=== All the works below were completed in 2005. The dimensions are given in inches. Andrew Innes retains the copyright === '''Return to Works by Year Completed''' [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Andrew%27s_Art_Gallery_-_Works_by_Year_Completed] '''Return to the HOME Page ''' [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:THE_ART_OF_ANDREW_INNES&public=1] ---- === A. WATERCOLOURS: === None === B. OILS & ACRYLICS: === None === C. MULTIMEDIA: === None

=== All the works below were completed in 2006. The dimensions are given in inches. Andrew Innes retains the copyright === '''Return to Works by Year Completed''' [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Andrew%27s_Art_Gallery_-_Works_by_Year_Completed] '''Return to the HOME Page ''' [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:THE_ART_OF_ANDREW_INNES&public=1] ----

=== All the works below were completed in 2007. The dimensions are given in inches. Andrew Innes retains the copyright=== '''Return to Works by Year Completed''' [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Andrew%27s_Art_Gallery_-_Works_by_Year_Completed] '''Return to the HOME Page ''' [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:THE_ART_OF_ANDREW_INNES&public=1] ----

=== All the works below were completed in 2008. The dimensions are given in inches. Andrew Innes retains the copyright === '''Return to Works by Year Completed''' [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Andrew%27s_Art_Gallery_-_Works_by_Year_Completed] '''Return to the HOME Page ''' [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:THE_ART_OF_ANDREW_INNES&public=1] ----

=== All the works below were completed in 2009. The dimensions are given in inches. Andrew Innes retains the copyright === '''Return to Works by Year Completed''' [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Andrew%27s_Art_Gallery_-_Works_by_Year_Completed] '''Return to the HOME Page ''' [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:THE_ART_OF_ANDREW_INNES&public=1] ----

=== All the works below were completed in 2010. The dimensions are given in inches. Andrew Innes retains the copyright === '''Return to Works by Year Completed''' [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Andrew%27s_Art_Gallery_-_Works_by_Year_Completed] '''Return to the HOME Page ''' [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:THE_ART_OF_ANDREW_INNES&public=1] ----

Thursday, October 1, 2009 From: Beverly M. Elllis To: Family Members on File Subject: Notice to establish intent and Family Reunion Survey ---- Reponse Received October 1, 2009 Kim Williams (Daughter of India Williams, Daughter of Catherine Williams) Rozella Roberts (DeeDee) (Daughter of Debbie Newman, Daughter of Gertrude King) Lisa Lee (Daughter of Bernadette Ellis, Daughter of Gertrude King) Jahvon Ellis (Daughter of Beverly Ellis, Daughter of Gertrude King) Michael Ellis (Son of Gertrude King) India C Williams (Daughter of Carroll "Buster" Williams, Son of Catherine Williams) Sandra Savoy (Daughter of Catherine Williams)

We are gearing up for the third annual McGregor family reunion to be held Saturday, July 10, 2010 at Cedar Blue in Sulphur, Oklahoma. If you missed last year's event you will not want to miss this year's reunion. There will be lots of reminiscing, delicious food, and entertainment.

=== All the works below were completed in 2011. The dimensions are given in inches. Andrew Innes retains the copyright === '''Return to Works by Year Completed''' [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Andrew%27s_Art_Gallery_-_Works_by_Year_Completed] '''Return to the HOME Page ''' [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:THE_ART_OF_ANDREW_INNES&public=1] ---- '''A. WATERCOLOURS:''' '''B. OILS & ACRYLICS:''' {{Image|file=2011-1.jpg |caption=Under Snow, Oil on board, 2011 }} '''C. MULTIMEDIA:''' {{Image|file=2011-2.jpg |caption=Madonna I, Computer generated image, 2011 }} {{Image|file=2011.jpg |caption=Madonna II, Computer generated image, 2011 }} {{Image|file=2011-3.jpg |caption=In the MIRrOr, 2011 }} {{Image|file=2011-4.jpg |caption=Stella Maris, 2011 }} {{Image|file=2011-5.jpg |caption=Freedom Series #5 - Foul Play, 2011 }} {{Image|file=2011-6.jpg |caption=Folding Series #3 Modelling, 2011 }} {{Image|file=2011-8.jpg |caption=Re-formation }} ----

2011 Reunion

=== All the works below were completed in 2012. The dimensions are given in inches. Andrew Innes retains the copyright=== '''Return to Works by Year Completed''' [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Andrew%27s_Art_Gallery_-_Works_by_Year_Completed] '''Return to the HOME Page ''' [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:THE_ART_OF_ANDREW_INNES&public=1] ---- '''A. WATERCOLOURS:''' {{Image|file=2012-1.jpg |caption=February Late Afternoon, Dyptich, Watercolour, 2012 }} {{Image|file=2012-6.jpg |caption=Toward Presquile, Watercolour on paper, 2012 }} {{Image|file=2012-8.jpg |caption=Clouds at Sunset I, Watercolour on paper }} {{Image|file=2012-9.jpg |caption=Clouds at Sunset II, Watercolour on paper }} {{Image|file=2012-10.jpg |caption=Clouds at Sunset III, Watercolour on paper }} {{Image|file=2012-11.jpg |caption=Off the Eastern Tip of Cuba, Watercolour on paper }} {{Image|file=2012-12.jpg |caption=Princess Cay, Eleuthera, Watercolour on paper }} {{Image|file=2012-13.jpg |caption=Tendering, Princess Cay, Eleuthera, Watercolour on paper }} {{Image|file=2012-14.jpg |caption=Yacht Basin, Oranjestad, Aruba, Watercolour on paper }} {{Image|file=2012-15.jpg |caption=Unending Columns Press, Scoharie Road. PEC, Watercolour on paper }} {{Image|file=2012-17.jpg |caption=Sawguin Creek, Watercolour on paper }} B. OILS & ACRYLICS: {{Image|file=2012-18.jpg |caption=Autumn Gold, Oil on board }} '''C. MULTIMEDIA:''' {{Image|file=2012.jpg |caption=It is Done, Multimedia, 2012 }} {{Image|file=2012-2.jpg |caption=Dot Series #4 Self-portrait, Multimedia, 12" x 10" }} {{Image|file=2012-3.jpg |caption=Sunrise Moonset IV for Karen, Multimedia }} {{Image|file=2012-4.jpg |caption=Let It Be, Multimedia, }} {{Image|file=2012-16.jpg |caption=Snowfall, Multi-media }} {{Image|file=2012-19.jpg |caption=Mind Loser, Multi-media }}

=== All the works below were completed in 2013. The dimensions are given in inches. Andrew Innes retains the copyright=== '''Return to Works by Year Completed''' [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Andrew%27s_Art_Gallery_-_Works_by_Year_Completed] '''Return to the HOME Page ''' [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:THE_ART_OF_ANDREW_INNES&public=1] ---- '''A. WATERCOLOURS:''' {{Image|file=2013.jpg |caption=Into the Woods, Watercolour, 20.5 x 10.5, 2013}} {{Image|file=2013-4.jpg |caption=Amherst Island, Watercolour, 2013 }} {{Image|file=2013-2.jpg |caption=Looking toward Sandbanks, PEC, Watercolour, 24" x 17.5, 2013"}} {{Image|file=2013-1.jpg |caption=Early Morning, Pleasant Bay, PEC 2013, Watercolour, 28.5" x 24.5," }} {{Image|file=2013-7.jpg |caption=Pleasant Bay Tryptich 2013, Watercolour, before framing and mounting }} {{Image|file=2013-3.jpg |caption=Looking toward Sandbanks II, PEC, Watercolour, 2013 }} '''B. OILS & ACRYLICS:''' {{Image|file=2013-5.jpg |caption=The Waterfall, Oil on Canvas, 30" x 30," 2013 }} {{Image|file=2013-6.jpg |caption=Sunset, Wellfleet, MA, Acrylic on Canvas, 2013 }} '''C. MULTIMEDIA:''' {{Image|file=2013-8.jpg |caption=Jubilate 2013, Mixed media }}

The 2013 Eichten Family Reunion wil be held at the Lake Elmo Park Reserve in Lake Elmo, MN. We will be reserving a large group camp and our days will be spent at the beach, playing lawn games, beach volleyball, cards, catching up, and cooking around a campfire!

=== All the works below were completed in 2010. The dimensions are given in inches. Andrew Innes retains the copyright=== '''Return to Works by Year Completed''' [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Andrew%27s_Art_Gallery_-_Works_by_Year_Completed] '''Return to the HOME Page ''' [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:THE_ART_OF_ANDREW_INNES&public=1] ---- '''A. WATERCOLOURS:''' {{Image|file=2014-3.jpg |caption=November Sky, Watercolour, 2014 }} {{Image|file=2014-4.jpg |caption=Sunrise, Big Clear Lake, November, Watercolour }} {{Image|file=2014.jpg |caption=A Storied Past, Watercolour }} {{Image|file=2014-1.jpg |caption=The Twelfth of November, Watercolour }} {{Image|file=2014-2.jpg |caption=Grandma's Cottage, Watercolour }} {{Image|file=2014-7.jpg |caption=Unending Columns Press, Scoharie Road, PEC, Watercolour }} '''B. OILS & ACRYLICS:''' {{Image|file=2014-5.jpg |caption=The World Within, Acrylic on Canvas, 2014 }} '''C. MULTIMEDIA:''' None

=== All the works opposite were completed in 2015. The dimensions are given in inches. Andrew Innes retains the copyright === '''Return to Works by Year Completed''' [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Andrew%27s_Art_Gallery_-_Works_by_Year_Completed] '''Return to the HOME Page ''' [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:THE_ART_OF_ANDREW_INNES&public=1] ---- '''A. WATERCOLOURS:''' {{Image|file=2015.jpg |caption=County Shoreline, Watercolour on paper }} {{Image|file=2015-1.jpg |caption=A Fine November Day, Watercolour on paper }} {{Image|file=2015-2.jpg |caption=Along the 401, Watercolour on paper }} {{Image|file=2015-3.jpg |caption=Standing Tall, Watercolour on paper }} {{Image|file=2015-5.jpg |caption=Fall Flotilla, Watercolour }} {{Image|file=2015-7.jpg |caption=Fall Flotilla II, Watercolour }} {{Image|file=2015-8.jpg |caption=Cache Lake Canoe, Watercolour}} {{Image|file=2015-9.jpg |caption=The Blue Canoe, Watercolour}} {{Image|file=2015-11.jpg |caption=Waiting at Dawn, Watercolour}} '''B. OILS & ACRYLICS:''' {{Image|file=2015-4.jpg |caption=Mist Before Dawn, Crozier Lake I, Oil on canvas}} {{Image|file=2014-6.jpg |caption=Sunshine and Shadow, Oil on board, 20 x 28 }} '''C. MULTIMEDIA:''' None

=== All the works below were completed in 2016. The dimensions are given in inches. Andrew Innes retains the copyright === '''Return to Works by Year Completed''' [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Andrew%27s_Art_Gallery_-_Works_by_Year_Completed] '''Return to the HOME Page ''' [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:THE_ART_OF_ANDREW_INNES&public=1] ---- === A. WATERCOLOURS: === {{Image|file=2016.jpg |caption=Across the Saint Laurence, Watercolour on Paper }} {{Image|file=2016-1.jpg |caption=Breathless Calm, Lake of Two Rivers, Watercolour on Paper }} {{Image|file=2016-2.jpg |caption=Cove Dweller, South Shore, Nova Scotia, Watercolour on Paper }} {{Image|file=2016-3.jpg |caption=If Only This Moment Could Last Forever, Watercolour on Paper }} {{Image|file=2016-4.jpg |caption=Low Tide, Riviere du Loup, Watercolour on Paper }} {{Image|file=2016-5.jpg |caption=Saint Simeon Ferry, Riviere du Loup at dusk, Watercolour on paper }} {{Image|file=2016-6.jpg |caption=Solitude, Watercolour on paper }} {{Image|file=2016-7.jpg |caption=Spooning Thanksgiving 2015, Watercolour on paper }} {{Image|file=2016-8.jpg |caption=Under repair, South Shore, Nova Scotia, Watercolour on paper }} === B. OILS & ACRYLICS: === None === C. MULTIMEDIA: === None

=== All the works below were completed in 2017. The dimensions are given in inches. Andrew Innes retains the copyright=== '''Return to Works by Year Completed''' [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Andrew%27s_Art_Gallery_-_Works_by_Year_Completed] '''Return to the HOME Page ''' [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:THE_ART_OF_ANDREW_INNES&public=1] ---- === A. WATERCOLOURS: === {{Image|file=2017-5.jpg |caption=Dahlias at Dawn, La Malbaie, Recipient of Jurors' Award, Art in the County 2018 Juror's Comments: Excellent presentation. Masterful control of the medium. Beautiful harmonies and colour shifts. Great Piece! }} {{Image|file=2017.jpg |caption=South to Napanee, Watercolour }} {{Image|file=2017-1.jpg |caption=Morning Reflection, Big Clear Lake, 16" x 16" Watercolour }} {{Image|file=2017-2.jpg |caption=Moonset, Crozier Lake, 12" x 9" watercolour }} {{Image|file=2017-3.jpg |caption=Moored at Mabou, Watercolour }} {{Image|file=2017-6.jpg |caption=Tranquility, 25" x 17," Watercolour }} {{Image|file=2017-7.jpg |caption=South to Napanee II, 28" x 14,"Watercolour }} {{Image|file=2017-8.jpg |caption=Fisherman's Dawn Watercolour }} {{Image|file=2017-9.jpg |caption=Early Evening, Late Summer, Port Cunnington Lodge, Lake of Bays, Watercolour }} {{Image|file=2017-12.jpg |caption=Dawn Reflection I, Looking across at Île aux lièvres from Riviere du Loup, Quebec, Watercolour, 22.4”x 6.0, 2017 }} === B. OILS & ACRYLICS: === {{Image|file=2017-13.jpg |caption=Toward the Light , Oil on canvas, 30 x 60 }} {{Image|file=2017-11.jpg |caption=Mist Before Dawn, 2017, Oil on Canvas }} {{Image|file=2017-4.jpg |caption=Along the Cabot Trail, Oil on Canvas }} {{Image|file=2017-10.jpg |caption=Autumn Glory, Oil on canvas }} === C. MULTIMEDIA: === None

=== All the works below were completed in 2018. The dimensions are given in inches. Andrew Innes retains the copyright=== '''Return to Works by Year Completed''' [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Andrew%27s_Art_Gallery_-_Works_by_Year_Completed] '''Return to the HOME Page ''' [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:THE_ART_OF_ANDREW_INNES&public=1] ---- === A. WATERCOLOURS: === {{Image|file=2018.jpg |caption=In the Round 2018, Watercolour, 6 x 11 }} {{Image|file=2018-6.jpg |caption=Duffy Meets the Dawn, Watercolour }} {{Image|file=2018-5.jpg |caption=Gulf Island Quartet #4 Setting Out at Sunset, ( Ruxton and Pylades Islands in the background) }} {{Image|file=2018-1.jpg |caption=Gulf Island Quartet #1 - On a Mission }} {{Image|file=2018-2.jpg |caption=Gulf Island Quartet #2 - At anchor, off Valdes Island }} {{Image|file=2018-3.jpg |caption=Gulf Island Quartet #3 - Gabriola Island and Mountains Beyond }} === B. OILS & ACRYLICS: === None === C. MULTIMEDIA: === None

=== All the works below were completed in 2019. The dimensions are given in inches. Andrew Innes retains the copyright === '''Return to Works by Year Completed''' [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Andrew%27s_Art_Gallery_-_Works_by_Year_Completed] '''Return to the HOME Page ''' [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:THE_ART_OF_ANDREW_INNES&public=1] ---- === A. MULTIMEDIA: === {{Image|file=2019-2.jpg |caption=Waiting, 12" x 12," Mixed media }} {{Image|file=2019-3.jpg |caption=Portal #1, 9" x 12", Mixed media on canvas }} === B. WATERCOLOURS: === {{Image|file=2019-9.jpg |caption=The Night Light, Watercolour, 5" x 5" approx. on 300lb paper }} {{Image|file=2019-5.jpg |caption=Merci, Pierre, 13.25" x 11.25", Watercolour on paper }} {{Image|file=2019.jpg |caption=Night Vision, 9" x 12", Watercolour on paper}} === C. OILS & ACRYLICS: === {{Image|file=2019-10.jpg |caption=Answering the Call, Oil on Canvas, 60 x 30 }} {{Image|file=2019-4.jpg |caption=Mountain Quarry Looking North, 12" x 12" Acrylic on Board, as revised in 2019}} {{Image|file=2019-6.jpg |caption=Fall on the Moorcroft Road, 9" x 12", Acrylic on canvas }}

