Roster of Utah Volunteers in the Spanish American War

Utah Soldiers in the Spanish American War (and Philippine Insurrection) 1898-1899

References:
Richard Campbell Roberts, History of the Utah National Guard: 1894-1964, Ph. D. dissertation, University of Utah, June 1973. pp 565-573. provided the listing of names.
http://utahhistorytogo.org/spanishwar.html provided data on unit deployments

For further research:
Charles R. Mabey, The Utah Batteries: A History (1900)
A. Prentiss, ed., The History of the Utah Volunteers in the Spanish American War and in the Philippine Islands (1900)
Michael J. Clark, "Improbable Ambassadors: Black Soldiers at Fort Douglas, 1896-99," Utah Historical Quarterly 46 (Summer 1978).

Roster of Utah Volunteers of Spanish American War

List of U. S. Volunteers from Utah in the Spanish American War and Philippine Insurrection. Also list of battles participated in by Batteries A and B from Utah in the Philippine Islands. - Taken from Deseret News, August 19, 1899, pp. 9, 10.

[Webmaster note: reformatted for on line use. It was noted that names of casualties do not always correspond with roster names, so there are likely errors injected when originally typeset in the newspaper, when transcribed, or when scanned.]

TROOP I SECOND U.S. VOLUNTEER CAVALRY [Torrey's Rough Riders. most other troops were from Wyoming. In federal service 11 May to 24 October 1898, most of the time in camp in Jacksonville, FLorida.]
OFFICERS John Q. Cannon, captain [previously the Utah National Guard Adjutant General] J. Wash Young, first lieutenant Andrew J. Burt, second lieutenant
NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS
PRIVATES Allen, Earl B. Allred, Orson Anderson, Eric A. Ash, William O. Bates, Charles H. Bean, Jesse F. Beck, John R. Beebe, Jason R. Bohm, Lorenzo Christensen, A. C . Clarke, Edward W. Clark, E. H. Cleghorn, Wm. F. Cummings, A. L Dart, Frederick B. DeWitt, Rueben Dickson, A. D. Drake, Clarence Dull, Charles R. Edler, Samuel C. Ekdahl, Alex W. Forrester; Robert Fotheringham, S. H. Fowler, Frederick H_ Goldman, Wm. C. Goodwin, F. C.	Hansen, Samuel E. Harris, Joseph A. Hays, Sydney C. Hilbert, John C. Harris, Harry Hooper, Sidney K. Jardine, Frank Jasperson, Ch. C. W. Jones, Thomas, Jr. Kidney, James Larson, Lewis Letter, Wm. H. Lewis, Joseph R. Lloyd, W. J. Lundy, John H Mansen, John H. Marsh, Joseph V. E. McCarty. Edgar C McKay, W. Archie McKenzie, A. G. McPherson, James Moody, Robert R. Morris, Burton C. Oakason, Albert F. O'Flynn, T. ee Page, Newman A. Peterson, Lars	Plaisted. F. H. Pratt, R. G. Prude, ArthurH. Rinley, John H. Ritter, William C. Robinson, L. Rogers, J. D. B. Rydaich. Jethro M. Sanderson, David Seales. D. E. Sharp, George C. Shepard, Francis R. Shipp, Milford B., Jr. Skinner, Joseph F. Smelser, J. C. Smith, Arthur Sorensen, Chris. S. Spraat,George R. Stewart, Luther, J. Stewart, Url, Jr. Streepter, John W. Tenney,. L. S. Thompson. E. R. Walker, Francis M. Wilkerson, Robert Willison, James B. Young, Joseph A

