U.S. Colored Troops

Come and Join Us Brothers. U.S. Colored Troop Recruitment broadside. 1863-1865

U.S. Colored Troops

All Regiment U. S. Colored Troop

  • 1ST U.S. COLORED INFANTRY - District of Columbia
  • 2ND U.S. COLORED INFANTRY - Arlington, Virginia
  • 3RD U.S. COLORED INFANTRY - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
  • 4TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY - Baltimore, Maryland
  • 5TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY - Camp Delaware, Ohio - 127th Ohio Volunteer Infantry
  • 6TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY - Camp William Penn, Pennsylvania
  • 6TH REGIMENT, LOUISIANA - New Orleans, Louisiana
  • 7TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY - Baltimore, Maryland
  • 7TH REGIMENT LOUISIANA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY - New Orleans, Louisiana
  • 8TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY - Camp William Penn, Pennsylvania
  • 9TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY - Camp Staunton, Maryland
  • 10TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY - State of Virginia
  • 11TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY (OLD) - (five companies) - Fort Smith, Arkansas
  • 11TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY (NEW) - La Grange, Lafayette, Memphis, Tennessee and Corinth, Mississippi - 7th U.S. Colored Heavy Artillery
  • 12TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY - State of Tennessee
  • 13TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY - Nashville, Tennessee
  • 14TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY - Gallatin, Tennessee
  • 15TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY - Nashville, Tennessee
  • 16TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY - Nashville, Tennessee
  • 17TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY - Nashville, Tennessee
  • 18TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY - State of Missouri
  • 19TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY - Camp Staunton, Maryland
  • 20TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY - Riker's Island, New York
  • 21ST U.S. COLORED INFANTRY - Hilton Head, South Carolina - 3rd and 4th Regiments, South Carolina Colored Infantry
  • 22ND U.S. COLORED INFANTRY - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
  • 23RD U.S. COLORED INFANTRY - Camp Casey, Virginia
  • 24TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY - Camp William Penn, Pennsylvania
  • 25TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
  • 26TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Riker's Island, New York
  • 27TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Camp Delaware, Ohio
  • 28TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Indianapolis, Indiana
  • 29TH CONNECTICUT VOLUNTEER INFANTRY REGIMENT - New Haven, Connecticut
  • 29TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Quincy, Illinois
  • 30TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Camp Stanton, Maryland
  • 31ST U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Hart's Island, New York
  • 32ND U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Camp William Penn, Pennsylvania
  • 33RD U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Beaufort, South Carolina - 1st South Carolina Colored Infantry
  • 34RD U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Beaufort and Hilton Head, South Carolina - 2nd South Carolina Colored Infantry
  • 35TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - New Berne, North Carolina - 1st North Carolina Colored Infantry
  • 36TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Portsmouth, Virginia - 2nd North Carolina Colored Infantry
  • 37TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Norfolk, Virginia - 3rd North Carolina Colored Infantry
  • 38TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - State of Virginia
  • 39TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Baltimore, Maryland
  • 40TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Nashville and Greenville, Tennessee
  • 41ST U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
  • 42ND U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Chattanooga and Nashville, Tennessee
  • 43RD U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
  • 44TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Chattanooga, Tennessee - Rome and Dalton, Georgia
  • 45TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
  • 46TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - State of Arkansas - 1st Arkansas Infantry (African Descent)
  • 47TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Lake Providence, Louisiana - 8th Louisiana Infantry (African Descent)
  • 48TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Lake Providence, Louisiana - 10th Louisiana Infantry (African Descent)
  • 49TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Milliken's Bend, Louisiana - 11th Louisiana Infantry (African Descent)
  • 50TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Vicksburg, Mississippi - 12th Louisiana Infantry (African Descent)
  • 51ST U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Milliken's Bend, Louisiana - 1st Mississippi Infantry (African Descent)
  • 52ND U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Vicksburg, Mississippi - 2nd Mississippi Infantry (African Descent)
  • 53RD U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Warrentown, Mississippi - 3rd Mississippi Infantry (African Descent)
  • 54TH MASSACHUSETTS VOLUNTEER INFANTRY REGIMENT - Camp Meigs, Readville, Massachusetts
  • 54TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY - State of Arkansas - 2nd Arkansas Infantry (African Descent)
  • 55TH MASSACHUSETTS VOLUNTEER INFANTRY REGIMENT - Camp Meigs, Readville, Massachusetts
  • 55TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Corinth, Mississippi - 1st Alabama Infantry (African Descent)
  • 56TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - St. Louis, Missouri - *3rd Arkansas Infantry (African Descent)
  • 57TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Duvall's Bluff, Little Rock and Helena, Arkansas - 4th Arkansas Infantry (African Descent)
  • 58TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Natchez, Mississippi - 6th Mississippi Infantry (African Descent)
  • 59TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - La Grange, Tennessee - 1st Tennessee Infantry (African Descent)
  • 60TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY - Keokuk, Iowa - 1st Iowa Colored Infantry
  • 61ST U.S. COLORED INFANTRY - La Grange, Tennessee - 2nd Tennessee Infantry (African Descent)
  • 62ND U.S. COLORED INFANTRY - Benton Barracks, Missouri - 1st Missouri Colored Infantry
  • 63RD U.S. COLORED INFANTRY - Memphis and Island No. 10, Tennessee, Vicksburg, Mississippi and Goodrich's Landing, Louisiana - 9th Louisiana Infantry (African Descent)
  • 64TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY - Camp Holly Springs, Memphis, and Island No. 10, Tennessee - 7th Louisiana Infantry (African Descent)
  • 65TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY - Benton Barracks, Missouri - 2nd Missouri Colored Infantry
  • 66TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY - Vicksburg, Mississippi - 4th Mississippi Infantry (African Descent)
  • 67TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY - Benton Barracks, Missouri - 3rd Missouri Colored Infantry
  • 68TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY - Benton Barracks, Missouri - 4th Missouri Colored Infantry
