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DEATHS OF OFFICERS AND ENLISTED MEN, which have occurred while in the military or naval service of the United States, or from wounds or disease acquired in said service since April, 1861, reported by the families to which the deceased belonged when at home, in the 1^st election district of the town of Starkey County of Yates, N. Y.
 

Ira S. Morrison; 19; S; -; Dec 1862; 22^nd NY cavalry; private; 22^nd NY cavalry; private; V; Sept 23^rd 1864; Andersonville Ga.; died while a prisoner of war; died of sickness; 2 parents not dependent; left no children; soldiers' cemetery,

Andersonville Ga.; was Starved
 

Henry Morrison; 16; S; -; Oct 1862; 22^nd NY cavalry; private; 22^nd NY cavalry; private; V; Mch 28^th 1864; Thurston, Steuben Co., NY; died of sickness; 2 parents not dependent; left no children;Thurston, Steuben Co.; small pox, & father took it
 

John M. Campbell; 23; M; C; Sept 1861; 50^th engineers; private; 50^th engineers; private; V; Nov 15^th 1863; Starkey, Yates Co.; died after leaving service; left a widow; 2 parents not dependent; one minor child; Starkey, Yates Co.; sickness proceeded from camp, measles
 

Alonzo Miller; 26; S; C; Nov 1861; 85^th NY; private; 85^th NY; private; 1^st sergeant; V; June 16^th 1862; Washington DC; died of wounds; 2 parents not dependent; Milo, Yates Co.; was wounded at battle of Fair Oaks
 

Nelson Matthews; 20; S; -; Sept 1861; 85^th NY; private; 85^th NY; private; V; Jany 27^th 1862; Washington DC; died of sickness; 2 parents not dependent; left no children; body sent to friends for burial; Milo, Yates Co.; pneumonia
 

Anson Matthews; 18; S; -; Augt 1862; 126^th NY; private; 126^th NY; private; V; Mch 2^nd 1863; Union Mills Va.; died of sickness; 2 parents not dependent; left no children; Union Mills Va.; dyphtheria
 

Albert A. Quick; 32; M; C; Augt 2^nd 1862; 126^th NY; private; 126^th NY; private; V; Sept 15^th 1862; Harpers Ferry Va.; killed in battle; left a widow; 2 parents not dependent; one minor child; Harpers Ferry Va.; was killed by a shell
 

Christopher Houghtaling; 31; M; C; July 31^st 1862; 126^th NY; private; 126^th NY; private; V; May 6^th 1864; battle of the Wilderness, Va.; killed in battle; left a widow; left no children; suppose he was burned, battle of the Wilderness; was shot through the head
 

Amos Houghtaling; 27; M; C; July 31^st 1862; 126^th NY; private; 126^th NY; private; V; Oct 10^th 1862; Harrisburgh Pa.; died while a prisoner of war; died of sickness; left a widow; 4 minor children; body sent to his friends for burial; Dundee, Yates Co.; was taken sick on his way to Chicago Ill.
 

William W. Koon; 24; S; C; Aug 10^th 1862; 144^th NY; corporal; 144^th NY; 4^th sergeant; V; Aug 4^th 1864; Kingston Ga.; died of wounds; 2 parents not dependent; Kingston Cemetery, Ga.; died from wounds rec'd at Peach Tree Creek
 

Anson A. Raplee; 24; S; C; Aug 12^th 1862; 148^th NY; 2^nd sergeant; 148^th NY; 2^nd sergeant; V; Aug 18^th 1864; genl hospital, Fort McDougald Ky.; -; Dundee NY; died from wounds rec'd from a sharp shooter near Petersburgh
 

John G. Watkins; 23; S; C; Oct 10^th 1861; 85^th NY; private; 85^th NY; 1^st corporal; V; May 31^st 1862; Fair Oaks Va.; killed in battle; buried Fair Oaks, Va.; was killed on the battle field
 

Henry Chubb; 38; M; C; Mch 1864; 179^th NY; private; 179^th NY; private; V; Sept 4^th 1864; hospital, Albany NY; died of sickness; left a widow; one minor child; Albany NY; had been wounded in ankle at Petersburgh
 

Samuel C. Hemingway; 21; S; C; Apl 1^st 1864; 179^th NY; private; 179^th NY; private; V; July 15^th 1864; genl hospital New York; died of sickness; 2 parents not dependent; New York City; died of chronic diarrhoea
 

