The following service records come from a variety of sources. Information not in parentheses is drawn from The Record of Civil War Officers and Soldiers of the Town of Manlius. This roster was completed on February 23, 1866 by L. C. Gardner, Town Clerk. Additional, or conflicting, information is in parentheses, and comes from other sources.

Although Maj. Andrew W. Wilkin initially enrolled as a Private in Co. H, 122^nd Regt. at Camillus, for eight years he published the Weekly Recorder newspaper in the town of Manlius. From 1888-1891 he published a Veteran's Column that contained a significant local Civil War history. For this reason, he is mentioned here. He was born in Otisco, N.Y. on July 3, 1843, died in 1918, and is buried in the Fayetteville Village Cemetery.

Although no servicemen from the town of Manlius received the medal of honor in the Civil War, twelve men were awarded Brevet commissions for gallant and meritorious service: Millard A. Baker, George Bolster, Henry N. Burhans, Ruel P. Buzzell, Joseph E. Cameron, Addison Cole, Jr., Hervey E. Eaton, Oscar A. Hughes, Lester C. Mitchell, Levi A. Morse, John J. Morse and William H. Nims.

In 1868 the sum of $2,500 was appropriated at the town meeting for the erection of a monument to the memory of soldiers who served in the Union cause from the town of Manlius. The contract was given to Josephus Cross and the monument placed in the Fayetteville Village Cemetery on a lot donated by the Cemetery Association.

The 25 ft. tall monument is of granite and weighs 24 tons. The base weighs six tons and the die on which the names are inscribed weighs seven tons. The monument was dedicated on July 5, 1869 following thirteen guns at sunrise.

A procession formed at 10:00 on Mill St. in front of Beard Hotel in Fayetteville in the following order: Manlius band, returned soldiers, members of families of deceased soldiers, invalid soldiers in carriages, officers of the day; orator, reader and chaplains; monumental commissioners, cemetery trustees and invited guests; fire companies; citizens and strangers. Upon arrival at the cemetery, America and the Star Spangled Banner were sung, prayers and the Declaration of Independence, statistics and a dedicatory ode written by B. Griffin were read, followed by the dedication, doxology and benediction.

The procession then marched down Manlius St. to Clinton, to Warren, to Genesee, then to Beard Hotel where dinner was served by landlord J. S. Loveland. At the table a blessing was pronounced and after dinner, 13 regular toasts were made followed by fireworks. (Articles in an 1868 Weekly Recorder" in Julia Gage's Civil War scrapbook and the July 1, 1869 Weekly Recorder.

At the top of the monument is the following inscription:

The monument contains the names of the majority of townsmen who died as a result of Civil War service, and who are included among the following town of Manlius participants in the Civil War:

ABBEY, William P., b. 1845 Fayetteville, NY, private 122, Co. C, mustered in Aug. 28, 1862, promoted to Corporal, discharged June 28, 1863; also re-enlisted as a private, 2 NYC -- one record says Co. H, another says Co. G, at Syracuse, NY Sept. 3, 1864, mustered in Sept. 3, 1864, single, farmer, mortally wounded at Mt. Jackson, VA Nov. 22, 1864 and died next day. (Name appears on the Town of Manlius Civil War Monument.) (Abbey was 18 when he first enlisted in Co. C, 122^nd Regt. on July 30, 1862 and was discharged on Apr. 18, 1863 for disability, Swinfen.)

ADAMS, C. J., b. 1844 Town of Sullivan, Madison Co., NY, private, 2 NYC, no additional information.

ADOLPH, Peter (listed as being killed in battle in 1863 on the Town of Manlius Civil War Monument).

AGAN, Hiram C., res. Fayetteville, NY, b. Nov. 1, 1843, Fayetteville, NY, private, 122 NYV, Co. C., mustered in Aug. 28, 1862, promoted to Corporal, afterwards to Sergeant, wounded at Gettysburg July 3, 1863, still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY, died Sep. 25, 1918. (Agan was 18 when he enlisted on Aug. 6, 1862 and was discharged June 23, 1865, Swinfen.) (Hiram C. Agan of "C" Company, known as "Buckley" Agan, was ...wounded at Gettysburg in his ...arm but recovered sufficiently...to rejoin his regiment and was mustered out with his company in June 1865. He returned to Fayetteville and for several years followed farming, working in the winter at cradle making, with the late Russell Morgan. For the past 8 or 20 years (sic) he has been a trusted employee of Messrs. Collin, Arnold & Sisson, furniture manufacturers. He is an excellent mechanic and has invented several useful tools. His best ... invention is a saw sharpener, which is said to be the best thing of the kind in the market. He has a wife and family of children, "Weekly Recorder," 11/21/1889.) (Sergeant, Co. C, 122^nd, 8/6/62-7/3/65, residing in Fayetteville, N.Y., 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules. No disability listed.) (Buried Fayetteville Cemetery, b. 1843, d. Sept. 1918, ae. 74, Co. C, 122.)

AGAN, Oscar L., res. Fayetteville, NY, b. 1845 Manlius, NY, private, 16 NY Heavy Art., enlisted Syracuse, NY Feb. 23, 1864, mustered Feb. 23, 1864, laborer, still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY. (Private, Co. K, 16 NY Heavy Art, 2/22/64-8/21/65, residing in Fayetteville, 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules, no disability listed.)

AIRD, Byron H., res. Fayetteville, NY, b. 1846 Manlius, NY, private, 16 NY heavy Art., enlisted Syracuse, NY Jan. 22, 1864, mustered in Jan. 26, 1864, farmer, still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY. (Listed as being killed in battle in 1865 on the Town of Manlius Civil War Monument.)

AIRD, William B., res. Fayetteville, NY, b. 1820 Detroit, MI, private, 122 NYV, enlisted Syracuse, NY Feb. 6, 1864, mustered in Feb. 11, 1864, married, shoemaker, still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY. (Aird was 44 when he enlisted in Co. E, 122^nd and was transferred to the Veteran Reserve Corps on Apr. 17, 1865, Swinfen). (William B. Aird, Co. E, 122^nd, died at Fayetteville, NY April 19, 1866.) ("Wm. B. Aird, Having returned, honorably discharged, from the war, respectfully announces to the citizens of Fayetteville and vicinity, that he has resumed the business of Shoemaking in the rooms over S. D. Luce's law Office. Mr. John Konningham is associated with him...", "Weekly Recorder," 1866.) (Buried Fayetteville Cemetery, d. 4/19/1866, ae. 46-1-10.)

ALLEN, William R., res. Fayetteville, NY, private, 122 NYV, Co. C., mustered in Aug. 28, 1862, discharged Jan. 29, 1864, still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY. (Allen was 21 when he enlisted on July 30, 1862 and was discharged Jan. 25, 1864 for disability, Swinfen.) Still alive 1888.

AMERMAN, William W. (corporal, Co. C, 125 NY Inf, 8/11/62-1865, residing Fayetteville, N.Y., 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules, no disability listed.) (May be credited elsewhere.)

ANGUISH, Andrew T., res. Manlius, NY, b. 1845 Manlius, NY, private, 2 NYC, Co. F, enlisted Syracuse, NY Sept. 3, 1864, mustered in Sept. 3, 1864, farmer, still living, P.O. Manlius, NY.

ANGUISH, Henry, res. Fayetteville, NY, private, 22 NYC, mustered in Jan. 10, 1864, promoted to Sergeant, still alive, P.O. Fayetteville, NY.

ARMSTRONG, George W., Sergeant, Co. F, 8 NY Cav., 9/19/61-6/27/65, rheumatism; taken prisoner 27 Nov. 1863, paroled April 1, 1865, living Manlius, N.Y., 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules.) (Obit, d. July 1922 at Washington, D.C., ae. 80, life resident of Manlius, Civil War veteran, Weekly Recorder, July 14, 1922.)

ARNOLD, Luman, (no company listed, living in Fayetteville, NY, 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules.) (May be credited elsewhere.)

AUSTIN, William, res. Fayetteville, NY, private, 6 NY Cav., enlisted NY Sept. 16, 1861, clerk, promoted to Sergeant, re-enlisted in (?) Regt., still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY.) (Sergeant, Co. A, 6 NY Cav 9/13/61-6/29/65, living Fayetteville, N.Y., 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules, no disability listed.) (Born 8/24/1835 Burlington, VT, lived in Fayetteville since age 13, served in 6^th NYC; Manlius Sup'r 1873-6, Postmaster, Justice of the peace, President of Village, insurance and real estate agent, d. Fayetteville.)

BABCOCK, Duane, (private, Co. B, 117 NYV, 7/13/62-5/17/1863, living Town of Manlius, 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules, no disability listed). (May be credited elsewhere.)

BABCOCK, William H., (Corp., Co. E, 152 NY Inf. 10/1/62-10/10/65, living Fayetteville, N.Y., 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules, no disability listed.) (May be credited elsewhere.)

BAILEY, William P., res. Manlius, NY, b. 1828 Brewerton, NY, private, 2 NYC, Co. F, enlisted Sept 2, 1864 Syracuse, NY, mustered in Sept. 3, 1864, married, mechanic, promoted to Sergeant, still alive, P.O. Manlius, NY.

BAKER, Millard A., res. Manlius, NY, b. 1846 Watervale, NY, private, 2 NYC, Co. G, enlisted Syracuse, NY Sept. 3, 1864, mustered in Sept. 3, 1864, clerk, promoted to Sergeant, still alive, P.O. Manlius, NY. (Died July 1924 in Raymond, WA. Left for South Dakota in 1865, "Fayetteville Bulletin," 8/1/1924 obit.) (First Sergeant, 2d Cav.; Second Lt., Dec. 31, 1866, for gallant and meritorious services in the late War; Brevet Commission by Gov. Of NYS to Baker, 1^st Sergt., Co. G, to 2^nd Lt.)

BALDWIN, Edward J., res. Fayetteville, NY, private, 15 NYC, mustered in July 1863, P.O. Ithaca, NY.

BALDWIN, James, b. 1830 Canada, private, 149^th, enlisted Syracuse, NY Jan. 20, 1865, mustered in Jan. 20, 1865, single, lumberman, no further information.

BALDWIN, Rufus, (private, Co. G, 157 NY Inf., 2/10/64-?, rheumatism, transferred to Co. G, 54 NY Inf. 4/7/1865, living in Manlius, 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules.) (May be credited elsewhere.)

BALLOU, Asa, res. Kirkville, NY, b. 1832 Lenox, NY, private, 2 NYC, Co. A, enlisted Syracuse, NY Sept. 3, 1864, mustered Sept. 3, 1864, saddler, still living, P.O. Kirkville, NY. ("Died Oct. 1, 1900, Co. A, 2^nd N.Y. Cav.," buried Kirkville Cemetery.) (Corporal, Co. H, 2 NY, 9/3/1864-6/5/1865, living Kirkville, N.Y., dysentery, rheumatism, 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules.)

BALSLEY, Eugene, res. Fayetteville, NY, musician, 12 NYV, mustered in Dec. 1861, still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY.

BALSLEY, Horace, res. Manlius, NY, b. 1821 Manlius, NY, private, 2 NYC, no company listed, enlisted Syracuse, NY Sept. 3, 1864, mustered in Sept. 3, 1864, carpenter, still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY.

BALSLEY, Wallace, b. 1840, private, 149^th, Co. F., enlisted Aug. 26, 1862, mustered in Sept. 18, 1862, killed in action May 3, 1863 at Chancellorsville, VA. (Name appears on the Town of Manlius Civil War Monument.)

BARNES, Jessie, res. Fayetteville, NY, b. 1834 Spencer, NY, private, 2 NYC, no company listed, enlisted Syracuse, NY Sept. 3, 1864, mustered in Sept. 3, 1864, mechanic, still living, deserted.

BARNES , Oscar A., res. Fayetteville, NY, private, 122 NYV, Co. C., mustered in Aug. 28, 1862, wounded Dec. 1862, detached to Invalid Corps, still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY. (Barnes was 19 when he enlisted on Aug. 6, 1862 and was discharged June 23, 1865, Swinfen.) (Living in East Boston, NY in 1888.)

BARNS, Adolphus, private, 101 NYV, mustered in Feb. 1862, still living, P.O. Kirkville.