  • 69TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY - Pine Bluff, Duvall's Bluff, Little Rock and Helena, Arkansas, and Memphis, Tennessee
  • 70TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY - Natchez, Mississippi
  • 71ST U.S. COLORED INFANTRY - Black River Bridge and Natchez, Mississippi, and Alexandria, Louisiana
  • 72ND U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Covington, Kentucky
  • 73RD U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - New Orleans, Louisiana - 1st Louisiana Native Guards & 1st Corps de Afrique Infantry
  • 74TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - New Orleans, Louisiana - 2nd Louisiana Native Guards & 2nd Corps de Afrique Infantry
  • 75TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - New Orleans, Louisiana - 3rd Louisiana Native Guards & 3rd Corps de Afrique Infantry
  • 76TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - New Orleans, Louisiana - 4th Louisiana Native Guards & 4th Corps de Afrique Infantry
  • 77TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Fort St. Philip, Louisiana - 5th Corps de Afrique Infantry
  • 78TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Port Hudson, Louisiana - 6th Corps de Afrique Infantry
  • 79TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT (OLD) - Port Hudson, Louisiana - 7th Corps de Afrique Infantry
  • 79TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY (NEW) - Fort Scott, Kansas - 1st Kansas Colored Infantry
  • 80TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Port Hudson, Louisiana - 8th Corps de Afrique Infantry
  • 81ST U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Port Hudson, Louisiana - 9th Corps de Afrique Infantry
  • 82ND U.S. COLORED INFANTRY - REGIMENT - Port Hudson, Louisiana - 10th Corps de Afrique Infantry
  • 83RD U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT (OLD) - Port Hudson, Louisiana - 11th Corps de Afrique Infantry
  • 83RD U.S. COLORED INFANTRY (NEW) REGIMENT - Forts Scott and Leavenworth, Kansas - 2nd Kansas Colored Infantry
  • 84TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Port Hudson, Louisiana - 12th Corps de Afrique Infantry
  • 85TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - New Orleans, Louisiana - 13th Corps de Afrique Infantry
  • 86TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - New Orleans, Louisiana - 14th Corps de Afrique Infantry
  • 87TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT (OLD) - New Orleans, Louisiana - 16th Corps de Afrique Infantry
  • 87TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT (NEW) - Louisiana - *Consolidation of 87th (OLD) and 96th United States Colored Troops
  • 88TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT (OLD) - Port Hudson, Louisiana - 17th Corps de Afrique Infantry
  • 88TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT (NEW) - Memphis, Tennessee
  • 89TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Port Hudson, Louisiana - 18th Corps de Afrique Infantry
  • 90TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Madisonville, Louisiana - 19th Corps de Afrique Infantry
  • 91ST U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Fort Pike, Louisiana - 20th Corps de Afrique Infantry
  • 92ND U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - New Orleans, Louisiana - 22nd Corps de Afrique Infantry
  • 93RD U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - New Iberia, Louisiana - 26th Corps de Afrique Infantry
  • 94TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Failed to complete organization
  • 95TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Camp Parapet, Louisiana - 1st Corps de Afrique Engineers
  • 96TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - New Orleans, Louisiana - 2nd Corps de Afrique Engineers
  • 97TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - New Orleans, Louisiana - 3rd Corps de Afrique Engineers
  • 98TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Camp Parapet, New Orleans, and Berwick City, Louisiana - 4th Corps de Afrique Engineers
  • 99TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - New Orleans, Louisiana - 5th Corps de Afrique Engineers
  • 100TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Kentucky
  • 101ST U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Tennessee
  • 102ND U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Detroit, Michigan - 1st Michigan Colored Infantry
  • 103RD U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Hilton Head, South Carolina
  • 104TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Beaufort, South Carolina
  • 105TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Failed to complete organization
  • 106TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Decatur, Alabama - 4th Alabama Colored Infantry
  • 107TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Louisville, Kentucky
  • 108TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Louisville, Kentucky
  • 109TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Louisville, Kentucky
  • 110TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Pulaski, Tennessee - 2nd Alabama Colored Infantry
  • 111TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Pulaski, Prospect, and Lynnville, Tennessee, and Sulphur Branch Trestle, Alabama - 3rd Alabama Colored Infantry
  • 112TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Little Rock, Arkansas - 5th Arkansas Colored Infantry
  • 113TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT (OLD) - Little Rock, Arkansas - 6th Arkansas Colored Infantry
  • 113TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT (NEW) - Little Rock, Arkansas - *Consolidation of 11th United States Colored Troops (OLD), 112th United States Colored Troops and 113th United States Colored Troops (OLD)
  • 114TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Camp Nelson, Kentucky
  • 115TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Bowling Green, Kentucky
  • 116TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Camp Nelson, Kentucky
  • 117TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Covington, Kentucky
  • 118TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Baltimore, Maryland
  • 119TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Camp Nelson, Kentucky
  • 120TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Henderson, Kentucky
  • 121ST U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Nashville, Tennessee
  • 122ND U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Louisville, Kentucky
  • 123RD U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Louisville, Kentucky
  • 124TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Camp Nelson, Kentucky
  • 125TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Louisville, Kentucky
  • 126TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Not organized
  • 127TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
  • 128TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Hilton Head, South Carolina
  • 135TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Goldsboro, North Carolina
  • 136TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Atlanta, Georgia
  • 137TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Selma, Alabama
  • 138TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT - Atlanta, Georgia

  • Black Missourians in the Civil War

    Black Missourians in the Civil War

    The men of the 62nd and 65th U.S. Colored Troops were the co-founders of Lincoln Institute (later Lincoln University). Pictured are Logan Bennett (see drawing below) and from top: John Jeffereys, Columbia; Jacob Anderson, Fayette; and Nelson Bergamise, New Franklin. From the collection of the late Lorenzo Greene, Lincoln University.

