Enlisted in the 67th Ohio Infantry; was soon promoted to 2nd Lieutenant, Captain, Lieutenant-Colonel, and for bravery manifested on the battle-field, was appointed Colonel of the 120th Ohio Infantry. This brave officer was wounded at Vicksburg, Mississippi, and notwithstanding entreaties, rejoined his regiment, but to fall at Snaggy Point, on the Red River, Louisiana. But for his untimely death, Colonel Spiegel would have been promoted to Brigadier-General, for which position he had been recommended by his superior officers. Colonel Spiegel was the son of a well-known Rabbi, of Oppenheim-on-the-Rhine, and a relation of the Greenbaum family, of Chicago.
Enlisted in the 67th Ohio Infantry; was soon promoted to 2nd Lieutenant, Captain, Lieutenant-Colonel, and for bravery manifested on the battle-field, was appointed Colonel of the 120th Ohio Infantry. This brave officer was wounded at Vicksburg, Mississippi, and notwithstanding entreaties, rejoined his regiment, but to fall at Snaggy Point, on the Red River, Louisiana. But for his untimely death, Colonel Spiegel would have been promoted to Brigadier-General, for which position he had been recommended by his superior officers. Colonel Spiegel was the son of a well-known Rabbi, of Oppenheim-on-the-Rhine, and a relation of the Greenbaum family, of Chicago.
Steiner, JosephA121st InfantryServed three years.Strauss, JohnG121st InfantrySteinberg, MorrisD124th InfantryServed three years.Strauss, Joseph J.CorporalE126th InfantryEnlisted as private; served three years.Solomon, CharlesD128th InfantryServed three years.Schwab, JacobB129th InfantrySternberger, MarkF129th InfantryStrauss, DavidF130th InfantryStrauss, JohnF130th InfantrySommer, CharlesF130th InfantrySolomon, Edward B.A131st InfantrySteiner, HarryG131st InfantrySteiner, HenryG131st InfantryStrasburg, J.133d InfantrySternberg, NathanD138th InfantrySimon, IsaacE138th InfantryStrauss, David W.E140th InfantryTannhauser, A.B6th InfantryServed three years.Tannhauser, MosesB6th InfantryTachan, Henry G.LieutenantK6th InfantryTyroler, Sigo7th InfantryTrownstein, PhilipCaptainB5th CavalryUllman, JosephG16th InfantryUllman, IsaacA23d InfantryUllman, FrankK28th InfantryUllman, August43d InfantryUlman, IsaacCaptainA80th InfantryPromoted from Lieutenant.Ulman, Frederick80th InfantryDied of wounds received at Vicksburg.Vogel, IsraelD32nd InfantryVogel, Frank39th InfantryVogel, ElishaC41st InfantryVogel, Noah57th InfantryWitkowsky, H.1st InfantryServed three years.Wise, Jacob3d InfantryWise, SamuelG4th InfantryWolf, Albert5th InfantryWendelstein, Moritz5th InfantryDied in the service.Wolf, Julius7th InfantryWiesner, LouisG10th InfantryWolf, Samuel17th InfantryWolf, David18th InfantryWeis, Jacob19th InfantryWolf, DavidF21st InfantryWolf, DavidF21st InfantryWolf, SamuelG21st InfantryWolf, Max24th InfantryDied in service.Wise, SamuelG25th InfantryWolf, AdolphG28th InfantryWounded in action.Wolf, Adolph A.30th InfantryKilled at Antietam.Wise, Joseph31st InfantryWatkowsky, KanK35th InfantryWise, Samuel36th InfantryWeiler, JacobC37th InfantryWeinberg, LewisD37th InfantryWounded in action.Wolf, AdolphSergeantK37th InfantryEnlisted as private.Wise, LeviK39th InfantryWolf, Aaron39th InfantryWise, Benjamin L.I40th InfantryServed three years.Waterman, Henry46th InfantryWeil, Jacob47th InfantryWolf, JacobLieutenantF49th InfantryPromoted from Sergeant;killed at Chattanooga.Wolf, IsaacA50th InfantryWolf, David51st InfantryDied in the service.Wise, Joseph M.B53d InfantryCaptured; died in hospital.Wolf, IsaacH54th InfantryWise, Jacob55th