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~ Brothers in Arms ~
Civil War Soldiers from Montague Township, Sussex County, NJ.
Soldier
Rank, Company and Regiment
st
Age at
Disposition
enlistment
Date of death
Interment
Barney Ayers
Private, Company M, 1 Regiment, New Jersey Cavalry
22
Lost sight in right eye during military service; Jan. 1864
No record NY/NJ interment
nd
Wilhelmus W. Bennet
Landsman, U.S. Navy, USS Cuyler [gunboat], then Company C, 2 NY Cavalry
26
Wounded; Raccoon Ford, Culpeper, and Craig’s Church, VA
Jan. 25, 1910 @ 76;
Laurel Grove Cemetery, Port Jervis, NY
st
th
Isaac Bonnell, Jr.
1 Lieutenant, Company C, 27 Infantry Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers 32
[look at IVP Illinois 1890]
OBGB says Fairmount, Newark/ I say Ill/Ark
nd
Jacob Bonnell
Private, Company B, 2 Infantry Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers
26
Possibly died Montague 12/28/1875 = NJ
State record
th
Alfred H. Brown
Private, Company H, 159 Infantry Regiment, New York State Volunteers 41
Died prior to May 1890; no interment record
nd
John Brundage
Corporal, 2 Battalion
(-)
Wounded in action; shot in the hip
xxxx
th
Peter Brink
Private, Company E, 8 Infantry Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers
36
Sep. 10, 1898; Minisink
Reformed Church Cemetery
th
James E. Cole [a]
Captain, Company D, 15 Infantry Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers
18
Wounded in left hand; MIA, (captured; POW spring 1864)
Jan. 1, 1935 @ 91; Laurel Grove
Cemetery, Port Jervis, NY
James E. Cole [b]
Seaman, U.S. Navy, 1862-1864.
(-)
No record of a NJ/NY interment
th
Joseph Carman
Private, Company K, 15 Infantry Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers
(-)
Apr. 5, 1879; Laurel Grove Cemetery, Port
Jervis, NY
st
th
Shubael T. Carswell 1 Sergeant, Company C, 139 Infantry Regt., New York State Volunteers
37
Died prior to 1895; no record of interment
th
Abram B. Casterline Private, Company K, 15 Infantry Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers
20
Discharged with a disability
Sep. 21, 1899 in Montague; no interment
record
th
Nelson L. Cole
Private, Company I, 15 Infantry Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers
26
Jan. 21, 1894 @ 57; Laurel Grove
Cemetery, Port Jervis, NY
th
Thomas J. Cole
Private, Company I, 15 Infantry Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers
19
1920; Mount Peace Cemetery, Osceola
County, Florida
th
Jacob W. Conklin
Private, Company B, 6 Regiment, New York Cavalry
39
Died 1890 in Sandyston; no interment record.
st
st
Birdsall Cornell
1 Lieutenant, Company I, 1 Regiment, New Jersey Cavalry
37
Jun. 25, 1916; Vineland, NJ Soldiers Home
Cemetery
th
Samuel Courtright Private, Company A, 27 Infantry Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers
20
Died of typhoid fever at Emory Hospital, DC, Nov. 27, 1862
Military Asylum National
Cemetery, Washington, DC
th
Solomon Cortright Corporal, Company I, 15 Infantry Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers
27
Killed at the battle of Salem Heights, VA, May 3, 1863 Minisink Reformed Church Cemetery,
Montague Township
th
James D. Crowel
Private, Company I, 15 Infantry Regiment, NJ Volunteers
17
No record of a NJ interment
George M. Decker Private
(-)
No record of a NJ interment
th
James I. Decker
Private, Company K, 15 Infantry Regiment, NJ Volunteers
19
Sep. 14, 1923; Pompton (NJ) Reformed
Church Cemetery
th
st
Jeremiah Decker
Private, Company L, 15 Cavalry Regiment, NY State Volunteers
38
Aug. 31 , 1894; Sparrowbush, Orange County, NY
Cem.
th
Joshua D. Decker
Private, Company H, 96 Infantry Regiment, NY State Volunteers
21
[likely around Chicago]
th
Theodore F. Decker Private, Company I, 15 Infantry Regiment, NJ Volunteers
26
Discharged from Convalescent Camp with disability (POW?)
