22                                  HISTORY OF THE SEVENTY-EIGHTH REGIMENT O.V.V.I.

James M. Winn Richard T. Winn Richard J. Russell John George

David Kelley James D. Willis James Bellinger Peter Gibau

Joshua Downard, promoted to    Lieutenant in negro regiment James Brennan, Lieutenant,    dishonorably mustered out

 

           This company has made a good record, and done much hard labor and good fighting. It has, therefore, suffered severely, and lost some noble good men. The first man to fall in battle was from this company. James Morton, of Zanesville, who was struck by a shell and died in a few minutes. The present officers of the company are young men promoted for gallant conduct.

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