1st North Dakota Volunteers

From the first day of enlistments until the last man was mustered out of federal service, the roster of the 1st North Dakota Volunteers changed constantly. New men joined the regiment, others resigned, transferred to different units, or were discharged. And some died. According to official sources the regiment mustered in 685 men May 13-16, 1898 at Fargo. When they were mustered out in San Francisco September 25, 1899, the Army's Adjutant General's report indicated that 719 men had served with the regiment, of which the following 702 have been identified.

Note: Soldiers were "Discharged by orders" for such reasons as being under age, lacking ability, being a chronic disciplinary problem, for transfer to another unit, for hardship at home. Soldiers were "Discharged for disability" when they were too ill or incapacitated to continue in service.

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Notes About this Database:

Source: John Durand, The Boys: 1st North Dakota Volunteers in the Philippines, Puzzlebox Press, publication pending.

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