FOURTEENTH INFANTRY.

Of a total of 848 officers and men, 31 were killed, 148 died, 191 were discharged, 168 were wounded, 1 was missing, 269 were captured, and 23 were transferred

The l4th Regiment was mustered into the United States service in November, 1861, and mustered out of service at Davenport Nov.16, 1864. The veterans and recruits for this regiment were consolidated into two companies and called the " Residuary Battalion of the 14th Infantry," which companies were mustered out at Davenport, May 12,1865.

Colonel William T. Shaw; Anamosa

Lt. Colonel Edward T. Lucas; Iowa City

Major Hiram Leonard; Des Moines County

Engagements:

Battle of Fort Donelson, Shiloh, Corinth, Pleasant Hill, Meridian, Ft. De Russey, Tupelo, Town Creek, Tallahatchie, Pilot Knob, Old Town, Yellow Bayou.

Co. A-Scott County as follows:

Co. A.-Captain.

Isaac W. Talmage.

Lieutenants.

William T. Dittoe.

Sergeants.

William T. Dittoe,

Waldo Gardner,

Daniel Remington,

William Guion,

Michael McManus,

James M. Vanduzer.

Christian Litscher,

Samuel Lecock,

David Palmer,

K. W. Kinkaid,

Daniel Russell.

Benjamin P. Lancaster,

Jacob Veit,

Leonard Lavender.

Musicians.

Oliver White,

John Agans.

Wagoner.

Horace D. Squyers.

Privates.

Areundo,Napoleon

Baldwin,James

Baughman,Henreich

Collins, Isaac H.

Dapron, Antonio

Dougherty, Owen

Drennon, Peter

Dorst, Conrad

Davenport, Wm. A.

Farrell, Patrick

Farrell, Timothy

Frazier, William I.

Fritzgerald, Richard

Garity, Peter

Goman, John B.

Hamson, Benjamin

Henry,Peter

Hire, John

Harvey, William

Hyland, John

Knapp, Jefferson W.

Lavender, Leonard

Litscher. Bernhard

Lynch, John

Leslie, William M.

Moore, Henry S.

Miller, John C.

Morrison, David

McIntyre, John

McKean, Francis

McCloud, Samuel

Nesbitt, Evert G.

Pinneo, Matthias G.

Pace, William H.

Paustian, Hans

Ruick, William F.

Reimas, Hans

Roseman, Alfred

Stewart, William

Sloper, David

Shaback, John

Sank, John E.

Schmidt, Peter D.

Sievers, Hans

Slaughter, Fayette

Shoemaker, R. B.

Sweeney, Charles

Voglebach, John

Recruits.

Bergheim, Charles

Bergheim, John

Bergheim, Henry

Booth, Lyman

Hoffman, John

Harvey, John

Mowen, Daniel

McLoskey, Charles A.

Pinneo,John

Schlegel, Christian

Turner, George

Voglebach, John

Wolsey,Henry Clay

Veterans.

Hershberger, William

Basley, George W.

Co. B-Bremer and Chicashaw Cos.

(The following men from Scott Co. were in Co. B)

Co. B-Sergeant

J.L.Scott

Co. B-Privates

Curttright,Thomas S

Barrett,A.J.

Everstine,George L

Leyle,Joseph R

Maywood,John

Campbell,George

Co. C-Bremer,Butler and Floyd Cos.

Co. D-Henry and VanBuren Cos.

Co. E-Jasper Co.

(The following men from Scott Co. were in Co E):

Co. E-Privates

Butler,Sewell

Lay,John W.

Co. F-Van Buren and Henry Cos.

Co. G-Tama and Scott Cos.

(The following men from Scott Co. were in Co. G)

Co. G-Privates

Cheney, Alexander

Hastings,Leander F.

Hass,Henry

Harcett,Andrew H.

Kline,Francis

Taylor,Robert

Bailey,William S

Co.H-Linn Co.

Co. I-Henry Co.

Co.K-Des Moines Co.

The promotions among Scott Co. men were:

Hoffbauer,Hugo-1st Lt. to Captain

Dittoe,William T-Sgt. to 2nd Lt.

Pemberton,George-1st Lt. to Captain