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In the organization of the regiment, the company from Flint was designated as F. Company.: A list, purporting to be a correct one, of the members of the company as mustered at Ft. Wayne is found in newspapers of that time, and as it contains names which are not found on the rolls in the adjutant-general's office it is given below in full |
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Captain |
William R. Morse |
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First Lieutenant |
William Turver |
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Second Lieutenant |
James Farrand |
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First Sergeant |
George R. Bisbey |
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Second Sergeant |
William B. McCreery |
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Third Sergeant |
Sumner Howard |
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Fourth Sergeant |
Goundry Hill |
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Fifth Sergeant |
Joseph McConnell |
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First Corporal |
Edwin C. Turver |
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Second Corporal |
James Bradley |
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Third Corporal |
Damon Stewart |
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Fourth Corporal |
Joseph Van Buskirk |
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Fifth Corporal |
William L. Bishop |
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Sixth Corporal |
Walter H. Wallace |
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Seventh Corporal |
Nelson Fletcher |
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Eighth Corporal |
Walter E. Burnside |
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Wagoner |
James S. Smith |
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Drummer |
Elisha Kelley |
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Privates: |
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William H. Allen |
Milton S. Benjamin |
George L. Beamer |
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Joseph N. Bradley |
Robert S. Bostwick |
Andrew A. Baxter |
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LaFayette Bostwick |
Myrick S. Cooley |
S. Bradford Cummings |
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Charles B. Collins |
Thomas Chapin, Jr. |
Clark F. Chapman |
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John Cavanagh |
George Carner |
James Coe |
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Edward A. Dennison |
George Davis |
Charles C. Dewstoe |
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Pratt Day |
Cornelius D. Hart |
Daniel J. Ensign |
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Orlando H. Ewer |
John G. Fox |
Squire E. Foster |
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William F. Furgerson |
Horatio Fish |
Charles L. Gardner |
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Joseph H. George |
Richard H. Halsted |
George Hawkins |
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Henry W. Horton |
Francis Haver |
William Houghton |
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Julius A. Hime |
Charles E. Kingsburg |
Philip Kelland |
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John Kain |
Sheldon B. Kelley |
George Lee |
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Harrison Lewis |
Merton E. Leland |
John B. Miller |
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Charles D. Moon |
Delion McConnell |
David McCornell |
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Charles W. Mitchell |
George L. Patterson |
Samuel L. Ploss |
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Hamilton Ploss |
James F. Partridge |
John A. Palmer |
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Cornelius E. Rulison |
Charles J. Rankin |
Edwin Ruthruff |
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Andrew J. Rogers |
Arba Smith |
Jacob C. Sackner |
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Charles Sickles |
James Scarr |
George H. Sawyer |
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Lyman Stow |
Alva L. Sawyer |
Hercules Stannard |
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Andrew M. Sutton |
Frederick B. Smith |
Albert Schultz |
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Hiram Tinney |
Franklin Thompson |
Edgar Tibbets |
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Charles Tuttle |
Cornelius Van Alstine |
Richard S. Vickery |
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James N. Willett |
John Weller |
George Walter |
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Emory A. Wood |
William E. Williams |
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| To see S to Z click HERE | 3 Bios |
| Total | 6 Bios |
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125th Infantry Regiment”YIELD TO NONE”Consolidated with other volunteer Militia companies and reorganized 25 April 1861 as the 2d Michigan Volunteer Infantry. Mustered into Federal service at Detroit 25 May 1861; reenlisted in January 1864 as the 2d Michigan Veteran Infantry; mustered out 29 July 1865 at Delaney House, District of Columbia. Reorganized 1872-1874 in the Flint area as independent volunteer militia companies of IV State Troops. Assigned to the 2d Infantry, Michigan State Troops, 6 July 1874. Companies in 1 area detached from the 2d Infantry and reorganized 19 May 1876 as the 3d Infantry, Michigan Troops. Redesignated as 33d Michigan Volunteer Infantry and mustered into Federal service 1898 at Island Lake; served in Cuba and mustered out 9 November 1898 - 6 January 1899. Reorganized and redesignated 10 July 1899 as the 3d Infantry, Michigan National Guard Redesignated 22 April 1915 as the 33d Infantry, Michigan National Guard. Mustered into Federal service 19 June 1916 for Mexican Border and-stationed at El Paso Texas; not mustered out. Drafted into Federal service 5 August 1917. Consolidated with the 1st Battalion 31st Infantry, Michigan National Guard, Reorganized and redesignated as the 125th Infantry it assigned to the 32d Division 30 September 1917. Demobilized 22 May 1919 at Camp Custer Michigan. Reorganized and Federally recognized 26 January 1922; concurrent assigned to the 32d Division. Inducted into Federal service 15 October 1940 at Flint. Relieved the 32d Division 8 December 1941. Inactivated 20 September 1945 at Camp Rucker, Alabama. Assigned to the 46th Infantry Division 31 May 1946; concurrently 1st Battalion expanded and redesignated as the 425th Infantry and new 1st Battalion constituted. Reorganized and Federally recognized l2 January l947. Relieved the 46th Infantry Division 15 March 1959 and reorganized as the 125th Infantry, a parent Regiment under the Combat Arms Regimental System.
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| Aisne-Marne | Oise-Aisne | Meuse-Argonne | Alsace 1918 |
AWARDS AND DECORATIONS
French Croix de Guerre Oise-Aisne 1924
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Table of Abbreviations
Coy = Company
AAE = Age at Enlistment
Rnk = Rank
DLB = Date and Location of Birth
DLE = Date and Location of Enlistment
DLD = Date and Location of Discharge
KIA = Killed in Action
MIA = Missing in Action
POW = Prisoner of War
DIP = Died in Prison
DOW = Died of Wounds
DofD = Died of Disease
TLDD = Type, Location & Date of Death
DOAI = Died of Accidental Injury NOR = Not On Rosters I found
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