Company C

Nineteenth Regiment

Indiana Volunteers

Presented in Behalf of the People, To the Jay County Volunteers in the War for the Union as a testimonial for their patriotism and uniform bravery. September, 1864. 

Sergeant Henry Ammerman, promoted and resigned in 1861.

Corporal George Allman, mortally wounded at Antietam. 

Corporal Isaac N. Frazee, discharged; re-enlisted in Company H, 100^th Indiana. 

James W. Crow, discharged. 

David Garringer, commissary sergeant, died. 

David V. Garringer, re-enlisted; wounded at South. Mountain 

Jonathan Gray, discharged. 

James Ham, killed at South Mountain 14 Sep 1862. 

George L. Moore, re-enlisted; promoted at Antietam. 

John Nixon, discharged. 

Isaac R. Rathbun, wounded t Antietam; discharged. 

G.R. Rathbun, discharged. 

Wm. Williamson, wounded at Antietam; discharged. 

John Hester, wounded at South Mountain; arm amputated. 

Thomas Bonfill, killed in 1864 

E.G. Moore, at home sick. 

Amos Whiteneck, killed in 1864. 

Nathan B. Maxwell, enlisted 18 Apr 1861, in Co. E, 8^th IN; re-enlisted in 19^th IN; died at Washington City 12 Dec 1862. 

George M. Rathbun, discharged. 

Alexander Burk, killed at Gettysburg 

Jackson Reeves 

C.C. Rider, wounded 

Albert Collett, wounded. 

Valentine Thompson 

Isaac Cherry, wounded 

Thomas Barr