    Nationally, more than 186,000 blacks served in the military during the Civil War. They constituted 10 percent of the total Union Army force and 25 percent of the naval strength. Another 200,000 served as laborers and dock workers. There were more than 120 regiments and 10 batteries of light artillery. By the war's end, more than 37,000 blacks had given their lives for their country. Nearly 35 percent of all blacks who wore the Union Army uniform saw combat, and they fought in 500 military actions and more than 40 major battles. Seventeen black soldiers and four black sailors were awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor.

    When the war broke out, black men enthusiastically offered their services. They believed that success for the Union meant freedom. But military tradition, beginning with the Militia Act in 1792, barred blacks from the armed forces, despite the fact that 5,000 blacks had helped America gain independence in 1783 and had fought in every war since colonial times.

    What of the Missouri slave? Like his colleagues elsewhere, he volunteered his services only to have them refused. Although slavery was the cause, this was a white man's war. White Americans, no matter what their political loyalties, were generally opposed to the idea of blacks in the military. To arm the blacks was to confess that the North could not get the job done without them. In the South, to arm the blacks was to incite slave revolts. Once they had been soldiers, it would have been impossible to re-enslave blacks or to keep slaves in bondage. Men who fight for their country have a right to citizenship. Because of its divided loyalty, nowhere was a greater effort made to maintain the status quo than in Missouri.

    Logan Bennett, 65th U.S. Colored Troops. From the collection of the late Lorenzo Greene, Lincoln Unversity.

    Early in the war, President Lincoln was deeply concerned about the border slave states that remained in the Union - Kentucky, Maryland, and Missouri. Realizing Missouri's importance, Lincoln stated that if the state joined the South, the job of preserving the Union would be "too large for us." He thus made every effort to keep Missouri's loyalty.

    Missouri was torn by strife from within and without. Since 1854, it had carried on a bloody border war with Kansas over the slavery issue. The state was divided by opposing loyalties, Union sympathizers versus secessionist slave holders. While 109,000 Missourians fought for the "stars and stripes" of the Union, 30,000 fought for the "stars and bars" of the Confederacy.

    By 1862, with the border states reasonably secure, Lincoln requested and Congress approved the use of black troops. On July 31, 1863, Lincoln ordered all able-bodied blacks be enlisted in the Union Army. All such volunteers or draftees would be free. Abolitionists - white and black - were overjoyed, for they had been urging Lincoln to use the "sable arm" at his disposal.

    Once he had decided to use black troops, Lincoln made earnest efforts to enlist them. In the fall of 1863, he sent Adjutant General Lorenzo Thomas into Maryland, Tennessee, and Missouri to enroll them.

    For blacks, it was the dawn of a new day. They eagerly sought to enlist. Altogether, Missouri sent 8,400 blacks to fight in the Union Army, including the 62nd U.S. Regiment of (Missouri) Colored Infantry of African Descent. Many Missouri blacks also served in out-of-state regiments, especially in the 1st Iowa Regiment of African Descent, and 1st and 2nd Regiments of Kansas Colored Volunteers.

    Yet many blacks who would have enlisted were dissuaded by conservative officials and by guerrillas who tortured, beat, and hanged prospective enlistees. Hundreds ran away, some going as far as Massachusetts to enlist.

    Some blacks enlisted as substitutes for white men or joined to get a bounty of $100 if the slave was drafted, or $300 if the slave volunteered. The master, however, received the bounty.

    Discrimination followed these Missourians into the army. Blacks, like whites, were promised a bounty, but not until the war was over did they receive it. While white soldiers received $13 a month, of which three dollars was for clothing and one ration, Negro soldiers were given $10 a month, three of which were for clothing and one ration.

    Blacks were given inferior weapons and materials, inadequate medical care and, if captured, were killed until Lincoln and Grant threatened to treat captured Confederates in a similar manner.

    Blacks performed other valuable services for the Union Army besides fighting. They acted as informants and spies, pointing out locations of bushwhackers and guerrillas. Black men worked as teamsters, cooks, breastworks builders and in other non-combat capacities. Many black women acted as nurses.

    At the end of the war, the 62nd and 65th United States Colored Infantries raised more than $6,000 to fund a school back in Missouri. Nearly all contributed; one soldier gave $100 out of an annual salary of $156. The school they established in Jefferson City later became Lincoln University.

    The war held out bright hopes for the future of Missouri blacks. Psychologically, the war had a tremendous effect upon the Negro soldier. He went into the army as a property; he came out a man.

    Colored Regiment

    There were Black Confederate soldiers. This is a fact, not fiction. Conservative estimates state that over 50,000 African-Confederates served in the Confederate Army. Many of these men saw combat and participated in it. Some died.

    Although the Confederate Congress did not authorize Colored Units in the Confederate Army until 1865, when it was too late, there were many unofficial soldiers overlooked by officers who were desperate to fill the ranks so quickly dwindling. Also, many individual Southern states authorized colored militia units. For example, Alabama in 1862.

    Some would ask, "Why would they serve; why would they fight?" They served and fought for the same reasons as their white counterparts. They felt that the South was their home, too. Whether slave or free, each had a stake in the society and each had a home they felt endeared to. For example, many Charleston negroes actually cheered at the possibility that they would be able to shoot Yankees shortly after the outbreak of War.