No record of a NJ interment
th
Thompson Decker Corporal, Company I, 15 Infantry Regiment, NJ Volunteers
21
Wounded in the shoulder
Jan. 21, 1932 @ 92; Pine Grove Cemetery,
Matamoras, PA
th
William H. Decker Private, Company I, 15 Infantry Regiment, NJ Volunteers
23
Probably died before 1890 in NJ; no record
of NJ interment
th
Henry Dennis
Private, Company K, 27 Infantry Regiment, NJ Volunteers
22
Jun. 13, 1921; Montague Reformed Church
Cemetery
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James Dickerson
Private, Company D, 15 Infantry Regiment, NJ Volunteers
29
Died of measles on June 16, 1863, at Emory Hospital, DC
Military Asylum National
Cemetery, Washington, DC
st
Harrison A. Doty
Private, Company K, 1 Regiment, NJ Cavalry
20
Feb. 19, 1907; Sussex County Welfare
Home Cemetery
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John Doty
Private, Company B, 70 Infantry Regiment, New York State Volunteers
30
Discharged with a disability
No record of a NJ interment.
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George H. Emmons Private, Company F, 9 Infantry Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers
39
Wounded in action; 1864
DoD Unk; Congregational Church Cem;
Chester, Morris Co.
John Finley
Record of service not yet found.
(-)
No record of a NJ interment.
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Samuel Gregory
Private, Co. L, 5 NY Heavy Artillery then Private, Co. K, 4 Infantry Regiment, NJV 21
No record of a NJ interment.
th
Austin Gunderman Private, Company I, 15 Infantry Regiment, NJ Volunteers
20
Mortally wounded at Spotsylvania, CH; died June 1, 1864
No record of interment in a
National Cem. Unknown soldier
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John S. Gunderman Private, Company I, 15 Infantry Regiment, NJ Volunteers
21
Killed at battle of Spotsylvania Courthouse, May 12, 1864
No record of interment in a
National Cem. Unknown soldier
st
George H. Gurnee Private, Company L, 1 New York Engineers (aka Serrell’s Engineers)
24
Circa late 1885/early 1886; Laurel Grove
Cem, Port Jervis NY
th
John R. Gurnee
Private, Company F, 124 Infantry Regiment, NYSV ‘The Orange Blossoms’ 20
Mar. 7, 1917; interred Nunda, NY (Born Montague)
th
Stephen Hankins
Private, Company D, 15 Infantry Regiment, NJ Volunteers
25
Wounded; battle of Spotsylvania Courthouse, May 12, 1864
May 3, 1922; probably in Sussex;
no known interment
th
William Hankins
Private, Company K, 15 Infantry Regiment, NJ Volunteers
23
Nov. 23, 1916 @ 77; Minisink Dutch
Reformed Church Cem.
th
Marshall D. Havens Private, Company G, 86 Infantry Regiment, New York State Volunteers
22
Wounded; battle of The Wilderness, May 5, 1864
Oct. 14, 1916 @ 78; Bath (NY) National
Cemetery
Wm Reinhar dt
st
John Hesberg
Private, Company I, 121 Infantry Regiment, New York State Volunteers
25
1914; Laurel Grove Cemetery,
(bo r n in Germany)
Port Jervis, NY
st
Aaron J. Hornbeck Private, Company M, 1 Regiment, New Jersey Cavalry
15
1928; probably in Orange Co., NY (was Middletown Mayor)
st
Alexander Hornbeck Private, Company M, 1 Regiment, New Jersey Cavalry
20
Wounded in action; 1864
Jul. 17, 1906 @ 63; Walpack Reformed
Church Cemetery
nd
Benjamin Hornbeck Private, Company B, 2 Infantry Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers
19
Shot through the left leg
Mar. 3, 1916 @ 73; Laurel Grove
Cemetery; Port Jervis, NY
st
George W. Hornbeck
Private, Company M, 1 Regiment, New Jersey Cavalry
19
Aug. 8, 1922 @ 75; Laurel
Grove Cemetery, Port Jervis, NY
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James G. Hornbeck Corporal, Company M, 1 Regiment, New Jersey Cavalry
19
Discharged from Lincoln Hospital, DC with a disability
Conflicting interments; see SOS
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Andrew Hotalen
Private, Company I, 15 Infantry Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers
30
Killed at the battle of Opequan, VA on Sept. 19, 1864 No record of interment in a National Cem.
