Chapter L: S. Trowbridge,

Colonel 10th Mich. Cavalry.

Total enrollment 1,886
Killed in action 13
Died of wounds 12
Died in confederate prisons 11
Died of disease 121
Discharged for disability (wounds or disease) 80

Col. Thaddeus Foote

Col. and Bvt. Maj. Gen. Luther S. Trowbridge

Col. and Bvt. Brig. Gen. Israel C. Smith

Major Cicero Newell

Lt. Col. and Bvt. Col. John H. Standish

Major Wesley Armstrong

Major Peter N. Cook

Major Harvey E. Light

1st Lieut. and Adjt. Charles E. Soule

Major Henry W. Sears

1st Lieut. and Brevet Capt. Adjt. Charles W. Watkins

1st Lt. and Adjt. William T. Merritt

1st Lt. and R. Q. M. Oliver N. Taylor

1st Lt. and R. Q. M. Alphonso A. Maxim, Jr.

1st Lt. and R. C. S. Don A. Dodge

1st Lt. and R. C. S. Wallace W. Dickinson

Surg. David C. Spaulding

1st Asst. Surg. Charles W. Leonard

1st Asst. Surg. William D. Scott

2nd Asst. Surg. Thomas Shaw

Chaplain Henry Cherry

Capt. and Bvt. Lt. Col. Edwin J. Brooks

Capt. and Bvt. Maj. James H. Cummins

Capt. and Bvt. Maj. William H. Dunn

Capt. Ben. K. Weatherwax

Capt. Stephen V. Thomas

Capt. George M. Farnham

Capt. James B. Roberts

Capt. Ambrose L. Soule

Capt. William E. Cummin

Capt. Rhoderick L. Bryan

Capt. Sam T. Bryan, Jr.

Capt. James Minihan

Capt. Myron A. Converse

Capt. B. Frank Sherman

Capt. Amos T. Ayers

Capt. Enos B. Bailey

Capt. Edgar P. Byerley

Capt. Elliot F. Covall

Capt. Andrew J. Itsell

Capt. Chauncey F. Shepard

Capt. James L. Smith

Capt. Archibald Stevenson

1st Lt. Adam R. Insley

1st Lt. Fred. N. Field

1st Lt. Edmund G. Fechet

1st Lt. Rodney W. Beach

1st Lt. John L. Wild

1st Lt. Alfred A. Garlock

1st Lt. Robert G. Barr

1st Lt. Lord W. Hinman

1st Lt. John R. Bennett

1st Lt. Jesup Morehouse

1st Lt. George W. French

1st Lt. Sam W. Harback

1st Lt. Nelson Robinson, Jr.

2nd Lt. Sidney Walters

2nd Lt. Thomas Kenyon

2nd Lt. John H. Starkweather

2nd Lt. Persons H. Brace

2nd Lt. Jacob Weatherwax

2nd Lt. Henry Stone

2nd Lt. Lucian A. Chase

2nd Lt. Sam White, Jr.

2nd Lt. Walter A. Palmer

2nd Lt. Edwin A. Botsford

2nd Lt. Emory J. Blanding

2nd Lt. William E. Smith

2nd Lt. Henry L. Covell

2nd Lt. Charles H. Dumont

2nd Lt. Charles Watson

2nd Lt. John Spears

2nd Lt. Samuel N. Eddie

2nd Lt. John Q. H. Cook

2nd Lt. Adoniram J. Cole

2nd Lt. Jeremiah W. Boynton

2nd Lt. William Yerrington

Sergt. Maj. Loren S. Rounseville

Hospital Steward James Cilley

Hospital Steward Hiram C. Luce

Chief Musician Christopher Rawling

Veterinary Surg. Chas. E. Robinson

Saddler Sergt. Isaac W. Kendrick

R. Q. M. Sergt. Henry M. Cronkite

R. C. S. Sergt. Ezra Dowd]

MAP

Showing Theatre of Operations of
THE 10ᵀᴴ MICHIGAN CAVALRY
IN 1864-65.

_Drawn under the personal direction of
General L.S. Trowbridge,
by F. C. Leesemann._]

Transcriber’s Note:

Words and phrases in italics are surrounded by underscores, _like this_. Final stops missing at the end of abbreviations were added. Five misspelled words were corrected. The word “the” was changed to “be” in the phrase “... to be pushed with ...” Illustrations of the Officers of the Tenth Michigan Cavalry were consolidated under a single title and moved to the end of the book, preceding the map.