{{Image|file=52_Ancestors_-_Coat-12.jpg |caption=52 Ancestors - 2019|1024px }} Week 1 - First My first will be that my mom's mom and dad are first cousins with the same last name. That threw my aunt's computer crazy when she was alive and first started doing the Leonard Family Tree on the computer. They are Summers Lyle Leonard [[Leonard-5596|Leonard-5596]] and Myra Clemetine "Belle" Leonard [[Leonard-5581|Leonard-5581]]. My grandmother live in Mobile, Alabama. That is why I picked them was because the were first cousins with the same last name. Week 2 - Challenge My challenge is trying to find information on my grandmother and step grandmother which is my aunt also information on their mother and father and their family. We only have some information and names of my grandmother and step grandmother which is my aunt also. This is my brickwall. This is my grandmothers name and profile Mildred Hester (Jones) Barnett. [[Jones-33183|Jones-33183]]. My grandfather and his dad's side was a brick wall but since the Source a thon and my moving while I was not doing WikiTree I had a relative on that side contacting me and he and his dad side is kin to me by his dad and then I got to investigating with what information he sent me I find out that his wife is related to my mom side of the family the Leonards. So I have found out a lot about them. Week 3 - Unusual Name My is [[Fine-614|Fine-614]]. I have never heard of Media it is very unusual name for anyone even a female. Week 4 - I'd like to Meet This is a hard one for me too. I would like to met and I think I have met her when I was in elementary school and the Leonards had a Leonard Family Reunion in Johnson City where a lot of the Leonards had land and lived in the upper East Tennessee is [[Leonard-8012|Leonard-8012]] - Ella Walls Leonard. She is similar she had handicaps and dealt with it and would like to know how it was back then when people had handicaps and how people treated her. She was never married and remained at the family home until her death and she lived with one of her sisters. In her early twenties she developed tuberculosis of the bone. It was concentrated in one of her hips and resulted in her being crippled for the remainder of her life. She ended up wearing a shoe that was higher than the other so she could walk normal. She also developed sever arthritis in her hands which made it impossible for her to open her fingers. However, it did not prevent her from crocheting beautiful doilies, etc. She was always full of life, with a ready smile for everyone. I have a genetic disease that I was born with and had to deal with all my 59 years and that is Prader - Willi Syndrome. Also my mom has developed sever arthritis that gives her a lot of pain. So I want to know if she had a lot of pain with her arthritis and tuberculosis of the bone and how she dealt with people who were bullies and other things and be full of life and with a ready smile for everyone. Week 5 - At the Library I have 3 women cousins on my dad side that wrote a book named 3fat chicks on a diet Because We're All in it Together. Their name are Suzanne Barnett, Amy Buchanan, and Jennifer Lesman. Their last name which is their surname is Barnett. They have a website www.3fatchicks.com. I do not have their profile in yet but I will. There is stories behind the three authors which they are sisters. You should get this book and read it and go to the website also. Then there is my mom sister which is dead husband who has written 2 books. I do have his profile and it is [[Sapp-483|Sapp-483]] Charles Sapp. The first book is about his dad and it is a true story. The name of the first book is "The Man With Two Names" about his dad who is [[Sapp-1214|Sapp-1214]] Emory Sapp. Then the other book title is "Heaven is like a Vacation, Getting there is the Fun Part." You all should get them and read them they are very interesting to read. This is my uncles so is not a direct relative. Week 6 - Surprise I have two surprises to put on this prompt. 1. is about Jonathan David King [[King-29197|King-29197]] . I found around June of last year when I lived in Loudon, Tennessee that Jonathan was married before he married Amanda Fine Leonard. He married Rachel Collins [[Collins-19424|Collins-19424]] first. How I found out was on Ancestry, in Family Tree Maker and on Wikitree I had put a photo of him on the profile and his relative from where he married Rachel first contacted me last year and sent me a picture of them and then I did research and found out that he was married before he married Amanda Fine Leonard [[Fine-248|Fine-248]]. That was very surprising to me. They gave me a GEDCOM information that I have add to wikitree and need to work on also. 2. After I moved to Jonesborough, Tennessee in November 6th and I got my new email address on December 17 last year I got an email from my great grandfather Herbert Barnett [[Barnett-3528|Barnett-3528]] great grandson Audy Barnett [[Barnett-8451|Barnett-8451]] which I add his profile tonight to Wiki Tree. He wanted information on the Barnetts starting with Jason Barnett [[Barnett-3529|Barnett-3529]] which is Herbert Barnett father. He gave me information on Spencer Barnett [[Barnett-3530|Barnett-3530]] which is Jason Barnett father from some one else gave them saying that he immigrated from Londonberry, Ireland. Then I find out that Audy wife Karen Lynn Arwood Barnett [[Arwood-111|Arwood-111]] is related to my mother side from my moms surname Leonard which is very interesting. Plus what he gave me was very interesting I am going to email him what I can to him and he is going to talk to his wife mother because that is how he and his wife is connected to my mother side of the family under the surname Leonard. This was all a surprise. So I even have a lot more to put on wikitree from what he gave me. He gave me four family excel charts to have and to use. I add his father and his wife profile to wikitree tonight also. Week 7 - Love I haven't done a lot of research on this person that I am going to use for this prompt but I have discovered that I have with both my mom and dad that I have several relatives that has their first name as Valentine. Also I have some relatives with their last name is Love. On my mom's side there is about 4 Valentines first names and a lot of Love for last name that are from Rhea County. Then there is one person on my dad's side that has Valentine as their first name that came from North Carolina. That is the person I am going to use and I will do some more research on him probably during the clean - a - thon this year. His name is Valentine Honeycutt. He is my dad's grandmother's uncle It took me some time and searching before I find the Valentines and Love's of my relatives. I had a lot of the Honeycutts on my dad side researced some. There is some Honeycutts on my mom side of the family. Here is the person I am putting in here:https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Honeycutt-1472 Week 8 - Family Photo Here is my family photo picture of my great grandfather and great grandfather family which is my grandfather or my mom's father's family which they had 11 kids. His name is John Williams Leonard and her name is Laura Rominger Leonard. [[Leonard-5595|Leonard-5595]]. Here is the picture: I will add names and their profile a little later. {{Image|file=Leonard-5595-1.jpg |caption=John Williams Leonard Family }} This is John Wife Laura Elmira Rominger, [[Rominger-119|Rominger-119]]. Here is their kids: Ella Walls Leonard [[Leonard-8012|Leonard-8012]] Lester Bolton Leonard:https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Leonard-8013 LeRoy Leonard: [[Leonard-8014|Leonard-8014]] Summers Lyle Leonard, Sr:my granddad which is my mom's dad:https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Leonard-5596 Franklin Elcanah Leonard:https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Leonard-8015 Ruby Beatrice Leonard:https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Leonard-5582 Mary Jane Leonard: [[Leonard-8687|Leonard-8687]] John Wesley Leonard:https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Leonard-8017 and Lloyd Reece Leonard:https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Leonard-8018 Week 9 - At the Courthouse Mine is my mother's sister who is dead husband dad Emory Eron Sapp [[Sapp-1214|Sapp-1214]]. There is alot of Sapps that are criminals. [[Sapp-121|Sapp-121]] Emory was born in 1878. He passed away in 1963. The son of Dr. James Monroe Sapp and Mary Melissa Brassell. Emory Eron Sapp was arrested in Johnson City, Tennessee. Emory Eron Sapp admits masquerade as his Brother. Emory Eron Sapp was arraigned on fraud charges. Emory Eron Sapp was convicted of fraud and returned to Texas to finish 99 year sentence for murder On November 19, 1914, thirty-six-year-old Emory Sapp murdered his wealthy wife and her two acquaintances. That's what the jury said when they sentenced him to ninety-nine years in prison. All that was missing was the truth. Emory Sapp was born in a small town in East Texas in 1878, and for most of his years - when he wasn't incarcerated - he worked in law enforcement. Sapp was in his early thirties and married when he began an affair with a wealthy older woman who had a special fondness for men-in-blue. Divorcing his wife to marry her, the two enjoyed each other's company as they lived the high life. The only problem were Ellen's two nephews, who despised the fact that she had given Emory control of all of her money, land, and personal items - and left nothing for them in her will. Then came that awful day when Emory and Ellen decided that a hunting trip with a group of friends would be fun... Despite errors in the prosecution's case, disreputable witnesses, and a number of appeals, Emory Sapp was convicted on circumstantial evidence and sent to one of the worst prison farms in Texas. Feeling that his days were numbered because of what he knew about the prison's illegal activities, Emory took it on the lam. In Johnson City, he began life anew, using his dead brother's first name. In 1940, Sapp was arrested for mail fraud, which led to his discovery as a fugitive. He was seventy-two when he was paroled, but because he knew that there were those on the outside who wanted him to disappear, he found a way back into prison and remained there till the day he died. Conviction Emory Eron Sapp in the Texas, Convict and Conduct Registers, 1875-1945 Texas, Convict and Conduct Registers, 1875-1945 Name:Emory Eron Sapp Record Date:13 Jul 1920 Place of Residence:Beaumont Prison Location:Huntsville, Walker, Texas, USA Age:38 Convict Number:44999 Texas, Convict and Conduct Registers, 1875-1945 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2012. Conduct Registers, vols. 1998/038-177–1998/038-236. Texas Department of Criminal Justice. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission, Austin, Texas.Convict Registers, vols. 1998/038-138–1998/038-176. Texas Department of Criminal Justice. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission, Austin, Texas. https://www.amazon.com/Man-Two-Names-Notorious-Southeast/dp/1432706373 The book above called The Man With Two Names is the book that my uncle which is my mother sister who is dead now husband wrote about his dad Emory Eron and Emory Eron other brother also. Week 10 - Bachelor Uncle As Ray Hawkes said this week's topic is a little tricky because I don't have any uncles on either on my mom's side her two brothers they all were married and my dad's two brothers were married too. As on Amy Crow Johnson email her prompt mentioned that the theme was inspired by brothers who never married and never had children. So this is the way I am going with this because I couldn't find any uncles that was not married and have children. My profile is my cousin that was my sister age when he died. He was 51 when he died his name is Jeffrey Alan Leonard. His mother and dad is my mother's brother and sister - in - law and the sister - in - law was a classmate and friend of my mother and they graduated together. Also their birthday are in the same year and month so they are the same age. Here is his profile [[Leonard-5587|Leonard-5587]]. His death was caused when he went in the hospital for operation on his heart because of complications from his diabites before he had transplants to keep him from having diabiteas. He was ready to go to rehab and hospital was very negilent on his care that caused him to die. Read his profile and you will learn a lot about this young man who shouldn't have died. His death was very unnecessary but it was the hospital in Johnson City, Tennessee that killed him. Week 11 - Large Family My relatives on my mother side had a lot of children there was 1 that had 14 but there was no dates for their birth and death. Then there was several with 12 and 11 with no dates also for their birth and death. But I did find one that was a sister to the Amanda Fine who married a Leonard and then a King after the Leonard died and the Amanda and both husbands are buried in the Leonard Family cemetery. The family I am talking about is Rivanna Fine and Moore Strickland and here are their profiles [[Fine-669|Fine-669]] and [[Strickland-3411|Strickland-3411]]. Their 12 children are Alice Chrisenberry, Charles, Vinet, Virginia "Virgie" Buck, Elizabeth "Betty" Leach, Walter, Dayton, Roby, Fannie Drain, Robert, Ernest, and Blanche. They are buried Fine Cemetery on Summit Drive near their home in Johnson City, Tennessee. Many descendants remain. Alice married Joseph Chrisenberry and the last of their fourteen children, Orneta Brunner, lives in Johnson City. Charles had one son, Charles, Jr. in Alabama. Virgie married Alfred Taylor Buck and had five children. Betty and John Leach had six children. Betty Leach Road is named for her. Walter and Dayton moved to Pontiac, Michigan. Dayton had two children, Randall and Mary Irma. Robert married Mae Merritt and had children: Howard, Robert, Jr., Thelma Hughes, Donald, Glen, Melva and Kenneth. Ernst moved to Pontiac. Son Jack a retired Air Force Major is currently Mayor of Universal City, Texas. Madeline Kimmel parents are Fannie and William Robert Drain married July 13, 1914. Madeline has one sister, Dorothy Marks of Florida. Week 12 - 12 I am going to #12 which is my mother's father's father his name is John William Leonard and this is his profile [[Leonard-5595|Leonard-5595]]. He was born on December 31, 1867 and died on December 30, 1948 so that makes him 81 years old when he died. He was born and died in the 12 month of the year. He had 10 children himself. He was had 8 siblings. His occupations was he was a laborer and a farmer. Week 13 - In the Paper There been a lot of my relatives that been in the newspaper because of their obituries and they are criminals. But there in my immediate family we all have been the paper down in Athens, Tennessee when lived there when I was 5 years old then I moved from there in 1993 in Loudon, Tennessee. Then my dad has been in the Loudon, Tennessee for doing habitat for humanity homes for people with the church he was going to. Down in Athens my mom was in the paper for naming a park down below a church we were going to. Then my brother when he got Eagle when he was in the boy scouts. My and my sister when we were in girl scouts also. Also we have had relatives in the paper like we had one for talks he did on Islamic history and principles. He is the relative that I am going to put in this prompt. His name is Graham Leonard and here is his profile. [[Leonard-5584|Leonard-5584]]. Then when my dad was the first superintendent of the Tech Center of Athens in 1965 which he supervised the building of it and he lived at the school before we moved down from Bristol, Tennessee in 1966. He would stay at the school during the week starting on Sunday night till Friday afternoon and come home to stay for a couple of days every week till we moved down there. So I have a lot of relatives that been in the paper for several reasons. Week 14 - Brick Wall My brickwall is my grandmother and her sister who after my grandmother died my granddad married. The story behind that was he really loved his wife's sister but she was already married so he married my grandmother. When my grandmother died he married her sister because she was a widow at that time. Only thing I have on them is their kids names and also their brother I really don't know if they had any other siblings or not. I do not know their mother or father's name. My dad's brothers are dead and my uncles wife has alhizimers and my dad now has vascular demetia so they are not much help. My Grandmother profile is Flora (Jones) Barnett [[Jones-33184|Jones-33184]] is his second wife and sister of his wife. This is first wife profile Mildred Hester (Jones) Barnett [[Jones-33183|Jones-33183]]. Week 15 - DNA My ancestor that I think that can be found with genetic genealogy is the same as the following week which was the brickwall and is my grandmother and her sister who after my grandmother died my granddad married. The story behind that was he really loved his wife's sister but she was already married so he married my grandmother. When my grandmother died he married her sister because she was a widow at that time. Only thing I have on them is their kids names and also their brother I really don't know if they had any other siblings or not. I do not know their mother or father's name. My dad's brothers are dead and my uncles wife has alhizimers and my dad now has vascular demetia so they are not much help. My Grandmother profile is Flora (Jones) Barnett [[Jones-33184|Jones-33184]] is his second wife and sister of his wife. This is first wife profile Mildred Hester (Jones) Barnett [[Jones-33183|Jones-33183]]. Week 16 - Out of Place My Out of Place ancestor is Jennie Alma Hoilman. Her profile is [[Hoilman-21|Hoilman-21]]. Alma was very talented. She had no practical training in music, but could by ear, sit down and play the piano at will. She loved flowers and was always looking for something to plant. She had a troubled childhood beginning with the divorce of her parents Flossie and Doiley. She was raised raised by her maternal grand mother for several years and later lived with an aunt, Juanita and her husband Lilburn Hight. They started a business in South Florida where she was to eventually meet her husband Bill. My cousin who is the son of Alma learned a tremendous amount of information about his parents that occurred prior to and even after his birth. The facts about family problems were kept from him until well into his teen years. Even now he will uncover some relevant piece of information that was not known by him. The biggest secret in the family must be the psychological state of his mother. As a child from a broken family, raised by a dominating grand mother, his mother, Alma was very unstable. This did not become apparent until after the birth of her first son Billy my cousin and the other cousin older brother. As a child of four, Alma was sent to Indiana to her mother who had just remarried and was not even settled into her marriage. Flossie, Alma mother was not entirely honest with her new husband and had not told him of her daughter Alma by her first marriage. As a result of this four year old child appearing on his door step, he made plans to annul the marriage and who would blame him? After the return of Flossie to her home, Alma first lived with one family member then another. Finally as a young teen she was staying with an aunt and uncle in south Florida when she met her husband Bill. All the problems of her past were now considered of no importance as her "prince charming" had come to her rescue. She was very young and fragile when she was thrust into the Barker family with their solid clannish nature. They were a large family that worked, fought and loved together. She felt uncomfortable and that she didn't really fit in. Added to this was her pregnancy. The romantic facade soon crumbled and the problems created in her youth came to the front. She had never been taught to face and handle obstacles and soon found herself cornered by them. The result was years of psychotherapy all to no apparent avail. She was very unhappy in her new role as mother and wife, isolated from the only family she ever knew. Added to this was the examples some of her aunts, including her own mother presented. Suicide was a way out for them and those that couldn't break the bonds to their mother, took that path. His grandmother Flossie took her life when Alma was only eleven years old. Her son knew of his great grandmother Jennie Belton and found her to be a very manipulative person. She was rigid, stern, and unforgiving. When Alma's second pregnancy came about, she went completely off the deep end. She spent a few months in Florida's Insane Asylum and upon her return to home wanted desperately to return to the only security she had ever known. That of her domineering grandmother. Bill her husband would have no part of it and there were short separations and many accusations made during this period. He loved Alma and dedicated himself to attempting to make a happy home for her. As intelligent as he was and as much as he loved her, he was not able to be much comfort to her. He passed up many opportunities of financial security just to stay close to Alma's side. The only extended time he wasn't there was during World War II, a very desperate and trying time for Alma. There were suicide attempts and periods of deep depression. Thus Bill found himself having to be concerned with keeping her and the children alive while providing sustenance. There were many job opportunities that would have offered great security financially that Bill had to turn down, mostly because the jobs would neccessitate him being away from Alma for extend periods of time. When the little piece of property was purchased in Orlando, if further isolated Alma and subjected her to a very sparse environment with much menial labor. Letter from Alma to others during this time reflect some of the abject poverty she felt. It seemed everywhere she turned she found no promise of help. This caused a lot of friction between them, because he had literally given up many opportunities just to be near Alma. Years after this period even after Bill had a secure job with a future, Alma never got away from the abject poverty of that time. Life being one challenge after the other, continued to be a burden that Alma was, by this time unwilling to bear. After both her children had families of their own the final irony came when she began to feel totally unneeded. Little did she realize that those fledgling families needed her more than ever. At the young age of fifty she finally succeeded in carrying out the horrible act of suicide. Her mother died by her own hands also. Week 17: At Worship I have several ministers in the Leonard and Romingers. But my is Henry Virgil Rominger. Profile [[Rominger-234|Rominger-234]] He is the son of James Mason Rominger and Lydia Paulina Hauser who married in 1852. Henry V. Rominger was ordained as a Moravian minister at Philadelphia, PA. on November 11, 1882. Eventually he became a Congregational minister around 1901 and traveled around Montana, Oregon, and North Dakota. From 1914 to 1946 he live in Underwood, Washington. He died in North Bonneville, Washington around 1949, He is retired minister. He also traveled to Eqypt and donated a collection of ancient Eqyptian artifacts to the state of Nebraska. Week 18: Road Trip Like someone earlier I have several for Road Trip. But the one I am going to do is Hans Jerg Rominger his profile is [[Rominger-60|Rominger-60]]. He was born about 1680 in Winterlingen, German and later moved from there to Singen, near Durlach. He married Elisabeth Odelin in 1708 in Winterlingen. In 1742 he applied for permission to emigrate to New England with his sons David and Philip. His son Michael did not emigrate until 1752 but then joined his family in Broad Bay, Maine. This settlement was a colony recruited in Germany by an American entrepreneur, Samuel Waldo, who promised more than he delivered in terms of land and amenities. George Soelle, a Moravian missionary who came to the settlement, noted that the settlers were "poor as church mice" and suffering greatly from the cold, inclement winter weather. Soelle estabilished a Moravian church in Broad Bay in 1762, In 1770 a group of families left Broad Bay and traveled by ship to Wilmington, NC, then overland to the Wachovia area. forming a new community at Friedland. Week 19: Nuture My nuture is Joshua Rominger and his profile is [[Rominger-35|Rominger-35]]. In his memorial it said he was a member of the church for 68 years, was converted at a camp meeting in Stokes County, North Carolina and brought up in the Moravian church and early in life united with the Methodist church in which he was a class leader for many years. He organized the first Sunday school at Solitude Chapel for fifty or more years ago, which he perhaps the first one in the county. He was one of the magistrates to help organize Watauga County, North Carolina. He was a pioneer school teacher and taught school probably half of his life. Week 20 - Nature My nature is Jonathan David King is profile is [[King-29197|King-29197]]. He married Amanda Emma Fine who she married Andrew Johnson Leonard first and after Andrew died she married Jonathan. All three are buried in my mom's Leonard Family Cemetery in Johnson City, Tennessee. It is above the church that my sister and her husband goes. I have been going to their church. So June 2 since my sister is going out of town because of her job I thought I will go to see it and maybe take pictures of some new headstone that we have put in there before we moved up here last year. On his death certificate it said his occupation was a farmer. Week 21 - Military I have a lot relatives that fought in wars. My dad even is a veteran. But I am going to do 2 relatives. #1 is Vinett Fine his profile is [[Fine-206|Fine-206]]. He migrated to Tennessee at the time of Revolutionary War. He served under Col. John Sevier in several Indian battles along the North Carolina line. In one of the Indian battles he was killed and the volunteers needed to retreat so they cut a hole in the ice of a creek and placed his body there, planning to come back later and retrieve it. A sudden thaw melted the ice and his body was never found. Today the creek is known as Fine's Creek. It is near Asheville, North Carolina. He was listed Dunmore County Militia in 1775 and in the 8th Virginia Regiment with Rev. Muhlenberg. "German Regiment." In July 1781, he was in a party attacking a party of Indians with Col. John Sevier. In April 1783, he was with a force who crossed the mountain to the Overhill Town (Cherokee Indian) of Cowee and burned it. All Indian aggressions upon the Pigeon and French Broad River settlements had come from this town. The force was commanded by Col. William Lillard and Major Peter Fine. In the Winter of 1783, Indians began to steal horses and cattle from the Big Pigeon settlements in Cocke County TN. Major Peter Fine and Captain John McNabb raised a company of men and followed the Indians across the mountains into North Carolina, where they killed one Indian and wounded another, but recovered the stolen horses. The Indians fired upon them, killing Vinett Fine, and wounding Thomas Holland, and a man named of Bingham. Because there was no time for grave-digging and apparently no safety in trying to escape with the body, the ice in the creek was broken and the body placed there. Before the men could return for it, the creek became flooded by a sudden change in temperature, and the body was washed away and was never recovered. To this day, the creek is known as Fine's Creek. Fine's Branch, in 1998, is in Cocke County, TN. #2 Is Franklin Lafayette Rominger is profile is [[Rominger-118|Rominger-118]]. Franklin Lafayette Rominger was a Civil War soldier. He got pension for military service. He originally joined the Confederate forces during the Civil, but is reported to have deserted, walked to Olney, Illinois and enlisted in the Union Forces, for whom he fought the rest of the war. National Archives Civil war records reveal that he enlisted in both the Confederacy on November 1, 1862 in Taylorsville, Tennessee, (which may have been conscript) and was listed as AWOL on June to December 1863 Company Muster Roll of the (6th NC Cav) 65th Reg't Co. G, North Carolina Volunteers only to surface again in Olney, Illinois on February 27, 1864 where he joined the 46th Reg't Illinois Infantry. Week 22 - At the Cemetery My at the Cemetery prompt leads to God's Acre a Moravian cemetery located in Old Salem in Winston - Salem, North Carolina that I want to visit because I have Moravian relatives buried there even Adam Spach his profile is [[Spach-20|Spach-20]]. God's Acre was laid out in 1770 as a graveyard for members of the Moravian congregation. Through one of the five arched gates arranged along the western boundary one enters the graveyard proper. The third of these gates, looking from the south, admits the visitor to the oldest section of the burial ground. The first interment was that of John Birkhead a weaver who died in June of 1771. Of the many unique ways of the early Moravians none has attracted more attention than their burial customs. Symbolical of the egalitarian principles which they practiced in everyday life are the long rows of identical gravestones, each be speaking the ancient Moravian belief in the democracy of death. Whatever prestige a Brother may have achieved in life here at least he could not presume to set himself above his fellow. Nor will the visitor find any of those ornate marble slabs, soaring obelisks or gloomy mausoleums whereby the dead so often proclaim vanished glories. The arrangement of God's Acre owes much to the old choir system which the first Moravians had brought to Carolina. The graveyard was laid out in large squares and each square assigned to a different choir group: a square for married women and widows (though these had maintained separate choirs in life) another for married men and widowers, and yet another for single men and little boys. The same was true, of course for single women and little girls, in each case, however, only one group (single women, for example) would occupy a given side of a square. The Brethren had chosen the site of God's Acre in April of 1766, but the site later had to be shifted southward with the relocation of the town square. The graveyard was cleared and fenced in early 1771. In that era the Moravians maintained a separate plot for the burial of "strangers that is , non-Moravians "for whom it is especially requested and who are willing to bear the expense of digging the grave and of a gravestone made according to their custom." The graveyard today is reserved for members of the thirteen Moravian Churches comprising the Salem Congregation. God's Acre is not simply a tract of land devoted to the glory of God. The German term Gott's Acker, in the Moravian interpretation at least, means something more than that: a field where God's chosen are "sown" to await Resurrection or as the symbolism of the church liturgy would have it, for the day of harvest. This particular burial ground is probably best known for the Easter sunrise service which has been held there each year since 1772 and which today attracts thousands of visitors. Yet, though it is the largest and best known it is little different from services held by Moravian congregations elsewhere. In front of Home Moravian Church, just at dawn, a minister appears to sound the ancient cry of hope: The Lord is risen! In Germany the homeland of the renewed Unitas Fratrum, one might hear the same cry resounding from other Moravian churches: Der Herr ist auf erstanden, perhaps chanted rather than spoken. And always in whatever language, the triumphant response of the congregation: The Lord is risen indeed! The tradition of ushering in the Easter dawn in this manner developed out of an impromptu worship service held in 1732 in Herrnhut, the Moravian church center founded five years earlier on Count Nickolaus von Zinzendorf's estate in Saxony. Present day Moravians divided their Easter liturgy into two parts, the first to be read at the door of the church and the other at the close of the service on God's Acre. Linking the two parts in a slow quiet trek by the congregation and the thousands of visitors from the church to the graveyard their mood of reverence heightened by the hauntingly majestic strains of the Moravian brass bands, each stationed so as to respond antiphonally to its neighbor. All that is very interesting and I would like to investigate the cemetery and the city of Old Salem of Winston - Salem, North Carolina since a lot of my Moravian relatives is from there. Week 23 - Namesake My namesake is my grandfather and his son my uncle. They were named Summers Lyle Leonard and the older one was Sr. and the other Jr. He went by Junior because of his dad's name was Summers Lyle Leonard also. Here are their profile the first one will the Senior and the other Junior. [[Leonard-5596|Leonard-5596]] and now [[Leonard-5585|Leonard-5585]]. Junior died early with Hodgkins disease at the age of 35. His sons were young the were not through with high school when he died. But his mother took them in a summer around United States and surprise us with a visit when we lived in Athens, Tennessee. My grand father he died the year I graduated from high school in Athens, Tennessee and my sister was a senior in high school the year and month was December 1978. My brother was going up there to stay with him while he would be working with a cousin in Kingsport, Tennessee when he died. Week 24 - Dear Diary My profile for Diary is Adam Spach this is his profile https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Spach-20. He wrote his memoirs. Also I kept a diary in elementary and junior high school years also that my parents got me for my birthday one year. But I lost the diary while trying to move to another house we built in Athens, Tennessee or even when we moved from Athens, Tennessee to Loudon, Tennessee. My name is Linda Barnett of Barnett-3517. My profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Barnett-3517. Week 25 - Earliest My earliest is Steffa Rominger and this is her profile. https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Unknown-391554.She is part of the Rominger that married into the Leonards. There are a lot of Romingers that got into the Leonards. Week 26 - Legend Mine is my mother's dead sister husband father. His name is Emory Eron Sapp and his profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Sapp-1214 and my uncle wrote a book about him called "The Man With Two Names" by Charles M. Sapp. The book is based on the True Story of the Most Notortious Fugitive in Southeast Texas. Also they had written magizines articles on him also and covered the trial in newspapers in Texas. On November 19, 1914 thirty six year old Emory Sapp murdered his wealthy wife and his two acquaintances. That what the jury said when they sentenced him to ninety-nine years in prison. All that was missing was the truth. Emory Sapp was born in a small town in East Texas in 1878 and for most of his years - when he wasn't incarcerated - he worked in law enforcement. Sapp was in his early thirties and married when he began an affair with a wealthy older woman who had a special fondness for men-in-blue. Divorcing his wife to marry her, the two enjoyed each other's company as they lived the high life. The only problem were Ellen's two nephew's, who despised the fact that she had given Em control of all of her money, land, and personal items - and left nothing for them in her will. Then came that awful day when Em and Ellen decided that a hunting trip with a group of friends would be fun... Despite errors in the prosecution's case disreputable witnesses and a number of appeals, Emory Sapp was convicted on circumstantial evidence and sent to one of the worst prison farms in Texas. Feeling that his days were numbered because of what he knew about the prison's illegal activities, Em took it on the lam. In Johnson City, Tennessee he began life anew, using his dead's brother's first name. In 1940 Sapp was arrested for mail fraud, which led to his discovery as a fugitive. He was seventy-two when he was paroled, but because he knew that there were those on the outside who wanted him to disappear, he found a way back into prison and remained there till the day he died in prison. His son and author Charles is the second son of Em Sapp and his last wife, Beulah Archer. Over fifteen-year period Charles Sapp traveled all over Southeast Texas, visiting courthouses and libraries in seventeen Texas counties researching his father's life both in and out of prison. Charles Sapp married, had four children, and is now retired after owning a successful business for thirty years. Week 27 - Independent Like some of people here I have a lot that fought in the Revolutionary war. My will be Vinett Fine had brothers that fought in it also. His profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Fine-206. Many of the Fines were traders, and the county and state boundaries are not what they used to be. It is likely, like the Indians, these traders considered a vast amount of territory their property. It is however known, that most of the Fine family at this time were Baptists. (Fine Huber) # Vinet and Peter and some other unrelated guys had just gone from North Carolina across the mountains into Tennessee to kick some Cherokee butt; Vinet was killed as they were running back across to North Carolina. This was a fairly longstanding argument about cattle raiding and whatnot; raiding was going on on both sides. Vinet was listed Dunmore County Militia in 1775 and in the 8th Virginia Regiment with Rev. Muhlenberg. "German Regiment." In July 1781, he was in a party attacking a party of Indians with Col. John Sevier. The 1783 Shenandoah County VA census showed Vinet as head of family, with 6 in family. In April 1783, he was with a force who crossed the mountain to the Overhill Town (Cherokee Indian) of Cowee and burned it. All Indian aggressions upon the Pigeon and French Broad River settlements had come from this town. The force was commanded by Col. William Lillard and Major Peter Fine. In the Winter of 1783, Indians began to steal horses and cattle from the Big Pigeon settlements in Cocke County TN. Major Peter Fine and Captain John McNabb raised a company of men and followed the Indians across the mountains into North Carolina, where they killed one Indian and wounded another, but recovered the stolen horses. The Indians fired upon them, killing Vinett Fine, and wounding Thomas Holland, and a man named of Bingham. Because there was no time for grave-digging and apparently no safety in trying to escape with the body, the ice in the creek was broken and the body placed there. Before the men could return for it, the creek became flooded by a sudden change in temperature, and the body was washed away and was never recovered. To this day, the creek is known as Fine's Creek. Fine's Branch, in 1998, is in Cocke County, TN. Week 28 - Reunion My post for this theme reunion is going to be put in probably in several answers because I have a lot of reunion for Leonard's but only one for Barnett's so I am first going to start with the Barnett's then the Leonard's which they decide to have every 20 years. J. L. and Donna Holtzclaw hosted the first Holtzclaw - Barnett of Herbert Barnett descendants reunion on Father's Day on June 15, 2003 at Roan Mountain State Park, Roan Mountain, Tennessee near where the Herbert Barnetts descendants and Barnetts families lived and came from near North Carolina. They had it at 1:30 p.m. My great granddad is Herbert Barnett and his profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Barnett-3528 and Bessie Jane Honeycutt Barnett and here is her profile https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Honeycutt-753. Now will be the Leonard's of John William Leonard's family descendants and this is his profile https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Leonard-5595 and Laura Rominger Leonard here is her profile https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Rominger-119. The first one was in 1972 when I was in the 7th grade in junior high. We had in a park in Johnson City, Tennessee that year and then we had one in 1993 in Piney Flats, Tennessee and then in September 2013 when we couldn't go they had one at my cousin in Knoxville, Tennessee. Week 29 - Challenging My challenge is trying to find out about the parents of my dad's mom's family and her sisters. My dad's dad married his wife's sister after she died because he really wanted to marry her but she was already married so he married my grandmother then when her sisters husband died she married her after grandmother died. That was a very sensitive point with my dad and his brother because of him doing that so we only could call the second wife aunt and never can call her step grandmother until my dad dies. Also my dad started telling about his grandparents and I didn't write them down and also about their names and the stories he told and I hate that since he can't do that anymore. My grandmother and her sisters names and profiles are: Mildred Hester Jones Barnett https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Jones-33183 and her sister is Flora Jones Down Barnett https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Jones-33184 Week 30 - Easy I have several easy one from my dad's side and one on my mother's side of the family. On my dad's side is his grandmother whose name is Bessie Jane Honeycutt Barnett. Here is her profile https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Honeycutt-753 that I just started googling her long time ago and I came up with a load of stuff online about her and her family side. My mother's side of the family is Amanda Emma (Fine) King who married a Leonard before she married a King. Here is her profile https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Fine-248. Her story is about the same with Bessie Jane (Honeycutt) Barnett. Plus I borrowed and now own from my mom's sister that is dead now some books. The title of the books are History of Washington County, Tennessee 1988 and the History of Rhea County, Tennessee where the Fines ended up in. Week 31 - Brother Mine brother is my dad's brothers since they didn't have any sisters. They only had brothers. Their name is James Roosevelt or Jr Barnett his profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Barnett-3550, Donald Barnett his profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Barnett-7821, and my dad's name is Robert Eugene Barnett his profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Barnett-3518. Don had a lot of health problems all his life. James Roosevelt drunk and took drugs and ended up with having diabetes. James was married 3 times. James is dead now only my dad is alive. Week 32 - Sister My sisters is my mother's sisters one is alive and the other is dead. The one that is alive is the baby of the family and sisters. The one that is dead is older than my mother. The one that is dead name is Ellen Deborah (Leonard) Sapp and her profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Leonard-5592 and the other one is Mary Nelle Smith (Leonard) Shell and her profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Leonard-9129.My mom's sister that is alive has been married two times and both of them are dead. Her first one she married was gay and when he died he had developed HIV and died from it. My dad didn't have any sisters only 2 brothers that is why I did my mom's sisters. Week 33 - Comedy What is humorous is as I am finally breaking brick by brick my dad's side of family the Barnetts and Jones I have found out that the Barnett's, Honeycutts, and on my mother's side of the family Leonards, and the Romingers are related by marriage of the Barnett's, Honeycutts, Leonards, and Romingers so they are related by marriage. Also there are lot on my mom and dad side of the family that has married Indians. I have gotten so new information on the Barnetts, Honeycutts, Leonards and the Jones. Plus I found out that the Barnetts, Leonard's and the Rominger's all have been married to Indians so I have Indian blood in me. I will add some profiles showing how they are connected to each other. Week 34 - Tragedy My is of my cousin named James Robert Leonard, II, Jr. and his profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Leonard-10201 His obituary in the Knoxville newspaper said he died from head injuries resulting from a fall on a steep path leading to the Tennessee River. He graduated from Bearden High School in 1980 and attended the University of Tennessee for two years. He worked in the food services industry in Colorado, Kansas, Florida, and Tennessee. There was two articles in The Knoxville news- paper about his death. They were with the titles of the articles 1: MAN'S BODY FOUND IN WOODED AREA - A man seeking the source of a foul odor Monday discovered a decomposing body in a wooded area at the end of a South Knoxville street. Knoxville Police Department officer Tony Willis said authorities were alerted about 12:30 p.m. to the discovery at the end of Scottish Pike off Blount Avenue. Willis said the body of an unidentified man was found partially covered by heavy brush on a path leading to a scenic view area. Residents of the area said the path often is used by local children trekking to fish in Roses' Pond, explore caves and sit on a large boulder that offers a panoramic view of the city and Fort Loudon Lake. The body was found lying face up and was clothed with the exception of a shirt. Willis said the body was about 50 feet up the steep path. Police said foul play has been ruled out and the death appeared to have been accidental. Willis said the body appeared to have been there for from one to two weeks. 2: POLICE IDENTIFY BODY OF MAN FOUND - Knoxville police said a man whose body was found in South Knoxville apparently died from head injuries suffered from a fall. Knoxville Police Department Sgt. Gary Moyers who commands the investigative unit said the man was identified as James Robert Leonard, II, 36 of Army Drive. Leonard's father had filed a missing person report August 28th after his son left their home. Leonard had a history of mental illness, Moyers said. Leonard's body was found at 12:30 p.m. Monday about a mile from his home in a heavily wooded area near the end of Scottish Pike. A resident of the area discovered the body after he investigated the cause of a foul smell near his home. The path where Leonard's body was found is used by people seeking the scenic view over Fort Loudon Lake offered by large boulders on the overlook. There also are caves and two fishing pond in the area. This happen same time we had a great uncle to die also. Week 35 - At Work Mine is my great grandfather Herbert Barnett. His profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Barnett-3528. Here is his picture of what his is work {{Image|file=Barnett-3528-2.jpg |caption=Herbert Barnett Image 3 }} While in Carter County, he worked as a sawmill worker and farmer. In 1926 They moved to Johnson City(Washington County, Tennessee). He first worked as a night watchman at Harris Lumber Company. He then was a guard at the City Jail for a short time. After that, he worked at various fruit markets until he opened his own restaurant on East Maple Street. He later moved the restaurant to Fall Street. He was well known for his delicious hamburgers long before the days of McDonald's. In his last years before retiring, he operated a small fruit and candy stand on West Market Street. Week 36 - School Days Mine is my father Robert E. Barnett. His profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Barnett-3518 {{Image|file=Barnett-3518-24.jpg |caption=Robert Eugene Barnett }} This article says it all for my dad. Week 37 - Mistake My aunt Ann Leonard her profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Eagan-291. My aunt wasn't to good with computers and she said whenever she put in stuff in the computer her computer will go wacky and stop working. Especially when she put in her older son name and it would say he was his own first cousin. At first she told me and my mother that my mother's mom told her that Andrew Jackson was kin to us but I haven't find how is kin and if he is kin to us. She finally said that she thought it was Andrew Johnson that is kin to us from the Leonards. I haven't find how he is kin to us yet also. Then she said that my mom said that Davy Crockett that fought at the Alamo in San Antanio, Texas is kin to us and I haven't find how he is kin to us too. That is my Leonard's brickwalls to find out if it is true they are kin or they are not kin. Week 38 - Cousins Mine is my cousin named Silas Martin Barker. His profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Barker-11803. I find out about him by an aunt that is dead now. But we had a John William Leonard Family Reunion which we have every 20 years so in 1993 was the 20 year so we had gotten a list and address of all the children and grandchildren and their kids names and address and also friends and we find out one of the friends was a cousin that we did not know was a cousin. So after that my aunt who is dead now got in contact with him and I also did and sent him Christmas cards and still do. He gave me information on the Romingers who married Leonards so we exchange information with each other now. He never came to that family reunion so I have never seen him. But my aunt who is still alive remembers him and said that he had a crush on her. Week 39 - MAP IT OUT Mine is map of cemeteries of Johnson City, Tennessee that has cemeteries where Leonards and the Barnetts are buried. {{Image|file=Leonard_Family_Cemetery-47.jpg |caption=Map of Cemeteries in Johnson City, Tennessee }} Week 40 - HARVEST Mine is Batson N. Leonard and his profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Leonard-10237. In Census years 1870 and 1880 he was listed as a farmer. He also a farmer considering his family harvest was 9 children. 5 boys and 4 girls. Week 41 - CONTEXT Mine is Jonathan David King and his profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/King-29197. I learned that he was married before he married Amanda (Fine) Leonard and had kids also. Find out about the Jonathan David King family it was a lot of help. Also was given a photo of Jonathan David King and his first wife. Since I moved up here to Jonesborough, Tennessee last November I have learned a lot about both sides of the family especially the Barnett and Jones side. Week 42 - ADVENTURE Mine is Patrick Kerney Sexton. His profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Sexton-3308. He was a well-known farmer in the Garrison Community who raised and sold many acres of good strawberries and tomatoes. In the early 1900's Patrick often drove a team of horses all night by lantern light from Dayton to Chattanooga to sell wagon loads of his produce at the Farmer's Market the next day. Week 43 - TRANSPORATION Mine is my first cousin Jerry Daniel Leonard and his profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Leonard-10290. He worked for BOEING in Camas, Washington and he has retired when he was 65. He will be 70 in 2023. He was married twice. His first wife died of cancer. Week 44 - TRICK OR TREAT my brother wife niece and nephew, their names is Caitlin Elizabeth Edwards and her profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Edwards-9764 and her brother whose name is Joshua Logan Edwards and his profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Edwards-9763. {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_44_Costumes-7.jpg |caption=Caitlin and Joshua Edwards }} {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_44_Costumes-8.jpg |caption=Caitlin and Joshua Edwards2 }} Week 45 - Rich Man Mine is Lester Bolton Leonard he is mine great uncle that is my granddad brother. His profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Leonard-8013. I never knew "Uncle Lester" as well as I did most of my other uncles. He always lived away from Johnson City. For many years he was employed by J.A. Jones Construction Company, and traveled all over the world supervising construction Jobs, usually awarded by the U.S. Government. I recall jobs in Vietnam building barracks for the U.S. troops, and in the Middle East building compounds for American employees working with the oil companies and probably building refineries as well. There were jobs in the Virgin Islands, and South America, as well. During their travels, they accumulated a tremendous collection of souvenirs. They had a beautiful home at Chapel Hill, North Carolina, and it was furnished with oriental rugs, display cabinets full of statues, vases, etc., their coffee tables were miniature elephant figures with glass tops. They had silverware that was gold, and beautiful wall hangings, and on and on. After Uncle Lester passed away, Aunt Nell moved back to Johnson City, and bought a condominium. She had the carpet taken up, and hardwood floors installed, so she could display her oriental rugs. When she would leave, she would just leave the door unlocked, with all those treasures inside. When someone said she should lock her doors, she said the Angels would take care of everything. Written by Ellen Leonard Sapp (Niece) 9-15-99 this is my mother sister who is dead now. Week 46 - Poor Man Mine is John Fine. His profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Fine-602 The Fines of Rhea County today are descended from John's Fine son Elijah, of Washington County, In 1854 Elijah and Barbara (Andes) Fine's three sons - Vinet, John, and Isaac - moved to Rhea County, settling in District 2. In the 1850 Census of Washington County, John listed his occupation as a farmer. By the late 1850's, the Fine family had settled in the Sulphur Springs community of Rhea County. The year that John died (1860) was determined from Rhea County Will Book Number One (page 164) that was dated May of 1860. The following entry also was written: Stephen Breeding, Administrator of John FIne, deceased, reported that "the estate was not sufficient to provide the years support of the family and exempting the land from execution. The estate was deficient by $200.00. Amount owed by the estate is $300.00; nothing to administer." Week 47 - Soldier I have two for soldiers. The first one is Darling Jones and his profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Jones-76636. Pvt. Carter's Co Shelby's N.C. Regt. Rev.War 10-9-1848 The D.A.R. has placed a marker to by his headstone, a Revolutionary War veteran. About the time of the Revolution War, he was visiting his parents in Washington (now Carter) County on the "Doe River" when he was drafted for Revolutionary service. He stated in his pension application: "left Roans Creek, crossed Stone Mountain at the head of Watauga to the high hills of Santee and to the Santee Swamp where he joined Marion." He also stated in the Indian Wars with John Sevier. After the war, he moved his family to Washington County where he had a grant of 259 acres - Grant No.1073, July 11, 1794" on Brush Creek." (The land was actually in the present Asbury Community.) Darling and Nancy Huff (his second wife) Jones lived in a cabin home located near the Clinchfield Railway and the Asbury Bridge. After Darling's death, Nancy continued to live in that home until her death. The cabin was moved at the efforts of a Mr. Miller to the Girl Scout Camp on Oakland Avenue, where it is used as an office building. Darling Jones was buried near his home where his grave was marked by the DAR. My second one is Franklin Lafayette Rominger and his profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Rominger-118. The National Archives Civil War records reveal that Franklin had enlisted in both the Confederacy on November 1, 1862 in Taylorsville, Tennessee ( which may have been conscript) and was listed as AWOL on the June to December 1863 Company Muster Roll of the (6th NC Cav) 65th Reg't Co. G North Carolina Volunteers only to surface again in Olney, Ill. on February 27, 1864 where he joined the 46th Reg't Illinois Infantry. He was listed as 22 years of age at this time putting his year of birth between 1842 and 1843. He is listed in Broadfoot Publishing Co.'s "The Roster of Confederate soldiers 1861 - 1865" as Frank Rominger. He is buried in the National Cemetery at Johnson City, Tennessee Section I grave 6 row 15. Week 48 - Thief Mine is my mother's sister who is dead husband dad Emory Eron Sapp https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Sapp-1214. There is alot of Sapps that are criminals. https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Sapp-121 Emory was born in 1878. He passed away in 1963. The son of Dr. James Monroe Sapp and Mary Melissa Brassell. Emory Eron Sapp was arrested in Johnson City, Tennessee. Emory Eron Sapp admits masquerade as his Brother. Emory Eron Sapp was arraigned on fraud charges. Emory Eron Sapp was convicted of fraud and returned to Texas to finish 99 year sentence for murder On November 19, 1914, thirty-six-year-old Emory Sapp murdered his wealthy wife and her two acquaintances. That's what the jury said when they sentenced him to ninety-nine years in prison. All that was missing was the truth. Emory Sapp was born in a small town in East Texas in 1878, and for most of his years - when he wasn't incarcerated - he worked in law enforcement. Sapp was in his early thirties and married when he began an affair with a wealthy older woman who had a special fondness for men-in-blue. Divorcing his wife to marry her, the two enjoyed each other's company as they lived the high life. The only problem were Ellen's two nephews, who despised the fact that she had given Emory control of all of her money, land, and personal items - and left nothing for them in her will. Then came that awful day when Emory and Ellen decided that a hunting trip with a group of friends would be fun... Despite errors in the prosecution's case, disreputable witnesses, and a number of appeals, Emory Sapp was convicted on circumstantial evidence and sent to one of the worst prison farms in Texas. Feeling that his days were numbered because of what he knew about the prison's illegal activities, Emory took it on the lam. In Johnson City, he began life anew, using his dead brother's first name. In 1940, Sapp was arrested for mail fraud, which led to his discovery as a fugitive. He was seventy-two when he was paroled, but because he knew that there were those on the outside who wanted him to disappear, he found a way back into prison and remained there till the day he died. Conviction Emory Eron Sapp in the Texas, Convict and Conduct Registers, 1875-1945 Texas, Convict and Conduct Registers, 1875-1945 Name:Emory Eron Sapp Record Date:13 Jul 1920 Place of Residence:Beaumont Prison Location:Huntsville, Walker, Texas, USA Age:38 Convict Number:44999 Texas, Convict and Conduct Registers, 1875-1945 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2012. Conduct Registers, vols. 1998/038-177–1998/038-236. Texas Department of Criminal Justice. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission, Austin, Texas.Convict Registers, vols. 1998/038-138–1998/038-176. Texas Department of Criminal Justice. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission, Austin, Texas. https://www.amazon.com/Man-Two-Names-Notorious-Southeast/dp/1432706373 The book above called The Man With Two Names is the book that my uncle which is my mother sister who is dead now husband wrote about his dad Emory Eron and Emory Eron other brother also. Week 49 - Crafts Mine is my mom's sister brother William Carrol Leonard and his profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Leonard-5586. He would make jewelry boxes to keep jewelry, letter openers, dogwood flowers, and dulcimers as an hobby and when he was confined at home with COPD and couldn't get out when he was sick which was a lot. He would give and sell them and make money. Week 50 - Traditions My dad's family his mother and after she died and her sister married granddad they would way ahead in the year they would make up a lot of homemade biscuits that was so good and all the food here and my mom's side of the family was so good that I would over eat and get sick to my stomach where I threw up during the night for Christmas and Thanksgiving. My dad's family his dad and mother and his aunt when she was married to my granddad they would give us candy every time we got together. Their names were Roosevelt Jason Barnett and his profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Barnett-3557 , his first wife was Mildred Hester (Jones) Barnett and her profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Jones-33183 and her sister who married Roosevelt is Flora (Jones) Barnett and her profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Jones-33184. Week 51- Future I would in the future sometime get DNA for the Barnett family side of my family and the Leonard family also. Since the future of genealogical research is DNA. It should help me a lot with the Barnett and Leonard family trees. Also want to really dig and research deeply on the Barnett and the Leonard family tree as much as I can before I die. But the DNA should help me a lot with my research. == Weekly Links == Below are the links to each weekly prompt thread. Week 1: https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/743265/52-ancestors-week-1-first Week 2: https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/745616/52-ancestors-week-2-challenge Week 3: https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/752222/52-ancestors-week-3-unusual-name Week 4: https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/756587/52-ancestors-week-4-id-like-to-meet Week 5: https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/760779/52-ancestors-week-5-at-the-library Week 6: https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/765101/52-ancestors-week-6-surprise Week 7: https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/767555/52-ancestors-week-7-love Week 8: https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/768002/52-ancestors-week-8-family-photo Week 9: https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/777356/52-ancestors-week-9-at-the-courthouse Week 10: https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/781849/52-ancestors-week-10-bachelor-uncle Week 11: https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/786369/52-ancestors-week-11-large-family Week 12: https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/791306/52-ancestors-week-12-12 Week 13: https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/796340/52-ancestors-week-13-in-the-paper Week 14:https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/801363/52-ancestors-week-14-brick-wall Week 15:https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/805681/52-ancestors-week-15-dna Week 16:https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/808745/52-ancestors-week-16-out-of-place Week 17:https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/815293/52-ancestors-week-17-at-worship Week 18:https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/820499/52-ancestors-week-18-road-trip Week 19:https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/823224/52-ancestors-week-19-nurture Week 20:https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/828757/52-ancestors-week-20-nature Week 21:https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/833059/52-ancestors-week-21-military Week 22:https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/837643/52-ancestors-week-22-at-the-cemetery Week 23:https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/841837/52-ancestors-week-23-namesake Week 24:https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/846480/52-ancestors-week-24-dear-diary Week 25:https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/851652/52-ancestors-week-25-earliest Week 26:https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/855985/52-ancestors-week-26-legend Week 27:https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/860416/52-ancestors-week-27-independent Week 28:https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/865347/52-ancestors-week-28-reunion Week 29:https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/870708/52-ancestors-week-29-challenging Week 30:https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/875774/52-ancestors-week-30-easy Week 31:https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/879422/52-ancestors-week-31-brother Week 32:https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/883322/52-ancestors-week-32-sister Week 33:https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/887323/52-ancestors-week-33-comedy Week 34:https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/891866/52-ancestors-week-34-tragedy Week 35:https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/895659/52-ancestors-week-35-at-work Week 36:https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/900172/52-ancestors-week-36-school-days Week 37:https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/905029/52-ancestors-week-37-mistake Week 38:https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/908743/52-ancestors-week-38-cousins Week 39:https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/913020/52-ancestors-week-39-map-it-out Week 40:https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/916942/52-ancestors-week-40-harvest Week 41:https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/921389/52-ancestors-week-41-context Week 42:https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/925623/52-ancestors-week-42-adventure Week 43:https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/928753/52-ancestors-week-43-transportation Week 44:https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/931874/52-ancestors-week-44-trick-or-treat Week 45:https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/935795/52-ancestors-week-45-rich-man Week 46:https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/939523/52-ancestors-week-46-poor-man Week 47:https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/943079/52-ancestors-week-47-soldier Week 48:https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/946288/52-ancestors-week-48-thief Week 49:https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/949570/52-ancestors-week-49-craft Week 50:https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/953109/52-ancestors-week-50-tradition Week 51:https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/956093/52-ancestors-week-51-future ==Sources== *https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:52_Ancestors_for_52_Weeks_in_2019_Challenge *https://52ancestryblog.blogspot.com/ *https://52ancestorsofbarnettandleonard.wordpress.com/ *https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/52_Ancestors

