1st Battalion 22nd Infantry Operations 1904-1905 Part 1

Campaign Streamer awarded to the 22nd Infantry for its service in Mindanao 1904-1905

April 11, the same companies ( Company F and Company G), while reconnoitering up the Taraca river, encountered a cotta
containing a number of armed Moros. Before attacking, Captain Wheeler, commanding, ordered the women and children to a place of safety.
The men of the cotta denied having guns, but professed their willingness to come out and to surrender. While giving up their kampilans and daggers,
a number of them, without warning, made a rush upon the troops and succeeded in stabbing Captain David P. Wheeler* and Corporal Percy Heyvelt,
company F. The troops at once opened fire upon the treacherous Moros, killing thirty of them.

Captain David P. Wheeler

Died of wounds received,

April 13, 1904

It is the painful duty of the Regimental Commander to announce the death of an officer, Captain David Porter Wheeler, 22nd infantry,
who succumbed this date to wounds inflicted by hostile Moros at Taraca river, on Lake Lanao, April 11, 1904. Captain Wheeler
was born in Zanesville, Ohio, July 18, 1876. Appointed to the military academy, June 15, 1894. Graduated and commissioned
a second lieutenant in the 23rd infantry on April 23, 1898. Promoted first lieutenant and assigned to the 22nd infantry, March 2, 1899.
Promoted captain and assigned to the 26th infantry, January 27, 1903. Transferred to the 22nd infantry, April 7, 1903.
The regiment sustains a heavy loss by the death of this gallant officer, whose service has ever been characterized by loyalty, gallantry,
and efficiency of the highest order. He was much beloved by his comrades, and his name will always be remembered with those heroic men
of the regiment who have given their lives for their country. The flag will be placed at half mast until after the funeral
and mourning will be for thirty days.

BY ORDER OF LIEUTENANT COLONEL MAUS:
(Sgd.) J. L. DONOVAN, Captain 22nd Infantry, Acting Adjutant.

Corporal Percy Heyvelt was wounded along with Captain David Wheeler by the attacking Moros at the cotta along the Taraca River
on April 11, 1904. Heyvelt was born in Detroit, Michigan in August 1882. He enlisted in the Army as a Private for a period of three years
on November 9, 1900 at Detroit, Michigan. He was assigned to Company F 22nd Infantry on January 3, 1901. His enlistment record indicated
he stood 5 feet 9 ¾ inches tall, had blue eyes, medium brown hair and a dark complexion. His previous occupation was listed as Fireman.
He served with the 22nd Infantry in the Philippines and before the end of his first enlistment he was promoted to Corporal.

Heyvelt returned to the Philippines with the Regiment in November 1903 and while at sea aboard the transport U.S.A.T. Sheridan was discharged
from his first enlistment on November 8, 1903. He reenlisted in Company F the next day on November 9 as a Corporal while still aboard the Sheridan.

Heyvelt was seriously wounded by Moros on April 11, 1904, suffering stab wounds to the posterior of his abdomen. He was brought to the
Post Hospital at Camp Marahui. On June 2 he was transferred to the hospital in Manila and eventually shipped back to the United States.
He was admitted to Letterman General Hospital at the Presidio at San Francisco, California on August 14, 1904 directly from the transport Sheridan.
Heyvelt remained in the hospital at the Presidio until he was discharged there on November 9 for disability in the line of duty as a Corporal with
a character rating of Excellent.

From April 7, 1904, to the present time (November, 1904), a detail of two companies of the regiment has been kept constantly
at the mouth of the Taraca river —the sub-post named Camp Wheeler, in honor of Captain Wheeler. Service there has been most arduous.
At first, almost nightly attempts were made by Moros to rush the camp; a barbed wire fence and a chain of lanterns and lamps encircling the camp
were an absolute necessity. Small calibre bullets failed to check the rush of these fanatics; at close quarters their razor-edged kampilans
did deadly execution, even after the wielders of the weapons were riddled with bullets. In several instances rushes could not be checked
until the Moros had reached the barbed wire fence. *

* Wounded in action at Taraca, June 3, 1904: Private John C. Newport, company L.
Private Newport was boloed by a Moro, after the native had received one bullet in the arm and four in the chest.