TROOP A VOLUNTEER CAVALRY [Assigned to guard duty in Yosemite, Sequoia, and General Grant Parks in California.]
OFFICERS: Joseph E. Caine, Captain Benner Z. Smith, first lieutenant Gordon N. Kimball, second lieutenant
NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS John Metger, first sergeant., Sam S. Porter, quartermaster, sergeant Charles O. Merrill, sergeant Ernest de Vinge, sergeant ryeS E. Cobb, sergeant William A. Fortescue, sergeant Charles S. Price, sergeant Joseph H. Richards, sergeant Harry H. Atkinson, corporal Paul Kimball, corporal Wilford V. Young, corporal John H. Edwards, corporal Francis K. B. Ritchie, corporal Albert W. Lee, corporal Walter B. Clawson, corporal John B. 'Wheeling, corporal Louis Smith, farrier Emron C. Wright, farrier John C. Crawford, musician Otis O. Butcher, musician James Payne, saddler Marion Grundy, wagoner
PRIVATES Adams, William P. Andrews, Albert W. Brandt, Jacob Brattain, Arthur L. Breinholt, Oscar H. Brown, Joel T. Brown, Romer Campbell, Wm. Cannon, Walter F. Cavanaugh, E. J. Clark, William L. Colbath, Alex Conklin, Arthur F. Cotner, Perry R. Dallin, Samuel Daniel, Roy W. Dennis, Arthur, Jr. Donaldson, W. H. Dods, William B. Doud, Jarvis C. Dunford, Rupert A. Eldredge, Frank M. Esse, Henry R. Estes, James W. Evens, Peter C.	Fairclough, Peter J. Fayle. Nicholas. .Tr. Freed, Ellis C. Gardner, William H. Greenwood, Wm. R. Groo, Scott. Hilliard, Mark T. Hyde, William H. Hampton, H. Ben Harness, Frank Hansen, George P. Harris, Abner B. Hodgert, Robert L. Howell, J. F. Irvine, Ralph Jensen,. E. L. Juson, Charles Knaters, Roger C. Kimball, Elliott T. Ladd, Greeley C. Lee, Albert W. Loveless, W. D., Jr. Luff, Albert W. Lund, Martin Marsh, Rufus A. May, Fred H. Milligan, Alex	MleI, Arthur L. Merrison, George C. Neilson, LeRoy Neugebauer, C. B. Page, George M. Paget, George E. Porter, Clem V. Peterson, Christian Pratt, Ray R. Racker, Fred E. Rarnett,W. J. Rich, Eddie E. Ritchie, F. K. B. Robinson, Hyrum W. Searle, Garry N. Sells, Louis M. Schoppe, Lewis Spenat, Paul Stephens, Wm. Stuart, Charles E. Tervort, Moroni. E. Whiting, D. W. Weller, George L. Woodford, Jos. T. Worley, Kleber Weatherby, Richard Wolsey, Joseph