[[Space:52_Photos_for_52_Weeks_in_2019_Challenge|52 Photos Challenge.]] {{Image|file=52_Ancestors_-_Coat-12.jpg |caption=52 Ancestors - 2019|1024px }} Week 1 - New {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_1_New-12.jpg |caption=My sister Nancy Kenner new home that they had built for them }} Week 2 - Generations I have four different sets of generation picture that I chose. Here the are: {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_2_Generations-8.jpg |caption=3 Sapp generations }} This 3 Sapp Generations that is my uncle at the end and his son and grandson. The next one is 3 Carroll Leonard generation. Carroll who is the father, then his youngest child, then the youngest child's son. {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_2_Generations-11.jpg |caption=3 William Leonard Generations }} The next is Williams 3 generations which is my great aunt, her daughter, and granddaughter. {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_2_Generations-13.jpg |caption=3 William generations }} Then the next and last is 3 Shell generation. My aunt and my mom only sister alive, then her 2 daughters, then her grandchildren. {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_2_Generations-14.jpg |caption=3 Shell generations }} So sorry for so many it was very hard to choose from. answered 1 second ago by Linda Barnett G2G6 Pilot (247k points) Week 3 - School {{Image|file=Leonard-5581-10.jpg |caption=Myra Belle Leonards school class }} Week 4 - Sunday Best {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_4_Sunday_Best-14.jpg |caption=Charles & Verna Baker Leonard Family }} Week 5 - Athletic {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_5_Athletic-10.jpg |caption=Brandon Sapp baseball team }} {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_5_Athletic-11.jpg |caption=Rachel Sapp volleyball team }} {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_5_Athletic-12.jpg |caption=Emily Saur Team. }} Week 6 - Childhood {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_6_Childhood-6.jpg |caption=Ella Walls Leonard as a baby }} Week 7 - Sweethearts {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_7_Sweethearts-12.jpg |caption=52 Photos Week 7 Sweethearts Image 73 }} Week 8 - Favorite This my mom's grandmother on her mom's side it is her mom's mother: https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Mckay-2062 and with her two sons:Jessie Edgar Leonard [[Leonard-9021|Leonard-9021]] and George Herman "Buster" Leonard [[Leonard-9114|Leonard-9114]]. {{Image|file=Mckay-2062.jpg |caption=Mary Catherine McKay Leonard with Jessie Edgar Leonard and George Herman Leonard }} Week 9 - Girly {{Image|file=Leonard-5582.jpg |caption=Ruby Leonard William }} Mine Ruby Leonard Williams in 1919. Here is her profile:https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Leonard-5582 Week 10 - Home Sweet Home {{Image|file=Leonard-5592-3.jpg |caption=Ellen Leonard Sapp and Deanna Leonard Barnett May Day and their dressess }} Here is my mother and her sister homestead her sister is dead now but this is her profile:https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Leonard-5592 Week 11 - Hats {{Image|file=Rominger-160.jpg |caption=Isabelle Rominger Image 1 }} Here is my profile for this prompt it is Isabelle Rominger [[Rominger-160|Rominger-160]] and Henry Miller [[Miller-45342|Miller-45342]] Week 12 - Transportation I have about 5 pictures of diffferent Transporation. The profiles the are going to be on are: myself [[Barnett-3517|Barnett-3517]], my sister Nancy Kenner [[Barnett-3520|Barnett-3520]], Jessie Edgar Leonard [[Leonard-9021|Leonard-9021]] and Judy Rhinehard Leonard West [[Leonard-9889|Leonard-9889]]. Here are the 5 pictures of Tranporation: {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_12_Transportation-20.jpg |caption=Linda and the real Chattanooga Choo - Choo }} {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_12_Transportation-19.jpg |caption=Linda and Barnett }} {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_12_Transportation-18.jpg |caption=Nancy Kenner and Linda Barnett }} {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_12_Transportation-17.jpg |caption=Linda }} {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_12_Transportation-16.jpg |caption=Judy and Jessie Edgar Leonard. }} Week 13 - Funny {{Image|file=Leonard_Family_reunions.jpg |caption=Leonard Family reunions Image 1 }} Week 14 - Profession This is my mother's mom brother who was a prominent policeman in Mobile, Alabama. His name is James Robert McKay. His profile is [[Mckay-5572|Mckay-5572]]. He was a policeman for 10 years before his death. {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_14_Profession-12.jpg |caption=James Robert Mckay policeman obituary }} {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_14_Profession-5.jpg |caption=James Robert Mckay policeman }} {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_14_Profession-9.jpg |caption=James Robert Mckay policeman }} Week 15 - Spring {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_15_Spring-16.jpg |caption=Mrya Belle Leonard and LeRoy Leonard }} This my Grandmother my mom's mom Myra Belle Leonard and her husband's brother LeRoy Leonard. LeRoy Leonard profile is [[Leonard-8014|Leonard-8014]] and Myra Belle Leonard's profile is [[Leonard-5581|Leonard-5581]]. This was taken during her senior year in High School in Mobile, Alabama. She had a crush on LeRoy during this time. What is strange LeRoy and my grandfather and Myra were first cousin and had the same surname LEONARD. Week 16 - Friendship {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_16_Friendship-15.jpg |caption=James Anquish McKay and friend }} My friendship is my grandmothers dad James Anquish McKay his profile is https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/808752/52-photos-week-16-friendship He is on the right with the jacket on. The other person we do not know. Week 17 - Building {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_17_Building-12.jpg |caption=Adam and Maris Spach Rock House }} This is Adam and Maria Spach Rock house that he built in 1744 in Winston Salem, Forsyth, North Carolina. His profile is [[Spach-2|Spach-2]] Week 18 - Heirloom Here are the Leonards and Barnett's heirlooms. The first one Leonard heirloom {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_18_Heirloom-14.jpg |caption=52 Photos Week 18 Heirloom Image 48 }} and now is Barnett's heirloom which is us kids baby shoes. {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_18_Heirloom-20.jpg |caption=Barnett's children baby shoes }} Week 19 - Maternal {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_19_Maternal-20.jpg |caption=Jennie Rominger and children }} Here is mine which is Jennie Rebecca Rominger Belton and her children. Her profile is [[Rominger-163|Rominger-163]] Week 20 - Dress Up {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_20_Dress_Up-12.jpg |caption=Lonnie Gentry Leonard school picture }} My dress up is Lonnie Gentry Leonard school picture. His profile is [[Leonard-9980|Leonard-9980]] Week 21 - Memorial {{Image|file=Leonard_Family_Cemetery-37.jpg |caption=Leonard Family Cemetery Image 36 }} My memorial is Jonathan David Kings son by his first wife Rachel Collins. His name was Charles Hubert King. His profile is [[King-29236|King-29236]]. Week 22 - Wedding {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_22_Wedding-14.jpg |caption=Aunt Ellen and Uncle Charles Sapps Wedding }} This is my Aunt Ellen and Uncle Charles Sapp Wedding in 1957 the same year that my mom and dad got married. Their profiles are Leonard-5592 and Sapp-483. Week 23 - Summer {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_23_Summer-9.jpg |caption=Pauline Edna Schreiner at the beach }} My summer is Pauline Edna (Schreiner) Leonard and her profile is [[Schreiner-389|Schreiner-389]] Week 24 - Paternal {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_24_Paternal-11.jpg |caption=Jessie an Paulina Leonard }} Week 25 - Bicycles This tells what my is about this is my 2nd cousin named Nancy Karen (Leonard) Stidham. She was a school nurse. {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_25_Bicycles-22.jpg |caption=Nancy (Leonard) Stidham bicycling to work }} Week 26 - Travel My is of my uncles Summers Lyle Leonard, Jr. and his family on the Old Columbia River Highway in Portland, Oregon. His profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Leonard-5585 {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_26_Travel-17.jpg |caption=Summer Lyle Leonard Junior and Family on Old Columbia River Highway }} Week 27 - Patriotic This is Lloyd Reece Leonard with his parents John William and Laura Leonard {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_27_Patriotic-16.jpg |caption=Lloyd Leonard, Laura Leonard and John Williams Leonard }} Week 28 - Pets My this week pets is Aubra, Alma, and Harold Feathers and their pet cat. Their profiles are: https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Feathers-202,https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Feathers-203 , and https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Feathers-204 {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_28_Pets-9.jpg |caption=Aubra, Alma, and Harold Feathers with their pet cat }} Week 29 - Reunion My this week is the Leonard family picnic. {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_29_Reunion-2.jpg |caption=Leonard family picnic }} {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_29_Reunion-3.jpg |caption=Leonard family picnic2 }} Week 30 - Cousins Mine is my mom's parents and my grandparents who are first cousin when they married. Their name is Summers Lyle Leonard, Sr. and this is his profile https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Leonard-5596 and Myra Clementine Leonard and this is her profile https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Leonard-5581 {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_30_Cousins-9.jpg |caption=Summers Lyle, Sr and Myra Belle Leonard }} Week 31 - Spectacles Mine my grandfather he had to wear very thick glasses when he was married and had his kids. You can see in this picture that he has very thick glasses at this time. His name is Summers Lyle Leonard, Sr. his profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Leonard-5596 {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_31_Spectacles-8.jpg |caption=Summers Lyle, Sr and Myra Belle Leonard and his glasses }} Week 32 - Birthday My birthday photo I will have a lot because it is for my 50th birthday and usually when we lived in Loudon, Tennessee we would celebrate my birthday and also my dad's, my sister - in - law, and my sister's since a lot of time they would be doing their jobs and we can't get together until around my birthday which is September 19th and usually Tennessee Volunteers and Florida would be playing each other on the weekend of my birthday in football and my brother and his wife goes to the game in Knoxville, Tennessee when they are playing in Knoxville, Tennessee. My dad's birthday is July 11th, my sister - in - law birthday is August 15th and my sisters is September 3rd. So I will have a lot of pictures for this. My sister name is Nancy Carol (Barnett) Kenner and her profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Barnett-3520, My name is Linda Lee Barnett and my profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Barnett-3517, My dad name is Robert Eugene Barnett and his profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Barnett-3518 and the my sister - in - law name Elizabeth Fann (Porier) Barnett is and her profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Porier-9. Here are the photos: {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_32_Birthday-3.jpg |caption=Linda and Nancy for Linda's 50th Birthday }} {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_32_Birthday-4.jpg |caption=Linda and Beth for Linda's 50th Birthday }} {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_32_Birthday-5.jpg |caption=Robert Eugene Barnett }} {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_32_Birthday-6.jpg |caption=Beth Porier }} {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_32_Birthday-7.jpg |caption= Nancy Barnett }} {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_32_Birthday-8.jpg |caption=Linda for Linda's 50th Birthday }} {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_32_Birthday-9.jpg |caption=Linda for Linda's 50th Birthday }} {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_32_Birthday-10.jpg |caption=Linda for Linda's 50th Birthday }} Week 33 - Sad This is Leon OVerbay when he was very sick and dying. His profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Overbay-86 {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_33_Sad-5.jpg |caption=Leon Overbay }} Week 34 - Love This year March 15, 2019 was my parents 62nd anniversary. Their profiles are https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Barnett-3518 and https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Leonard-5569 {{Image|file=Barnett-3517-15.jpg |caption=Mom's and Dad's 62nd annivesary }} Week 35 - Vacation Deanna Vivian Leonard Barnett, William Carroll Leonard, Ellen Deborah Leonard Sapp and Mary Nelle Leonard Shell Smith at Watuga Lake in 1952. Deanna Vivian Leonard Barnett and Mary Nelle Leonard Shell Smith are the only 2 siblings alive now . They are the first and last in the picture. My mother is Deanna Vivian Leonard Barnett and she is the first one in the picture. Their profiles are https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Leonard-5569, https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Leonard-5586, https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Leonard-5592, and https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Leonard-9129. {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_35_Vacation-13.jpg |caption=Summers Lyle Leonard's kids }} Week 36 - Religion It will be my parents wedding in 1957. Their names are Robert Barnett and Deanna Barnett. This is their profiles https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Leonard-5569 and https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Barnett-3518. They were married at First Evangelicial United Brethren Church. {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_36_Religion-11.jpg |caption=Robert Eugene Barnett and Deanna Barnett Wedding }} Week 37 - Grave This is Adam Spach Grave. His profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Spach-20 {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_37_Grave-1.jpg |caption=Adam Spach grave }} Week 38 - Celebration My celebration is that Ellen is the oldest daughter of her family and they got married after my mother got married in the same year which was 1957 as my mom who got married March 15 and Ellen then got married in May and then their youngest brother got married the same year also to my mom best friend in High School and they graduated together what is also funny is that her friends birthday is the same month and was born the same year so they are the same age. My mom is the only one still married since her youngest brother has died and her older sister has died too. My aunts name is Ellen Deborah (Leonard) Sapp and her husband is called Charles Monroe Sapp. Their profiles are https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Leonard-5592 and https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Sapp-483 {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_38_Celebration-8.jpg |caption=Charles Sapp and Ellen Deborah (Leonard) Sapp Wedding }} Week 39 - Humorous This was my 60th Birthday bash at my sister's house. This is my profile https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Barnett-3517. my sister Nancy Barnett Kenner - and her profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Barnett-3520, my mom is Deanna Leonard Barnett and her profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Leonard-5569 and my aunt who is good friend and graduate from high school with her, her birthday is the same month and year and plus she married my mom's youngest brother. Her name is Sandra Miller Leonard and her profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Miller-56421 {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_39_Humorous-3.jpg |caption=Linda Barnett's 60th Birthday }} Week 40 - Brave Mine is like the one above mine but I chose a policeman. His name is James Robert McKay and his profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Mckay-5572. From 1923 till 1933 when he died his footsteps had echoed over Mobile, Alabama streets as he walked about upholding the law. Officer "Jim" was prominent among members of the force. He also was identified with fraternal and political activities being a member of the Police Relief association and a member of the Democratic executive committee from the seventh ward. He was a native of Alabama and he resided in Mobile for 30 years. {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_14_Profession-9.jpg |caption=James Robert Mckay policeman }} Week 41 - Autumn Mine is my aunt Sandra Leonard and her profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Miller-56421 where she was in Jonesborough, Tennessee. {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_41_Autumn.jpg |caption=Sandra Leonard }} Week 42 - Children Mine is Onnie Keevil Leonard and his profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Leonard-10272 and Helen Venetta (Leonard) Campbell and her profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Leonard-9978 {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_42_Children.jpg |caption=Helen Venetta (Campbell) and Onnie Keevil Leonard }} Week 43 - Memory My memory photo is poem was written by Joshua Rominger for his granddaughter, Nancie S. Rominger on the occasion of her marriage to James Braswell on June 19, 1889. This was given by a descendant of James Braswell. His profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Rominger-35 {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_43_Memory-2.jpg |caption=Poem by J. Rominger }} Week 44 - Costumes I have several the first one is son of my first cousin that was the same age and he is dead. His name is Jared Sapp and his profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Sapp-1219. He was enacting in Knoxville, Tennessee and on that day he proposed to her. She accepted and they will get married some time. Then the next two is my brother wife niece and nephew. Their names is Caitlin Elizabeth Edwards and her profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Edwards-9764 and her brother whose name is Joshua Logan Edwards and his profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Edwards-9763. {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_44_Costumes-6.jpg |caption=Jared and his girlfriend }} {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_44_Costumes-7.jpg |caption=Caitlin and Joshua Edwards }} {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_44_Costumes-8.jpg |caption=Caitlin and Joshua Edwards2 }} Week 45 - Veterans My veteran is my great uncle which is my granddad's brother. His name is Lloyd Reece Leonard and is profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Leonard-8018. He was killed by a drunk driver that was driving on the wrong side of the road 1st Lieutenant Lloyd R. Leonard. Lloyd was a graduate of Science Hill High School and after high school worked as a brick and stone mason. He enlisted in the United States Army at Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia on 14 June 1941. In 1943, he applied for and was accepted into Officer Candidate School. Lloyd completed that course and was commissioned a 2nd Lieutenant as an artillery field officer at Fort Sill, Oklahoma. Afterwards, he was sent to Camp Mackall, North Carolina and assigned to Battery A, 674th Glider Field Artillery Battalion, 11th Airborne Division. Lloyd was serving in the Pacific Theater in the New Guinea Campaign when he died from injuries received in an automobile accident at 108 Station Hospital, Dobodura, Papua New Guinea. {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_45_Veterans-2.jpg |caption=52 Photos Week 45 Veterans Image 10 }} Week 46 - Baby Mine is my grandfather's brother which is my great uncle. His name is Lloyd Reece Leonard. His profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Leonard-8018. He was killed by a drunk driver that was driving on the wrong side of the road 1st Lieutenant Lloyd R. Leonard. Lloyd was a graduate of Science Hill High School and after high school worked as a brick and stone mason. He enlisted in the United States Army at Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia on 14 June 1941. In 1943, he applied for and was accepted into Officer Candidate School. Lloyd completed that course and was commissioned a 2nd Lieutenant as an artillery field officer at Fort Sill, Oklahoma. Afterwards, he was sent to Camp Mackall, North Carolina and assigned to Battery A, 674th Glider Field Artillery Battalion, 11th Airborne Division. Lloyd was serving in the Pacific Theater in the New Guinea Campaign when he died from injuries received in an automobile accident at 108 Station Hospital, Dobodura, Papua New Guinea. {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_46_Baby-1.jpg |caption=Lloyd Reece Leonard }} Week 47 - Siblings Mine siblings are 6 children of Jeanetta Rebecca (Rominger) Belton and her profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Rominger-163. Her 6 children are: Florence Edith (Belton) Brown and her profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Belton-473, Nora Lucille (Belton) Szombathy and her profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Belton-475, Grace Emily Belton and her profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Belton-476, Mildred Ersel Belton and her profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Belton-477, Mattie Juanita Belton and her profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Belton-479, and then the last child is Thelma Jeneva Belton and her profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Belton-480. They have a sister named Eulalia Inez Belton that was not in the picture and her profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Belton-481. {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_19_Maternal-20.jpg |caption=Jennie Rominger and children }} Week 48 - Thankful {{Image|file=Barnett-3517-11.jpg |caption=Mom's and Dad's 62nd annivesary }} I am very thankful for my parents being alive and married 62 years old and my mom is 81 and my dad is 87 years old. My dad has two types of cancer inside him, skin cancer, takes dialysis 3 times a week and has vascular demetia and we put him John Reed memory care unit. My mom lives by herself in a house she arranged to be built last here. They and I lived in Loudon, Tennessee then last November I moved into my sister old house in Jonesborough, Tennessee, now my dad lives in Limestone, Tennessee which is very close to my and my sister old and new house and my mom lives in Tusculum, Tennessee which is closed by also. My mom has health problems her self. In the picture is my mother Deanna (Leonard) Barnett and her profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Leonard-5569, my dad who is Robert Eugene Barnett and his profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Barnett-3518, my sister Nancy Carol (Barnett) Kenner and her profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Barnett-3520, her husband Dennis Alan Kenner and his profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Kenner-358, my brother who is Roger Craig Barnett and his profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Barnett-3519 and lastly his wife her name is Elizabeth Fann (Porier) Barnett and her profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Porier-9. Week 49 - Handwriting I have two things with people handwriting notes. No. 1 is a poem that a friend of wrote for the funeral for my relative James Anquish McKay and his profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Mckay-3799 {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_49_Handwriting-3.jpg |caption=Poem written by U.G. Gilbert a friend of J. A. McKay at time of his death }} and number two is a poem written by Joshua Rominger and his profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Rominger-35 for his granddaughter Nancy Samantha Rominger and her profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Rominger-158 on the occasion of her marriage to James Braswell and his profile is https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Braswell-1446 on 19 June 1889 {{Image|file=52_Photos_Week_49_Handwriting-4.jpg |caption=Poem written by Joshua Rominger for his granddaughter Nancie S. 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=== All the works below were completed in 2020. The dimensions are given in inches. Andrew Innes retains the copyright === '''Return to Works by Year Completed''' [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Andrew%27s_Art_Gallery_-_Works_by_Year_Completed] '''Return to the HOME Page ''' [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:THE_ART_OF_ANDREW_INNES&public=1] ---- ''' A. WATERCOLOURS: ''' {{Image|file=2020.jpg |caption=Teatime, October, 15.125" x 15.125", Watercolour on paper }} {{Image|file=2020-1.jpg |caption=Dappled Light #1 The White Rabbit, 22" x 22", Watercolour on paper }} {{Image|file=2020-3.jpg |caption=Chisholm Mills, Ontario, 6.5" x 5.5" Watercolour on paper }} '''C. OILS & ACRYLICS:''' None '''C. MULTIMEDIA:''' {{Image|file=2020-5.jpg |caption=Square Series #5, Remembering Marsden Hartley, Collage, 9” x 12” }}