The night attacks upon Camp Wheeler were largely due to the influence of one Omar, a priest, who claimed divine powers.
Provided with charms made by Omar, a Moro was protected from American bullets; three blades of grass specially prepared by him
and laid on the path of an American sentinel would cause the instantaneous death of the sentinel. When the charms failed to work,
Omar laid the blame on the Moro who had used them—at heart, this Moro must have been an American sympathizer.

The whereabouts of the false prophet were shrouded in mystery; but as his influence increased to an alarming extent, it became necessary
either to destroy him or to prove the falsity of his claims. Rumors finally located him in the foothills east of Delama, and accordingly,
on June 15, 1904, forces from Camp Wheeler and from Camp Marahui—companies E, F, G, 22nd infantry, and the 44th company
Philippine scouts—landed at Delama at daybreak and marched toward the supposed rendezvous of the prophet's followers.
Omar had previously boasted that, if an expedition were sent against them, he would flash his spear and cause all Americans to fall dead.

When the crest of the first foothill was reached, the advance guard was fired upon; a moment later, from a commanding ridge
five hundred yards distant, arose Mohammedan curses and shrieks of rage; a tall figure leapt from the grass and shook a spear threateningly
at the little party. As the men brought up their rifles, the tall figure vanished; the command at once began a vigorous pursuit
over the roughest of mountain trails. About two miles from the lake, Omar's rendezvous was discovered and destroyed; a few of his followers
were killed. On the return to the boats, either the prophet himself or an especially deluded follower pursued the command at a respectful distance,
and from the concealment of the forests, kept up a continuous fire on the troops. If one of Omar's followers, he at least must have remained
a believer in the efficacy of his master's charms, for frequent volleys into the trees failed to stop the fire from this one rifle.
But among other Moros, the prophet's influence was destroyed.

The expedition, and more than this, the unceasing vigilance at Camp Wheeler that frustrated all attempts to enter camp,
caused the Moros to abandon their nightly rushes.

Left:

An illustration of a Philippine Scout in 1904.

His uniform and equipment, with the exception of his weapon,
were the same as units of the U. S. Army.

He wears a Model 1883 blue campaign shirt,
khaki trousers, brown leggings and shoes,
felt campaign hat, Mills cartridge belt, with
regulation haversack and canteen.

His weapon is the Model 1890 Springfield
carbine in .45-70 caliber.

The soldiers from the 44th Company Philippine Scouts
accompanying the above expedition of the 22nd Infantry
would have looked like the soldier in this illustratioin.

The following is a list of the soldiers of the 44th Company Philippine Scouts
who participated in the above expedition against Omar.

Bonifacio Abadilla, enlisted at Cabatuan Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor for 3 years, (born in Cebu), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 in Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Felix Alarilla, enlisted at Cabatuan Iloilo, November 3 1901, by Lt. O'Connor, for 3 years, (born in Passi), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged November 2 1904 in Camp Jossman Guimaras, Pvt.

Maximo Alipio, enlisted at Cabatuan Iloilo, November 3 1901, by Lt. O'Connor, for 3 years, (born in Manila), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged November 2 1904 in Camp Jossman Guimaras, Musician.

Benigno Brun, enlisted at Cabatuan Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor for 3 years, (born in Tobaco Panay), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 in Camp Marahui Mindanao, q.m. Sergeant.

Pedro Borres, enlisted at Cabatuan Iloilo, November 3 1901, by Lt. O'Connor, for 3 years, (born in Panay Panay), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged November 2 1904 in Camp Jossman Guimaras, Corporal.