UTAH LIGHT ARTILLERY BATTERY A [Mustered into federal service 9 May 1898, and ordered to Manila. Left the Philippines 24 June 1899 and mustered out in August 1899. See list of engagements below.]
OFFICERS: Richard W. Young. Captain George W. Gibbs. first lieutenant Ray C. Naylor, second lieutenant W. C. Webb, second lieutenant
NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS: Ethan E. Allen, first sergeant Harry A. Young, quartermaster sergeant Joseph H. Meredith, veterinary sergeant Joseph O. Nystrom, sergeant Daniel H. Wells, sergeant Emil V.Johnson, sergeant Ford Fisher, sergeant Will F. Aldrach, corporal Arthur W. Brown, corporal William D. Biter, corporal Alfred L. Robinson, corporal Charles E. Varian, corporal Charles R. Mabey, corporal A. L. Williams, corporal Lewis P. Hanson, corporal Noble A. McDonald, corporal William Kneass, corporal George S. Backman, corporal George A. Seaman, corporal Willard Call, corporal Thomas R. Smith, corporal Mark E. Bezzant, corporal George F. Larson, corporal Hans P. Hansen,' corporal William M. Clawson, corporal Buriah Wilkins, articifer Vincent A. Smith, articifer Victor E. Marthini, saddler Elmer G. Thomas, musician George.B. Fisher, musician James W. Allred, wagoner
PRIVATES: Anderson, Joseph F. Anderson, Louis P. Beemus, John W. Berlin, John H. Bostwich, Robert L. Bradford, Archibald Campbell, John W. Caulkins, Harold L. Christensen, P. B. Christiensen, Theo. Cleghorn, Theo. Collins, Thomas Denn, William T. Doty, George E. Duffin, George Duffin, Leonard Earl, William Ells, William G. . Eckstran, Alfred Edwards. William Emery, Frank W. Feninger, Oscar A. Frederickson, P.B. Frunkentield, George Funk, Ezra S. Gledhill, Leo N. Harmer, Frank T. Hennerfer, W. H. Hesbur, Samuel H.	Holbrook, Joseph J. Hope, Chester J. T. Howells, Ep'm P. B. Hudson, Lindsey Hughes, Thomas J Humphrey, Aner O. Jacobsen, William Jenicke, Charles C. Jensen, Peter Jones, Henry O. Kennedy, John T. Kenner, Ray Krogh, Charles W. Larson, . Warren Leaver, William H. Ficklederer, John B. Louder ,Arthur L. Lowery, Ernest E. Lynsberg, Aug.E. Madesen, Helie M. Margetts, Nelson E. Morgan, Joseph H. Mortensen, David Murray, Michael McLughlin, W.F. Neilson, Niels Nelson, William, Jr. Newman, Theo. M. Parsons, Charles Perret, William E.	Peters, Frank E. Peterson, Charles Peterson, Frank C. Phillips, M. C. Quirin, James Rasmussen, Severn Rauscher, E. W. Robinson, W.J.. Robison, John L. Row land, Wilbur I. Russell, Isaac Ryan, Michael F. Ryver, WilliamA. Selmer, Emil F. Sleater, Harold E. Sorensen, J. W. Staten, Stanley Stout, Edgar W. Thomas, Arthur, Jr. Thomas, Lehi Tilson, John A. Tipton, William Tripp, Francis B. Tuttle, Francis Wood, Edward G. Woolsey, John R. Wycherley, S. A. Wyne, Homer W. Young, John G. Zahler, John F.
BATTERY A CASUALTIES KILLED Corp. John O. Young, killed at Santa Mesa, February 5, 1899. Pte. Wilhelm T. Goodman, killed at Santa Mesa, February 5, 1899. Q.M. Sergt. Harry A. Young, killed at Santa ,Mesa, February 6, 1899. Sergt. Ford Fisher, killed at Rio Grande, May 14, 1899.	BATTERY A CASUALTIES DIED Corp. George O. Larson, died at Manila, December 10, 1898. Corp. John T. Kennedy, died at Manila, March 15, 1899. Pte. Charles Parsons, died at Manila, April 20, 1899. Pte. Oscar A. Feninger, died at Manila, June 5, 1899.	BATTERY A CASUALTIES SERIOUSLY WOUNDED David A. Davis, May 16, 1899.

