A List of Survivors of the Twenty-second Regiment,
Present in This Village,
Aug. 9, 1888

From the Glens Falls Republican of Aug. 21, 1888.

Through the courtesy of David H. King, secretary of the
Twenty-second regiment veteran association
on the occasion of their late reunion here, August 9,
we are enabled this week to lay before our readers a list of those present,
and other valuable information relating to the old regiment,
which cannot fail to be of interest to all:

COMPANY "A"
Amos T. Calkins	John McCreary
Patrick McCall	Nicholas Nelson
Charles E. Abbey	George W. Porter
Courtlandt Adams	John B. Swartz
Nelson Pratt	Roger Spain
William Curtis	Martin Slattery
Algernon Culver	Ralph A. Savage
Abram Devitt	Schuyler Vandecar
Wm. H. Flannigan	Jos C. Vandeworken
George Flannigan	Wm. VanAntwerp
George F. Fonda	William Weidman
John T. Francisco	Joseph E. West
VanOlinda Gordon	Frederick Weaver
Rosen J. House	William Welch
Henry W. Heartt	Malachi Weidman
Samuel Johnson	Ira M. Wilson
Charles Kilby	Joseph Herriman
Edward Lavery	Daniel G. Waldron
Egbert A. Manning

COMPANY "B"
Lt. Wm. Hoysradt	C. Henry Sheldon
Edwin L. Bragg	Alexander Lackay
Charles J. Bragg	Lewis R. Harsha
George Bates	Edward Deegan
John C. Mullen	William H. Brown
George Simpson	William Brown
Barney Burns	David H. King
Charles H. Forbes	Alva J. Williams

COMPANY "C"
Charles H. Austin	George F. Greene
Gus Ensign	John Wright
Truman Kingsley

COMPANY "D"
Robert Hamilton	Joseph B. Matteson
Jabez Bennett	Daniel Harrington
William P. Hover	Octavus LaPoint
Cornelius Askey	John Rice
Willard Lawton	James H. Buck
Edward Towne	Michael McGowan
William Smart	George Caldwell
Wm. Langworthy	Henry Granger
Darius Chapin	Frank Smith

COMPANY "E"
Harvey Kingsley	Fred H. Cramer
Charles W. Reynolds	George W. Stevens
Jacob Miller	J.W. Morgan
Nathaniel Warren	Amasa Reed
A.P. Simpson	Oliver McAuley
Wm. H. Pike	J.W. Houghtaling
George C. Kingsley	George S. Luther
Henry O. Cronkhite	Warren Smith
Henry Snyder	Junot Caples
George Hall	Frank Warren
Charles Terryll	George S. Brown
Howard Coles	John J. Baker

COMPANY "F"
P.J. Savage	Austin W. Holden
J.A. Newcomb	Fred E. Ranger
J. McDonald	Franklin W.T. Colt
Nathan Thompson	Lyman Harris
Henry Buck	Harvey Robbins
F.A. Reed	Henry Sweet
Sylvester Lord	James C. Tripp
Martin Whiting	Thomas P. Hall
E.B. Moon	Ephraim Brown
W. H. H. Davis	Charles Wells
James E. Hall

COMPANY "G"
J.A.C. Horton	Henry Baird
Edwin Horton	Wesley Lamphier
Newton Church	George Hoadley
Arthur Smith	Elisha Cook
Carlos Smith	Dyer Sharp
Lewis Vermett	Fayette Ferguson
Charles E. Ingram	Wm. Parker
Wm. Baldwin	Thomas Covill

COMPANY "H"
Wm. H. Bennett	D.H. Bennett
Thomas Murphy	Lewis Luther
W.H. Huntley	Clark Mott
George Blake	David Frisby
Ira Foster	Rufus Gardner
George Chase	James W. Chase
Heman Lake	E.H. Gates
Randolph Rogers

COMPANY "I"
Lyman Ormsby	James T. Boyle
Joseph Lahue	Benj. Wood
A.J. Stewart	Thomas Doyle
John D. Taylor	John Knights
Isaac Germain	John Stevenson
John Smith	Jacob Bennett
Joseph Coburn	Joseph Shampany
Charles Coburn	Alfred W. Slocum
Joseph R. Seaman

COMPANY "K"
Capt. E.F. Edgerly	James H. Farrell
David W. Murdock	John H. Ferris
Oscar P. Murdock	Asa K. Patten
George Young	Burritt L. Buck
John F. Todd	James Arbuckle

L. O. Morris post 121, G .A. R. of Albany, was represented by George C. Hover, orderly sergeant of L. O. Morris post drum corps, and Andrew Dunlap, fifer.
The boys displayed very great talent and gave some fine music, with but one drum and one fife.