=== All the works below were completed in 2021. The dimensions are given in inches. Andrew Innes retains the copyright === '''Return to Works by Year Completed''' [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Andrew%27s_Art_Gallery_-_Works_by_Year_Completed] '''Return to the HOME Page ''' [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:THE_ART_OF_ANDREW_INNES&public=1] ---- === A. WATERCOLOURS: === {{Image|file=2021-16.jpg |caption=Madonna with Winterberries, Watercolour }} {{Image|file=2021-12.jpg |caption=Time Present and Time Past 2021, Watercolour, 18 x 24 }} {{Image|file=2021-13.jpg |caption=Antique French Rose 2021, Watercolour, 14 x 14 }} {{Image|file=2021-10.jpg |caption=The Waterlily 2021, Watercolour, 14 x 14 }} {{Image|file=2021-15.jpg |caption=Salmon Point, Prince Edward County, Watercolour, 2021 }} {{Image|file=2021-1.jpg |caption=Crown Imperial 2020, Watercolour, 16 inches in diameter }} {{Image|file=2021-2.jpg |caption=The Apple Tree, Innes House 2021, Watercolour, 21 x 9.5 inches }} {{Image|file=2021-4.jpg |caption=Wicked Point, now known as Salmon Point, PEC, 2021, Watercolour, 16.5" x 16.5" }} {{Image|file=2021-5.jpg |caption=The Tree Peony, Watercolour, 2021, 18" x 18" }} {{Image|file=2021-3.jpg |caption=Peony Poppy, Watercolour, 16 x 16, 2021 }} === B. OILS & ACRYLICS: === {{Image|file=2021-8.jpg |caption=Fishing at Dawn, Lake of Bays 2021, Oil on Panel, 10.5" x x13.5" }} === C. MULTIMEDIA: === {{Image|file=2021-6.jpg |caption=In Opposition, 2021, Multi Media, 30 x 46 }}