InfantryDied in the service.Wolf, Israel57th InfantryDied in the service.Weiss, LewisE57th InfantryWolf, LeviH57th InfantryDied in the service.Waterman, HenryH60th InfantryWolf, JacobI67th InfantryDied in the service.Wolf, Levi M.C68th InfantryWise, AbrahamA71st InfantryWien, Alexander71st InfantryDied in the service.Wolf, Marcus72d InfantryCaptured.Weis, LouisB73d InfantryServed four years.Wolf, JacobI80th InfantryWise, Daniel W.82nd InfantryWise, HenryK82nd InfantryWertheimer, AndrewB83d InfantryServed three years.Wise, SamuelK87th InfantryWeinstein, Charles W.E88th InfantryWolf, JacobI94th InfantryDied of wounds at the siege of Atlanta.Wise, LeviI101st InfantryServed three years.Wolf, Emanuel101st InfantryWise, EmanuelCorporalA104th InfantryEnlisted as Private; served three years.Wolf, M.I104th InfantryWise, JacobD107th InfantryCaptured at Chancellorsville.Weinman, LeopoldSergeantF107th InfantryEnlisted as Private;wounded at Gettysburg.Weis, JosephH107th InfantryWounded at Gettysburg.Wolf, JacobSergeantK107th InfantryPromoted from Corporal;captured at Chancellorsville.Wise, LeviCorporalE115th InfantryEnlisted as Private; served three years.Wolf, JacobG121st InfantryWentz, JacobSergeantG123d InfantryEnlisted as Private;captured at Winchester.died in Rebel prison.Wolf, JacobSergeantK123d InfantryEnlisted as Private;captured at Winchester.Wormser, NathanA128th InfantryServed three years.Wolf, LeviH128th infantryWise, Joseph A.LieutenantE131st InfantryWeiss, SamuelK135th InfantryDe Wolf, IsraelA135th InfantryDe Wolf, SimonLieutenantB136th InfantryWiener, Michael150th InfantryWolf, Solomon B.Surgeon165th InfantryServed through the war.Wolf, LeopoldC1st Cavalry
Name.Rank.Company.Regiment.Arnold, AmosSergeantA14th InfantryArnold, BenjaminB17th InfantryApple, JacobCorporalG22nd InfantryAsh, SolomonC25th InfantryArnold, MaxA27th InfantryAdelsheimer, JacquesCaptainB27th InfantryEnlisted as Private;promoted step by step to Captaincy;wounded at Chancellorsville;mentioned in special orders for gallantry.Adler, NoahB27th InfantryCaptured at Gettysburg; sent to Belle Island.Adler, Jacob N.B27th InfantryAlexander, JastrowLieutenantH27th Infantry
Enlisted as Private; promoted to Regimental Adjutant subsequently Adjutant on staff of General von Steinwehr; mentioned in special orders for gallant conduct at Chancellorsville.
Enlisted as Private; promoted to Regimental Adjutant subsequently Adjutant on staff of General von Steinwehr; mentioned in special orders for gallant conduct at Chancellorsville.
Appel, FrancisH27th InfantryAppel, HenryH27th InfantryAdelsheimer, S.27th InfantryAlexander, J.27th InfantryArnold, Aaron40th InfantryAbrahams, AbrahamG48th InfantryApple, Samuel A.SergeantB51st InfantryServed four years.Allabach, C. H.E54th InfantrySubsequently in the United States Armyas Assistant Surgeon.Arnold, George63d InfantryAarons, SolomonB69th InfantryServed through the war.Asher, AsherI69th InfantryKilled on picket duty near Richmond.Asher, MorrisB71st InfantryWounded at Gettysburg; Served three years.Apple, David A.CaptainB83d InfantryPromoted from Sergeant, Lieutenantand Captain in Veteran Reserve Corps.Died of wounds.Abraham, Isaac M.Major85th InfantryPromoted from Captain;wounded near Deep Bottom, Virginia.Appel, Charles A.{ LieutenantA92nd Infantry{ CaptainFAarons, JosephB109th Infantry
Enlisted as a drummer boy while quite young; captured while delivering a dispatch in second Battle of Bull Run; after release appointed "orderly" on staff of General Geary, 2nd Division, 12th Army Corps; served until close of war.
