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#	NAME		ALIAS	SIDE	REGIMENT	HIGHEST ACH’D RANK	YEARS OF SERVICE	NOTES
1	Anderson, Charlotte		Anderson, Charley	USA	60^th OHVI		-Jan 18, 1865
2			Arnold	CSA	A Kentucky regt.			In battles of Manassas, Belmont. From ARK. Wounded in hand and foot. Joined army to write history of the war.
3	Bean, Mollie		Bean, Melvin	CSA	4^th NC
4	Bell, Mary		Parker, Tom	CSA		Corporal	1862-October 1864	Served with cousin, both enlisted because they “filled the place of their uncle” who went to the Union
5	Bell, Molly		Martin, Bob	CSA		Sergeant	1862-October 1864	Served with cousin, both enlisted because they “filled the place of their uncle” who went to the Union.
6			Bland, ????	CSA		First Lieutenant
7			Blank, James	CSA		Private		Shot down by a Union firing squad, though to be a spy. Officer in charge of firing squad found out that “he was a she” after her death.
8	Blaylock, Malinda		Blaylock, Sam	CSA	26^th NC, CO. F		March 20 1861-?	Enlisted with husband
9	Bosquis, Ellen			CSA	(Louisiana)			Found in “handsome Confederate uniform”, accompanied her reg. from New Orleans to Richmond, VA
10			Bradley, William	CSA	Mile’s Legion, Co. G	Private	April 18 1862-June 30, 1862
11	Brown, Harriet		????, Harry (probably “Harry Brown”	USA	(Illinois)	Private	(Three months)
12	Brown, Amelia				Served in the Navy			Arrested for being in a boy’s clothes “that of a man-of-war, or gunboat machine.” Name of “Essex” was on her cap front.”
13	Budwin, Florina			USA			-January 25, 1865
14	Burns, Mary		Burns, John	USA	7^th Michigan Cavalry
15			“Canadian Lou”	USA	(Missouri)
16	Clailin, Frances			USA	14^th ME and 4^th MO			Served with both cavalry and artillery regiments.
17	Clarke, Amy		Anderson, Richard	CSA	Louisiana Cavalry and 11^th TN	Lieutenant
18	Clayton, Frances Louisa			USA	13^th MN Regt, Co. A	Private	(1 year)	Served with husband one year before being discovered.
19	Collier, “Madame”			USA	(Tennessee)
20	Collins, Sarah			USA	1^st KY Infantry	Private		Discovered before regiment left training camp. From Wisconsin, was assisted by her brother in enlisting.
21	Compton, Lizzie			USA	125^th MI cavalry and 11^th KY Cavalry
22	Cook, Lizzie			USA	5^th KS			From Aponoose County, Iowa
23	Corbin, Mary			USA	89^th and 97^th Ohio	Private		Could neither read nor write, found soldiery better than home.
24	Cryder, Sophia			USA	11^th PA, Co. A “Snyder Rifles” Another source claims that she served “In uniform of Capt. Kuhn’s Co. of Summer Rifles, Carlisle, 7^th Regt.”
25	Davidson, Catherine E.			USA	28^th OH
26	Day, Frances		Mayne, Frank	USA	126^th PA, Co. F.	Sergeant		Deserted August 24, 1862, probably fearing detection; killed in action fighting with another regiment.
27			Demming, Frank	USA	17^th OHVI, Co. A.	Private	September 23, 1861 (muster-in)-May 18, 1862 (discharge)
28	Dennis, Mary			USA	1^st MN, Stillwater Co.	(Held a commission)
29	Duskie, “Miss”			CSA	Jackson Co, Ark.			Served with “Diana Smith.” Story tells of them fighting in battles against Yankees, being captured, and escaping.
30	Edwards, Sarah			USA	90^th Ill.
31	Farnham, Amanda Colburn			USA	(Vermont)	Private
32	Ford, Antonia			CSA		Lieutenant
33	Foster, Augusta			USA	(Maine Cavalry)
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35	Galloway, Mary			USA				Was wounded at Antietam and discovered by Clara Barton, after whom Mary and her husband named their first child.
36	Goodridge, Ellen			USA
37	Graves, Nelly			USA	24^th NJ
38	Green, Marian			USA	(Michigan)
39	Green, Mary Jane			CSA	(Guerrilla)			Was “always cutting wires”
40	Guerin, Elsa Jane Charlotte		Hatfield, Charles, “Mountain Charley”	USA	4^th Iowa Cavalry	Lieutenant	1862-1865 (end of war)
41			Hall, Murray
42	Hancock, Mary			USA	(Illinois)
43	???, Hannah			USA	(Indiana)			Wrote letter home to her sister March 14^th 1865 in camp near Petersburg. Talks of rude men & etc. that are in the trenches, and how they don’t bother her. Written on Indiana patriotic stationary.
44	Hart, Jennie D.				Jenkin’s Cavalry, Co. D.	Orderly Sergeant		Arrested Apr. 1^st 1863 in Fayetteville, VA.
45	Henry, Margaret			CSA			???-March 1865
46	Hodgers, Jennie		Cashier, Albert D. J.	USA	95^th Ill.	Private	September 1862-February 1865	Was an Irish immigrant; lived as a man until 1910
47	Hoffman, Louisa		Hoffman, John	USA	1^st TN Artillery, Battery C.
48	Hook, Frances		Miller, Frank	USA	19^th IL, 90^th Il, and 65^th Ill Home Guards		???-1864	Enlisted with her brother. Was captured by CSA in 1864.
49	Howe, Kate W.		Smith, Tom	USA
50	Hunt, Emma			USA	(Indiana Cavalry)
51	Hunt, Satriona Smith			USA	(Iowa)
52	Ibecker, Elvira	Fuller, Charles D.		USA	46^th PA, Co. D	Private
53	Irvin, “Mrs.”	Green, Charlet						Fought in thirteen battles, including almost all the big ones. Wounded once. Was in Alton when her sex was discovered.