James B. Shed; 21; S; C; Sept. 1861; 10^th NY cavalry; private; 146^th NY; private; D; Aug 10^th 1864; City Point Va.; died of sickness; 2 parents not dependent; body sent to friends for burial; Dundee NY; from over exertion
 

James K. P. Huson; 18; S; -; July 28^th 1862; 126^th NY; private; 126^th NY; private; V; July 3^rd 1863; Gettysburgh Pa.; killed in battle; 2 parents not dependent; Gettysburgh Pa.; was killed at the battle of Gettysburgh
 

Andrew Putman; 24; M; C; July 1862; 126^th NY; private; 126^th NY; private; V; Jany 13^th 1863; near Union Mills Va.; died of sickness; left a widow; one minor child; Dundee NY; died of inflamation of Lungs
 

Edward Kelly; 33; M; C; Nov 1861; 76^th NY; private; 76^th NY; private; V; Sept 22^nd 1862; Bull Run Va.; died of wounds; left a widow; 1 parent not dependent; 5 minor children; Georgetown Va.; had left leg amputated
 

Edward A. Tennant; 16; S; -; Aug 14^th 1862; 148^th NY; private; 148^th NY; private; V; Nov 2^nd 1862; Portsmouth Va.; died of sickness; 2 parents not dependent; Norfolk Va.; died of typhoid fever
 

Samuel R. Tennant; 44; M; C; Aug 1862; 148^th NY; private; 148^th NY; private; V; June 21^st 1864; Hampton Hospital Va.; died of sickness; left a widow; 2 minor children; Hampton Hospital; died of typhoid fever
 

Edgar D. Haviland; 20; S; -; Nov 11^th 1862; 76^th NY; private; 76^th NY; 1^st sergeant; V; to corporal to 1^st sergeant, was a brave soldier; May 5^th 1864; battle of Wilderness; killed in battle; 1 parent not dependent; left none dependent; battle of Wilderness, Va.; was instantly killed at battle of Wilderness
 

George W. Davis; 34; M; C; Aug 7^th 1862; 126^th NY; private; 126^th NY; private; V; March 1865; -; died while a prisoner of war; died of sickness; left a widow; 7 minor children; Andersonville Ga.; suppose he died of chronic diarrhoea
 
 
 

DEATHS OF OFFICERS AND ENLISTED MEN, which have occurred while in the military or naval service of the United States, or from wounds or disease acquired in said service since April, 1861, reported by the families to which the deceased belonged when at home, in the 2^nd election district of the town of Starkey County of Yates, N. Y.
 

Joseph Tuttle; 21; S; C; Aug 1862; 126^th NY; priv.; 126^th NY; priv.; V; Sept.; Harpers Ferry; killed in battle; parents not dependent; Harpers Ferry
 

Harry Terrill; 22; S; C; May 24^th 1861; 3^rd NY; priv.; 3^rd NY; priv.; V; -; Fort McHenry Md. died of sickness; parents not dependent; Fort McHenry Md.
 

Freeman L. Hilligass; 25; S; C; Aug 1862; 148^th NY; priv.; 148^th NY; priv.; V; June 3^rd 1864; Coal Harbor; killed in battle; buried Coal Harbor, Va.
 

George R. Tubbs; 28; S; C; Aug 1862; 148^th NY; priv.; 148^th NY; priv.; V; 1864; Fort Monroe; died of sickness; surviving friends unknown; Fort Monroe, Va.
 

Martin McCarrick; 21; S; C; July 1862; 126^th NY; priv.; 126^th NY; sergt; V; -; Salisbury NC; died while a prisoner of war; parents not dependent; Salisbury NC
 

William O'Daniels; 36; M; C; Sept 11^th 1861; 23^rd NY; priv.; 76^th NY; sergt; V; Oct 17^th 1864; Andersonville; died while a prisoner of war; left a widow; Andersonville Ga.; Starvation
 

James Fayette; --; D; --
 

David Smith; 43; M; C; July 1862; 107; priv.; 107; priv.; V; -; -; died while a prisoner of war; died of sickness; left a widow; 3 minor children; -
 

Tuttle Dense; -; M; -; Mch 64; 149; priv.; 149; priv.; V; July 20^th 64; Washington; died of sickness; left a widow; left no children; Arlington Heights