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To Do ==Daniel Storms & Catherine Keen== *Julia Ann Storms [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Storms-513]- add more children- most children only lived a few years [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/2WHX-VHK] Husband re-married, had more children *Lewis/Louis Storms- wife, children added [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Storms-515] [https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LKS1-385] *John Jasper- has wife, children. Add grandchildren?

Here are links to the profiles from the 2021 Source-a-Thon

=== All the works below were completed in 2023. The dimensions are given in inches. Andrew Innes retains the copyright === '''Return to Works by Year Completed''' [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Andrew%27s_Art_Gallery_-_Works_by_Year_Completed] '''Return to the HOME Page ''' [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:THE_ART_OF_ANDREW_INNES&public=1] ---- === A. WATERCOLOURS: === {{Image|file=2022.jpg |caption=County Cumulus, Early April, Watercolour, 22.5 x 18.75, 2022 }} {{Image|file=2022-1.jpg |caption=The Open Road, Late November, Watercolour, 10.5” x 29,” 2022 }} {{Image|file=2022-2.jpg |caption=The Island at Sunrise 2022, Watercolour, 15 x 30 }} {{Image|file=2022-3.jpg |caption=Northern Delivery, Watercolour, 21 x 21, 2022 }} {{Image|file=2022-6.jpg |caption=Dawn Reflection, Île-aux-Lièvres in the distance, Watercolour, 15 x 15, 2022 }} {{Image|file=2022-7.jpg |caption=The Ever-present Lake, Watercolour, 14.5 x 29 2022 }} {{Image|file=2022-8.jpg |caption=Paddling before the Storm, 5 x 5, Watercolour }} {{Image|file=2022-9.jpg |caption='Left to Stand 4 x 4, Watercolour, 2022 }} {{Image|file=2022-10.jpg |caption=Twins, Watercolour, Diptych, 4 x 4, 2022 }} {{Image|file=2022-11.jpg |caption=Sole Survivor, Watercolour, 5 x 5, 2022 }} {{Image|file=2022-12.jpg |caption=Autumn Burst, Watercolour, 4 x 4, 2022 }} {{Image|file=2022-13.jpg |caption=Light from the West, Watercolour, 4 x 4, 2022 }} {{Image|file=2022-14.jpg |caption=The Road Ahead, Watercolour, 4 x 4, 2022 }} {{Image|file=2022-15.jpg |caption=Bauble 22, Watercolour, 8 x 8, 2022 }} === B. OILS & ACRYLICS: === NONE === C. MULTIMEDIA: === {{Image|file=2022-4.jpg |caption=Broken for You, Multimedia, 2022 }} {{Image|file=2022-5.jpg |caption=The First Fruit, Multimedia, 19 x 19, revised in 2022, begun in 2019 }} '''Return to Works by Year Completed''' [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Andrew%27s_Art_Gallery_-_Works_by_Year_Completed] '''Return to the HOME Page ''' [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:THE_ART_OF_ANDREW_INNES&public=1] ----

This free-space page is for members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos 2022. The theme of week 41, 2022 is Childhood You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile, and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Childhood then click save changes to image details.

The goal of this project is to ... Right now this project just has one member, me. I am [[Reid-18801|James Reid]]. Here are some of the tasks that I think need to be done. I'll be working on them, and could use your help. * * * Will you join me? Please post a comment here on this page, in [https://www.WikiTree.com/g2g G2G] using the project tag, or [https://www.WikiTree.com/index.php?title=Special:PrivateMessage&who=33929853 send me a private message]. Thanks!

=== All the works below were completed in 2023. The dimensions are given in inches. Andrew Innes retains the copyright === '''Return to Works by Year Completed''' [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Andrew%27s_Art_Gallery_-_Works_by_Year_Completed] '''Return to the HOME Page ''' [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:THE_ART_OF_ANDREW_INNES&public=1] ---- === A. WATERCOLOURS: === {{Image|file=2023-3.jpg |caption=Early Morning Mid-September PEC, Watercolour, 21 x 21 }} {{Image|file=2023-6.jpg |caption=Two Loons Together, Watercolour, 4 x 7.75, 2023 }} {{Image|file=2023-4.jpg |caption=At Anchor, Cowichan Bay at Dawn, BC, Watercolour, 21 x 21 }} {{Image|file=2023-5.jpg |caption=Arbutus Tree in Sunlight, Cobble Hill, BC, Watercolour, 14.5 x 29, 2023 }} {{Image|file=2023-14.jpg |caption=Mount Baker at Dawn, Watercolour, 8 x 10 }} {{Image|file=2023-16.jpg |caption=The Blue Beyond, Salmon Point Road, Watercolour, 8 x 10. }} {{Image|file=2023-17.jpg |caption=Moody Tor, Watercolour, 8 x 10 }} === B. OILS & ACRYLICS: === {{Image|file=2023-2.jpg |caption=A Watchful Eye, Oil on Canvas, 16 x 48, 2023 }} {{Image|file=2023-1.jpg |caption=Turning to Gold, 15.25 x 15.25, Oil on panel }} {{Image|file=2023.jpg |caption=TITLE: Window Series #1 Winter Sunset, County Rd 1, 8 x 6.5, Oil on paper on board, }} === C. MULTIMEDIA: === {{Image|file=2023-7.jpg |caption=Musical Moon, 8 x 8, Multimedia }} {{Image|file=2023-8.jpg |caption=A Star is Born, 8 x 8 Multimedia }} '''Return to Works by Year Completed''' [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Andrew%27s_Art_Gallery_-_Works_by_Year_Completed] '''Return to the HOME Page ''' [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:THE_ART_OF_ANDREW_INNES&public=1] ----

My completed missions in 2023 == “One and done” missions: == *1 Add a photo of yourself to your profile. *2 Add a biography to your profile. *3 Increase your CC7 number from 446 (starting number) to 596 (add 150). *4 Try out the WikiTree Browser Extension. *5 Attend WikiTree Day 2023. *6 Start or join a One-Name Study.: Gesselbauer-Gösselbauer from Ratten, Styria, Austria *7 Start or join a One-Place Study.: Gasen, Styria, Austria, *8 Join a geographical project: Austria. *9 I learned how to include inline references. == Here are missions where you’ll want to count: == === 10 I earned Club 100 badges in these 5 months: === #February #March #June #August #September === 11 I earned Club 1000 badges in these 5 months:=== #January #April #July #November #December === 12 I improved these 15, 30 or 45 profiles from my Anniversaries list:=== #Happenhofer-4, died 5 Jan1805 (on 04 Jan 2023, resp. 08 Jan 2023) #Harb-43, died 6 Jan 1935 (on 06 Jan 2023) #Haidinger-20, born 8 Jan 1794 (on 08 Jan 2023) #Hauer-325, born 11 Feb 1813 (on 11 Feb 2023) #Lehrer-282, died 11 Feb 1855 (on 11 Feb 2023) #Hierzberger-5, born 11 Feb 1907 (on 11 Feb 2023) #Friesenbichler-1, died 16 Feb 1940 (on 16 Feb 2023) #Mautner-29, born 25 Feb 1779 (on 25 Feb 2023) #Evans-41980, died 11 Mar 1967 (on 11 Mar 2023) #Hauer-459, died 26 Mar 1981 (on 26 Mar 2023) #Elmer-2480, born 1 May 1900 (on 1 May 2023) #Haider-168, born 6 May 1727 (on 6 May 2023) #Krautgartner-26, born 25 Jun 1774 (on 25 June 2023) #Gößlbauer-31, born 18 Sep 1830 (on 18 Sep 2023) #Hauer-520, born 18 Sep 1890 (on 18 Sep 2023) #Gessl-4, born 23 Sep 1725 (on 23 Sep 2023) #Zinterl-1, born 6 Nov 1906 (on 6 Nov 2023) #Hauer-374, born 6 Nov 1893 (on 6 Nov 2023) #Schwarz-1736, born 12 Nov 1808 (on 12 Nov 2023) #Sauseng-65, born 22 Nov 1824 (on 22 Nov 2023) #Krautgartner-22, born 23 Nov 1690 (on 23 Nov 2023) #Trattner-33, born 25 Nov 1782 (on 25 Nov 2023) #Geßlbauer-175, born 30 Nov 1870 (on 30 Nov 2023) #Gösselbauer-19, born 3 Dec 1913 (on 3 Dec 2023) #Kulmer-23, born 3 Dec 1738 (on 3 Dec 2023) #Höfer-920, born 25 Dec 1760 (on 25 Dec 2023) # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # === 13 I improved these 15, 30 or 45 profiles of individuals who died young:=== #Bleimuth-15 (4 Jan 2023) #Trattner-41 (10 Jan 2023) #Trattner-61 (26 Feb 2023) #Derler-8, born 4 May 1914, died 2 May 1922 (on 4 May 2023) #Hauer-386, born 4 May 1914, died 26 Jan 1915 (on 4 May 2023) #Krautgartner-41, born 16 Jan 1800, died 20 April 1807 (on 14 Oct 2023) #Gesselbauer-45, born 12 Nov 1897, died 6 Jan 1906 (on 12 Nov 2023) #Hauer-499, born 22 Nov 1903, died 21 Jan 1905 (on 22 Nov 2023) #Wechtitsch-8, born 9 Aug 1898, died 9 Aug 1898 (on 25 Nov 2023) #Hauer-392, born 17 Mar 1909, died 17 Mar 1909 (on 25 Nov 2023) #Hauer-393, born 9 May 1910, died 9 May 1920 (on 25 Nov 2023) #Harrer-232, born 3 Sep 1788, died 20 Oct 1801 (on 3 Dec 2023) #Harrer-233, born 28 Sep 1790, died bef 1803 (on 3 Dec 2023) #Harrer-234, born 9 Mar 1793, died 21 Nov 1805 (on 3 Dec 2023) #Harrer-236, born 22 Oct 1803, died 3 Jul 1804 (on 3 Dec 2023) #Trattner-48, born 17 Dec 1919, died 18 Dec 1919 (on 17 Dec 2023) #Aychberger-1, born 9 Oct 1765, died 26 Nov 1765 (on 17 Dec 2023) # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # === 14 Add or source 150 profiles each during a Connect-a-Thon or Source-a-Thon, respectively. Use the ‘Thon tracker to find out your count and record it here:=== *Connect-a-Thon: 202301 833; 202302 381; 202303 702 === 15 Tally your thank yous given each month:=== Your goal is 15 a month! I thank everyone who shows up in my Wiki Genealogy Feed! *January: 15+ *February : 15+ *March: 15+ *April: 15+ *May: 15+ *June: 15+ *July: 15+ *August: 15+ *September: 15+ *October: 15+ *November: 15+ *December: 15+

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*McKee, James A. *Publisher Richmond-Arnold Pub. Co Chicago, 1909 *Searchable *WorldCat [https://www.worldcat.org/title/20th-century-history-of-butler-and-butler-county-pa-and-representative-citizens/oclc/1037435563 1037435563] ====Copyright.==== :: This book is in the [https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/ Public Domain Mark 1.0] as is was published in 1910 with no copyright extension on file. === Available online at these locations: === * https://archive.org/details/20thcenturyhisto00mcke_0/page/n7 ====Source Example:==== : * McKee, James A. ''[[Space:20th_century_history_of_Butler_and_Butler_County%2C_Pa.%2C_and_representative_citizens|20th century history of Butler and Butler County, Pa., and representative citizens]]'' Publisher: Richmond-Arnold Pub. Co Chicago, 1909 Page ### ====Inline Citation Example:==== : McKee, James A. ''[[Space:20th_century_history_of_Butler_and_Butler_County%2C_Pa.%2C_and_representative_citizens|20th century history of Butler and Butler County, Pa., and representative citizens]]'' Publisher: Richmond-Arnold Pub. Co Chicago, 1909 Page ### * [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:20th_century_history_of_Butler_and_Butler_County%2C_Pa.%2C_and_representative_citizens|WikiTree Profiles that use this source]]

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'''Journals Index'''
[[Watmuff-5|J.H. Watmuff Profile]]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Watmuffprologue Prologue]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:01 1 1856-05-01] (''Bendigo, Dunolly, Sandy Creek (Tarnagulla), Loddon , (Mt. Hope Hoax), Ararat, Chinamans Flat, Moonlight Flat, Mt William (trek with Aboriginal guide), Pleasant Creek (Stawell), Melbourne'').
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:02 2 Bendigo Melbourne 1862 Otago N.Z. (1859-07-17)]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:03 3 Otago (1862-09-11)]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:04 4 Otago (1863-07-26) to Melbourne 1865]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:05 5 Melbourne 1865-11-12]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:06 6 Melbourne 1866-03-04]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:07 7 Melbourne 1869-03-28]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:08 8 Melbourne 1870-06-12 to April 1876 ]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:09 9 Melbourne 1876-06 to 1880-09-07]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:10 10 Dribs & Drabs 1881-02-16 to 1882-06]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:11 11 Sydney & Misc. 1884]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:12 12 Lusitania Voyage 1887-05-27 ]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:13 13 Lusitania Voyage 1887-05-30]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:14 14 Lusitania Voyage 1887-06-26]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:15 15 Lusitania Voyage 1887-07-01]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:16 16 and 17 England, letters and Journal 1887-07-14]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:18 18 Garonne return Voyage 1887-09-27]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:19 19 Resignations 1888-05-28 to 1892 Nov.]
See [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Watmuff-29 Bert Watmuff's] letters about the family
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:20 20 (Journal 19) Mildura 1893-05-06]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:21 21 Genealogies from 1738 to 1889]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:22 22 New Zealand Essays]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:WatmuffTrunk J.H. & Bessie Watmuff's Photos]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Aow Olive Watmuff's Photos] ===Genealogy=== [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Aaj-191 2248]

The following is a correct Copy of memo’s in the hand writing of my father (Stephen Watmuff). John Henry Watmuff 1/11/67. Copy made by S.W. from his fathers papers.--- Taken from my Fathers family Bible (now in the possession of my brother, Joseph-) and in his own handwriting, to the death of my brother Robert. Signed (Stephen Watmuff) 1738 My father, Stephen Watmuff, born in Yorkshire Idle 1738 died February 18th 1826 aged 88 years - at Bradford, Yorkshire, England. My mother, Sarah Watmuff, Born 1741, died February 10th 1832 aged 91 - at Bradford, Yorkshire, England. ______________ 1764 John Watmuff (son of the above) born at Bradford, York. Octr 19th 1764 - married August 3rd 1791. _______________ 1803 My wife died. March 28th. about. 12.10 p.m., after living together 11 yrs 33 weeks & 5 days, no issue 1805 August 1st married Sarah Beedzler. Born May 21st 1778 who died at. 8.am May 26th 1807 of childbirth, the child lived two hours after it was born - lived together 1 year 42 weeks & 4 days - the funeral sermon was preached by Mr. Binns of Bourn (Lincolnshire) the following Sunday from the 17th Job 11th verse my days etc (aged 29 years & 5 days -) no issue – {{Image|file=Aaj-191.jpg|align=r|size=1000|caption=20/1 Genealogy 1}} [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Aaj-192 2249]

1807 Married Betsy Taylor of Manchester, on X mas day Decr 25th at the Collegiate Church - there – She was born June 19th 1787 - Died April 19th 1837 at 6.45 pm - after living together 29 years 16 weeks & 3 days & had issue as follows ----- 1808 1 Henry. Born Oct 11th 9.55 pm & registered at Mr Binns Chapel, Bourn, Lincolnshire (Died, no issue 1810 2 Stephen. Born Jany 31st @ 4.10 am - at Bourn registd at Mr. Binns Chapel there Died 16th Feby/81 at Leicester England - aged 71 yrs & 16 days - JHW 1811 3 Sarah. Born June 20th @ 12.30 pm registd @ Mr. Binns Chapel. Died unmarried Dec 29 – 1890 at Alvaston Derby, England. 1813 4 Joseph. Born May 17th @ 4. pm. Registered at Mr Binns Chapel, Bourn. Died at Brighton, England 1879 (no issue). JHW (12th May 1879) 12 May 79 1814 5 George. Born. Oct 14th @ 5.10.Am and registd at Mr Binns Chapel, Bourn - died Nov 3rd 1814 @ 3. Am. Buried in the family vault at Binns Chapel. 1816 6. Frederick. Born. Feb 6th @ 5.45.Am, registd at Mr Binns Chapel, Bourn - Died 1850 New York, America, 1850 no issue {{Image|file=Aaj-192.jpg|align=r|size=1000|caption=20/2 Genealogy 2}} [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Aaj-193 2250]

1818 7 John Thomas - Born Sept 8th 2.30.am. registd at Binns Chapel – Bourn - Died in Melbourne, (Hospital) Victoria, Australia 1880 - no issue JHW 1820 8 Edwin - Born May 4th @ 6 pm, registd @ Binns Chapel Bourn. Died, July 17th 1820. 9 pm, aged 74 days – was buried in the family vault at Binns Chapel, Bourn. 1823 9 8 Robert. Born June 8th @ 12.55 pm, registd at Mr Binns Chapel, Bourn. Died Oct. 23rd 1823 at 10.am. aged 19 weeks & 4 days. Buried in the family vault on the 27th. Signed Stephen Watmuff. __________________________________________________ The continued is in my fathers handwriting and relates to his own family, he being the only child of John Watmuff who had legitimate issue - (Copy) John Henry Watmuff 1/11/67. 1814 Sept 6th. My father was in London and had his four (4) first children again registd there viz Henry 2097 - Stephen 2098 Sarah 2099 - Joseph 2100 at Mr. Williams Library, Redcross St. near Cripplegate, London, fee 1/- each, Mr. Thos. Morgan Registrar. 1821 June 20th. My father was again in London about the Essex estate, belonging to the poor of Bourn & had 2 children at Mr Williams Library, registd viz Frederick 1466 - & John Thomas 1467 – John Coatts Registrar, Nov 28th 1821, Certificate sent down from London. {{Image|file=Aaj-193.jpg|align=r|size=1000|caption=20/3 Genealogy 3}} [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Aaj-194 2251]

1845 Sept 3rd. 1845 My father, John Watmuff. Died @ 7 am. after a short illness of 10 days, 11 Cresent Buildings Leicester, England aged 80 years 10 months & 18 days & was interred at Mr. Greens Chapel, Upper Charles St Leicester in the same grave with my mother by Mr. Wm Garrard of York St. Chapel Leicester Sept 9th 1845. 1838 July 2nd.1838. I, Stephen Watmuff, Married Elizabeth Vickerman, of Halifax, York, England at St. Brides Church, Liverpool, Lancashire, the ceremony being performed by the Revd _ Stewart & had issue as follows John Henry, Frederick, Edward, Mary Taylor, Lucy - Elizth, Sarah - & Charles Bros. ------------------------------------------------------------------- The following I copied from memos in my mothers (Elizth. Watmuff’s) possession 7/11/67 (John Henry Watmuff) and relate to her family.-- {[[Vickerman-163|Jonathan Vickerman]] Born. August 7th. 1784 Woodland, Skircoat, York. {[[Bark-199|Mary (Bark) Vickerman]] –‘’ - January 13th.see her profile, it appears she was born on the 9th and the 13th is her baptism date 1779, Hough, Northowram,-‘’- 1st Harriet, born in Halifax Feb 19th 1807 - Died March 19th 1813- 2d Ellen, ---“ – “ – - “ - May 19th 1809 _ _ 1880 (Melbourne) 3 Elizabeth, my mother – Nov 27th 1810 - Died June 1st 1881 4 Charles, “ – “ - -“ - June 18th 1812 - Died in Adelaide 1881 5 Martha, “ “ - - “ - - died 1847 Died in Adelaide, Australia 6 Hannah, “ “ “ Jan 23rd 1816 - Died at Halifax 1885 7 [Sarah] “ “ “ Decr 17th 1817 - Died –“ -- 1820 {{Image|file=Aaj-194.jpg|align=r|size=1000|caption=20/4 Genealogy 4}} [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Aaj-195 2252]

