

Capt. EUakim Ashtons Company 130

('apt. Morgan L. I'aync's Cumpany 131

'Capt. James Palmers Cnnipany 132

Capt. I. .M. (Jillespics Cipiniiany 1:

Capt. James (;re.uurys Compauy 134

Capt. Corbin K. Hints Cnipany 1,35

T-wenty-sexenth Regiment M ilitia.

Capt. Milton M. Manch's Company i:;6

("apt. Xlcholas Dowlint''s Company i:?s

("apt. Clack Stone's Company 139

Capt. Charles McCov's Company 140

Capl. r..iii:iinin .K .\ l,leiii:ir li's Coiii|.;liiv Ill

VI CONTENTS.

I'AGE.

Capt. H. H. Gear's Company 142

Capt. Samupl H. Scale's Company 144

Capt. .Touathau Craig's Company 145

Capt. Lambert P. Vansburgh's Company. 146

ODD BATTALIONS.

Major N. Buckmaster's Battalion.

Capt. Holden Seisson's Company 148

Capt. Joseph Napier's Company 149

Capt. Aaron Armstrong's Company 1S9

Odd Battalion of Hangers.

Capt. Abner Eads' 152

Capt. David W. Barnes' Company 151

Capt. Asel F. Ball's Company 153

Companies in Odd Battalioiis .

Capt. John Sain's Company 1V5

Capt. William McMurtry's Company 15")

Capt. Asel F. Ball's Company 150

Capt. J. W. Kenney's Company 153

Capt. Peter Butler's Company 156

Capt. James White's Company 167

Odd Companies Attached to Col. Dodge's Regiment.

Capt. James Craig's Company 162

Capt. Enoch Duncan's Company 163

COMPANIES UNDER GEN. ATKINSON.

Capt. William Gordon's Company .' l''6

Capt. Cyrus Matthews' Company li^T

Capt. George McFadden's Company H'8

Capt. Samuel Smith's Company 168

Capt. B. James' Company 169

Capt. John Stennett's Company 170

Capt. M. L. Covells Company 171

Capt. John S. Wilbourne's Company 172

Capt. Solomon Miller's Company 173

Capt. Elijah lies' Company 174

INDEPENDENT COMPANIES.

Capt. Jacob M. Earlv's Company 176

Capt. Seth Pratt's Company 177

Capt, Alexander D. Cox's Company 178

Capt. James Walker's Company 179

Capt. William Warwick's Company 179

Capt. Alex. M. Jenkins' Company ISO

Capt. B. B. Craifr's Company 181

Capt. William C. Kali's Company 1S2

Capt. Alexander White's Company 1S3

Capt. Charles S. Dorsey's Company 184

Capt. A. W. Snyder's Company 1S4

Capt. Earl Pierce's Company 186

COMPANIES SERVING PREVIOUS TO lS:e.

1S27 Capt. James M. Strode's Company IS?

Major N. Bnckmaster's Battalion, 1S31.

Capt. Solomon M iller's Company 1S8

Capt. William Moore's Company I'JO

MEXICAN WAR.

FinST CALL-ONE YEAU VOLUNTEER& First ReeiiiientCo\. J. J. Hardin.

P/CF.

Field uutl Staft IW

Capt. Morfjan's Co. A 104

Capt. Smith's Co. B 190

Capt. Frv^s Co. H 197

Capt. McConucll's Co. D 198

Capt. Robertson's Co. E 200

Capt. Crow's Co. F 201

Capt. Wyatt's Co. G 202

Capt. Montgomery's Co. H 2(M

Capt. Prentiss' Co. 1 205

Capt. Mower's Co. K 206

Second kegimetitCol- Wni. H. Bissell.

Field and Staff 229

Capt. Coffee's Co. A 220

Capt. Carder's Co. B 231

Capt. Baker's Co. C 232

Capt. Wheeler's Co. D -231

Capt. Ivott's Co. E 235

Capt. Hacker's Co. F 236

Capt. Leiiifirs Co. 2as

Capt. Kaith's Co. H ./ 239

Capt. Miller's Co. 1 2-tl

Capt. Starbuck's Co. K 242

Third Regiment Q.o\. Ferris Foreiiian.

Field and Staff 2(16

Capi. StDufs Co. A -2(37

Capt. Freeman's Co. B 26S

Capt. McAdaui's Co. C 270

Capt. Bishop's Co. D 27*

Capt. Seller's Co. E 274

Capt. Campbell's Co. F 27S

Capt. Lawler's Co. G 277

Capt. Hicks' Co. H 279

("apt. Harvey's Co. 1 281

Capt. McGinnls' Co. K 283

Fourth Regiment-Q.o\. E. D. Baker.

Field and Staff 285

Capt. H. A. Uoberts' Co. A 285

Capt. (Jarret Elkin's Co. B 287

Capt. J. C. I'ujrh's Co. C 2ublislie(l eoniiilete in this book.

X IMUUDLCTOUV.

The section of the appropriation bill passed in 1881, which author- izes this publication, was drawn np and offered by the Hon. Samuel H. Martin, a member of the Thirty-second General Assembly from White county, himself a Lieutenant in the Fourteenth United States Infantry during the ^lexican War, and to whose efforts, as well as to the efforts of the Honorable Secretary of War and His Excellency the Governor, the merit of obtaining and publishing these records is largely due.

Before commencing the preparation of this publication, an adver- tisement was inserted in all the leading newspapers of the State, re- questing all persons in possession of facts or any data concerning the service of the Illinois soldiers in the Black Hawk and the Mexican wars, to communicate the same to this office. Quite a general response was made to this request by the surviving veterans of both wars, and much intersting and valuable material has been thus accumulated in this office, the larger portion of which cannot, of course, be used in the limits of a publication like the present. The thanks, however, of this office are due to those who so kindly responded to our request, and their communications have all been carefully preserved among the files of this office for future historical reference, and will make a fund of valuable military information for the use of the historian of the future.

Believing the intention of the General Assembly mainly met in the publication of the complete rosters, the briefest possible introductory sketch is made of the j)rominent facts of the Black Hawk war, which is compiled from Edward' History of the State of Illinois, and other trustworthy sources, including the correspondence before mentioned. This is followed by a short historical sketch of the part taken by the various commands of Illinois volunteers in the Mexican war, in which is included any honorable mention made of Illinois soldiers as shown by excerpts from the official reports and orders of the various expressing a determination to return to their homes, were brought to the mouth of Rock river, and there discharged on the 27th and 28th (lays of May, and thus the campaign ended without effecting any im- portant results.

SECOND CAMPAIGN 1832

On the requisition of Gen. Atkinson, the Governor called for 1,000 additional men, which were recruited out of the disbanded men for im- mediate service, for a term of twenty days, until the new levies should arrive. This regiment, which was filled without difficulty, organized l)y the election of Jacob Fry, as Colonel; James D. Henry, as Lieuten- . ant-Colonel.

xllthough tliis regiment does not a]ipear grouped together, as it should be, in this record, the companies, as well as can now be ascertained, wer^' Capt. Samuel Smith's company (page 168), Capt. B. Janies' company page 1()0), Ca]t. Elijah lies" company (page 174). (This compan\- contained private

ABltAlIANf I.INCOLX.

who ha ..'i: - and

privates.

:\LEXICAX WAl!.

SECOND ILLINOIS.

Eight companies 1 Colonel, 1 Major, 7 Captains, 1 Adjutant, lo Subalterns, 49C non- conmiissioned officers and privates. Sick Eour commissioned officers, 40 non-commis- sioned officers and privates. Aggregate, 573 officers and privates.

From an official return of the killetl. wounded and missing in battle of Buena Yista, we quote:

FIRST ILLINOIS FOOT. Killed One Colonel. One Captain, one Subaltern, 26 enlisted men. Total 29. AVounded Two Subalterns, \C, enlisted men, missing, 3. Aggregate loss, 50.

SECOND ILLINOIS FOOT.

Killed Two Captains, one Subaltern, 29 eulisted men.

AYouuded Two Captains, six Subalterns, 03 enlisted men. Missing, four enlisted men. Aggregate loss, 126.

With the exception of the sending out of an occasional foraging de- tacliment no further service Avas performed h}- these two regimejits dur- ing the war. They remained at Buena Yista until the latter part of May, when the following order was issued:

Headquarters, Bueka Vista, ^ Mav 28, 1W7. \ Orders No. 302.

The term of service for which the First and Second Illinois Regiments have en- gaged to serve the United States has nearly expired, and they are about to return to their homes. The General commanding takes this occasion to express his deep regret at the departure of those who have been so long under his immediate command, and who have served so well their country.

Few can boast of longer marches, greater hardships, or more privations, and none of greater gallantry than on the field of Buena Vista. It was there that the General witnesses with infiinite satisfaction their valor, which gave additional luster to our arms, and increased glory to our country. To their steadiness and firmness in con- nection with the Second Kentucky Regiment of foot, in resisting the Mexicans at a critical moment, and when there were five- to one against them, and as General Santa Anna said, "where blood flowed in torrents and the field of battle was strewed with their dead," we may justly ascribe a large share of the glorious victory achieved over 20,000 men. A great victory it is true; but obtained at too great a sacrifice. Hardin, Zabri.ska, McKee, Woodward, Yell, Clay, and many others, fell leading their men to the charge. Their names and gallant deeds will ever be remembered by a grateful people. In taking leave of these regiments, the General cannot omit to express his admiration of the conduct and gallant bearing of all, and especially of Cols. Bissell and Weatherford and their officers, who have on all occasions done honor to them- selves, and heroically sustained the cause of their country in the battle of Buena Vista. His liest wishes will attend them to their homes, where they will be received with joy and gladness as the pride of their families and of their States.

By Coujmand of Brigadier-General WOOL.

IK WIN M'DOWELL, Assistant Adjutant General.

I'liese regiments were discharged at Cnmai'-go, ]\Iexico, on the 17th day of June, 1847.

THE TTIIKD AND FOllMMl lilXJiMENTS.

were like the first two, brigaded together during their entire service. They were placed in Gen. Paterson's division, and marching from Mata-

iiibToKiCAL -Mi:.\ioi;a.\ua. X\]X

moras to Tanipico, formed part of Geu. Shields' force while he was in command of that city. On the 9th day of March, tiie TJiird and Fourth liegiments took part in the descent on Vera Cruz. Gen. Scott says in his report, dated Vera (.'ruz, March 14, 1847 : "I coukl not postpone the descent, successfully made on the 9th inst., for half of the surf boats, Brig.-Gen. Shields' l)rigade, (old volunteers from Tampico), or the wagons and teams which were then behind. That General landed with the army, having a small part of one of his old regiments, (three com- panies of the Third Illinois Foot), and the Xew York regiment of new volunteers." (Mess, and Doc. 1847, p. 218). Gen. Scott was mistaken in attriV)uting to the Third Illinois credit due to the Fourth. Though both ri'giments took part in tlie expedition, it was com])anies "A,"' ''F" and "G" of the Fourth Illinois, under the immediate command of Lieut. Col. John ;Moore. who made the landing referred to, Capt. H. A. Rob- erts, of Co. ''A," from Sangamon county, being the first man to jilace his foot on the enemy's soil.

