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U.S. Army

John H. Haight

ConflictCivil War

Year of Action1862 - 1861

Unit/CommandCompany G, 72nd New York Infantry

BirthplaceWestfield, New York

Citation

At Williamsburg, Va., voluntarily carried a severely wounded comrade off the field in the face of a large force of the enemy; in doing so was himself severely wounded and taken prisoner. Went into the fight at Bristol Station, Va., although severely disabled. At Manassas, volunteered to search the woods for the wounded.

Branch: U.S. Army Conflict: Civil War Year of Action: 1862 - 1861