1839 1 John Henry Watmuff, son of Stephen & Elizth Watmuff born prematurely Feby 2nd.1839, @ 8.p.m. at Halifax, York, Engd. Registered March 8th by Jonathan Crowther, Registrar Halifax. Christened August 3rd 1840 at Trinity Church Halifax by Mr. Thos Bates- 1840 2 Frederick Watmuff. Born at Halifax May 6th. 3.45 Am. Registered June 13th 1840 by J.Crowther, Halifax & christened with his brother John Henry. 1842 3 Edward Watmuff Born at Halifax Jany 1st.1842 @ 9.50 am. Registered Feby 3rd 1842 by J.Crowther, Halifax (Died March 9th.1866 in the Hospital, Greymouth West Coast, of New Zealand. Buried 11th. inst. in the Cemetery there).- JHW JH Watmuff 1844 4 Mary Taylor Watmuff Born in Manchester July 8th. 1844 @ 12 pm. Registered August 15th.1844 by Mr Ed Rozle, Registrar, Bridge St. Cheetham, Manchester. (Married at St. Johns Church, Melbourne by the Revd. J Barlow to John James Clark of Melbourne - October 3rd 1865 -)JHW. Died March 12th 1871
. 1846 5 Lucy Watmuff Born. Manchester, Feby 17th.1846 Registered March 28th. 1846 by E.Rozle, Bridge St., Cheetham - Died March 3rd.1847 aged 1 year & 14 days. Buried in Harpurhey Cemetery, Manchester, Grave *3955, Registrar, J.Wood. {{Image|file=Aaj-195.jpg|align=r|size=1000|caption=20/5 Genealogy 5}} [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Aaj-196 2253]

1847 6 Elizabeth Sarah Watmuff Born in Manchester October 14th. 1847 at 9.45. a.m. Registered November 25th.1847 by E.Rozle, Bridge St., Cheetham - (Married Geo.B.Bond 25th.Sept 1869 by the Revd R Barlow at St Marks Church, Fitzroy, Victoria, Australia JHW) 1849 7 Charles Brothers Watmuff. Born at Sea Dec 21st 1849 @ 7 p.m. on board the Barque “Brothers” from London & bound for Australia, Capt. Eilley in command. (Died April 24th. 1860, Fitzroy, Melbourne, Australia. (Buried in the General - Cemetery). {{Image|file=Aaj-196.jpg|align=r|size=1000|caption=20/6 Genealogy 6}} [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Aaj-197 2254]

1870
John Henry Watmuff (Son of Stephen Watmuff). Married Elizabeth Stone (youngest daughter of George & Marie Stone) 30th July 1870, at No. 6 Palmerston St. Carlton. Victoria - The ceremony being performed by the Revd A.M.Henderson. Pastor of the Collins St. Independant Church at 4 pm - (Elizabeth Stone was born in Adelaide, South Australia, 27th Novr 1849 -) Died [left blank] -had issue as follows – Mary Josephine Watmuff, daughter of above, Born 6th. May 1872 @ 6 Palmerston St- Carlton Edith Marion Born at 2 Gurner St., St. Kilda on the 6th March 1874. Died on the April 1875 Buried in the St. Kilda Cemetery Independent Ground C.173- Charles Royd, born on the [left blank] On the 4th.July 1880 I married Bessie Pitts at the Presbyterian Church, Punt Road, South Yarra, Nr Melbourne the ceremony being performed by the Revd - Maxwell - & had issue as follows 1. Stephen Oswald Born [1880-12-04 St. Kilda] 5. Agnes Olive [1887-12-06-to-1966-04-07] 2. John Basil [born 1882, St. Kilda] " 6. Edward Leslie [1889-10-24] 3. Henry Bertram [born 1883 St. Kilda] " 4. Walter Reginald [born 1885-08-12 Hawthorn] " {{Image|file=Aaj-197.jpg|align=r|size=1000|caption=20/7 Genealogy 7}} == Sources == =End of Journals of John Henry Watmuff= [A small printed card found in one of the diaries].
[Front (printed)]
ATKINS & FOULDS
Eulalia Nursery
Ermington, New South Wales

FRUIT TREES of every description,
Consisting of Apples, Apricots, Almonds, Figs, Guavas, Grapes,
LEMONS, Limes, Citrons, Loquats, Mandarins, NECTARINES,
ORANGES, PEACHES, Pears, Plums, PERSIMMONS, Quinces and
all other varieties.
PLEASE SEND TO ABOVE ADDRESS FOR DESCRIPTIVE PRICE LIST.
Edgerton & Moore, Printers, Melb.
[Handwritten on back]
₤ s. d.
402 Apricots 20 – 0 - 0
124 Peaches 6 - 10 - 0
60 Miscellaneous 3 – 0 – 0
----
596 29 – 10 – 0
---- Planting & Staking 6 - 0 – 0
Stakes cost price 3 - 0 – 0
---- 38 – 10 – 0
Nectarines 5 Oats}
Oranges 4 {{Red|*}}Lucerne} 10 – 0 - 0
Lemons 2
Peaches 8 48 – 10 - 0
Pears 2
Plums 8
Quinces 2 Plantings 5 – 0 - 0
Figs 2 Windbreak 4 – 0 - 0
Almonds 3
57 – 10 – 0
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:22 22 New Zealand Essays]
== Sources ==

21st Field Battery, Royal Canadian Artillery, Saskatoon

=== New Zealand Essays === '''Journals Index'''
[[Watmuff-5|J.H. Watmuff Profile]]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Watmuffprologue Prologue]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:01 1 1856-05-01] (''Bendigo, Dunolly, Sandy Creek (Tarnagulla), Loddon , (Mt. Hope Hoax), Ararat, Chinamans Flat, Moonlight Flat, Mt William (trek with Aboriginal guide), Pleasant Creek (Stawell), Melbourne'').
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:02 2 Bendigo Melbourne 1862 Otago N.Z. (1859-07-17)]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:03 3 Otago (1862-09-11)]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:04 4 Otago (1863-07-26) to Melbourne 1865]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:05 5 Melbourne 1865-11-12]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:06 6 Melbourne 1866-03-04]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:07 7 Melbourne 1869-03-28]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:08 8 Melbourne 1870-06-12 to April 1876 ]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:09 9 Melbourne 1876-06 to 1880-09-07]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:10 10 Dribs & Drabs 1881-02-16 to 1882-06]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:11 11 Sydney & Misc. 1884]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:12 12 Lusitania Voyage 1887-05-27 ]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:13 13 Lusitania Voyage 1887-05-30]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:14 14 Lusitania Voyage 1887-06-26]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:15 15 Lusitania Voyage 1887-07-01]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:16 16 and 17 England, letters and Journal 1887-07-14]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:18 18 Garonne return Voyage 1887-09-27]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:19 19 Resignations 1888-05-28 to 1892 Nov.]
See [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Watmuff-29 Bert Watmuff's] letters about the family
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:20 20 (Journal 19) Mildura 1893-05-06]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:21 21 Genealogies from 1738 to 1889]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:22 22 New Zealand Essays]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:WatmuffTrunk J.H. & Bessie Watmuff's Photos]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Aow Olive Watmuff's Photos] [New Zealand Essays - Cover Note] ''The essays referred to here have not been located''
I compiled the following Essays[Subjects he spoke on were: In July 1862, ''Which did the most good for Society the "Minister or the Schoolmaster" '' [Manuherikia Mutual Improvement Society. Commencing April 1863, '' "Which is the greatest source of Evil, Riches, poverty or Intemperance"] '' while living on the Gold Fields of New Zealand (Wetherstones) when a member a of sort of a Debating Society that was established by a few friends for the purpose of sec[uring] improvements & interchange of ideas – I may al[so] state that at that time there was nothing in the sha[pe] of a library in the district, in fact for a period of s[ome] months I only got hold of one Book, & th[at] at a St[ore] with & a few Newspapers comprised my reading for [the] whole of the time, which must plead my exc[use in] the disjointed rambling crude & jumbled ma[nner] that I have jotted down in the following pages, each mem[ber] of our society was supposed to deliver an essay in [turn] the following was mine & met with the approval of the [members] but some portions gave rise to many serious debates [???] the Society did a deal of good, the main feature being that every thing said & written was original, more than ca[n be] said of secular institutions held in towns & cities, whe[re] assistance & quotations can be obtained easily whe[n pre-] senting on any subject. John Henry Watmuff {{Image|file=22.jpg|align=r|size=1000|caption=New Zealand Essays Cover Note}} == Sources ==

Below is an alphabetized list of people whose names appear in a muster of [[Space:Captain_Benjamin_Laing%27s_Company%2C_First_Regiment%2C_Essex_County_Militia|Captain Benjamin Laing's Company]] of the [[Space:First_Regiment%2C_Essex_County_Militia%2C_New_Jersey|First Regiment, Essex County Militia, New Jersey]] dated 22 September 1777. Note that the spelling of the names is based on how they appear in the record and should not be corrected if they were written incorrectly in the actual muster. [[Blackford-81|Isaiah Blackford]], Private 28
James Clark, Private 26
Henry Demoney, Sergeant 22
Cornelius Drake, Sergeant 23
Jacob Drake, Corporal 22
Thomas Force, Private 22
Cornelius Frazee, Private 28
Elijah Hand, Private 28
Stephen Hand, Private 29
Dennis Jennings, Private 22
Levi Laforge, Private 29
Levi Lenox, Private 23
Cornelius Little, Private 25
William Little, Private 25
Jacob Ludlam, Private 22
David Lumbard, Private 25
Samuel Lumbard, Private 28
Enoch Mannon, Private 23
Colon Maxfield, Private 28
John Osborn, Private 22
Squire Osborn, Private 22
Isaac Pack, Private 25
Melvin Pance, Private 23
Michael Pierce, Private 28
Neamiah Randall, Private 23
John Rogers, Private 28
Nathaniel Rouleson, Private 29
Elijah Stites, Private 28
Enoch Terrill, Corporal 22
Isaac Terrill, Private 22
Abraham Tucker, Private 25
Jacob Tucker, Lieutenant 23
Moses Tucker, Private 25
Eder Vermeule, Lieutenant 23
Richard Waller, Private 23
Aaron Whitehead, Private 22
Stephen Woodruff, Private 28
The number after the person’s name is likely the day that they came, based on the following notes below the list:
: “William Little come on the 25th day of September and got his clearance on the 29th day, 1777.” Next to his name on the roster, there was a note that he “went away 29.”
: “Cornelius Little come on the 25th day of September and got his clearance on the 28th day, 1777.” Next to his name on the roster, there was a note that he “went away 29.” Another note on the page stated:
: “September the 16 Day, 1777.
: Cartridges dealt out to Aaron Whitehead and Dennis Jennings.” The muster was found in a muster book headed, “Captain John Scudder’s Muster Roll Book – October 4th, 1777” and contained in the case of Mary Demoney – Widow #20, 976 at the Pension Bureau, Washginton, D.C. A certified copy was made and filed at the New Jersey State Archives. Also included in the Muster Roll book is a muster roll of Captain Scudder’s Company dated 1 October 1777. [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/175573?availability=Family%20History%20Library Revolutionary war manuscripts, New Jersey numbers 1-10811], FamilySearch Catalog with access restricted to FamilySearch Center (formerly Family History Center) or FamilySearch Affiliate Library, Film 007724451, Image 34. Original data: New Jersey State Archives. Dept: Genealogical Society. Rec: Revolutionary War Manuscripts. MSS# 254. == Sources ==

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:{| border="1" |- ! scope="col" | NAME ! scope="col" | RANK ! scope="col" | AGE ! scope="col" | TOWN ! scope="col" | STATUS |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |} '''[http://www.civilwardata.com/ Source: American Civil War Database (Historical Data Systems Inc., 1998)]'''
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[[Space:22nd_Regiment_Massachusetts_Volunteer_Infantry|22nd Regiment Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Main Page]] ::::::'''Company 'C''''
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:{| border="1" |- ! scope="col" | NAME ! scope="col" | RANK ! scope="col" | AGE ! scope="col" | TOWN ! scope="col" | STATUS |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |} '''[http://www.civilwardata.com/ Source: American Civil War Database (Historical Data Systems Inc., 1998)]'''
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[[Space:22nd_Regiment_Massachusetts_Volunteer_Infantry|22nd Regiment Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Main Page]] ::::::'''Company 'D''''
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:{| border="1" |- ! scope="col" | NAME ! scope="col" | RANK ! scope="col" | AGE ! scope="col" | TOWN ! scope="col" | STATUS |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |} '''[http://www.civilwardata.com/ Source: American Civil War Database (Historical Data Systems Inc., 1998)]'''
'''# - Present at mustering out of the Regiment'''

[[Space:22nd_Regiment_Massachusetts_Volunteer_Infantry|22nd Regiment Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Main Page]] ::::::'''Company 'E''''
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:{| border="1" |- ! scope="col" | NAME ! scope="col" | RANK ! scope="col" | AGE ! scope="col" | TOWN ! scope="col" | STATUS |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |} '''[http://www.civilwardata.com/ Source: American Civil War Database (Historical Data Systems Inc., 1998)]'''
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[[Space:22nd_Regiment_Massachusetts_Volunteer_Infantry|22nd Regiment Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Main Page]] ::::::'''Company 'F''''
::::'''Organized , in '''
:::'''Mustered in , at '''
::::::'''Muster in Roster'''
:{| border="1" |- ! scope="col" | NAME ! scope="col" | RANK ! scope="col" | AGE ! scope="col" | TOWN ! scope="col" | STATUS |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | || || || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |- | ||Private|| || || |} '''[http://www.civilwardata.com/ Source: American Civil War Database (Historical Data Systems Inc., 1998)]'''
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[[Watmuff-5|J.H. Watmuff Profile]]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Watmuffprologue Prologue]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:01 1 1856-05-01] (''Bendigo, Dunolly, Sandy Creek (Tarnagulla), Loddon , (Mt. Hope Fiasco), Ararat, Chinamans Flat, Moonlight Flat, Mt William (trek with Bindi guide), Pleasant Creek (Stawell), Melbourne'').
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:02 2 Bendigo Melbourne 1862 Otago N.Z. (1859-07-17)]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:03 3 Otago (1862-09-11)]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:04 4 Otago (1863-07-26) to Melbourne 1865]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:05 5 Melbourne 1865-11-12]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:06 6 Melbourne 1866-03-04]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:07 7 1869-03-28 Melbourne]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:08 8 Melbourne 1870-06-12 to April 1876 ]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:09 9 Melbourne 1876-06 to 1880-09-07]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:10 10 Dribs & Drabs 1881-02-16 to 1882-06]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:11 11 Sydney & Misc. 1884]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:12 12 Lusitania Voyage 1887-05-27 ]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:13 13 Lusitania Voyage 1887-05-30]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:14 14 Lusitania Voyage 1887-06-26]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:15 15 Lusitania Voyage 1887-07-01]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:16 16 and 17 England, letters and Journal 1887-07-14]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:18 18 Garonne return Voyage 1887-09-27]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:19 19 Resignations 1888-08-28 to 1892 Nov.]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:20 20 (Journal 19) Mildura 1893-05-06]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:21 21 Genealogies from 1738 to 1889]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:22 22 (Spare)]]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:23 23 (Spare)]]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:24 24 (Spare)]]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:25 25 (Spare)]]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:WatmuffTrunk J.H. & Bessie Watmuff's Photos]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Aow Olive Watmuff's Photos] == Sources ==

'''Journals'''
Links to his journals and photo collections etc.
[[Watmuff-5|J.H. Watmuff Profile]]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Watmuffprologue Prologue]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:01 1 1856-1859 Bendigo, Dunolly, Sandy Creek (Tarnagulla), Loddon , (Mt. Hope Rush), Ararat, Chinamans Flat, Moonlight Flat, Mt William (trek with guide), Pleasant Creek (Stawell), Melbourne]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:02 2 Bendigo 1859 to Melbourne 1862 & Otago N.Z. January 1863]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:03 3 Otago Sept. 1862]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:04 4 Otago 1863 to Melbourne 1865]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:05 5 Melbourne 1865-1866]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:06 6 Melbourne 1866-1869]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:07 7 Melbourne 1869-1870]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:08 8 Melbourne 1870-1876]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:09 9 Melbourne 1879-1881]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:10 10 Dribs & Drabs 1881-1882]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:11 11 Sydney & Misc.-1884]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:12 12 Lusitania Voyage-1887-05-28],
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:13 13 Lusitania Voyage 1887-05-30]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:14 14 Lusitania Voyage 1887-06-26]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:15 15 Lusitania Voyage 1887-07-01]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:16 16 and 17 England, letters and Journal 1887-07-19]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:18 18 Garonne return Voyage 1887-09-27]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:19 19 Resignations 1891-1892]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:20 20 (Journal 19) Mildura 1893-05-06]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:21 21 (Genealogies)]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:22 22 (Spare)]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:23 23 (Spare)]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:24 24 (Spare)]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:25 25 (Spare)]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:WatmuffTrunk J.H. & Bessie Watmuff's Photos]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Aow Olive Watmuff's Photos] == Sources ==

'''Journals'''
Links to his journals and photo collections etc.
[[Watmuff-5|J.H. Watmuff Profile]]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Watmuffprologue Prologue]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:01 1 1856-1859 Bendigo, Dunolly, Sandy Creek (Tarnagulla), Loddon , (Mt. Hope Rush), Ararat, Chinamans Flat, Moonlight Flat, Mt William (trek with guide), Pleasant Creek (Stawell), Melbourne]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:02 2 Bendigo 1859 to Melbourne 1862 & Otago N.Z. January 1863]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:03 3 Otago Sept. 1862]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:04 4 Otago 1863 to Melbourne 1865]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:05 5 Melbourne 1865-1866]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:06 6 Melbourne 1866-1869]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:07 7 Melbourne 1869-1870]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:08 8 Melbourne 1870-1876]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:09 9 Melbourne 1879-1881]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:10 10 Dribs & Drabs 1881-1882]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:11 11 Sydney & Misc.-1884]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:12 12 Lusitania Voyage-1887-05-28],
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:13 13 Lusitania Voyage 1887-05-30]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:14 14 Lusitania Voyage 1887-06-26]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:15 15 Lusitania Voyage 1887-07-01]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:16 16 and 17 England, letters and Journal 1887-07-19]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:18 18 Garonne return Voyage 1887-09-27]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:19 19 Resignations 1891-1892]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:20 20 (Journal 19) Mildura 1893-05-06]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:21 21 (Genealogies)]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:22 22 (Spare)]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:23 23 (Spare)]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:24 24 (Spare)]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:25 25 (Spare)]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:WatmuffTrunk J.H. & Bessie Watmuff's Photos]
[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Aow Olive Watmuff's Photos] == Sources ==

This is a letter from [[Tabor-856|Elizabeth (Tabor) Miller (1822-1904)]], wife of [[Miller-30490|Noah Miller (1813-1902)]]. ==Transcription== Ladonia, Texas. March 25th, 1891 Dear Children, I will comply with your request to give you the names of your ancestors, the best I can. Your father's grandfather's name on his father side was [[Miller-17532|John Miller]], and his wife was [[Cross-2228|Mary Cross]]. She was a Christian and lived to be 104 years of age. She was English. Her husband was Dutch, and died in middle age of intemperance. On your fathers, mothers side, his grandfather's name was [[Cox-45567|Aaron Cox]], full, Irish. His wife's maiden name was [[Baker-68804|Allie Baker]], welsh descent. I don't know their exact ages, but they lived a good old age and we're good people. Your fathers fathers name was [[Miller-17531|Joseph Miller]]. He lived about 88 years, those some thought 95, but that was a mistake. He was converted and joined the Baptist Church at 75 years of age. His wife's name was [[Cox-24702|Sarah Cox]]. She was a Christian of the Baptist faith. When their youngest child was born, she died. Their oldest child with [[Miller-117691|Cynthia]], she married, [[Truitt-677|Wes Truitt]]. Second, [[Miller-30490|Noah]], he married [[Lindsay-2659|Martha Lindsey]], and after her death, married [[Tabor-856|Elizabeth Tabor]]. Third, [[Miller-117692|Peter]], who married [[Childers-3607|Naomi Childers]]. Fourth, [[Miller-117694|Aaron]], he married a Anna Drennon. Fifth, [[Miller-117696|Mary]], she married, Thomas grant. Sixth, [[Miller-117697|Rachel]], she married, [[Caler-187|Jephthah Caler]], and after his death, married, [[Bruce-13095|Peter Bruce]]. Seventh, Ollie, she married, Geroge Lindsay. Eighth, [[Miller-91184|Jon, K]], he married, [[Tabor-2429|Arrena Tabor]], sister, to [[Tabor-856|Elizabeth (Tabor) Miller (1822-1904)]]|. Ninth, [[Miller-92384|Lavina]], she married [[Dehart-1124|Patten DeHart]]. 10th, [[Miller-43110|Naomi]]. 11th, [[Miller-117700}Sarah]] – don't know who they married. These are your father's, own brothers and sisters. Your grandfather married the second time, this second wife's name was Susie Grant. I don't know how many children that were of this marriage. I remember some of their names. First, Henry; second, Joe; third, Letty; fourth, David; fifth, Joseph; sixth, Amanda; all I remember. David is a preacher of the gospel of Christ Baptist. My grandfather on the father side was John Tabor. He married elizabeth Sharp, were Irish and English. My grandfather on mother side was James Condray cop. He married Esther Stone. They were English and Welsh. My fathers name was Nathan Tabor. He married, elizabeth Condrey, my mother. They both died in their 66 years. Their oldest child's name was never, she married, Jackson Welch. Second child, James, S Tabor, he married Linda Dehart. Third child, Nathan T Tabor, he married, Mary J Cummins. Fourth child, Elizabeth, she married, Noah Miller. Fifth child, John C Tabor, he married Elvira elder. Sixth child, prepare, she married, Daniel Ledbetter. Seventh child, Irene, she married John K Miller, your fathers, brother. Eighth child, John, Jonathan, Tabor, he died in the war. Ninth, child, Thomas Tabor. I don't recollect whom he married. 10th child, patients, she never married. Lives with Thomas Tabor. 11th child, Mary, she married Lem Harr. I don;t know just how old my oldest sister was when she died, somewhere in sixties I suppose. James died at 73, Nathan is living. Brother John is 67 and so on. MMy brothers and sisters all belong to the church as far as I know. My father and mother were Baptists. Father was a Deacon of the church. I never heard them use a bad word, never heard of a drunkard nor of any out-breaking crime among my forefathers. They had good morals and were noted for their ingenuity in machinery and (Page 3) == Personal insights==
I, [[Martin-15906|Lance Martin]], am researching this family because my great grandfather was [[Miller-19000|Sherman Andrew Miller (1865-1957)]]. I consider myself a skilled genetic genealogist. I have many dna tests which point that he was the result of an NPE. After testing the descendants of his brother's, I would occasionally find some that were match Sherman's mother, [[Stiles-1758|Mallissa Ann (Stiles) Miller (1833-1884)]]. Because of this I began thinking that perhaps there was some kind of adoption which could explain it. That was until I discovered while researching one of these connections, their ancestor, [[Miller-102146|Rosanna (Miller) King (1806-1870)]]. She was born at the same time/place as Sherman's paper grandfather [[Miller-56236|Henry Miller (abt.1803-)]]. Wikitree has her connected to this family but that connection is unsupported by the letter. Of note, is the occurance of family names Ullysis and Elisha in both families. IIt is my thought that Henry and Rosanna are either siblings or cousins. I would love to be able to test this hypothesis by getting DNA donors from both Miller lines. I am wondering if there are any of [[Miller-17532|John Miller (bef.1757-aft.1810)]]'s male line descendents available to do a Y DNA test. As it stand now there is only one living MILLER on my line of Millers that is eligble. See Also: * {{FamilySearch|LCVT-1L5}}

[U.S. Congress, ''U.S. Statutes at Large'', vol. 26 (Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1891), 55, 'An act for the relief of soldiers and sailors who enlisted or served under assumed names, while minors or otherwise, in the Army or Navy, during the war of the rebellion', chap. 80; image copy, ''Library of Congress'' ([[https://www.loc.gov/resource/llsalvol.llsal_026/?sp=109&st=image https://www.loc.gov/resource/llsalvol.llsal_026/?sp=109&st=image] : accessed 19 November 2023).] [See [[Space:Laws_Relating_To_Civil_War|Laws relating to the U.S. Civil War]]]

'CHAP. 80--An act for the relief of soldiers and sailors who enlisted or served under assumed names, while minors or otherwise, in the Army or Navy, during the war of the rebellion.