In the battle of Cerro Gordo, the Third and Fourth were hotly en- gaged, and gained great credit for their bravery. Gen. Scott, in his report of that battle to the Secretary of War, under date of April 23, 1847, says:

Early on the nioruing of the 18th, the columns moved to the jsoneral attack, and our success was speedy and decisive. * * The Brigade so gallantly led by General Shields, and after his fall, by Colonel Baker, deserves high commendation for its fine behavior and success. Cols. Foreman and Burnett, and Major Harris (Fourth Illinois) commanded the regiments; Lieut. Hammond, Third artillery, and Lieut. Davis, Illinois volunteers, constituted the brigade staff. (Mess, and Doc. 1S47, p. 26.3.)

Brig.-Gen. Twiggs who was in the immediate command of all the advanced forces, in a report to the General-in-Chief, dated April 19, 1847, (the day following the battle), says:

Of the conduct of the volunteer force under the brave General Shields, I cannot speak in too high terms. After he was wounded, portions of the three regiments were with me when I arrived first at the Jalapa road, and drove before them the enemy's .annoneers from their loaded guns. Their conduct and names shall be the subject of a special report. (Mess, and Doc. 1&17, p. 2f6.)

From the report of Maj.-Gen. Patterson, coniinanding the volunteer division at tlie battle of Cerro Gordo, under date of April 23. 1S47. and made to the commanding General, Ave extract :

"On the afternoon of the ivth, a rapid and continuous fire of artillery and infantry, nnn luncing that the Second division of the regulars was closely engaged with tlic left of the neemy's lines, I was instructed, and immediately directed the Third Volnuner Brigade, under Brig.-(;en. Shicds, to proceed at once to its support. Before the brigade rae accurate.

(Sl^'n.-.l.i

-WID It. KUSSELL. Capt.,

isl Hui the date of iis enrollment to August 13. 1S52, the time of mustering out of service.

Name and Rank.

Residence. Enrolled

Remarks.

Captain. Charles Dunn Pope co .

First Lieutenant. Joseph Xeal

Second Lieutenants.

John Raum

James H. McColugh.

Serjeants.

Jesse R.Pratt

Andrew H. Drinnon. "

Corporals. James F. Johnston .. .

John Hamilton

Jason B. Smith "

Faivates.

Arnold. James

Anderson, William..

Bruce. David

Bruce, Thimias "

Barr, William A

Cowsert. Geo. W.... Dobbins, John M.... Haw ley. Joshua S

Hughes, Richard "

Harper, Joseph

Hall, Thomas "

Hodge, John P

Kcmiedv, Jacob "

M.Cool." John

Merow. John "

Paistly. William M..

Pearce, Daniel "

Palmorc, Willie R... Palmore, Calvin H ..

Pattello, Xathan

Pratt, Mathew Y

Paisley. John

Rose. James "

Slankard. Harrison.. "

Smith. Hiram ii "

Wiley. Joseph "

Whiteside, John "

June It) Two horses in service.

Left at Fort Hamilton, sick.

Promoted to Brig. Maj., June 16, '32, 1st Brig .

Elected and commls'd in place John Raum.

[promoted June 16, ISa'J.

Absent on furlough dated July 31,18:i2

Appointed 1st Sergt., in place of Pratt, July I [31,1832; horse lost, strayed or stolen.

Prom. Reg.Q. M. July 1,'32; nius. out as such.

U. S. halter lost

Absent on furlough

|U.S. camp-ax lost

I:::::::::::::::::::::::-:::::::::::::::;:::::;::;;:;

Absent on furlough

Left sick at Fort Hamilton

U. S. halter lost

ij's^haitei- lost!!!! !!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!.!!!!

U. S. tin bucket and camp-ax lost

!u! s/ halter iost^!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!

beserted'Juiy'2(Vi832!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!! u!s.hatchet'iost!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!

Absent on furlough

U.S. camp-ax, halier, bayonet-scabbard lost..

Horse lost, strayed or stolen !.!!!.

Absent on furlough

Left sick at Fort Hamilton

Absent on furlough dated July 31,1832

14

BLACK HAWK WAR. CAPT. JONATHAN DUKMAN'S COMPANY

Of Moinitod Voluiiii'ors of Illinois, called into the service of the United Sttiies liy the Governor of the State of Illinois, by his order of May 15, 1832, from the date of its enrollment to Aug. 12, 1832, .the time of its mustering out of service.

Name and Rank.

Residence. Enrolled!

Remarks.

Captain. Jonathan Durman.

First Lieutenant. Simon S. Bargar...

Pope CO.

Second Lieutenant. Jacob Benyard

Sergeants.

John B. Witt

Thomas M. Ellis. Green B. Veatch. Alfred M. Hazel.

1832 June

Corporals.

John Lewis

Thomas Matthews.

Privates.

Anderson, Andrew.. "

Allen, Marshall "

Banty, Jesse "

Baily. James '\

Bowman, David \

Crawford, James '

Carlyle, William..... \^

Cowsent, Samuel ^_

Davis, Colman '\

Demick, JndethamC \

Dorset, William '^

Holland, James \\

Hobbs, Ezekial '_

Harlice, William "

Hobbs, Christopher. . '\

Jones, Alfred '\

King, Anderson \

King, John "

Lewis, Joseph L ""

Lauderdale, John.. .. '[

Martin, Isaac L "

Noaks, Abraham "

Perrin, James "

Raney, Robert R.... "

Slankard, Jacob "

Williams, John "

Williams, James '_"

Williams, Josiah "

Williams, Isom "

Watkins, Isaac F "

Wallace, Squire "

West, Joseph Franklin ct).

10 Two horses and one ser\ ent in service.

j Absent on furlough

j

Left sick at Fort Wilbouru

Horse lost in service

Absent on furlough

Absent on furlough

Ord. to Ft. Hamilton on duty; horse lost, shot.

I

DeiBertedjiiiv '20,1832'^!! !;"'!";;!;!!;! !!!!;;;;

Left on dutv at Ft. Wilbourn to attend sick . . . Absent on furlough, granted on Surg's certif .

Absent on furlough

Left sick at Fort Hamilton

Absent on furlough ; liorse lost in service

Left at Fort'F^ink sick! i!!!;!!!;!!!!!!!!!!^ !!!!!!

" " to attend the sick

Leift at Funk's Fort to attend tlie sick

sick

Det. bv cons'ntfrom Capt. West's Co. ; att'cliM ' [to Capt. Durman riMl Into the United States service June 19. 1S32.

4U

BLACK HAWK WAK.

THIRD REGIMENT.

CAPTAIN SOLOMON HUNTER'S COMPANY

Of 3(1 RegiuuMit, 2d Brigade of Illinois Mounted Volunteers, called into the service of the United States, on the requisition of Gen. Atkinson, by the Governor's proclama- tion, dated May 15, 1S32. This company was organized in the county of Edwards, May 5, 1S32. Mustered out August 15, 1832, by order of Brig. -Gen. Atliiuson.

Name and Rank. Residence. Enrolled

Captain. Solomon Hunter Edwards co.

First Lieutenant. William Carabaugii.

1832. June 19

Sword broke and lost in service.

Second Lieutenant. John S. Rotramel..

Serjeants. Thomas Jagofers... Joseph McCreary.

John Hocking

John Brown

Corporals. I

William H. Harper...! Zach. Bottinghouse.. |

Hugh Mounts

James N . Harper [

Privates. I

Bottinghouse, Daniel

Birkett, Thomas '

Batson, William

Birkett, Samuel

Charles, Solomon

Case. John i

Curtis, George

Chism, Elisha

Dodd, Milton

Dorothy. Robert...

Everly, Nimrod

Emmerson, Alan ..

Fortner, John

Fortner, Henry

Frazer, Hiram

Hamilton, William Hensley, Charles..

Hobson, Dison

Jones, William E

Jennings, James

McKinney, William. McCrackin, Hugh... Melirose, William

Michels, Sumner

Morris. .Miles

Morris, (iccirgc

Mitlliii, William

Moss, Moses

Rice, Matbew

Robinscm, John G...

Snell, William

Skinner, Thomas W. Truscott, William.... Thompson. Francis B

Ordered to Dixon's Ferry July '21, '3'2: disch'd. Left sick at Ft. Wilbourn J une 20, 1832

Ordered to Dixon's Feiry July 21, '32; disch'd.

Furloughed Aug. 7, 1832

Ordered to Dixon's Ferry July 21, '32; disch'd.

Left sick at Fort_ Wilbourn June 20, 1832

Ordered to Dixon's Ferry July 21, '32; disch'd.. Ord'd to Dixon's July 21, '32; disch'd; lost mare

Ordered to Dixon's Ferry July 21, '.32; disch'd.

Ordered toDixon's Feiry July ix, '32 ;' disch'd.

Ordered toFtV Wiib'ourn June 25, '32;' discli'd . .

Promoted to Sergeant June 20, 1832

Left sick at Fort Wilbourn June 20, 1832

Left on fool at Ft. Wilbourn June 20, 1832

Furloughed Aug. 7. 1832

Left sick at Fort Wilbourn June 21. 1832

Ordered to Dixon's July 21, 1832; since disch'd

Ordered to Dixon's Ferry July 21, '32; disch'd.

LeftsickatFort Wilbourn June 20, 1832

Furloughed Aug. 4, 1832

Ordered to Dixon's July 6; disch'd; lost mare. " " horse.

Furloughed Aug. 4, 1832.

since discliarged.

Ordered to Dixon's July 21; disch'd; lost horse. Ordered to Dixon's July 21, '32; since disch'd. Furloughed July 15, 18-32

SECOND BRIGADE.

41

Name and Rank. Residence. Enrolled

Remarks.

1832.

Tait, John Edward:* co..'June

\'incent, James ' ' "

N'incent, Josiah " | "

Williams, Jonathan..! " "

Ordered to Dixon's July 21,1862; since disch'd Disch'd at Ft. Wilbourn June 20. '32: disability (Ordered to Dixon's July ii,1832; since disch.. .. Left sick at Fort Wilbourn July 20, 1832

The above named mt'U ordered to Dixou's Ferry are said to have been discharged under Captain E. Jordan.