Enlisted as a drummer boy while quite young; captured while delivering a dispatch in second Battle of Bull Run; after release appointed "orderly" on staff of General Geary, 2nd Division, 12th Army Corps; served until close of war.
Arnold, Jacob E.CorporalE114th InfantryServed three years.Abel, Jacob W.115th InfantryAlso in Veteran Reserve Corps;served as army-hospital steward.Arnold, HenryF133d InfantryWounded at Fredericksburg.Arnold, EliI137th InfantryArnold, SimonG140th InfantryKilled at Gettysburg.Arnold, LeviSergeantF143d InfantryAlso Veteran Reserve Corps;served three years.Arnold, Simon J.Sergeant-Major151st InfantryPromoted from Sergeant of Company K;Wounded at Gettysburg.Arnold, SimonI151st InfantryWounded at Gettysburg.Arnold, Moses P.SergeantA172nd InfantryAnstein, JacobD194th InfantryApple, BenjaminCorporalI209th InfantryAlexander, SamuelAssistant-1st CavalryKilled at Dranesville, Virginia.SurgeonAllen, Michael MitchellChaplain5th CavalryAub, JacobQuartermaster5th CavalryArmhold, MaxA5th CavalryCaptured.Appel, HenryB5th CavalryAltman, SolomonK14th CavalryArnold, HenryCorporalBattery I5th ArtilleryAsch, Charles J.IndependentBatteryBarnet, MosesA1st InfantryBirnbaum, CharlesI22nd InfantryBlumenthal, SimonA27th InfantryBach, LouisD27th InfantryBiggard, IsaacK27th InfantryBelsinger, LazarusD28th InfantryServed three years.Bear, Abraham E.B30th InfantryBernard, Aaron A.H30th InfantryBrandon, Isaac M.CorporalK30th InfantryBenjamin, Oscar H.SergeantB41st InfantryBloom, Nathaniel F.CorporalF45th InfantryWounded at Petersburg.Bachenheimer, JacobSergeant51st InfantryWounded at Cold Harbor.Barnett, Philip A.CorporalB51st InfantryBahney, MosesCorporalB54th InfantryBerkowitz, LeonCorporalH59th InfantryBarnett, Nathaniel P.Assistant72nd InfantrySurgeonBair, JosephA79th InfantryWounded at Chickamauga;Served four years.Bamberger, HenryCorporalE79th InfantryDied of disease contracted in the service.Barnett, David A.CorporalB99th InfantryDied of wounds receivedat Kelly's Ford, Virginia.Bloom, Samuel S.LieutenantH111th InfantryBear, EliasC122nd InfantryBaer, Benjamin F.CaptainF122nd InfantryServed three years.Benedict, JacobCorporalH122nd InfantryBaer, MichaelMajor{ F123d InfantryPromoted from Lieutenant.{204th InfantryBenedict, JosephSergeantK126th InfantrySeverely wounded.Bear, HenryH133d InfantryBlum, AaronB153d InfantryBush, AsherB153d InfantryBear, JosephSergeantI153d InfantryWounded at Gettysburg.Bloom, David S.I137th InfantryBair, IsraelSergeantF195th InfantryBachman, JosephSergeantH195th InfantryBaum, SamuelCorporalG200th InfantryWounded at Fort Steadman, Virginia.Bachman, H.C2nd CavalryBloom, David H.A5th CavalryBirnbaum, Henry F.HospitalH5th CavalryPromoted from Private;Sergeantserved about four years.Berg, HenryCorporalD11th CavalryEnlisted as Private;wounded near Richmond;served three years.Blum, JuliusCorporalAIndependentEnlisted as Private; served three years.BatteryCohen, JacobAssistant26th Infantryda Silva SolisSurgeonSubsequently in United States Navy,in Commodore Du Pont's expeditionto Port Royal.Cahn, Louis27th InfantryCromelien, WashingtonSergeant-Major27th InfantryDischarged to accept Commissionas Lieutenant 65th InfantryCohn, Ignatz{ LieutenantC27th Infantry{ CaptainBCalker, Isaac33d InfantryDied from effects of wounds.Casner, AbrahamI38th InfantryCohen, J.Sergeant62nd InfantryCohen, LewisF122nd InfantryCantner, JacobC126th InfantryConstine, LewisC143d InfantryKilled at White Oak Church.Cohen, A. J.CaptainA5th CavalrySeriously