Organization of the Wisconsin National Guard in 1889

Commander-in-Chief and Staff

Office:Rank:Name:Residence:
Commander-in-ChiefGovernorWilliam D. HoardFort Atkinson
Adjutant GeneralBrigadier GeneralGeorge W. BurchardFort Atkinson
Quartermaster GeneralBrigadier GeneralMichael GriffinEau Claire
Surgeon GeneralBrigadier GeneralHenry PalmerJanesville
Assistant Inspector
General
ColonelCharles KingMilwaukee
Acting Inspector
Rifle Practice
ColonelTheodore W. GoldinJanesville
Acting Judge Advocate GeneralColonelIsaac H. WingBayfield
Acting Engineer in ChiefColonelDavid W. CurtisFort Atkinson
Military
Secretary
ColonelHenry CassonViroqua
Aide-de-CampColonelJesse StoneWatertown
Aide-de-CampColonelFrederick BeckerManitowoc
Aide-de-CampColonelJames A. ColeMadison
Aide-de-CampColonelGeorge W. PeckMilwaukee
Assistant Adjutant GeneralMajorFrederick L. PhillipsFox Lake
Assistant Quartermaster
General
MajorJohn W. CurranSparta

First Regiment

Headquarters, Madison

 

Janesville Light Infantry, Custer Rifles – Whitewater, Delevan Guards, Beloit City Guard, Racine Light Guard, Garfield Guard –
Racine, Monroe
City Guard,
Governor’s Guard – Madison, and Darlington Rifles.

ColonelWilliam HelmMadisonOct. 22, 1888
Lieutenant ColonelAllan F. CaldwellWhitewaterOct. 22, 1888
MajorSamuel P. SchadelMonroeJun. 18, 1888
MajorMelvin A. NewmanJanesvilleNov. 12, 1888
SurgeonFrederick W. ByersMonroeNov. 6, 1885
Assistant SurgeonTheodore W. EvansMadisonAug. 13, 1885
Assistant SurgeonF. R. GarlockRacineFeb. 6, 1886
AdjutantCharles S. YoungMonroeOct. 18. 1886
QuartermasterJoel W. RichmondWhitewaterApr. 15, 1885
Insp. of Rifle PracticeJoseph B. Doe, Jr.JanesvilleJuly 26, 1887
ChaplainCharles H. LemonWaukeshaJuly 26, 1887

Second Regiment

Headquarters, Oshkosh

 

Manitowoc Volunteers, Oshkosh
Guards,
Evergreen
City Guards – Sheboygan, Ripon Rifles,
Fond
du Lac Guards,
Oshkosh Rifles,
Appleton Light Infantry, Rankin Guards – Manitowoc, Beaver Dam
Guards, and Prison City
Guards – Waupun.

ColonelWorthie H. PattonOshkoshFeb. 8, 1886
Lieutenant ColonelAnthony A. KellyFond du LacFeb. 8, 1886
MajorFritz BeckerManitowocFeb. 8, 1886
MajorOrland F. WeaverBeaver DamMarch 20, 1888
SurgeonFrederick J. WilkieOshkoshApril 19, 1882
Assistant SurgeonFrank C. MouldingWatertownJune 11, 1887
Assistant SurgeonA. J. SchweichlerManitowocJune 21, 1887
AdjutantAlbert SollidayWatertownMay 22, 1882
QuartermasterWilliam F. DickieManitowocApril 15, 1885
Insp. of Rifle PracticeGordon H. McNeelFond du LacApril 13, 1887
ChaplainThomas S. JohnsonBeaver DamOct. 15, 1884

Third Regiment

Headquarters, La Crosse

 

Sherman Guard – Neillsville, Governor’s Guard – La Crosse, Hudson City
Guard, Mauston Light Guard, Griffin Rifles – Eau Claire, Guppy Guard –
Portage, Wausau
Light Guard, Ludington Guard – Menomonie, Sparta Rifles, and Tomah
Guards.

ColonelMartin T.
Moore
La CrosseJune 11,
1883
Lieutenant ColonelBenjamin F. ParkerMaustonJune 11, 1883
MajorThomas J. GeorgeMenomonieJune 11, 1883
MajorJacob D. WomerWausauAug. 23, 1884
SurgeonJohn B. EdwardsMaustonNov. 17, 1888
Assistant SurgeonJohn E. GarreyWausauNov. 17, 1884
AdjutantAlfred F. MetzgerLa CrosseApril 15, 1885
QuartermasterGeorge A. LugingtonNeillsvilleApril 15, 1885
Insp. of Rifle PracticeGurdon H. WinsorMaustonJune 26, 1886
ChaplainJames P. GaligerTomahSept. 20, 1884

Fourth Battalion

Headquarters, Milwaukee

 

Sheridan Guard, Kosciusko Guard, South
Side Turner Rifles, Lincoln Guard, and Rusk Guard.

