Captain William Hunt, killed Battle of Franklin

Captain Albert Smith

Captain Edwin Stewart

1st Lt Norman Waite

John Jaquett*

2nd Lt Andrew Wales

1st Sgt Milton Brown, killed Battle of Franklin

Alonzo Streeter

Sgt Isreal Cramer

Orlin Hayes

William Stugard*

James Knights

Alonzo Freeman

Delayvan Streeter

Corp George Grove

Thomas Armstrong

James Ritch

Charles Wilkinson

Thomas Bladen

George Finch

James B Menhennick

Robert Navarre*

Musician anAbram Ferguson

Daniel Luke

Wagoner George McBride*

Privates

Alberts	Henry
Aldrich	Miles
Alford	Henry
Allen	Charles
Armstrong  John
Bates	Martin
Belcamp	Henry
Bernoar*   Henry
Berry	Henry
Beverly	Ira
Bladon	George
Boles	John
Boston	John
Brennan	James
Bunting	Francis
Carpenter  William
Cevegnia   Leon
Clark	Daniel
Clum	Martin
Coleman	Peter
Cuthbert   John
Davis	William
Day	William
Dilmore	John
Doyle	James
Drake	Robert
Dustin	Walter
Edwards	Abel
Foey	George
Folmer	Conrad
Griffin	George
Handy	Francis
Harris	John
Hollister   Frank
Innes	Lemuel
James	William
Johnson	Charles
Jones	Jackson
Knight	John
Lafountain  Charles
Lane	Willis
Lagendorf   William
Laughlin    James
Lenordson   Levi
Lyons	Thomas
McCarty	Silas
McGlue	Arthur
Metcalf	Milo
Navarre	Daniel
Navarre*    Isadore
Newman	Phillip
Oneal	Owen
Oneal	Patrick
Petee*	Charles
Poierier*   Louis
Rahm	Jacob
Raymond	John
Riser*	John
Rinehart    William
Rolling*    Charles
Sabins*	Alonzo
Salsbury*   Eli
Seymore	George
Schaffner   William
Shay	William
Sidell*	William
Smiley	James
Smith	Edward
Sprague	Charles
Stockwell   Elazor
Sterk	Henry
Suzor	Peter
Swakeman    Christopher
Timer	Isreal
Turner	Alonzo
Tyler	Truman
Vanalstine  William
Vosen	Pierre
Wilcox	Leander
Wildy	Jerimaih
Williams    John
Young	Joseph

Sgt. Delayvan Streeter
 He was 23 years old when he enlisted in Toledo, Ohio on August 8, 1862. He was born in Mercer Co. Pa. and stood 5'8" tall with Grey eyes and Dark hair, his occupationois listed as a farmer. He entered as a Pvt and was promoted to 
Corpl. Oct. 15, 1862, he was reduced to ranks by request on Aug. 19, 1863. He was captured at Limestone Station on Sept. 8, 1863 and sent to Belle Isle prison. He was then sent to Andersonville
and escaped from there on March 3, 1864. He would be known as the only man to escape from Andersonville(book by McKay, Andersonville pg. 292). He was given a 20 day
furlough before returning to the company, Special Order No. 171 signed by E.D. Townsend. He returns to the Co. and fights with the 100th thru the Atlanta Campaign. 
He is captured at the Battle of Utoy Creek and sent to Savannah, Ga. He escaped on Oct. 8, 1864 and returned to Union lines Nov. 20, 1864. He is promoted to Sgt. Jan. 15, 1865 and is mustered out with the rest of
the regiment June 20, 1865. He married Clara Streeter(same name) June 1858 in Adrian, Mi. He had three children and all lived in Kiowa, KS. He also had a brother in the 22nd Wisconsin who died in 1885.

Louis N. (Napoleon) Poierier b. 1830 - 1833 d. 01/25/1896 married Julia A. (Ror, Rau, Row ??) 09/22/1847 in Syracuse, New York Enlisted in the 100th Ohio Infantry, Company E on 08/06/1862 at age 29 Captured at Limestone Station, mustered out at Greensboro, N.C. 06/20/1865 Nickname in the Regiment "Bony" Civil War Pension Claim #670.032, Certificate # 450991, claiming rheumatism Paid $17 per 
month pension, last payment 12/04/1895 As of 08/24/1888 address was 825 Summit (?), Toledo, OH As of 02/24/1903 his wife resided at 608 Washington St., Toledo, OH He appears on the 11th Census, 1890, Lucas County, Toledo, OH, Page 3 , Dist 224 I know of one son that he had (same name as his) who was born in Toledo in either 1858 or 1859 and eventually migrated to Quincy, Adams County, IL.























	Web Hosting 
	· 
	Blog
	· 
	Guestbooks 
	· 
	Message Forums 
	· 
	Mailing Lists


	Easiest Website Builder ever! 
	·
	Build your own toolbar 
	·
	Free Talking Character
	· 
	Email Marketing


	powered by  bravenet.com