• Andrews, George Thomas
  D C. S C.
  2 Lieutenant 3 artillery 8 Mar 1847
  l Lieutenant 19 Oct 1847
  resigned 31 Dec 1856
  (Captain artillery Confederate States Army war 1861 to 1865)

• Andrews, Henry Merritt
  NY. NY.
  Cadet Military Academy 1 July 1870 (3)
  2 Lieutenant 1 artillery 17 June 1874
  l Lieutenant 6 July 1878
  Captain 8 Mar 1898
  artillery corps 2 Feb 1901
  Major 23 Sept 1901

• Andrews, Henry Porter
  NY. NY.
  additional paymaster volunteers 1 June 1861
  resigned 22 Aug 1863

• Andrews, James Madison
  N Y. N Y.
  Cadet Military Academy 1 July 1886 (39)
  additional 2 Lieutenant 5 cavalry 14 June 1890
  2 Lieutenant 1 cavalry 20 Sept 1890
  resigned 9 Nov 1892
  Captain 2 N Y volunteers 2 May 1898
  honorably mustered out 31 Oct 1898

• Andrews, John Newman
  Del. Del.
  Cadet Military Academy 1 July 1855 (33)
  Brevet 2 Lieutenant 4 infantry 1 July 1860
  2 Lieutenant 8 infantry 28 Jan 1861
  1 Lieutenant 14 May 1861
  regimental adjutant 1 Dec 1862 to 20 Apr 1863
  Captain 21 June 1864
  Major 21 infantry 19 Apr 1886
  Lieutenant Colonel 25 infantry 20 Apr 1891
  Colonel 12 infantry 1 Oct 1895
  Brigadier General volunteers 3 June 1898
  honorably discharged from volunteers 24 Feb 1899
  Brevet Captain 9 Aug 1862 for gallantry and meritorious service in the battle of Cedar Mountain Va.
  Major 29 Nov 1864 for gallantry and meritorious service in the battle of Franklin Tenn
  Lieutenant Colonel 13 Mar 1865 for gallantry and meritorious service during the war
  retired 1 Apr 1899

• Andrews, Jonathan
  R I. R I.
  Captain 16 infantry 3 Mar 1799
  honorably discharged 15 June 1800.

• Andrews, Joseph
  Mass. Mass.
  Surgeons mate 4 May 1792
  3 sublegion 4 Sept 1792
  honorably discharged 1 Nov 1796

• Andrews, Lincoln Clarke
  Minn. N Y.
  Cadet Military Academy 15 June 1889 (13)
  2 Lieutenant 3 cavalry 12 June 1893
  1 Lieutenant 2 Mar 1899
  Major 43 USV infantry 17 Aug 1899
  honorably mustered out of volunteers 5 July 1901
  Captain 15 cavalry 2 Feb 1901

• Andrews, Phinehas
  Conn. Army.
  Private and Sergeant 25 infantry Oct 1813 to July 1814
  2 Lieutenant 25 infantry 2 July 1814
  transferred to 6 infantry 17 May 1815
  resigned 31 Oct 1815
  2 Lieutenant 5 infantry 27 Oct 1820
  1 Lieutenant 27 Sept 1824
  died 21 Oct 1826

• Andrews, Robert
  Miss.
  Captain assistant deputy quartermaster-general 6 Sept 1812
  honorably discharged 15 June 1815

• Andrews, Samuel
  Mass. Mass.
  Ensign 2 infantry 4 Mar 1791
  Lieutenant 4 Nov 1791
  2 sub legion 4 Sept 1792
  Captain 3 Mar 1793
  resigned 20 Apr 1795
  [died Sept 1801]

• Andrews, Timothy Patrick
  Ireland. D C.
  Major paymaster 22 May 1822
  Colonel voltigeurs 16 Feb 1847 to 20 July 1848
  Lieutenant Colonel deputy paymaster general 17 Dec 1851
  Colonel paymaster general 6 Sept 1862
  retired 29 Nov 1864
  Brevet Brigadier General 13 Sept 1847 for gallantry and meritorious conduct in the battle of Chapultepec Mex
  died 11 Mar 1868

• Andrews, William Curtis Clark.
  Ohio. Ohio.
  Assistant Surgeon 5 Aug 1876
  drowned 19 Apr 1877

• Andrews, William Howard
  Mass. N Y.
  Captain 108 N Y infantry 18 Aug 1862
  honorably mustered out 28 May 1865
  Captain 5 U S veteran volunteers 11 Sept 1865
  Brevet Major volunteers 13 Mar 1865 for meritorious service during the war
  honorably mustered out 1 May 1866
  2 Lieutenant and 1 Lieutenant 12 infantry 23 Feb 1866
  transferred to 30 infantry 27 Sept 1866
  unassigned 23 Mar 1869
  assigned to 3 cavalry 15 Dec 1870
  regimental quartermaster 1 Oct 1874 to 31 May 1875
  Captain 31 May 1875
  retired 30 Nov 1879
  died 21 June 1880

• Andrews, William R.
  Conn. N Y.
  Captain infantry 18 Mar 1847
  10 infantry 9 Apr 1847
  honorably mustered out 16 Aug 1848
  military storekeeper ordinance dept 19 May 1855
  died 2 Aug 1858.

• Andrews, William S.
  N Y. N Y.
  1 Sergeant G 9 NY infantry 4 May 1861
  2 Lieutenant 24 June 1861
  1 Lieutenant signal corps 3 Mar 1863
  Brevet Captain volunteers 13 Mar 1865 for faithful and meritorious service during the war
  resigned 21 July 1864

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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