. History of the Twenty-fourth Michigan of the Iron brigade, known as the Detroit and Wayne county regiment .. . , 18 Farmer, Huron 5 Francis Pepin Detroit, 19 Carpenter, Detroit 12 Sherman Rice Huron, 18 Farmer, Huron 5 Hugh G. Roberts Wales, Eng., 26. .Farmer, Livonia n ORIGINAL MEMBERS. 345 RANK AND NAME. NATIVITY ANDAGE. OCCUPATION ANDRESIDENCE. ENLISTED. Abraham Rathbone New York, 33 Farmer, Livonia Aug. 6 Andrew Smith England, 29 Farmer, Brownstown 9 Jerome B. Stockham New York, 34 Farmer, Livonia 8 Conrad Springer Germany, 26 Clerk, Detroit 8 Lilburn ! N. Hampshire,
. History of the Twenty-fourth Michigan of the Iron brigade, known as the Detroit and Wayne county regiment .. . , 18 Farmer, Huron 5 Francis Pepin Detroit, 19 Carpenter, Detroit 12 Sherman Rice Huron, 18 Farmer, Huron 5 Hugh G. Roberts Wales, Eng., 26. .Farmer, Livonia n ORIGINAL MEMBERS. 345 RANK AND NAME. NATIVITY ANDAGE. OCCUPATION ANDRESIDENCE. ENLISTED. Abraham Rathbone New York, 33 Farmer, Livonia Aug. 6 Andrew Smith England, 29 Farmer, Brownstown 9 Jerome B. Stockham New York, 34 Farmer, Livonia 8 Conrad Springer Germany, 26 Clerk, Detroit 8 Lilburn ! N. Hampshire, , Livonia 5 Charles A. Sutliff New York, 22 Farmer, Livonia 5 Wilber F. Straight Nankin, 21 Farmer, Nankin 2 Isaac L. Vandecar New York, 18 Farmer, Huron 5 James Van Houten Ash, 20 Farmer, Livonia 6 Jacob M. Van Riper Ash, 22 Farmer, Brownstown July 31 Enoch A. Whipple New York, 37 Carpenter, Brownstown. . .Aug. 11 Rufus J. Whipple New York, 39 Farmer, Brownstown 9 Gurdon L. Wight Livonia, 19 Farmer, Livonia 5 David A. Wood New York, 19 Farmer, Livonia 5 Wallace A. Wood New York, 19 Farmer, Livonia 5. JERICHO MILLS ON THE NORTH ANNA. (28) CHAPTER XVII. Recruits of The Twenty-fourth Michigan. I.— THOSE WHO SAW SERVICE AT THE FRONT. QUITE a number of recruits came to the Twenty-fourthMichigan but only a small part of them saw service at thefront. The war history of the regiment was made by the1026 original members and 216 recruits who joined it at thefront. They began to come in during the spring of 1864, while theregiment was wintering near Culpepper Court House, and are knownas Culpepper Recruits, to distinguish them from those who joinedthe regiment at Camp Butler, near Springfield, Illinois. These earlierrecruits joined at a critical period of the war and are entitled to sharein full the honors of the regiment, as they helped fight some of theseverest battles in which it was engaged. Some of them were placedin the ranks even during an engagement, and were killed or wound
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