BATTLES FOUGHT

BA TTERY A

July 31, 1898-- Malate with Spanish
Aug. 1, 189S-- Malate with Spanish
Aug. 2, 1898-- Malate with Spanish
Aug. 5, 1898-- Malate with Spanish
Aug.13, 1898-- Capture of Manila with Spanish
Feb. 4, 1899-- Santa Mesa
Feb. 4, 1899-- Sampaloc
Feb. 5, 1899-- Santa Mesa
Feb. 5, 1899--Sampaloc
Feb. 5, 1899-- Santa Ana
Feb. 6, 1899-- Advance upon pumping station
Feb. 10, 1899-- Near Caloocan
Feb. 13. 1899-- Guadaloupe
Feb. 14, 1899-- Pasig Island
Feb. 15, 1899-- Guadaloupe
Feb. 22, 1899-- North and east of pumping station
Feb. 18, 1899 --San Pedro Macati
Feb. 23, 1899-- Balie Balle
Feb. 23, 1899-- Near La Loma Church
Feb. 24, 1899-- Mariquina road
Feb. 25, 1899-- Mariquina
Feb. 26, 1899-- Guadaloupe
March 1, 1899-- San Pedro Macati
March 3, 1899-- San Pedro Macati
March 4, 1899-- Guadaloupe
March 6, 1899 --Mariguina road
March 7, 1899--South of San Juan del Monte
March 7, 1899--Pumping station
March 10, 1899--Near San Francisco del Monte
March 13, 1899 --Guadaloupe
March 13, 1899--Pasig City
March 14, 1899--Pasig City
March 15, 1899 --Santa Cruz
March 16, 1899--Ma.riquina
March 17, 1899--Morong
March 17, 1899--Jalajala .
March 17, 1899--Near San Francisco del Monte
March 20, 1899--Bingangonan
March 25, 1899--Mariquin
March 25, 1899--Pasig City
March 25, 1899 --Caloocan
March 25, 1899 --Near San Francisco del Monte
March 26, 1899 -- Bingangonan
March 26, 1899 -- Pasig City
March 26, 1899--Fuliban River
March 28, 1899 -- Balucan . .
March 31, 1899 --San Mateo Valley
March 31, 1899--Taytay
April 23, 1899--Quingua
April 25, 1899--Bagbag
April 27, 1899--Calumpit
May 4, 1899--Santo Tomas
May 7, 1899--8axnioan
May 7, 1899--Gaugua
May 14, 1899--San Luiz
May 16, 1899--San Luiz
May 17, 1899--Expedition to Candaba
May 18, 1899--Expedition to Candaba
May 23, 1899-- Santa Rita
May 24, 1899--San Fernando
May 25, 1899--San Fernando
June 3, 1899--Cainta
June 4, 1899--Morong
June 10, 1899-- Muntenlupa
June 16, 1899-- San Fernando
June 22, 1899-- San Fernando
April 9, 1899-- Santa Cruz
April 10, 1899-- Santa Cruz
April 11, 1899-- Pagsajan
April 12, 1899-- Orena