BARRIGER, John, b. 1822, private, 149^th, Co. F, enlisted Syracuse, NY Sep. 3, 1862, mustered in Sept. 18, 1862, promoted to Sergeant, P.O. Oran, NY.

BARTIN, Seth, b. 1826, private, 149^th, Co. F., enlisted Syracuse, NY Sep. 5, 1862, mustered in Sept. 18, 1862, discharged Feb. 10, 1863, P.O. Fayetteville, NY.

BARTON, Edward, (private, Co. E, 22 NY Cav., 1864, died in hospital at Washington, widow residing Town of Manlius 1890, 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules). (May be credited elsewhere.)

BATES, Edwin S., res. Manlius, NY, private, 2 NY Cav, Co. F, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., still living, P.O. Manlius, NY.

BATES, Eli Tryon, res. Manlius, NY, private 61^st, discharged on account of physical disability; also private, re-enlisted 22 NY Cav., mustered in Jan. 10, 1864, promoted to Sergeant, taken prisoner May 8, 1864 at Battle of the Wilderness, in prison at Andersonville, paroled and died at home of disease contracted in prison, buried at Manlius, NY. (Listed as dying of disease in 1864 on the Town of Manlius Civil War Monument, but tombstone says 1865, Kepler.) (Buried Christ Church Cemetery, Manlius, N.Y., buried 6 Jan. 1865 , may have died in 1864.)

BAXTER, Archibald, b. 1847 Canada, private, 193 NYV, enlisted Syracuse, NY Mar. 17, 1865, mustered in Mar. 17, 1865, single, shoemaker.

BEHAN, John, res. Fayetteville, NY, private, 122 NYV, Co. C., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Aug. 28, 1862, deserted. (Behan was 44 when he enlisted on Aug. 5, 1862 and deserted Sep. 14, 1862, Swinfen.)

BELL, Lucius, res. North Manlius, NY, private, 12 NYV, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Apr. 20, 1861.

BELL, Robert, res. Fayetteville, NY, b. 1842 England, Bat. G, 3 NY Light Art., no date of enlistment or muster, single, machinist, note says "still living. P.O.___ Died at B.R.," which has been crossed out.

BELLINGER, Charles J., res. Fayetteville, NY, private, 122 NYV, Co. C., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Aug. 28, 1862, deserted. (Bellinger was 18 when he enlisted on July 30, 1862 and deserted Oct. 28, 1862, Swinfen.)

BELLINGER, Lester, (d. 12/15/1865, ae. 29, Co. K, 20^th NYC, buried Fayetteville Cemetery). (May be credited elsewhere.)

BETTINGER, George W., private, 122 NYV, Co. C., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Aug. 28, 1862, detached to Invalid Corps, still living, P.O. Manlius, NY. (Bettinger was 21 when he enlisted on July 30, 1862 and was discharged June 23, 1865, Swinfen.) (Living in Chittenango, NY in 1888.)

BIRDSEYE, Mortimer, Private Co. I, 149 NY Inf. 8/1/62-6/23/65, living in Fayetteville, 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules, no disability listed.) (May be credited elsewhere.)

BIRDSEYE, Mortimer B. (Col., 2^nd NY Cavalry). (The 2^nd N.Y. Cavalry was distinctively a Manlius organization during the period of their enlistment. Their headquarters were at Manlius Village. They were mustered into the U.S. service in Beard, Hall, Fayetteville, Sept. 8, 1864 and soon after sent to Elmira to be uniformed. Col. M. B. Birdseye, a well known resident of Fayetteville was promoted from Captain of Infantry to Major of Cavalry and was given command of this Battalion and through his influence it was attached to the famous 2^nd N.Y. Harris Light Cavalry. Major Birdseye was promoted to Lieut. Colonel and afterward brevited Colonel. The regiment formed a part of the 2^nd Brigade, 3^rd Division. The third Division was commanded by Gen. George A. Custer, Fayetteville Bulletin, Sept. 6, 1912.) (Imprisoned at Lynchburg, VA, 1864, escaped - story in the Weekly Recorder, 7/14/1892 and 7/21/1892.) (Article in Fayetteville Bulletin, 9/6/1912 contains a photograph of Birdseye taken in 1863.) (Died 1916, buried Fayetteville Cemetery.) (May be credited to Pompey.) (Age 21 years; enrolled Sept. 3, 1862 at Syracuse to serve three years; mustered in as First Sergeant, Company I, 149^th Infantry, Sept. 6, 1862; promoted Sergeant-Major, April 1, 1863; mustered in as First Lieutenant, Company G, this regiment, February 4, 1864; transferred to Company C, Aug. 29, 1864; mustered in as Captain, to date Sept. 10, 1864; as Major, Sept. 17, 1864; as Lieutenant-Colonel, Dec. 1, 1864; mustered out with regiment, June 23, 1865, at Alexandria, VA; commissioned First Lieut. Jan. 8, 1864, with rank from Dec. 5, 1863, vice Seymour, resigned; Captain, Sept. 15, 1864, with rank from Sept. 10, 1864, vice Hull, promoted; Major, Sept. 17, 1864, with rank of same date, vice McIrvin, mustered out; Lieut. Colonel, Nov. 30, 1864, with rank of same date, vice Hull, promoted, per Phisterer.)

BIRNEY, Webster, res. Fayetteville, NY, private, 6 NY Cav., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY.

BISHOP, James S., res. Fayetteville, NY, private, 101 NYR, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., killed accidentally Feb. 1862. (Name appears on the Town of Manlius Civil War Monument.) (Buried in Fayetteville Cemetery.)

BISHOP, William Norris, res. Fayetteville, NY, b. 1844, private, 10 NY Cav, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., wounded November 1863 at Brandy Station, still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY. (Buried in Fayetteville Cemetery, d. 1876, ae. 31.)

BLACK, John, res. North Manlius, NY, private, 149, mustered in Aug. 20, 1862, promoted to Corporal, wounded at Chancellorsville, VA.

BLAKE, George, b. 1841 Canada, private, 2 NYC, no company listed, enlisted Syracuse, NY Sept. 3, 1864, mustered in Sept. 3, 1864, mechanic, died at Hospital, Winchester, VA of disease. (Name appears on the Town of Manlius Civil War Monument.)

BLANCHARD, Ira L., res. Fayetteville, NY, b. 1827 DeWitt, NY, private, Scotts 900 Cav., enlisted Syracuse, NY Jan. 2, 1864, mustered in Jan. 4, 1864, married, farmer, still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY.

BLANK, Lorenzo, res. North Manlius, NY, private, 149 NYV, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Aug. 25, 1862, alive, P.O. North Manlius, NY.

BOLAND, Fredric A. (Private Co. F, 127 NYV, 8/62-1863-12/63, transferred to U.S. Flagship Hartford, 1863-12/19/1864, living Town of Manlius, 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules, no disability listed.) (May be credited elsewhere.)

BOLSTER, George, res. Manlius, NY, b. 1828 Ireland, private, 2 NYC, Co. G, enlisted Sept. 3, 1864 Syracuse, NY, mustered in Sept. 3, 1864, merchant, promoted to Captain, was killed in battle at Five Forks, VA April 25, 1865. (Wounded at the South Side Railroad in Virginia on Apr. 1, 1865 and died 17 days later of wounds at City Point, VA; buried Manlius Village Cemetery, Kepler.) (Listed as being killed in battle in 1865 on the Town of Manlius Civil War Monument.) ("d. City Rt., Va., 18 Mar 1864, ae. 33, buried Apr. 18, 1865, ae. 33," (Lot 8, Sec. 2), Manlius Village Cemetery burial records.) (Capt, Co. G, 2 NY Cav, wounded 4/1/1864, died 4/18/1864, 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules.) (Brevet Commission to Bolster, private, 2^nd Cavalry to Captain Feb. 3, 1866 for gallantry at Five Forks, VA Apr. 1, 1865, Phisterer.)

BOWEN, George W., res. Fayetteville, NY, private, 122 NYV, Co. C., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Aug. 28, 1862, promoted to Sergeant. (Bowen was 29 when he enlisted on July 26, 1862 and was left sick at Berlin, MD. on Oct. 28, 1862, Swinfen.)

BOYINGTON, M. P. (See Boynton, Moses P.)

BOYNTON, Moses P., private, 149^th, Co. F., enlisted Syracuse, NY Aug. 21, 1862, mustered in Sep. 18, 1862, promoted to Sergeant, killed in action at Chancellorsville, VA May 3, 1863. (Name mispelled on Town of Manlius Civil War Monument as Boyington, Kepler).

BRADLEY, William H., b. 1830 Albany, N.Y., private, 185 NYV, enlisted Sept. 3, 1864 Syracuse, NY, mustered in Sept. 5, 1864, cooper, no further records.

BREESE, Christopher, res. Fayetteville, NY, b. 1846 England, private, 2 NYC, Co. H, enlisted Syracuse, NY Aug. 30, 1864, mustered in Sept. 1, 1864, single, farmer, still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY.

BREESE, Robert, private, Co. C, 122, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Aug. 28, 1862, farmer, still living, P.O. Manlius, N.Y., (listed as a Town of Manlius recruit in "The Fayetteville Gazette," August 7, 1862, and as a surviving member of Co. C, 122^nd Regt. in the "Weekly Recorder," Feb. 16, 1888.) (Breese was 18 when he enlisted on Aug. 4, 1862, promoted to Sergeant, discharged June 23, 1865, Swinfen.) (Living in Auburn, NY in 1888.)

BREESE, William, res. Fayetteville, NY, private, 122 NYV, Co. C., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Aug. 28, 1862, married, farmer, wounded Mar. 6, 1864, still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY. (Breese was 38 when he enlisted on Aug. 4, 1862 and was discharged for disability Apr. 3, 1865, Swinfen.) Still alive 1888. (Private William Breese, Co. C, 122^nd, wounded in the Wilderness, VA, May 6, 1864 per Regimental Adjutant's official records, 1865 reported in the "Weekly Recorder," May 7, 1891.) (Living in Fleming Hill, NY in 1888.)

BREESE, William, res. Fayetteville, NY, 2 NY Cav., Co. F., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y. n.d., still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY. (See above, re-enlistment?) (D. Feb. 1894, ae. 70, lived 1851-1867 "at the rocks" (Highbridge, N.Y.), enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., n.d., "Weekly Recorder," 2/5/1894 obit.)

BRISTOL, Edgar G., b. 1832 Manlius, NY, no date of rank, regiment, farmer, drafted Aug. 19, 1863 and went into the service. Died in service 1864. (Listed as dying of disease in 1864 on the Town of Manlius Civil War Monument.)

BRISTOL, George S., b. 184? Manlius, NY, private, 3 NY Light Art., enlisted Syracuse, NY Feb. 11, 1864, mustered in Feb. 11, 1864, farmer, alive, P.O. Kirkville, NY.

BRISTOL, Joseph, (Private Co. C, 22 NYC, 4/13/63-6/12/65, living Kirkville, N.Y., general disability, 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules.) (May be credited elsewhere.)

BRISTOL, William H., b. 1837 Manlius, NY, private, 16 NY Heavy Art., enlisted Syracuse, NY Jan. 12, 1864, mustered in Jan. 12, 1864, boatman, wounded in 1864, still living, P.O. Kirkville, NY.

BRITTON, Harrison, b. 1843 Oneida Co., NY, private, 16 NY Heavy Art., enlisted Syracuse, NY, Jan. 13, 1864, mustered in Jan. 13, 1864, blacksmith, died of disease at Washington, D.C. Sept. 1864. (Name appears as Wm. H.H. Britton on the Town of Manlius Civil War Monument.)

BRITTON, William H. H. (see BRITTON, Harrison).

BROOKS, Casper, sailor, served June 1864-June 1865 in the U.S. Navy. (Residing at Manlius Station (Minoa), 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules.)

BROOKS, Charles (listed as a Town of Manlius recruit in Co. C, 122^nd Regt. On "The Fayetteville Gazette," Aug. 7, 1862. (Brooks was 19 when he enlisted on Aug. 9, 1862 and died of fever on Nov. 30, 1862, Swinfen.) (Name missing from Town of Manlius Civil War Monument.)

BROWN, Addison, b. 1840 Sullivan, NY, private, 2 NYC, Co. H, enlisted Sept 2, 1864, mustered in Sept. 2, 1864, farmer, still living, P.O. North Manlius, NY.

