Organization of the Wisconsin National Guard in 1889
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Commander-in-Chief and Staff | |||
Office: | Rank: | Name: | Residence: |
Commander-in-Chief | Governor | William D. Hoard | Fort Atkinson |
Adjutant General | Brigadier General | George W. Burchard | Fort Atkinson |
Quartermaster General | Brigadier General | Michael Griffin | Eau Claire |
Surgeon General | Brigadier General | Henry Palmer | Janesville |
Assistant Inspector General | Colonel | Charles King | Milwaukee |
Acting Inspector Rifle Practice | Colonel | Theodore W. Goldin | Janesville |
Acting Judge Advocate General | Colonel | Isaac H. Wing | Bayfield |
Acting Engineer in Chief | Colonel | David W. Curtis | Fort Atkinson |
Military Secretary | Colonel | Henry Casson | Viroqua |
Aide-de-Camp | Colonel | Jesse Stone | Watertown |
Aide-de-Camp | Colonel | Frederick Becker | Manitowoc |
Aide-de-Camp | Colonel | James A. Cole | Madison |
Aide-de-Camp | Colonel | George W. Peck | Milwaukee |
Assistant Adjutant General | Major | Frederick L. Phillips | Fox Lake |
Assistant Quartermaster General | Major | John W. Curran | Sparta |
First RegimentHeadquarters, MadisonJanesville Light Infantry, Custer Rifles – Whitewater, Delevan Guards, Beloit City Guard, Racine Light Guard, Garfield Guard – | |||
Colonel | William Helm | Madison | Oct. 22, 1888 |
Lieutenant Colonel | Allan F. Caldwell | Whitewater | Oct. 22, 1888 |
Major | Samuel P. Schadel | Monroe | Jun. 18, 1888 |
Major | Melvin A. Newman | Janesville | Nov. 12, 1888 |
Surgeon | Frederick W. Byers | Monroe | Nov. 6, 1885 |
Assistant Surgeon | Theodore W. Evans | Madison | Aug. 13, 1885 |
Assistant Surgeon | F. R. Garlock | Racine | Feb. 6, 1886 |
Adjutant | Charles S. Young | Monroe | Oct. 18. 1886 |
Quartermaster | Joel W. Richmond | Whitewater | Apr. 15, 1885 |
Insp. of Rifle Practice | Joseph B. Doe, Jr. | Janesville | July 26, 1887 |
Chaplain | Charles H. Lemon | Waukesha | July 26, 1887 |
Second RegimentHeadquarters, OshkoshManitowoc Volunteers, Oshkosh | |||
Colonel | Worthie H. Patton | Oshkosh | Feb. 8, 1886 |
Lieutenant Colonel | Anthony A. Kelly | Fond du Lac | Feb. 8, 1886 |
Major | Fritz Becker | Manitowoc | Feb. 8, 1886 |
Major | Orland F. Weaver | Beaver Dam | March 20, 1888 |
Surgeon | Frederick J. Wilkie | Oshkosh | April 19, 1882 |
Assistant Surgeon | Frank C. Moulding | Watertown | June 11, 1887 |
Assistant Surgeon | A. J. Schweichler | Manitowoc | June 21, 1887 |
Adjutant | Albert Solliday | Watertown | May 22, 1882 |
Quartermaster | William F. Dickie | Manitowoc | April 15, 1885 |
Insp. of Rifle Practice | Gordon H. McNeel | Fond du Lac | April 13, 1887 |
Chaplain | Thomas S. Johnson | Beaver Dam | Oct. 15, 1884 |
Third RegimentHeadquarters, La CrosseSherman Guard – Neillsville, Governor’s Guard – La Crosse, Hudson City | |||