    African-Confederates not only offered their services as soldiers but also as laborers. Many colored communities took up collections for the Confederate War Effort. Even individual negroes, both free and slave, contributed their money for the Confederate Government.

    The African-Confederate went to War for the South as body servants, teamsters, laborers, and even soldiers. Many saw action. Some were wounded and some were killed in defense of the South. Most were loyal and cared for their master with whom they went to war. Many cases tell of a body servant removing a wounded soldier to the surgeon or taking the body of a fallen soldier home for proper burial.

    Their efforts remain largely forgotten as it does not fit into the well defined roles of the different races. It also causes the mold of the North as liberator and the South as an enslaver to crack just a little.

    1st U.S. Colored Troops Infantry

    Roster

    Organized in the District of Columbia May 19 to June 30, 1863. Ordered to Dept. of Virginia and attached to United States Forces, Norfolk and Portsmouth, Dept. of Virginia and North Carolina, July to October, 1863. United States Forces, Yorktown, Va., Dept. of Virginia and North Carolina, to April, 1864. 1st Brigade, Hincks' Colored Division, 18th Corps, Army of the James, Dept. of Virginia and North Carolina, to June, 1864. 1st Brigade, 3rd Division, 18th Corps, to December, 1864. 1st Brigade, 1st Division, 25th Corps, to December, 1864. 1st Brigade, 3rd Division, 25th Corps, to March, 1865. 1st Brigade, 3rd Division, 10th Corps, Dept. of North Carolina, to August, 1865. Dept. of North Carolina to muster out.

    SERVICE.--Duty at Norfolk, Portsmouth and Yorktown, Va., until April, 1864. Expedition from Norfolk to South Mills, Camden Court House, etc., N. C., December 5-24, 1863. Butler's operations south of James River and against Petersburg and Richmond, Va., May 4-June 15. Action at Wilson's Wharf May 24. Assaults on Petersburg June 15-18. Siege of Petersburg and Richmond June 16 to December 7, 1864. Explosion of Mine, Petersburg, July 30. Demonstration on north side of the James River September 28-30. Battle of Chaffin's Farm, New Market Heights, September 28-30. Fort Harrison September 29. Battle of Fair Oaks October 27-28. Expedition to Fort Fisher, N. C., December 7-27. 2nd Expedition to Fort Fisher, N, C., January 7-15, 1865. Assault on and capture of Fort Fisher January 15. Sugar Loaf Hill January 19. Sugar Loaf Battery February 11. Fort Anderson February 18-20. Capture of Wilmington February 22. Northeast Ferry February 22. Campaign of the Carolinas March 1-April 26. Advance on Goldsboro March 6-21. Occupation of Goldsboro March 21. Cox's Bridge March 23-24. Advance on Raleigh April 9-13. Occupation of Raleigh April 13. Bennett's House April 26. Surrender of Johnston and his army. Duty in the Dept. of North Carolina until September. Mustered out September 29, 1865.

    Regiment lost during service 4 Officers and 67 Enlisted men killed and mortally wounded and 1 Officer and 113 Enlisted men by disease. Total 185.

    Here follow the surnames of the soldiers that served in the 1st U.S. Colored Troops Infantry.

    Surnames A 1st U.S. Colored Troops Infantry

    First Name Last Name Company Rank_In Rank_Out
    Wm Abrams D Private Private
    William Ackis E Private Private
    Henry Adams Private Private
    James T. Adams D Sergeant Private
    John Quincy Adams C Corporal Corporal
    Nathan Adams A Private Private
    Samuel Adams C Private Private
    Winfield S. Adams D Private Private
    Winfield S. Addams D
    Daniel Addison D Private Private
    George Addison F Private Private
    Hamilton Addison D Private Private
    Theodore Addison H Private Musician
    Daniel Adison D
    James Alexander C Corporal Private
    Joseph Alexander A Private Private
    William Alexander E Private Sergeant
    Wm Alexander I Sergeant Private
    Daniel Allen G Private Corporal
    George Allen G Private Corporal
    Jacob Allen K Private Private
    Joseph Allen K Private Private
    Peter Allen A Private Private
    Randall Allen D Private Private
    Richard Allen F Private Private
    Samuel Allen I Sergeant Sergeant
    Samuel Allen I Private Private
    Tibbett Allen C
    William Allen H Private Private
    William Allen K Private Private
    Amos Anderson Private
    Carey Anderson A Private Private
    Cornelius Anderson D Private Private
    George Anderson F
    John Anderson E Private Private
    John A. Anderson H Private Private
    Andrew Andrews H Private Private
    Wm. H. Andrews C Private Private
    Page Annison H Private Corporal
    August Antonio A Private Private
    John Arno A Corporal Sergeant Major
    Joseph Artist D Private Private
    Charles Ashton H Private Private
    Joseph Austin A Private Corporal