Letters of regret were received from the following members of the Twenty-second regiment, who were unable to attend the reunion of their old comrades:

Lt. Gorton T. Thomas, Fargo, Dakota territory.
Maj. Jas. W. Schenck, quartermaster, Denver, Col.
H.D. Woodruff, quartermaster, Auburn, N.Y.
Lt. W.S. Whitney, Co. I, Chicago, Ill.
G.O. Adams, Co. G., Firth, Neb.
H.H. Barton, Co. B., Greeley, Col.
Oscar C. Vaughn, Co. F., Tripoli, Iowa.
Chas. Harris, Co. B., Sligo, Mo.
L. Sturges, Co. F., Excelsior, Neb.
Truman Hall, Co. F., Beatrice, Neb.
Worden E. Stoddard, Elberon, Ill.
J.F. Case, Co. E., Swantown, Neb.
John Richardson, Co. F., Menominee, Mich.
S. McClellan, Co. C., Beatrice, Neb.
A.M. Ferguson, Co. H., Grand Haven, Mich.
Zabina Ellis, Co. E., Washington, D.C.
H.S. Chalk, Co. H., Gustavus, Ohio
Orsamus C. Nichols, Co. F., Buffalo, Kan.
Heman Lake, Co. H., Old Chatam, N.Y.
Jas. A. Skiff, Co. I., Pottersville, N.Y.
Lewis Paro, Co. F., Meriden, Conn.
Andrew J. Lansing, Co. F., Andover, Day county, Dakota Ty.
Levi Better, Co F., Warrensburgh, N.Y.
Joseph Hoag, Co. C., Lake Placid, N.Y.
Elias C. Call, Co. F., Walnut Grove, Ill.
Robert Barber, Co. E. U.S. marshal, Montgomery, Ala.
Lt. Jas. H. Merrill, Co. F., North Greenwich, Washington county, N.Y.
Wm. F. Redding, Co. F., New York City

In addition to the letters received from "the boys" of the regiment, regretting their inability to take part in the exercises of the reunion, the following came from Brig. Gen’l Hatch, who commanded the "Iron Brigade" after the promotion of Gen'l Augur; from C.C. Augur, the second commander of the brigade, and from Major George Clendon:

2732 DUMBARTON AVENUE
Washington, D.C., August 3, 1888
Major A.W. Holden, President Vet. Association, 22d Reg't N.Y.V.I., Glens Falls, N.Y. —
Dear Sir: I regret very much that it will be impossible for me to accept your kind invitation to attend the first annual reunion of your veteran association. I always remember with so much pleasure my first brigade — all of New York regiments, and none better than the 22d — with its soldierly and gallant Colonel Phelps.
I trust you will have a happy and a numerous reunion, and that you will continue to have them for many, many years.

I am very truly yours.
C.C. AUGUR, BRIG. GEN'L U.S.A. (retired)

NEW PRESTON, Conn.,
August 2, 1888.

Major Austin W, Holden. Comrade: I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of you invitation to attend the first reunion of the 22d New York on the 9^th inst. I sincerely regret that circumstances beyond my control will prevent my being with you. Hoping and believing you will have a good time, I am.

Truly yours, JNO. P. HATCH,
Brig. & B'v't Maj. Gen'l, U.S. Vols.

BUCKNER'S STATION, Louisa Co., Va.
August 7, 1888

My Dear Doctor: I am sorry to be obliged to say I cannot take part in the reunion of the dear old 22d. Circumstances keep me here this summer much against my will. Be good enough to give my love to the buys — rather old boys by this time — Ormsby, Patten, Fassett, and the rest of them.
The 22d did its duty, no more, no less; and duty is better than glory.
I thank God who enabled me to take part in the preservation of our country and the destruction of slavery. We did the job well and it will stay done. I shall think of you on the 9^th. Hope you will have good weather and a good time.

Yours very truly, GEORGE CLENDON

MAJOR A.W. HOLDEN, president.
In conformity with a resolution adopted at the late reunion, the retiring president has appointed the following executive committee, to whom will be referred the time of the next reunion, and the preparation of a constitution and by-laws for the proper regulation of its future affairs:

Company A, Adjt. M. Weidman, Cohoes, N.Y.; company B, Edwin L. Bragg, Fort Edward, N.Y.; company C, George F. Greene, Troy, N.Y.; company D, Robert Hamilton, Greenwich, N.Y.; company E, Adjt. John S. Fassett, Saratoga, N.Y.; company F, Lieut. James H. Merrill, North Greenwich, N.Y.; company G, Wesley Lampheer, Rutland, Vt.; company H, Randolph Rogers, Sandy Hill, N.Y.; company I, Benj. F. Wickham, Schroon Lake, N.Y.; company K, Lieut. John J. Baker, West Troy, N.Y.

A List of Survivors of the Twenty-second Regiment, Present in This Village, Aug. 9, 1888

A List of Survivors of the Twenty-second Regiment,
Present in This Village,
Aug. 9, 1888