This company was organized in Edwards county on the fifth day of May, 1832. Marched, according to Governor's order, for Hennepin, June 1, 1832. Was mustered Into the senice of the United States on the 19th of June, 1832. Each man of th company furnished six days' rations for himself and horse. The officers of said company drew one ration per day in kind, and the officers and men drew one-half bushel of corn as forage during the whole campaign.

CAPTAIN CHAMPION S. MADING'S COMPANY 3d Regiment, 2d Brigade of Illinois Mounted Volunteers, called into the service of the United States, on the requisition of Gon. Atkinson, by the Governor's proclamation, dated May 15, 1832. This company was organized and tbeir officers commissioned May 5, 1S32. Mustered out August 15, 1832, by order of Brig.-Gen. Atkinson.

Name and Rank.

Residence. Enrolled

Remarks.

Captain. Champion S. Mading

First Lieutenant. William Curtis

Second Lieutenant. Thomas Sanders.

Edwards co..

18.32. June 19

1 horse left, on forced march, during battle

Horse left, b'rke down ; furl. .Aug. 7 at P.Deeslia

Sergeants. James Hunt

James Edmonson....

Main spring U. S. gun broke

John Edmonson

Corporals. Sam'l Edmonson, 2d.

Privates. Bogwood, David.

12 days rations, from 15th Aug. for 21 men

Cooper, John

Garlaiiil. Joseph

(ircathonsc. David.... llill.St:irlin

Furloughed Aug. 7 ; 1 liorse broke down

Furloughed Aug. 7 ; horse broke down

Mitclicll. William

Mounts, Stephen.

Pixlev. Lewis

Ru.ssell. Robert.

w ,\

Shelljy David

Sbelbv, E

l

Samcs, L. B

Spring. Henry

Sterrit. John

Furloughed Aug. 7; 1 horse broke down

Mustered out of service at Fort DIxoa, under command of Captain Jordan, of the 2d Regiment of the 2d Brigade.

Corporals.

Bell, James, 1st Edwards co.

Wilson, Elijah, .3d

Bengaman, Wm.,4th.,

1832. I June 191.

:: I;

42

BLACK HAWK WAR.

i

Name and Rank. Residence. |P>nrolled

AJusiciatt. Drurj', John Edwards

Privates.

Bennit, James

Epney, Gordon

Kellev, Milton

Lay.Josiah "

Mading:,Robt

McKinney. Alfred....

Moore, Harrison "

Maj's, Mathew

Mounts, Joseph "

Shelbv, Jonathan I "

Thread, Robert

Thread, James i "

Underwood, Alex | "

Warren. William R... I "

1832. Jnne 16

No rations only as privates drawn by any commissioned officer in my company; only one-half bushel of corn drawn by each man during the time of seiTice: only one- half gallon of spirits drawn by the company: .not one pound of baggage hauled or packed for any commissioned officer in my company.

This company was ordered to rendezvous at Hennepin June 10, and arrived the ilth, and was mustered into service the 19th.

CAPTAIN JOHN HAYNES" COMPANY

Of the 3d Regiment, 2d Brigade, Mounted Volunteers of Illinois, called into the service of the L'nited States by the Governor's proclamation, dated Ma.y 15, 1S32. Mustered out of .service August 15, 1832.

Name and Rank. Residence,

Captain. John Haynes White co.

First Lieutenant. Thomas Fields

1832. June

Second Lieutenant. Reuben Emerson..

Sergeants. Martin Johnson. Pliny H. (iawdy. John Robinson.. Robert Lowry...

Corporals.

John Penyman

John Heine

Leand'rVV.McKnight James Fields

Privates.

Berry. Edward

Barnet, Harvey '

Fields. William

Gott, Anthony

Hunter. Piiilip P

Hart, James W

Hood, Henry

Johnson, Arthur L...

Land, John

Martin. Asa

Moody, John

Moore, William

]\IcCan, Bartholom'w

Sup. disch. under Capt. Jordan ; halter lost.

Sup. disch. under Capt. Jordan ; halter lost.

Bucket, 1 pan and tin cup lost

Saddle and equipage lost

Sup. disch. under Capt. Jordan; horse, saddle

Sick [and bridle lost.

Sup. disch. under Capt. Jordan ; horse, &c., lost

Sup. disch. under Capt. Jordan; halter lost.

FurlouRhed on Aug. 7,1832

Bayonet lost

Halter lost

Sup. disch. under Capt. Jordan: halterlost.

Furloughedon Aug. 7,1832

Supposed discharged under Capt. Jordan... Furloughed on Aug. 7, 1832; halter lost

SECOND BRIGADE.

43

Name and Rank.

Residence. Enrolled

McClarney, Robert.. White co.

Nation. John

Nation. Anderson

Nation, Thomas

Nucum, Joseph l

Odfl. John S I

Orr, James

Parker, Joseph M i "

Parker, (jeorge C i

Peacock. John

Porter, James "

Porter, William |

Patterson, Robert.... Reiishaw, Kbenezer. " Teachner, Thad R...'

L'pton, John "

Wrenwick, James

Young, Ninian

Sup. disch. under Capt. Jordan; halter lost.

Sup. disch. under Capt. Jordan ; halter lust. " " horse lost.

Bayonet lost.

Sup. disch. under Capt. Jordan; halter lost.

Furloughed Aug. 7,1832; halter lost

Horse and halter lost

Supposed discharged under Capt. Jordan.

This company was organized in the county of White on May 12, 1S32, and was mustered into the service of the United States on June 19, 1832.

CAPTAIN WILLIAM THOMAS' COMPANY

Of the 3d Regiment, 2d Brigade of Mounted Volunteers of Illinois, called into the ser- vice of the United States by the Governor's proclamation, dated May 15, 1832: mus- tered out on August 15, 1832.

Cavtahi. ! 18.32.

William 'Tliomas White co June 19

First Lieutenant. I

Henry Horn " \ "

Second Lieutenant. Joel Rice

Sergeants. Thomas Culbreth... John M. Wilson...

Peter Miller

Enoch B. Hargrave.

Corporals. Wesley Jameison. James B. Thomas.

William Null

Green Bowen

'Musician. William (ireer.

Privates.

Anderson, Bayles

Byrd, John

Bowin. William

Bowin, Joshua

Brown, Joseph

Clark, Benj

Cliism, James

Culbretli, Tliomas, Jr. Clybnrn, James V ... (ioodman, Joseph. .. Gardner, Tliomas ...

Goodwin, .Miles

Harman, D.miel

Hargrave, Samuel ...

Hogue, Lewis D

Harman, John

Supposed discharged under Capt. Jordan . . Furloughed Aug. 6,18.32; hoise, etc., lost... .Sup. disch. under Capt. Jordan; horse lost.

Furloughed Aug.

Furloughed Aug. 6,1832

Supposed discharged under Capt. Jordan . Furloughed Aug. 6,1882

Supposed discharged under Capt. Jordan .

Horse, etc., lost: sup. furl, under Capt. Jordan

Supposed discharged under Capt. Jordan.. Sup. disch. under Capt. Jordan; horse lost.

Horse and equipage lost.

44

BLACK HAWK WAR.

Name and Rank. Residence. Enrolled

Jamison, John D. R.|White co.

Johnson, William

Mears, James

IVIears, Alexander....

Mears, Mark

Miller, WiUiam

Russel, Hiram A

Stalev, Ezekiel

Thomas, John

Vineyard, Joshua

Woods, Thomas

Wilson, William B..

Saddle lost

Furiougrhed June 20,1832, horse, etc., lost. Left sick at Fort Wilbourn June 20,1832.... Furloughed Aug. 7,1832

Furioughed Aug. 7, 1832; horse, etc., lost.. Furloughed Aug. 7, 1832

This compan.v was organized in the county of White, May 12, 1S32. Marched, ac- cordiusr to the order of the Govei'nor. on May 29, 1832. ;Mustered Into the service on June 19, 1832.

CAPTATX DANIEL TO WELL'S COMTAXY

Of the 3d Regiment, 2d Brigade of Illinois Mounted Volunteers, called into the ser- vice of the United States, on the requisition of Gen. Atkinson, by the Governor's proclamation, dated May 15, 1832. Mustered out August 15, 1832.

Name and Rank.

Residence. Enrolled

Remarks.

Captain. Daniel Powell

First LieuiejiMit. Joshua Blackard....

Second Lieutenant. James Eubanks

Sergeants. William Taylor.... Thos. M. \'ineyard

Thos. Joyner

William Vickers...

Corporals. Alex. McKinsey... John E. Ogburn.... Benjamin Rayney. William Miller

Musician. Thomas Tary

Privates.

Askev, lilisha

Briant, Henry

Barnett. James

Burnett. David P.. . Butts; James W. G.

Brill. John A

Brill, Alfred L

Bowers, Singleton. Bennett, Asa L....

Briant, Daniel

Chapman, William

Carson, John

Coll)ert, John

Delap, John

Daviss, IsHac

Daviss. William

Everlett, John

Eulianks, James, J r

Gross, William

Garett, Peter

Haskins, John

Holland, Hezekiah

1832 White CO July

Furloughed at Coscannon by Gen. Atkinson .

Ordered to Dixon ; supposed to be disch'd

Horse lost June 28, 1832

Furl, from Prairie du Chien by-Capt. Powell. Ordered to Dixon, and supposed discharged.

Furloughed Aug. 6

Ordered to Dixon ; supposed discharged

Ord. to Dixon; sup. disch'd; horse, etc., lost.

Ordered to Dixon ; supposed discharged

Ordered to Dixon ; supposed discharged

Furloughed Aug. 6

Furioughed A ug. (5

Ordered to Dixon; supposed discharged

Furloughed Aug. 6

Horse and equipage lost Aug. 11

Ordered to Dixon ; supposed discharged

Ordered to Dixon ; supposed discharged

Horse lost Aug. 13,1832 '.'..'..

Ordered to Dixon ; supposed discharged

SECOND BRIGADE.

Name and Rank. Residence. Enrolled

Lew is, Jereiiiiali T.F. \V

Las^iter, Kneas .A

Marion.BartliDlomew

McXutt, Sidney

Netson, James

Pearce, Moses

Pearce, James

Porter, Robert VV

Pool, Thomas

Rogers, Reuben

Trousdale. Abner L..

Tucker. Wooddy

Todd, Thomas

Trout. Daniel

\'ickers, Thomas

X'augh, William H. ..

\'ickers, Eli

Waters, Thomas

Williss, James

Williams, Alexander. Williss, Alfred

19

Left sick at Wilbourn ; on furlough June 20. Ordered to Dixon; supposed discharged...