UTAH LIGHT ARTILLERY BATTERY B [Mustered into federal service 9 May 1898, and ordered to Manila. Left the Philippines 24 June 1899 and mustered out in August 1899. See list of engagements below.]
OFFICERS: Frank A. Grant, Captain Edgar A. Wedgwood, first lieutenant John F. Critchlow, second lieutenant Orrin R. Grow, second lieutenant
NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS: Louis B. Eddy, first sergeant Don. R. Coray, quartermaster sergeant Felix Bachman, veterinary sergeant Frank T. Hines, sergeant Louis M. Fehr, sergeant Horace E. Coolidge, sergeant Charles G. Forslund, sergeant J. A. Anderson, sergeant Charles Asplund, sergeant Peter Olsen, corporal Richard L. Bush, corporal Robert Stewart, corporal A. E. St. Morris, corporal John T. Donnelisan. corporal Theo.I... Genter, corporal W. Q. Anderson, corporal G. B. Wardiaw, corporal Andrew Peterson, corporal Nephi Otteson, corporal C. C. Clapper, corporal John U. Bucht., corporal JamesJ. Ryan, corporal John A. Boshard, corporal Fred P. J.. Blake, farrier Fred D. Sweet, farrier Frank Dillingham, articifer Lee A. Curtis, articifer Louis Miller, saddler Fred H. Crager ,musician Joseph F. Grant, musician Antone Liljeroth, wagoner
PRIVATES: Ackaret, M. H. Alblanalp. John Anderson, David M. Anderson, Peter Austin, Bet W. Baker, John Beasley, John W. Billings, C. G. Bjarnson, Finer Bjarnson, Stephen Bluth, Godfrey, J. Borkman, Arthur Braman, John Branscom, Augustus Bridgman, Jd_ D. Bumiller, Fred A. Burch, James K. Carr, Joseph W. Chamberlin, V. L. Chatlin, Eugene Chatterton, F.D. Christensen, Theo Collins, W. J. Conover, R. F. Coulter, F. H. Curtis, Jasper D. Dalgetty, John Daliermore, Phillip De Montalvo, E. V.	Doyle, Joseph Duncan, Elmer Dunn, James M. Dunning, D.A. Dusenberry, H. H. Farnes, W. H. . Ferguson, J. B. Flannigan, J. E. Florence, P.B. Fox, Charles L. Goodwin, M. T. Green, Loren C. Hall, Parker J. Hall, Walter S. Heiss, Jacob A. Herbertz, Peter Hogan, John Hoggan, T.A., Jr. Holdaway, Parley P. Hudson, G. H. Hughes, John W. Jensen, Hans Jensen, M. C. Johnson, D. C. Kell, John B King, Samuel Lacey, George Larson, G. R. Lawson, D. V. Lewis, S. C.	McCabe, James McCarty, Leonard Meranda. J.W. Nielson, A. P. Olsen, Rienhardt Pyree, S.P. Quick, Marshall Ralph, Richard H. Rees, George R. Robinson, C. W. Savage, W. H. . Schoeber, P. D. Scott, Hyrum C. S Shearer, W. H. Smith, Jerome Snow, Junius C. Synder, Harry S. Souther, Henry L. Tate, John P. Thornberg, Thos. W. Turner, Moroni Utz, Frank J; Vance, John R. Van Syckle, Benj. Walters, A.N. Walters, J. W. Wheeler, G:H. Winkler, J. G. Wright, W. A. Zolinger, John D.
BATTERY B CASUALTIES KILLED Pte. George A. Hudson, killed at Cavite, Augu.st 24, 1898 Corp. M. C. Jensen, killed at Bagbag, March 25, 1899. Pte. Fred A. Bumiller, killed at Bagbag, March 25, 1899. Pte. Max Madison, killed at Bagbag, March 25, 1899.	BATTERY B CASUALTIES DIED Pte. Richard H. Ralph, died at Nagazaki, Japan, July 12, 1899	BATTERY B CASUALTIES SERIOUSLY WOUNDED Pte. John Braman, April 26, 1899 Pte. J.D. Ablanalp, April 24, 1899 Pte. Parker J. Hall, March 25, 1899 Lieut. George'A. Seaman,April 11, 1899 Corp. George B. Wardlaw, February, 4, 1899 Corp. Andrew Peterson, March 11, 1899 Pte. J.G. Winkler, July 31, 1898

BATTLES FOUGHT

BA TTERY B

July 31, 1898 --Malate
Aug. 1, 1898-- Malate
Aug. 2, 1898 --Malate
Aug. 5, 1898 -- Malate
Aug. 13, 1899--Capture of Manila
Feb. 4, 1899--Attack on outposts
Feb. 5, 1899--From Tondo to Caloocan
Feb. 5, 1899--La Lorna and Lieo Cemetery Ridge
Feb. 8, 1899 --Caloocan
Feb. 9, 1899--Caloocan
Feb. 10, 1899--Caloocan
Feb. 12, 1899 --Near Maraquina
Feb. 22, 1899--Tondo
Feb. 23, 1899--La Loma and Block House No.5
March 17, 1899--I.a Lorna and Block House No.5
March 25, 1899 --Capture of Malabon
March 26, 1899 --Malinti
March 27, 1899--Mariloa
March 29, 1899 -- Bocane and Bigan
March 29, 1899 --Gueginto
March 30, 1899--Malolos
March 31, 1899--Malolos
April. 4, 1899 --Gingua
April 9, 1899 --Santa Cruz
April 10, 1899--Santa Cruz
April 11, 1899--Pagsanjan
April 12, 1899--Orina
April 13, 1899--Pulton Ford
April 23, 1899--Norzagaray
April 24, 1899--Norzagaray
April 24, 1899--Bagbag
April 25, 1899--Angat
April 25, 1899--Bagbag
May 1, 899-- San Raphael
May 2, 1899-- Balinag
May 5, 1899-- Massim
May 16, 1899-- San Fernando
May 17,1899- San Isidro

