Goshen in Orange County, New York — The American Northeast (Mid-Atlantic)
124th Regiment New York Infantry Volunteers
"Orange Blossoms"

Photographed By Pete Skillman, September 16, 2012
1. 124th Regiment New York Infantry Volunteers - Eastern Upper Plaque
Inscription. 124th Regiment New York Infantry Volunteers. "Orange Blossoms". (eastern upper plaque)
124th Regiment New York Infantry Volunteers "Orange Blossoms" Third Army Corps, 1862, 1863. Second Army Corps, 1864, 1865. Army of the Potomac Mustered into the United States service, Goshen, Sept. 5, 1862. Disbanded at Washingtons Headquarters Newburgh, June 16, 1865., Battle Record. Manassas Gap . Waterloo . Fredericksburg . Hartwood Church . Chancellorsville . Beverly Ford . Gettysburg . Jones' Cross Roads . Wapping Heights . Auburn . Kelly's Ford . Locust Grove . Mine Run . Wilderness . Corbin's Bridge . Po River . Laurel Hill . Spottsylvania Salient . Landron House . Harris' Farm . Chesterfield Bridge . North Anna . Totopotomoy . Cold Harbor . Assault of Petersburg . Jerusalem Plank Road . Strawberry Plains . Mine Explosion . Deep Bottom . Poplar Spring Church . Boydton Plank Road . Hicksford Raid . Siege of Petersburg . Hatcher's Run . Watkins House . White Oak Road . Fall of Petersburg . Deatonsville Road . Sailor's Creek . High Bridge . Farmville . Appomattox Surrender, Service Death Record 248. Killed in Action 105 . Died of Wounds 52 . Wounded Not Mortally 393 . Wounded and Captured 25 . Captured Not Wounded 34 . Died in Captivity 12 . Died of Disease 79 . Discharged on Surgeon's Certificate of Disability 196 . Discharged for Wounds 140 Casualties in Action 609. (western footer plaque) Died for the Union. Colonel A. Van Horne Ellis, Bvt. Brig. Gen. U.S.V. . Major James Cromwell . Hospital Steward Isaac Ellison, Company A. Lieut. Charles T. Cressy . Lieut. Jonathan T. Birdsall . Serg. Peter I. Wood . Serg. Peter H. Rose . Corp. Henry Arculartus . Corp. Jacob Lent . Daniel Ackerman . Joseph Brownley . James G. Ciles . Samuel Clark . Isaac L. Conklin . James L. Johnson . John H. Judson . Thomas Kelley . George Mason . Charles McVeigh . William Odell . John Polhamus . Samuel Potter . Frank Rhinefield . John Robinson . Jacob Wilson Company B. 1st Serg. Chas. A. Wheeler . Serg. William Valentine . Corp. Elisha B. Benjamin . Corp. Robert W. Gardner . Corp. George Shawcross . Corp. Henry O. Smith . Daniel Babcock . George Boon . Martin V. Campbell . John N. Carey . Mathew Crawley . John W. Garrison . John Glanz . William Hamilton . Robert J. Holland . Edward N. Lain . William Lamoreaux . W. Dewitt Millspaugh . Samuel L. Sherman . Samuel Shultz . William Slauson . Stephen B. Smith . William Snyder . Harrison H. Storms . John Van Houten . Alfred Youmans, (southern footer plaque) Died for the Union Company C. Captain William Silliman,-Died Colonel 26th U.S.C.T. . Captain James Finnegan . Color Serg. Thomas Foley . Serg. John W. Foley . Color Corp. Chas. Chatfield . Corp. Andrew M. Boyd . Corp. Daniel O'Hara . Corp. William R. Owen . James H. Barnes . Thomas M. Brooks . Stephen W. Brown . James Curry . Samuel Dodge . George Dold . Henry Drilling . Charles P.F. Fisher . Benjamin F. Flagg . Robert H. Foley . Charles H. Goodsell . Henry Hoffman . George G. King . Frederick R. Lamoreaux . Isaiah Rumsey . Robert Rush . James D. Tilton . James A. Ward . David L. Westcott, Company D. Serg. John Cowdrey, Jr . Serg. William E. Hyatt . Corp. Francis A. Benedict . Cornelius Allison . David D. Barrett . Charles E. Benedict . James H. Bertholf . Joseph S. Brooks . Joel H. Brown . Jesseniah Dolson . John Edwards . Isaac Garrison . Charles Gordon . John S. Gray . John Hall . John W. Leeper . Michael McMorris . James Pembleton . Thomas P. Powell . Joseph B. Roy . James Ryerson . John A. Travis . Zopher Wilson, Company E. Serg. John J. Scott . Corp. William J. Dailey . Corp. George C. Godfrey . Corp. William H. Howell . Corp. Austin W. Lamoreaux . Corp. Adam W. Miller . Corp. John Scott . Lewis W. Baxter . William L. Dougherty . Isaac Ferguson . Jonathan Force . Willis Furman . Zebulon Hallock . Hezekiah Harris . Charles C. Haxton . Joseph H. Johnson . Philetus Loomis . William MacKay . James B. Moores . Charles Newell . James N. Parsons . John H. Service . John C. Staples . John W. Taylor . Miles Vance . Horace Wheeler, (eastern footer plaque) Died for the Union Company F. Captain Edward J. Carmick . 