First Name

New Company E Forty-Fourth New York Volunteers

Muster Roll

Name Rank Normal school?
Notes

Age in 1862

William R. Adams Private No discharged for disease September 7, 1863, died June 28, 1893
19

John L. Barrick Private Yes Died Nov 26 1862 of disease Columbia College Hospital, Wahington, DC in his 24th year; also known as John C.
23

Thompson Barrick Corporal Yes Promoted to Corporal, Sept 25, 1862; wounded at Gettysburg July 2, 1863; discharged March 26, 1864 or promotion to Capt., 39th US Colored Infantry; discharged Oct. 17th, 1864. In 1880, sold fruit trees, had a wife Hannah, and 3 daughters.
24

James O. Blakely Sergeant Yes in Army 1862-1867; Corporal, 9/25/1862, Sgt. 12/30/1862, discharged 12/8/1863 for promotion to 1st Lieut. 19th US Colored Infantry, Dec. 20, 1863, Captain, Nov 19, 1864. Mustered out with regt. 6/15/1867
24

Lafayette L. Burgess Private No
19

James H. Burke musician No
27

Dyer F. Burnham Private No
25

Leyander T. Burnham Private No
21

Sidney W. Burroughs Private Yes Wounded in action Wilderness, Virginia; died of wounds two days later May 7, 1864; commission as 2nd Lieutenant in 31st US Colored Infantry received by commander after death
19

Mahlon Burtless Private No In 1860, was a farm laborer
22

John W. Butler Private No
22

Hicks Campbell Private No In 1860, was a farm laborer; still worked on a farm in 1880, had a wife Augusta, a daughter, and 2 sons
27

Andrew J. Chafee Private No
27

David Claus Private No
22

Franklin Cogswell Corporal Yes Corp. Sept. 25, 1862, private Jan. 25, 1863; Invalid Corps Apr 1863 ; discharged, 9/2/1864, became hospital steward; September 14, 1864 Captain 127th US Colored troops; commanded the regt. In front of Petersburg; mustered out Philadelphia, Nov. 1, 1865
23

Joshau K. Comstock Private No
22

Harvey Crawford Private No
25

Albert H. Cronin Private No deserted at Albany
19

Robert B. Darling Private Yes made Corp. Jan. 14, 1864; killed in action June 19, 1864 near Petersburg, Virg.
26

Thomas Dempsey Sergeant No Not from the Normal School
41

Henry C. Dennis Private No In 1860, was attending school
18

George H. Dickson Private Yes transferred 140 NYV Oct. 11, 1864; absent, sick, at Muster out of Company
19

Charles F. Dorrance Private No
22

Eugene Douglass Private No
26

Frederick L. Eastman Private Yes Transferred to signal corps, Jan. 12, 1864
22

Moses Eldred Private No
27

Elmer J. Emmons Private No
19

Aaron H. Esmay Private No In 1860, a farm laborer
24

Steward Facer Private No In 1860, was attending school
18

James Ferris Private No
22

David F. Ferris Private Yes Corp. July 22, 1863; Sgt. Dec. 8, 1863; detached to Battalion of Sharpshooters Aug. 15, 1864; Transferred 140th NYV Oct 10, 1864; killed in action March 31, 1865, near Skunks Hollow, Virg.
21

Michael Gaffney Private No
25

Robert W. Gardner Private No In 1860, was a carpenter
31

David Gregory Private No
25

John Hanes Private No In 1860, was a carpenter
27

David S. Harris Private No In 1860, was a farm laborer
25

JohnHocknell Private No
20

Andress B. Hull Private Yes Corporal July. 22, 1863; Sergeant Dec 8, 1863; Orderly Sergeant, Captain in 20th US Colored Infantry Jan. 25, 1864, mustered out Oct. 7, 1865; AKA Albert B.
20

Orson Hunt Private No
19

Albert N. Husted 2nd Lieutenant Yes mustered in as 2nd Lieut. 1st Lieut. Jan 28, 1863, Capt. Co. I May 6, 1864. Slightly wounded in action at Chancellorville, Virg. May, 1863. Mustered out Oct. 11, 1864 near Petersburg, Virg.
28