BROWN, Charles, (private, Co. D, 114 NY Inf., 8/2/1862-4/13/1865, gun shot, living Fayetteville, 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules.) (May be credited elsewhere.)

BROWN, Charles D., (2 NYC, president, 2d New York Cavalry Association, 1912, Fayetteville Bulletin, 9/6/1912. Article contains photograph of Brown and officers of the 2d NYC taken by Brady at Stevensburg, VA in the winter of 1863.) (May be credited elsewhere.)

BROWN, Ervin (see BROWNELL, Ervin).

BROWN, Henry J., b. 1846 Canada, private, 193 NYV, enlisted Syracuse, NY Mar. 17, 1865, mustered in Mar. 17, 1865, shoemaker, no further information.

BROWN, James A., (no information, living Kirkville, N.Y., 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules.) (May be credited elsewhere.)

BROWN, John C., res. Manlius, NY, private, 2 NY Cav., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y.

BROWN, John E., res. Manlius, NY, 22 NY Cav, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Jan. 10, 1864, died of disease July 26, 1864. (Name appears on the Town of Manlius Civil War Monument.)

BROWNELL, Ervin, res. Manlius, NY, private, 61^st, town record says Ervin Brown died of disease in 1861 while in the service; name corrected by the Brownell family. (Listed as dying of disease in 1862 on the Town of Manlius Civil War Monument.)

BUECHNER, Godfrey (private, Co. I, 43 NY Inf, 9/62-June 19,, 1865, gun shot wound in right elbow, 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules.) (May be credited elsewhere.)

BULKLEY, Samuel B., res. Manlius, NY, b. 1820 Farmington, NY, private, 2 NYC, no company listed, enlisted Syracuse, NY Sept. 2, 1864, mustered in Sept. 3, 1864, farmer, still living, P.O. Manlius, NY.

BURHANS, Henry Nehemiah, res. Fayetteville, NY, b. 1839 DeWitt, NY, lieut., 149, Co. F., enlisted Sep. 8, 1862, mustered in Sept. 18, 1862, married, mechanic, promoted to Capt. Oct 21, 1862, to Major, to Lt. Col, still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY. (Age 23 years; enrolled at Syracuse to serve three years, and mustered in as First Lieut., Co. F, Sept. 8, 1862; as Capt., Oct. 21, 1862; as Major, June 6, 1865; mustered out with regiment, June 12, 1865, near Bladensburg, MD; Major, U.S. Volunteers, by brevet, from March 13, 1865; Colonel, N.Y. Volunteers, by brevet; commissioned First Lieut., Oct. 4, 1862, with rank from Sept. 8, 1862, original; Capt., Nov. 24, 1862 with rank from Oct. 21, 1862, vice Judson H. Graves, resigned; Major, May 11, 1865, with rank of same date, vice Nicholas Grumbach, promoted; Lieut.-Colonel, not mustered, June 7, 1865, with rank of same date, vice Nicholas Grumbach, promoted, Phisterer.) (Brevet Commission awarded to Burhans, promoted from Lt. Col., 149^th Inf. to Col. Dec. 22, 1865, for gallant and meritorious services in the late war, Phisterer.)

BURNS, William, res. Fayetteville, NY, private, 122 NYV, Co. C., mustered Aug. 28, 1862, married, laborer, discharged (disability) Mar. 24, 1863, died since his discharge from the service. (Buried Fayetteville Cemetery, Kepler.) (Burns was 40 when he enlisted on Aug. 7, 1862 and was discharged for disability on Mar. 25, 1863, Swinfen.) (b. 1796 d. 7/6/1864, ae. 68, Co. C, 122, buried Fayetteville Cemetery; high probability 1796 birth date is an error.)

BURNS, William, (private, Co. F, 2^nd NYC, 8/1864-8/17/1865, rheumatism, shot in left hand, lost middle index finger, 1890 Census, special Civil War Schedules.)

BUSHNELL, David, b. 1830, private, 149^th, Co. F., enlisted Syracuse, NY Aug. 21, 1862, mustered in Sept. 18, 1862, discharged Jan. 15, 1863, P.O. North Manlius, NY.

BUSHWAY, Edward, b. 1830, Canada, private, 2 NYC, Co. F, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y. Sept. 3, 1864, mustered in Sept. 3, 1864, blacksmith, died May 24^th, 1865 at Au... Hospital of disease. (Name appears on the Town of Manlius Civil War Monument.)

BUSS, William E. (d. 29 Jan. 1892 ae. 53, pvt. Co. K, 101 NYV, buried Kirkville Cemetery.) (D. 1/29/1892, Mycenae. (Buried Kirkville Cemetery, "Weekly Recorder," 2/4/1892.)

BUTLER, Joseph R., b. 1841 Manlius, NY, private, 2 NYC, Co. G., re-enlisted Sept. 3, 1864 Syracuse, mustered in Sept. 2, 1864, soldier, wounded at Cedar Creek, VA Nov. 12, 1864, still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY. (No date of first enlistment.)

BUTTER, Joseph R., b. 1841 Manlius, private, 12 NYV, re-enlisted Sept.3, 1864, mustered in Sept. 3, 1864, wounded at Cedar Creek, VA, still living, P.O. Fayetteville, N.Y. (Corporal, Co. H, 12 NY 4/30/1861-5/17/1863; re-enlisted Sergeant, Co. H, 2 NYC 9/2/64-6/5/65, living Fayetteville, N.Y., 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules.)

BUTTERLY, John, res. Fayetteville, NY, b. 1841 Manlius, NY, private, Scotts 900 Cav., enlisted Syracuse, NY Jan. 21, 1864, mustered in Jan. 21, 1864, single, boatman, still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY.

BUZZELL, John F., res. Manlius, NY, private, 2 NY Cav, Co. F., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY.

BUZZELL, Ruel P., res. Manlius, NY, private, 122 NYV, Co. C., mustered in Aug. 28, 1862, promoted to Sergeant, still living, P.O. Manlius, NY. (Wounded in the skirmish at Ft. Stevens, near Washington, D.C., July 12, 1864. ) (Buzzell was 18 when he enlisted on July 30, 1862, served both in Co. C and Co. K, and was a lst Lieutenant when he was discharged on June 23, 1865, Swinfen.) (1^st Sergeant Ruel P. Buzzell, Co. C, 122nd, wounded in 7^th St., Washington, D.C. July 12^th, 1864 per Regimental Adjutant's official records reported in the Weekly Recorder, May 14, 1891.) (Living in Wakefield, MA in 1888.) (At the Battle of Ft. Stevens in 1864 he was severely wounded, a rebel ball entering his chin and coming out under one of his shoulder blades. His jaw was terribly shattered and from the direction taken by the bullet the surgeons in charge of the hospital at first pronounced his wound a fatal one. He rapidly recovered, however, and was soon able to rejoin his company. After being mustered out with the regiment in June 1865 he returned to Manlius and for a time conducted the livery business there....he is now a member of the firm of Keeler & Co., dealers in furniture (Boston, MA)...married with four children, Weekly Recorder, Nov. 28, 1889.) (Age 18 years; enrolled July 30, 1862, at Manlius to serve three years; mustered in as private, Co. C, July 31, 1862; promoted Corp., Jan. 17, 1863; Serg., February 10, 1864; first Sergt. Apr. 7, 1864; wounded in action, July 12, 1864, at Fort Stevens, D.C.; mustered in as First Lieut., Co. A, Feb. 19, 1865; transferred to Co. K, May 31, 1865; mustered out with company June 23, 1865, at Washington, D.C.; Capt., N.Y. Volunteers, by brevet; commissioned, not mustered, Second Lieut., Sept. 30, 1864, with rank from Sept. 3, 1864, vice A. Wilman, promoted; First Lieut., Feb. 15, 1865, with rank from Feb. 6, 1865, vice T. L. Poole, promoted, Phisterer.) (Brevet Commission to Buzzell, 1^st Lt., 122^nd Inf. to Captain, Dec. 30, 1868, for gallant and meritorious services in the late war, Phisterer.)

BYRNE, Redmon F. (Substitute for Prin. Conrad Shoemaker, Manlius Station (Minoa), NY), b. 1846 Ireland, private, no regiment listed, enlisted Syracuse, NY Feb. 9, 1865, mustered in Feb. 9, 1865, single, farmer, no further information.

CALLAHAN, Patrick, b. 1847 Canada, private, 193 NYV, no company listed, enlisted Syracuse, NY Mar. 15, 1865, mustered in Mar. 15, 1865, single, laborer, no further information.

CAMERON, Joseph E., res. Fayetteville, NY, b. 1839 Fenner, NY, 1^st Lieut., Co. C, 122 NYV, mustered in Aug. 28, 1862, discharged on resignation Dec. 3, 1862, res. Fayetteville, NY; also private, 2 NYC, Co. H, re-enlisted Syracuse, NY Sept 3, 1864, mustered in Sept 3, 1864, married, merchant, was taken prisoner at Cedar Creek, VA on Nov. 12, 1864, sent to Libby Prison and to Andersonville, paroled in April 1865 and died from disease contracted in prison in about two weeks after reaching home - still in the service. (Buried at Fayetteville, NY. (Section 2) under a civilian stone, Kepler.) (Name appears on the Town of Manlius Civil War Monument.) (Cameron enlisted in Co. C, 122^nd Regt. on Aug. 28, 1862 and was discharged as a 1^st Lieut. Dec. 3, 1862, Swinfen.) (Buried Fayetteville Cemetery, 1839-1865, ae. 25 at decease.) (Age 23 years; enrolled Aug. 14, 1862, at Syracuse to serve three years; mustered in as First Lieut., Co. C, Aug. 28, 1862; discharged, Dec. 3, 1862; subsequent service in 2d Cavalry; commissioned First Lieutenant, Sept. 10, 1862, with rank from Aug. 14, 1862, original, Phisterer.) (Late First Lieut., 122d Infantry; enrolled at Manlius to serve one year, and mustered in as Private, Co. H, Sept. 3, 1864; as Capt., Co. M, Nov. 12, 1864; captured in action, Nov. 12, 1864, at Cedar Creek, VA; paroled March 10, 1865; died, Apr. 11, 1865, at Dewitt, N.Y.; commissioned Capt., Sept. 26, 1864, with rank from Sept. 24, 1864, original, Phisterer.) ((Capt. Joseph E. Cameron died of disease Apr. 11, 1865, Phisterer.) (Brevet Commission to Cameron from Sergeant, Co. F. to lst Lt., Phisterer.)

CAMPION, Michael, b. 1847 Ireland, private, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., no further information.

CARPENTER, Addison D. (b. 5/2/1836, d. 3/20/1879, NY Vols, buried Fayetteville Cemetery.) (May be credited elsewhere.)

CARPENTER, George A., (corporal, Co. I, 5 NYC, 10/9/61-1864, living Kirkville, deafness, rheumatism, 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules.) (May be credited elsewhere.)

CARR, Albert L., res. Kirkville, NY, b. 1846 Manlius, NY, private, 3 NY Light Art., enlisted Syracuse, NY Feb. 5, 1864, mustered in Feb. 5, 1864, caulker, still living, P.O. Kirkville, NY.

CARR, Munro, res. Kirkville, NY, b. 1842, wagoner, 149^th, Co. F., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., Sept. 6, 1862, mustered in Sept. 18, 1862, discharged Oct. 22, 1865 - 1862 (sic), still in service, re-enlisted in Regular Engineer Corp.

CARR, Warren W., private, 101 NYV, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Oct. 1861, re-enlisted in 2 NYC Sept. 1864.

CARROLL, James, res. Fayetteville, NY, private, 122 NYV, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered Feb. 1864, P.O. Fayetteville, NY.

CARY, Jerome R., (corporal, Co. F, no regiment listed, d.8/1864, widow living N. Manlius, 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules.) (May be credited elsewhere.) (d. in Battle of Lookout Mountain in Civil War.) (Probably 149^th Regt.)

CARY, Lucius J., b. 1827, private, 149^th, Co. F., enlisted Syracuse, NY Aug. 29, 1862, mustered in Sept. 18, 1862, promoted to Corporal, killed in action May 3, 1863 at Chancellorsville, VA. (Listed as being killed in battle in 1864 by the Town of Manlius Civil War Monument.)