    Surnames B 1st U.S. Colored Troops Infantry

    First Name Last Name Company Rank_In Rank_Out
    Brumley Bailey H Private Private
    Edwin Bailey E Private Private
    George W. Bailey I Private Sergeant
    Harry Bailey I Private Private
    Henry Bailey I Private Private
    Marcellus Bailey D Private Private
    Thomas Bailey E Sergeant Private
    Austin Baker G Corporal Sergeant
    George Baker
    William Baker Corporal Corporal
    Peter Balden I Private Private
    Marcellus Baley D Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant
    Lewis Ball F Private Private
    William H. Ball A Private Private
    Hanson Ballet H Private Private
    George Bancroft A Private Private
    Alexander Banks C Private Sergeant
    Barnett Banks I Private Private
    Bradby Banks F Private Private
    Frank Banks A Private Private
    George W. Banks F Private Private
    Henry Banks C Private Private
    John Banks H Sergeant Sergeant
    Manuel Banks J Private Private
    Robert Banks A Private Private
    William Banks E Private Private
    James Barber I Private Private
    Peter Barlow I Private Private
    George W. Barnes G Private Private
    Richard Barnes F Private Private
    James Barnett I Private Private
    Bazil Barney E Private Private
    Nathan Barnham C Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant
    Charles Barr C Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant
    Abram Barrett A Private Private
    William B. Barrett A
    Columbus Barry C Private Private
    Stephen Baste Private
    Albert Bates Private
    Cebson Bates Private
    George W. Bates K Private Private
    Martin Bates C Private
    Armisted Baur F Corporal Private
    Armstead Baur F Corporal Private
    John H. Bauston F Sergeant Sergeant
    George Bean G Private Private
    Samie A. Bean A Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant
    William H. Bean B Private Private
    Jerry Beaufort E Private Private
    George Beckley H Corporal Private
    Isaac Beecum C Private
    Elam C. Beeman A First Lieutenant First Lieutenant
    Andrew Bell A Private Private
    Harry Bell C Musician Musician
    Joseph Bell H Private Private
    Samuel A. Bell Assistant Surgeon Assistant Surgeon
    Thomas Belts D Private Private
    William True Bennett A Captain Captain
    Charles Berkely E Private Private
    George Berkely H Corporal Private
    Columbus Berry E Private Private
    James Berry A Private Private
    James Berry I Private Private
    William Berry E Private Private
    Joseph Bett H Private Private
    Jerry Beufort L Private Private
    Wyatt Beverly E Corporal Corporal
    Charles Bias C Private Private
    Sylvester H. Birdsall C First Lieutenant First Lieutenant/Regimental Quartermaster
    Lewis Bishop Private
    Nathan L. Bishop BG First Lieutenant First Lieutenant
    George Bland B Private Private
    Jonas Blanham D Corporal Corporal
    Joseph Blanham K Private Private
    Benjamin Blow A Private Corporal
    John Bodely A Private Private
    Robert Bohannan F Private Private
    Peter Bolden C Private Private
    Peter Bolden G Private Private
    Robert Bolden A Private Sergeant
    Peter Bonam A Private Private
    Armstrad Bond F Corporal Private
    David Boney C Private Private
    John Bonie G Private Private
    John Bonn B Private Private
    Columbus Bony E Private
    John Bony K Private Private
    John Boom B Private Private
    William Boon C Private Private
    Elim Boone A Private
    Robert Booth Private Private
    Benjamin Borth F Private Private
    George Boston C Private Private
    Nathaniel Boston I Corporal Private
    John Boswell C Private Private
    Phillip Boswell E Private Private
    Robert Boulden A Private Sergeant
    John Bouy G Private Private
    John Bowden B Private Private
    Abraham C. Bowers C Private Private
    Albert Bowie I Private Private
    Collumbus Bowie E Private
    Isaac Bowie F Private Private
    John Bowie B Private Private
    John Bowie G Private Private
    John Bowie K Private
    Nathan Bowling H Private
    Philip Bowman CF Private Private
    Isaac Bowser C Private Private
    Alfred Boyd F Private Musician
    Lewis Boyd G Private Private
    Stephen A Boyden F Captain Captain
    Richard Boyle G Private Private
    John F. Bragden D Sergeant Sergeant
    Jesse Braxton B Private Private
    William R. Brazie G Captain Captain
    George Breath A Private Private
    Martin Brice K Corporal Private
    Archer W. Briggs A Sergeant Private
    Benjamin B. Brisbane HF Second Lieutenant First Lieutenant
    Edward Briscoe D Private Private
    Frank Briscoe D Private Private
    Joseph Briscoe I Private Private
    George Brisko Private Private
    Henry Britman D Private Private
    William Britt D Private Private
    William Brittan D Private Private
    Ira Britton G Private Private
    Isaac Brockett Private Private
    Philip Brookins B Private Private
    Alexander Brooks Private
    Cyrus Brooks F Private Private
    Daniel Brooks E Private
    David R. Brooks D Private Private
    Joseph Brooks H Private Private
    Peter Brooks A Private Private
    Robert Brooks D Corporal Private
    William Brooks B Private Private
    Albert Brown H Sergeant Corporal
    Alexander Brown D Private Private
    Alexander Brown A Private Private
    Andrew Brown I Private Corporal
    Charles Brown A Private Private
    Charles Brown G Private Private
    Charles T. Brown B Private Private
    Charles T. Brown C Private Sergeant
    Charles W. Brown K Private Private
    Chas. H. Brown I Private Sergeant
    Dennis Brown H Private Private
    Frederick Brown I Private Private
    Henry Brown E Private Private
    Henry Brown F Private Private
    Henry Brown H Corporal Private
    Henry H. Brown F Captain Captain
    James Brown A Private Private
    James Brown D Private Private
    James R. Brown K Private Private
    John Brown A Private Private
    John Brown F Private Corporal
    John Brown G Private Private
    John Brown G Private Private
    John H. W. Brown C Private Private
    John Henry Brown E Private Third Sergeant
    John T. Brown F Corporal Private
    Josiah Brown B Private Private
    Lewis Brown A Private Private
    Matthias Brown E Private Private
    Nelson T. Brown A Private Private
    Robert Brown E Private Private
    Robert Brown
    Robert Brown I Private Private
    Robert P. Brown I Private Private
    Samuel Brown G Private Private
    Sidney Brown C Private Private
    Solomon Brown D Private Private
    William Brown Private Private
    William Brown C Private Private
    Winston Brown D Private Private
    Wm. H.N. Brown C Private Private
    Upton Bruce F Private Private
    Bailey Brumley H Private Private
    George Bryan
    Jacob Bryan K Private Private
    Joseph W. Bryant C Private Private
    William Robert Buchanan F Private Private
    Frederick W. Buck G Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant
    Dennis Budd G Private Private
    Osamere Burdow B Private
    Alfred Burginne G Private Private
    Josias Burjo D Private Sergeant
    James Burk B Private Private
    Alexander Burke A Private Private
    Charles Burkley E Private Private
    Richard Burley K Private Private
    Isaac Burnell I Private Private
    Henry Burnet I Private Private
    Nathan Burnham C Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant
    John Burns A Private Private
    Walter Burns I Sergeant Private
    Abram Burr I Private Private
    Robert Burt B Private Private
    Risdon Butcher G Private
    Alfred Butler B Private Sergeant
    Benjamin Butler B Private Private
    Charles Butler A Private Private
    Charles Butler D Private Corporal
    Charles Butler E Private Corporal
    George Butler I Corporal Private
    George Butler H Private Private
    Stephen Butler I Private Private
    William Butler C Private Private
    William Butler E Private Private
    David Butt F Private Private

