C.W. Truax, Ocean. E.A. Crane, Ocean.
B.A. Rogers, Ocean.

Recruits Received 1862

B.V. Gale, Union, missing, Drury’s Bluff, May 16, ’64; died in rebel prison, October 2, ’64.
C. Fuchs, Germany, transferred from Co. A; missing at Drury’s Bluff, May 16, ’64;
Returned, and mustered out June 14, ’65.
E. Tindall, Ocean, died at White House landing, June 12, ’64; typhoid fever.
M. Zipfel, Germany, wounded in head by shell, at Kinston, Dec. 14, ’62; mustered out June 14, ’65.
Knox Bechler, Germany, transferred from Co. A; wounded in left foot, at Petersburg, Aug. 6, ’64; mustered out June 14, ’65.
Ernst Biehl, Germany, wounded in right arm, before Petersburg, August 6, ’64;
Arm amputated; mustered out June 14, ’65.
F. Schilling, Germany, died Point of Rocks, July 27, ’64; diarrhoea.
S. Goodfellow, Lambertsville, mustered out June 14, ’65.
H. Scleicher, Germany, transferred from Co. A; mustered out June, 14, ’65.
E. Troudt, Germany, transferred from Co. A; mustered out June 14, ’65.
John Siegel, France, transferred from Co. A; mustered out June 14, 1865.
Charles Sepp, Newark, transferred from Co. A, mustered out June 14, ’65.

Recruits Received 1863

S. Geimer, Williamsburg, transferred from Co. A.
J.R. Chadwick, Barnegat, transferred to Navy Department, May 3, ’64, by order of Major General Butler.

Recruits Received 1864

J.R. Johnson, Ocean, died at Fort Monroe, Aug. 29, ’64; diarrhoea.
W.H. Rodgers, Ocean, died at Kinston, March 29, ’65; diarrhoea.
Thos. P. Johnson, Tom’s River, died at Portsmouth, April 6, ’64; congestive fever.
H.W. Polhemus, Ocean, missing, Drury’s Bluff, May 16, ’64; died in rebel prison, September 28, ’64.
J.J. Streit, Ocean, missing, Drury’s Bluff, May 16, ’64; died in rebel prison, September 1, ’64.
Joel H. Gant, Ocean, missing Drury’s Bluff, May 16, ’64; died in rebel prison, August 20, ’64.
George Beathy, Ocean, missing, at Drury’s Bluff, May 16, ’64; returned to Regiment April 28, ’65.
S. Brindley, Ocean, missing, Drury’s Bluff, May 16, ’64; exchanged.
John Johnson, Ocean, discharged April 10, ’65, at New York; disability.
Robert Crossley, Trenton, substitute in the 37th N.J. 100 days’ Vols; deserted from his regiment on the 23rd of May; was arrested, tried by court-martial and sentenced to be transferred to the 9th N.J. Vols, to make good time lost by desertion (80 days), and to forfeit to the United States twelve dollars per month of his pay for that time; discharged at Newbern, February 10, '65.