| Theodore Roosevelt (1858–1919). The Rough Riders. 1899. | | |
| APPENDIX A |
| MUSTER-OUT ROLL |
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| TROOP K.
CAPTAIN WOODBURY KANE. |
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| Woodbury Kane | Captain | 319 Fifth Ave., New York City. |
| Joseph A. Carr | 1st Lieutenant | 2127 R. St., Washington, D. C. |
| Horace K. Devereux | 2d Lieutenant | Colorado Springs, Col. |
Wounded at San Juan, July 1, 1898; forearm and arm; Mauser rifle. |
| Frederik K. Lie | 1st Sergeant | Orgun P. O., N. M. |
| Thaddeus Higgins | Sergeant | 210 W. 104th St., New York City. |
| Reginald Ronalds | Sergeant | Knickerbocker Club, N. Y. City. |
| Samuel G. Devore | Sergeant | Wheeling, W. Va. |
Wounded at El Poso, July 1st; left forearm; shrapnel. |
| Philip K. Sweet | Sergeant | 226 W. 121st St., New York City. |
| William J. Breen | Sergeant | 510 E. 144th St., New York City. |
| Craig W. Wadsworth | Sergeant | Geneseo, N. Y. |
| Henry W. Buel | Sergeant | 319 Fifth Ave., New York City. |
| James B. Tailor | Corporal | Ardsley on Hudson, N. Y. |
| Joseph S. Stevens | Corporal | Narragansett Ave., Newport, R. I. |
| Maxwell Norman | Corporal | Newport, R. I. |
| Edwin Coakley | Corporal | Prescott, Ariz. |
| George Kerr, Jr. | Corporal | East Downington, Pa. |
| Henry S. Van Schaick | Corporal | 100 Broadway, New York City. |
| Frederick Herrig | Corporal | Pleasant Valley, Kalispel, Flat Head Co., Mont. |
| Oscar Land | Trumpeter | 720 S. 8th St., Denver, Col. |
| George W. Knoblauch | Trumpeter | 205 W. 57th St., New York City. |
| Benjamin A. Long | Saddler | New York City. |
Wounded at El Poso, July 1st; left thigh. |
| Thomas G. Bradley | Farrier | Potomac, Montgomery Co., Md. |
| George T. Crucius | Blacksmith | 50 Amanda St., Montgomery, Ala. |
| Lee Burdwell | Wagoner | Langtry, Tex. |
| TROOPERS. |
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| Armstrong, James T. |
| Adams, John H., Selma, Ala. |
Wounded, July 1st. |
| Bell, Sherman, Colorado Springs, Col. |
| Bernard, William C., Las Vegas, N. M. |
| Batchelder, Wallace N., Chester, Pa. |
| Bump, Arthur L., New London, O. |
Slightly wounded, July 1st. |
| Cameron, Charles H., McDonald, Pa. |
| Campbell, Douglass. |
| Cash, Walter S., Colorado Springs, Col. |
Wounded, July 1st; arm, slight; Mauser rifle. |
| Cooke, Henry B. |
| Carroll, John F., Hillsboro, Tex. |
| Cartmell, Nathaniel M., Lexington, Va. |
| Clagett, Jesse C., Moters Station, Frederick Co., Md. |
| Corbe, Max C., El Paso, Tex. |
| Coville, Allen M., Topeka, Kan. |
| Crowninshield, Francis B., Marblehead, Mass. |
| Channing, Roscoe A., 34 Park Place, New York City. |
| Daniels, Benjamin F., Colorado Springs, Col. |
| Davis, John, care W. S. Dickinson, Tarpon Springs, Fla. |
| Easton, Stephen, Santa Fé, N. M. |
| Eberman, Edwin. |
| Emerson, Edwin, Collier's Weekly, New York City. |
| Flemming, Clarence A. |
| Fletcher, Henry, Green Point, Cumberland Co., Pa. |
| Folk, Theodore, Oklahoma City, O. T. |
| Freeman, Elisha L., Burden, Kan. |
| Holden, Prince A., Grayson Co., Tex. |
| Hulme, Robert A., El Reno, O. T. |
| James, William F., San Antonio, Tex. |
| Jordan, Andrew M., Rossa, Tex. |
| Kania, Frank, Jamestown, N. D. |
| Langdon, Jesse D., Fargo, N. D. |
| Marshall, Creighton, 1807 G St., N. W., Washington, D. C. |
| Maverick, Lewis, San Antonio, Tex. |
| McGinty, William, Stillwater, O. T. |
| McKoy, William J., Oshkosh, Wis. |
| Mitchell, Mason, Lambs' Club, New York City. |
Wounded at El Poso, July 1st; left arm, slight; shrapnel. |
| Mitchell, William H., Salem, Mass. |
