The Maine bugle ... campaign; 1-5 Jan. 1894-Oct. 1898 - Maine.gov

LOSSES OF THE HEAVY ARTILLERY. 9
Co. B— Killed—Sgts. Addison C. Percival, Samuel M. Bolton, Gustavus A. Watson;
Pvts. Warren M. Brown, James M. Call, Jethro W, Clark, Rosalvan P. Cowan, John
C. Erskine, Austin Q. French, Herbert T. Gibhs, Nathan A. Hopkins, Henry C.
Hutchinson, Amaziah Langley, James McGrath, Charles H. McKinney, Thornton M.
Pierce, George B. Robinson, Henry W. Ryder, Lemuel B. Whitney— 19.
Wounded— Lt. Isaac N. Morgan (lost an eye); Sgt. Henry L. Thomas; Copls.
Sylvander G. Elliott, Ezra McGray; Pvts. Benjamin F. Adams, Joseph H. Barnes,
Jeremiah T. Bowden, Artemas Butterfield, Benjamin F. Buzzell, James A. Courtney,
Andrew M. Davis, George Delany, Isaac Duff, George S. Gates, Benjamin Jackson,
Thomas Loran, Patrick McCue, James B. Robbins, John Speed, Charles H. Stewart,
Moses H. Stewart, Peter Tibdo, Charles T. Twombly, William H. Kent— 24.
Co. C—Killed— Lt. George W. Grant; Sgt. Elliot J. .Saulsbury; Pvts. George W.
Burns, James Cain, William H. Campbell, Edward E. Emery, Sidney S, Eldridge,
Harrison Fogg, Eben W. Foster, John P. Higgins, Francis G. Knowlton, Christopher
Mench, Edwin G. Marcyes, George Morrill, George A. Smith, Isaac C. Staples, Elisha
H. Wasgatt— 17
Wounded— Capt. Zemro A. Smith; Sgt. Mark T. Richardson; Copls. William F.
Emerson, Benjamin Frazier, Stillman Gray, Cushman E. Harden, John J. Scott; Pvts.
Francis A. Blanchard, Smith C. Beverly, Joseph S. Bonzey, Sylvester Bowden, Edwin
G. Brimmer, Benjamin S. Campbell, William B. Campbell, Levi Chapman, John
Douglass, Maurice Downey, John L. Emery, William H. Fox, Alden H. Frazier,
Newell Garland, Ezra P. Gray, James H. Grover, Jeremiah Harrington, Sewall F.
Haskell, Richard Higgins, Charles W. Jellison, Peter McCabe, Llewellyn McGown,
John Murphy, John Royal, Luther M. Royal, Abraham Sargent, Jr., Arthur L. Sauls-
bury, William P. Squire, James R. Sutherland, Edwin F. Smith, Henry G. Smith,
William H. U. Staten—39.
Co. D—Killed—Copl. Charles W. Smith— i.
Wounded— Lt. George Rollins; Pvt. David Ames— 2.
Co. E— Killed— Lt. John F. Knowles; Sgts. Charles M. Parshley, Everett M. Del-
ano; Copls. Eben W. Bean, Cyrus S. Labree, Henry O. Smiley; Pvts. Emerson Bart-
lett, John Bradford, Joseph F. Brown, Joshua L. Brown, Seth H. Brown, Albert
Chadbourne, Wilson G. Cole, Samuel Flanders, Cyrus B. Hayes, Charles W. Hanson,
Elavil B. Jackson, Francis D. Lindsey, Francis J. Lord, Leander Maxim, Almon C.
Morton, Alfred B. Shea, Orrin A. Sidelinker, Royal H. Strout— 24.
Wounded— Lt. Benjamin F. Rollins; Sgts. Jeremiah Daine, Charles H. Gatchell;
Pvts. Thomas Arnold, Benjamin D. Averill, James A. Barnes, William Baitlett, Geo.
H. Brown, Wm. H. Brown, Elisha H. Broad, Ervin Chamberlain, Lucian II. Chase,
Alton P. Fassett, James Fish, Albion K. Fletcher, Charles Fogg, George W. Green-
ough, Gustavus B. Hiscock, Charles J. House, Bradish B. Jackson, George P. Leighton
Charles P. Lindsey, Henry H. Lufkin, Benjamin C. Lyford, Andrew W. Mcharland*
Harrison P. Mclntire, Delvin B. Merrill, Randall C. Noyes, Amos D. Orne, James
W. Overlock, David Palmer, William S. Randlett, Andrew J. Reeves, John P. Roberts,
William L. Sampson, George Smith, Wentworth Staples, Domingo C. Thomp-
son, Leonard H. Washburn, Osborn Weeman, Charles E. Weld— 41.
Prisoner— Pvt. David J. Whitney— i.
Co. F— Killed— Sgt. William M. Stevenson; Art. Sylvester Drew; Pvts. Franklin
C. Barwise, Darius G. Brown, Alvah M. Chick, Charles R. Clark, Jacob B. Holmes
Charles W. Jones, Levi K. Mayo, Thomas L. May, Harrison L. Mitchell, Andrew