Home State: Unknown
Command Billet: Medical Director
Branch of Service: Medical
Unit: 2nd Division, 2nd Corps
On the Campaign
He was Medical Director of the 2nd Division, Second Army Corps on the Maryland Campaign of 1862 and served in the Division field hospital after the battle of Antietam on 17 September:
At Keedysville [MD] several houses were filled with wounded. We halted at the last one, used as a hospital by Sedgwick's Division. Every room in the house was filled with wounded, and every spot almost in the yard. This hospital was in charge of Dr. Houston, a good man who was trying to do all he could, but they had as yet received no stores, and were entirely without anything to eat. We gave them what we could spare.
References & notes
His work in Maryland from Duncan,1 source also of the quote above, from the Reverend I. O. Sloan of the Christian Commission.
I have not yet identified this man beyond his last name.
1 Duncan, Louis C., and Captain, Medical Corps, US Army, The Medical Department of the United States Army in the Civil War: unpublished collection, c. 1916, pp. 26-27, 45 [AotW citation 28767]