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United States Regiments & Batteries > New York > 193rd New York Infantry Regiment

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The 193rd New York Infantry Regiment lost 25 enlisted men to disease during the Civil War.

1865
Janiary	Organized at Albany, New York under the command of Colonel John B. Van Petten (formerly lieutenant colonel of the 160th New York Infantry), Lieutenant Colonel John C. Gilmore (formerly lieutenant colonel of the 16th New York Infantry) and Major Alfred Morton. Company A was primarily recruited at Utica, Auburn, Oswego and Syracuse Company B at Hermon, Malone, Pierrepont, Hammond, Louisville, Potsdam, Brasher, Macomb, Colton and Waddington Company C at Auburn, Rochester and Syracuse Company D at Oswego, Volney, Granby, Constantia and Amboy Company E at Syracuse, Oswego and Auburn Company F at Fowler, Brasher, Lisbon, Hopkinton, Burke, Lawrence and Louisville Company G at Bellmont, Lisbon, Stockholm, Cape Vincent, Fowler, Rossie, Lawrence, Russell, Waddington, Savannah, Pierrepont, Macomb and Moira Company H at Watertown and Auburn Company I at Oswego Company K at Norwich, Syracuse and Auburn
March 6	Company A mustered in
March 14	Company C mustered in
March 16	Company B mustered in
March 28	Companies D, E and F mustered in
April 7	Company K mustered in
April 3	Company H mustered in
April 9	Companies G and I mustered in
March and April	Left New York for Shenandoah Valley, Va., by detachments and attached to 3rd Brigade, 3rd Division, Army of the Shenandoah
July	Attached to District of West Virginia
1866
January	Duty in the Shenandoah and Dept. of West Virginia
January 28	Mustered out at Harper’s Ferry, West Virginia under the command of Colonel John Van Petten, Lieutenant Colonel John Gilmore and Major Alfred Morton.