Lieutenant ColonelOtto H. FalkMilwaukeeOct. 29, 1888
MajorLouis AuerMilwaukeeDec. 18, 1888
Assistant SurgeonHarry E. BradleyMilwaukeeNov. 3, 1888
AdjutantHorace M. SeamanMilwaukeeJuly 5, 1887
QuartermasterEdward SheaMilwaukeeDec. 24, 1888
Insp. of Rifle PracticeGeorge H. RussellMilwaukeeOct, 29, 1888
ChaplainJudson TitsworthMilwaukeeMay 3, 1886

Cavalry

Headquarters, Milwaukee

Light Horse Squadron

Assistant SurgeonHorace M. BrownMilwaukeeAug. 31, 1883

Artillery

Headquarters, Milwaukee

First Light Battery

Assistant SurgeonJames A. McLeodMilwaukeeNov. 22, 1886

Military Companies

Company:Co.Reg.Organized:Location:Strength
Jan. 1, ’89:
Captain:First
Lieutenant:
Second
Lieutenant:
Appleton Light InfantryG2Oct. 27, 1881Appleton62Nathan E. MorganCharles A. GreenHarry W. Cook
Beloit City GuardE1Aug. 31, 1877Beloit58Albert F. AyerThos. J. RogersFrederick W. Parsons
Beaver Dam GuardsK2Oct. 4, 1880Beaver Dam48Elbridge E. LewisJohn F. GuilfoyleJulius Morrow
Custer RiflesC1July 7, 1877Whitewater61John D. HoganFrank B. GoodhueJames R. Johnson
Darlington RiflesK1July 8, 1884Darlington51Lyman F. GrayPence Van Hook 
Delavan GuardD1April 27, 1880Delavan55Richard J. WilsonOrrin W. BlanchardEmmet A. Woodford
Evergreen City GuardsC2Nov. 4, 1877Sheboygan64Charles A. BornHenry W. TresterRichard Goldschmidt
Fond du Lac GuardsE2April 9, 1880Fond du Lac61Charles J. HunterEd. T. MarkelLouis H. Gillet
First Light Battery  May 11, 1885Milwaukee65Joseph B. OliverHenry M. Thompson
George A. Streeter
Howard J. Gilson
Garfield GuardG1Aug. 30, 1881Racine59Henry JerstadAustin W. ErwinChristopher Millstead
Governor’s GuardI1Mar. 24, 1875Madison63George H. JoachimGeorge M. NeckermanHenry Quintmeyer
Governor’s GuardB3Aug. 1, 1873La Crosse65Julius E. KirchiesGeorge WillErnst H. Kaulfuss
Griffin RiflesE3Oct. 20, 1888Eau Claire68Harry B. McMasterJoseph M. BallardJohn F. Farr
Guppy GuardF3June 23, 1877Portage52George C. CarnagieJames A. OlderGeorge Voertman
Hudson City GuardC3June 18, 1887Hudson64Alfred P. GossHenry F. DinsmoreJames A. Freer
Janesville Light InfantryA1Dec. 1, 1887Janesville64Frederick H. KoebelinRobert W. McLeanGeorge G. Paris
Kosciusko GuardB4Aug. 24, 1877Milwaukee62Francis J. BorchardtLucas J. MichalskiRoman Czerwinski
Light Horse Squadron  April 27, 1880Milwaukee63Charles P. HuntingtonWinslow A. NowellRudolph G. Richter
Lincoln GuardD4May 2, 1881Milwaukee59Emil WildeAndrew J. KluppakConstant Rennicke
Ludington GuardH3Jan. 16, 1877Menomonie56George R. BrewerMilton O. DoolittleAmasa S. Ladd
Manitowoc VolunteersA2July 18, 1868Manitowoc71Albert C. BeckerEdward WendorfEmil Schmidt
Mauston Light GuardD3Oct. 11, 1875Mauston50William F. WinsorFrank A. UnderwoodWilliam A. Grimmer
Monroe City GuardH1Mar. 30, 1882Monroe65Daniel A. StearnsRice D. GorhamPaul M. Schroeder
Oshkosh GuardsB2March 25, 1876Oshkosh71Geo. B. McC. HiltonNicholas P. KolfThomas A. Quinn
Oshkosh RiflesF2April 8, 1880Oshkosh64Charles R. BoardmanJulius A. NemitzHenry W. Koch
Prison City GuardsL2June 26, 1885Waupun51C. H. LindsleyPeter LinnenRufus H. Oliver
Racine Light GuardF1Apr. 6, 1881Racine62William C. HoodChristmas EvansHubert A. Wood
Rankin GuardH2Dec. 29, 1881Manitowoc53William BrandtWilliam AbelAugust Biegel
Ripon RiflesD2March 28, 1879Ripon59Frank W. GruetzmacherEmil ReekRichard Wallner
Rusk GuardE4Oct. 29, 1888Milwaukee76Oscar B. ZwietuschHiram E. ManvilleCharles R. Williams
Sherman GuardA3May 15, 1875Neillsville69George A. UreJohn W. HommelRalph H. Tolford
Sheridan GuardA4Jan. 23, 1869Milwaukee65John E. CooganArthur R. HanleyJohn J. Lynch
South Side Turner RiflesC4June 20, 1879Milwaukee70Albert BleuelHerman KloehnEmil F. Deuster
Sparta RiflesI3Sept. 27, 1883Sparta41Timothy O. ThorbusBertram O. RaymondWm. A. Dickinson
Tomah GuardsK3May 28, 1884Tomah63Ranolph A. RichardsLouis SchalleLuman C. Warriner
Wausau Light GuardG3Dec. 30, 1882Wausau75Luelle BellisLouis A. PradtNathaniel B. Eldred

Source: 1889 Wisconsin Blue Book