Shawnee County Military
Shawnee County Men in the Spanish-American War
22nd KANSAS REGIMENT
Col. Henry C. Lindsey, Majors Alexander M. Harvey and
Chase Doster; Assistant Surgeon Frank H. Martin, Quartermaster Sergeant
Herbert C. Streeter and Hospital Steward Fred J. Gordon
Company B �
Edward Boyer, Fred M. Stevenson and Henry T. Shultz
Company C �
Henry Anderson, Frederick Buechner, Clarence Dudney, Paul Herman. William McKirahan, William H. Rouner and Frederick Smith
Company D �
Joseph Anderson, Laban Davis, F. H. Nuzman
Company E � Floyd McPherson
Company G � Danford B. Thrapp, John F. Vandervoort, James W.
Bennett, Josiah B. Clarke, William B. Heller George F. Hill, Herbert L.
Stratton and John W. Thomas
Company H � Frank R. Ritchie, James M.
Todd, Samuel Adams, Loren G. Disney, Otto B. Ireland, Frederick T. Lyman, Ralph E. Skinner, Clarence W. Stahl and Lloyd L. Stahl
Company
I � John L. Benefiel, Charles F. Clark, Clarence Evans, Adolph Gougal, Caleb
M. C. Holt, William G. Kelly, George H. McGee, Jack A. Mercer, J. C. Watterson and William B. Wetherholt
Company L � Roland C. Medlicott,
George A. Elliott, Reuben M. Spivey, Jr., Horace G. Swayze and Louis P.
Wikidal
Company M � James Kimes, Stirling A. Kimes and Robert B.
Stewart.
History: This regiment saw no field service. It was mustered in at Topeka early
in May, 1898, and was ordered to Camp Alger, Virginia, where it arrived
May 28th. After two months' drill and instruction, the regiment marched
from Camp Alger to Thoroughfare, Virginia, a distance of 50 miles, camping
en route at Burke's Station, Bull Run, and Bristow, arriving at Thoroughfare August 9th. On August 27th it was transferred to Camp Meade, near
Middletown, Pennsylvania, and on September 9th from thence to Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, where it was mustered out November 3, 1898.
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