Kentucky German-Americans in the Civil War
Confederate Units
2nd Kentucky Regiment Infantry C.S.A.
Bills, Conrad, Pvt., drowned Feb. 1865 crossing Savanah River
Klem, Charles L., Co. I, lost leg at Shiloh, April 1862, residence Lawrenceburg, KY.
The follwing named Germans served in the 2nd Kentucky Regiment but their status as Kentucky residents at enlistment is not certain.
Hendrix, Stephen H. Co. D, fought at Ft. Donelson
Krum, Ernest, Co. B
Fahey, John, Co. H, fought from Ft. Donelson to Missionary Ridge
The following named German served in the 4th Kentucky Regiment but his status as Kentucky residents at enlistment is not certain.
Schwauer, J. fought at Ft. Donelson
Kraft Sr., Henry, Cpl., Co. F., born Salzungen, Saxe-Memingen.
Krieger, Jacob, Pvt. mortally wounded at Dalton, Ga., May 14, 1864
The follwing named German served in the 6th Kentucky Regiment but his status as Kentucky residents at enlistment is not certain.
Loeb, Abraham, Cpl.
Bosche, Christain, Capt., Louisville, Co. H, mustered in Oct. 7, 1861, promoted Apr. 25, 1862 from 1st Lt. to Captain, served until the end of the war.
The follwing named Germans served in the 9th Regiment but their status as Kentucky residents at enlistment is not certain.
Dickman, John
Gosson, John
Herr, Julius
Polfus, Godfrey
Stolsenberg, Louis
Ziegler, Charles