12th Michigan Infantry

12th Michigan Infantry[1]

Killed:
Alonzo H. Allen (A), Charles Barnes (B), Corporal William H. Brown (B), Corporal Lyman A. Burke (B), Martin Donahue (B), Norman Ivory (B), Alva Smith (B), Hezekiah Branch (C), Frederick Brown (C), Perry W Cottrell (C), Henry Hudson (C), Samuel Porter (C), James W. Fleming (D), Corporal Marvin S. Pendell (D), Oscar J. Raymond (D), James Worden (D), Daniel W. Allen (E), Logan Gardner (E), William Gray (E), Lewis Smith (E), Luman Brown (F), Cornelius Kierstead (F), James M. Reeve (F), John H. Shickley (F), Isaac N. Tewksburry (F), Second Lieutenant Alexander G. Davis (G), Stephen W. Bonnel (H), James M. Bowman (H), William Wilson (H), William Calhoun (I), David A. Foster (I), Sergeant Henry L. Johnson (I), Corporal George T. Smith (I), John Treadwell (I), Horace J. Treat (I), William E. Willis (I), Patrick Finn (K), Alvin A. Godfrey (K), Harvey Post (K), Stoddard H. Roosa (K) and Ferdinand P. Row (K).


Wounded:
George F. Barker (A), Joshua Bradford (A), Second Lieutenant David McClelland (A), Bela A. Norton (A), First Lieutenant Charles A. VanRiper (A)[2], William Garrett (B), Michael Larkin (B), Corporal Joshua McKean (B), Orlando H. Wright (B), John Pennington (C), Herbert M. Reynolds (C), Sergeant Nelson H. Clafln (D), George W. Edkin (D), George W. Gates (D), Musician Thomas J. Stimpson (D), Milton H. Stout (D), Milton H. Townsend (D), Benjamin Vanwert (D), Sergeant Charles W. Barrett (E), First Lieutenant Thomas C. Bradley (E), William Mandlin (E), Phillip May (E), Wilder M. Robbins (E), Martin L. Ackely (G), William Belcher (G)[3], Second Lieutenant Jonathan L. Chase (H), Fifer David W. Dibble (H), Gorton Graham (H), Corporal Wesley M. Hall (H), Captain Gilbert D. Johnson (H), Corporal William Munger (H), Orlando A. Cook (I), Second Lieutenant Charles E. Howe (I), John M. Breithaupt (K), Anson Lewis (K), John I. Nostrand (K), Barney S. Robards (K) and Corporal Burney O. Wilson (K).


Missing:
Peter J. Bilderback (A), Benjamin F. Higgins (A), John Higgins (A), Zachariah B. Langley (A), Sylvester P. Smith (A), Corporal John Adams (B), William Becker (B), James Bouton (B), Dewitt Guy (B), Corporal Charles Holbrook (B), James G. Kime (B), William Miller (B), Minert Shippie (B), Huey M. Sweet (B), Otis A. Winslow (B), Forest F. Woddard (B), Francis Conroy (C), John Gathergood (C), Charles S. Harris (C), Isaac Marks (C), John H. Pattison (C), Eri O. Smith (C), George Smith (C), Reuben Stratton (C), Thomas B. Wynn (C), Isaac B. Baily (D), John Baldwin (D), Peter Burns (D), John H. Coger (D), Corporal James H. Failing (D), Thomas Fitzgerald (D), Andrew D. Hicks (D), Charles A. Owen (D), John C. Salter (D), Wesley Skutt (D), Robert Bloom (E), Edgar H. Durand (E), Francis W. Hurd (E), John Stillwell (E), Albert Stinebeck (E), Elijah Warner (E), William C. Williams (E), Alanson B. Austin (F), Armsted P. Claspey (F), Robert Lambert (F), Simon Potter (F), William H. Smith (F), Abram Spears (F), Corporal James D. Taggart (F), Sergeant Samuel W. Grinnell (G), Talcott B. Irish (G), Thomas C. Kenyon (G), Corporal Jerome B. Lafferty (G), William H. Lombard (G), John Nagel (G), Harvey Harper (H), Sergeant Isaac W. Lansing (H), William Minnick (H), Sergeant Lyman Sylvester (H), Runyan VanHise (H), William Vannatteen (H), William H. Watrous (H), Calvin H. Davidson (I), Samuel S. Davis (I), First Lieutenant John Graham (I), William Horton Jr. (I), Jasper N. Murphy (I), Corporal Charles S. Reese (I), Charles H. Willard (I), Jasper F. Willis (I), Samuel O. Cary (K), First Lieutenant Andrew P. Collins (K), Franceilo Crego (K), Edwin A. Dunning (K), Second Lieutenant Daniel D. Flanigan (K), Addison McCoy (K), William M. Parish (K), Henry Teesdale (K) and Nicholas N. Webber (K).


[1] Brown, George H, Adjutant General. Record of Service of Michigan Volunteers in the Civil War 1861-1865. Volume 12. (Kalamazoo: Ihling Bros. and Everard, 1915.)
[2] Also captured.
[3] Also captured.