Vicente Calaor, enlisted at Cabatuan Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor for 3 years, (born in Leon), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 in Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Silvestre Cajayon, enlisted at Cabatuan Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor for 3 years, (born in Leon), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 in Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Faustino Calantoc, enlisted at Cabatuan Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor for 3 years, (born in Leon), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 in Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Elacio Camago, enlisted at Cabatuan Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor for 3 years, (born in Leon), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 in Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Marcilo Caparanga, enlisted at Cabatuan Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor for 3 years, (born in Alimodian), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 in Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Anislao Caro, enlisted at Cabatuan Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor for 3 years, (born in Calinog), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 in Camp Marahui Mindanao, Sergeant.

Celestino Dias, enlisted at Cabatuan Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor for 3 years, (born in Romblon), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 in Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Leon Enceso, enlisted at Cabatuan Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor for 3 years, (born in Igbaras), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 in Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Gabino Esmeroldo, enlisted at Cabatuan Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor, for 3 years, (born in Igbaras Panay), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 in Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Canuto Esquera, enlisted at Cabatuan Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor, for 3 years, (born in Cabatuan Panay), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 in Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Jose Estante, enlisted at Cabatuan Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor, for 3 years, (born in Cabatuan Panay), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 in Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Jacinto Esteban, enlisted at Cabatuan Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor, for 3 years, (born in Malabon Luzon), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 in Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Elino Elido, enlisted at Cabatuan Iloilo, November 3 1901, by Lt. O'Connor for 3 years, (born in Igbaras), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged November 2, 1904 in Camp Jossman Guimaras, Corporal.

Catalino Flores, enlisted at Cabatuan Iloilo, November 3 1901, by Lt. O'Connor for 3 years, (born in Bigan Luzon), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged November 2, 1904 in Camp Jossman Guimaras, Pvt.

Lawrencio General, enlisted at Cabatuan Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor for 3 years, (born in Pamplona Luzon), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 in Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Tiburcio Gayo, enlisted at Cabatuan Iloilo, November 3 1901, by Lt. O'Connor for 3 years, (born in Dumarao Panay), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged November 2, 1904 in Camp Jossman Guimaras, Corporal.

Vicente Geronga, enlisted at Cabatuan Iloilo, November 3 1901, by Lt. O'Connor for 3 years, (born in Camarines Luzon), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged November 2, 1904 in Camp Jossman Guimaras, Pvt.

Jacinto Joaquino, enlisted at Cabatuan Iloilo, November 3 1901, by Lt. O'Connor for 3 years, (born in Jaro Panay), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged November 2, 1904 in Camp Jossman Guimaras, Corporal.

Casiano Lasida, enlisted at Cabatuan Iloilo, November 3 1901, by Lt. O'Connor for 3 years, (born in Bao Luzon), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged November 2, 1904 in Camp Jossman Guimaras, Pvt.

Apolonio Mequerme, enlisted at Cabatuan Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor for 3 years, (born in lapaz Panay), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 in Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Buenaventura Mesolano, enlisted at Cabatuan Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor for 3 years, (born in Cogsao Luzon), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 in Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Santiago Nacanile, enlisted at Cabatuan Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor for 3 years, (born in Miagao), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 in Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Pedro Noques, enlisted at Cabatuan Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor for 3 years, (born in Cabatuan), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 in Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Basilio Pigar, enlisted at Cabatuan Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor for 3 years, (born in Cattulig Samar), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 in Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Teodoro Regalado, enlisted at Cabatuan Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor for 3 years, (born in Paqnel Panay), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 in Camp Marahui Mindanao, Corporal.

Damasio Reyes, enlisted at Cabatuan Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor for 3 years, (born in Erega Panay), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 in Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Juan Sabale, enlisted at Cabatuan Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor for 3 years, (born in San Joaquin), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 in Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Andres Salamancoy, enlisted at Cabatuan Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor for 3 years, (born in Santa Barbara), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 in Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Fulgencio San Luis, enlisted at Cabatuan Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor for 3 years, (born in Leon), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 in Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Jose Solla, enlisted at Cabatuan Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor for 3 years, (born in Manila Luzon), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 in Camp Marahui Mindanao, Corporal.

