• Allison, Charles Johnson
  Ohio. Tenn.
  Major engineers volunteers 20 June 1898
  honorably discharged 1 Apr 1899

• Allison, James Bradner
  S C. S C.
  2 Lieutenant 7 infantry 10 Oct 1898
  1 Lieutenant 6 infantry 29 Jan 1900
  transferred to 7 infantry 16 Apr 1900

• Allison, James Nicholas
  Ky. Ohio.
  Private C 39 Ky infantry 10 Aug 1863 to 3 June 1865
  Cadet Military Academy 1 Sept 1867 (22)
  2 Lieutenant 2 cavalry 12 June 1871
  1 Lieutenant 20 Dec 1880
  Captain 15 Aug 1892
  transferred to subsistence department 31 Jan 1893
  Lieutenant Colonel chief commissary of subsistence volunteers 9 May 1898
  honorably discharged from volunteers service 12 Apr 1899
  Major commissary of subsistence 11 May 1898

• Allison, John
  Pa. Pa.
  Additional paymaster volunteers 1 Nov 1861
  honorably mustered out 31 July 1865
  [died 23 Mar 1878]

• Allison, John Stadler
  Va. Va.
  2 Lieutenant 5 infantry 3 Jan 1812
  1 Lieutenant 6 July 1812
  Captain 25 June 1814
  transferred to 7 infantry 17 May 1815
  resigned 31 Dec 1822

• Allison, Richard
  Pa. Pa.
  Surgeon's mate 5 Pa 15 Mar 1778
  transferred to 1 Pa 1 Jan 1783 and served to close of the war
  Surgeon's mate US infantry 12 Aug 1784
  Surgeon 24 July 1788
  Surgeon 1 infantry USA 29 sept 1789
  Surgeon of legion 11 Apr 1792
  honorably discharged 1 Nov 1796

• Allison, Samuel
  Va. Va.
  Ensign sublegn 2 June 1794
  2 infantry 1 Nov 1796
  1 Lieutenant 3 Mar 1799
  died 22 Nov 1799

• Allison, Thomas Stubbs
  Pa. NJ.
  Additional paymaster volunteers 1 June 1861 to 17 May 1867
  Major and paymaster USA 1 Apr 1867
  Brevet Lieutenant Colonel volunteers 13 Mar 1865 for faithful and meritorious service during the war
  died 1 Feb 1871

• Allison, Uriah
  Va. Tenn.
  2 Lieutenant 24 infantry 12 Mar 1812
  1 Lieutenant 15 Aug 1813
  Captain 2 rifle 17 Mar 18l4
  honorably discharged 15 June 1815

• Allison, William Boyd
  Iowa. Iowa.
  Captain assistant adjutant-general volunteers 10 May 1898
  honorably discharged 12 May 1899

Source:

Extracted from the Historical Register and Dictionary of the United States Army: 1789 - 1903. Names are followed by state or country where born and then the state from which originally appointed but when there is only one place listed, it indicates the state whence appointed, the place of birth not being known. Where "Cadet Military Academy" is indicated, the next date refers to the date he entered that institution, and the figure in parenthesis represents his standing in the graduating class.

Some additional excellent resources for your research are:

• U.S. Military Records on Ancestry.com

• Maryland and Delaware Revolutionary Patriots, 1775-1783 Military Records

  New York in the Revolution and War of 1812

• Military Records off the Beaten Path

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