Alabama 1 1 California 1 Colorado 1 Connecticut 1 Illinois 5 30 Indiana 1 Iowa 1 Kansas 1 Maryland 2 Massachusetts 1 2 1 1 Michigan 1 Minnesota 23 Nebraska 1 New Jersey 115 1 8 New Mexico 1 New York 4 100 3 17 Ohio 1 8 Oregon 1 Pennsylvania 6 South Carolina 1 Tennessee 1 1 2 Texas 3 Wisconsin 37 -- ---- -- ---- 6 232 7 140 Canada 1 Unknown 17 -- ---- -- ---- Total 6 232 7 158 NUMBER OF CASUALTIES IN THE COMPANY Officers Men Killed in Action 1 35 Died of Wounds 1 12 Died of Disease 0 0 -- ---- 2 47 Wounded in Action 1 83 Accidentally Wounded 0 6 Gassed 0 10 Missing in Action 1 22 -- ---- Total--all classes 4 168 LIST OF CASUALTIES KILLED IN ACTION 1st Lieut. Roy A. Schuyler Sergeants Lehy, Howard C. Newell, Clendedon S. Newell, James McC. Schelter, John D. Corporals Apicelli, Joseph Weidman, John C. Wolcott, George T. Pvts. 1st Class Butler, William G. Deleskie, Stanley Effingham, Harry Erlandson, Gustave F. Hansenberger, John G. Laurencell, Harry J. Lykes, James H. Schreiner, George Schultz, Walter Slover, Luke E. Sullivan, John L. Privates Arcuri, Carmine Burchell, Harold E. Cahill, James E. Cantu, Peter E. Cole, Harry L. Dollard, Joseph P. Hardies, William A. Kindt, Edward W. Koegel, William Koehler, Herman G. Kropidlowski, Peter W. Makowiecki, Boleslau O’Hara, William F. Stuhser, Frank H. Vorta, Nicholas Worsfold, Albert J. Zanni, Michael DIED OF WOUNDS 1st Lieut. William S. Lahey Mechanics Farry, Lester E. Tuthill, George L.