Agipeto Sanico, enlisted at Cabatuan Iloilo, November 3 1901, by Lt. O'Connor for 3 years, (born in Bahi Panay), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged nov 2 1904, at Camp Jossman Guimaras.

Evaristo Sentina, enlisted at Cabatuan Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor for 3 years, (born in Calinog Panay), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904, at Camp Marahui Mindanao.

Cirilo Sandingan, enlisted at Cabatuan Iloilo, November 3 1901, by Lt. O'Connor for 3 years, (born in Tarlac Luzon), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged nov 2 1904, at Camp Jossman Guimaras.

Clemente Tabuada, enlisted at Cabatuan Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor for 3 years, (born in Cebu), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904, at Camp Marahui Mindanao.

Andres Torres, enlisted at Cabatuan Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor for 3 years, (born in Tigbauan Panay), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904, at Camp Marahui Mindanao.

Primitivo Trimanez, enlisted at Cabatuan Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor for 3 years, (born in Cordoba Panay), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904, at Camp Marahui Mindanao, expiration of service, Pvt.

Fernando Trino, enlisted at Cabatuan Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor for 3 years, (born in Dumangas Panay), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904, at Camp Marahui Mindanao, expiration of service, Pvt.

Felix Alip, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. Hunsaker, for 3 years, (born in San Miguel), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 in Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Pedro Anijo, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. Hunsaker, for 3 years, (born in Jaro), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 in Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Aniceto Angeles, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. Hunsaker, for 3 years, (born in Luzon), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 in Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Martin Aragon, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. Hunsaker, for 3 years, (born in Manila), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 in Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Candido Asido, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. Hunsaker, for 3 years, (born in Bohol Island), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 in Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Martin Calambro, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. Hunsaker, for 3 years, (born in Leon), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 at Camp Marahui Mindanao, Corporal.

Fernando Calpofro, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. Hunsaker, for 3 years, (born in Leon), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 at Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Anacleto Castel, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. Hunsaker, for 3 years, (born in Negros), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 at Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Ceperiano Cabillos, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. Hunsaker, for 3 years, (born in dingley), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 at Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Luciano Calumno, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. Hunsaker, for 3 years, (born in Leon), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 at Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Agustin Cabotan, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor, for 3 years, (born in Leon), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 at Camp Marahui Mindanao, Musician.

Hilario Cacao, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor, for 3 years, (born in Leon), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 at Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Simeon Caduduan, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor, for 3 years, (born in Leon), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 at Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Narciso Calumno, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor, for 3 years, (born in Leon), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 at Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Justo Cantara, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor, for 3 years, (born in Leon), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 at Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Hilario Capanang, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor, for 3 years, (born in Leon), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 at Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Jacinto Calderon, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor, for 3 years, (born in Leon), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 at Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Manuel Cantong, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor, for 3 years, (born in Leon), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 at Camp Marahui Mindanao, Artificer.

Segundo Caldito, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor, for 3 years, (born in Leon), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 at Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Agustin Caiban, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, November 3 1901, by Lt. O'Connor, for 3 years, (born in Leon Panay), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged November 2 1904 at Camp Jossman Guimaras, Pvt.

Feliciano De Los Santos, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. Hunsaker, for 3 years, (born in Luzon), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 at Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Telesforo Eigo, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. Hunsaker, for 3 years, (born in Janiuay Panay), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 at Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Ananias Estoras, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. Hunsaker, for 3 years, (born in Luzon), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 at Camp Marahui Mindanao, Sergeant.

Pascual Espanta, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor, for 3 years, (born in Talisay Negros), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 in Camp Marahui Mindanao, Sergeant.

Victor Laportesa, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, November 8 1901, by Lt. Hunsaker, for 3 years, (born in Duenas Panay), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged November 7 1905 at Camp Jossman Guimaras, Pvt.