1st Serg. John D. Drake . Col. Corp. Orlando U. Knapp . Corp. Alfred S. Barkley . Corp. William W. Decker . Henry B. Appelman . Harry R. Brodhead . William V.C. Carmer . Martin Covel . Isaac G. Gillson . Sanford L. Gordon . Peter A.F. Hanaka . William H.H. Hunt . Thomas H. Jeffrey . Bernard F. Kean . John G. Ogg . Amsey W. Quick . Jesse Terwilliger . David Titsworth . Ira Wilcox , Company G. Captain Isaac Nicoll . Serg. Isaac Decker . Serg. Frederick F. Wood . Serg. Sanford T. Estabrook . Walter Barton . Grant B. Benjamin . Garrett H. Bennett . William Campbell . William E. Cannon . John Chambers . George W. Coleman . John H.H. Conklin . Thomas Corbett . Charles T. Cornelius . William D. Dawkins . Nelson De Groat . David W. De Witt . Cyrenus Giles . William Hawxhurst . Peter Higgins . Eli Hughes . Oliver Miller . Napoleon B. Odell . Isaac W. Parker . Nathan W. Parker . William Rake . James Roke . John H. White . Joseph Vradenburgh , (northern footer plaque) Died for the Union Company H. Captain David Crist . Lieut. Henry Gowdy . 1st Serg. John Rowland . 1st Serg. William H. Cox . Serg. Aldert R. Rhinehart . Serg. George Butters . Color Corp. Wm. L. Fairchild . Corp. Howland W. Davis . Corp. Benjamin Dutcher . Corp. Chester Judson . Corp. David Mould . Angus Carman . Van Keuren Crist . James Crist . Joseph W. Delemater . Lyman Fairchild . Charles A. Foster . George O. Fuller . John Hatch . William S.M. Hatch . James E. Homan . Edward Hunter . Robert MacKiney . Charles A. McGregor . Charles Seaman . William Shelp . Charles Timerson, Company I. Lieut. Milner Brown . Serg. Abraham T. Vanderlyn . Serg. Wilson Wygant . Corp. William Wallace . Cornelius S. Allen . James A. Benton . Cortland Bodine . James R. Collins . James Cooper . Giles Curran . William Edgar . Charles Edwards . William Hamilton . David Hepper . Henry Losey . William Moore . James Partington . William C. Warren . William Whan . Joseph P. Wightman . George Wygant, Company K. Captain William A. Jackson . Lieut. Jacob Denton . 1st Serg. Winfield W. Parsons . Serg. Watson W. Ritch . Serg. Daniel E. Webb . Corp. Isaac Decker . Corp. William H. Faulkner . Corp. Ambrose S. Holbert . Corp. John C. Vermilye . James H. Brush . John Carroll . Gordon B. Cox . James Cranston . Solomon Davenport . Samuel Lewis . James T. Losey . Alanson W. Miller . Nathan B. Mullen . Anthony Price . George Randall . John M. Stalbird . George H. Stephens . John Wallace , (western upper plaque) Erected by Hon. Thomas W. Bradley, M.C., in memory of his comrades of the 124th New York Infantry who died in the service of their country, Presented by Colonel Charles H. Weygant in the name of the donor and of the regiment to the people of Orange County, Accepted for the people by John J.E. Harrison, Chairman of the Board of Supervisors of Orange County, and by Captain Robert B. Hock, President of the Village of Goshen, September 5, 1907., "Stand by the flag! Immortal heroes bore it through sulphurous smoke, deep moat, and armed defence; and their imperial shades still hover o'er it. A guard celestial from omnipotence." . This memorial was erected in 1907 by Hon. Thomas W. Bradley. It is in Goshen in Orange County New York
(eastern upper plaque)
124th Regiment
New York Infantry Volunteers
"Orange Blossoms"
Third Army Corps, 1862, 1863.
Second Army Corps, 1864, 1865.
