15th Infantry, chapter 23 from E.B. Quiner's Military History of Wisconsin (Chicago, 1866)

              OHAPTEE XXIII.
REGIMENTAL HISTORY—FIFTEENTH INFANTRY.
Regimental Roster—Arrive at St. Louis—Bird's Point—Island No. 10—Skirmish at Union City—Capture of Island No. 10— Move to West Tennessee—Transferred to Army of the Cum¬ berland— Florence, Ala.— Move to Louisville—Battle of Perryville—Knob Gap—Stone River—Death of Lieutenant Colonel McKee—March on Tullahoma—Battle of Chicamauga
— Death of Colonel Heg — Battle of Mission Ridge—Move to East Tennessee—Battle at Rocky Face Ridge—Resaca—Dallas
— Kenesaw Mountain —Atlanta —At Whitesides — Mustered OUT—Statistics.
THE Fifteenth Eegiment was recruited mostly from the Scan¬ dinavian population of the State, and was organized at Camp Randall, Madison, its muster into the United States service completed on the 14th of February, 1862, and it left the State for St. Louis on the 2d of March, with the following regimental roster :
Colonel—HANS C. HEG.
Lieutenant  Colonel —
J/o/or-Charlks   M.   Reese;    Adjuinni-'B.A^?.
BoRCHSENius; Quartern-mter—Qx.^ Heg; 5'Hr£re<wi —Stephen 0. Hijioe; First Assistant Surgeon — S. J. Hansen ; Secoyid AssistaM Surgeon — G. F. Newell ; Chajylain — Rev. C. L.
ClrAtrSEN.
Co. Captains.
A —Andrew Torkildsen, B — OleC. Johnson, C — Frederick R. Berg, D—Charles Campbell, E —John Ingmundsen, F — Charles Gustavesen, G—John A. Gordon, H—Knud J. Sime, I —August Gasman, K—Mons Grinager.J
First Lieutenants. Emanuel Englested, Joseph Mathieson, Hans Hansen, Albert Skofstadt, William Tjentland, Thomas Simonsen, Henry Hauff, Andrew A. Brown, Reynard Cook, Ole Peterson.
Second Lieutenants. Oliver Thompson, George Wilson, John T. Rice, Christian E. Tanberg, John M. Johnson, Svend Sarauolson, wmiam A. Montgomery- John L. Johnson, Martin Russell, Olaus Sol berg.