Ordered to Dixon; supposed discharged... Ordered to Dixon ; supposed discharged. . .

Horse and equipage lost

Furloughed Aug. 6

Horselost Aug. l.i 1832

Furl. Aug. 6; horse and equipage lost Aug.

DETACHMENT OF CAPTAIN DAVID POWELLS COMPANY

Of llliuois Mounted Volunteers, called into the service of the United States by the Governor of the State, by his order of May 15. 1832, from the date of its eurollment to Aus"jt 2, 1S32. when mustered out of service at Dixon's Ferry.

Name and Rank.

Residence. | Enrolled

Second Lieutenant James Eubanks

Thini Setgeant. Thomas Joiner

Corporals. John E.Ogburn...,

Benj. Ranney

Win. Miller

Privates.

Askey, Elisha

Bennett, Asa L

Colbeit, John

Eubanks, James...

Everlett, John

Gross, William

Holland, llezekiah

Haskins, John

Netson, James

McNutt, Sidney... Porter, Robt. W... Rogers, Rueben...

Terry, Thomas

Trousdale, A. L...

White CO June 16

Horse lost in service

Horse lost in service

Horse lost in service

Two blankets lost in service

Horse, saddle and ijridie lost in service.. ( iun lost in service

Horse, saddle and bridle lost in service. One rifle gun lost in service

46

BLACK HAWK WAR.

SPY BATTALION.

CAPTAIN JOHN F. RICHARDSON'S COMPANY.

Spy Battaliou, 2(1 Brigade, Illinois Militia Mcunted Volunteer!?, called into the ser- vice of the United States, on the requisition of Gen. Atkinson, by the Governor's proclamation, dated May 15, 1832. Mustered out August 15, 1S32, at Dixon's Ferry, Rock River, Illinois.

Name and Rank.

Captain. John F, Richardson..

First Lieutenant. Woodford Dulaney..

Second Lieutena)it. Justin Harlin

Sergeants. Jacob Dolson

1 1832. Clark CO iJune 5

Furlougheu and returned home Aug. 4,183-2. .. Ret. home, furl., Aug. 4, from Prairie du Chien Susp. from com'd June 29, at Prairie du Chien

Lost horse. saddle and bridle, $78, July 15

Asher V. Burvvell.. .. Robert Davidson

Lost saddle and spancels.^flS, Aug. 1,1832

Horse gave out; left at Ft. Winnebago, July 1.5

Corporals. Christian Jeffers

1

Richard Ross

::::::i::::

Privates.

I

Furn'd Martin L. Ashmore as subst. June ''0

Lost horse and saddle July 4; sup.disch. .

Chenowith, Martin F.

""'^."'y^."^'\'''.'^^ij^.

Mustered out of service in Capt. Nott's^Co

.. 1

Fllini+ A'snann

Supposed to have been discharged

1 '

. > 1 >

1

Supposed to be discharged

Locker Conrad F

Lost his horse; supposed to be disch. Julv 22..

Markle, Joseph W....

Nott, Stephen

Prevo, Samuel

Transferred to Capt. Nott's'Co ..!.".'.!!!!!'..!...

Shaw. Nineveh

.Appointed Adjutant June 18,13:32

Thomas Martin

White (iideon B

Lost his gun and blankets (priv. prop.) July 12

White Robert

Lost his horse July 22; supposed to be disch.. Transferred to Capt. Nott's Co

Supposed to be discharged

Company was organized June 5, 1S32, and marched from Fort Wilbourn June 9, 1S32; musteriMl into the service of the United States June 19, 1S32.

SECOND URIGADE.

47

My company furnished themselves with eight days' rations while on their march from Clarl county to Fort Wilbourn. The officers, while in service, have drawn but one ration per day, and no forage has been furnished. My company rations have been drawn for the company to return home, viz: Twelve days, up to and including the 30th day of August, 1832.

(Signed.'! JOHN F. RICHARDSON, Cai.t.

CAPTAIN ABNER GREERS COMPANY, Spy Battalion, of Illinois Mounted Volunteers, called into service of the United States

on the requisition of Gen. Atkinson, by the Governor's proclamation, dated ,

1832. Mustered out August 15, 1832.

Name and Rank.

Residence.

Enrolled'

Remarks.

Captain. Abner Greer...

First Lieittemitit. David D. Marney.

Second Lieutenant. Aaron Wells

Lawrence co.

May

Sergeants. Ebenezer Z. Ryan . .. William R. Jackman

Mason Jones

Alex. H. Gilmore....

I'orporals.

James Gadd

Thomas B. Spencer . Jeremiah Cawthorn . . Thomas J. England ..

Privates.

Andrews, Silas

Blizard. Thomas

Baird, James

Baird. I'roctor B

Clubb. Eli

Coofier, John

Dudley, Joshua

Dickerson. (ieorge..

Evans, \\'illiam

England, David

Evte. Moses

KytTe, Edward P

Fish, Josiah

Galaspie, William

Gibbons, Harvey

Jenady, Josepii

Jackman, Bazel

Johnston. Abner

Jobiiston, Robert

Kirkliiipr. Williamsoni Kellanis, (iideon .. ' Lawlcr, William... Lackey. Joiin cu elected Colonel.

CAPTAIN JACOP. FEAMA.VS,

afterwards

CAPTAIN JAMES CONXERS COMPANY

Of the 3d Regiment, 3d Brigade of Illinois Mounted Volunteers, called into ilu vice of the United States, on the reipiisition of Gen. Atkinson, l)y the (Juvei proclamation, dated , 1832. Mustered out August 17, 1832.

Name and Kank. | Residence. Enrolled

Remarks.

Captains.

. Randolph CO..

1832. May^ 25

"

James Conner

First Lieutenant. Mathew Gray

Second Lientenant.

Promoted, July 25, from 1st Lieut, to Capt

Promoted, July 25, from 1st Sergt. to Lieut

Sere-eants. Isaac Nelson

Appointed, July 25 . . . . .

George (ilenn

June 22.

Joseph Orr

Quartermaster Sergeant, Julv2i5..

THIRD BRIGADE.

71

Name and Rank.

Resilience. ^Enrolled

Coiloni/s.

1832

Patricli Katierty

Randolph co.

May

James Wlialen

' '

Jolin Levett

Wiley Pascliall

Prirales.

Bond, Edward

Brewer, \incent

' '

Brifrlitwell. Jolin ....

Brown, AUanson

' '

Boprv, Lewis V

' '

Cliapall, Elias

' '

Cliaiipine, Lewis

Doris. Martin W

' '

Dngfrer. I'lud

' '

"

Droiisse, llenrv

Davis, Miciiael

' '

Do/a, Joseph

' '

Evens, William

Fulton. Wdham

' '

Hampton, Wilson. .

' '

Jones, Armstead

..

Keemasa, Baptist

Lansiton. l-rancis....

Lackoijelle. Henry..

Levens, Menrv

Minard, Medard

' '

Miers, James P

Mart, Ravelle

' '

Morrison, William...

"

Mudd, Harrison

Minard, Peter

"

Onsrer, 1-erdinand...

O'Hara. John

Phillips, Herrel

Patters n, Bhenler...

Penncana, Baptist. ..

' '

Pascal, Francis

Rolierts, Ahram

Revnolds, John

' '

Sevmour, (>rove

' '

\ rain, Dometius F..

\Vill, Josepli

Wiiittr. William

' '

Woolsev, Wash-ton..

"

Wil.son, David E

White, John

-

Willmuth. Louis

Supposed dischatped Aug. 4, 1832

Horse lost or stolen

iJischarged, June 21; disahility

Julyl5: "

Promoted Paymaster, July 15

Left at Prairie du Chien to tend sick, Aug. 7...

........ V.^...^...^...^.....^.V. [oii the 25th.

Wounded on July 21, and absent with leave

Left sick at Mounds, J uiy 25

Absent with leave, Aug. 7

Detached to tend on Jones, July 2.")

Absent with leave, Aug. 7

Lost horse and pack-saddle on forced march. ..

Discharged, July 15; disability

Horse lost on or near Four Lakes

Supposed discharged,' 'July 26, 'i832'. '.'.'.'.'.'.'.. .' .' '. '. Discharged, June 16; disability

Leift at Prairie du Chien , sick

iiiii.iiiy was oriuMnizcd at Kaskaskia, May -25, 1832, and was mustered into e of the United States at Fort Willxnirn, June 21, 1832.

CAPTAIN JAMES BURNS' COMPANY

Of the 3d Uoginu'ut, 3d Brigade of Mounted Volunteers, called into the service of the United States, on the requisition of CTen. Atkinson, by the Governor's proclamation, dated May 15, 1832. Mustered Into the service June 21, 1832. Mustered out August 17. 1832. Organized May 4, 1832.

Name and Rank. , Residence. Enrolled

Remarks.

Cai'taiu. j

James Burns Washing'n cojMay

First l.ieiitenants. I Andrew Lyons i Resigned June 28; does duty in line

William Wood.

Second Lieutenant. Cyrus Sawyers

Lost horse; elected from 1st Corp.. June "iS; (lost tent.

Furl'd July 25; lost horse iV: tent on forced m'cli

72

SLACK HAWK WAR.

Name and Rank.

,| Residence, i Enrolled

Remarks.

Sergeants, John D. Wood

iResitrned Jnnp 21 : nrnmntpH tn Mainr

Henrv Cherry . . ...

Absent with leave July 25

John H. Hood.

Lost his horse; lost tent on "forced m axe h '.'.'.'.*. !

Harvey Nevels

Anthony Darter

Kurioughed July 25; lost tent on forced march.

Corporals. John Mitchell

George Terrill

Marqiais G. Faulkner. William Minson

Absent with leave Aug. 12; lost his horse

Discharged July 15, on Surgeon's certificate...

Lost his blanket

Privates. Anderson, Samuel K. Anderson , James

Absent with leave Aug. 12; Jost his horse

Burns, John M..

1 11 > 1 , ,

Burns, Robert

1 ( It .

Balch, Armstead B...

" Julv25 .. . . ..

" Aug.l2

Gilbreath, John W

HoUv, Pleasant!. M.

Hutchens, Richard ..

Lost his horse; lost tent on forced march

James, Preston B

Absent with leave July 25

King, William..

Knight, John

Lee, George W

Absent with leave Aug. 12 ; lost his horse

Livesay, Lorenzo D. McMillen, Merediths

> 4 11

Disch. July 25, being wounded July 21 in battle

Mitchell, Samuel C.

1

1

Pate, George W

Paterson, James.

Absent witli-leave August 5

Appointed Surgeon's Mate June 21

Absent with leave Aug. 12.