William Kidd 1st Lieutenant No mustered in as 1st Lieutenant; discharged Jan. 28, 1863; military secretary to Gov. Horiatio Seymour
20

Rodney G. Kimball Captain Yes
27

John Laffin Private No
18

John Leek Private No was a cooper in 1860
36

John Mackey Private No
46

Thomas J. Mahoney Private No
25

Martin D. Marcley musician No
28

Frederick Mason Private No
41

George McBlain Private Yes Wounded in action Dec. 13, 1862, Fredericksburg, Virginia; Died of wounds Feb. 9, 1863, Douglas Hospital, Washington, DC
22

Samuel McBlain Sergeant Yes Corp. Sept. 25, 1862; Sgt. March 17, 1863; commissioned 2nd Lieut. but not mustered, Sept. 16, 1864; transferred Co. I, 140th NYV; Became 2nd Lieut. Dec. 30, 1864, 1st Lieut. March 5, 1865 Mustered out June 3, 1865, Alexandria, Virg. (Capt.?)
26

Robert McDuffee Private No In 1860, was a wagon master
26

Darwin C. McDuffee Private No In 1860, was a farm laborer
20

Cyrus S. McDuffy Private Yes AKA McDuffee, Cyrus T. wounded April 1864, tranferred Co. E 140th NYV Oct 11, 1864, mustered out June 3, 1865
20

John McGovern Private No
18

Erastus Miller Private No
36

Horace F. Mills Private Yes Corporal, Jan. 25, 1863; Sgt. Nov. 18, 1863; discharged Dec 8, 1863 for promotion; Captain, 9th US Colored Infantry, Dec. 20, 1863, Brevet Major, March 13, 1865
23

Orrin G. Moore Private Yes transferred to signal corps Jan. 12, 1864
20

Scott Munson Private No
19

Willis W. Munson Private No
21

Spencer D. Newton Private No
18

Robert B. Nimmons Sergeant No
23

William Oliver Private No
21

Hiram F. Olmstead Corporal Yes Corporal Sept. 25, 1862; discharged for disease Jan. 7, 1864 at US General Hospital, York, Penn.
26

John H. Ostrom Sergeant Yes Sgt. September 25, 1862; discharged for promotion Dec. 30, 1862; 2nd Lieut. 176 NYV Dec. 18, 1862; mustered out Aug. 3, 1863; commissioned 1st Lieut. Not mustered.
21

Norman Ottman Private No
37

Jason A. Richards Private No
19

Rensselaer D. L. Richardson Private No
39

Patrick Riley Private No
23

Joseph H. Rowe Private No
21

Hiram S. Rowley Private No In 1860, a blacksmith
36

Demmon L. Rowley Private No
24

William Royal Private No
21

Amos N. Royal Private No
18

Jason Sexton Private No
28

Benn Shearer Private No
26

John P. Sherwood Private No
19

Josephus Simmons Private No In 1860, was a carpenter
39

Albert Smith Private Yes died of typhoid fever and pneumonia Dec. 7, 1862, near Falmouth, Virginia
22

Peter N. Sommers Private No
25

James Sperling Private No In 1860, worked for Benjamin Barrick, a warehouser and grocer
25

Charles E. Sprague Corporal No Sgt. Jan 14, 1863; wounded in action July 2, 1863 at Gettysburg; discharged for wounds March 10, 1864, at US General Hospital, West Philadelphia; Brevet Colonel by the Gov. of New York Dec. 30, 1868; Dime Savings Bank
19

Harvey Strevell Private No
21

Oliver W. Sturdevant Corporal No
26

John E. Sturdevant Private No
20

William Swan Private No
27

Helim Thompson Corporal No
23

Delos Thompson Private No
21

Perry Thompson Private No
18

Charles E. Thorn Private Yes wounded in action June 3, 1864, Cold Harbor, Virginia; transferred Co. C 140 NYV Oct 11, 1864; Mustered out May 15, 1865 at US General Hospital, York, Penn.
22

Oscar C. Tooker Private No Corporal, Dec. 8, 1863; captured in action May 8, 1864, Laurel Hill, Virginia; re-captured May 9, 1863 Beaver Dam Station, Virginia
26