wounded.Cromelien, Alfred1st LieutenantC5th CavalryPromoted from 2nd Lieutenant;elected to Loyal LegionU. S. Commandery of Pennsylvania;acting Recorder of Commandery;titled Major.Cromelien, JamesLieutenantG5th CavalryAlso Quartermaster.Cohen, Leon SolisCorporalKeystone BatteryWounded in action.Coons, JacobCaptainWyoming JägersDinbacher, S.B6th InfantryDurlacher, S.H6th InfantryDe Young, Washington R.LieutenantI17th InfantryBrevetted Captain for bravery.David, Louis N.E18th InfantryDoon, TheodoreSergeant23d InfantryDusch, AbrahamC27th InfantryAlso Veteran Reserve Corps.Davidson, JosephSergeant28th InfantryEnlisted as Private;killed at Chancellorsville.Davidson, IsaacH122nd InfantryDied at Falmouth, Virginia, in 1862.Davis, EvanD125th InfantryPromoted from Sergeant;died of wounds received at Chancellorsville.Davidson, Joseph A.I134th InfantryKilled at Fredericksburg.Davidson, Elias B.G136th InfantryDasher, SamuelD192nd InfantryDinkelberger, J. R.E1st CavalryDe Haan, AaronA2nd ArtilleryDe Haan, HenrySergeantM3d ArtilleryTransferred to United States Veterans,2nd Regiment.Ellenger, JacobI26th InfantryServed three years.Ellenger, WilliamI26th InfantryEinstein, MaxColonel27th Infantry
Born at Buchau, Wurtemberg, Germany, October 10, 1822; 1st Lieutenant of Washington Guards, 1852; Captain of Philadelphia (Flying) Artillery Company, 1853; Aide-de-Camp (with rank of Lieutenant-Colonel) to Governor James Pollock, of Pennsylvania,and Paymaster-General of Pennsylvania (with rank of Brigadier-General) 1856; Brigadier-General 2nd Brigade, Pennsylvania Militia, 1860; Colonel of 27th Regiment of Volunteers (Pennsylvania) 1861. This Regiment, under Colonel Einstein's command, succeed in covering the retreat of the Union Army in the first battle of Bull Run, and won credit by its conduct. Colonel Einstein was subsequently appointed by President Lincoln, United States Consul at Nüremburg Germany, and since then served as United States Internal Revenue Agent in Philadelphia, where he still resides.
Born at Buchau, Wurtemberg, Germany, October 10, 1822; 1st Lieutenant of Washington Guards, 1852; Captain of Philadelphia (Flying) Artillery Company, 1853; Aide-de-Camp (with rank of Lieutenant-Colonel) to Governor James Pollock, of Pennsylvania,and Paymaster-General of Pennsylvania (with rank of Brigadier-General) 1856; Brigadier-General 2nd Brigade, Pennsylvania Militia, 1860; Colonel of 27th Regiment of Volunteers (Pennsylvania) 1861. This Regiment, under Colonel Einstein's command, succeed in covering the retreat of the Union Army in the first battle of Bull Run, and won credit by its conduct. Colonel Einstein was subsequently appointed by President Lincoln, United States Consul at Nüremburg Germany, and since then served as United States Internal Revenue Agent in Philadelphia, where he still resides.
Ellinger, EmanuelC27th InfantryEppstein, Daniel1st LieutenantD27th InfantryPromoted from 2nd Lieutenant.Eisenman, JacobH27th InfantryEmanuel, Lyon LevyMajor82nd InfantryPromoted from Lieutenant and Captain;distinguished for bravery; served three years.Emanuel, Louis ManlyBrigade82nd InfantryPromoted from Surgeon;Surgeonrendered valuable services;served three years.Etting, Charles EdwardCaptainD121st Infantry
Promoted from 2nd Lieutenant; Regimental Adjutant on Brigade Staff; assigned to 1st Brigade, 3d Division, 1st Army Corps; served three years.
Promoted from 2nd Lieutenant; Regimental Adjutant on Brigade Staff; assigned to 1st Brigade, 3d Division, 1st Army Corps; served three years.