Army of the Potomac
Mustered into the United States service, Goshen, Sept. 5, 1862.
Disbanded at Washingtons Headquarters Newburgh, June 16, 1865.
Battle Record
Manassas Gap Waterloo Fredericksburg Hartwood Church Chancellorsville Beverly Ford Gettysburg Jones' Cross Roads Wapping Heights Auburn Kelly's Ford Locust Grove Mine Run Wilderness Corbin's Bridge Po River Laurel Hill Spottsylvania Salient Landron House Harris' Farm Chesterfield Bridge North Anna Totopotomoy Cold Harbor Assault of Petersburg Jerusalem Plank Road Strawberry Plains Mine Explosion Deep Bottom Poplar Spring Church Boydton Plank Road Hicksford Raid Siege of Petersburg Hatcher's Run Watkins House White Oak Road Fall of Petersburg Deatonsville Road Sailor's Creek High Bridge Farmville Appomattox Surrender
Service Death Record 248
Killed 
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2. 124th Regiment New York Infantry Volunteers - Western Footer Plaque
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in Action 105 Died of Wounds 52 Wounded Not Mortally 393 Wounded and Captured 25 Captured Not Wounded 34 Died in Captivity 12 Died of Disease 79 Discharged on Surgeon's Certificate of Disability 196 Discharged for Wounds 140
Casualties in Action 609
(western footer plaque)
Died for the Union
Colonel A. Van Horne Ellis, Bvt. Brig. Gen. U.S.V. Major James Cromwell Hospital Steward Isaac Ellison
Company A
Lieut. Charles T. Cressy Lieut. Jonathan T. Birdsall Serg. Peter I. Wood Serg. Peter H. Rose Corp. Henry Arculartus Corp. Jacob Lent Daniel Ackerman Joseph Brownley James G. Ciles Samuel Clark Isaac L. Conklin James L. Johnson John H. Judson Thomas Kelley George Mason Charles McVeigh William Odell John Polhamus Samuel Potter Frank Rhinefield John Robinson Jacob Wilson
Company B
1st Serg. Chas. A. Wheeler Serg. William Valentine Corp. Elisha B. Benjamin Corp. Robert W. Gardner Corp. George Shawcross Corp. Henry O. Smith Daniel Babcock George Boon Martin V. Campbell John N. Carey Mathew Crawley John W. Garrison John Glanz William Hamilton Robert J. Holland Edward N. Lain William Lamoreaux W. Dewitt Millspaugh Samuel L. Sherman Samuel Shultz William 
Photographed By Pete Skillman, September 16, 2012
3. 124th Regiment New York Infantry Volunteers - Southern Footer Plaque
Slauson Stephen B. Smith William Snyder Harrison H. Storms John Van Houten Alfred Youmans
(southern footer plaque)
Died for the Union
Company C
Captain William Silliman,-Died Colonel 26th U.S.C.T. Captain James Finnegan Color Serg. Thomas Foley Serg. John W. Foley Color Corp. Chas. Chatfield Corp. Andrew M. Boyd Corp. Daniel O'Hara Corp. William R. Owen James H. Barnes Thomas M. Brooks Stephen W. Brown James Curry Samuel Dodge George Dold Henry Drilling Charles P.F. Fisher Benjamin F. Flagg Robert H. Foley Charles H. Goodsell Henry Hoffman George G. King Frederick R. Lamoreaux Isaiah Rumsey Robert Rush James D. Tilton James A. Ward David L. Westcott
Company D
Serg. John Cowdrey, Jr Serg. William E. Hyatt Corp. Francis A. Benedict Cornelius Allison David D. Barrett Charles E. Benedict James H. Bertholf Joseph S. Brooks Joel H. Brown Jesseniah Dolson John Edwards Isaac Garrison Charles Gordon John S. Gray John Hall John W. Leeper Michael McMorris James Pembleton Thomas P. Powell Joseph B. Roy James Ryerson John A. Travis Zopher Wilson
Company E
Serg. John J. Scott Corp. William J. Dailey Corp. George C. Godfrey Corp. William H. Howell Corp. Austin 
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4. 124th Regiment New York Infantry Volunteers - Eastern Footer Plaque
W. Lamoreaux Corp. Adam W. Miller Corp. John Scott Lewis W. Baxter William L. Dougherty Isaac Ferguson Jonathan Force Willis Furman Zebulon Hallock Hezekiah Harris Charles C. Haxton Joseph H. Johnson Philetus Loomis William MacKay James B. Moores Charles Newell James N. Parsons John H. Service John C. Staples John W. Taylor Miles Vance Horace Wheeler
(eastern footer plaque)
Died for the Union
Company F
Captain Edward J. Carmick 1st Serg. John D. Drake Col. Corp. Orlando U. Knapp Corp. Alfred S. Barkley Corp. William W. Decker Henry B. Appelman Harry R. Brodhead William V.C. Carmer Martin Covel Isaac G. Gillson Sanford L. Gordon Peter A.F. Hanaka William H.H. Hunt Thomas H. Jeffrey Bernard F. Kean John G. Ogg Amsey W. Quick Jesse Terwilliger David Titsworth Ira Wilcox
Company G
Captain Isaac Nicoll Serg. Isaac Decker Serg. Frederick F. Wood Serg. Sanford T. Estabrook Walter Barton Grant B. Benjamin Garrett H. Bennett William Campbell William E. Cannon John Chambers George W. Coleman John H.H. Conklin Thomas Corbett Charles T. Cornelius William D. Dawkins Nelson De Groat David W. De Witt Cyrenus Giles William Hawxhurst Peter Higgins Eli Hughes Oliver Miller Napoleon B. 