Ygnacio Magbanua, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. Hunsaker, for 3 years, (born in Oton Panay), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 at Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Gorteo Montano, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. Hunsaker, for 3 years, (born in San Miguel Panay), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 at Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Faustino Morales, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. Hunsaker, for 3 years, (born in Mindanao Island), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 at Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Caledonio Pagsuguiron, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. Hunsaker, for 3 years, (born in Tigbauan Panay), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 at Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Tomas Perres, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. Hunsaker, for 3 years, (born in Iloilo, Panay), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 at Camp Marahui Mindanao, Cook.

Pedro Pacificar, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor, for 3 years, (born in Talisay Negros), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 at Camp Marahui Mindanao, 1st Sergeant.

Joaquin Prias, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, November 3 1901, by Lt. O'Connor, for 3 years, (born in Dumalag Panay), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged December 2 1904 at Camp Jossman Guimaras, Pvt.

Urbano Real, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. Hunsaker, for 3 years, (born in Luzon Island), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 at Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Francisco Rulloda, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. Hunsaker, for 3 years, (born in Manila), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904 at Camp Marahui Mindanao, Corporal.

Felix Salafrana, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. Hunsaker, for 3 years, (born in San Miguel Panay), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904, at Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Pedro Salutin, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. Hunsaker, for 3 years, (born in San Miguel Panay), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904, at Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Apolonio Saludo, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor, for 3 years, (born in San Miguel Panay), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904, at Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Julian Salvacion, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor, for 3 years, (born in Manila), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904, at Camp Marahui Mindanao, Pvt.

Elacio Sero, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor, for 3 years, (born in San Miguel Panay), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904, at Camp Marahui Mindanao P.I., expiration of service, Pvt.

Antonio Siaotong, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor, for 3 years, (born in Barotac nva Panay), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904, at Camp Marahui Mindanao P.I., expiration of service, Pvt.

Simeon Solibao, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor, for 3 years, (born in Alimodian Panay), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904, at Camp Marahui Mindanao P.I., expiration of service, Pvt.

Anacleto Tieosa, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. Hunsaker, for 3 years, (born in Tigbauan Panay), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904, at Camp Marahui Mindanao, expiration of service, Pvt.

Leocadio Tolentino, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. Hunsaker, for 3 years, (born in San Fernando Luzon), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904, at Camp Marahui Mindanao, expiration of service, Sergeant.

Sotera Terenga, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor, for 3 years, (born in Leon Panay), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904, at Camp Marahui Mindanao, expiration of service, Pvt.

Florentino Trabina, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor, for 3 years, (born in Tigbauan Panay), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904, at Camp Marahui Mindanao, expiration of service, Pvt.

Agustin Tripona, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. O'Connor, for 3 years, (born in Tigbauan Panay), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904, at Camp Marahui Mindanao, expiration of service, Pvt.

Lenso Torres, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, November 8 1901, by Lt. Hunsaker, for 3 years, (born in Illoca Luzon), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged November 7 1904, at Camp Jossman Guimaras, expiration of service, Pvt.

Pedro Taelog, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, November 3 1901, by Lt. O'Connor, for 3 years, (born in Capiz Panay), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged November 2 1904, at Camp Jossman Guimaras, expiration of service, Cook.

Gabriel Veneras, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, October 1 1901, by Lt. Hunsaker, for 3 years, (born in Oton Panay), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged September 30, 1904, at Camp Marahui Mindanao, expiration of service, Sergeant.

Victorino Villanueva, enlisted at Santa Barbara Iloilo, December 10 1901, by Lt. Hunsaker, for 3 years, (born in Manila), in 44th Company Philippine Scouts,
discharged December 9 1904, at Camp Jossman Guimaras, expiration of service, Sergeant.

Returns from Regular Army Infantry Regiments, June 1821–December 1916. NARA microfilm publication M665
National Archives and Records Administration, Washington, D.C.

Register of Enlistments in the U.S. Army, 1798-1914; (National Archives Microfilm Publication M233

The 1st Battalion website expresses its appreciation to Ronnie Miravite Casalmir
for his contribution of the list of 44th Company Philippine Scouts to this page.