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Fourth column should read: Letter of Company. Eighth column designates color. W = White, C = Colored. This does not refer to the soldier, rather to the company. A disproportionate number of Jefferson County soldiers were officers. Many of these officers commanded colored troops, the prevailing wisdom being that colored troops would obey white officers better than they would colored officers. The tenth column refers to bounty paid by the county if disbursed by the supervisor.The twelfth column concerns the married condition: S = Single, M = Married.
Last column heading should read: PROMOTIONS, RESIGNATIONS, DISCHARGES, DEATHS, &C, WITH DATES, CAUSES, &C. If deceased, state whether by Disease, Accident, or on the Field of Battle; give Place of Burial. If not deceased and out of Service give present Post Office Address.
| Names | Present | Co | Enlisted | Enlisted | Place | W-White | Bounty | Bounty | Relief granted | S-Single | Names of Parents | Promotions, Resignations, Discharges, Deaths, &c, with dates, causes, &c. | ||
| Residence | Rank | Reg't | Ltr | Mustered | for | of | C-Colored | paid by | paid by | to family by | M-Married | & | If deceased, state whether by Disease, Accident or on the Field of Battle; give Place of Burial | |
| Time and Place of Birth | Rank | Enlistment | Town | County | Town | Previous Occupation | If not deceased and out of Service give present Post Office Address. | |||||||
| Day, Joseph | Private | 10 | E | E Aug 7 1862 | 3Y | Pierepont Manor | W | $50 | S | Chester | Discharged at Staten Island By reason of Surgeons | |||
| Lorraine | H | M Aug 15 1862 | Esther Pattrill | Certifficate of Diseas of the heart | ||||||||||
| Jan 19 1842 Underhill Ver | Art | Private | Farmer | P.O. Address Mansville | ||||||||||
| Day, Alfred Leland | Private | 10 | E | E Aug 7 1862 | 3Y | Pierepont | W | $50 | S | Chester | Was drowned at Sandy hook While in bathing | |||
| Lorraine | H | M Aug 15 1862 | Manor | Esther Pattrill | July 3 1863 Body not found | |||||||||
| Feb 6 1844 Underhill Vt | Art | Private | Farmer | |||||||||||
| Charnick, George | Private | 81 | A | E Jan 1 1863 | 3Y | North West | W | M | Robert | Was wounded in Battle at Bermada Hundreds? May 7th 1863 in the foot | ||||
| Lorraine | Inf | M Jan 1 1863 | Landing | Alace Kenyon | Discharged Sept 5 1865 By Order of Secretary of War | |||||||||
| Aug 16 1827 Massachusetts | Private | Farmer | P.O. Address Mansville | |||||||||||
| Stevens, Albert | Corporal | 92 | J | E Dec 16 1861 | 3Y | Richville | W | S | Harrison | Discharged March 24th 1863 By reason of Surgeons | ||||
| Lorraine | Inf | M Dec 18 1861 | Delight Knapp | Certifficate of Disability | ||||||||||
| Mar 12 1840 Diana, Lewis Co | Private | Farmer | P.O. Address Mansville | |||||||||||
| Allen, Lewis Williamson | Private | 94 | G | E Nov 6 1861 | 3Y | Mansville | W | M | Robert | Was in the Service 6 months Discharged by Surgeons Certifficate of Disability May 1862. Reenlisted | ||||
| Lorraine | Inf | M Nov 1861 | Lydia Williamson | in 20 Cav Co in Aug 17th at Mansville Deserted to Canada Taken as a deserter & carried back to | ||||||||||
| Nov 20 1835 Adams | Private | Farmer | Regiment & sen Still in Service | |||||||||||
| Baker, Lamont Madison | Sergeant | 24 | G | E Jan 2 1863 | 3Y | Mansville | W | $300 | S | Caleb H. | After taking part in the Battles of the Wilderness 9 days, Spotsylvania C H, South Ana River & at | |||
| Lorraine | Inf | M Jan 7 1863 | Ruth Cutler | Petersburg was taken Prisoner at Pte Sept 30 confined in Solsbury prison. Died on Nov 19th 1863 | ||||||||||
| Jul 1. 1837 Lorraine | Corporal | Farmer | Remains buried at Solsbury NC | |||||||||||
| Trobridge, Dwight | Private | 94 | F | E Oct 11 1861 | 3Y | Rodman | W | M | Adonis | Was taken prisoner Aug 1862 Paroled Discharged | ||||
| Lorraine | Inf | M Feb 1862 | Fanny Taylor | Oct 6th 1862. By reason of Surgeons Certifficate of Disability | ||||||||||
| Jul 14 1828 Adams NY | Private | Lumberman | P.O. Address Adams NY | |||||||||||
| Morrell, Eugene M. | Private | 24 | G | E Dec 30th 1863 | 3Y | Lorraine | W | $300 | S | Asa | Was Shot in Battle at Petersburgh June 18th 1864 Remains was | |||
| Lorraine | Cav | M Dec 30th 1863 | Lucinda Fields | buried in the Battlefield | ||||||||||
| Apr 8 1845 Ellisburgh | Private | Carpenter | ||||||||||||
| Nichols, Warren | Private | 35 | H | E Dec 14 1862 | 3Y | Watertown | W | $50 | M | Warren | Discharged March 1863 By Surgeons Certifficate of Disability Reenlisted Dec 14th 1863 in 14th Reg | |||
| Lorraine | Inf | M Dec 14 1862 | Betsey McConnell | Co K. $50 Town Bounty Discharged July 14th 1865 By Order of Secretary of War | ||||||||||
| Jun 5 1818 Rodman | Farmer | P.O. Address Adams NY | ||||||||||||
| Nichols, James Monroe | Private | 94 | C | E Dec 14 1862 | 3Y | Watertown | W | M | Warren | Was taken Prisoner at the Weldon Rail Road Aug 19th 1864 Confined in Castle Thunder Removed to | ||||
| Lorraine | Inf | M Dec 14 1862 | Susan Wilcox | Andersonville Escaped & came back Discharged July 1865 | ||||||||||
| Jan 23 1840 Lorraine | Private | Farmer | P.O. Address Adams NY | |||||||||||
Transcribed by Karen Ellsworth
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