Linyon, Edward

Ramsey, James

Rouse, Anthony M..

Absent with leave Aug. 5; lost his horse

Thompson, James...!

Disch. July 25, being wounded July 21 in battle

Tate, William ..i

Absent; lost his horse and tent on forced march

Underwood, David .. Underwood, James.. Wells, Levi

Furloughed on Surgeon's certificate June 22..

White, James R.. . 1

White, Andrew . . 1

White, JamesS 1

Wood, Charles Hi.. .1

Lost his horse

THIRD HKIGADK.

73

FOURTH REGIMENT.

CAPTAIN BENNET NOWLENS COMPANY

Of the ith lU'giinent, 3d Brigade, Illinois Mounted Volunteers, called into tlio ser- vice of the I'nited States, on the requisition of Gen. Henry Atkinson, bj- the Gov- ernor's proclamation, dated May 15, 1832. Mustered out August IG, 1832.

Name and Rank.

Residence. Enrolled

Remarks

Captaiti. ' 1832.

Bennet Nolen Macoupin co. June 19

First Lieutenants.

Jesse Scott

John YoNvell

Second Lieutenant. John Allen

Sergeants. \ \

Silas Harris " I

George .Sprouse " | "

Ctierry Peterson " "

Daniel Hnddlestun ..

CorjiLirats. Thomas Me Maims... Christopher (jilpin.. " ''

Thonia.s ( jraiit

Zachariah Stewart " "

Privates. \

Adams, William C. "

Bedford, Thomas....

Brawdy, Azariaii " "

Brown, Wiley " "

Cauiilc, Isham

Cummiiigs, Tiiomas. Cummings, Samuel..

Chapman, John

Caudle. Thomas

Kn-land. John

iMiiiderlnirk. Titus L.

( iilisim, Jacol)

Mill. Wvat R

Mutton, Charles K...

Hu^rlis, Thomas "

Jordan, James '

Lair. Charles "

.MiColhim, Isaac ... .M.IViers, Harvy... McKindley. Kdward.

Nfvms, John

i'owL-rs, John H

I'ruct. Isaac

Kfcord. Juiui

Kichardson, Thomas.

I'tush. William

Richards, Kdmimd.. ' "

Sandridge, Hasting..

Snell, Hardy

Simmons, Joshua....

R esigned July 10, 1832

Elected 1st Lieut. July 12,1832

Furloughed August 14,1832

Discharged August 11, 1832. !!!.!.!!!!!!..'..!..'

Discharged August 11, 1832

Furioug'hed June2b",'i83i on SurgVcertitica^^

Horse \o%x. ..'...'.'.'.'.'.'.'..'.'.. .'.'.''.'.'. ....'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'...[[ bisciiarged August 2, 18.32! .'.'.'.'.'.'..'.'.'.'.'.[]'.'.'.'.'.'..'.

1' urioiigiied J uiy'i6,"i832! '.'.]['.'.'.'.[.[['.'.[[.'.'.....'.

Kurioughcdjuiy'i6,'i832!;! !'!'!! !!!!";;:;;;;;

Horse lost

Horse lost ....'.

KiVrioiig'hed August 14. 1832 '.'.'.'..'. '. '. '. '. '. '. ' ." .' .' '.'.'.'.'.'.

74

BLACK HAWK WAR.

Name and Rank.

Residence.

Enrolled

Remarks.

Sharp, Isaac

Snow, 01)ed

Macoupin co.

1832. June 19

Turner, Kdmund L

' ' .... .

Vincent, Josepli

'

Company formed and elected Powell H. Sharp Captain, Bennet Nowlen 1st Lieut., and John Allen 2d Lieut., June 9, 1832. Marched June 11, 1832. Mustered into the service June 19. 18.32.

' Tovvell H. Sharp promoted Lieutenant-Colonel June 19, 1832. Bennet Xowlen pro- moted Captain June 19, 1832.

CAPTAIN OZIAS HAIL'S COMPANY

Of the 4th Regiment, 3d Brigade of Illinois Mounted Volunteers, called into the ser- vice of the United States, on the requisition of Gen. Henry Atkinson, by the Gov- ernor's proclamation, dated May 15, 1832. Mustered out August 16, 18.32.

Name and Rank. ' Residence. lEnrolled

Captain. Ozias Hail

Pike CO.

First LiettteHant. David Seeley

Second Lietdenaiit. Robart Goodin

bergeants. Enoch Cooper.... Adam Harpool. .. John McMullin.. Isaac Turnbaugh. Josiah Sims

Corporals. Benjamin Shin... John Battershall William Cooper., Isaac Dolbaugh. John Crass

Privates.

Ames, Smith

Alcorn, William

Blair, Culverson

Bradshaw. Elijah.

Blythe, Jolin

Bradshaw, Enoch....

Burcaloo, John

Baker, Syl vanus

Butler, Derns

Buffenbarger, Wm..

Butley, Frederick Morgan co.

Cole, David Pike co....

Clark, Abner j "

Davis, Josliua "

Davis, William

Foster, John

Franklin, Frederic. Harpool, William.. Kinney, William..

McLain, Absalom...!

Miller, Calep Pike co.

Miller, George ! "

Moore, David "

Melhizer, John "

McLain, Wm I

Mitcliell, William... Ipike co.

Neeley, Burgess , "

Neeley, John ] "

Neeley, Samuel ! "

1832. June 19

"

" I Discharged July 21

.. i

II ;Furioughed June 23...!

'" 1 Discharged July 15

I

I

;; !

' ' Lost his horse

'I by forced march

Discharged June 22: lost his horse; wagoner. ;; ' JulylS

" Left at Ft. Dickson, sick; supp. disch'd Aug. 1 ' I Left sick on the road June 12

\\ Furioiighed June 23! !"!!!;;!;!!!!;!;'!! !!!!!!!

' ' Horse lost

'I Furloughed June 2.")

'' iGun li)ursted

THIRD BRIGADE.

75

Name and Rank.

Residence. Enrolled

Remarks

Neely, Thomas June 19 Left sick at VVilbourn June 23

Nisenger, Resen fike co.

Prior, James B. "

Pulum, Benjamin...

Shinn, John

Spears, Harris

Stigney, Philip H... Turn bough, Joseph .

Taylor, John M

Yesley, Ebenezer...

Discharged July 15; horse lost.

The abovo rumpauy voluuteered and orjjjauized iu Atlas, iu Pike county, on June 4, 1832, and iu pursuance of orders then received, marched immediately to rendezvous at Fort Will)ourn, where they arrived on June IJ, aud were mustered into ser- vice Juue 19, 1832.

CAPTAIN JESSE CLAYWEIX'S COMPANY, tth Kt'triiueiit, 3d Brigade of Illinois Mounted Volunteers, called into the service of I he I'uited States, on the requisition of Gen. Atkinson, by the Governor's proclama- tion, dated May 15, 1832. Mustered out of service August 10, 1832.

Name and Rank, i Residence. lEnroUed

Remarks

Captain. ' 1832.

Jesse Claywell Sangamon co.iJune

First Lieutenants. John VVikoxson... Lowyel Cox

Second Lieutenant. Rezen H. Constant..

Sergeants.

ArchibalcfCass

Andrew Moore

Valentine R. Mallory William S. Hussey...

Corporals. Nathan nii>sey, 1st.. Robert L. (.ott,lst... William H. 1 lagan, 2d James C. Hagan,3d.. Harris'n, Mc(jary,4th John McLemoor, 4th

Privates. Anderson, Alexander Anderson. Lewis G..

Anderson, James

Anderson, Wash'ton.

Burns. John R

Banift, William I....

Baniet, William

Burnet, Hugh

Brewer, Jolin.Sr

Brewer, Jolin, Jr

Cass. .Viiilerson B

Constant, Nathan E..

Constant, Isaac

Crocker, Harvey

Currev, (ieorge

Copelan. I.John

Dooley. Jcrciniah

Dement, William

Elliott, Ha.idon

Elliott, Ricliard

Glenn, David A

Green, (jeorge

5 Furlouglied at Wisconsin river July 27

Elected 1st Lieut. July 11: sick at Hamilton.. .. Resigned July 10

Elected 2d Lieutenant July 11. Elected 1st Sergeant July 11 . . .

At Fort Crawford

Attending to a sick man.

Prom. Brig. Wagon Master June 21; lost horse Attending to a sick man at Hamilton

Transferred to Capt. fi^arley's Co. June 20. Attending to a sick man at Hamilton

Furloughed July 10; also lost his horse.

Discharged July 27 for disability I Lost horse, saddle and bridle.

'Furloughed by tiie surgeon's certificate.

70

BLACK HAWK WAR.

Name and Rank.

Residence. Enrolled'

Remarks.

Helm, Guy

Hagran, Samuel C

Hide, John

Kelly, Jeremiah.... Langfston, James ..

Lucas, Thomas

McGary, Hugh

Martin, Joseph .... Neucam, William T Pickerel, Benj. F..

Prim, Abraham

Powel, John

Powel, Hiram

Rogers, William F.

Riddle, James

Snelsnn, John W. ..

Shearley, James

Smith, Joseph I....

Smith, Philip

Smith, Eliphas

Stone, William A..

Stone, Caleli

Turner, William. . .

Waldon, James

Wilcox, Ephriam.. Young, Joseph R..

Sangamon co.

isa2.

June 5

Lost horse, saddle and bridle

Transferred to Capt. Barley's Co. June 20. . !! .!

Transferred to Capt. Earley's Co. June 20

kurioiighed at Ft . Wiibourn J une 2(i .' ." .' .' .' .' .' . . . . Lost his hoise

'I I Furloughed at Ft. Wiibourn June 20

IVVound'd in battle at Mississ. ; at Ft. Crawford.

I

This company was organized June 5, 1832, marched for place of rendezvous June 10 ,and was mustered into service June 20, 1832.

CAPTAIN REUBEN BROWN'S COMPANY

Of the 4th Regiment, 3d Brigade, Mounted Illinois Volunteers, called into the service of the United States, on the requisition of Gen. Atkinson, by the Governor's proclama- tion, dated May 15, 1832. Mustered out August 16, 1832.

Name and Rani

Residence.

P>nrolled

Capiat)!. Reuben Brown

First Lieutenant. William Baker

Second Lieutenant. Daloss Brown

Serceants.

Thomas Jones

Saml. E. McKenzey

Evan Morgan

Nathan Said

Corporals.

Jesse Said

Reason Brown

John Fegan

James B. Jones.

Privates.

Archer Winston

Baker, Thomas

Baker. James

Brown, Jerrv

Cutright, Peter

Durboin, Js, (Jeorcfe

llitrgiiis, Robert

I liLTj-Mns, Iciiabod . . Holt. Cliristopher...