    Surnames C 1st U.S. Colored Troops Infantry

    First Name Last Name Company Rank_In Rank_Out
    Julius Caesar G Private Private
    Cornelius Calhon A Private Private
    Peter Calhoun C Private Private
    John Cambash F Private
    James Campbell E Private Private
    Matthew Campbell D Private Private
    Philip Campbell B Private Private
    Daniel J. Canner G
    Curtis Cannon G Private Private
    Albert Carroll B Private Private
    Benjamin Carroll A Private Private
    George Carroll F Private Private
    Henson Carroll F Sergeant Private
    Robert Carroll A Private Private
    William Carroll Private
    Addison Carter I Private Private
    Arthur Carter B Private Private
    David Carter K Private Private
    Edward Carter A Private Private
    Frank Carter E Private Private
    Frederick Carter E Private Private
    George H. Carter K Private Private
    George W. Carter K Private Private
    Hezekiah Carter I Private Private
    Samuel Carter E Private Private
    William D. Carter D Corporal Private
    William H. Carter E Private Private
    William S. Carter D Private Private
    William W. Carter C Private Private
    Philip Cartlet A Private Private
    Bernard Casanova A Private Private
    James Cassells B Private Private
    Andrew Casson B Private Private
    Wesley Caster G Private
    Edward Castle A Private Private
    Bernard Cazannova A Private Private
    Julius Ceasar G
    John Chain A Private Private
    Christopher Chamberlain I Private Private
    Daniel Champ H Private Private
    James Chaney I Private Private
    Lane Chaney Private Private
    William Chaney G Private Private
    Daniel Chase A Private Private
    David E. Chase C Private Private
    Edward P. Chase A
    Henry Chase G Private Private
    Samuel Chase H Private Private
    Shark Cheeney C Private Private
    Samuel Cheese H Private
    James Chew D Private Private
    John Chew I Private Corporal
    William Henry Chew K Corporal Sergeant
    Ellis Clagett K Private
    Thomas Clagett C Private Private
    Hannibal H. Clark G Private Private
    Jacob Clark D Private Private
    John L. Clark G Sergeant Private
    Leonard Clark I Private Private
    Richard N. Clark G Sergeant Private
    Robert P. Clark G Private Corporal
    Samuel Clark I Private Private
    Henry Clay I Private Private
    Ellis Claygrett K Private Private
    Isaac Clayton H Private Private
    Pell Clefton I
    William Clifton I Private Private
    Enoch Colbert D Private Private
    Henry Cole A Private Private
    Joseph Coleman K Private Corporal
    Lewis Coleman I Private Private
    Minor Coleman I Private Private
    William Coleman K Private Private
    Benjamin Collingworth Private
    Benjamin Collins E Private Private
    Peter Collins A Private Private
    William Collins G Corporal Sergeant
    Richard Colson D Private Private
    Christopher Columbus B Private Private
    John Combash F Sergeant
    Wallace Coners A Private Private
    James Conley F Private Private
    William Conley I Private Private
    Daniel J. Conner G Private Private
    Frank Cook I Private Corporal
    James E. Cook G Sergeant Sergeant
    James W. Cook K Private Private
    John H. Cook G Private Private
    Richard Cook C Private Private
    Wilson Coon B Private Private
    Alfred Cooper I Private Private
    Henry Cooper A Private Private
    Shadrack Cooper I Private Private
    William Cooper G Private Private
    Isaac Corbett H Private Private
    Isaac Corbin H Private Private
    George Corrol F Private
    Mattrew Corsay A Private Private
    Wesley Coster G Private Private
    George O. D. Courcey F Sergeant
    Private Cox Private
    Thomas Cox K Private Private
    Ellis Cragret K Private
    Thomas Henry Cravens E Private Private
    William H. Crawford Assistant Surgeon Assistant Surgeon
    Thomas Crier I Private Musician
    Alexander Cromeda G Private Private
    Eve J. Cromedy D Private Private
    Thomas Crosberry E Private Private
    Thomas Crosbey E
    Robert Cross B Private Private
    Anthony Crummedy G Private Private
    Rufus Crummedy A Private Private
    Israel Crump E Private Private
    Morris Crump E Private Private
    Edmond Crutchfield K Private Private
    Joseph Cubbage E Private Private
    John Cumbash F Corporal Private
    Henry Cure E Private Private
    Willoughby Curry B Private Private
    George Curtis A Private Private
    James Curtis G Private Private
    James Custis G Private Private
    John Custis I Private Private