'''Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled'', That the Secretary of War and the Secretary of the Navy be, and they are hereby, authorized and required to issue certificates of discharge or orders of acceptance of resignation, upon application and proof of identity, in the true name of such person as enlisted or served under assumed names, while minors or otherwise, in the Army and Navy during the war of the rebellion, and were honorably discharged therefrom. Applications for said certificates of discharge or amended orders of resignation may be made by or on behalf of persons entitled to them; but no such certificate or order shall be issued where a name was assumed to cover a crime or to avoid its consequence.

'Approved, April 14, 1890.'

==1912 to 1974== Nov. 29, 1908, there is an ad in the State Newspaper that reads "Two very desirable houses on large lots in the Town of Shandon". Person to call is R W Shand, Pres. at 1328 Main Street. To find out more about Shandon you can look at this history of the neighborhood: [http://www.shandonneighborhood.com/history/ History of Shandon] Sewall Kemper Oliver and his wife Lucy Hardy Oliver were the first owners when it was built in 1912. They lived there with their three children. Mr Oliver first worked as manager at the "Duck Mill" (Columbia Mills Building) which is now the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_Carolina_State_Museum South Carolina State Museum].In 1928, he founded the Oliver Motor Company. At the time they bought the house, the name of the street was "First Avenue". According to an article in The State paper on June 3 1927, the name "Wilmot Avenue" was first used to refer to what was formally known as "First Avenue in South Shandon and Shandon Annex". During the time that the Oliver's lived there they advertised in the State Newspaper several times with chickens (Rhode Island Reds) for sale and at one time 50 pigeons. They also advertised to hire a cook who appears on the 1920 census as Olivia Jeter who was 20 years old at the time. The property appears to have changed hands sometime around September 1932 when an ad ran in The State Newspaper to lease the house. The contact for the lease was Mrs. John Dubose at 1131 Washington Street. From about 1935-1938 Mr and Mrs John A Brockman lived there. Mr Brockman was a Colonel from Georgia. Entered the Army as an enlisted man in 1893. Graduate of Army School of the Line. He retired in 1936. In 1939 he and his wife Nellie R are living at 817 Abelia Road after moving from the house n Wilmot Avenue. During 1930 census living on Hollywood Drive. The house was again listed in an ad to rent in The State paper on Nov 21, 1938 by a Mrs John Dubose at 1341 Main Street. On Oct 22, 1939, the State Newspaper reported that the house had been purchased by William Lambert DePass (1884-1973). He lived there with his wife Eugenia McDonald DePass until Mr Depass passed away in 1973. Mrs DePass sold the house in 1974. ==My Childhood Home 1974-2000== When my family moved into the house in 1974, I was about 5 years old and my brother was around 7. My most vivid memory of the day we moved in was of a power box on a line in the backyard exploding and the fire department coming.

A Family Home in Coburg == Owners == # 1925 - 1936 [[Lacava-5|Pasquale Lacava]] (Musician) ==== (and their tenants, if any) ==== * 1931 [[Sargeant-157|Gilbert Sargeant]] (Railwayworker) and his newlywed Wife [[Moore-13781|Alberta]]

Unit I served in while in the Canadian military from 1964 to 1970.

==2nd Continental Light Dragoons of the Revolutionary War== Profile in progress '''Sergeants''': :[[Churchill-149|Elijah Churchill (1755-1841)]] ===Colors=== "The regimental colors of the Second Continental Light Dragoons have survived the ravages of war and time. Our original colors are on display at the Connecticut State Library in Hartford, Connecticut. The Second Dragoons were modeled on the French cavalry units of the 1760’s. As a result a number of colors were used by the unit. There was, in addition, to the regimental colors a series of three squadron colors — Red, Green and White, following a similar organization in the French Light Dragoons. Each squadron was the made up of two troops of horse and the regiment was made up of six troops of horse and the command staff. Up until the early 1900’s two of the squadron colors were known to be at the Smithsonian Museum of the American Revolution in Washington D.C."[http://www.dragoons.info/our_past/our-colors/ Colors of the 2nd Continental Light Dragoons], on Website of Sheldon's Horses, aka 2nd Continental Light Dragoons Re-enactment Unit ==Sources==

== History == The Rev. '''William Holmes''' is credited with the inception of the work here although he had been ordained at Rashee (Ballyeaston) on 29 June 1768. He exercised a wide oversight in East Antrim in general and in the Larne/Islandmagee area in particular. In Islandmagee for some years the services were held in the open when the weather was fine, and when it was inclement, in a barn. Being Seceders they were associated with Larne Secession congregation (now Gardenmore), and together they called Mr. '''John Nicholson''' (lic. Upper Tyrone Sec.) who was ordained on 10 Aug. 1785. He preached in each place on alternate Sabbaths and like many other Secession ministers ran a Classical Academy to supplement his income. Mr. '''James Henry''', author of "Hearts of Steel" is said to have been one of his scholars and adherents. In 1796 a meeting house was built on land donated by [[Milliken-244|James Milliken]]. Mr. Nicholson resigned in 1799 when called to the congregation then meeting in Berry Street, Belfast. He was followed by Mr. '''George McCaughey''', a Portglenone man, who was ordained here on 8 July 1800. The ordination took place in a field between the church and the Roddens in Larne. The congregation became independent in 1827 and Mr. McCaughey remained with the Larne section of it. [[Potter-13511|'''Mr. David Potter''']] of Carnteel (lic. Upper Tyrone Sec.) was ordained on 22 Apr. 1828 and was one who disapproved of the Union of the Synods in 1840. He later altered his opinion. He married the widow of Rev. '''Robert Magill''' of Antrim (author of "The Thinking Few") who also held the "Separatist" viewpoint. Mr. Potter died on 26 Feb. 1853 aged 49. He was followed by Mr. '''Robert Henry Shaw''' (lic. Carrickfergus) who was ordained on 29 June 1853, retired in Oct. 1890, and died on 27 Jan. 1892. The sixth minister was Mr. '''Henry Hugh Macready''' (lic. Coleraine). He was ordained on 17 Mar. 1891 and retired on 30 June 1929 because of ill health. His successor was Rev. '''Samuel Gilmore''' of Dunfanaghy. He was installed in 2nd Islandmagee on 27 May 1930 and was called to First Omagh on 28 Apr. 1941. Mr. '''Henry Herbert McClure''' (lic. Donegal) succeeded Mr. Gilmore on 29 July 1941, and after a faithful ministry he resigned because of ill-health on 30 Apr. 1974. He also served the Carrickfergus Presbytery as Clerk for 25 years. The ninth minister in this charge was Rev. '''Noel Matthew Williamson''' (lic. North Belfast 1969). He had been assistant in 1st Carrickfergus where he was ordained on 10 Dec. 1969, and then to the convener in charge of the vacant Nelson Memorial charge on the Shankill Road, Belfast. After that he went to a college in Africa under the auspices of the United Free Church of Scotland. He was installed in 2nd Islandmagee on 25 June 1975. In 1980 Mr. Williamson was appointed Dean of Residences and Chaplain to Presbyterian Students at Queens University, Belfast. Then the Rev. Dr. '''Thomas Hoyte Lyle''' of Limerick was installed in Second Islandmagee on 10 June 1980. He retired on 30th June 1986. Rev. '''David Chapman''' was installed on 20th March 1987. He retired on 31 March 2017. The congregation was linked with First Islandmagee on 1 September 2017 and the Rev. '''Peter Aaron Bovill''' was installed on 8 September 2017.

Below is an alphabetized list of people whose names appear in a pay roll of [[Space:Captain_Benjamin_Laing%27s_Company%2C_First_Regiment%2C_Essex_County_Militia|Captain Benjamin Laing's Company]] of the [[Space:First_Regiment%2C_Essex_County_Militia%2C_New_Jersey|First Regiment, Essex County Militia, New Jersey]] from December 3, 1780 to January 1, 1781. A true copy of the original was found by Mary R. Matthews, #20 Central Ave., Newark, New Jersey, June 8, 1896 and signed William S. Stryker, Adjutant General.[https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/175573?availability=Family%20History%20Library Revolutionary war manuscripts, New Jersey numbers 1-10811], FamilySearch Catalog with access restricted to FamilySearch Center (formerly Family History Center) or FamilySearch Affiliate Library, Film 007724450, Image 588. Original data: New Jersey State Archives. Dept: Genealogical Society. Rec: Revolutionary War Manuscripts. MSS# 244. Note that the spelling of the names is based on how they appear in the record and should not be corrected if they were written incorrectly in the actual pay roll. For example, Benjamin Laing's name is incorrectly spelled as "Laign" in the pay roll and list below. Jacob Alling, Private
Richard Ayrse, Private
Jon^an Badgley, Private
Jeremi^h Bird, Private
Ephraim Blackfd, Private
Isaiah Blackford, Private
Joⁿ Blacklidge, Private
Abner Broadbry, Private
Abraham Bunnel, Private
Daniel Bunnel, Private
David Burrofs, Private
Oliver Cilly, Private
Jno Claisson, Private
David Clark, Private
James Coles, Private
Jn^o Cory, Private
Petre Crag, Private
Daniel Crane, Private
John Darby Jr, Private
Jesper Dolebeer, Private
Christ^r Dormas, Private
Abraham Drake, Corporal
Cornelius Drake, Private
Frances Drake, Private
James Edwards, Private
David Elstone, Sergeant
W^m Elstone, Corporal
Jam^s Enmans, Private
W^m Flether, Private
Elihu Frances, Private
Benone Fraze, Private
Matthias Frazee, Private
Jonatⁿ Gleaton, Private
Joseph Hains, Private
Henry Halsey, Private
Hezekiah Hand, Private
Aaron Hatfield, Private
Daniel Hatfield, Private
Joseph Hatfield, Private
Moses Hatfield, Private
James Hedger, Private
Jn^o Hendricks, Private
Sam^l Hicks, Private
Peningⁿ Jinking, Private
Jon^an Jones, Private
Daⁿ Kelsey, Private
Benjamin Laign, Captain
Levi Lenox, Sergeant
Cornelius Littell, Private
Jonathan Littell, Private
Sam^l Littell, Sergeant
William Littell, Private
Moses Mack-manners, Private
Abra^m Man, Private
Enuch Manning, Private
Johiel Marsh, Private
Joseph Martain, Private
Caleb Maxwel, Lieutenant
John Meeker, Private
Moses Miller, Private
John Miller 3rd, Private
Jonⁿ Morehouse, Sergeant
David Morris, Private
William Oliver 3rd, Private
John Osborn, Private
Thomas Penn, Private
Abraham Person, Private
W^m Person, Private
Jacob Plumbly, Private
Joⁿ Poll, Private
Abner Price, Private
John Price, Corporal
Nehemiah Randolph, Private
John Rino, Private
Hamiltⁿ Robbin, Private
Jacob Roll, Private
Moses Ross, Private
Joseph Serddir, Private
James Shay, Private
Is^ac Spinning, Private
Eleazer Squire, Private
Recompense Stanbry, Private
Abraham Terrel. Private
Dan^l Terrel, Private
Daniel Terrel Jr, Private
Jn^o Terrel, Private
Henry Tucker, Private
George Vallentine, Private
Aaron Whitehead, Private
Daniel Whitehead, Private
Sa^m Whitehead, Private
Benⁿ Williams, Private
Meline Winens, Private
Azariah Wood, Private
Jerem^h Wood, Private
Joseph Wood, Private
Stites Woodruff, Private
== Sources ==

A family home in Coburg, Melbourne, Victoria 1903 - First owner was [[Archibald-1416|Sophie Archibald]]

Harrigan's Pharmacy was located on the main floor of this building, located in Reading, Ohio, from ???? until it closed in ????. There were two apartments located on the second floor.

Return to Walter Kraher Correspondence [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Correspondence_from_Walter_Kahler_27_Mar_2021] 31 Mar 2021 Gmail Amanda Torrey Maria Kraher Walter Kraher Wed, Mar 31, 2021 at 5:46 AM To: Amanda Torrey Hello Amanda ! Thank you for your invitation on Wiki Tree. We will make up for this membership later. For the time being I leave it to you, to place all information correctly and I wish you every success with your Project about emigrants from Salzburg. I study the history of our ancestors from time to time, but I interrupt again and again, frustrated by the illegibility of the old lettering. This mixture of Latin, German, abbreviations, without a uniform system is tedious ........ My three children asked me to work out a family tree, but in the meantime I have immersed myself with enthusiasm, far beyond the goal. Most interesting and touching think for me, are the protestants leaving Salzburg, in which the Kraher womens play a particularly important role. Originally, our ladies wanted to follow an invitation from the Prussian king, but got a better offer from King George of England in Memmingen transmitted, which they followed via Augsburg. Rotterdam....... Our ancestors were all settled in the area between Saalfelden and Zell am See. A special place! With the most complete alpine panorama and the View of the highest mountains in Austria. We owe a lot of knowledge about our ancestral line (Kraher) in Austria to Mr. Alois Aglassinger from Saalfelden, who went to great lengths to research the old church archives and who entered his knowledge on GENI.COM. With various additions about the life of some ancestors. Mr. Aglassinger died in 2005. Start on Google with "Peter Kraher 1678" and Gen.com comes straight away. Open the tree and you will see the line back to 1590. I will also tell you the ways, in which you can find all historical papers online. We are lucky that the church baptism, marriage and death records have been available online since 2017. These records begin around 1616. In the meantime, however, this information has been restricted again for data protection reasons. Baptism books 100 years back, marriage and death books up to 1938. The link to it: data.Matricula-online.eu. (Find location- (Ort) (Saalfelden or Gastein.....) select Book, press the camera symbol ...... The only consistent system is, that every book has a "register". With "A-B-C …" and years. But sometimes it's messed up and not complete either. I assume you are in the archives of the Georgia historical society and of the Georgia Salzburger Society have already researched. (not me) My starting point is two pages of an arrival list from the Georgia Historical Society, about the first Salzburg emigrants who landed with the "Purysburg". Photo 1 & 2. I've spent the last few days looking for your ancestor Peter Gruber (Grueber). That's why it took a while, before I wanted to answer you. On the various genealogy pages his place of birth - Gastein - Taxenbach - (and also Berchtesgaden) is given. Berchtesgaden doesn't fit in there. Taxenbach is located at the lower exit of the Gastein Valley. So I selected all Gruber who were born between 1605 and 1713 in Taxenbach or Gastein. There were 74 people and 18 different family constellations. I only found one Peter Grueber. (Jr.) Born March 10, 1701 in Gastein. Taufbuch II Page 105 Photo 3. (Gastein is also written on Georgia’s arrival list at number 34.Peter Grueber ) His parents are Peter and Maria Grueber and he has 4 siblings. Margareta March 13, 1694 Maria Apr 21, 1697 Barbara Aug 29 1703 Catherine Nov 12, 1704 However, this data does not match the data I find on Wikitree or GeniCom. But you surely know the problem too! Peter Gruebers parents, Michael and Magdalena Grueber are on Wiki Tree. Michael and Magdalena Grueber actually exist in Gastein at the same time, but they only have one child. Elisabeth born June 19, 1703. It gets amusing on Geni.Com, there are the names of the parents of these 2 different families placed on top of each other. It will look like that: Michael Peter Grueber and Maria Magdalena Grueber. Hans Gruber No. 29, who is also registered as a passenger on the Purysburg and is said to have been born in 1689, I could not identify as a brother, as is sometimes stated. On Jan 2nd In 1682 a Johann (Hans) Grueber was born in Gastein, but his parents were called Johann and Katharina. In Taxenbach on Feb.19 a Johann Gruber was born in 1681. And one more, on September 19, 1694. I find a confirmation of marriage to Maria from senior Peter Gruber on November 26th. 1693. As far as I understand, his father is run there with Johannes Gruber. Mother Maria ...... further is illegible - until now. Photo 4. I find a birth confirmed for Peter Gruber on February 7th, 1665. (Maybe Peter jr. Father) However, his father's name is Gregory, (not Johannes) and his mother's name is Walpurga. Photo 5. I have to stop this search for now ......... i need a break !!!! I had a similar experience with our Maria Kraher / Rohrmoser / Mooshammer / Gruber ........... But since yesterday, everything is transparent and provable. (After more then 10 Years) It has number Nr.: 12 on our list No .: 11 John Mooshammer age 34 born in Lainthal in the district of Zell. (Zell am See) It is definitely called the "Lahntal" and is now part of the Maishofen community. Nr .: 12 Mary his Wife "age 23." is sometimes described as "born Kraher". (despite the different spellings of our name, the family line is always understandable because of the place name in the baptismal register.) (Kroier, Kroiher, Graer, Gräer, Craer, Kraer, Kräher, Kreher ..........) At that time the Kraher family lived in "Pfaffenhofen" for several generations. This is only a few kilometers away from the Lahntal and on Sunday you walked past Pfaffenhofen on the way to the church in Gerling. (5km) The church archive is located in Saalfelden, but the spiritual life was certainly celebrated in the church of Gerling. The small settlement of Gerling, with its Gothic church, looks almost like it did 300 years ago when our ancestors had to leave their homeland. (to be found under "Gerling bei Saalfelden") At that time the head of the family was Peter Kraher, born on Nov. 14, 1678 - 1748. Saalfelden Taufbuch III Page 167 Photo 6 He was married three times and has a total of (at least) 12 children, all born between 1703 and 1726. I found all of Peter Kraher's children and wives in the baptism and marriage books of the parish of Saalfelden. But I didn't find a Maria !!! - ( until yesterday ) Photo 7 (I send you already) However, there are also other scriptures that indicate that Maria is Peter Kraher's daughter. His third wife, Barbara Rohrmoser, December 5, 1696 - 1736 (in Ebenezer) Saalfelden Taufbuch IV Page 97 (Computer Index 99) Married Peter on October 29. in 1715. They had 5 children together. Katharina Kraher Oct 24 1716 emigration to Georgia Taufbuch IV Page 358 (Computer Index 364) Gertrude Kraher Feb 25. 1719 emigration to Georgia Taufbuch IV Page 388 (Computer Index 394) Anna Kraher Nov 14 1721 Barbara Kraher April 30 1724 Rupert Kraher. Nov 19, 1726 Obviously the separation went through religion, right through the family! On our list from Georgia, she has Nr .: 24 Barbara Rohrmoser(in) Age 36. Next to it is written: wife of Peter Kraer. No .: 25 Katharina age 17 No .: 26 Gertrude age 14. her children. Her two girls later have the 2 leading theologians the Salzburg community Mr. Johann Martin Bolzius (Gertrude) and Israel Christian Gronau (Katharina) married in Ebenezer. As these pastors are constantly aware of the health of the Salzburger in Georgia reported, there are about 30 books with news from Ebenezer that were printed in Augsburg. • You can find this online under "Samuel Urlsberger" • Web links: Samuel Urlsperger in the Internet Archive (18 continuations). The postal service from Georgia to Augsburg and further home was free of charge. So there are many letters (certainly theologically filtered) that have been printed. I am sending you a letter from the third continuation, with pages 2046/2047 from 1738. In it the sisters Gertrude and Katharina report, their siblings back home that they are doing very well and that the wish nothing more, than that the siblings would also come to Georgia. They report that their mother Barbara died in 1735, that they, the daughters, were married during their mother's lifetime and lived with her in the house until the end. You greet our old father in Saalfelden, if he is still alive…... And now comes the reference to Maria ! "Your sister Maria is also doing very well and she doesn't want anything more, than that you could come to America." Photo 8. Another letter from Peter Gruber and Maria (born Kraher), describes the same thing: ....... we are fine !! ....... Photo 9. And a letter from Barbara Rohrmoser. In it she thanks her friend Peter Pfeffer in Augsburg for pointing out the possibility of emigrating to Georgia and confirms that she actually wanted to go to Prussia. She asks Mr. Pfeffer, her beloved husband and the three children left behind in Saalfelden, 1000 times to say hello and she wished they would come to Georgia. At the memorial stone at the cemetery in old Ebenezer she bears the name "Barbara Kraher". 1696 - Nov 11, 1735 Photo 10 I wrote you that yesterday I also found Maria. She is the 2nd child of Peter Kraher and Margarete Grundtner. Born Aug.12 1704. in Saalfelden. Taufbuch IV Page 189 (Computer Index 191) Photo 11 She has 3 siblings. Her brother Martin May 21, 1708, is my ancestor. Maria was not entered in the registers of the baptismal records, like all of her 12 other siblings. Now I have searched the baptismal records one more time, day after day, page by page, and tried these illegible lettering the pastor to decipher. There I found her between the lines. (I'll also send you a complete list of her siblings.) Photo 12. You have certainly researched carefully how things will continue with Maria in Georgia. Her husband Hans Mooshammer dies on Sep 2, 1735. (born June 2, 1699 in Zell am See (Lähnthall - today Lahntal) Baptismal Register II (Taufbuch) page 366 Wedding presumably while traveling through Germany in 1733. Maria married Peter Gruber on February 23, 1736 in Ebenezer. 2 children: Peter Gruber Jr. 1738, dies after a week. Johann gruber 1739 in Ebenezer, establishes the long line of Groovers, as you say. Peter Gruber dies on December 2, 1740 in Ebenezer. Maria marries a third time, Charles Floerl. Maria dies in Ebenezer in 1767. Her sister Katharina had 4 children with the theologian Gronau. After his death in 1745 she married his successor Hermann Lemke and had two more children. Her daughter Frederica Gronau also married a theologian, Christoph Friedrich Triebner. For this reason there is a lot of documentation and correspondence to the Protestant centers in Halle and Augsburg. I hope I could help you shed some light on the lineages of your ancestors. When I research new things, I will contact you, if you have any questions - you are always welcome. In 2017, a 25-minute school film was made about Salzburg's exiles. Unfortunately i can't buy it, but I'll try to get it for you. He tells the story of the expulsion through the eyes of a little boy from Gastein. best regards Walter Photos are coming soon. Got a new computer and nothing works like it did before! You can find all papers in the Net in a better Quality ! (maybe i will search again for Peter Gruber, like i dit with Maria. I will look again directly in the records, and not in the register for the books) needs a while !