Elbert Traver Private Yes in battles of Fredericksburg, Chancellorville and Gettysburg; wounded July 2nd 1863, died of wounds at Gettysburg, July 3rd, 1863, bullet
22

Gould J. Travis Private Yes Transferred Co. D 140th NYV Oct. 11, 1864; Musterred out June 3, 1865
21

Charles Updike Private No In 1860, was a farm laborer for Sidney Burrough's father; in Philadelphia hospital at muster out on May 16, 1865
27

John L. Varick Private No
23

Amos C. Vincent Private No wounded in action Nov. 7, 1863, Rappahannock Station, Virginia, transferred to reserve Corps
24

Rodolphus G. Warner Sergeant Yes Sgt. Sept 25, 1862; 2nd Lieutenant Jan. 28, 1863; Musterred out Aug 22, 1863
26

Charles F. Wilcox Private No had detached service at the Adj. General's office in Washington
20

Franklin A. Wilder Private Yes Corporal Jan. 25, 1863; transferred 140th NYV Oct 6, 1864; discharged for disease Nov. 16, 1864 at City Point, Virginia. Discharged an invalid; has lost sight in one eye as a result of loss of health in Army
24

Consider H. Willett 1st Sergeant Yes Sgt. Sept. 25, 1862; discharged Oct. 5, 1863 for promotion to Captain, Company G, 2nd US Colored Infantry on examination, 1863; yellow fever impaired health and he resigned Sept 12, 1865.
21

George B. Wolcott Private Yes killed in action, Gettysburg, July 2, 1863.
20

Harrison Wood waggoner No moved to Geneva, Ohio after the War
21

James R. Woodworth Private No Killed in action, May 8, 1863, Laurel Hill, Virginia
21

Emanuel Yakeley Private No In 1860 was a shoemaker, moved to Crawford, Nebraska after the War
31