    Surnames E 1st U.S. Colored Troops Infantry

    First Name Last Name Company Rank_In Rank_Out

    William Dad A Corporal Corporal
    Beverly Dangerfield K Private Private
    James W. Dangerfield K Private Private
    Whitfield Dangerfield K Private
    Frank Darcy G Private Private
    Frank Davenport H Private Private
    John A. David F First Lieutenant First Lieutenant
    Albert Davis H Private Private
    Charles Davis I Private Private
    Henry Davis B Private Private
    Henry Davis G Private Private
    John Davis F Private Private
    Joseph Davis A Private Private
    Joseph Davis I Private Musician
    Lorenzo Davis B First Sergeant Private
    Nehemiah Davis G Private Private
    Nelson Davis C Private Corporal
    Robert Davis C Private Private
    Thomas Davis Private
    William Davis Private Private
    William H. Davis I Captain Captain
    Edward N. Day I Private Private
    Henry M. Day E Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant
    James Day K Private Private
    John F. Day I Corporal Private
    Henry Deadman G Private Private
    William Dean H Private Private
    William Dean K Private Private
    William Dear H Private Private
    George O. Decorsay F Sergeant Sergeant
    Richard Delany G Private Private
    George W. Demby I Private Private
    George Denby I Private
    Albert Dennison Private Private
    Henry Deshealds
    Frederick Devann I Private Private
    Peter Devann I Private Private
    Peter Devaun I Private
    Humphrey Dewett K Private
    William Dickerson E Corporal
    James Dickinson Private Private
    William Dickinson B Private Private
    William Dickinson E Private
    George Dickson A Corporal
    Richard Dickson A Private Corporal
    William Dickson B Private Private
    William Dickson E Private
    Philip Diggs K Private Private
    Robert Diggs B Private Private
    Thaddeus Diggs F Private Private
    Thomas Diggs F Private
    Wilson Diggs H Corporal Private
    Washington Dison A Private Private
    Robert Diver I Private Private
    George Dixon A Private Corporal
    Henry Dixon I Private Private
    Richard Dixon A Private Corporal
    Washington Dixon A Private
    William Dixon E Private Corporal
    William Dixon E
    Thomas Dockett G Corporal Corporal
    Silas Dodson F Private
    Humphrey Donette K Private
    Edward Dorsey C Private Private
    Silas Dotson F Private Private
    Humphrey Douette K Private
    Jacob Douglas K Private Private
    Amos Douglass E Corporal Private
    Daniel Douglass B Private Private
    James H. Douglass K Corporal Corporal
    Noah Douglass H Private Corporal
    William Douglass I Corporal Sergeant
    Frank Drawhorn I Private Private
    Thomas Drawhorn C Private Private
    Humphrey Dremett K Private
    Humphrey Drewett K Private
    Robert Driver I Private Private
    George Drumore H Private Musician
    Pius Ducket I Private Private
    James Dudley B Private Private
    Humphrey Duette K Private Private
    Charles Duff G Private Private
    George Dummon H Musician
    George Dunmore H Private Musician
    Gabriel Dutcher F Private Private
    Henry Dwin C Corporal Private
    Henry Dwyn C Sergeant
    Thomas W. Dyson I Private Private
    Clifford F. Eagle E First Lieutenant Captain
    Willis East Private
    Charles Easton E Private Private
    Richard Edmons B Private Musician
    Richard Edmonson B Private Musician
    Hezekiah Edwards H Corporal Private
    James Edwards A Corporal Private
    Thomas Edwards H Private Private
    Samuel Ellis A Private Private
    James T. B. Elrod K Private Musician
    John Elson D Private Private
    Dennis Ennis Private
    Joseph Ennis C Private Corporal
    Thomas Ennis A Private Private
    Hezekiah Evans I Private Private
    John D. Evans E Corporal Private
    Hezekiah Evens I Private Private
    Charles Everett C Corporal Sergeant

    Surnames F 1st U.S. Colored Troops Infantry

    First Name Last Name Company Rank_In Rank_Out
    Mason Farmer B Private Private
    Josiah Faulks E
    Dub Fausky G Private Private
    Josiah Fawkes E Private Corporal
    Anthony Felton F Private Private
    Calvin Felton G Private Corporal
    Lewis Felton G Private Private
    Oliver Felton G Private Private
    Stephen Felton B Private Private
    Sylvester Fennell A Private Private
    James R. Ferguson I Private Private
    William Field I Private Private
    Gabriel C. Fields F Private Corporal
    John Filo A Private Private
    Simon Fisher E Private Private
    Joseph Flamer K Private Private
    George W. Fletcher F Private Private
    Henry Fletcher E Private Corporal
    Samuel H. Fletcher G Corporal Private
    Henry Foote H Private Private
    Thomas Forbes I Private Private
    Edward Ford A Private Private
    Robert Ford D Private Private
    Walter Ford B Corporal Corporal
    William Ford F Private Sergeant
    Philip Forenett Private
    John Forman K Private Private
    Dub Foskey G
    Dub Foster G
    George Foster E Corporal Private
    Wm E. Foster K Lieutenant Lieutenant
    Josiah Fowkes E
    John Fowman K
    Lewis Fox I Private Private
    James Franklin K Private Private
    John Franklin F Private Private
    Dub Frauskey G
    Frank Freeman K Private Private
    Samuel Freeman D Private Private
    Stephen Fulton B Private
    James R Furgerson I

