The List of Men who Mustered In Rice County, Minnesota.
Civil War

Eighth Regiment Infantry

This regiment was organized Aungust 1, 1862, ans originally commanede by Col. Minor T. Thomas, of Stillwater, MN. It was stationed at frintier posts until May 1864, when it was ordered upon the Indian expedition. It was engaged in the following battles, sieges, skirmishes and marches:
  • Tah-cha-o-ku-tu, July 28, 1864
  • Little Missouri, battle of the Cedars, Wilkinsons's Pike, December 7, 1864
  • Near Mufreesboro, December 8, 1864
  • Overall's Creek
  • Ordered to Clifton, Tennesee, Then to Cincinnati, then to Washington, then to Newbern, North Carolina
  • Battle of Kingston, March 8, 9, and 10, 1865
  • Men were mustered out at Charlotte, North Carolina, July 11, 1865
  • Discharged at Fort Snelling, Minnesota


    • Armbsy, Lauren Chaplin for the Eighth
    Butterfield, George W. Adjutant for the Eighth

    Company B.
    Pettitt, George F. Captian
    Hollister, Miles First Lieutenant
    Shaw, William Second Lieutenant
    Lampson, Pence First Sergeant
    Passon, John H. Sergeant
    King, Andrew Sergeant
    Sargeant, William S. Sergeant
    Pierce, Benjamin F.Sergeant
    Anderson, Isaac W. Corporal
    Calvin, John Corporal
    Gwathmy, John Corporal
    Buck, Benjamin F.Corporal
    Chase, William Corporal
    Cowan, Andrew B. Corporal
    Morgan, James A.Corporal
    Kellogg, Edward S. Corporal
    Shank, Harmon Musician
    Crump, Thomas G. Musician
    Morris, Jonathan Wagoner

    Privates
    Anderson, Dexter B.
    Anderson, Joseph
    Atchterkisch, Henreich
    Babcock, Columbus
    Barra, Toussaint
    Baily, Eli A.
    Burch, Alonzo
    Carpenter, Thomas
    Castle, Otis N.
    Chapin, John M.
    Clemmer, Daniel L.
    Clemons, Benjamin A.
    Click, Moses
    Cluka, Joseph
    Coats, Dewitt C.
    Coe, Chauncey C.
    Creach, Theodore
    Cutts, Edward H.
    Davey, William H.
    Deike, William
    Denmann, Cornelius
    Diesken, Henry
    Dorn, Henry A.
    Edmonds, James
    Flanders, Stephen G.
    Flover, Norman B.
    Graves, Norris N.
    Green, William M.
    Gillon, John
    Hare, Benjamin
    Hand, Isaac
    Hawkins, William J.
    Heideman, Ernst
    Hetherington, F. B.
    Jacobs, Milo F.
    Jones, Prentiss B.
    La Barge, Andrew Jr.
    Louck, Charles R.
    Marcyes, George W.
    Mathews, Patrick
    McCartney, Edward
    McCartney, John S.
    McKusick, George N.
    Meyer, William L. T.
    Miller, Richard J.
    Mills, Hanson
    Milliron, Joseph
    Millison, John B.
    Mold, Joseph
    Moodey, Ephraim C.
    Morgan, Allen D.
    Nichols, Ezra
    Osterhort, Charles
    Parker, Newton S.
    Patterson, Edward G.
    Peck, George G.
    Peipfso, Henry
    Peterson, George W.
    Pond, Orient
    Pool, Anthony W.
    Pope, Abraham
    Powell, Charles
    Pye, Watts A.
    Rawson, Harvery T.
    Reamer, John H.
    Reardon, Patrick
    Reed, David
    Richardson, Joseph W.
    Ridgeway, Alex. H.
    Roberds, Michael B.
    Schwake, Fredrick
    Sloan, Segnious S.
    Snyder, Winfield S.
    Tenny, Adelbert
    Thuden, Henry
    Tower, Ichabod
    Town, Truman P.
    Tuman, Wells
    Van Saun, Edward
    Van Saun, John J.
    Van Saun, Timothy I.
    Ward, Amplar G.
    Wells, Mark
    Wollett, Harrison
    Wollett, William
    Yonells, Warner

    Company F.
    Privates
    Sackett, George W.
    Born:New York Must.In:21 Aug 1862, Northfield, Rice Co. MN. Must. Out:09 May 1863 Remarks: Discharged for Disability
    Buried:Red Rose Cemtery, Waterford, Dakota County, MN

    Warren, Quincy C.

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