UTAH LIGHT ARTILLERY BATTERY C [Assigned to post duties in Angel Island in San Francisco Bay, California.]
OFFICERS: Frank W. Jennings, Captain John D. Murphy, first lieutenant William J. R. Stacey, second lieutenant
NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS: Henry Barrett, first sergeant Cyrus L. Hawley, quartermaster sergeant David Muir, veterinary sergeant Albert C. Allen, sergeant Christian, Lund, sergeant Edgar A. Stevenson, sergeant Leo Leon, sergeant Albert Hulbert, sergeant EdgarJ. Bonsteil, sergeant Anton Schneider, sergeant William B. Dougall, sergeant William F. Flahinigan, sergeant James H. Howat, sergeant Edward C. Cooper, corporal Frederick Lyon, corporal Fred J. Barnes, corporal Heber J. Cushing, corporal Frank C. Fisher, musician Bertel C. Rasmussen, corporal Joseph Z. Dye, corporal Percy T. Fisher, corporal Elmer Green, corporal, Axel Ongman, corporal Patrick H. Malloy, corporal Alfred Voyce, corporal George W. Olson, farrier James S. Manson, farrier Rutherford G. Goldman, articifer Joseph Hansen, articifer Samuel J. Cardwell, saddler George A. White, musician Louis Hevertson, musician James Swenson, wagoner
PRIVATES: Ahern, John Ash, William H. Aspden, Thomas Beam, Alfa W. Benham, Milton T. Benson, Fred C. Buckle, John V. Buckey, Hyrum S. Butters, James K. Callahan, John H. Candiand, Theodore Canning, Joseph S. Carlin, Charles Carter, Benjamin F. Cartwright, Wilford Chisholm, James H. Christensen, Fred Cole, Marshall Collins, Fred H. Crawford,William Crossman, Henry Dalton, Edward Daniels, Frank R. Darrah, Donald Davis, George W. Drake, Wm. H. C. Fairbanks; Corneleius W. Fallquist, Olof G. Findlay, Robert J. Flynn, Jack H. Foster, Frank Fraser, George W. Gardner, Josh Cilbourne, Chas. D. Gilmore, Daniel T. Glendenning, Robert	Goldman, Tony D. Gow, Keracy D Graham, James A. Gruber, Eddie J. Hall, Joseph Harris, Charles Hassing, Otto H. Hansen, Joseph Hansen, Peter Hansen, Peter Harris, Henry L. Haymore, William D. Heiner, Angus Heiner, Charles Henderson, W. W. Hervert, John S. Holselam, Ralph C. Horr, Lucien C. Howells, Daniel F. Huchelor, Edw. W. Jensen, Christian Leatham, WIn. A. Lewis, William A. Loughran, Joseph C. Lundstrom, Carl Madsen, Carl Martin, Catonder T. Mathews, John McCarty, John F. McLeud, M. H. McDonald, James E. Miller, Albert Morris, James L. Morrissey, Michael Mosher, Walter Y. Moyle, Frank C. Naismith, John	Nay, George E. Nay, George E. O'Day, James O'Hagan, Pattric Patten, Reily Petterson, Aug. S. Peterson, Paules Peters, Edmund Powers, John B. Price, Ned Pulver, Wesley Riley, James Robertson, James F. Rogers Robert W. Rogers, Milo Savage, Ray T. Seymour, .William Shaw, Alexander Shurtliff, William Silver, Frank J. Sinnott, Henry M. Smith, Alb_rt W. Smith, Carlos E. Smith, John L. Stevens, John B. Stewart, Clifford Sullivan, Patrick R. Trive, Roy Van Aisten, Henry Wadsworth, Edward N. Watson, William J. Weis, August Weiz, Louis Welch, Albert Wilson, George. A. Wright, Richard S. Young, Henry Young, Ray A.