CASE, James, b. 1846, Sullivan, NY, private, 2 NYC, Co. H, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., Sept 2, 1864, mustered in Sept 2, 1864, discharged June 5, 1865 at Alexandria, VA, single, boatman, still living, P.O. Chittenango, NY.

CASLER, Andrew, res. Manlius, NY, private, 122 NYV, Co. C., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Aug. 28, 1862, still living, P.O. Manlius, NY. (Casler was 27 when he enlisted on Aug. 12, 1862 and was a Corporal at the time of his discharge on June 23, 1865, Swinfen.) (Still alive 1888.)

CASSIDY, Edward (substitute for Prin. Franklin W. Walrath, Manlius Center, NY), b. 1847 Canada, private, no regiment listed, enlisted Syracuse, NY Feb. 15, 1864, mustered in Feb. 15, 1864, farmer, no further information.

CASSLEMAN, Lewis, res. Manlius Station (Minoa), NY, b. 1837, private, 149^th, Co. F., enlisted Syracuse, NY Aug. 23, 1862, mustered in Sept. 18, 1864, still living, P.O. Manlius Station, NY. Repeat record says mustered Aug. 25, 1864, alive, P.O. North Manlius, NY.--should be Sept. 18.)

CASTLE, Peter, b. 1844 Fulton Co., NY, private, 2 NYC, Co. F, enlisted Syracuse, NY Sept. 3, 1864, mustered in Sept. 3, 1864, single, farmer, still living, P.O. North Manlius, NY. (Private, Co. F, 2 NYC, 9/3/64-6/5/65, living Fayetteville, N.Y., 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules.) (d. 11/2/1914 near West Shore Manor, N.Y., obit.)

CHANDLER, Andrew, b. 1825 Madison, NY, private, 16 NY heavy Art., enlisted Jan. 19, 1864, mustered in Jan. 19, 1864, boatman, P.O. Kirkville, NY.

CHANDLER, Charles H., private, 2 USC, mustered Aug. 1862.

CHANDLER, George B., res. Fayetteville, NY, private, 122 NYV, Co. C., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Aug. 28, 1862, single, still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY. (Chandler was 20 when he enlisted on July 30, 1862 and was discharged June 23, 1863, Swinfen.) (Living in Barclay, IL in 1888.)

CHANDLER, H.P.B., b. 1846 Sullivan, NY, private, 122 NYV, Co. C, enlisted Syracuse, NY Feb. 22, 1864, mustered Feb. 22, 1864, farmer, died at same time (reference to a previous entry which says the soldier died in the Battle of the Wilderness May 1863(sic).) However, later entry in roster says Harvey Chandler was killed in action July 12, 1864 near Ft. Stevens, D.C. (Name appears on the Town of Manlius Civil War Monument.) (Harvey P. B. Chandler was 18 when he enlisted on Feb. 22, 1864 and was killed at Fort Stevens on July 12, 1864, Swinfen.) (Buried Battle Ground Cemetery near Washington, D.C.)

CHAPMAN, Adelbert, res. Fayetteville, NY, private, 6 NY Cav., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY.

CHAPMAN, Friend (listed as dying in 1864 on the Town of Manlius Civil War Monument.) (Buried Christ Church Cemetery, Manlius, N.Y., "d. at Winchester Hospital 6 Jan. 1865, ae. 24.")

CHAPMAN, Thomas D., res. Fayetteville, NY, private, 122 NYV, Co. C., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Aug. 28, 1862, single, promoted to Corporal, transferred to Invalid Corps, still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY. (Chapman was 18 when he enlisted on Aug. 1, 1862 and was transferred to the Veteran Reserve Corps on July 3, 1865, Swinfen.) (Corporal, Co. C, 122, 7/28/62-7/3/65, living Fayetteville, N.Y., 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules, no disability listed.)

CHASE, Amasa, res. Fayetteville, NY, private, 122 NYV, Co. C., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Aug. 28, 1862, married, mason, promoted to Color Sergeant Oct. 13, 1862, still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY. (Recommended by Lt. Col. A. W. Dwight to be Second Lieutenant for "gallant and meritorious services" on many battle fields, particularly at the battle of Winchester (Sept. 19, 1864) and at the battle of Fisher's Hill (Sept. 22, 1864). At Fisher's Hill, Chase, the Color Sergeant, was the second man into the enemy works and was recommended for a 2^nd Lieutenantship. Per letter of Lt. Col. A. W. Dwight to Brig. Gen. J. T. Sprague, Oct. 2, 1864.) (Chase was 44 when he enlisted on July 30, 1862 and was a 1^st Lieut. At the time of his discharge on June 23, 1865, Swinfen.) (There are several humorous references to Chase dying his grey hair to disguise his age at time of enlistment. "Uncle Amasa," as he was called, was one of the oldests recruit in the original Co. C. John Behan, Stephen H. Goodfellow, and Henry H. Sanderson also were 44 when they enlisted and Abram Thomas and Joseph Totten were 45 years old at enlistment.) (Color-Sergeant Amasa Chase was remembered on Christmas Eve, by a present of a ten dollar bill from his old veteran friends, Major T. L. Poole and Col. O. V. Tracy of Syracuse, and a turkey from another member of his old regiment. Sergeant Chase in his declining years will not be forgotten by the men who used to march by his side in Old Virginia..."Weekly Recorder," 1/1/1891.) (Amasa Chase received a $12 a month pension and no back pay.) (Color Sergeant, Co. C, 122, 7/26/62-7/23/65, living Town of Manlius, 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules, no disability listed.) (Age 44 years; enrolled July 30, 1862, at Fayetteville to serve three years; mustered in as private, Co. C, July 31, 1862; promoted Serg., Dec. 31, 1862; mustered out with company, June 23, 1865, at Washington, D.C.; commissioned, not mustered, Second Lieut., Dec. 7, 1864, with rank from Sept. 19, 1864, vice F. M. Potter, promoted; First Lieut., not mustered, Aug. 2, 1865, with rank from March 6, 1865, vice C. B. Clark, promoted, Phisterer.)

CHASE, George E., b. 1846 Oswego Co., NY, private, 2 NYC, Co. G, enlisted Syracuse, NY Sept. 3, 1864, mustered in Sept. 3, 1864, single, farmer, still living, P.O. Cazenovia, NY. (Private, Co. G, 2 NYC, 9/3/63-8/20/65, injured by being thrown from horse, 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules.)

CHASE, George W., res. Fayetteville, NY, private, 122 NYV, Co. C., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Aug. 28, 1862, single, promoted to Corporal, wounded May 6, 1864, still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY. (Chase was 18 when he enlisted on July 30, 1862, was a Private at time of, but absent at, muster out on June 23, 1865; wounded at the Battle of the Wilderness, Swinfen.) (Still alive 1888.) (Private George W. Chase, Co. C, 122^nd, wounded in the Wilderness, VA, May 6^th, 1864 per Regimental Adjutant's official records, 1865 reported in the "Weekly Recorder," May 7, 1891.)

CLARK, Adelbert C., b. 1844, private, 149^th, Co. F., enlisted Syracuse, NY Aug. 23, 1862, mustered in Sept. 18, 1862, discharged Feb. 19, 1863, P.O. Kirkville, NY.

CLARK, Charles, private, 10 NY Cav., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., still living, P.O. Manlius, NY.

CLARK, Chrisman, (Private, Co. A, 8 NYC, 3/25/65-6/27/65, living Fayetteville, N.Y., 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules, no disability listed.) (May be credited elsewhere.)

CLARK, David W., res. Fayetteville, NY, private, 122 NYV, Co. C., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Aug. 28, 1862, married, still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY. (Clark was 33 when he enlisted on Aug. 5, 1862 and was a Corporal when he was discharged on June 23, 1865, Swinfen.) (Private, Co. C, 122, 8/5/62-6/23/65, living Town of Manlius, 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules, no disability listed.)

CLARK, George J., b. 1842, private, 149^th, Co. F., enlisted Syracuse, NY Aug. 30, 1862, mustered in Sept. 18, 1862, discharged Oct. 22, 1862, P.O. Fayetteville, NY.

CLARK, George L. (listed as dying of disease in 1867 on the Town of Manlius Civil War Monument.)

CLARK, George W. (d. Apr. 25, 1867, ae. 30, Co. C, U.S. Engineers.) (May be credited elsewhere.)

COLE, Addison, Jr. (bugler, 10 NYC, 11/25/61-10/27/62, living Fayetteville, N.Y., 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules, no disability listed.) (May be credited elsewhere.) (d. May 1916 in Cazenovia, ae. 81, Capt., 2 NYC, piano tuner, painter, singer.) (Brevet Commision 1^st Sgt., 2^nd Cav. to 2^nd Lt. Dec. 31, 1866 for gallant and meritorious services in the late war, Co. H, 2^nd NYC, Phisterer.)

COLEGROVE, Warren (listed as a recruit in the "Fayetteville Gazette," Aug. 7, 1862). (Colegrove was 38 when he enlisted in Co. C, 122^nd Regt. on Aug. 1, 1862 and was a private when he died in hospital, Sandusky, OH on Jan. 22, 1864, Swinfen.) (Name missing from Town of Manlius Civil War Monument.)

COLEGROVE, William, b. 1845 New Britain, CT, private, 2 NYC, Co. G, enlisted Syracuse, NY Sept. 3, 1864, mustered in Sept. 3, 1864, farmer, still living, P.O. Cazenovia, NY.

COLLIN, Jay, b. 1847 Oneida Co., NY, private, 193 NYV, Co. K, enlisted Syracuse, NY Mar. 9, 1865, mustered in Mar. 9, 1865, single, boatman, no further information.

COLLINS, Andrew D., d. 9/2/18__, Priv. Co. H, NY Heavy Art.) (May be credited elsewhere.)

COLLISON, David, b. 1818, private, 149^th, Co. F., enlisted Syracuse, NY Aug. 22, 1862, mustered in Sept. 18, 1862, killed in action May 3, 1863 at Chancellorville, VA. (Name appears on the Town of Manlius Civil War Monument).

COMMAND, James, res. Manlius, NY, b. 1838, private, 149^th, Co. F, enlisted Syracuse, NY Sept. 3, 1862, mustered in Sept. 18, 1862, still living, P.O. Manlius, NY.

CONSIDINE, Patrick (substitute for prin. Nelson Mills, Manlius, NY), b. 1843 Ireland, no regiment listed, enlisted Syracuse, NY Jan. 31, 1865, mustered in Jan. 31, 1865, single, laborer.

COOK, Stephen, b. 1817, private, 149^th, Co. F., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y. Aug. 28, 1862, mustered in Sept. 18, 1862, deserter.

COOPER, Jeremiah, res. Manlius, NY, private, 2 NY Cav., Co. F., enlisted at Syracuse, N.Y., P.O. Manlius, NY. (Buried Christ Church Cemetery, d. 20 Sept. 1918, ae. 75.)

COOPER, William H., res. Manlius, NY, private, 2 NY Cav., Co. F., enlisted at Syracuse, N.Y., still living, P.O. Manlius, NY.

CRAIN (see CRANE)

CRAMER, William, (quartermaster, U.S. St., 11/23/61-11/23/64, living Manlius Station (Minoa), N.Y., rheumatism, lameness, 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules.) (May be credited elsewhere.)

CRANE (CRAIN), Charles H., res. Fayetteville, NY, private, 122 NYV, Co. C, mustered Aug. 28, 1862, promoted to Corporal, transferred to Invalid Corps. Died after discharge from service. (Listed as dying of disease in 1864 on the Town of Manlius Civil War Monument.) (Charles H. Crain was 19 when he enlisted on Aug. 7, 1862 and was a Private when he was transferred to the Veteran Reserve Corps on July 1, 1863, Swinfen.)

CRANER, William (buried Fayetteville Cemetery, U.S. Navy, served on the U.S.S. Wyandotte, escaped capture when Pensacola Harbor, FL was seized by Confederates in Jan. 1861. Wyandotte spent balance of war blockading squadrons on Gulf of Mexico and south Atlantic Ocean, Kepler).

CRAYTON, Richard, b. 1840 Bolivar, NY, private, Scotts 900 Cav., enlisted Syracuse, NY Feb. 5, 1864, mustered in Feb. 5, 1864, farmer, still living, P.O. Kirkville, NY.