Name	Rank	Normal school?	Notes	Age in 1862
William R. Adams	Private	No	discharged for disease September 7, 1863, died June 28, 1893	19
John L. Barrick	Private	Yes	Died Nov 26 1862 of disease Columbia College Hospital, Wahington, DC in his 24th year; also known as John C.	23
Thompson Barrick	Corporal	Yes	Promoted to Corporal, Sept 25, 1862; wounded at Gettysburg July 2, 1863; discharged March 26, 1864 or promotion to Capt., 39th US Colored Infantry; discharged Oct. 17th, 1864. In 1880, sold fruit trees, had a wife Hannah, and 3 daughters.	24
James O. Blakely	Sergeant	Yes	in Army 1862-1867; Corporal, 9/25/1862, Sgt. 12/30/1862, discharged 12/8/1863 for promotion to 1st Lieut. 19th US Colored Infantry, Dec. 20, 1863, Captain, Nov 19, 1864. Mustered out with regt. 6/15/1867	24
Lafayette L. Burgess	Private	No		19
James H. Burke	musician	No		27
Dyer F. Burnham	Private	No		25
Leyander T. Burnham	Private	No		21
Sidney W. Burroughs	Private	Yes	Wounded in action Wilderness, Virginia; died of wounds two days later May 7, 1864; commission as 2nd Lieutenant in 31st US Colored Infantry received by commander after death	19
Mahlon Burtless	Private	No	In 1860, was a farm laborer	22
John W. Butler	Private	No		22
Hicks Campbell	Private	No	In 1860, was a farm laborer; still worked on a farm in 1880, had a wife Augusta, a daughter, and 2 sons	27
Andrew J. Chafee	Private	No		27
David Claus	Private	No		22
Franklin Cogswell	Corporal	Yes	Corp. Sept. 25, 1862, private Jan. 25, 1863; Invalid Corps Apr 1863 ; discharged, 9/2/1864, became hospital steward; September 14, 1864 Captain 127th US Colored troops; commanded the regt. In front of Petersburg; mustered out Philadelphia, Nov. 1, 1865	23
Joshau K. Comstock	Private	No		22
Harvey Crawford	Private	No		25
Albert H. Cronin	Private	No	deserted at Albany	19
Robert B. Darling	Private	Yes	made Corp. Jan. 14, 1864; killed in action June 19, 1864 near Petersburg, Virg.	26
Thomas Dempsey	Sergeant	No	Not from the Normal School	41
Henry C. Dennis	Private	No	In 1860, was attending school	18
George H. Dickson	Private	Yes	transferred 140 NYV Oct. 11, 1864; absent, sick, at Muster out of Company	19
Charles F. Dorrance	Private	No		22
Eugene Douglass	Private	No		26
Frederick L. Eastman	Private	Yes	Transferred to signal corps, Jan. 12, 1864	22
Moses Eldred	Private	No		27
Elmer J. Emmons	Private	No		19
Aaron H. Esmay	Private	No	In 1860, a farm laborer	24
Steward Facer	Private	No	In 1860, was attending school	18
James Ferris	Private	No		22
David F. Ferris	Private	Yes	Corp. July 22, 1863; Sgt. Dec. 8, 1863; detached to Battalion of Sharpshooters Aug. 15, 1864; Transferred 140th NYV Oct 10, 1864; killed in action March 31, 1865, near Skunks Hollow, Virg.	21
Michael Gaffney	Private	No		25
Robert W. Gardner	Private	No	In 1860, was a carpenter	31
David Gregory	Private	No		25
John Hanes	Private	No	In 1860, was a carpenter	27
David S. Harris	Private	No	In 1860, was a farm laborer	25
JohnHocknell	Private	No		20
Andress B. Hull	Private	Yes	Corporal July. 22, 1863; Sergeant Dec 8, 1863; Orderly Sergeant, Captain in 20th US Colored Infantry Jan. 25, 1864, mustered out Oct. 7, 1865; AKA Albert B.	20
Orson Hunt	Private	No		19
Albert N. Husted	2nd Lieutenant	Yes	mustered in as 2nd Lieut. 1st Lieut. Jan 28, 1863, Capt. Co. I May 6, 1864. Slightly wounded in action at Chancellorville, Virg. May, 1863. Mustered out Oct. 11, 1864 near Petersburg, Virg.	28
William Kidd	1st Lieutenant	No	mustered in as 1st Lieutenant; discharged Jan. 28, 1863; military secretary to Gov. Horiatio Seymour	20
Rodney G. Kimball	Captain	Yes		27
John Laffin	Private	No		18
John Leek	Private	No	was a cooper in 1860	36
John Mackey	Private	No		46
Thomas J. Mahoney	Private	No		25
Martin D. Marcley	musician	No		28
Frederick Mason	Private	No		41
George McBlain	Private	Yes	Wounded in action Dec. 13, 1862, Fredericksburg, Virginia; Died of wounds Feb. 9, 1863, Douglas Hospital, Washington, DC	22
Samuel McBlain	Sergeant	Yes	Corp. Sept. 25, 1862; Sgt. March 17, 1863; commissioned 2nd Lieut. but not mustered, Sept. 16, 1864; transferred Co. I, 140th NYV; Became 2nd Lieut. Dec. 30, 1864, 1st Lieut. March 5, 1865 Mustered out June 3, 1865, Alexandria, Virg. (Capt.?)	26
