. Indiana à Vicksburg . Iew, et le 5 juin 1865, le thérééquipement, alors commandé par le colonel Farrar, a été rassemblé hors du service des États-Unis. Six coinpanies du régiment n'avaient droit qu'à être défacturées, mais par ordre spécial du département de guerre, les quatre autres compagnies ont été déversées avec le régiment. Les recrues réresponsables ont été transférées aux anciens combattants de l'Indiana 48tli, avec lesquels elles ont servi jusqu'à ce qu'elles soient rassemblées. La 99e est parti pour le terrain avec 942 officiers et des hommes enrôlée, et est revenu de ses campagnes avec 500 officiers et hommes, et avait marché pendant

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. Indiana at Vicksburg . iew, and on the 5th of June, 1865, theregiment, then commanded by Colonel Farrar, was mustered outof the service of the United States. Six coinpanies of the regiment only were entitled to be dis-charged, but by a special order from the War Department, theother four companies were discharged with the regiment. The re-maining recruits were transferred to the 48tli Indiana Veterans, with which they served until it was mustered out. The 99th left for the field with 942 officers and enlisted men, and returned from its campaigns with 500 officers and men, andhad marched during its term of service over 4, 000 miles. Uponarriving at Indianapolis, the regiment was present at a receptionto returned soldiers on the 11th of June in the state house grounds, and were welcomed by Governor Morton and others, and its mem-bers then went to their various homes. The regiment lost during its term of service 45 enlisted men, killed and mortally wounded, and 5 officers and 147 enlisted menby disease; total, 197.. Moiuuneut of lOOtli Infantry. (Monument Tablet Inscription.) Its BRIGADE 1st DIVISION 16th CORPS100th INFANTRY Lieut. Col. Albert Heath I Served on the Exterior line in the vicinity of Ilaynes Blufl and at Oak Ridge from about June 12, to the end of the Siege, Julv 4. (38?) ONE HUNDREDTH REGIMENT INDIANA INFANTRYVOLUNTEERS. This regiment was raised principally in what was the TenthIndiana Congressional District, but now known as the Twelfth, and rendezvoused at Camp Allen, in I<^ort Wayne, in the latterpart of the summer of 1862, and was mustered into the UnitedStates service September 10th of that year. At organization the following field and staff were commis-sioned : Stanford J. Stoughton Colonel. Albert Heath Lieutenant-Colonel. Robert Parrott Major. Edward P. Williams Adjutant. Alba M. Tucker Quartermaster. Charles A. Munn Chaplain. William C. Matchett Surgeon. David J. Swartz Assistant Surgeon. Officers of the r espective companies were: Captain. 1st Li

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