CRESS, William, res. Chittenango, NY, b. 1827 Medina, NY, private 2 NYC, Co. H, enlisted Syracuse, NY Sept. 3, 1864, mustered in Sept. 3, 1864, farmer, wounded at Cedar Creek, VA Nov. 12, 1864, died of wounds at W.S. General Hospital, Philadelphia Dec. 5, 1864. (Name missing from Town of Manlius Civil War Monument.)

CROSS, Myron W. (listed as dying of disease in 1861 on the Town of Manlius Civil War Monument.) Buried Fayetteville Cemetery.

CULLONS, John H., private, 149^th, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Sept. 1, 1862, still living, P.O. Kirkville, NY.

CUMMINGS, Dennis, res. Manlius, NY, private, 122 NYV, Co. C., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Aug. 28, 1862, still living, P.O. Manlius, NY. (Cummings was 21 when he enlisted on Aug. 6, 1862 and was a Corporal when discharged on June 23, 1865, Swinfen.) (Corporal, Co. C, 122, 8/6/62-6/23/65, living Town of Manlius, 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules.) (Buried in Fayetteville Cemetery, d. 5/8/1901, ae. 58, Co. C, 122.)

CUMMINGS, John, (Sergeant, Co. F, 12 NYC, 1/12/64-6/20/65, living Fayetteville, N.Y., 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules, no disability listed.) (May be credited elsewhere.)

CUMMINGS, William, res. Manlius Station (Minoa), NY, b. 1826, private, 149^th, Co. F., enlisted Syracuse, NY Aug. 22, 1862, mustered in Sept. 18, 1862, discharged Mar. 8, 1865, P.O. Manlius Station, NY.

CUNNINGHAM, Addison L., res. Fayetteville, NY, b. 1845 Manlius, NY, private, 2 NYC, Co. H, enlisted Syracuse, NY Sept. 3, 1864, mustered Sept. 3, 1864, single, student, still living, promoted to Sergeant, P.O. Fayetteville, NY.

CUNNINGHAM, Edward H., res. Fayetteville, NY, b. 1828 Manlius, NY, private, Scotts 900 Cav., enlisted Syracuse, NY Jan. 25, 1864, mustered in Jan. 26, 1864, farmer, still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY.

CURTIS, Frederick, b. 1846 Manlius, NY, private, Scotts 900 Cav., enlisted Jan. 19, 1864, mustered in Jan. 19, 1864, boatman, still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY.

DAHARSH, George, private, 149 NYV, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Aug. 22, 1862, transferred to U.S.E. Corp.

DANIELS, John, b. 1821 Fabius, NY, private, 2 NYC, Co. H, enlisted Syracuse, NY Sept. 3, 1864, mustered in Sept. 3, 1864, farmer, P.O. Kirkville, NY.

DARLING, Leander A., res. Kirkville, NY, b. Manlius, NY, private, 12 NY, enlisted at Syracuse, N.Y., fell in battle 1861. (Name appears as L.A. Darling on the Town of Manlius Civil War Monument.)

DARLING, Leonard, res. Manlius, NY, private, 12 NYV, enlisted at Syracuse, N.Y., killed at Bull Run July 1861. (Name missing from Town of Manlius Civil War Monument.)

DAURIS, Patrick (substitute for Prin. James N. Hutchins, Fayetteville, NY), b. 1843, Ireland, no regiment listed, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y. Jan. 17, 1865, mustered in Jan. 17, 1865, single, laborer, no further information.

DAVIDSON, Hugh (listed as dying of disease in 1864 on the town of Manlius Civil War Monument.)

DEAN, William B., private, 12 NYC, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Aug. 1862, promoted to Lieutenant, still living, P.O. Chittenango, NY. (Age 22 years; enrolled Sept. 1, 1862, at oswego to serve three years; mustered in as private, Co. B, Nov. 19, 1862; promoted Serg.-Major, May 17, 1864; mustered in as Second Lieut., Co. H, Oct. 24, 1864; mustered out with company, July 19, 1865, at Raleigh, N.C.; commissioned Second Lieut., Oct. 31, 1864, with rank from Oct. 24, 1864, vice Russell, promoted, Phisterer.)

DE GRUNDY, William Henry, res. Fayetteville, NY, private, 15 NY Cav., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Sept. 1863, still in service; note says "deserted."

DENNISON, Asa, (private, Co. H, 11 U.S. Art, 12/6/63-10/7/65, living Fayetteville, N.Y., 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules, no disability listed.) (May be credited elsewhere.)

DICKERSON, Linnaeus, res. Manlius, NY, private, 2 NY Cav., Co. F., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., still living, P.O. Manlius, NY. (Buried Christ Church Cemetery, n.d.) (Private, Co. F, 2 NYC, chronic rheumatism and diarrhea and results from which he died, deceased before 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules.)

DICKERSON, Stephen, res. Manlius, NY, private, 2 NY Cav., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., still living, P.O. Manlius, NY. (Buried Christ Church Cemetery, "d. 16 July 1911, ae. 90.)

DILAY, James, b. 1844 Rensselaerville, NY, private, 193 NYV, no company listed, enlisted Syracuse, NY Mar. 13, 1865, mustered Mar. 13, 1865, single, laborer, no further information.

DONALDSON, David (listed as killed in battle in 1864 on the Town of Manlius Civil War Monument).

DOOLITTLE, Friend Albert, (1841-1918, Co. D, 149^th NY Inf., buried Fayetteville Cemetery.) (May be credited elsewhere.)

DOWNER, H. K. (listed as dying of wounds in 1864 on the Town of Manlius Civil War Monument.)

DRAPER, S. E. (listed as dying of disease in 1864 on the Town of Manlius Civil War Monument.)

DUFF, John, res. Fayetteville, NY, private, 38^th, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in May 1861, re-enlisted Sept. 1863 in 15 NY Cav., still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY.

DUFFER, Peter (substitute for Prin. Joseph R. Williams, Manlius, NY), b. 1845 Canada, private, no regiment listed, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., Feb. 11, 1865, mustered in Feb. 11, 1865, laborer, no further information.

DUFFY, Michael (listed as dying of disease in 1865 on the Town of Manlius Civil War Monument.) (Private, widow residing in Town of Manlius, 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules.)

DUNN, Samuel (substitute for prin. Charles J. Jerome, Manlius, NY,) b. 1836 Ireland, private, 122 NYV, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., Aug. 16, 1864, mustered in Aug. 16, 1864, machinist, no further information. (Not listed in Swinfen.)

DUTCHER, Philo (listed as a Town of Manlius recruit in "The Fayetteville Gazette," Aug. 7, 1862). (Dutcher was 40 when he enlisted in Co. C, 122^nd Regt. on Aug. 5, 1862 and was a private when discharged on June 23, 1865, Swinfen.)

EASTMAN, Hiram D., b. 1845 Manlius, NY, private, Scotts 900 Cav., enlisted Syracuse, NY Jan. 19, 1864, mustered in Jan. 19, 1864, blacksmith, was killed by cars after his discharge before reaching home.

EATON, Charles A., res. Manlius, NY, private, 122 NYV, Co. C., mustered in Aug. 28, 1862, still living, P.O. Syracuse, NY. (Eaton was 25 when he enlisted on Aug. 1, 1862 and was a 2^nd Lieut. when he was discharged on June 19, 1865, Swinfen.) (Living in Minneapolis, MN in 1888.) (Age 25 years; enrolled Aug. 1, 1862, at Fayetteville to serve three years; mustered in as Corporal, Co. C, Aug. 8, 1862; returned to ranks, prior to Apr. 1863; promoted Quartermaster-Sergeant, Jan. 11, 1865; discharged, June 19, 1865, at Jarvis Hospital, Baltimore, MD; commissioned, not mustered, Second Lieut., May 11, 1865, with rank from Mar. 10, 1865, vice C. W. Ostrander, discharged, Phisterer.)

EATON, Frank H., private, 122 NYV, Co. C., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Aug. 28, 1862, single, promoted to Corporal, still living, P.O. Astoria, NY. (Eaton was 18 when he enlisted on Aug. 11, 1862 and was a Sergeant when he was discharged on June 23, 1865, Swinfen.) (Living in Birmingham, AL in 1888.)

EATON, George S., private, 2 NYC, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., still living, P.O. Manlius, NY.

EATON, Hervey E., res. Fayetteville, NY, b. 1844 Fayetteville, NY, private, 2 NYC, Co. H, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y. Sept. 3, 1864, mustered in Sept. 3, 1864, single, student, still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY. (Brevet Commission, Quartermaster-Sergeant, 2^nd Cav. To 2^nd Lt., Dec. 31, 1866 for faithful and meritorious services in the late war, Phisterer.)

EATON, William, res. Fayetteville, NY, b. 1835, private, 149^th, Co. F, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y. Aug. 30, 1862, mustered in Sept. 18, 1862, promoted to Sergeant, still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY.

ECKHART, Solomon, b. 1828 Manlius, NY, Bat. D, Scotts 900 Cav., enlisted Syracuse, NY Feb. 12, 1864, mustered in Feb. 12, 1864, boatman, deserted.

ELLIS, Charles A., b. 1840 Madison, NY, private, 149^th, Co. F, enlisted Syracuse, NY Sept. 1, 1862, mustered in Sept. 18, 1862, discharged May 7, 1863, P.O. Manlius, NY.; also private, 193^rd, Co. E, re-enlisted Feb. 28, 1865, mustered in Feb. 28, 1865, married, farmer, still living, P.O. Manlius, NY.

ENGLISH, ___ (buried I. C. Cemetery, Fayetteville, N.Y., d. 8 Dec. 1905, ae. 83, Co. H, 45 NYV.) (May be credited elsewhere.)

ERDMAN, William J., res. Fayetteville, NY, b. 1834 Allentown, PA, private, 2 NYC, no company listed, enlisted Syracuse, NY Sept. 3, 1864, mustered in Sept. 3, 1864, clergyman, promoted to Chaplain, still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY. (Age 30 years; enrolled Sept. 3, 1864, at Manlius to serve one year; mustered in as Private, Co. H, Sept. 14, 1864; promoted Chaplain, Jan. 1, 1865; resigned, June 10, 1865; commissioned Chaplain, Nov. 30, 1864, with rank of same date, vice Roe, resigned, Phisterer.)

ERWIN, Melville, b. 1842 Manlius, NY, private, Scotts 900 Cav., enlisted Syracuse, NY Jan. 18, 1864, mustered Jan. 18, 1864, photo. artist.

EVERINGHAM (EVINGHAM), Charles, res. Fayetteville, NY, private, 122 NYV, Co. C., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Aug. 28, 1862, deserted. (Evingham per "The Fayetteville Gazette," Aug. 7, 1862.) (Evingham was 21 when he enlisted on Aug. 13, 1862 and was a private when he deserted on Sept. 30, 1863, Swinfen.) (Living in Fayetteville in 1888.)

EVERINGHAM, James S., res. Fayetteville, NY, private, 149 NYV, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Sept. 1862, still alive, P.O. Fayetteville, NY. (d. Feb., 1910, ae. 74, buried Jamesville, obit in "Fayetteville Bulletin," 2/18/1910.)

EVERINGHAM, Jeremiah, res. Fayetteville, NY, private, 2 NYC, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Sept. 1864, P.O. Fayetteville, NY. (Private, Co. H, 2 NYC, 9/3/64-6/5/65, living Town of Manlius, 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules.) (Lived on Genesee St., Fay., d. Aug. 1920, ae. 76, obit.)

EVERINGHAM (EVINGHAM), John, res. Fayetteville, NY, private, 122 NYV, Co. C., transferred to 1^st NY Independent Battery, still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY. (Evingham per "The Fayetteville Gazette," Aug. 7, 1862.) (Evingham was 21 when he enlisted on Aug. 12, 1862 and was a private when he was transferred to the lst NY Independent Battery on Dec. 5, 1863, Swinfen.) (Living in Fayetteville in 1888.)

EVERSON, Francis, res. Hartsville (Mycenae), NY, b. 1831 Hartsville, NY, private, 2 NYC, Co. H, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y. Sept 3, 1864, mustered in Sept. 5, 1864, married, farmer, still living, P.O. Kirkville, NY.

