Thompson Hardy Killed April 6, 1862
Charles E. Hotchkiss Died of wounds June 19, 1862 (Probably)
John Spicer Killed April 6, 1862
Eugene A Wells Died of wounds April 22, 1862 (Probably)
Harley Wayne Killed at Pittsburg Landing.
There were also a lot of men (20) discharged because of disabilities during the remainder of 1862. Perhaps they were wounded at Shiloh.
--Old Secesh
From the Warriors of the Rebellion site.
Residence: Mineral Point, Wisconsin (Shullsburg is 27 miles from Mineral Point, David H. Budlong of the 33rd Wisconsin was from there. They were likely related.)
Alpheus T. Budlong was a corporal in the 2nd Wisconsin, Company I.
Enlisted on April 22, 1861.
Wounded at the Battle of South Mountain, September 14, 1862.
Discharged on November 20, 1862, for wounds.
--Old Secesh
I came across this list of soldiers in the 87th New York Infantry at the dmna.ny.gov site.
THOMAS B. AUMACK
Age, 18 years.
Enlisted at Brooklyn to serve three years.
Mustered in as a private in Co. C, November 5, 1861.
Discharged for chronic diarrhoea, September 23, 1862, at Fort Monroe, Virginia.
This seems to be the best account of why Thomas Aumack was not with the 87th or 40th New York Infantry regiments at the Battle of Antietam. He probably had contracted the diarrhea in August or early September which ended his Army career.
--Old Secesh