54	Jarret, Sallie Ann			USA	11^th PA	Private	1861-1865	Served all through the war until killed at Hatcher’s Run in early 1865
55	Jenkins, Mary Owen	Evans, John		USA	9^th PA Cavalry, Co. K			A newspaper article accidentally changed her name to Mary “Stevens” Jenkins
56		Johehous, Charles		USA	6^th MO	Private
57	Johnson, Mary Jane			USA	16^th Maine and 11^th KY Cavalry
58	K…, Nellie A.			USA	Army of the Cumberland
59	Kamoo, Abrev	Kamoo, Tommy		USA	53^rd MA		1862-???	Enlisted with Mary Ann Murphy
60	???, Kate			USA	116^th IL	Private
61	Kinsey, Emma A.B.			USA	40^th NJ	Lieutenant Colonel
62	Lillibridge, Anny			USA	21^st MI
63		Martin, Charles		USA	(Pennsylvania)
64	McCreary, Mary			USA	21^st OH	Private	(Several Months)
65	McDonald, ????			CSA	Col. Boone’s Regiment at Paraquet, KY	Private		Discharged, 2^nd Offence
66	McKenzie, Marion	Fitzallen, Henry		CSA	23^rd KY	Private	Dec 8, 1861-Jan 20, 1865
67	“Miller, Charley”	Hamilton, Edward O.		USA	18^th NY	Drummer Boy		Preferred to live as male since childhood
68	Mitchell, Sarah	Wilson, Charles		USA	(Cavalry)	Private	???-August 8, 1864	Arrested August 8, 1864
69	Moore, Madiline			USA	(Cavalry)	Lieutenant
70	Morgan, “La Belle”			USA	(Michigan)
71	Morris, Leila			CSA
72	Munday, Sue	Clark, Marcellus		CSA	(Bushwacker)	“Second in Command”
73	Murphy, Marry Ann	Hill, Samuel		USA	53^rd MA			Served with Abrev Kamoo
74	Murphy, Mary Catherine			USA	98^th Ohio Infantry	Corporal	???-December 1863	Incarcerated December 1863. Was enlisted w/ her father, who actually helped her stay in the regiment as a man.
75	Niles, Elizabeth A.			USA	4^th NJ	Private		Fought alongside her husband
76		Norton, Charles		USA	141^st PVI		1862
77	Owens, Mary	Evans, John		USA
78	Peppercorn, Melverina Elverina			CSA	(Tennessee)		1862-???	Followed her twin brother into battle
79	Perkins, Jane			CSA	Old Dominion Artillery	Lieutenant	1861-May 27, 1864 (date of capture)	By 1864, had abandoned male guise, and was serving as a woman.
80	Peterman, Georgianna			USA	7^th Wisconsin	Drummer Boy	1862-1864
81	Peterson, Belle			USA	(Wisconsin)	Private	1862-???
82	Pitman, Mary Ann	Rawley, ???		CSA		Lieutenant
83	Remington, Ida			USA	11^th NY	Orderly Sergeant
84	Reno, Ella	Martin, Frank		USA	8^th Michigan, 5^th Kentucky Cavalry	Orderly Sergeant in 8^th Michigan
85		Riley, William E.		USA	15^th IN Artillery Battery
86	Scaberry, Mary	Freeman, Charles		USA	52^nd OH	Private	???1862-November 7, 1862
87		Schaffer, Otto		USA
88	Siezgle, Mary			USA	41^st NY	Private
89	Smith, Mary			USA	41^st OH, “McClellan’s Zouaves”			Enlisted to avenge her brother’s death at Bull Run
90	Smith, Diana			CSA	Jackson Co, Arkansas			Served with a “Miss Duskie.” Story tells of them fighting in battles against Yankees, being captured and escaping.
91	Tabor, Serina			CSA	(Georgia)			27 years old, taken in full CSA uniform and arrested as a spy.
92	Taylor, Elizabeth	“Happy Ned”		USA	(Navy)
93	Taylor, Sarah			CSA	3^rd Regt, East TN
94	Taylor, Sallie			CSA	Cobb’s Battery, Clinton, MS
95	Thomas, Vivia			USA	20^th MO	Private
96	Thompson, Ellen P.L.			USA	139^th IL Infantry
97		Thompson, John		USA	1^st KY	Private	June 5, 1861 (muster in)-June 18, 1864 (muster out)	Arrested as a spy by 21^st OH
98	Thompson, Lucy Matilda	Thompson, Bill		CSA	18^th NC, Co. D. “Balden Light Infantry”	Private
99	Wakeman, Sarah Rosetta	Wakeman, Lyons		USA	153^rd NY	Private	1862-1864	Died of chronic diarrhea in 1863, never discovered; wrote letters home.
100	Walker, Nancy “Slaughter”			CSA	“Quantril’s Raiders” (guerilla)
101	Walkers, Mary			USA	10^th Michigan
102	White, Lilly			CSA				Was in a train wreck, had both legs amputated, and later died as a result. 23^rd AL was on the train, but she was not with this regt. Was dressed in full uniform.
103		Williams, John		USA	7^th Missouri	Private	October 3, 1861-Later that month
104	Williams, Laura J.	Buford, Henry		CSA		Lieutenant		Raised her own company of Texans, leading it at Shiloh and other battles.
105	Wilson, Fanny			USA	24^th NJ and 3^rd IL Cavalry
106	Wilson, Maggie	Marshal, Charles		USA	13^th NY	Private
107	Wise, Mary Ellen			USA	34^th Indiana	Private
108	Wright, Mary			CSA			???-March 1865