Robert McDuffee	Private	No	In 1860, was a wagon master	26
Darwin C. McDuffee	Private	No	In 1860, was a farm laborer	20
Cyrus S. McDuffy	Private	Yes	AKA McDuffee, Cyrus T. wounded April 1864, tranferred Co. E 140th NYV Oct 11, 1864, mustered out June 3, 1865	20
John McGovern	Private	No		18
Erastus Miller	Private	No		36
Horace F. Mills	Private	Yes	Corporal, Jan. 25, 1863; Sgt. Nov. 18, 1863; discharged Dec 8, 1863 for promotion; Captain, 9th US Colored Infantry, Dec. 20, 1863, Brevet Major, March 13, 1865	23
Orrin G. Moore	Private	Yes	transferred to signal corps Jan. 12, 1864	20
Scott Munson	Private	No		19
Willis W. Munson	Private	No		21
Spencer D. Newton	Private	No		18
Robert B. Nimmons	Sergeant	No		23
William Oliver	Private	No		21
Hiram F. Olmstead	Corporal	Yes	Corporal Sept. 25, 1862; discharged for disease Jan. 7, 1864 at US General Hospital, York, Penn.	26
John H. Ostrom	Sergeant	Yes	Sgt. September 25, 1862; discharged for promotion Dec. 30, 1862; 2nd Lieut. 176 NYV Dec. 18, 1862; mustered out Aug. 3, 1863; commissioned 1st Lieut. Not mustered.	21
Norman Ottman	Private	No		37
Jason A. Richards	Private	No		19
Rensselaer D. L. Richardson	Private	No		39
Patrick Riley	Private	No		23
Joseph H. Rowe	Private	No		21
Hiram S. Rowley	Private	No	In 1860, a blacksmith	36
Demmon L. Rowley	Private	No		24
William Royal	Private	No		21
Amos N. Royal	Private	No		18
Jason Sexton	Private	No		28
Benn Shearer	Private	No		26
John P. Sherwood	Private	No		19
Josephus Simmons	Private	No	In 1860, was a carpenter	39
Albert Smith	Private	Yes	died of typhoid fever and pneumonia Dec. 7, 1862, near Falmouth, Virginia	22
Peter N. Sommers	Private	No		25
James Sperling	Private	No	In 1860, worked for Benjamin Barrick, a warehouser and grocer	25
Charles E. Sprague	Corporal	No	Sgt. Jan 14, 1863; wounded in action July 2, 1863 at Gettysburg; discharged for wounds March 10, 1864, at US General Hospital, West Philadelphia; Brevet Colonel by the Gov. of New York Dec. 30, 1868; Dime Savings Bank	19
Harvey Strevell	Private	No		21
Oliver W. Sturdevant	Corporal	No		26
John E. Sturdevant	Private	No		20
William Swan	Private	No		27
Helim Thompson	Corporal	No		23
Delos Thompson	Private	No		21
Perry Thompson	Private	No		18
Charles E. Thorn	Private	Yes	wounded in action June 3, 1864, Cold Harbor, Virginia; transferred Co. C 140 NYV Oct 11, 1864; Mustered out May 15, 1865 at US General Hospital, York, Penn.	22
Oscar C. Tooker	Private	No	Corporal, Dec. 8, 1863; captured in action May 8, 1864, Laurel Hill, Virginia; re-captured May 9, 1863 Beaver Dam Station, Virginia	26
Elbert Traver	Private	Yes	in battles of Fredericksburg, Chancellorville and Gettysburg; wounded July 2nd 1863, died of wounds at Gettysburg, July 3rd, 1863, bullet	22
Gould J. Travis	Private	Yes	Transferred Co. D 140th NYV Oct. 11, 1864; Musterred out June 3, 1865	21
Charles Updike	Private	No	In 1860, was a farm laborer for Sidney Burrough's father; in Philadelphia hospital at muster out on May 16, 1865	27
John L. Varick	Private	No		23
Amos C. Vincent	Private	No	wounded in action Nov. 7, 1863, Rappahannock Station, Virginia, transferred to reserve Corps	24
Rodolphus G. Warner	Sergeant	Yes	Sgt. Sept 25, 1862; 2nd Lieutenant Jan. 28, 1863; Musterred out Aug 22, 1863	26
Charles F. Wilcox	Private	No	had detached service at the Adj. General's office in Washington	20
Franklin A. Wilder	Private	Yes	Corporal Jan. 25, 1863; transferred 140th NYV Oct 6, 1864; discharged for disease Nov. 16, 1864 at City Point, Virginia. Discharged an invalid; has lost sight in one eye as a result of loss of health in Army	24
Consider H. Willett	1st Sergeant	Yes	Sgt. Sept. 25, 1862; discharged Oct. 5, 1863 for promotion to Captain, Company G, 2nd US Colored Infantry on examination, 1863; yellow fever impaired health and he resigned Sept 12, 1865.	21
George B. Wolcott	Private	Yes	killed in action, Gettysburg, July 2, 1863.	20
Harrison Wood	waggoner	No	moved to Geneva, Ohio after the War	21
James R. Woodworth	Private	No	Killed in action, May 8, 1863, Laurel Hill, Virginia	21
Emanuel Yakeley	Private	No	In 1860 was a shoemaker, moved to Crawford, Nebraska after the War	31