BROWN, LESLIE, Pvt.,
6th Illinois Volunteer Infantry,
Co. B (buried from the Hospital Ship RELIEF between Puerto Rico and New
York)
BUCKLAND, FRED
13th Minnesota Volunteer Infantry,
Co. E (buried from the Transport CITY
OF PARA on July 29, 1898 between Hawaii and the Philippines)
BUTT, ARCHIBALD, Lt.,
U.S. Army (September 26? 1865 - April 15, 1912)(Died at sea,
went down with the oceanliner TITANIC on April 12, 1915)
CAMPBELL, IRVING, Cpl.,
3rd Illinois Volunteer Infantry, Co. C (buried from the Hospital
Ship RELIEF between Puerto Rico and New York)
CARMER, WILLIAM,
71st New York Volunteer Infantry, Co. E (Died at sea,
buried from the Hospital Ship MISSOURI between Santiago and Montauk, Long
Island, New York)
COLLINS, HENRY,
2nd Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry,
Co. I (Died August 18, 1898)(Buried at sea near Montauk, Long Island from
the Transport MOBILE)
DEWITT, ? Cpl.,
33rd Michigan Volunteer Infantry, Co. L (Died at sea,
buried from the Hospital Ship MISSOURI between Santiago and Montauk, Long
Island, New York)
EDGERTON, GEORGE L., Pvt.,
2nd Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry,
Co. K (Died, August 6, 1898)(Buried at sea - location not known)
EDDY, OKEY J., Pvt.,
8th Ohio Volunteer Infantry,
Co.
E (Died August 22, 1898)(Buried at sea from the transport
MOHAWK 2-3 days before arrival at Camp Wikoff,
Montauk Point, NY)
EGLIT, JOHN, Chief Master-at-Arms, Medal of Honor
U.S. Navy (October 17, 1874-January
30, 1914)(Lost at sea off Virginia's Eastern Shore in the sinking
of the Old Dominion Steamer MONROE. He was a passenger on the vessel).
ENGELS, FREDERICK L., Pvt.,
71st New York Volunteer Infantry, Co. F (Buried at sea from
the Transport LA
GRAND DUCHESSE between Cuba and Camp Wikoff,
Montauk Point, NY on August 15, 1898)
FITZGIBBONS, J. J.
71st New York Volunteer Infantry, Co. L (Died at sea,
buried from the Hospital Ship MISSOURI between Santiago and Montauk, Long
Island, New York)
GOLHOOLEY, ALBERT
34th Michigan Volunteer Infantry,
Co.
B (Died August 23, 1898)
HARTLE, EDWARD T.,
7th U.S. Infantry, Co. A (Died August 23, 1898) (Buried at
sea; memorail cenotaph located at Leitersburg Cemetery, Leitersbutg, Washington
Co., MD)
HEYN, WILLIAM, Pvt.,
2nd Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry,
Co. H (Born circa 1869 - July 28, 1898)(Buried at sea from the Transport
LAMPASAS)
HODGKINS, GEORGE
2nd Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry,
Co. H (Died at sea, buried from the Hospital Ship MISSOURI between
Santiago and Montauk, Long Island, New York)
JOHNSON, CHARLES, Seaman,
U.S.S. INDIANA, (Died November 3,
1927)(Cremated, ashes strewn in sea)++++
LONGWOOD, ?, Pvt.,
9th U.S. Infantry, Co. B (Died
at sea, buried from the Transport ST. LOUIS
between Santiago and Montauk, Long Island, New York)
McCREERY, GEORGE, Maj., Surgeon
(Died and was buried at sea on August 23, 1898 from the transport
CATANIA between Santiago Cuba
and Montauk, Long Island, New York)
MURRAY, JAMES, Cpl.
(Died as the result of an accident aboard U.S.S.
YANKEE on May 30, 1898)(Buried at sea -Between New York and Cuba)
NOLAN, THOMAS
9th U.S. Infantry, Co. B (Died
at sea, buried from the Transport ST. LOUIS
between Santiago and Montauk, Long Island, New York)
ORCETT, LEVY C.
2nd U.S. Infantry (Died at sea,
buried from the Hospital Ship MISSOURI between Santiago and Montauk, Long
Island, New York)
PERDROTTE, Sgt.,
12th U.S. Infantry(?) (Died abd was buried at sea from the
transport
BREAKWATER)
PORTER, RICHARD B.,
4th Tennessee Volunteer Infantry,
Co. C (Fell overboard when accidentally shot while being transported from
land to the transport at Casilda, Cuba)
QUINN, JAMES FRANCIS, Musician and Pvt.,
1st Maine Volunteer Infantry,
Co.
E and Band (Buried at Sea; Memorial
stone at Calvary Cemetery, South Portland, Cumberland Co., ME)*
RANDALL, FRANCIS (Frank) B., Chief Engineer
USRC HUGH McCULLOCH (Buried at
sea in Manila Bay following Battle of Manila Bay)
REGAN, PATRICK, Pvt.,
U.S.Marine Corps, U.S.S MARBLEHEAD
(Died May 11, 1898)(Buried at sea off the coast of Cienfuegos, Cuba, May
11, 1898)(First Marine to be killed in action during the Spanish-American
War; during the Cutting of the Cables at Cienfuegos)
REYNOLDS, DANIEL K.,
71st New York Volunteer Infantry, Co. D (Buried at sea)
RUSH, W. A. Cpl.,
71st New York Volunteer Infantry (Died at sea, buried
from the Hospital Ship MISSOURI between Santiago and Montauk, Long Island,
New York)
SATTERLEE, CHARLES, 3rd Lt. (later Capt.)
