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HISTORY OF SAGINAW COUNTY.

Titus Duncan, commissioned Surgeon July 29, 1864, resigned March 19, 1865.
Daniel E. Guiley, Bridgeport, Sergeant Co. D, Aug. 22, 1864; 2d Lieut., July 7,
1865; mustered out Sept. 6, 1865.
Truman W. Hawley was mustered into service July 29, 1864; mustered out Sept.
25, 1865.
Edwin Saunders, Saginaw, commissioned Captain July 29, 1854, was mustered
out Sept. 6, 1865.
Geo. T. Swim, St. Charles, commissioned Captain July 29, 1864, resigned March
27, 1865.
Edwin C. Turver, Saginaw, Sermeant Co. C, Sept. 22, 1864; 2d Lieut., Dec.
15, 1864; was mustered out Sept. 16; 1865.
William H. Tuttle, Saginaw, commissioned 2d Lieut. July 29, 1864; 1st Lieut.
Feb. 19, 1865, was mustered out Sept. 6, 1865.
Robert Whitton, East Saginaw, Hospital Steward, Aug. 17, 1864; 2d Lieut. Aug.
7, 1865, was mustered out Sept. 6, 1865.
Died of Wounds or Disease.-Geo. Poyness, at Vassar, Mich, Sept. 6, 1864;
Stephen Vangile, at Madison, Ind., Dec. 10, 1864; William Lewis, at Huntsville,
Ala., Dec. 10, 1864; F. A. Van Fliet, at Nashville, Tenn., Dec. 15, 1864; Wmin. C.
Bottsford, at Stevenson, Ala., Feb. 19, 1865; Geo. Reynolds, at Mufrreesboro,
March, 25, 1865; Robert Binder, at Jefferson, Ind., April 7, 1865; Geo. Sharpstein,
at Hilton Head, S. C., May 19, 1865.
Discharged.-The regiment was discharged Sept. 1865, and then consisted of the
following men: Ames W. A., Andrus S., Arman John, Backer R., Bean Patrick,
Berry F., Blair Perry, Bloemlien J., Boetcher W., Braley Ephraim, Brandstaller
C., Brown Francis, Burling Aug, Burlison Wm., Butler H., Campbell C.,
Chennell R., Clarke T., Cole Alanson B., Cook Jerry, Crampton Charles, Crampton Nathan, Croronover D. W., Cummings Wm., Davis John C., Denzie N.,
Denzler J. L., Dico Henry, Doyle Fred, Eadley Charles, Edwards Ephraim,
Eilenberg Chapman, Ewald MG., Fughman H., Fughman Matthew, Gilman Daniel, Gilman James, Glaser G., Goeppord. C., Godfrey George, Graham DeForest,
Graham J., Graham J., Graham W. H., Green H. L., Gugel P. L., Gusley J. H.,
Guilford R. D., Hammond D. N., Hartner C., Harvey James, Haskell J. L., Haverly
J., Hawes D. W., Heenan Thomas, Hoerauf M. W., Holiday 0. W., Hollwede F.,
Homer L., Horn Thomas, Houghtaling Francis, Howard Herman A., Howe G. W.,
Hoyt J., Hubbard Benj., Hugenon P. J., Hutching E., Jacobs R., Johnson Charles,
Jones John, Jones Stephen, Kipfmuller A, Kliplegal J., Klumpp Wm., Koch Bernard, Kridman C., Lacy Lucius, Lawrence Thomas, Lipscomb E., List John J.,
Locks W., Malchon C.. Marster John, Marsh James, Massner P., McDonald Peter,
McLean Murdock, McQueen James, Miller Hezekiah, Mills David L., Moeller H.,
Moeller John, Morris John. Morris Wm., Mount Alford, Nelson B. D., Oakley M.
M., Ohland H., O'Neil Wm., Orton A. Y., Pawlus J., Pearson Jos. E., Pelus C.,
Pine C. J., Rettineier Ed., Richner Sam., Rikowski C., Rindbolt T., Robbtose
Joseph, Robinson B. W., Rodamer J. F., Rose P. A., Sackett J. G., Sahs Adam,
Schirping 'heo., Schmidt John, Schmitzer John, Schmitzer J. C., Schuettle
Charles, Seeger F., Servier Fred., Smith John, Smith Lorenzo, Spellman, H. F.
Spencer Whitman, Stiles W. F., Stoltz Louis, Stoyl A., Struck John Tarpey
James, Taylor H. M., Templeton D., Tromble F., Turner J., Valkner P., Valler J.,
Valley Stephen, Van Ever Geo., Van Fleit R., Wagner J., Wagoner Robert, Ward
Geo., Ward Sam., Weber J. G., Weiss G. C., Wetz J., Wetz R., White Emerson,
Whitton Robert L., Winas Alonzo, Winnie C. W., Zilk Charles.
THE FIRST CORPS ENGINEERS AND MECHANICS
was organized at Marshall, under Col. W. P. Innes, and left for
Louisville Dec. 17, 1861. A detachment of this command, under
Gen. 0. M. Mitchell, was among the first battalions to enter Bowling Green. The regiment was on duty on the railroads between
Nashville and Chattanooga, Nashville and Columbia, Corinth and
Decatur, Huntsville and Stevenson, Memphis and Charleston, and
Nashville and Louisville. During the first 11 months of its
service, 75 men died of disease, 3 were killed, 17 wounded and 15