EVERSON, Francis, res. Manlius, NY, b. 1835 Manlius, NY, private, 2 NYC, Co. F, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y. Sept. 3, 1864, mustered in Sept. 3, 1864, farmer, still living, P.O. Manlius, NY. (Co. F, 2 NYC, 9/64-6/5/65, chronic diarrhea; piles, 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules.)

EVERSON, Henry, res. Hartsville (Mycenae), NY, b. 1834 Hartsville, NY, private, 2 NYC, Co. H, enlisted Syracuse, NY Sept. 3, 1864, mustered in Sept. 3, 1864, married, farmer, still living, P.O. Manlius, NY.

EVERSON, John C., res. Kirkville, NY, private, 22 NY Cav., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Jan. 10, 1864, still alive, P.O. Kirkville, NY.

EVINGHAM (see EVERINGHAM)

FABLING (FABING), John, res. Manlius Station (Minoa), NY, b. 1846 Manlius, NY, private 2 NYC, Co. F, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y. Sept. 3, 1864, mustered in Sept. 3, 1864, single, farmer, still living, P.O. Manlius Station (Minoa), NY. (Co. F, 2 NYC, 9/3/64-6/5/65, in hospital at Winchester, VA, transferred from there to Frederick City, living in Town of Manlius, 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules.)

FAGAN, Edward, b. 1843 Saratoga Co., NY, private, 122^nd, enlisted Syracuse, NY Jan. 13, 1865, mustered in Jan. 13, 1865, single laborer, no further information. (Fagan was 22 when he enlisted in Co. B, 122^nd on Jan. 13, 1865 and was a private when discharged on June 23, 1865, Swinfen).

FANNING, Patrick, res. Manlius, NY, private, 122 NYV, Co. C, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Aug. 28, 1862, killed in action July 3, 1863 at Gettysburg. (Buried at Gettysburg.) (Listed as a recruit in "The Fayetteville Gazette," Aug. 7, 1862.) (Fanning was 41 when he enlisted on Aug. 4, 1862, Swinfen.) (Name missing from the Town of Manlius Civil War Monument.)

FARGO, Azariah, res. Manlius, NY, private, 122 NYV, Co. C., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Aug. 28, 1862, died of disease Dec. 5, 1862. (Name appears on the Town of Manlius Civil War Monument.) (Fargo was 39 when he enlisted on Aug. 4, 1862 and died of fever, Swinfen.)

FARGO, Daniel, res. Manlius, NY., private, 2 NY Cav., Co. F., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., wounded Apr. 3, 1865, still living, P.O. Manlius, NY. (Possibly buried Christ Church Cemetery, Manlius, N.Y., d. 10 Jan. 1931, ae. 82.) (Private, Co. F, 2 NYC, 9/2/64-5/30/65, living Town of Manlius, 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules, no disability listed.)

FARGO, John, res. Manlius, NY, private, 61^st, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., discharged on account of physical disability, still living, P.O. Manlius, NY. (Private, Co. I, 61 NY, enlisted Oct. 1861, discharged Sept. 1862, 11 Months served, discharged on Surgeon's Certificate, lung trouble, living in Town of Manlius, 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules.)

FARGO, William, res. Manlius, NY, b. 1818, private, 149^th, Co. F, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y. Sept. 1, 1862, mustered in Sept. 18, 1862, still living, P.O. Manlius, NY. (Died 1890, ae. 72, buried Oran Station Cemetery, Oran, N.Y., Kepler). (Private, Co. F, 149 NY Inf. 9/1/62-6/26/65, rheumatism, living in Town of manlius, 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules.)

FARRELL, John, b. 1844 Brooklyn, NY, private, 149 NYV, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y. Jan. 12, 1865, mustered in Jan. 12, 1865, single, moulder, no further information.

FAUT, Charles, private, 193 NYV, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Mar. 1, 1865, all right, P.O. Manlius Station (Minoa), NY.

FELT, George, res. Fayetteville, NY, b. 1818, private, 149^th, Co. F, enlisted Syracuse, NY Sept. 2, 1862, mustered in Sept. 18, 1862, laborer, still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY. (Private, 149^th, 9/3/62-7/16/65, deafness, living in Fayetteville, NY, 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules.) (d. 1892, ae. 81, obit.) (Died June 1, 1892, ae. 81. Born Coeymans, NY 5/25/1811(?). Lived in Manlius almost 60 years, obit in "Weekly Recorder," 6/9/1892.)

FELT, Taylor, b. 1846 Manlius, NY, private, Scotts 900 Cav., enlisted Syracuse, NY Jan. 15, 1864, mustered in Jan. 15, 1864, laborer, taken prisoner, still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY.

FILE, Andrew, res. Hartsville (Mycenae), NY, b. 1827 Germany, private, 2 NYC, Co. H, enlisted Sept 3, 1864 Syracuse, NY, mustered in Sept. 3, 1864, shoemaker, wounded April 1865, finger shot off, still living, P.O. Kirkville, NY. (Private, 2 NYC (Co. A or H, 9/7/64-12/8/65, rheumatism of heart, living Kirkville, N.Y., 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules.)

FISHER, Charles, res. Manlius Station, NY, b. 1841, private, 149^th, Co. F., enlisted Syracuse, NY Sept. 6, 1862, mustered in Sept. 18, 1862, promoted to Corporal May 1, 1865, still living, P.O. Manlius Station (Minoa).

FISHER, John N., private, 2 NYC, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Sept. 15, 1864, all right, P.O. Manlius Station (Minoa), NY.

FISHER, Lawrence, private, 73 NYV, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Mar. 8, 1864.

FITCH, William, res. Perryville, NY, b. 1837 Manlius, NY, private, 2 NYC, Co. F, enlisted Syracuse, NY Sept. 3, 1864, mustered in Sept. 3, 1864, married, farmer, still living, P.O. Perryville, NY. (Private Co. F, 2 NYC, Sept. 62-Aug. 1865, knee injured by being thrown from horse at Camp Stoneman, living in town of Manlius, 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules.)

FLEMING, Peter, res. Manlius, NY, private, 22 NYC, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Jan. 10, 1864, taken prisoner May 8, 1864 at the Battle of the Wilderness and died in prison at Andersonville. (Listed as dying of disease in 1864 on the Town of Manlius Civil War Monument.)

FOLTS, Deloss D., private, 21 NYC, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Oct. 15, 1863, promoted to Corporal, still living, P.O. Kirkville, NY.

FONDA, John P., b. 1826 Troy, NY, private 2 NYC, Co. G., enlisted Syracuse, NY Sept. 2, 1864, mustered in Sept. 2, 1864, single, boatman, still living, P.O. Bridgeport, NY. (Funda, private, Co. I, 157 inf. 8/29/62-3/28/64, re-enlisted as private, Co. G, 2 NYC 9/3/64-6/5/65, right shoulder broken, living in Town of Manlius, 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules.)

FOX, Charles, res. Fayetteville, NY, private, 157 NYV, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Sept. 1862, promoted to Sergeant.

FOX, Justus H., private, 122 NYV, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Aug. 1862.

FULMER, George E., b. 1841 Manlius, NY, no date of rank, regiment, farmer, drafted Aug. 19, 1863 went into the service, no further information. (Corporal, Co. E, 2 NYC 8/20/63-11/8/65, living Fayetteville, N.Y., 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules, no disability listed.)

GATES, Abram E., b. 1820 Onondaga Co., NY, private, 122 NYV, enlisted Syracuse, NY Mar. 19, 1864, mustered in Mar. 19, 1864, laborer, no further information.

GAYRING, John, b. 1841, private, 149^th, Co. F., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y. Sept. 2, 1862, mustered in Sep. 18, 1862, transferred to Vet R corps, P.O. Manlius Station (Minoa), NY.

GIFFORD, Jason, res. Fayetteville, NY, private, 122 NYV, Co. C., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Aug. 28, 1862, deserted. (Gifford was 22 when he enlisted on Aug. 1, 1862 was a Private when he deserted on Sept. 28, 1862, Swinfen.)

GILSON, Joseph S., (d. 12/20/1890, ae. 70, Co. G, 2^nd NY Cav. Buried Fayetteville Cemetery.)

GLEASON, William, b. 1834, lst Lieut., 149^th, Co. F., enlisted Syracuse, NY Nov. 23, 1862, mustered in Dec. 26, 1862, discharged May 23, 1864, still living, P.O. Liverpool, NY. (Age 33 years; enrolled Apr. 20, 1861, at Liverpool to serve two years; mustered in as First Lieut. Co. F, May 1, 1861; discharged, Feb. 3, 1862; subsequent service in 149^th Infantry; comissioned First Lieut., July 4, 1861, with rank from May 1, 1861, original, Phisterer.)

GOODFELLOW, Alonson, res. Fayetteville, NY, private, 6 NY Cav., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., promoted to 1^st Lieutenant, taken prisoner at Battle of Five Points, in prison at Richmond, paroled and discharged by order of War Dept. discharging paroled prisoners, P.O. Fayetteville, NY. (Also known as Alonzo, d. Camillus, 5/16/1917, laborer, Goodfellow genealogy.) (Age 20 years; enrolled on Staten Island to serve three years, and mustered in as Private, Co., A, Oct. 1, 1861; promoted Corp., Aug. 1, 1862; Sergeant, Nov. 1, 1862; re-enlisted as a veteran, Dec. 16, 1863; promoted First Serg., Sept. 5, 1864; mustered in as First Lieut., Co. K, to date Dec. 9, 1864; captured in action, Mar. 31, 1865, at Dinwiddie Court House, VA; paroled, Apr. 2, 1865, at Varina, VA; discharged, May 15, 1865; commissioned First Lieut. Jan. 14, 1865, with rank from Dec. 8, 1864, vice Wheeler, promoted, Phisterer.)

GOODFELLOW, James, res. Fayetteville, NY, private, 122 NYV, Co. C., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., promoted to Corporal, wounded July 12, 1864, still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY. (Wounded in the skirmish at Ft. Stevens, near Washington, D.C., July 12, 1864.) (Goodfellow was 22 when he enlisted on Aug. 7, 1862 and was a Sergeant when discharged on June 23, 1865, Swinfen.) (Sergeant James Goodfellow, Co. C, 122^nd, wounded in 7^th St., Washington, D.C. July 12^th, 1864 per Regimental Adjutant's official records reported in the "Weekly Recorder, May 14, 1891.) (Living in Fayetteville in 1888.) (Buried in Fayetteville Cemetery, d. 1893, ae. 54.) (Born 1839, Goodfellow genealogy.)

GOODFELLOW, Robert (listed as killed in battle in 1864 on the town of Manlius Civil War Monument). (Died July 20, 1864 in the battle of Peace Tree Creek, near Atlanta, GA, Goodfellow genealogy.)

GOODFELLOW, Stephen H., res. Fayetteville, NY, private, 122 NYV, Co. C., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Aug. 28, 1862, still living Belle Isle, NY. (Goodfellow was 44 when he enlisted on July 30, 1862 and was a private when discharged for disability on May 18, 1865, Swinfen). (Although Swinfen says Goodfellow was wounded at Fort Stevens, his name does not appear on the July 13, 1864 Chaplain's report of killed, wounded and missing.) (b. 1818 d. Jan. 2, 1898, living in Dewitt 1850-1855, moved to Camillus 1865, farmer, buried Belle Isle Cemetery, Camillus, N.Y., Goodfellow genealogy.)

GOODFELLOW, Wesley, res. Fayetteville, NY, private, 122 NYV, Co. C., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Aug. 28, 1862, still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY. (Goodfellow was 19 when he enlisted on Aug. 5, 1862 and was a Sergeant when discharged on June 23, 1865.) (b. Jan. 30, 1843.) (Co. G, 122^nd, went to MI in 1877. Buried in Riverside Cemetery, St. Charles, MI, farmer, d. 3/12/1906, lived Brant township, Saginaw, MI, Goodfellow genealogy.)

GOODRICH, ?, private, Scotts 900 Cav., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., still living, P.O. Fayettevile, NY.