| Montgomery, Lawrence N., Hempstead, Tex. |
| Nicholson, Charles P., 1617 John St., Baltimore, Md. |
| Norris, Edmund S., Guthrie, O. T. |
| Poey, Alfred. |
| Pollak, Albin J. |
| Quaid, William, Newberg, N. Y. |
| Robinson, Kenneth D., 55 Liberty St., New York City. |
Wounded on July 1st; right side, severe; Mauser rifle. |
| Reed, Colton, San Antonio, Tex. |
| Smith, Frederick, Guthrie, O. T. |
| Smith, George L., Frankfort, Mich. |
| Smith, Joseph S., 1322 Brown St., Philadelphia, Pa. |
| Smith, Clarke T., 2008 Wallace St., Philadelphia, Pa. |
| Stockton, Richard, 218 W. Jersey St., Elizabeth, N. J. |
| Stephens, Oregon, Purdy, I. T. |
| Thorp, Henry, Southampton, L. I. |
| Test, Clarence L., Austin, Tex. |
Transferred from 3d Penn. Inf. and reported for duty with troop at Montauk Point, Aug. 25th. |
| Toy, J. Frederick, 602 S. 42d St., Philadelphia, Pa. |
Transferred from 3d Penn. Inf. and reported for duty with troops at Montauk Point, Aug. 25th. |
| Tudor, William, 37 Brimer St., Boston, Mass. |
| Venable, Warner M., Stephenville, Tex. |
| Wiberg, Axel E. |
| Weitzel, John F., care Windsor Hotel, Newkirk, O. T. |
| Wilson, Frank M, Guthrie, O. T. |
| Woodward, John A., Taylor, Tex. |
| Wright, Grant, Cold Springs, N. Y. |
| Young, James E., 628 W. 37th St., Los Angeles, Cal. |
| DISCHARGED. |
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| Maloon, Winthrop L. | Private |
Discharged per S. O. No. 141, A. G. O. Dated June 6th.
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| McMasters, Frederick D. | Private |
Discharged per S. O. No. 178, A. G. O. Dated July 30th, Washington, D. C. |
| Ferguson, Robert M. | Sergeant | 55 Liberty St., New York City. |
Discharged, Aug. 10th, 1898. |
| Worden, John L. | Private | 27 W. 43d St., New York City. |
Discharged by way of favor per telegraphic order from Assistant Secretary of War. Dated Aug. 15th, Washington, D. C. |
| Cosby, Arthur F. | Private |
Discharged per S. O. No. 103, A. G. O., Aug. 17th, Washington, D. C., to enable the soldier to accept a commission. Wounded, July 1st; right hand. |
| Babcock, Campbell E. | Private | The Plaza, Chicago, Ill. |
Discharged, Sept. 5th, to accept commission. |
| Lee, Joseph J. | Private | Knoxville, Md. |
Discharged per S. O. No. 205, A. G. O., Washington, D. C., Aug. 31st. |
| TRANSFERRED. |
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| Duran, Joseph L. | Private | Santa Fé, N. M. |
Transferred to Troop H, this regiment, July 15th. |
| Brandon, Perry H. | Private | Douglass, Kan. |
Transferred to Troop D, this regiment, July 29th. |
| David M. Goodrich | 1st Lieutenant | Akron, O. |
Transferred from Troop D, this regiment, Aug. 11th. Transferred to Troop D, this regiment, Sept. 5th. |
| DIED. |
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| Haywood, Henry | Sergeant | Police Department, New York City. |
Abdomen; Mauser rifle; killed, July 2d. Wounded, July 1st; died in Division Hospital, Cuba, July 2, 1898, from bullet wound received July 1st. |
| Ives, Gerard M. | Private | New York. |
Died at his home, 338 W. 71st St., New York City (date not known), from typhoid fever. |
| Tiffany, William | Lieutenant | New York City. |
Died of fever. |
| DESERTED. |
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| Staley, Frank | Private |
Deserted from troop at San Antonio, Tex., May 1st. |
| Curzon | Private |
Deserted from detachment at Tampa, Fla., June 13th. |
| PROMOTED. |
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| Jenkins, Micah J. | Major | Youngs Island, S. C. |
Promoted to Major, Aug. 11, 1898. |
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