WEDGWOOD RECRUITS
OFFICERS [none identified]
NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS: [none identified]
PRIVATES [and other ranks?]: Alexander, Robert Archer, David G. Benson, Glen Bagge, John R. Bean, Harry. J. Benson, Peter J. Burnett, William W. Burton, Ray S. Bywater, Caleb J. Caffal, Arthur\ C. Carlson, Gust. Chaffin, Millard Connell, James w. Collett, Ralph Crooks, William Curtis, Clarence S. Davis, David J. Ducker, Leo Ellis, Alfred Evans, Willard Ferris, Everett B. Fichtner, August. Fowler, George Gilroy, Jack Grandpre, Edgar A. Grantham, George Graves, Ned C. Griffiths, Walter Goodman, Wilhelm Gunn, Thomas S. Hardiet Francis R. Harris, George Heatherly, Charles	Hill, Charles S. Holberg, Thomas Hopkins, Ernest E. Huber, Jacob Hubert, Wilmer E. Ivins, Joseph C. Johnson, Elmer Kahn, Louis E. Dearsley t Richard Kidder, Ralph Kleinly, Matthew King, MurrayE. Knaus, William G. Lee, James A. Leonard, Thomas Meyers, Joseph J. Madson, Max Martin, Fred S. Morton, Milton Morton, JohnW. Moir, George Musser, Barr W. Musser, Don C. W. McComie, William McCubben, William McKay, Daniel Nicholson, Angus Nielson, James P. Norris, John D. Ohmer, Arthur F. Peterson, Louis C. Pender, John A. Pennington, Louis J. Pratt, Ernest M.	Rae, Alexander Rae, Williams Rademacher, August Redall, Thomas Reid, Robert Richmond, William Roberts, Edward, Jr. Rogers, John B. Rowland, George E. Schaupp, Fred W. Sheily, Frank B. Shull, Thomas Simmons, George Smith, Harry Smith, Sidney J. Snyder, Bismarck Sorenson, Knud Sorensen, Hans Sorensen, Joseph Stout, Charles Z. Taylor, George Tompkins, Odell D. Vincintt Frank A. Wagener, Chris Walquist, Charles A. Wessler, Joseph Weber, George E. Wickersobam, Frank Williams, Albert R. Williams, George W. Wonnacott, Jas. E. Yates, James H. Young, Carlos

VOLUNTEER ENGINEERS FROM UTAH [Assigned to build barracks near Diamond Head, Oahu, Hawaii.]
OFFICERS: [none identified]
NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS: Anton Schneider, sergeant William B. Dougall, sergeant William F. Flannigan, sergeant James H. Howat, sergeant Edward C. Cooper, corporal Frederick Lyon, corporal Fred J. Barnes, corporal Frank C. Fisher, musician
PRIVATES: Beam, Alfa W. Benham, Milton T. Buckle, John V. Darrah, Donald Drake, Wm. H. C. Flynn, Jack H. Foster, Frank Gilbourne, C.D. Gilmore, Daniel T. Graham, James A.	Hall, Joseph E. Harris, Charles Hassing, Otto H. Henderson, W. W. Howells, Daniel F. Holsclan, Ralph C. Leatham, Wm. A. Lewis, Wm_ M. McCarty, Jno. F. McDonald, Jas. E.	Morris, Jas. L. Mosher; Walter Y. Moyle, Frank C. O'Day, James O' Hagan, Pattric Powers, Jno. B. Seymour, Wm. C. Silver, Frank J. Watson, Win. H. Wright, Richard A. Young, Ray A.

24th U.S. INFANTRY REGIMENT and 9th U.S. CAVALRY REGIMENT

Although not Utah volunteers, these two regular Army regiments were stationed at Fort Douglas prior to the War, and ordered from there on April 20, 1898, and arrived in Cuba in time to be part of the attack on San Juan Hill. These two regiments returned to Fort Douglas on 2 September 1898. In 1899 the Regiments were reassigned to other posts in the United States.

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