Unknown soldier
st
Daniel T. Hotalen
Corporal, Company H, 1 Regiment, New Jersey Cavalry
30
No record of NJ intermentnd
Lancin M. Hotalen Corporal, Company B, 2 Infantry Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers
21
May 25, 1925 @ 85; Minisink Reformed
Church Cemetery
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William R. Hotalen Private, Company I, 15 Infantry Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers
20
Died of ‘debility’ at White Oak Church, VA, March 5, 1863
No record of interment in a
th
National Cem. Unknown soldier Peter A. House
Sergeant, Company H, 27 Infantry Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers
27
[mainly lived in Wantage Township]
Sep. 18, 1889 @ 54; Minisink Reformed Church Cemetery
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William N. Jaggers Private, Company I, 7 Infantry Regiment, NJ Volunteers
23
Died of disease in NJ shortly after discharge with a disability
Dec. 9, 1863 @ 26; Delaware
Cemetery, Dingmans Ferry, PA
nd
st
William Johnston
Private, Company F, 2 Brigade, New Jersey Militia
24
Feb. 1 , 1927 @ 90; Minisink Reformed Church
Cemetery
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Andrew Lambert Private, Company K, 15 Infantry Regiment, NJ Volunteers
21
Missing; presumed dead at Salem Church, VA. May 3, 1863
No record of interment in a
National Cem. Unknown soldier
st
Jeremiah Lambert
Private, Company M, 1 Regiment, New Jersey Cavalry
32
No record of a NJ interment.
th
Joseph C. Lambert Corporal, Company F, 70 Infantry Regiment, New York State Volunteers 23
Wounded; battle of The Wilderness, May 5, 1864
ca. 1916 in New Jersey; no record of a NY/NJ
interment.
th
Samuel Lambert
Corporal, Company F, 70 Infantry Regiment, New York State Volunteers 25
Died of wounds received; battle of Gettysburg, July 2, 1863
Gettysburg (PA) National Cemetery,
Section D, Site 49
th
Alonzo W. Little
Private, Company H, 40 Infantry Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers
(-)
May 21, 1910; Beemerville Cemetery,
Wantage Township
rd
Lemuel Litts
Private, Company H, 33 Infantry Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers
24
Killed at the battle of Pine Knob, Georgia, June 16, 1864
Marietta, Georgia National
Cemetery, Section H, Site 32
George Lundy
Seaman, U.S. Navy U.S.S. Mohican
21
Oct. 12, 1921 @ 82; Hainesville Cemetery,
Sandyston Twp.
th
David Mandeville
Private, Company I, 15 Infantry Regiment, NJ Volunteers
26 PIC
Died on Feb 19, 1865 while held prisoner at Danville, VA
Danville (VA) National
Cemetery, Section F, Site 1,272
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Gilbert Mandeville Private, Company I, 15 Infantry Regiment, NJ Volunteers
15
[Discharged in NJ before muster, due to age.]
No record of a NJ interment
st
Joseph H. Mandeville Private, Battery B, 1 New Jersey Artillery
33
No record of a NY/NJ interment.
