Theodore Roosevelt (1858–1919). The Rough Riders. 1899.

Appendix A. Muster-Out Roll: Field, Staff, and Band

FIELD, STAFF, AND BAND.

Theodore Roosevelt	Colonel	New York, N. Y.
Alexander O. Brodie	Lieut. Colonel	Prescott, Ariz.
Henry B. Hersey	Major	Santa Fé, N. M.
George M. Dunn	Major	Denver, Col.
Micah J. Jenkins	Major	Youngs Is., S. C.
Henry A. Brown	Chaplain	Prescott, Ariz.
Maxwell Keyes	1st Lt. & Adjt.	San Antonio, Tex.
Sherrard Coleman	1st Lt. & Q. M.	Santa Fé, N. M.
Ernest Secker	Sergt. Major	Los Angeles, Cal.
Matthew Douthett	Q. M. Sergeant	Denver, Col.
Clay Platt	Cf. Trumpeter	San Antonio, Tex.
Joseph F. Kansky	Sad. Sergeant	Tacoma, Wash.
Leonard Wood	Colonel	Cape Cod, Mass.
Promoted, July 9, 1898, to Brig.-Gen. of U. S. Vols.
Thomas W. Hall	1st Lieut. & Adjt.
Tendered his resignation as 1st Lieut. and Adjt., which took effect Aug. 1, 1898, in compliance with S. O. No. 175, O. G. O., dated July 29, 1898.
Jacob Schwaizer	1st Lt. & Q. M.	El Reno, O. T.
Resigned his commission as 1st Lieut., Aug. 4, 1898. Resignation took effect Sept. 7, 1898.
Joseph A. Carr	Sergt. Major	Washington, D. C.
Discharged at San Antonio, Texas, by way of favor to enable him to accept a commission as 1st Lieut. in the Regiment, May 19, 1898.
Christian Madsen	R. Q. M. Sergt.	El Reno, O. T.
Discharged on Surgeon’s certificate of disability at Camp Wikoff, L. I., Aug. 26, 1898.
Alfred E. Lewis	R. Q. M. Sergt.
Deserted from Camp at San Antonio, Tex., on or about May 5, 1898.
Ernest Haskell	Cadet	West Point.
Acted with regiment as second lieutenant. Dangerously wounded by Mauser bullet, July 1st.

THE HOSPITAL CORPS.

Henry La Motte	Major	Williamsburg, Mass.
James A. Massie	1st Lieutenant	Santa Fé, N. M.
James R. Church	1st Lieutenant	Washington, D. C.
Acted as Regimental Surgeon during most of the campaign.
James B. Brady	Steward	Santa Fé, N. M.
Herbert J. Rankin	Steward	Las Vegas, N. M.
Charles A. Wilson	Steward	Colorado Springs, Col.
John R. Rawdin	Private.