New York State Civil War Muster Rolls: Eighteenth Infantry Regiment, New York State Volunteers, Recruits #2

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New York State Civil War Muster Rolls:
Eighteenth Infantry Regiment, New York State Volunteers, Recruits #2

[This information is from Vol. I, p. 427 of A Record of the Commissioned Officers, Non-commissioned Officers and Privates, of the Regiments which were organized in the State of New York and called into the service of the United States to assist in supressing the rebellion caused by the secession of some of the Southern States from the Union, A. D. 1861, as taken from the Muster-in Rolls on file in the Adjutant General's Office, S. N. Y., (Albany, N. Y.: Comstock & Cassidy, Printers, 1864). It is in the Reference collection of the Johnstown Public Library at LHR 973.7 N531, and page images may be viewed via the University of Michigan's Making of America project and Google Books. Some abbreviated names have been expanded and some of the formatting of the original may have been altered slightly for ease of reading.]

Muster-in Roll of Recruits Company, in the 18th Regiment, (5th Brigade) of New York State Volunteers, commanded by Colonel William A. Jackson, called into the service of the United States by Proclamation of the President, from the 17th day of May, 1861, (date of this muster) for the term of two years, unless sooner discharged.

Names, Present and Absent (Privates in Alphabetical Order)	Rank	Age	Joined for Duty and Enrolled				Traveling		Valuation in Dollars, of		Remarks*
Names, Present and Absent (Privates in Alphabetical Order)	Rank	Age	When	Where	By Whom Enrolled	Period	miles to*	miles from*	Horses	Horse Equipments	Remarks*
Alexander, Robert	Private	18	Sep 27, 1861	Ogdensburgh	Lieut. Goodno	2 years
Brown, Daniel	Private	22	Oct 8, 1861	Ogdensburgh	Lieut. Goodno	2 years
Blaisdell, Abram	Private	24	Oct 17, 1861	Ogdensburgh	Lieut. Goodno	2 years
Conway, Michael	Private	18	Oct 20, 1861	Ogdensburgh	Lieut. Goodno	2 years
Denning, John	Private	17	Oct 5, 1861	Ogdensburgh	Lieut. Goodno	2 years
Dings, Ashbell	Private	18	Oct 1, 1861	Ogdensburgh	Lieut. Goodno	2 years					Editorial note: written as Diuss
Fitch, William	Private	34	Oct 10, 1861	Ogdensburgh	Lieut. Goodno	2 years
Fagret, Adolphe	Private	34	Oct 18, 1861	Ogdensburgh	Lieut. Goodno	2 years					Editorial note: written as Adolphus Fagut
Goodel, Thomas	Private	27	Oct 18, 1861	Ogdensburgh	Lieut. Goodno	2 years
Hasborn, Charles William	Private	30	Oct 15, 1861	Ogdensburgh	Lieut. Goodno	2 years					Editorial note: written as Hasbon
Hale, Winfield Scott	Private	18	Oct 9, 1861	Ogdensburgh	Lieut. Goodno	2 years					Editorial note: written as Winfied Scott Haler
Haskins, Joel	Private	28	Oct 15, 1861	Ogdensburgh	Lieut. Goodno	2 years
McCoon, Joseph	Private	29	Oct 5, 1861	Ogdensburgh	Lieut. Goodno	2 years
McDonald, Archibald	Private	21	Oct 12, 1861	Ogdensburgh	Lieut. Goodno	2 years
Richards, Henry	Private	32	Oct 16, 1861	Ogdensburgh	Lieut. Goodno	2 years
Pierce, Richard	Private	26	Oct 15, 1861	Ogdensburgh	Lieut. Goodno	2 years
Tonkin, Joseph	Private	28	Oct 15, 1861	Ogdensburgh	Lieut. Goodno	2 years
Palen, Robert	Private	27	Oct 5, 1861	Ogdensburgh	Lieut. Goodno	2 years
Lamson, James	Private	24	Sep 24, 1861	Albany	J. C. Meginnis	2 years
Soule, Peter	Musician	18	Sep 1, 1861	Albany	F. J. Radcliff	2 years

I hereby certify, that I have carefully examined Daniel Brown, James Lamson and Peter Soule, three recruits not previously examined, and find them physically able to do military duty as assigned them.

N. P. Rice, Surgeon, 18th Regt. N. Y. V.

Date — October 26, 1861. Station — Camp King.

I certify that I have this day carefully examined and accepted into the service of the United States, for the term of two years, the twenty men on the above Roll.

C. W. Tolls, 1st Lieut. 13th Infantry, Mustering Officer

Date — October 30, 1861. Station — Camp William.

Camp King, October 30, 1861 — The Surgeon's certificates in cases of the men not examined by Dr. Rice are appended to the original Muster filed with the Adjutant General, U. S. Army, at Washington. — J. H. Russell, Adjutant, 18th Regt. N. Y. Vols.

Full table headings:

Traveling: To place of rendezvous, No. of miles
Traveling: From place of discharge home, No. of miles
Remarks: 1. Every man whose name is on this roll, must be accounted for on the next muster roll. The exchange of men, by substitution; and the exchange, swapping, or loaning of horses, after muster into service, are strictly forbidden.

New York State Civil War Muster Rolls:Eighteenth Infantry Regiment, New York State Volunteers, Recruits #2

New York State Civil War Muster Rolls:
Eighteenth Infantry Regiment, New York State Volunteers, Recruits #2