Ilddtes. Samuel

Iliioles. Anthony...

Le.Kh.Rol.irt

Leach. A. H

Lyndon. JeflFerson..

Lindiiii, Joseph

.McClintock, James. .Miller, Absalom....

.Million. John

Dwcns, Hopson

Owens, Charles

Owens, Ellit

Phillips, Wm

Patason. Borland...

Absent, sick.

Absent on furlough, sick.

Absent with brother

Absent, wounded

Absent without leave, May 1, 1832.

Absent, sick.

80

BLACK HAWK WAR.

Name and Rank.

Residence. 'Enrolled

1

Remarks.

Starkey John

Promoted Major of 2d Batt., 1st Regt.. April 28

1

CAPTAIN JOSIAH LITTLE'S COMPANY

Of the 1st Regiment, commanded by Col. John Thomas, of the Brigade of Mounted Volunteers of Illinois Militia, commanded by Brig.-Gen. Samuel Whitesides. Mustered out of the service of the United States at the mouth of Fox River, Illinois, on May 27, 1832. Distance from Madison county, place of enrollment, 2S4 miles.

Name and Rank. Residence. Enrolled

Remarks.

Captains. Alton.

Solomon Pruitt t Madison co .

Josiah Little

1832. April 19

First Lieutenants.

Josiah Little ,

William Arundell..

Second Lieutenant. Jacob Swegart

Sergeants.

Wm. Arundell ,

Joseph Stiuire ..,

James R. Wood

James Sanders

Corporals.

Thomas Akins

John E. Hawkins..

Jno. Lawrence

Isaiah Dunagan....

Privates.

Barnet, Benj. F

Bridges, Madison

Basy, Newton

Beck, Sandford

Harr, Zachariah

Chapman, Enoch

Chapman, Jos

Cochran, Wm.C

Davis, William ,

Dickson, Thomas... Dunagan, Jno. M...

Edwards, Cyrus

Eaves, William

Kien, James

Gillham, Marcus

Gillham, Josiah R..

Harris, Meeds A

Hodges, James H.. .

Humes. Willis

Harkleroad, Jno

Job, .Samuel

Job, Levi

Jones, Martin

Jones, (jeorge

Kirkendall, Wm....

Kinyan, Edward

Linton, James

Lee, N'incent

More, -\bel

Pruitt. Solomon, Jr.

Elected Capt. Apr. 19; elected Lt.-Col. Apr. 28.

Elected Captain April 28, 1832.

On furlough

Elected 1st Lieut. April 28, 18.32

1st Sergt. " " On furlough

Sick and not present

On permit.

On furlough . On f iariough .

Sick and on permit.

2d Sergt. April 28, 1832. On furlough

IKS URIC.ADE.

87

Name and Rank. Residence. Enrolled

Palmer, Sam'l.

Roberts. Elijah

j

1

Rose, Francis .

Roberts, Wm. Jr.

.S;inclers, Shabrick . ..

Scarittlin, Stephen.

Sewill.Wm

Stent, Christopher

i

Sterell, James .

4th Sergt. to May 18; 1st from that time to 27

Siielsi :), William....

Wood, Jesse

3d Sergeant May 18,1832

Walker, Philip V

Waddle, James

88

SLACK HAWK WAR.

SECOND REGIMENT.

CAPTAIN THOMAS CHAPMANS COMPANY

Of the 2d Regiment, of the Brigade of Mounted Volunteers commanded by Brig.-Gen. Samuel Whitesides. Mustered out of service of the United States at the mouth of Fox River, on the Illinois River, in the State of Illinois, 250 miles from the place of enrollment in Greene county, on the 2oth of May, 1S32.

Name and Rank. Residence.

Enrolled

Remarks.

Captains. Charles Gregory

(ireene co

1832. April 20

[when elected Lieut.-Col. of 2d Regt. Commanded Co. from April 20 to April 30, 1832, Elected Captain April 30,1832

First Lieutenant. Thomas Hill.

Elected 1st Lieutenant April 30,1832

Second Lieutenant. Levi Whitesides

Elected 2d Lieutenant April 30, 1832

Sergeants.

Appointed 1st Segeant April 30, 1832

Isaac Moore

April20,1832

Henry Phillips

....

April30,1832

April 30, 1832

Appointed April 20, 1832

Samuel M. Pinkerton "

April 20, 1832

John F. Hart

" April 30. 1832

James H. Finley "

Privates.

Dunn, Squire

Duff, John

Elmer, Elijah

Elmore, Ralph "

Elmore, George R. .. ! "

Absent on furlough

Gilleland, James .... ''

Gilleland, William..,'

Hazlewood, Wyatt "

Philips, Israel

Rule, Albert

\\

Absent sick

Shelton, William

Spencer, James R.... Welch, Robert

Sick on furlough

Wood, James 1 "

Wiggins, Laban '

All the company were present except those marked absent and furloughed.

WHITESIDES BRIGADE.

89

CAPTAIN LEVI D. BOONE'S COMPANY

Of the 2(1 Regiment, commauded by Col. Jacob Fry, of the Brigade of Mounted Volun- teers commanded by Brig.-Gen. Samuel Whitesldes. Mustered out of the service of the United States at the mouth of Fox River, on the Illiuols River, on May 28, 1332. Distance from place of enrollment, 210 miles.

Name and Rank.

Residence.

Enrolled

Remarks.

Captain. Levi D Boone

Montg'r'y co.

1832. April 20

First Lieutenant.

Second Lieutenant.

Serjeants. C G Blacltbercfer

Michael H. VVallcer

William Ai David

Absent on furlough . ..

Corporals. John Prater

Alex. T. Williams

Newton Street

Privates.

Blair Cobbert

Bennett, H. C

Quartermaster

Canins (j W

Dutf Georpe K

Lost a rifle-gun in service, appraised at $18. ...

(jfiflith William

Absent by permission, to hunt horse

Halbroclc Benjamin

Kilm^wiirth, Steph'n

Manstield 'I'lios J

Mavtield, William

Peacock Samuel

KabI), Eli

k.iht-rts, William...

"^ht-rlf V William D

'

ToeiUl Tliomas J

Whitton Easton

"

1

1

Bon R. Williams was discharged at Beardstown April 27, 1832, and not Hawkins. Williams was discharged solely because his horse was lost, and not for any offense or misconduct.

(Signed.) LEVI 1>. BOONE, Cnp^

90

I'.LACK HAWK WAR.

CAPTAIN WILLIAM G. FLOODS COMPANY Of Mounted Volunteers, of the 2d Regiment of the Brigade commanded by Brigadier- General Samuel Whitesides. Mustered out of service of the United States at the mouth of Fox River, in the State of Illinois, on the 28th of May, 1S32. Distance, two hun- dred and fifty (250) miles from place of enrollment.

Name and Kank.

Residence. Enrolled

Remarks.

Captain. Wm.G. Flood.

1832. Quincy April 23:

First Lieutenant. I Edward L. Pearson . . i

Second Lieutenant. Thomas Crocker

Sergeants. Nathan Stringtield. ..

Granville Turner

George W. Pollard... Samuel E. Pierce

Corporals. Richard S. Green.

Wm. Watson

Elza D.Park

John McDaniel..

Privates.

Allen, Meredith

Ames, Orestus

Ames, Loring

Bancroft, Amos

Beebee, Erastus

Browning, O. H

Bro\\n, George

Boling, Lewis

Beebee, David ; ..

Burlingham,Sanford.

Caxe. George W

Clark, James O

Caldwell, John

Doty, John

Fortune, William

Freeman, Elam S

Furguson, Isaac

Howard. John

Holmes, Hiram

Johnson, Thomas...

Kinney, Thos

Laughland, J. W.... Lightfoot, Washint'n

Malone, Andy

Mast, Michael

Miller, Henry W....

Moore, Daniel

Pond, Hiram

Parker, Samuel

Popple, Simeon

Pierce, Joshua

Ralston, J. H

Richardson, William.

Sheney, John

Seeliorn, Wiley V...

Shaw, Wm

Smith, Lewis M

Streeter, .Solomon

Turner, Ivbenezer

Thompson, James...

Warrick, Jacob

Wood, Joiui

Williams, Archibald. Wilmot, Ben R

On furlough

Sick and absent, b\- leave

Appointed Adjutant 2d Regiment

Absent on duty

Sick and absent

Sick and absent; joined Co. at Veliow banks

Absent on duty

Absent by sickness

WllITESlDEb bKIGADE.

Ul

CAPTAIN BENJAMIN JAMES' COMPANY

Of the 2il Kt-giiiieiit, of Mounted Volimteers, coimuandecl by Brig.-Geu. .Saiiiufl Wliite- sides. Mustered iuto the servieo of the L'nited States at Beardstown, Illinois, on the 2Sth day of April. 1832, and mustered out of service on the 28th day of May, 1832, near Ottawa, at the mouth of Eox Kiver, Illinois; distant 250 miles from the place of enrollment. For 60 days.

Ca/itaiii. Benj. James

First Lieutenant John McAdains

Second Lieutenant. William Clouse

Sergeants.

A.C. Mackey

James Johnston

Thomas Price

Ephraim JNI. Gilmore

Corporals.

Elisha Paine

David H. Mills

Amos Holhrooks

Jordan Parker

Frizates. Anthony, Ahraham..

Bradford, James

Cruthis, William

Dethero, (ieorgre

Durley, James

Donee, Thomas C...

Downing, James

Ellison. Elisha

Galer, James C

Gilmore, John M

Gillispie, Josiah R...

Gill, Francis

Glenn. Robert

Gilham, Thomas C

Gwyne, Hugrh B

Hunter, David

Harlin. William

Hooper, James D

Hooper. Thomas K..

Jones, Kelix

Lugtr. Noah A

Lucas, John

Lyles. J. E

ftlc Adams, Jas

Mc Adams. Jesse

Mc Adams, Sloss

McAdams, William.. Morgan, Jonathan. .. Mills. A.O. H. P....

Mullican, James

McChire, Eleazer.... Nicholas, Russell B..

Pender, Andrew

Robinson, Lawson H

Royer, Daniel

Roberts, Calvert

Sellers, Benjamin E. X'olentine, Jackson (>

West. John

Wolard. James B

Walker, James

Walker, John T

Proni; to Q'.m! Sergt.'of 2d Regt.; April '30, '3?.

I Absent on furlough.

Promoted Sergt. Major. April 30, 1832

Appointed trumpeter, April 30, 1832.

92

HLACK HAWK WAR.

