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

10 THE MAINE BUGLE.
Patterson, Alphonzo Smith, Samuel Snow, Rodney J. Taylor, Frank Voyer, Charles P.
Wheeler, David B. Wiggin, Abijah T. Young— 19.
Wounded—Capt. Roscoe F. Hersey; Sgts. Luther K. Patten, John W. Blake, Jas.
E. Wentworth, Edward C. Tuttle, George E. Gilman; Copls. Edwin K. Stuart, Brad-
ley W. Abbott, Melvin S. Stevenson, Daniel R. Stevenson; Pvts. David W. Barrett,
Allison HIackden, Joseph Carter, Frederic L. Clark, Aaron W. Edgerly, Oris W. Ellis,
Isaac W. Grant, Orrington Gowen, Amos E. Hardy, Orrin Houston, Francis E. Joy,
Andrew S. Knight, David A. Legrow, Broadstreet Mason, Charles H. Maddocks, Peter
Patterson, Nathaniel D. Philbrook, Henry W. Pomroy, Charles B. Smith, Lowell M.
Stevenson, Henry F. Stubbs, James Turner, Jr., Oliver Wiley, George A. York, Heze-
kiah Whitcomb, John W. Shaw, Daniel P. Raymond— 38.
Co. G— Killed— ist Sgt. Sewall T. Douglass; Pvts. Timothy C. Atkinson, George
A. Bonsey, Charles W. Gray, Charles Prue, Clinton D. Saunders—6.
Wounded— Sgt. James A. Ripley; Copls. Woodman C. Hun toon, John E. Ginn;
Pvts. Joseph M. Currier, David L. Dodge, Obed Leach, John Murphy, Nathaniel
Spaulding. Willard E. Suckforth, Elias Webber, Jr.— 10.
Prisoner— Pvt. Kenney Depray— i.
Co. H— Killed—Copl. Philander D. Low; Pvts. Joseph L. Downs, Granville Dun-
ham, Alexander Parker, Edmund Perry—5.
Wounded—Copl. Michael Cunningham ;
Pvts. Arthur D, Bumps, James H. Braz-
zell, Hanson Cole, Benjamin H. Foss, Sherman L. Tucker, Thomas Williams or Williamson—
7.
Co. I—Killed—Sgt. Ithamar D. Morton; Pvts. Ira Chapman, George Derocher,
Oval Derocher, Henry H. Doane, Levi Doane, Richard Dowdell, William Grover,
John F. Hodgkins, David Lord, Whitelield Mills, Isaiah Randall, Frank St. Pierre,
Benjamin B. Soule, John A. Trickey, True W. Wedgewood— 16.
Wounded—Lt. Richard V. Moore; Sgts. Charles M. Weymouth, Isaac Q. Freeze;
Copls. John A. Cousins, John B. Curtis, Edwin F. Lord, James M. Moore, Edmund
C. Parsons; Pvts. Eli Andrews, William S. Averill, Charles W. Bosworth, Charles A.
Burgess, Joshua L. Clark, Elijah K. Cleveland, Joseph W. Cottle, William H.
Doughty, John A. Dowst, Ithamar Emerson, Daniel J. Flanders, Alverdo W. Ford,
James F. Getchell, Thomas Gilbert, John Gilpatrick, Theodore H. Graffam, Selden
Hancock, Nicholas Harris, Rollins Hammon, William L. Holmes, Justin M. Leavitt,
Henry Pooler, John L. Rollins, Henry Rowe, Leander Russell, Arthur G. Sawyer,
Gilman J. Shaw, CJeorge E. Tibbetts, Lorenzo Warren, George C. Waters, Daniel W.
Winchester, Thomas B. Worcester, Leander R. Young; Art. George T. Springer— 42.
Co. K—Killed—Capt. William R. Pattangall; Lt. Gershom C. Bibber; Sgt. Chas.
H. Moore; Copls. Ambrose A. Huntley, Jeremiah Loring, Henry W. Motz; Pvts.
George E. Bradbury, Samuel Collier, John J. Dority, Reuben C. Fickett, James T.
^ack, George P. Potter, Nathaniel Treadwell, Jr., Brazilla F. Whiting, Franklin York
— »5-
Wounded—Sgt. Edward B. Kilby; Copls. Edward J. Gilligan, Hiram Smith, Rob-
ert C. Clark, Andrew Hall, Christopher C. Huntley; Arts. Isaiah L. Lincoln, George
W. Howe; Pvts. Philander C. Brawn, John Cambridge, Arthur S. Chickering, Samuel
Harmon, George H. Hayward, Horace Howes,
J. ("•osby, Ezra Dean, Andrew J.
Charles T. Huntley, James Finn, Taylor Larrabee, Reuben Lyon, Barnard McDavit,
John D. Mailer, Henry Pomroy, Josiah T. Potter, George W. Jewell, Daniel LittleBeld,