(1st) Gasconade County Battalion (3 months) (Gasconade Co.)

(1st) Gasconade County Battalion (3 months) (Gasconade Co.)

This battalion was organized in June, 1861, with a total of 473 men, and its services accepted by Gen. Lyon. These services consisted of guarding bridges on the Pacific Railroad, and in escorting provision trains from Hermann to Montgomery City, MO. It also participated in the expedition from Miller's Landing to Georgetown, in Franklin Co., MO. This battalion disbanded October 1, 1861, and reorganized as Hunhausen' Battalion USRC-3 years service.



(1st) Gasconade County Battalion (3 months) 



Rank	 Officer		

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Lt. Col. Julius Hundhausen			

A. Surg. John Feldmann

QM	 Hermann Schlender



Co. A (84 men)

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Captain  C. C. Manwaring

1st Lt.	 John Guttmann

2nd Lt.	 Charles P. Stribley



Co. B (98 men)

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Captain  Constance Riek

1st Lt.	 Henry Germann

2nd Lt.	 August Hammel



Co. C (100 men)

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Captain  Julius Buckmeister

1st Lt.	 Thomas Clarg

2nd Lt.	 Ernst Lange



Co. D (91 men)

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Captain  Bernhard Stochlin

1st Lt.	 August Liebmann

2nd Lt.	 John Allemann



Co. E (97 men)

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Captain  Frederick Pehde

1st Lt.	 B. Mundwiller

2nd Lt.	 George Eppler

Sources:
1) "History of Franklin, Jefferson, Washington, Crawford, and Gasconade Cos., MO", by Goodspeed, c1888, p.653-654.
2Annual Report of the Adjutant General of Missouri for the Year Ending December 31, 1863", c1864; p.96.

For additional regimental history information see the "Annual Report of the Adjutant General of Missouri for the year ending December 31, 1865, c1866, p.29&38-39: 1st Gasconade County Battalion & 2nd Gasconade County Battalion (mention of)

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