Colonel | Martin T. Moore | La Crosse | June 11, 1883 |
Lieutenant Colonel | Benjamin F. Parker | Mauston | June 11, 1883 |
Major | Thomas J. George | Menomonie | June 11, 1883 |
Major | Jacob D. Womer | Wausau | Aug. 23, 1884 |
Surgeon | John B. Edwards | Mauston | Nov. 17, 1888 |
Assistant Surgeon | John E. Garrey | Wausau | Nov. 17, 1884 |
Adjutant | Alfred F. Metzger | La Crosse | April 15, 1885 |
Quartermaster | George A. Lugington | Neillsville | April 15, 1885 |
Insp. of Rifle Practice | Gurdon H. Winsor | Mauston | June 26, 1886 |
Chaplain | James P. Galiger | Tomah | Sept. 20, 1884 |
Fourth BattalionHeadquarters, MilwaukeeSheridan Guard, Kosciusko Guard, South | |||
Lieutenant Colonel | Otto H. Falk | Milwaukee | Oct. 29, 1888 |
Major | Louis Auer | Milwaukee | Dec. 18, 1888 |
Assistant Surgeon | Harry E. Bradley | Milwaukee | Nov. 3, 1888 |
Adjutant | Horace M. Seaman | Milwaukee | July 5, 1887 |
Quartermaster | Edward Shea | Milwaukee | Dec. 24, 1888 |
Insp. of Rifle Practice | George H. Russell | Milwaukee | Oct, 29, 1888 |
Chaplain | Judson Titsworth | Milwaukee | May 3, 1886 |
CavalryHeadquarters, MilwaukeeLight Horse Squadron | |||
Assistant Surgeon | Horace M. Brown | Milwaukee | Aug. 31, 1883 |
ArtilleryHeadquarters, MilwaukeeFirst Light Battery | |||
Assistant Surgeon | James A. McLeod | Milwaukee | Nov. 22, 1886 |
Military Companies | ||||||||
Company: | Co. | Reg. | Organized: | Location: | Strength Jan. 1, ’89: | Captain: | First Lieutenant: | Second Lieutenant: |
Appleton Light Infantry | G | 2 | Oct. 27, 1881 | Appleton | 62 | Nathan E. Morgan | Charles A. Green | Harry W. Cook |
Beloit City Guard | E | 1 | Aug. 31, 1877 | Beloit | 58 | Albert F. Ayer | Thos. J. Rogers | Frederick W. Parsons |
Beaver Dam Guards | K | 2 | Oct. 4, 1880 | Beaver Dam | 48 | Elbridge E. Lewis | John F. Guilfoyle | Julius Morrow |
Custer Rifles | C | 1 | July 7, 1877 | Whitewater | 61 | John D. Hogan | Frank B. Goodhue | James R. Johnson |
Darlington Rifles | K | 1 | July 8, 1884 | Darlington | 51 | Lyman F. Gray | Pence Van Hook | |
Delavan Guard | D | 1 | April 27, 1880 | Delavan | 55 | Richard J. Wilson | Orrin W. Blanchard | Emmet A. Woodford |
Evergreen City Guards | C | 2 | Nov. 4, 1877 | Sheboygan | 64 | Charles A. Born | Henry W. Trester | Richard Goldschmidt |
Fond du Lac Guards | E | 2 | April 9, 1880 | Fond du Lac | 61 | Charles J. Hunter | Ed. T. Markel | Louis H. Gillet |
First Light Battery | May 11, 1885 | Milwaukee | 65 | Joseph B. Oliver | Henry M. Thompson George A. Streeter | Howard J. Gilson | ||
Garfield Guard | G | 1 | Aug. 30, 1881 | Racine | 59 | Henry Jerstad | Austin W. Erwin | Christopher Millstead |
Governor’s Guard | I | 1 | Mar. 24, 1875 | Madison | 63 | George H. Joachim | George M. Neckerman | Henry Quintmeyer |