CAPTAIN JEREMIAH SMITH'S COMPANY

Of the 2a Regiment, commanded by Col. Jacob Fry, of the Brigade of Mounted Volun- teers of the Illinois Militia, commanded by Brig.-Gen. Samuel Whitesides. Mustered out of the service of the United States, at the mouth of Fox River, on the 27th day of May. 1832. Place of organization, Whitehall, Greene county. 111. Distance, 220 miles.

Name and Rank.

Residence.

Enrolled

Remarks.

Captain. \

Jeremiah Smith Greene co.

First Lieutenant. James Allen

Secotid Lieutenant. Jacob Warner

Sergeants.

Andrew Guest

Gregory Doil

Wm. Thompson.. Peter Thompson.

Corporals.

Elihu Brown

Hardy Allen

George Woods

H. K. Stubblefield.

Privates.

Broom, Wm

Bundy, Horatio

Baker, John

Buman, Samuel

Crabtree, Benjamin. Campbell, John G. .

Campbell, John

Coats, Richard

Carter, Harris

Dunsworth, Chas... Dollerhite. Jackson.

Fisher, James

Godwin, Jacob

Hodges, James

How, David

Hamilton, John

Hawkins, Bevis

Lorton, Moritica D.

Lipincut, John

Miller. John

Monday, Samuel ...

Williams. Wm

Young, Robert

April 20: Elected April 20, 1832

Elected April 20, 1832

Elected April 20, 1832

Elected April 20, 1832

Elected April 20, 1832

on furlough

Disappeared from the day oif enrollment.

Sick"'" ";.!"";;.;;..""!!!! ";'!;!

On furlough

^(y^.V.'.'.\V.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'^.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.V.' '.'.'. On furlough

Deserted

BRIGADE.

93

THIRD REGIMENT

CAPTAIN JOHN HARRIS- COMPANY,

3d Regiment, commanded by Col. Abram B. Dewitt, of the Brigade of Mounted Volunteers of the Illinois Militia, commanded by Brig. -Gen. Samuel Whitesides. Mus- tered out of the service of the United States at the mouth of the Fox River, Illinois, May 27, 1832; distant 246 miles from Carlinville, the place of enrollment.

Name and Rank. Residence. Enrolled

Captain. \ Carlinville. 1832.

John Harris Macoupin co. April 20

First Lieutenant. William G. Coop..

Second Lieutenant. Jeff. Weatherford....

Sergeants. Aquilla V. Peppedim

J(}hn Lewis

Wilford Palmer I

Travis Moore

Corporals.

Geo. \V. Cox

Henrj' H. Havren

Samuel VV. McVay.. Joshua Martin

Privates.

Allen, John

Bayless, John

Bayless, Rees

Butler, James

Coop. John

Coop. Ran.som

Driskell, Miles

Davis, Thedorus

Enplisli. Iruni

English, Levin X....

Eallum. William

Foss. Joseph

Mill. Wvatt R

Hall, Oliver

Hall. James T

Harris, Robert

Matthews, (jeo

McVay,Healev W... Miller, .MexanderB..

Powell. John

Rhea, Henry D

Richardson, Larkin..

Solotium, Lewis

Tiuirinan, Thomas... Weatherford, Hardin. Wall. Richard

Horse lost strayed or stolen value, $35. '. '. '. Horse died from forced march; value $68...

Appointed (j! M' Sergeant' Aprii '27.1832'. '.'. '.

Horse gave out on forced march; value $46!

94

BLACK HAWK WAR.

CAPTAIN BENJAMIN BARNEY'S COMPANY Of I he Ml Ucgiment, commanded by Col. Abram B. Dewitt, of the Brigade of Mounted Volunteers commanded by Brig.-Gen. Whitesides. Mustered out of the service at the mouth of Fox River, on May 27, 1832. Distant 250 miles from the place of enrollment.

Name and Rank. Residence. Enrolled

CaiJtaiiis. Atlas, I 1832.

William Ross Pike co April 20

Benjamin Barney... "

First Liemenaiit. Israel N. Bert

Second Lieutenant. Lewis Allen

Sergeants. Bridge Whitten.

Hawins Judd

Eli Hubbard

Hansel G. Horn.

Corporals. Allen B. Lucas... Mathins Bailey... William Mallory. Jesse Luster

Privates. Allen. Jonathan B. ..

Adney, William

Blair, William

Bush, Alfred

Card, Joseph

Coffee. Meredith W.

Davis, Robert

Gall, Joseph

Garrison, Louis A

Haze, Robert

Hull, David

Haskins, Eliphalet ..

Kannada. Charles

Lay, Willis

Lewis, Chidister B...

Love. Samuel W

Lucas, Jesse

McAtee, John

McAtee, Andrew

Marrow, Richard

Meredith, Adair C...

Mize, Samuel P

O'Neil, James

Perkins, John

Prewitt, St. Clair

Swiney, Emery

Shipman, Stephen..

Tolbert, Lindsay

Wilson, Austin

Wells, Lucius

Captain from April 20th to 28th, 1832

1st Lieut, to 28th, then elected Captain.

Elected April 28,1832. Elected April 28,1832. Elected April 28* 1832.

Elected April 28,1832.

absent on furlough

horse strayed or stolen .

.Absent on furlough.

Appointed Sergeant- Major April 29,1832.

Appointed Paymaster April 29.1832.. . . Horse valued at $60, strayed or stolen .

Left sick, on the march .

CAPTAIN EOSHA PETTY'S COMPANY Of the 3d Regiment, commanded by Col. Abram B. Dewitt, of the Brigade of Mounted Volunteers of the Illinois Militia, commanded by Brig.-Gen. Samuel White- sides. Mustered out of the service at the mouth of Fox River, May 27, 1S32. Distance, 2.50 miles from place of enrollment.

Name and Kank. , Residence. Enrolled

Captain. Elisha Petty

First Lieutenant. James Ross

Second Lieutenant. John W. Birch

Atlas, Pike CO. .

April 20

Elected April 28,1832. Elected April 28,1832. Elected April 28,1832.

WHITESIDES BRIGADE.

95

Name and Rank. Residence. Enrolled

Sergeants. Atlas,

Joab Brooks Pike CO.. .

Gillham Bailey

Joel Harpole

Cornelius Jones

Corporals. William Kinman.

William Gates

Ira Shelly

James Woosley..

Privates.

Andrews, Ira

Buchalew, Garet

Bailey. Caleb

Coleman, Franklin P. Cavender, Joseph...

Decker, Harrison

Edwards, Thomas...

Fugate, Benj.

Green, James

Gnmshavv, Edwin...' Hubbard, Appolis...'

Hume, Berry

Jackson, Francis

JefFers, Samuel

Kinman, Sims

Kinman, Hiram

Kinney, Thomas

Lynch, William

McLintock, Joseph..

Main, Solomon

More, Thomas

Mays, Mathew

Parkis, Owen

Riggrs. Samuel

Triplet, Nathaniel C. Wailssvorlh William.

183;

Apri

Elected April 28,1832.

Elected April 28,1832.

Horse, valued at $70, broke down on march .

Horse, valued at $65, strayed or stolen .

Gun, val.$18, bursted; fired by com'nd of Col.

CAPTAIN WILLIAM B. SMITH'S COMPANY

Of the Regiment, commanded bj" Col. Abram B. Dewitt, of the Brigade of Mounted Volunteers commanded by Brigadier-General Samuel Whitesides. Mustered out of the -service of the United States at the mouth of Fox River, on the Illinois River, ou May 27, 1832, being 200 miles distant from place of enrollment.

Name and Rank.

Residence. Enrolled

Captain. William B.Smith....

First Lieutenant. Starkey R.Powell....

Second Lieutenant. Willie Myers

Sergeants.

Samuel Givens

Richard Nelson

Peter liarker

Wingate I. Numens. .

Qorporals. .\braham N. Mills., . Thomas Shepherd..

Felix Rju'

London C Ragan....

IVnates.

Black, William

Bennel, Gabriel E. ..

Vol. 99

Morgan co. Jacksonville.

April 21

Lost horse on march ; ar)praised at -f 6().

Gun bursted while firing, by order; value $20.

Lost his horse on marcii; appraised at $45.

96

BLACK HAWK WAR.

Name and Rank. Residence.

Enrolled

Bristow, Thomas Jacksonville.

Chapman, Isaac "

Connell, Murrav Mc "

Deaton. Robert II... Dewitt, Abraham R..

Flynn, Zadick VV "

H Hand, Berry

Hardin. John J "

Hall, Aquilla

Laughrey, John

McCall. Arris j "

McKee, James "

Miller, William |

Orre, Richard

Orear. George

Potts, Joel

Provines, James

Plasters, Lemmon.. Roberts, W'illiam... Runsdell, Charles...

Smith, (jeorge

Smith, Laurence

Smith, Thomas

Willson, James

April

Appointed Adjutant of 3d Regt. April 27, 18.32.

Farrier of the " "

El'ct'd and app'ted Col. 3d "

High private.

I Left sick on the march, and furl'd at Dixon's., j Appointed Quartermaster 3d Regt. April 27. '32

Detailed into service of Commander-in-Chief .

Left sick on the march ; furl'd at Dixon's Ferry

Detaded by Uuartermaster-Gen. as cook

Furl'd to attend sick at Dixon's Ferrv

CAPTAIN NATHAN WINTERS' COMPANY

Of the 3d Regiment, commanded by Colonel Abram B. Dewitt, of the Brigade of Mounted Volunteers of Illinois, commanded by Brig.-Gen. Samuel Whitesides. 5Ius- tered out of the service of the United States at the mouth of Fox River, on the 27th day of May, 1832. Distance, 215 miles from place of enrollment.

Name and Rank.

Captain. Nathan Winters.

First Lieutenant. John D. Pinson ..

Second Lieutenant. John L. Kirkpatrick.

Sergeants. Leander J. Walker... William D. Johnson.

David Grattan

Thomas J. Cox

Brown and Morgan cos. .

1832. April 21Elected April 21,1832

Corporals.

Asa C. Earle

Bird Smith

James F. New

George W. Sawyer.

Privates,

Asher, William

Adams, James

Axbv, John

Beall, Alexander.... Beaslev, Benjamin. Black, Jefferson....

Bell, Arthur

Brown, Cornelius...

Carson John

Cox, William G

Crisp. Benjamin Campbell. James G.

Cooper, Asa

Coultis, William

Campbell, David.... Dew, Joseph

Elected April 21, isa2. Elected April 21,18.32. Elected April 21,1832.

Elected April 21.1832.

Horse lost, valued at StilO

$70... Elected Major April 29.1832. Absent on furlough

, Detailed as a wagoner.

WHITESIDES KRIGAUE.

i Brown and

Dixon, Tliomas Morpan cos

Forsyth, Johnson

Fink, Presley

F'ulton, John !