U.S. Revenue Cutter Service (later
U.S. Coast Guard)(September 14, 1875 - September 26, 1918)(lost with the
U.S.S./Coast Guard Cutter TAMPA torpedoed by UB 91, sank in the Celtic
Sea off the coast of Cornwall, England)
SHAND, GEORGE, Capt.,
U.S. Navy (1859 - 1899)(buried at
sea; not additional details)
STODLISSE, GUY
1st Illinois Volunteer Infantry,
Co. L (Died at sea, buried from the Hospital Ship MISSOURI
between Santiago and Montauk, Long Island, New York)
SVANE, RASMUS, Seaman
U.S. Navy (Died February 19. 1936)
(buried at sea - location unknown)+++
SUNDQUIST, GUSTAV ADOLF, Ordinary Seaman, Medal of Honor
U.S.S. NASHVILLE (June 4, 1879 - August 25, 1918)
THORSON, ARTHUR G., Pvt.,
3rd Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry,
Regimental Band (Died aboard Hospital Ship RELIEF on October 4, 1898)(Buried
at sea - location not known)
VAN ETTI [ETTL?] ARTHUR
71st New York Volunteer Infantry, Co. K (Died at sea,
buried from the Hospital Ship MISSOURI between Santiago and Montauk, Long
Island, New York)
VETENBURG, JAMES
13th Minnesota Volunteer Infantry,
Co. L (Died and buried at Sea - date and location unknown)
WILD, CHARLES L.,
Signal Corps (Died at sea, buried from the Hospital
Ship MISSOURI between Santiago and Montauk, Long Island, New York)
WILSON, E. J.
33rd Michigan Volunteer Infantry, Co. A (Died at sea,
buried from the Hospital Ship MISSOURI between Santiago and Montauk, Long
Island, New York)
YOUNG, F. J.,
7th U.S. Infantry (Died at sea, buried from the Hospital
Ship MISSOURI between Santiago and Montauk, Long Island, New York)
Jeff Berry (Richard B. Porter)
Dana Cobb (James Francis Quinn, George Shand)
John LaBarre (Charles Johnson, Rasmus Svane)
McSherry/LaBarre (Fred Engels [source: Post, p, 292;
New York in the Spanish American War, 1898, Vol. 3 ])
Laurie Melson (image of the burial of Okey Eddy)
Robert Pendleton (John Eglit, Patrick Regan, Charles
Satterlee)
Doug Rawlinson (Edward T. Hartle)
Patrick McSherry (Clyde S. Breede [Report of C. S.
Cotton, USS HARVARD, Clerk of Joint Committee
on Printing, The Abridgement of Message from the President of the United
States to the Two Houses of Congress. Vol. 4 (Washington: Government
Printing Office, 1899) 697], Leslie Brown [The Decatur Review, Decatur,
Illinois, August 20, 1898, 8], Fred Buckland [Ward, Kyle Roy, In the
Shadow of Glory. (St. Cloud: North Star Press, 2000) 40.] Archibald
Butt [McKean County Miner, Smethport, PA, April 25, 1912, p 4 ],
Irving Campbell [The Decatur Review, Decatur, Illinois, August 20, 1898,
8], William Carmer [Brooklyn Daily Eagle September 10, 1898 p 1],
Henry Collins [Brooklyn Daily Eagle August 21, 1898, p 6], DeWitt
[Brooklyn Daily Eagle September 10, 1898 p 1], OkeyJ. Eddy {Hard,
Curtis V., Banners in the Air. Kent, OH: Kent State University Press, 1988
73], J. J. Fitzgibbons [Brooklyn Daily Eagle September 10, 1898
p 1], Albert Gilhooley [Cripps Diary], George
Hodgkins [Brooklyn Daily Eagle September 10, 1898 p 1], William
Hyen [2nd Wisconsin Roster], ? Longwood
,[Brooklyn Daily Eagle August 15, 1898 p 2], James Murray [Yankee
log], George McCreery [Brooklyn
Daily Eagle August 28, 1898,
p 5], Thomas Nolan [Brooklyn Daily Eagle September 10, 1898 p 1],
Levy Orcett [Brooklyn Daily Eagle September 10, 1898 p 1], Francis
Randall [Account of Harry A. Neithercott],
Daniel K. Reynolds [Brooklyn
Daily Eagle September 13, 1898, p 4],
W. A. Rush [Brooklyn
Daily Eagle September 10, 1898 p 1], Guy Stodlisse
[Brooklyn Daily Eagle September 10, 1898 p 1], Gustav Adolf Sundquist
[Home
of Heroes]; Arthur Thorson [3rd Wisconsin
Roster], Arthur Van Etti [Brooklyn Daily Eagle September 10,
1898 p 1] James Vetenburg [13th Minnesota Roster],
Charles Wild [Brooklyn Daily Eagle September 10, 1898 p 1], E. J.
Wilson [Brooklyn Daily Eagle September 10, 1898 p 1], E. J. Young
[Brooklyn
Daily Eagle September 10, 1898 p 1])
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