Capt Lawrence B. Smith resigned 11/27/62, disability
John Palmer resigned 3/17/63
Emmett Losure* died 1/12/64 in Knoxville, small pox
Edwin Stewart
Albert B. Smith promoted to Major
1st Lt John J. Hine
1st Sgt Jacob Ely
Sgt William Weir*
Alvin Mallory
David Kesler
Oscar Tayer
David Donahoe
J Neal McMinnis
Corp Issac Smith*
James Stutesman
Erastus Briggs
George Vrooman*
Leonard Harland
Elias Sellers
John Corbitt*
Silas Fausey
Amzy Stiles
George Miller
Manasseh Phillips
Henry Beaver
Musician Henry Young
Wagoner Thomas Case*
Privates
Abbott Soloman Agle John Baker Alexander Barnes Oliver Baxter* James Bayes* Campbell Black Benjamin Booream David Borden Allen Bowerman Silas Bradley Anderson Bradley Phineas Braas Josiah Cadrick* Dusign Cameron Alexander Cataract Tousant Collins Carroll Collins* Jacob Crew Benjamin Crew* Addison Crew* Micajah Dee* Orson Dodge Davis Dumaresq*John Earl* Harper Elliott Simeon Ely Daniel Fausey William Foster Robert Gambell Newton Gardner Champlain Grosuch Mordecai Grove John Grove William Haines George Harlan* George Harrington* Henry Hartsell Abram Hatfield Martin Heckman Franklin Hodges James Herrick George Hess Thomas Holland John Huth Leonard Jones Charles Kellogg Benjamin Lumbert David Lumbert Jabez McFarlinge Charles Mclaughlin* David Markley Martin Masters* Orlan Metts Isaac Miley* Jesse Miller Joseph Miller Mathias Moore* Phillip Olds Wilson Ostrander Ezra Page Noble Parker Julius Pelton Benjamin Pelton Jesse Pelton William Percy Alexander Persons George Pierson Alexander Raker* John Randall* Harrison Reece John Robinson Issac Ross James Russell Wolcot Shadle Allen Sigsby John Smith Isaac Smtih Robert Stair* John Stanbarger Daniel Stoddard William Thomas Jasper Treman* John Walter Sylvanius Warren Samuel Watrows Edwin Weeks Jonas Wilcox Horace Woolace Franklin Wortman George Zeigler George
James was born Aug. 21, 1843 and died Sept. 13 1866 and is buried in Fayette, Ohio.He probably died from an illness contracted during the war. James spent much of his time in service at various hospitals. His military record describes him as 19 years old 5'9" , light complexion, light hair and grey eyes. On May 31, 1864 he was on the list of men who deserted from Camp Chase during the month of May. James was one of those taken at Limestone and sent to Belle Isle. He was paroled on March 14, 1864 listed as returned to company. He was listed as absent without leave in March and April, then listed as deserted from Camp Chase in May. Apparently he went home before returning to his company. James' medical record was extensive rheumatism, chronic diarrhea, sprained ankle and a puncture wound in the back. James entered the Preparatory School at Oberlin from 1861 to 1862 and 1865 to 1866. His goal fo becoming more than a soldier died with him only one year after the end of the war.
Thanks to Sherry Hewitt for adding James' photo and bio