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5. 124th Regiment New York Infantry Volunteers - Northern Footer Plaque
Odell Isaac W. Parker Nathan W. Parker William Rake James Roke John H. White Joseph Vradenburgh
(northern footer plaque)
Died for the Union
Company H
Captain David Crist Lieut. Henry Gowdy 1st Serg. John Rowland 1st Serg. William H. Cox Serg. Aldert R. Rhinehart Serg. George Butters Color Corp. Wm. L. Fairchild Corp. Howland W. Davis Corp. Benjamin Dutcher Corp. Chester Judson Corp. David Mould Angus Carman Van Keuren Crist James Crist Joseph W. Delemater Lyman Fairchild Charles A. Foster George O. Fuller John Hatch William S.M. Hatch James E. Homan Edward Hunter Robert MacKiney Charles A. McGregor Charles Seaman William Shelp Charles Timerson
Company I
Lieut. Milner Brown Serg. Abraham T. Vanderlyn Serg. Wilson Wygant Corp. William Wallace Cornelius S. Allen James A. Benton Cortland Bodine James R. Collins James Cooper Giles Curran William Edgar Charles Edwards William Hamilton David Hepper Henry Losey William Moore James Partington William C. Warren William Whan Joseph P. Wightman George Wygant
Company K
Captain William A. Jackson Lieut. Jacob Denton 1st Serg. Winfield W. Parsons Serg. Watson W. Ritch Serg. Daniel E. Webb Corp. Isaac Decker 
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6. 124th Regiment New York Infantry Volunteers - Western Upper Plaque
Corp. William H. Faulkner Corp. Ambrose S. Holbert Corp. John C. Vermilye James H. Brush John Carroll Gordon B. Cox James Cranston Solomon Davenport Samuel Lewis James T. Losey Alanson W. Miller Nathan B. Mullen Anthony Price George Randall John M. Stalbird George H. Stephens John Wallace
(western upper plaque)
Erected by Hon. Thomas W. Bradley, M.C., in memory of his comrades of the 124th New York Infantry who died in the service of their country
Presented by Colonel Charles H. Weygant in the name of the donor and of the regiment to the people of Orange County
Accepted for the people by John J.E. Harrison, Chairman of the Board of Supervisors of Orange County, and by Captain Robert B. Hock, President of the Village of Goshen, September 5, 1907.
"Stand by the flag! Immortal heroes bore it through sulphurous smoke, deep moat, and armed defence; and their imperial shades still hover o'er it. A guard celestial from omnipotence."
Erected 1907 by Hon. Thomas W. Bradley.
Topics. This memorial is listed in this topic list: War, US Civil.
Location. 41° 24.166′ N, 74° 19.261′ W. Marker is in Goshen, New York, in Orange County. Memorial is at the intersection of Main Street
Photographed By Pete Skillman, September 16, 2012
7. 124th Regiment New York Infantry Volunteers Monument
(New York State Route 207) and Park Place, on the right when traveling north on Main Street. Touch for map. Marker is in this post office area: Goshen NY 10924, United States of America. Touch for directions.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within walking distance of this marker. Lawyer's Row (within shouting distance of this marker); Orange County Community College (within shouting distance of this marker); Historic Track (within shouting distance of this marker); Goshen Half-Shire Town (within shouting distance of this marker); 1841 Courthouse (within shouting distance of this marker); In Memory of the Patriots (within shouting distance of this marker); Claudius Smith (within shouting distance of this marker); President Ulysses S. Grant (about 400 feet away, measured in a direct line). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Goshen.
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