The Project Gutenberg eBook of History of the 159th Regiment, N.Y.S.V., by Lieut. Edward Duffy.

William F. Tiemann	to Captain
John H. Charlot	Quarter-Master
Edward Tynan	First Lieutenant
Barzilla Ransom	First Lieutenant
Henry M. Howard	First Lieutenant
Christopher Branch	First Lieutenant
Alfred Bruce	First Lieutenant
Lambert Dingman	First Lieutenant
Andrew Rifenburgh	First Lieutenant
Edward Duffy	First Lieutenant
E. Parmley Brown	First Lieutenant
John Day	First Lieutenant
John A. Tiemann	First Lieutenant
M.A. Dunham	First Lieutenant
William Spanburgh	Second Lieutenant
Charles P. Price	Second Lieutenant
Herman Smith	Second Lieutenant

List of Battles and Skirmishes in which the Regiment was engaged.

Irish Bend, La., April 14th 1863, killed, 6 officers, 23 enlisted men; wounded 4 officers, 69 enlisted men; prisoners, 12. Total loss—112.

Before Port Hudson, La., May 26th, 1863, killed, 4 enlisted men.

Port Hudson, La., first assault, May 27th, 1863, killed, 21 enlisted men; wounded, 38. Total loss—59.

Port Hudson, second assault, June 14th, 1863, wounded, 12 enlisted men.

Mansura, La., May 16th, 1864. No casualties.

Halltown, Va., August 24th, 1864, killed, 1 enlisted man; wounded, 1 officer, 10 enlisted men; prisoners, 1 enlisted man. Total loss—13.

Berryville, September 3d, 1864, killed, 1 enlisted man; wounded, 2 enlisted men. Total loss—3.

Opequan, Va., September 19th, 1864, killed, 5 enlisted men; wounded, 4 officers, 56 enlisted men; prisoners, 1 officer, 20 enlisted men. Total loss—86.

Fisher's Hill, Va., September 22d, 1864. No casualties.

Cedar Creek, Va., October 19th, 1864, killed, 2 officers, 2 enlisted men; wounded, 1 officer, 10 enlisted men; prisoners, 5. Total loss—20.

General Officers under whom the Regiment served during the war.

Generals Banks, Grover, Auger, Reynolds, Emory, Birge, Sherman, Schofield, Terry, Gilmore, Thomas, Sheridan, Steedman, Wright, Canby, Birney, Molineux, and King.

List of Cities and Towns the Regiment has visited in the line of military service.

Louisiana—Baton Rouge, Donaldsonville, Carrollton, New Orleans, Algiers, Terra Bone, Thiladuex, Brashar City, Bayou Bueff, Berwick City, Franklin, New Iberie, Vermillionville, Washington, Bears Landing, Opolosus, Chaneyville, Simsport, Bayou Sara, Port Hudson, Clinton, Alexandria, Pineville, Patersonville, Mansura, Williamsport, Morganza, Point Coupee, Teunice Bend, and Jefferson.

Virginia—Bermuda Hundred, Leesburgh, Snickerville, Castle Burough, Berryville, Charlestown, Halltown, Harper's Ferry, Winchester, Kernstown, Newtown, Middletown, Strasburgh, Edenborough, Newmarket, Mount Jackson, Harrisonburgh, Mount Crawford, Centerville, Stephenson Station, and Burseville.

Georgia—Savannah, Alexandria, Waynesborough, Allen, Green, Bashaw, and Augusta.

District of Columbia—Washington, Georgetown, and Tenallaytown.

North Carolina—Willmington, and Morehead City.

South Carolina—Hilton Head, and Charleston.

Mississippi—Fort Adams.

Maryland—Baltimore.

River Transportation during the War.

NAME OF BOAT	FROM	TO
	1863.
St. Mary	Baton Rouge	Donaldsonville.
Empire Parish	Donaldsonville	Thibadaux.
Laurel Hill	Brasher City	Irish Bend.
Empire Parish	Symsport	Bayou Sara.
Laurel Hill	Port Hudson	Donaldsonville.
Gen. Banks	Carrollton	Algiers.
	1864.
James Bartlet	Algiers	Alexandria.
Ohio Belle	Morganza	Fort Adams.
Lancaster No. 3	Morganza	New Orleans.
Wynonah	Bermuda Hundred	Washington.
	1865.
Clifton	Warsaw River	Savannah.
U.S. Grant	Savannah	Hilton Head.
H.M. Wells	U.S.T. New York	Morehead City.

Sea Voyages of the Regiment during the War.

List of Field, Staff and Line Officers now in command of the Regiment.

Colonel—WILLIAM WALTERMIRE.
Major—WELLS O. PETIT.
Acting Adjutant—GEORGE B. STALEY.
Surgeon—CALEB C. BRIGGS.
Acting Quarter-Master—E. SPENCER ELMER.

Company A.—Capt. William F. Tiemann.
Company B.—First Lieut. John Day.
Company C.—First Lieut. Barzilla Ransom.
Company D.—First Lieut. E. Parmley Brown.
Company E.—First Lieut. Andrew Rifenburgh.
Company F.—Capt. George W. Hussey.
Company G.—Capt. James S. Reynolds.
Company H.— —— ————
Company I.—First Lieut. Edward Tynan.
Company K.—First Lieut. E. Spencer Elmer.

NAME OF BOAT	FROM	TO
	1862.
Northern Light	New York	Baton Rouge.
	1864.
Cohola	New Orleans	Bermuda Hund.
	1865.
Suwo-Noda	Baltimore	Savannah.
New York	Hilton Head	Morehead City.
Star of the South	Morehead City	Savannah.

Promoted from the Ranks.

List of Battles and Skirmishes in which the Regiment was engaged.

General Officers under whom the Regiment served during the war.

List of Cities and Towns the Regiment has visited in the line of military service.

River Transportation during the War.

Sea Voyages of the Regiment during the War.

List of Field, Staff and Line Officers now in command of the Regiment.