A. A. G. ---	Assistant Adjutant General.
A. C. ---	Army Corps.
Adjt. ---	Adjutant.
A. G. 0. ---	Adjutant General’s Offic
App. ---	Appointed.
Appreh. ---	Apprehended.
A. Q. M. ---	Assistant Quartermaster.
Art. ---	Artillery.
Asst. ---	Assistant.
B (b.) ---	Born.
Batt’l ---	Battalion.
B. H. ---	Boston Harbor.
Brig. ---	Brigade, Brigadier.
Bvt. ---	Brevet.
Capt. ---	Captain.
Captd. ---	Captured.
Cav. ---	Cavalry.
Co. ---	Company.
Col. ---	Colonel.
Com. ---	Commissary, Commission.
Com’d ---	Commissioned.
Corp. ---	Corporal.
Cred. ---	Credited to.
C. S. ---	Commissary of Subsistence.
Dept. ---	Department.
Des. ---	Deserted.
Dis. ---	Disease.
Disab. ---	Disability.
Disch. ---	Discharged.
Dishon. ---	Dishonorably.
Div. ---	Division.
Enl. ---	Enlisted.
Exch. ---	Exchanged.
F. and S. ---	Field and Staff
G. C. M. ---	General Court Martial.
Gd. from mis. ---	Gained from missing.
Gen. ---	General.
G. 0. ---	General Orders.
H. ---	Heavy.
Hosp. ---	Hospital.
I. C. ---	Invalid Corps; name changed to Veteran Reserve Corps, March 18, 1864.
Inf. ---	Infantry.
L. ---	Light.
Lt. ---	Lieutenant.
Maj. ---	Major.
Mis. ---	Missing.
Miscel. ---	Miscellaneons.
M. o. roll ---	Muster out roll.
Musc. ---	Musician.
Must. ---	Muster, Mustered.
N. f. r. A. G. 0. ---	No further record Adjutant General’s Office, Washington, D. C.
N. Y. H. ---	New York Harbor.
Non-Com. ---	Non-commissioned.
Ord. Seaman ---	Ordinary Seaman.
Par. ---	Paroled.
P. 0. ad. ---	Post-office address, last known.
Prin. ---	Principal.
Priv. ---	Private.
Prom. ---	Promoted.
Q M. ---	Quartermaster.
Re-enl. ---	Re-enlisted.
Regt. ---	Regiment.
Res. ---	Residence.
Sergt. ---	Sergeant.
Sev. ---	Severely.
S. 0. ---	Special Orders.
Surg. ---	Surgeon.
Tm. ex. ---	Term expired.
Tr. ---	Transferred.
U. S. A. ---	United States Army.
Unas’d ---	Unassigned.
U. S. C. ---	United States Colored Troops.
U. S. S. ---	United States Ship.
U. S. Sig. Corps ---	United States Signal Corps.
U. S. S. S. ---	United States Sharpshooters.
V. ---	Volunteers.
V. R. C. ---	Veteran Reserve Corps.
Wd. ---	Wounded.
Wds. ---	Wounds.

[History at Rays-Place]