First Sergeant John Renehan. Sergeant James M'Mahon. Sergeant John Carmody. Sergeant John Otto. Corporal Christopher Costolan. Musician Robert Foster. Artificer Henry Strandt. Private Edward Brady. Private Barney Cain. Private John Doran. Private Dennis Johnson. Private John Kehoe. Private John Klein. Private John Lanagan. Private Frederick Lintner. Private John Magill. Private John Laroche. Private Frederick Meier. Private James Moore. Private William Morter. Private Patrick Neilan. Private John Nixon. Private Michael O'Donald. Private Robert Roe. Private William Walker. Private Joseph Wall. Private Edmond Walsh. Private Henry R. Walter. Private Herman Will. Private Thomas Wishnowski. Private Casper Wutterpel.
_List of Mechanics and Employés present in Fort Sumter during the Bombardment, April 12th and 13th, 1861._
George Coons, _mason_. John Schweirer,_mason_. John Buckley, _smith_. John Lindsay, _carpenter_. John Saxton, _rigger_. James Tweedle, _smith_. Wm. O. Lyman, _overseer_.
Michael Berne. John Burns. John Branley. Peter Caine. Patrick Conner. Michael Cummins. William Dorsey. Edward Davis. Patrick Donahoe. Peter Donley. William Eagen. Andrew Felton. Michael Goff. James Howlett. Patrick Heeney. Andrew Lindsey. Dennis Magrath. John M'Carty. James M'Mahon. Michael Meechins. Thomas Murphy. Thomas Myers. William Powers. Edward Quinn. Patrick Quinn. Martin Rafferty. John Riley. Michael Ryan. Jeremiah Ryan. James Ryan. James Shea.
The following is taken from a South Carolina official document, but it seems somewhat defective in detail:
_List of Confederate Batteries constructed with a View to the Reduction of Fort Sumter._
Brigadier-general JAMES W. SIMONS, commanding; Colonel WILMOT G. DE SAUSSURE, commanding Artillery Battalion. Lieutenant J. R. MACBETH, Captain J. JONES, and Lieutenant F.L. CHILDS, acting as aids to Colonel De Saussure.
Garrisoned by the Palmetto Guard, CAPTAIN GEORGE B. CUTHBERT commanding; Lieutenant G.L. BUIST. The ammunition was served out by Mr. PHILIPS and Mr. CAMPBELL. One gun was disabled on Friday.
_Two forty-two-pounders, three ten-inch mortars, one Blakely gun._
Garrisoned by a detachment of the Palmetto Guard, and by cadets from the Citadel Academy in Charleston. Captain J.P. THOMAS, of the Citadel Academy, commanding Blakely gun; Lieutenant C. R. HOLMES, of the Citadel Academy, commanding mortars; Lieutenant W.W. ARMSTRONG, of the Citadel Academy, at the mortars; Second Lieutenant THOMAS SUMTER, of the Palmetto Guard, in charge of the forty-two-pounders.