GOODRICH, William W., private, 122 NYV, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Aug. 1864, still living, P.O. Kirkville, NY. (Goodrich was 26 when he enlisted in Co. D, 122^nd Regt. On Mar. 23, 1864 and was a Private when discharged on June 23, 1865, Swinfen.) (Widow living in Town of Manlius, 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules.) (Died Dec. 11, 1875, ae. 37, Co. D, 122^nd, buried Kirkville Cemetery.)

GORMAN, James, res. Fayetteville, NY, private, 122 NYV, Co. C., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Aug. 28, 1862, still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY. (Gorham was 28 when he enlisted on Aug. 11, 1862 and was a private when he was discharged for disability on May 13, 1865, Swinfen.) (Living in Fayetteville in 1888.) (Buried I.C. Cemetery, Fayetteville, N.Y., d. 3 Apr. 1899, ae. 59, Co. C, 122 NYV.)

GOTT, Anthony, res. North Manlius, NY, private, 2 NYC, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Sept. 3, 1864, alive, P.O. North Manlius, NY. (Born 5/9/1845, died 9/9/1907, buried St. Mary's Roman Catholic Cemetery, Minoa.)

GRAHAM, Henry, res. Delphi, NY, b. 1840 Fabius, NY, private, 2 NYC, Co. G, enlisted Syracuse, NY Sept. 3, 1864, mustered in Sept. 3, 1864, married, teamster, still living, P.O. Delphi, NY. (Possibly buried Christ Church Cemetery, Manlius, N.Y., "d. 15 Apr. 1913, ae. 72-10-3.")

GRAVES, Judson H., res. Manlius Station, NY, Capt., regiment not listed, enlisted Syracuse, NY Sept. 8, 1862, mustered in Sept. 18, 1862, physician, discharged Oct. 21, 1862, still living, P.O. Manlius Station (Minoa), NY. (Probably 149^th, Co. F because of muster in date.) (Age 34 years; enrolled at Syracuse to serve three years, and mustered in as Capt., Co. F, Sept. 8, 1862; discharged, Oct. 23, 1862; commissioned Capt., Oct. 4, 1862, with rank from Sept. 8, 1862, original, Phisterer.)

GRAVES, Orville F., res. Fayetteville, NY, private, 122 NYV, Co. C., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Aug. 28, 1862, wounded June 1, 1864 at Cold Harbor. (Graves was 18 when he enlisted on Aug. 1, 1862 and was a private when discharged on June 23, 1865, Swinfen.) (Private Orville T. Graves, Co. C, 122^nd, wounded at Cold Harbor, VA, June 1^st, 1864 per Regimental Adjutant's official records, 1865 reported in the "Weekly Recorder," May 14, 1891.) (Living in Michigan in 1888.)

GREEN, Elias B., b. 1846 Manlius, NY, Bat. D, 3 NY Light Art., enlisted Syracuse, NY Feb. 12, 1864, mustered in Feb. 12, 1864, farmer, still living, P.O. Kirkville, NY.

GREEN, George W. (listed as dying of wounds in 1864 on the Town of Manlius Civil War Monument.)

GREEN, Newman D., res. Fayetteville, NY, b. 1834 Sangerfield, NY, private 2 NYC, no company listed, enlisted Syracuse, NY, Sept. 3, 1864, mustered in Sept. 3, 1864, farmer, still living, deserted.

GRIFFIN, Daniel, res. Fayetteville, NY, b. 1840 Fayetteville, NY, musician, 112 NYV, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY. Note at end of roster says "12 NY".)

GRIFFIN, Edmond, res. Fayetteville, NY, private, 2 NYC, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Sept. 1864, P.O. Fayetteville, NY. (See below.) (Buried I.C. Cemetery, Fayetteville, N.Y., 1844-1925, Ind. Regt., NYC).

GRIFFIN, Edward, (Private Co. H, 2 NYC 9/3/64-5/24/65, living Fayetteville, N.Y., 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules, no disability listed.) (See above.)

GRIFFIN, Shipman O. (listed as dying of disease in 1863 on the Town of Manlius Civil War Monument). (Buried in Fayetteville Cemetery.)

Griffin is listed as a recruit in "The Fayetteville Gazette," Aug. 7, 1862.) (Griffin was 18 when he enlisted in Co. C, 122^nd Regt. on Aug. 7, 1862 and was a Private when he died in hospital on Apr. 3, 1863, Swinfen.)

GRIFFIN, Tobias, b. 1845 Ireland, private, Scotts 900 Cav., enlisted Syracuse, NY Feb. 13, 1864, mustered in Feb. 13, 1864, farmer, killed in action. (Listed as dying of disease 1864 on the Town of Manlius Civil War Monument).

GROVE, Horace S., res. Fayetteville, NY, b. 1845 Manlius, NY, private, Scotts 900 Cav., enlisted Syracuse, NY Jan. 19, 1864, mustered in Jan. 19, 1864, shoemaker, still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY. (Post-war hotelier.) (Private, Co. I, 11^th Cav., 6/20/63-9/20/65, living Fayetteville, N.Y., 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules, no disability listed.)

GROVE, Malcolm, res. Fayetteville, NY, b. 1837 Manlius, NY, private, Scotts 900 Cav., enlisted Syracuse, NY Jan. 20, 1864, mustered in Jan. 20, 1864, printer, killed in battle May 1864 (Town of Manlius Civil War monument says 1865).

GULICK, John H., private, 3 NYC, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in July 30, 1861, re-enlisted in same Regiment Feb. 1864, still living, P.O. Manlius, NY. (d. 1925, buried Oct. 27, 1925, ae. 84-4-19, 2^nd Lt., Co. B, 3 NYV Cav. (Lot 30, Sec. 3), Manlius Village Cemetery, Manlius, N.Y.)

HACKETT, Martin J., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y. Aug. 13, 1862, private 122, Co. K, promoted to Corporal July 1, 1863, promoted to Sergeant Nov. 1, 1864, mustered out June 23, 1865 at Washington, information received from NYS Adjutant General's Office. (Hackett was 18 when he enlisted on Aug. 13, 1862 and was a Sergeant when discharged on June 23, 1865, Swinfen.)

HACKETT, Thomas, b. 1844 Ireland, private, 193 NYV, no company listed, enlisted Syracuse, NY Mar. 13, 1865, mustered Mar. 13, 1865, single, laborer, no further information.

HALE, John, res. Fayetteville, NY, private, 122 NYV, Co. C., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Aug. 28, 1862, still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY. (Hale was 19 when he enlisted on July 30, 1862 and was a Private when discharged on June 23, 1865, Swinfen.) (Private, Co. C, 122^nd, 8/6/62-6/23/65, living in Town of Manlius, 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules, no disability listed.) (Buried Fayetteville Cemetery, 1844-1923, Co. C, 122.) (Died April 1923, ae. 79, "Fayetteville Bulletin," 4/13/1923.)

HALE, Ludlow, res. Manlius, NY, private, 61^st, died of disease in 1862 while in the service. (Name appears as Ludlow Hall, in error, on the Town of Manlius Civil War Monument, Kepler.)

HALE, Luther D., res. Fayetteville, NY, private, 122 NYV, Co. C., mustered in Aug. 28, 1862, killed Sept. 22, 1864 in action at Fisher Hill. (Name appears on the Town of Manlius Civil War Monument.) (Hale was 30 when he enlisted on July 30, 1862, Swinfen.) (Private Luther Hale, Co. C, 122^nd, died at Strasburg, VA, Sept. 23d, 1864 per Regimental Adjutant's official records, 1865, reported in the "Weekly Recorder," May 7, 1891.)

HALL, Ludlow (see HALE, Ludlow).

HALL, James B. (listed as a recruit on "The Fayetteville Gazette," Aug. 7, 1862.) (Hall was 35 when he enlisted in Co. C, 122^nd Regt. on Aug. 9, 1862 and was a Capt. when discharged for disability on Jan. 7, 1865, Swinfen.) (Age 35 years; enrolled Aug. 9, 1862, at Fayetteville to serve three years; mustered in as Sergeant, Co. C, Aug. 14, 1862; promoted First Serg., Nov. 1, 1862; mustered in as Second Lieut., Mar. 6, 1863; as First Lieut., July 1, 1863; discharged for disability, Jan. 7, 1865; commmissioned Second Lieut., May 11, 1863, with rank from Mar. 6, 1863, vice H. H. Hoyt, promoted; First Lieut., July 23, 1863, with rank from May 25, 1863, vice G. J. Gotches, resigned; Capt., not mustered, Nov. 19, 1864, with rank from Sept. 17, 1864, vice J. M. Dwight, discharged, Phisterer.)

HAMLIN, Eugene, res. Manlius, NY, b. 1846 Chittenango Falls, NY, private, Scotts 900 Cav., enlisted Syracuse, NY Jan. 27, 1864, mustered in Jan. 27, 1864, laborer, died of disease Oct. 1864. (Name missing from Town of Manlius Civil War Monument.)

HAMMOND, Calvin S., res. Fayetteville, NY, private, 122 NYV, Co. C., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Aug. 28, 1862, married, still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY. (Hammond was 42 when he enlisted on Aug. 14, 1862 and was a Corporal when discharged on June 23, 1865, Swinfen.)

HAMMOND, Henry J., res. Fayetteville, NY, no date of birth, private, 2 NY Cav., Co. F, no date of enlistment, died at Camp Stoneman Nov. 17, 1864. Buried at Fayetteville, NY. (Listed as dying of disease in 1864 on the Town of Manlius Civil War Monument.) (Private Co. F, 2 NYC, 9/3/64-11/17/64, widow living in Town of Manlius, 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules.)

HAMMOND, Henry M., (Corporal, Co. D, 140 Inf., 8/29/62, discharged, chronic diarrhea, living Fayetteville, N.Y., 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules.) (May be credited elsewhere.)

HARDEE, John (substitute for Prin. Ambrose Clark, Jr., Fayetteville, NY), b. 1841, Canada, private, no regiment listed, enlisted Syracuse, NY Aug. 19, 1864, mustered in Aug. 19, 1864, laborer, no further information.

HARRIS, Champlin, res. Fayetteville, NY, private, 24 NYV, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in May 1861, still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY. Buried in Fayetteville Cemetery.

HARRIS, Champlin, Jr., res. Fayetteville, NY, private, 13 NY Art., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Aug. 1863, alive, P.O. Manlius Center, NY.

HARTER, Amos, res. Manlius Center, NY, b. 1844 Manlius, NY., private, 2 NYC, Co. H., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., Sept 3, 1864, mustered in Sept 3, 1864, boatman, promoted to Corporal, still living, P.O. Manlius Center, NY. (An A. G. Harter, ae. 83, Civil War veteran, died in Olean of burns, "Fayetteville Bulletin," 2/9/1928. May not be the same man.)

HARTER, Henry C., b. 1840 Manlius, NY, private, Scotts 900 Cav., enlisted Syracuse, NY Jan. 19, 1864, mustered in Jan. 19, 1864, blacksmith, P.O. Kirkville.

HARTER, Martin, res. Manlius Center, NY, b. 1835 Manlius, NY, private, Scotts 900 Cav., enlisted Syracuse, NY Jan. 19, 1864, mustered in Jan. 19, 1864, mechanic, P.O. Manlius Center, NY. (Listed as dying of disease in 1864 on the Town of Manlius Civil War Monument.) (d. 23 Sept. 1864, ae. 29, Co. I, 11 Regt. NY Cav., buried Manlius Center Cemetery.)

HARTOP, John G.(buried Fayetteville Cemetery, U.S. Navy, 16 years old when war ended in 1865, Kepler).

HASKINS, Chauncey H., (private, Co. A, Ind. Battery, heavy Art., 6/10/61-2/1/62, detailed as Hospital steward at Fort Schuyler, N.Y., living Town of Manlius, 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules.) (May be credited elsewhere.)

HAUSER, see HOUSER

HAVENS, George W., b. 1840, private, 149^th, Co. F., enlisted Syracuse, NY Aug. 22, 1862, mustered in Sept. 18, 1862, died in Hospital at Acquia Creek, VA Apr. 18, 1863 of disease. (Name appears on the Town of Manlius Civil War Monument.)

HAWSER, George W., res. Manlius, NY, b. 1835 Manlius, NY, private, 2 NYC, Co. F, enlisted Sept. 2, 1864 Syracuse, NY, mustered in Sept. 3, 1864, sailor, still alive, PO Manlius, NY.