Governor’s Guard | B | 3 | Aug. 1, 1873 | La Crosse | 65 | Julius E. Kirchies | George Will | Ernst H. Kaulfuss |
Griffin Rifles | E | 3 | Oct. 20, 1888 | Eau Claire | 68 | Harry B. McMaster | Joseph M. Ballard | John F. Farr |
Guppy Guard | F | 3 | June 23, 1877 | Portage | 52 | George C. Carnagie | James A. Older | George Voertman |
Hudson City Guard | C | 3 | June 18, 1887 | Hudson | 64 | Alfred P. Goss | Henry F. Dinsmore | James A. Freer |
Janesville Light Infantry | A | 1 | Dec. 1, 1887 | Janesville | 64 | Frederick H. Koebelin | Robert W. McLean | George G. Paris |
Kosciusko Guard | B | 4 | Aug. 24, 1877 | Milwaukee | 62 | Francis J. Borchardt | Lucas J. Michalski | Roman Czerwinski |
Light Horse Squadron | April 27, 1880 | Milwaukee | 63 | Charles P. Huntington | Winslow A. Nowell | Rudolph G. Richter | ||
Lincoln Guard | D | 4 | May 2, 1881 | Milwaukee | 59 | Emil Wilde | Andrew J. Kluppak | Constant Rennicke |
Ludington Guard | H | 3 | Jan. 16, 1877 | Menomonie | 56 | George R. Brewer | Milton O. Doolittle | Amasa S. Ladd |
Manitowoc Volunteers | A | 2 | July 18, 1868 | Manitowoc | 71 | Albert C. Becker | Edward Wendorf | Emil Schmidt |
Mauston Light Guard | D | 3 | Oct. 11, 1875 | Mauston | 50 | William F. Winsor | Frank A. Underwood | William A. Grimmer |
Monroe City Guard | H | 1 | Mar. 30, 1882 | Monroe | 65 | Daniel A. Stearns | Rice D. Gorham | Paul M. Schroeder |
Oshkosh Guards | B | 2 | March 25, 1876 | Oshkosh | 71 | Geo. B. McC. Hilton | Nicholas P. Kolf | Thomas A. Quinn |
Oshkosh Rifles | F | 2 | April 8, 1880 | Oshkosh | 64 | Charles R. Boardman | Julius A. Nemitz | Henry W. Koch |
Prison City Guards | L | 2 | June 26, 1885 | Waupun | 51 | C. H. Lindsley | Peter Linnen | Rufus H. Oliver |
Racine Light Guard | F | 1 | Apr. 6, 1881 | Racine | 62 | William C. Hood | Christmas Evans | Hubert A. Wood |
Rankin Guard | H | 2 | Dec. 29, 1881 | Manitowoc | 53 | William Brandt | William Abel | August Biegel |
Ripon Rifles | D | 2 | March 28, 1879 | Ripon | 59 | Frank W. Gruetzmacher | Emil Reek | Richard Wallner |
Rusk Guard | E | 4 | Oct. 29, 1888 | Milwaukee | 76 | Oscar B. Zwietusch | Hiram E. Manville | Charles R. Williams |
Sherman Guard | A | 3 | May 15, 1875 | Neillsville | 69 | George A. Ure | John W. Hommel | Ralph H. Tolford |
Sheridan Guard | A | 4 | Jan. 23, 1869 | Milwaukee | 65 | John E. Coogan | Arthur R. Hanley | John J. Lynch |
South Side Turner Rifles | C | 4 | June 20, 1879 | Milwaukee | 70 | Albert Bleuel | Herman Kloehn | Emil F. Deuster |
Sparta Rifles | I | 3 | Sept. 27, 1883 | Sparta | 41 | Timothy O. Thorbus | Bertram O. Raymond | Wm. A. Dickinson |
Tomah Guards | K | 3 | May 28, 1884 | Tomah | 63 | Ranolph A. Richards | Louis Schalle | Luman C. Warriner |
Wausau Light Guard | G | 3 | Dec. 30, 1882 | Wausau | 75 | Luelle Bellis | Louis A. Pradt | Nathaniel B. Eldred |
Source: 1889 Wisconsin Blue Book