st
Stephen F. Mandeville
Private, Battery B, 1 New Jersey Artillery
22
Died of pleurisy at Camp Barry, DC, March 9, 1864 Military Asylum National Cemetery,
Washington, DC
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William H. Mandeville
Private, Company I, 15 Infantry Regiment, NJ Volunteers
interment in a National Cem. Unknown soldier
nd
Christie Martin
Private, Company M, 2 Regiment, New York Cavalry
Church Cemetery
th
Henry W. Martin Private, Company I, 15 Infantry Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers
Cemetery, Section 84, Site 3,950
st
Lewis A. Marthis
Private, Company G, 31 Infantry Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers
Cemetery
th
Darius H. Mead
Private, Company F, 70 Infantry Regiment, New York State Volunteers
nd
Hiram Miller
Corporal, Company E, 192 Infantry Regiment, New York State Volunteers 42
NJ interment
nd
nd
William Nyce
2 Lieutenant, Company A, 2 Regiment, New York Cavalry
Cemetery, Sumner County, Kansas
th
Martin Osterhout
Private, Company I, 15 Infantry Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers
Orange Co., NY
th
James M. Owens
Private, Company I, 7 Infantry Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers
National Cem. Unknown soldier
th
William Owens
Private, Company A, 5 New York Heavy Artillery
18
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William H. Patterson Company F, 124 Infantry Regiment, NY State Volunteers ‘The Orange Blossoms’
Cemetery, Port Jervis, NY
st
John Paugh
Private, Company K, 1 Regiment, New Jersey Cavalry
National Cemetery, Site 9,435
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William Paugh
Private, Company I, 15 Infantry Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers
Cemetery, Washington, DC
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Peter Peach
Private, Company A, 45 Infantry Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers
Methodist Church Cemetery
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Elijah Pelton
Private, Company I, 15 Infantry Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers
Cemetery, Seneca County, OH
st
Daniel H. Predmore Sergeant, Company H, 1 Regiment, New Jersey Cavalry
Church Cemetery
st
Jacob S. Robinson Private, Company B, 1 Regiment, New Jersey Cavalry
Cemetery, Site 4,066
th
Hiram Roomer
Private, Company F, 70 Infantry Regiment, New York State Volunteers
Grove, Port Jervis
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John H. Roomer
Private, Company L, 15 Regiment, New York Cavalry
Sandyston Township
nd
James W. Rutan
Corporal, Company M, 2 Regiment, New Jersey Cavalry
Cemetery, (TN), Section 1, Site 30
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John Rutan
Private, Company C, 15 Infantry Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers
interment in a National Cem. Unknown soldier
st
Randall D. Sayre
Private, Company B, 151 Pennsylvania Volunteers
22
PA
rd
Leo Schubiger
Private, Company G, 33 Infantry Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers
Born Switzerland
th
Jacob Scott
Private, [no company listed] 8 Infantry Regiment, U.S. Colored Troops
(colored section)
th
Cornelius C. Shimer Captain, Company A, 15 Infantry Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers
Cemetery, Port Jervis, NY
th
George A. Shimer
Private, Company G, 97 Infantry Regiment, New York State Volunteers
Church Cemetery
Jefferson Sigler
Record of Service not yet found.
(-)
st
George S. Snable
Private, Company B, 1 Regiment, New Jersey Cavalry
Sandyston Township
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Lewis Stalter
Private, Company I, 15 Infantry Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers
Chemung Co., NY
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Silas Storms
Private, Company F, 35 Infantry Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers
Newark (Vet Home)
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Silas Suydam
Corporal, Company E, 9 Infantry Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers
Reformed Church Cemetery
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John W. Topping
Private, Battery, 1 Regiment, New Jersey Artillery
38
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Died of diarrhea at hospital Windmill Point, VA Feb. 11, 1863
20
No record of
May 3, 1866 @ 23; Minisink Reformed
34 PIC/CDVDied of wounds from battle of Strasburg, VA, Aug. 15, 1864
Winchester (VA) National
20
Jul. 15, 1924; Minisink Reformed Church
23
Discharged with a disability.
Suffered from rheumatism as a result of military service
1895 in South Dakota
(Widow filed Sept. 1896) / No record of a
31
Taken prisoner by Mosby’s Raiders on August 18, 1863
21
(-)
1910; Sparrowbush-Pine Hill Cemetery,
Killed at the battle of Williamsburg, VA on May 5, 1862
Wounded at the battle of Malvern Hill, VA on July 1, 1862
40
21
19 PIC
Dec. 1, 1903; Caldwell
No record of interment in a
No record of a NJ interment
Oct. 20, 1887 @ 65; Laurel Grove
Died of diarrhea at Lincoln Hospital, DC, on Jan. 16, 1863
Arlington (VA)
Died of consumption at Emory Hospital, DC, Jan. 30, 1864
Military Asylum National
30
Aug. 29, 1909; Walpack
18
Taken prisoner at Spotsylvania Courthouse in May 1864
Jun. 17, 1912 @ 69; Hopewell
23 PIC
Wounded in action; hit in the left hip.
