This unit served in Puerto Rico. It left for the from on April 28th, 1898 and returned home on September 18th, 1898. The unit is from the Winnebago County area of Wisconsin.
Selfridge, Edward A., Jr. - Captain.
Thompson, J. M. - 1st Lt.
Blauvelt, Lester J. - 2nd Lt.
Sergeants:
Tunstall, David T. - First Sgt.Corporals:
Carman, Charles W.
Buell, Fred H.
Piercy, William A.
See, William G.
Benedict, Lewis
Grouard, Jos. M.
Rogers, Jas. L.
Musicians
Killeen, George H.
Von Ette, Arthur
Artificer - Andre, Charles
Wagoner - Finnessey, John F.
PRIVATES
Anderson, Arthur C.
Asmus, Alex H.
Baumann, Richard J.
Black, Joseph I.
Boynton, Claude W.
Brett, Thomas H.
Carr, William H.
Carr, Mitchell Y.
Carson, William F.
Crawford, John L.
Crosby, Norman W.
Duester, Robert H.
Everhart, John H.
Ferber, Emil.
Fogarty, William H.
Foley, Louis B.
Ferguson, Edward G. W.
Gieseman, Arnold
Goss, David J.
Greaves, Fred W.
Green, John J.
Gombert, Charles
Guillen, M. Mateo
Haller, John M.
Heitz, Fred. C.
Hurst, Jay A.
Jansen, Christian
KeIIar, John J.
Kenney, Thomas L.
Leopold, William Jr.
McCIurg, William.
McDonald, John I.
McKeever, Edward Percy.
Martin, Frank E.
Millar, H. Graham.
Moore, Alton M.
Moore, George
Muller, Nicholas Jr.
Munde, William M.
Munson, George I.
Niemeyer, John.
Neff, Charles
O'Connor, John E.
Park, Charles D.
Perry, John B.
Potts, Oscar F.
Rouse, Frank E.
Schonemann, Robert C.
Schroter, August F.
Schofield, Sidney A.
Scott, Patrick
Sherwin, James E.
Sours, James E.
Sowney, George E.
Stubblebine, Gilbert W.
Sutters, Thomas J.
Taylor, Ralph W.
Von Kromer, George.
Wallace, Archer B.
Watson, William M.
Weeden, Geo. W. Jr.
Whitman, George S.
Ziegler, August
HONORABLY DISCHARGED
Corp. Frederic Barrows, Sept. 11, 1898
TRANSFERS
Priv. William F. Fetkenhire to Hospital corps.
Priv. Arthur J. Ratcliffe to Hospital corps.
Deaths
Priv. Oscar Zimmerman of Tomah, age 21, died at Coamo, Puerto Rico,
Oct. 15,
1898, of Typhoid fever. Buried at Coamo.
Priv. Paul Curtius of Tomah, died at Charleston, S. C., Aug.
1898, of Typhoid fever.
Buried at Tomah.
“K” Company 71st Regiment, New York Volunteers: A Record of its Experience and Services During the Spanish-American War and a Memorial to its Dead. (New York: Scott, Chas. H., 1900).