HAZARD, Theodore, res. North Manlius, NY, private, no regiment listed, mustered in July 15, 1864, colored man, P.O. Manlius Station (Minoa), NY. (Hazard enlisted in the 54^th MA Infantry, U.S. Colored Troops, according to the Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System, @ http://scils.rutgers.edu/~wgv/civwar-2.html.) The original unit formed at Readville, MA and was mustered in May 13, 1863. The 54^th remains the most famous black regiment of the war, due largely to the movie "Glory," which recounts the story of the regiment prior to and including the attack on Battery Wagner, July 18-September 7, 1863. Hazard would have missed the attack on Fort Wagner at Charleston, SC and the Battle of Olustee, FL but would have fought in the Battle of Honey Hill, GA on Nov. 30, 1864. The regiment was mustered out at Mount Pleasant, SC August 20, 1865 and discharged at Boston, MA on Sept. 1, 1865. There is a photograph of Town of Manlius men who served in the Civil War in the archives of the Manlius Historical Society. Most likely the one Afro-American in the photo is Hazard because he is the only black to appear in the Town of Manlius roster.)

HEBARD,(see Hibbard).

HENRY, Hewson, (substitute for Prin. Platt H. Smith, Fayetteville, NY), no further information. (Probably 149^th, Co. F.)

HIBBARD, James D., private, 122 NYV, Co. C., mustered Aug. 28, 1862, discharged Jan 5, 1864, still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY. (A James P. Hebard is listed as being 28 when he enlisted in Co. C, 122^nd on Aug. 5, 1862 and was a private when discharged for disability on Dec. 28, 1863. There is no entry for James D. Hibbard, Swinfen.) Living in Fulton, NY in 1888.

HIGLEY, Isaac (joined Benj. Higgins Rifle Co. formed in Syracuse, July 1861, Kepler.)

HIGLEY, Lyman (joined Benj. Higgins Rifle Co. Formed in Syracuse, July 1861, Kepler.)

HILLS, Harvey, res. Fayetteville, NY, b. 1834 Fabius, NY, private, 2 NYC, Co. H, enlisted Syracuse, NY Sept. 3, 1864, mustered in Sept. 3, 1864, married, farmer, still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY.

HILTS, Charles (listed as killed in battle in 1864 by the Town of Manlius Civil War Monument). (Charles L. Hilts is listed as a Town of Manlius recruit in "The Fayetteville Gazette," Aug. 7, 1862.) (Charles L. Hilts was 18 when he enlisted in Co. C, 122^nd Regt. On Aug. 8, 1862 and was a Sergeant when he was killed at Winchester on Sept. 19, 1864, Swinfen.) (Private Charles Hilts, Co. C, 122^nd, killed at Winchester, VA, Sept. 19^th, 1864 per Regimental Adjutant's official records, 1865, reported in the "Weekly Recorder," May 7, 1891.) (Buried at Cold Harbor, VA National Cemetery.)

HILTS, Christian (listed as a Town of Manlius recruit in "The Fayetteville Gazette," Aug. 7, 1862.) (Hilts was 36 when he enlisted in Co. C, 122^nd Regt. On Aug. 6, 1862 and was a Private when he deserted on Oct. 28, 1862, Swinfen.)

HILTS, George Henry, res. Manlius, NY, private, 11 NYC, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., promoted to Sergeant, P.O. Manlius, NY. (d. 1 Dec 1904, ae. 72, Co. C, 1^st Regt E Batt. (Lot 11, Sec. 2), Manlius Village Cemetery.) (Co. G, 11 U.S. Inf. 7/17/62-7/17/65, deafness, wounded in left side at Petersburg, living in Town of Manlius, 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules.)

HILTS, Hiram (listed as a Town of Manlius recruit in "The Fayetteville Gazette," Aug. 7, 1862.) (Hilts was 27 when he enlisted in Co. C, 122^nd Regt. on Aug. 8, 1862 and was a Sergeant when killed at Gettysburg, PA on July 3, 1863, Swinfen.) (Name missing from Town of Manlius Civil War Monument.) (Buried Gettysburg National Cemetery.)

HITCHCOCK, Bela P., res. Fayetteville, NY, b. 1844, private, 149^th, Co. F., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., Aug. 29, 1862, mustered in Sept. 18, 1862, promoted to 2^nd Lieut. Sep. 6, 1864, wounded, still living, P.O. Manlius, NY.

HITCHCOX, Asahael, b. 1826, private, 149^th, Co. F., enlisted Syracuse, NY Sept. 6, 1862, mustered in Sept. 18, 1862, transferred to Vet R Corps, P.O. Fabius, NY.

HOAG, Harlem A., res. Fayetteville, NY, private, 122 NYV, Co. C., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y. Aug. 4, 1862, mustered in Aug. 28, 1862, discharged April 13, 1863; subsequent service Co. I, 15^th Cavalry. (Hoag was 27 when he enlisted on Aug. 4, 1862 and was a Private when transferred to the 15^th Cav. on Apr. 13, 1863, Swinfen.) Living in Jamesville, NY in 1888.

HODGESON, Thomas, b. 1818, private, 149^th, Co. F., enlisted Syracuse, NY Sept. 3, 1862, mustered in Sept. 18, 1862, died in Hospital at Acquia Creek, VA Apr. 21, 1863 of disease. (Name appears on the Town of Manlius Civil War Monument.)

HOPKINS, Edward F., (2^nd Lt., Co. E, 149, 9/5/62-9/14/64, living Fayetteville, N.Y., 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules.) (May be credited elsewhere.) (D. 1921, ae. 86, lived on Genesee St., Fayetteville, contractor, buildier, "Fayetteville Bulletin, 3/4/1921.) (Age 26 years; enrolled at Syracuse to serve three years, and mustered in as Second Lieut., co. E, Sept. 3, 1862; as First Lieut., Mar. 7, 1864; discharged for disability, Sept. 14, 1864; commissioned Second Lieut., Oct. 4, 1862, with rank from Sept. 5, 1862, original; First Lieut. April 4, 1861, with rank from Jan. 20, 1864, vice Orson Coville, promoted, Phisterer.)

HOTALING, Charles (listed as a Town of Manlius recruit in "The Fayetteville Gazette," Aug. 7, 1862). (Charles Houghtaling was 21 when he enlisted in Co. C, 122^nd Regt. on Aug. 10, 1862 and was a Private when he deserted on Oct. 28, 1862).

HOTALING, Delos (listed as a Town of Manlius recruit in "The Fayetteville Gazette," Aug. 7, 1862). (Hotaling was 26 when he enlisted in Co. C, 122^nd Regt. on Aug. 9, 1862 and was a Private when discharged on June 23, 1865, Swinfen.) Living in Jamesville, NY in 1888.

HOUGHTALING, Charles (see HOTALING, Charles).

HOUSER, Alfred, res. Fayetteville, NY, private, 122 NYV, Co. C., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Aug. 28, 1862, promoted to Corporal, wounded June 1, 1864, still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY. (Listed as dying of wounds in 1864 on the Town of Manlius Civil War Monument.) (Houser was 23 when he enlisted on Aug. 6, 1862 and was a private when he died (n.d.) of wounds received at the battle at Cold Harbor, Swinfen.) (Corporal Alfred Houser, Co. C, 122^nd at Cold Harbor, VA, June lst, died of wounds July 7, 1864, the "Weekly Recorder," May 21, 1891.)

HOUSER, Edgar E., private, 61^st, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., still living, P.O. Syracuse, NY.

HOUSER, Jacob, res. Fayetteville, NY, private, 122 NYV, Co. C., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Aug. 28, 1862, wounded May 6, 1864, still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY. (Houser was 28 when he enlisted on Aug. 4, 1862 and was a Private when he was captured at the Battle of Wilderness and subsequently paroled (n.d.), Swinfen.) (Living in Pompey Center, NY in 1888.)

HOUSER, William, res. Manlius, NY, private, 61^st, deserted.

HOWE, Jerome (listed as Co. E, 122^nd Regt. in Town of Manlius records.) (Howe was 19 when he enlisted on July 26, 1862 in Co. B, 122^nd Regt. And was a private when discharged May 29, 1865; wounded at Spotsylvania. (Living in Portland, OR in 1888, member of Co. B, Weekly Recorder, 2/9/1888.)

HOYT, Edwin, res. Manlius, NY, private, 61 NYR, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., died of disease while in the service in 1862. (Name appears on the Town of Manlius Civil War Monument.)

HOYT, Orson M., (private, 9 NY Hvy Art., 11/23/63-10/10/65, living Manlius Station (Minoa), N.Y., deafness, 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules.) (May be credited elsewhere.)

HOYT, William, res. Manlius, NY, private, 62 NYR, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., deserted.

HUDSON, James, private, Co. C, 122, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Aug. 28, 1862, still living, P.O. Fayetteville, N.Y. (listed as a Town of Manlius recruit in "The Fayetteville Gazette," Aug. 7, 1862.) (Hudson was 36 when he enlisted in Co. C, 122^nd Regt. on Aug. 6, 1862 and was a wagoner when discharged on June 23, 1865, Swinfen.) (Living in Jamesville in 1888.)

HUGHES, Oscar P., res. Manlius, NY, B. 1843 Pompey, NY, private, 2 NYC, Co. G, enlisted Syracuse, NY Sept. 3, 1864, mustered in Sept. 3, 1864, single, farmer, still living, P.O. Manlius, NY. (Buried Christ Church Cemetery, d. 27 Mar. 1906, ae. 63.) (Brevet Commission, Serg., 2^nd Cav. To 2^nd Lt., Dec. 31, 1866 for gallant and meritorious services in the late war, Phisterer.)

HULBERT, Henry, b. 1846 Waterford, NY, private, 16 NY Heavy Art., enlisted Syracuse, NY Jan. 14, 1864, mustered in Jan. 14, 1864, blacksmith, transferred to 148 NYV&O, still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY.

HULBURT, William C., res. North Manlius, NY, b. 1839 Manlius, NY, private, 2 NYC, Co. H, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y. Sept. 2, 1864, mustered in Sept. 2, 1864, farmer, still living, P.O. North Manlius, NY.

HUNTLEY, Isaac, private, 16 NY Heavy Art., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., still living, P.O. Kirkville, NY.

HUNTLEY, William, res. Fayetteville, NY, private, 122 NYV, Co. C., enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Aug. 28, 1862, still living, P.O. Fayetteville, NY. (Huntley was 39 when he enlisted on Aug. 11, 1862 and was a Private when discharged on June 23, 1865, Swinfen.) (Living in Manlius, NY in 1888.)

HURD, Burritt N., res. Fayetteville, NY, private, 3 NYR, enlisted Syracuse, N.Y., mustered in Aug. 1861, promoted to Capt., still living, P.O. Titusville, PA. (Buried Fayetteville Cemetery, b. 3/13/1843, d. 9/22/1907.) (Age 18 years; enrolled July 23, 1861, at Syracuse to serve three years; mustered in as private, Co. B, 3d Cavalry, July 30, 1861; promoted Serg., Feb. 20, 1862; mustered in as Second Lieut., Co. H, this regiment, Sept. 5, 1863; as First Lieut., Co. G, Dec. 26, 1863; as Capt., Nov. 1, 1864; mustered out, Dec. 12, 1864, at Winchester, VA; commissioned Second Lieut., Nov. 20, 1863, with rank from Sept. 5, 1863, original; First Lieut., Dec. 28, 1863, with rank from Dec. 26, 1863, vice Krum, resigned; Capt., Nov. 9, 1864, with rank from Sept. 7, 1864, vice Boyer, discharged, Phisterer.)

HUTCHINS, John, b. 1818, private, 149^th, Co. F., enlisted Syracuse, NY Aug. 23, 1862, mustered in Sept. 18, 1862, discharged Jan. 15, 1863, P.O. North Manlius, NY.

INGERSON, Patrick, (private, Co. H, 14 NY Inf., 3/22/62-3/20/65, living Fayetteville, N.Y., 1890 Census, Special Civil War Schedules, no disability listed.) (May be credited elsewhere.)

INGHAM, Charles D., res. Chittenango, NY, b. 1822 Saybrook, CT, private, 2 NYC, enlisted Syracuse, NY Sept. 1, 1864, mustered in Sept. 1, 1864, married, mechanic, still living, P.O. Chittenango, NY.

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