McGRADY, DANIEL MONTE, WILLIAM MARVIN, CEORGE R. MEENS, JAMES HAAS, JACOB NUTTER, ISAAC IRVING, THOMAS O’NEILL, EDWARD POLE, GABRIEL PEARL, PETER ROCK, ANTON RHONE, ALBERT W. ROBINSON, JOHN RAGAN, ANDREW L. STRAUB, WILLIAM SCHNEIDER, MICHAEL SHAUL, JOSHUA SCHMIDT, BRUNO SWITZER, JACOB SPITTLE, BENJAMIN SIMMONS, CLINTON SPICE, JACOB SAVENACK, EDWARD THOM, PETER THOM, MICHAEL THOMPSON, JAMES UTLEY, HIRAM WILCOX, PETER WAESSNER, GEORGE YOUNG, CHRISTOHER ZENT, LEONARD HUNTLEY, OZIAS Total, 89. The foregoing rosters are correct copies of the original Muster-In-Rolls of the various companies. As a matter of course they do not show the recruits who came to the regiment in 1863 and 1864. Their names, however, will appear in the chapter devoted to the “muster-out.” Nearly two hundred recruits came to the regiment to fill its depleted ranks, and many of them were the very best of soldiers. The following is a copy of the original Muster-In-Roll of the Field and Staff. COLONEL, WILLIAM T. WILSON. LIEUTENANT COLONEL, HENRY B. HUNTER. MAJOR, A. BALDWIN NORTON. SURGEON, ORRIN FERRIS. ASSISTANT SURGEONS, J. H. WILLIAMS, W. B. HYATT. QUARTER MASTER, EDWIN H. BROWN. CHAPLAIN, CHARLES G. FERRIS. Only three of whom, Col. W. T. Wilson, Assistant Surgeon W. B. Hyatt and Quarter Master Edwin H. Brown, served through with the regiment until the close of the war. Major A. B. Norton resigned his commission soon after the regiment went to the field Assistant Surgeon J. H. Williams resigned during the Summer of 1863.