Source: HISTORY OF DEKALB COUNTY, INDIANA. B.F. Bowen & Company, Inc.,
Indianapolis, Indiana, 1914, pp. 110-111.

ONE HUNDREDTH INDIANA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY.

Charles A. Munn was a chaplain, and David J. Swartz an assistant surgeon in 
this regiment. In Company A were: Captains Marquis L. Rhodes, Ezra D. Hartman, 
Lucius Barney, John H. Moore and Eli J. Sherlock; Lieutenants David J. Swartz 
and Albert A. Waters; Sergeants John S. Kindell, William C. Lockhart; 
Corporals Cleveland A. Klien, Daniel DeWitt, John M. Hall, Albert Robbins, 
Allen Devilbiss, James P. Walker; Musicians David C. Bodine, George Shuman, 
Joseph C. Durbin. Recruits were: Abraham Anthony, Martin Arthur, George Beams, 
John W. Boren, Irving Butler, Artemus Boyles, Reason Buchanan, George Buchanan, 
John A. Buchanan, Harrison Culver, Jonathan Critchet, William H. Dimmitt, 
James Davis, John Davis, William H. Fair, Samuel Frees, Hammond Frees, John 
Fiant, Henry Friedt, Lemuel Farver, William H. Graham, Simeon Guthrie, Abel 
R. Goodenough, John Grubb, Napoleon A. Haines, Jonathan Houser, Gideon 
Houser, John Hursh, Benjamin Hursh, James Hammond, Samuel Holden, Wesley 
J. Jones, Harrison Long, William Likens, John McNabb, William B. Maxwell, 
George W. Melvin, Wallace J. Melvin, John R. Mohler, Benjamin P. McGoon, 
John McConnell, Silas C. Miller, George Noel, Enos Osburn, John S. Olinger, 
Daniel Olinger, Lewis F. Penry, Daniel Piffer, Joseph Piffer, Levi B. 
Powell, Hiram Palmer, Joseph C. Prosser, Charles T. Rogers, John B. Raub, 
John C. Symonds, John Sevander, Asher Squires, Nathan Squires, Ansel M. 
Shaw, Isaac Smith, Orlander Skinner, Jeremiah Ulm, John D. Vanlief, 
Benjamin S. Wiltrout, Calvin J. Wearley, Henry Wolf, Richard Wyatt, Walter 
Cordery, Alden Nickerson, Moses Whit-comb was in Company E. In Company K 
were Louis B. Burdick, George J. Haswell, Andrew Haynes, Frank Haynes, 
Jacob D. Jackson, Benjamin Phillips, John T. Stouffer, William A. 
Vanwormer, George Barntrager, Lewis R. Haswell, George Simons.

The One Hundredth Indiana Volunteer Infantry was recruited from the eighth 
and tenth congressional districts, under Col. Sandford J. Stoughton, and 
mustered into the service on the 10th of September, I862, left for the 
front on the 11th of November and became attached to the Army of the 
Tennessee on the 26th. The regiment participated in as many as twenty-five 
battles, together with skirmishes during fully one-third of its term of 
service, and claimed a list of casualties mounting up to four hundred and 
sixty-four. It was mustered out of service at Washington on the 9th of June 
and reported at Indianapolis for discharge on the 14th of June, 1865.


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