Gillham, Thomas M.I Greene, William H..

Holmes, Curtis

Hol)S(m, John

James, Ilenry

Johnson, Samuel

Little. Yancy

Moore, David

Mc(jee. James

Neal, Robert D

Powell. Elijah

Hue. David W

Kigrjrs, James B

Sawver, James

Wells, Albert

Wilcher, Stephen....

Detailed as a wagoner.

Detailed into service of Commander-in-Chief. Detailed as a wagoner

Horse lost, valued at $70.

98

BLACK HAWK WAR.

FOURTH REGIMENT.

CAPTAIN M. G. WILSON'S COMPANY

Of the 4tli Regimeut, commanded by Samuel M. Thompson, of the Brigade of Mounted Volunteers, commanded by Brig.-Gen. Samuel Whitesides. Mustered out of the ser- vice of the United States, at the mouth of Fox River, May 2S, 1S32; distant 220 miles from place of enrollment.

Name and Rank.

Residence. Enrolled

Remarks.

C-iptain. Moses G. Wilson.

Rushville, 111.

First Lieutenant. Alex. HoUingsworth,

Second Lieutenant. Harvey Skiles

Sergeants. . VVa

John B. Watson

G. W.P.Maxwell.... Saml. HoUingsworth. I. G. Randall

Coiporals. Ava. HoUingsworth..

James Martin

David Frayner

L. B. Skiles

Privates.

Abbott, Thomas

Abbott, A

Bogart, Samuel

Burnett, William

Butler, George

Cox, William

Collins, Elijah

Dunlap, Adam

Flakes, James

Guinn, William

Harrison, G. H

HoUingsworth, Abe. HoUingsworth, John

HoUiday. I. S

Hobart, Chauncey...

Hills, Gamaliel

Horney, Nowlen ...

Hills, Ishmael

Horney, Samuel

Justus, G. W

Kirkham, Ezra

Lockhart, Williatn...

Lane, Rutherford

McFadden, John....

Murphy, Robert

Morgan, John

Moore, Willis

Naught, George

Riley, Daniel

Reno, Jonathan

Riley, Caleb

Skiles, Benjamin

Wilson, Wm. L

Wallat-e, Moses

Wright, Henry

Williams, Eli

Young, William

18.32. April 23: Elected Major April 30, 18.32.

Lost horse May 22, 1832; award.

Appointed Adjt. of 4th Regt., April 30, 1832.. IstSergt.. April :iO; resign 'd May:

Elected Captain April 30, 1832

Resigned May 19, 1832

Resigned April 30, 1832

Appointed 1st Corporal April .30, 1832. 2d Sergeant " 3d Corporal

iFurloughed (sick) May 19, 1832

f to attend sick) Mav 19, 1832

Appointed 1st Sergt. May 19, 1832; lost horse

Appointed 4th Corporal April 30, 1832

Detailed on extra duty

Appointed 1st Surgeon's Mate April .30, 1832.

Appointed 4th Sergeant April 30, 1832. Lost horse May 22; " 1832 ....;!!'.!.'.' ." .' ". ". .'

Appointed Quartermaster April 30, 1832. i Lost'horVe May 221 ' 1832 !.'!'..'.'!".."!!]!!!."!!!

Lost horse May 22, 1832

I Appointed 3d Sergeant May 19, 1832 'Detailed on extra duty

Lost horse May 22, 1832

Appointed 2d Corporal April 30, 1832.

Lost horse May 22, 1832.

WHITESIDE BRIGADE.

99

CAPTAIN WILLIAM C. RALLS' COMPANY

Of the 4th Regiment of Mounted Volunteers, coiiimanded by Col. Samuel M. Thompson, of the Brigade of Mounted Volunteers, commanded by Brig.-Gen. Samuel Whitesides. Mustered out of the service of the United States at the mouth of Fox River, May 28, 1832; distant from the place of enrollment, 220 miles.

Name and Rank.

Residence. Enrolled

Captain. Wm.C. Ralls

1832.' Rushville, 111.. April 23

First Lieutenant. James Blackburn ....

Second Lieutenant.

Resigned and returned home May 13, 1832

Sergeants.

i

George W. Penney..

1 "

' '

James P. Hinney

Promoted to 2d Lieutenant May 13

Corporals.

Steplien H. St. Cvr..

' May May May Appointed 1st Sergt. July 9. ^ck.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.V.'.'.'.'.V.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.. Absent with leave Sept. 6 Attached to artillery Cb. July 10. Discharged July 13 " ao May 19 ! Absent witliout leave from July 1 " Junel with leave Sept. 6. INDEPENDENT REGIMENTS. 137 Name and Rank. Residence. Knrolled 1832. Dillon, Levi May Doolingf, Jolm May Davidson, CJeorge May Dame, J. H May Drummond, Rob't ii Aug. Freth. Isaiah May Farnsworth, Terra B. May Fore, Joseph " Fanley, Jacob Fanchette, Alex Fultz, Frederick July Foreman, Moses July Gray, Patrick .May Grawell, John May Gillham, Lemuel " Hunt, Benson May Hendlev, Esbrey " Hulett, John G ' I mns, .Abraham " Igo, Lewis May Igo, William " Igraham, John May Journev, James May Joslin, John i June Kelly, J \ May Klean, Michael June King, JohnH I July Lovell, Timothy 1 iMav Lytle, William K... i Lapage, Clement Lockwood, EzekieL.i " Manichael, Baptiste..! Maughs, Henrv i Maughs, D. H.T Maughs, James K...I June McDuff. Wm I May McClair, P | jMay Miller, Preston X I May Maxwell, J. J ! May McAllister, Lem. S..' May McRayney, Daniel.. May Martin, Elkins ' May Perregon, Wales May Paul. John July- Patterson, John B... May Rice, Sylvester May Rice, Thomas [May Rice, James '.May Roberts, John 'May Rickman, Francis " Rose, Pleasant May Robedeaiix, Lawr'ce May Stukey, John Mav Stewart. James B May Smitli, Wm Smith, Orlando Smith. James Smith, Wm., 2d Mav Smith, N Julv Spears, Robert W May Stoner, B May Stephensim, Wm May Saunett, Francis ; Sagan, Peter May Strait, John May Shaw, Wm Scribner, E " Saucer, Robt Mav Sherman. O. P May- Shaw, John Sincour, Jacob June Shirmer, Philip Mav Slayton. T Tharp, John Taylor, James Turney, John July Templeton. Robt Mav Usher. AL H May Vansand, John " 20, Absent without leave June 1 . 2li 24 Hospital Steward 19 19 Absent without leave Sept. 0. " from June 20 5 .\bsent Sept. 6 with leave 28 Absent from Sept. 6 with leave 19 24 Attached to Mounted Volunteers June 1. Discharged July 27 I Appointed Corporal June 6 'Absent without leave from June 10. June 1. May 20. 19 Absent without leave from June 1.. . 23 Absent Sept. 6 with leave 7 Absent witliout leave from Aug. 1 . . . 19 Transferred to Capt. Gear's Co. July .Absent Sept. tj with leave Detached to join artillery company 23 191 20!Discharged July 29 19' " June4 20: Absent without leave from May 24. 24 20 Discharged June 11. 21 19 Sick 26 Omitted in former rolls 19 Absent without leave from June 1. 20 19 Discharged June 1 Absent Sept. 6 with lea\ 20 Discharged Aug. 4 Sick Discharged June 27 .\bsent without leave from June 26. 20 Joined rifle company June 1 20 Absent without leave from June 20. " " June 1. . 19 " " Julvl... vo " " Sept. 6.. i:)ischarged May 25 26 Joined Rangers June 26 20 Absent without leave from June 1. 2.T Absent without leave from July 24. 19] Omitted in former rolls Absent without leave from June 1. .Absent Sept. 6 with leave. 21; Absent Sept. 6 with leave. 20] Discharged July 27 138 ILACK HAWK WAR. Name and Rank. Kesidence. Enrolled Willard, Henry . Webb, Thos. J . Walker, James L Wells, Guilford Walker, Joseph i. Wood, Jeremiah . Young, Lewis . Young, Hiram i. 1832. May May May Mav May Transferred June 6 with leave Discharged Aug. 1 Absent without leave from June 1 Arjpointed Sergeant; discharged Aug. 1. 2l! Absent Sept. 6 with leave. lfi|Bv a transfer from Mounted Rangers. 211 Discharged June 27 CAPTAIN NICHOLAS BOWLING'S COMPANY Of Artillery, 27th Regiment, Illinois Militia, called into service of the United States by the Governor's order, dated May 1.5, 1S32, and now mustered for discharge this September 6, 1832. Name and Rank. Residence. Remarks. Captains. I. R. B. Gardenier. Nicholas Dowling. First Lieutenant. G.W.Campbell... Second Lieutenant. Charles Gratiot Thitd Lieutenant. Leonard Goss Sergeants. Nicholas Dowling. S. Gridley Z. Bell Daniel, Argent... George Ferguson. CoriJorals. A. M. Delong.. N.Barber Michael Byrne. T. T. Davis Musician. Wm. Blair 1832. May . July May May June May July May July May July May July May July Mav Privates. Byrne, Michael Byrne, Philip Brush, R. W Coligan, P CuUum, C. B Drum, Thos Davis, T. T Ellis, P Ferguson, George...' Farley, LP Graham, Robert Gridley, S ] i Garner, T Gray, M | June Gray, B , i Hempested, Wm.... June Lockwood, Ezekiel.. " Mitchell, A : JJulv Mitchell, J ' I " Nevelle, E ; June Nutting, Josiah [July Powell, R. B |May Reed, Samuel June Roberts, I June Roundtree, S July By request acted as comd't of Co. until July [11, 1832, when he resigned. Detached to the staff Elected Captain July 15,1832 July 15 Lost his blanket. Drew no arms nor blanket from compan\ Appointed Corporal July 8,1832. Sick 19 i Appointed Corporal July 15,1832 16 Drew no arms nor blanket from company Corporal from May 25 to July 25, when ap- [pointed Sergeant, Corporal until July 15,1832, when he was ap- [pointed Sergeant. On extra duty in ordnance department. Furloughed; drew no arms nor blanket.. . Drew no arms nor blanket from company . 30 Furloughed 14,..'. 8 Drew no arms nor blanket from company. INDEPENDENT REGIMENTS. 139 Name and Rank. Residence. Enrolled 1832. Sayre, S. L May Stahl, F June Smead, H May Sharp. C. P May Taylor, Robert Townsen, VVni May Vanbuskirk, J July Weather, John May Wann, IXuiiel " 19 20 25 Sick ; 19 Discharg