(-) PIC
Died of typhoid fever at Andersonville Prison Jul 27, 1864
22
Wounded; discharged with disability from hospital
Aug. 13, 1895 @ 59 in Montague; Laurel
25
Loss of vision due to exposure in military service
1919 @ 81; Hainesville Cemetery,
19
Died of diarrhea at Army hosp., Memphis, TN; Jul 10, 1864
18
Sep. 9, 1931 @ 91; Minisink Reformed
Andersonville (GA) National
Mississippi River National
Killed at battle of Spotsylvania Courthouse, May 12, 1864
No record of
May 18, 1916 @ 76; Milford Cemetery, Pike County,
32
Sep. 18, 1896 @ 64; no interment record /
(-)
23PIC/CDV
Milford, Cemetery, Milford, PA
Killed at battle of Spotsylvania Courthouse, May 12, 1864
18
Laurel Grove
Jan. 15, 1888 @ 43; Minisink Reformed
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25
Contracted measles while in the service
1916 @ 77; Hainesville Cemetery,
36
Apr. 26, 1879 @ 51; Ashland Cemetery,
35
Jul. 5, 1892 @ xx; Fairmount Cemetery,
36
Discharged November 1862 with a disability
Nov. 11, 1892 @ 67; Minisink
No record of a NJ interment
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James Truesdell
Private, Company I, 15 Infantry Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers
36
Jan. 31, 1892 @ 64; Beemerville Cemetery;
Wantage Twp.
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Isaiah Utter
Private, Company K 1 Regiment, New Jersey Cavalry
26
Jun. 27, 1918 @ 84 in Montague; Laurel
Grove, Port Jervis
rd
Abram Van Auken Corporal, Battery I, 3 Regiment, New York Volunteer Light Artillery
(-)
Nov. 16, 1876; Hainesville Cemetery;
Sandyston Township
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Levi Van Etten
Wagoner, Company I, 15 Infantry Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers
26
Jun. 17, 1898; Minisink Reformed Church
Cemetery
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Abraham Van Gordon
Private, Company H, 9 Infantry Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers
22
Wounded in action
May 29, 1905; Hainesville
Cemetery, Sandyston Township
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James B. Wainright Private, Company I, 15 Infantry Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers
32
Wounded at the battle of Cedar Creek, VA- Oct. 19, 1864
Jun. 3, 1903 @ 73; Hope
Cemetery, Corning, NY
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William Weed
Corporal, Company I, 15 Infantry Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers
22
Died of diarrhea on June 13, 1864 at Andersonville Prison
Andersonville (GA) National
Cemetery, Site 1,955
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Manning F. Weir
Private, Company K, 15 Infantry Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers
(-)
Jul. 23, 1892; Minisink Reformed Church
Cemetery
nd
nd
George H. Wells
2 Lieutenant, Company B, 2 Regiment, New York Cavalry
23
Wounded at the cavalry battle of Aldie, VA, Jun 23, 1863
1879 @ 41; Minisink Reformed Church
Cemetery
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Ananias Westbrook Private, Company A, 27 Infantry Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers
xx
Died of typhoid fever at Emory Hospital, DC; Mar. 7, 1863
Military Asylum National
Cemetery, Washington, DC, 4,033
th
Daniel E. Westbrook Private, Company E, 9 Infantry Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers
19
Jan. 10, 1872; Minisink Reformed Church
Cemetery
th
[yes]
Zerah S. Westbrook Corporal, Company I, 15 Infantry Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers
15
Discharged with a disability, Spring 1863
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Aaron J. Westfall Private, Company L, 15 New York Cavalry Regiment
31
Died of disease at the regimental hospital in Burlington, VA
No record of interment in a National
Cemetery; Unknown
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George W. Westfall Private, Company L, 15 New York Cavalry Regiment
40
Wounded in action; three ribs broken
Jan. 12, 1890; Laurel Grove Cemetery; Port Jervis, NY
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Gottfried Wieland
Private, Company A, 150 Infantry Regiment, New York State Volunteers
26
Dec. 6, 1899; Minisink Reformed Church
Cemetery
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Jacob Winfield
Artificer, Company K, 1 Regiment, New York Engineers ‘Serrell’s Engineers’
30
(ca. 1896 in Sussex County; no known
interment)
th
Levi W. Winfield
Private, Company I, 7 Infantry Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers
21
Loss of eyesight due to military service
No record of a NJ interment
th
Jacob Wireman
Private, Company I, 15 Infantry Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers
34
1911 @ 81; Sylvan Cemetery, Wurtsboro,
Sullivan Co., NY
*Unknown Soldier According to early records for the Minisink Reformed Church Cemetery, there was once known to be a Civil War soldier named ‘Walters’ interred there. By 1935 that grave was no longer
identified, and remains lost.