    Surnames G 1st U.S. Colored Troops Infantry

    First Name Last Name Company Rank_In Rank_Out
    Wm. H. Gaiter B Private Private
    Jacob Gales A Private Private
    Frederick Gallin F Private Private
    Sam'l Gallop F Private Private
    Henry Gallsway A Private Private
    Frank Gant B Private Private
    John Gant A Private Private
    Phillip Gant D Private Private
    Thomas Gant D Private Private
    Wm. H. Gant D Private Private
    George Garden G Private Private
    Sandy Garden G Private Private
    Adam Gardner A Private Private
    Addison Garnett Private Private
    George Gatewood A Private Private
    Edward Gathin B Private Private
    Frederick Gatin F Private Private
    John Gaunt A Private Private
    John Gaylor F Private Private
    George Gibbs E Corporal Private
    Amos Gibson H Private Private
    Andrew Gibson K Private Private
    Calvin Gibson C Private Private
    Charles Gibson H Private Private
    Henry Gibson A Private Private
    Robert Gibson Private
    Wm. Gilbert D Private Private
    Jacob Giles A Private Private
    William Giles K Private Private
    John Gimball C Sergeant Private
    Henry Gimfer B Private Private
    Manning Goff K Private Private
    James Goodwin E Private Private
    Carrie Gordon H Private Private
    George Gordon G Private Private
    John Gordon I Private Private
    Sandy Gordon G Private Private
    Wm. Gordon C Private Private
    George D. Goswell F Private Corporal
    Edward Gouch A Private Private
    Manning Gough K Private Private
    Benjamin Gould A Private Private
    Justin Granbray H Private Private
    Charles Granison H Private Private
    Wm. H. Grant C Corporal Private
    David Graves
    James Gray A Private Private
    John Gray D Private Private
    John Gray G Corporal Corporal
    Luther Gray K Private Private
    Stephen Gray K Private Private
    Washington Gray I Private Private
    William Gray H Private Private
    James Grayson C Private Private
    Washington Grayson I Private Private
    Wm. H. Grayson C Private Private
    Horace Greely G Private Private
    Andrew Green A Private Corporal
    Chas. A. Green H Corporal Sergeant
    Erastus Green G Private Private
    George Green Private Private
    Henry Green A Sergeant Sergeant Major
    Henry Green D Private Corporal
    Henry Green I Private Private
    Henry Green I Private Private
    James Green C Private Private
    James A. Green H Private First Sergeant
    John Green E Private Private
    John Wesley Green K Private Private
    Preston Green A Private Private
    Robt Green E Private Private
    Robt H. Green J Private Private
    Robt. Green F Private Private
    Scott Green K Private Private
    William Green C Private Private
    Joseph H. Greenell G Private Drummer
    Dan'l Greenfield K Private Private
    Flem Greggsby F Private Private
    Lemuel Gregory G Private Private
    James Grey A Private Private
    John Grey D Private Private
    Luther Grey K Private Private
    Sewell Grey G Private Private
    William Grey H Private Private
    James Greyson C Private Private
    Washington Greyson I Private Private
    Wm. H. Greyson C Private Private
    Abram Griffin A Private Private
    John Griffin B Private Private
    Flem Griggsby F
    Tyler Griggsby H Private Private
    Alfred Grigsby F Private Private
    John Grimball C First Sergeant Private
    Henry Grinfer B Private Private
    Joseph H. Grinnell G Private Drummer
    Richd. Guagendall H Private

    Surnames H 1st U.S. Colored Troops Infantry

    First Name Last Name Company Rank_In Rank_Out
    Robert Hagan E Private Private
    John Hailstock D Private Private
    John Haines A Private Private
    John Haines A Private Private
    Maryland Haines G Private Private
    Andrew Hall D Private Private
    Frank Hall A Private Corporal
    Henry Hall H Private Sergeant
    Isaac Hall C Private Private
    Isaac Hall H Corporal Private
    John Hall D Private Corporal
    John H. Hall D Private Private
    Thomas Hall Private Private
    Thomas Hall G Private Private
    William H. Hall C Private Private
    Daniel Hamilton Private
    Edward W. Hamilton F Sergeant Private
    Green Hamilton Private
    John Hammond H Private Private
    John H. Hammond C Private Private
    James Hampton K Private Private
    Bourbon Hanks A Private Private
    Isaac Hanks Private
    Samuel Harcomte A Private Private
    Nicholas Hardin A Private Private
    Jacob Harlan I Private Private
    George W. Harley C Sergeant Private
    Addison Harris I Private Private
    Edward Harris D Private Private
    George Harris H Private Private
    John Harris A Private Private
    John Harris E Private Private
    John Harris G Private Private
    Joseph Harris G Private Private
    Thomas James Harris D Private Private
    William Harris E Private Private
    William Harris F Private Private
    William A. Harris F Private Private
    Ephraim Harrison I Private Private
    George Harrison H Private Private
    Joseph Harrison G Private Private
    Samuel Harrison C Private Private
    William Harrison A Private Private
    William H Harrison C Private Private
    William H. Harrison B Private Sergeant
    Henry Harrsion H Private Private
    Anthony Harvey A Private Private
    Reson Haskins I Private Private
    George W. Hatton C Sergeant First Sergeant
    Henry Hatton E Private Corporal
    Alexander Hawkins C Private Private
    William Hayes C Private Private
    Frank Heath G Private Private
    Samuel Hebron H Private Sergeant
    David Hector Private Private
    Buck Hedgeman E Private Private
    Charles Henderson E Private Private
    Henry Henderson A Private Private
    Abram Henry C Private Private
    Edward Henry C Private Private
    George Henry Private
    James Henry H Private Private
    John Henry E Private Private
    John Henry H Private Private
    Robert Henry H Private Private
    William Henry A Private Private
    William Henry B Private Private
    William Henson E Private Private
    William H. Herbert C Private Private
    Joseph Hewson D Private Private
    Henry Hicks A Sergeant Sergeant
    Henry Hiles A Private