22nd Infantry, chapter 30 from E.B. Quiner's Military History of Wisconsin (Chicago, 1866)

              OHAPTEE  XXX
REGIMENTAL HISTORY—TWENTY-SECOND INFANTRY.
Eegimental Roster—Proceed to Cincinnati—On Duty in Ken¬ tucky—Proceed to Nashville—Battle at Thompson's Station —Brentwood Station—Regiment again Organized—At Mur¬ freesboro—Battle of Resaca—Dallas—Kenesaav—Chatta¬ hoochie—Peach Tree Creek—Siege of Atlanta — First to Enter the City—Accompany the Grand March — Savannah —Bentonville—Goldsboro — Return Home — Muster cut- Statistics,
THE Twenty-second Regiment was recruited almost entirely in the Counties of Rock, Racine, Green and Wahvorth, and was organized at Camp Utley, Racine, under the super¬ intendence of Colonel William L. Htley, who had been appointed as Colonel, and Avas mustered into the United States service on the 2d of September, 1862, and left the State on the 16th, under orders to proceed to Cincinnati. The following Avas the regimental roster:
Colonel-AVILLIAJI L. UTLEY,
Lieutenant Colonel—Hdward Bloodgood; J»/a;or — Edward D. Murray ; Adjutant — AVilliam Bones; Quartermaster —John E. Holmes; /S'itrgreon-George AV. Bicknell; First Assistant Surgeon —Caled S. Blanchard ; Second Assistant Surgeo7i —Jerome Burbank; Chaplain—Rev. Caleb D. Pillsbury.
Co. Captains.
A—George R.AVilliamson, B—Thomas P. Northrop, C —Charles AV. Smith, D—Alphonso G. Kellam, E —Isaac Miles, F —Owen Griffiths, G—James Bintliff; H—Gustavus Goodrich, I—AVarren Hodgdon, K—Lester Perkins.
First Lieutenants. Francis ]Mead, George H. Brown, Darwin R. May, Cliarles E. Dudley, Calvin Reeves, Nelson Darling, Thomas 11. Eaton, Wallace H. Jennings, Perry AV. Tracy, John Stewart,
Second Lieutenants. George Baunian, William IL Calvert, Isaac AV. Kingman, J. Oscar Conrick, Gage Burgess, Robert T. Pugh, Flucttc Annis, Albert S. Cole, Marshall AV. Patton, Ephraim IL Newman.