“B- Listers”
(Names of possible soldiers who show up on Civil War veterans lists or had GAR markers at their headstones, but for which no record of military service has yet been found. )
Joshua D. Cole
Record of service not yet found. (1935 WPA/Clerk’s List says CW vet.)
[35 in ‘64] only connection to Montague; 1863 draft class 2
Union Cemetery, Hamburg on
1935 WPA List.
nd
Johnston Crowel
Record of service not yet found. [“2 ------“]
22
No record of a NJ interment
Marcus Davenport Record of service not yet found.
[?]
No record of a NJ interment
Daniel Rosencrans Record of Service not yet found.
(-)
Unknown
James Solomon
Record of Service not yet found.
xx
Only connection to Montague came from supposed interment; but Alicia says he’s not on any list she has.
Andrew J. Van Sickle
Record of Service not yet found.
xx
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“B- Listers”
(Soldiers with only a vague connection to Montague Township, who probably won’t make the cut, because they were only there for a short period of time.)
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Curtis Ackerman
Private, Company E, 124 Infantry Regiment, NYSV ‘The Orange Blossoms’
xx
No record NY/NJ interment
st
Solomon Beemer
Private, Battery D, 1 Regiment, New Jersey Artillery
xx
More Wantage than Montague.
Died of disease at Fortress Monroe, VA; March 25,
1865
st
Thomas Boyd
Private, Company M, 1 Regiment, New Jersey Cavalry
xx
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William B. Casterline Private, Company H, 27 Infantry Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers
xx
More Wantage than Montague.
Jan. 5, 1915; Mt. Salem Cemetery, Wantage
Township
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John M. Goucher
Private, Company D, 15 Infantry Regiment, NJ Volunteers
xx
Died of disease at Brandy Station, Virginia;
Mar 24, 1864
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Jacob E. Hornbeck Private, Company C, 120 Infantry Regiment, New York Volunteers
xx
There’s 2: More likely a Wantage soldier?
Wounded; battle of The Wilderness, May 5,
1864.
nd
Isaac Kittle
Corporal, Company B, 2 Regiment, New York Cavalry
xx
Only in Montague on 1850 census; otherwise Sandyston
Discharged with a
disability from hospital on July 5, 1864
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Nathan Mead Lambert
Private, Company F, 70 Infantry Regiment, New York State Volunteers
xx
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Joseph R. Larney
Private, Company K, 26 Infantry Regiment, PA Volunteers / 4 PA Reserves
xx
Born in Montague Township; moved before War to PA
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Bodewine Meddaugh Private, Company K, 15 Infantry Regiment, NJ Volunteers
Spotsylvania CH
nd
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Robert M. Pettit
2 Lieutenant, Company A, 27 Infantry Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers 24
Cemetery, Scranton, PA
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Ephraim Shay
Private, Company I, 15 Infantry Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers
Courthouse, VA, May 1864
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Evi Titsworth
Private, Company H, 27 Infantry Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers
nd
Charles C. Van Gordon
Private, Company B, 2 Infantry Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers
st
Charles Wells
Private, Company H, 1 Regiment, New Jersey Cavalry
xx
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More Wantage Township than Montague
[More Sandyston than Montague]
Died June 7, 1864 of wounds received at
Oct. 20, 1889 @ 52; Washburn St.
xx
Only link to Montague is 1870 census: otherwise Sandyston Wounded; battle of Spotsylvania
xx
Only connection to Montague is 1870 census.
xxxx
xx
Was only in Montague on 1895 census; otherwise Stillwater
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xx
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