* 1927 -1954 : [[O'Halloran-75|Joseph O'Halloran]] and [[Kearney-216|Kathleen Kearney]] Family Home

RECOVER 32 CHERRY BODIES Many of Dead Unrecognizable -- Records Left By Victims Show They Existed Six Weeks After Being Entombed. Spring Valley, April 12.-- Thirty-two bodies were hoisted out of the St. Paul Coal company's mine at Cherry. These were taken from the lower vein and many of the dead could not be recognized. Records left by some of the dead men go to show they lived for six weeks after being entombed, subsisting on corn and water. The food was taken from the mule stables.
During the past three weeks the work of recovery was retarded by the heavy falls encountered in the passage ways. There are now only 21 bodies unaccounted for, and most of these, it is expected, will be brought up today. Sheriff Skoglund and a squad of deputies are at the mine, but there is no disorder. Urbana Daily Courier
Urbana, Illinois
April 13, 1910
Page 1.

325th Field Signal Battalion was an elite group of African-American soldiers. Organized at Camp Sherman in Chillicothe, Ohio, the Battalion was composed of men from 35 states and the District of Columbia. The Signal Corps was responsible for creating and maintaining communications for the Army. Company A (radio company) {| style="text-align: center;" border="2" bgcolor="#F0 F8 FF" |- ! width="300"|Name ! width="200"|Rank ! width="200"|Dates ! width="100"|Home State ! width="200"|Connected? |- |[[Belton-619| Waddie Lane Belton]]|||SGT 1CL||1895-1960||SC||No |- |[[Carter-42337|George Thomas Carter]]|||SGT 1CL||1899-1920||MA||'''Yes''' |- |[[Coleman-17227|Benjamin Brooks Brown Coleman]]|||||1896-1981||MA||No |- |[[Ford-20229|James William Ford ]]|||SGT 1CL||1895-1937||AL||No |- |[[Harper-14904|Amos Harper ]]|||SGT 1CL||1895-1968||TX||No |- |[[Pelham-749|Fred Pelham ]]|||SGT 1CL||1895-1968||MI||No |- |} Company B (wire company) {| style="text-align: center;" border="2" bgcolor="#F0 F8 FF" |- ! width="300"|Name ! width="200"|Rank ! width="200"|Dates ! width="100"|Home State ! width="200"|Connected? |- |[[Adams-60165|Cato Wesley Adams]]|||CPL||1889-1988||DC||No |- |[[Allen-59006|Edgar L. Allen]]|||PVT||1890-1974||KY||No |- |Richard Battle|||1st LT||||TX?|| |- |[[Buford-797|Clarence Royelus Buford]]|||PFC||1896-1954||OK||No |- |[[Circey-1|William Henry Circey]]|||SGT||1888-1971||IN||No |- |[[Crawford-23582|John Henry Crawford]]|||PFC||1893-||MS||No |- |[[Crawford-23453|Waverly Lee Crawford]]|||Cook||1887-1954||VA||No |- |[[Dogans-2|John Leonard Dogans]]|||PFC||1895-1979||VA||No |- |[[Early-2144|Julian Kent Early]]|||CPL||1889-1953||DC||No |- |[[Early-2098|Preston Woodnutt Early]]|||SGT||1893-1971||DC||No |- |[[Hardwick-2042|Harry Coles Hardwick]]|||Corporal||1897-||GA||No |- |[[Henderson-26524|Eugene Hall Henderson]]|||PVT||1898-1971||GA||No |- |[[Holmes-20070|Elbert Alonso Holmes]]|||SGT||1888-1944||NJ||No |- |[[Hughes-27867|George Robinson Hughes]]|||SGT||1893-1975||VA||No |- |[[Jackson-50268|Marque Lesslie Jackson]]|||SGT||1896-||AL||No |- |[[Keith-6610|Albert Collier Keith]]|||PFC||1895-1978||GA||No |- |[[Madison-1597|Hobart Garrott Madison]]|||PVT||1896-1979||VA||No |- |[[Mays-2892|John Louis Mays]]|||SGT 1CL||||||No |- |[[Minor-2879|Ernest Cluese Minor]]|||PFC||1896-||GA||No |- |Virgil McDowell|||Cook||||AL?|| |- |[[Neal-8094|Thomas Rudolph Neal]]|||PFC||1892-1949||GA||No |- |[[Ormes-76|Thaddeus Stevens Ormes]]|||Horseshoer||1896-1976||OH||No |- |[[Parks-8843|Curvis Lewis Parks]]|||PFC||1894-1978||GA||No |- |[[Rawls-1082|Harvey Lee Rawls]]|||PVT||1894-1944||NC||No |- |[[Riley-13845|Henry Roger Riley]]|||PVT||1890-1959||TX||No |- |[[Smith-282838|Elmer Alonzo Smith]]|||PFC||||||No |- |[[Spotsey-1|Harry Spotsey]]|||SGT 1CL||1894-1975||NY||No |- |[[Talley-2862|Irvin Talley]]|||PFC||1899-1987||MD||No |- |[[Thomas-40206|Maceo Augustine Thomas]]|||PFC||1897-1971||MD||No |- |[[Tolson-712|Philip Alexander Tolson Jr.]]|||SGT 1CL||1894-1973||MD||No |- |[[Toms-1450|Charles Hadden Toms Jr.]]|||PFC||1888-1977||MS||No |- |[[Turner-41821|Franklin Pierce Turner Jr.]]|||SGT||1895-1952||DC||No |- |[[Walker-58839|Richard Hill Walker]]|||2nd LT||1894-||TN||No |- |[[Watson-35182|Augustus Dart Watson]]|||SGT 1CL||1895-1989||SC||No |- |[[Wilks-1196|William Roscoe Wilks]]|||SGT 1CL||1889-1996||MO||No |- |Samuel Wilson|||PVT||||||No |- |[[Wingfield-1275|Charles Wingo Wingfield]]|||PFC||1898-1931||GA||No |- |[[Wiseman-2071|Luther Butler Wiseman]]|||MSTR SIG ELEC||1895-1951||DC||'''Yes''' |- |} Company C (outpost company) {| style="text-align: center;" border="2" bgcolor="#F0 F8 FF" |- ! width="300"|Name ! width="200"|Rank ! width="200"|Dates ! width="100"|Home State ! width="200"|Connected? |- |[[Atwood-3557|Rufus Ballard Atwood]]|||SGT 1CL||1879-1983||KY||No |- |[[Herbert-4888|William Gordon Herbert]]|||2nd LT||1897-1956||NY||No |- |[[Johnson-32264|Adolphus Johnson]]|||CPL||1895-1986||GA||No |- |[[Ward-34308|Leland Dubois Ward]]|||CPL||1893-1942||DC||No |- |}

Listed residences as per the Belfast Street Directory: * 1877: Lusk, Eliza * 1880: Johnston, Francis, oiler * 1890, Shannon street is simply listed as "60 small houses". * 1901: O'Neill, John, waiter * 1907: Bowman, Wm., labourer * 1908: Bowman, Wm., labourer * 1909: Millar, David, carpenter * 1910: McGreevy, Hugh, baker * 1912: Vogan, Thos., labourer * 1918: Hamilton, Thos., soldier * 1924: [[Starrett-222|Starret, M.]], labourer * 1932: [[Starrett-222|Starret, M.]], labourer * 1939: [[Dillon-4452|Starret, Mrs.]] * 1943: [[Dillon-4452|Starret, Mrs.]] * 1947: [[Dillon-4452|Starret, Mrs.]] * 1951: [[Dillon-4452|Starrett, Mrs. Jemima]] * 1960: [[Dillon-4452|Starrett, Mrs. Jemima]] == Sources == * [https://www.lennonwylie.co.uk/index.htm Belfast Street Directories]

336th Squad A.E. Burns :Name: A.E. Burns ::Pilot: A.E. Burns ::Missions count: 34 Missions {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" |||||||||||||| |- | Crew Members || Mission || Aircraft ||Status|| Call Sign || Squadron || MACR |- | 42-31675 - BB || 09/27/1944 Mainz (Germany) || 42-31675 - Berlin Bessie (B-17G) || Lost || W || 336 || ??? |- | 43-38469 || 10/25/1944 Hamburg (Germany) || 43-38469 - (B-17G) || Sortie || U|| 336 || |- | 43-38199 - EG || 10/28/1944 Hamm (Germany) || 43-38199 - Easy Going (B-17G) || Sortie ||Z || 336 || |- | 42-97844 || 11/02/1944 Merseburg (Germany) || 42-97844 - EG (B-17G) || Sortie || R || 336 || |- | 42-97844 || 11/04/1944 Neunkirchen (Germany) || 42-97844 - EG (B-17G) || Sortie || R || 336 || |- | 42-106993 - PB || 11/26/1944 Gutersloh (Germany) ||42-106993 - Pretty Baby (B-17G) || Sortie || W || 336 || |- | 42-97844 || 11/29/1944 Hamm (Germany) ) || 42-97844 - EG (B-17G) || Sortie ||R||336|| |- | 42-97844 || 12/10/1944 Coblentz (Germany)) || 42-97844 - EG (B-17G) || Sortie ||R||336|| |- | 42-97844 || 12/11/1944 Giessen (Germany) ) || 42-97844 - EG (B-17G) || Sortie ||R||336|| |- | 42-97844 || 12/12/1944 Darnstadt (Germany) || 42-97844 - EG (B-17G) || Sortie ||R||336|| |- | 42-97844 || 12/16/1944 Stuttgart (Germany) || 42-97844 - EG (B-17G) || Sortie ||R||336|| |- | 42-97844 || 12/24/1944 Biblis (Germany) || 42-97844 - EG (B-17G) || Sortie ||R||336|| |- |44-8272 || 12/27/1944 Fulda (Germany) || 44-8272 - (B-17G) || Sortie ||P||336|| |- |43-38283 || 12/28/1944 Coblentz (Germany) || 43-38283 - (B-17G) || Sortie ||A||336|| |- |43-38333 - HD || 12/29/1944 Frankfurt (Germany) || 43-38333 - Heavy Date (B-17G) || Sortie ||S||336|| |- | 43-38469 || 12/30/1944 Kassel (Germany) || 43-38469 - (B-17G) || Sortie ||U||336|| |- | 43-38584 - TD || 01/02/1945 Badkreuznach (Germany) || 43-38584 - The Dawnbusters (B-17G) || Sortie ||H||336|| |- |43-38199 - EG || 01/03/1945 Fulda (Germany) || 43-38199 - Easy Going (B-17G) || Sortie ||Z||336|| |- |43-38106 - S || 01/05/1945 Frankfurt (Germany) || 43-38106 - Starduster (B-17G) || Sortie ||E||336|| |- |43-38469 || 01/23/1945 Neuss (Germany) || 43-38469 - (B-17G) || Sortie ||U||336|| |- |43-38617 - NYE || 01/28/1945 Duisburg (Germany) || 43-38617 - New York Express (B-17G) || Sortie ||U||336|| |- |43-38469 || 02/06/1945 Chemnitz (Germany) || 43-38469 - (B-17G) || Sortie || U||336|| |- |43-38617 - NYE || 02/15/1945 Cottbus (Germany) || 43-38617 - New York Express (B-17G) || Sortie ||Q||336|| |- |43-38617 - NYE || 02/21/1945 Nuremburg (Germany) || 43-38617 - New York Express (B-17G) || AB-Sortie ||Q||336|| |- |43-38617 - NYE || 02/22/1945 Bamberg (Germany) || 43-38617 - New York Express (B-17G) || Sortie ||Q||336|| |- |43-38617 - NYE || 02/24/1945 Bremen (Germany) || 43-38617 - New York Express (B-17G) || Sortie ||Q||336|| |- | 44-8604 - SE ||02/27/1945 Leipzig (Germany) || 44-8604 - Section Eight (B-17G) || Sortie ||X||336|| |- | 43-38106 - S || 03/01/1945 Ulm (Germany) || 43-38106 - Starduster (B-17G) || Sortie ||F||336|| |- | 44-8604 - SE || 03/02/1945 Ruhland (Germany) || 44-8604 - Section Eight (B-17G) || Sortie ||X||336|| |- | 44-8604 - SE || 03/08/1945 Langendereer (Germany) || 44-8604 - Section Eight (B-17G) || Sortie ||X||336|| |- |43-38469 || 03/10/1945 Dortmunderfeld (Germany) || 43-38469 - (B-17G) || Sortie ||U||336|| |- |43-38617 - NYE || 03/12/1945 Swinemunde (Germany) || 43-38617 - New York Express (B-17G) || ABORT ||Q||336|| |- |43-38617 - NYE || 03/14/1945 Seelze (Germany) || 43-38617 - New York Express (B-17G) || Sortie || Q || 336 || |- |43-38617 - NYE || 03/17/1945 Ruhland (Germany) || 43-38617 - New York Express (B-17G) || Sortie || Q || 336 || |} MACR :Mission: 05/12/1944 Brux (Czechoslovakia) :Pilot: E.M. Yablonowski :Aircraft: 42-39884 At 1230 South of Frankfurt, aircraft left the formation and exploded shortly after the bail out signal was given ---- A.L. Moore :Name: A.L. Moore ::Missions count: 3 Missions {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" |||||||||||||| |- | Crew members || Mission || Aircraft ||Status|| Call Sign || Squadron || MACR |- | 43-38333 - HD ||05/01/1945 CHOWHOUND 1 (Hague) (Netherlands) || 43-38333 - Heavy Date (B-17G) || Sortie ||S||336|| |- | 42-106993 - PB || 05/02/1945 CHOWHOUND 2 (Amsterdam) (Netherlands) || 42-106993 - Pretty Baby (B-17G) || Sortie ||W||336|| |- | 43-38676 || 05/16/1945 REVIVAL MISSION 1 (Europe) || 43-38676 - (B-17G) || Sortie ||V||336|| |} ---- A.V. Stone :Name: A.V. Stone :Pilot: A.V. Stone ::Missions count: 5 Missions {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" |||||||||||||| |- | Crew members || Mission || Aircraft ||Status|| Call Sign || Squadron || MACR |- | 43-38333 - HD ||05/13/1943 St. Omer (France) || 42-29675 - (B-17F) || Sortie ||E||336|| |- | 42-3171 - TB || 05/14/1943 Antwerp (Belgium)|| 42-3171 - The Blivit (B-17F) || Sortie ||K||336|| |- | 42-29675 || 05/17/1943 Lorient (France) || 42-29675 - (B-17F) || Sortie ||E||336|| |- | 42-29675 || 05/29/1943 Rennes (France) || 42-29675 - (B-17F) || Sortie ||E||336|| |- | 42-3286||06/13/1943 Kiel (Germany) || 42-3286 - (B-17F) || Lost ||E||336|| 2453 |} Mission: 06/13/1943 Kiel (Germany) :Pilot: A.V. Stone :Aircraft: 42-3286 Aircraft last seen west of target. ---- B. Glovick :Name: B. Glovick ::Missions count: 35 Missions {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" |||||||||||||| |- | Crew members || Mission || Aircraft ||Status|| Call Sign || Squadron || MACR |- | 42-102427 || 09/26/1944 Bremen (Germany) || 42-102427 - (B-17G) || Sortie ||C||336|| |- | 42-102450 || 09/28/1944 Merseburg (Germany) || 42-102450 - Paisano (B-17G) || Sortie ||K||336|| |- | 42-31410 - IDI || 09/30/1944 Bielefeld (Germany) || 42-31410 - I Dood It (B-17G) || Sortie ||G||336|| |- | 42-97844 || 10/03/1944 Nurnburg (Germany)|| 42-97844 - (B-17G) || Sortie ||R||336|| |- | 42-97844 ||10/06/1944 Berlin (Spandau) (Germany) || 42-97844 - (B-17G) || Sortie ||R||336|| |- | 42-97844 || 10/07/1944 Bohlen (Germany) || 42-97844 - (B-17G) || Sortie ||R||336|| |- | 43-38584 - TD || 10/15/1944 Cologne (Germany) || 42-102450 - Paisano (B-17G) || Sortie ||H||336|| |- | 44-8272 || 10/17/1944 Cologne (Germany) || 44-8272 - (B-17G) || Sortie ||P||336|| |- | 43-38283 || 10/22/1944 Munster (Germany) || 43-38283 - (B-17G) || Sortie ||A||336|| |- | 44-8272 || 10/28/1944 Hamm (Germany) || 44-8272 - (B-17G) || Sortie ||P||336|| |- |43-38333 - HD || 12/16/1944 Stuttgart (Germany) || 43-38333 - Heavy Date (B-17G) || Sortie ||S||336|| |- |43-38333 - HD || 12/25/1944 Badmunster (Germany) || 43-38333 - Heavy Date (B-17G) || Sortie ||S||336|| |- | 43-38617 - NYE || 01/02/1945 Badkreuznach (Germany) || 43-38617 - New York Express || Sortie ||Q||336|| |- | 43-38617 - NYE || 01/03/1945 Fulda (Germany) || 43-38617 - New York Express || Sortie ||Q||336|| |- |43-38333 - HD || 01/10/1945 Himmelgeist (Germany) || 43-38333 - Heavy Date (B-17G) || Sortie ||S||336|| |- |43-38333 - HD || 01/17/1945 Hamburg (Germany) || 43-38333 - Heavy Date (B-17G) || Sortie ||S||336|| |- |43-38676 || 01/28/1945 Duisburg (Germany) || 43-38676 - (B-17G) || Sortie ||V||336|| |- |43-38333 - HD || 02/06/1945 Chemnitz (Germany) || 43-38333 - Heavy Date (B-17G) || Sortie ||S||336|| |- | 44-8604 - SE || 02/17/1945 Frankfurt (Germany) || 44-8604 - Section Eight (B-17G) || Sortie ||X||335|| |- |44-8604 - SE || 03/01/1945 Ulm (Germany) || 44-8604 - Section Eight (B-17G) || Sortie ||X||336|| |- | 43-38617 - NYE || 03/07/1945 Datteln (Germany) || 43-38617 - New York Express || ABORT ||Q||336|| |- |43-38106 - S || 03/08/1945 Langendereer (Germany) || 43-38106 - Starduster (B-17G) || Sortie ||E||336|| |- |43-38333 - HD || 03/19/1945 Jena (Germany) || 43-38333 - Heavy Date (B-17G) || Sortie ||S||336|| |- |43-38333 - HD || 03/21/1945 Handorf (Germany) || 43-38333 - Heavy Date (B-17G) || Sortie ||S||336|| |- |43-38333 - HD || 03/22/1945 Ahlhorn (Germany) || 43-38333 - Heavy Date (B-17G) || Sortie ||S||336|| |- | 43-38584 - TD || 03/24/1945 Steenwick-Hhsvelt (Germany) || 43-38584 - The Dawnbusters (B-17G) || Sortie ||A||336|| |- |43-38996 || 03/24/1945 Ziegenhain (Germany) || 43-38996 - (B-17G) || Sortie ||T||334|| |- |43-38333 - HD || 03/28/1945 Hannover (Germany) || 43-38333 - Heavy Date (B-17G) || Sortie ||S||336|| |- |43-38333 - HD || 03/30/1945 Hamburg (Germany) || 43-38333 - Heavy Date (B-17G) || Sortie ||S||336|| |- |43-38317 - FE || 03/31/1945 Zeitz (Germany) || 43-38317 - Flak Evader (B-17G) (B-17G) || Sortie ||K||334|| |- |43-38106 - S || 04/03/1945 Kiel (Germany) || 43-38106 - Starduster (B-17G) || Sortie ||E||336|| |- |43-38333 - HD || 04/04/1945 Kiel (Germany) || 43-38333 - Heavy Date (B-17G) || Sortie ||S||336|| |- |43-38333 - HD || 04/06/1945 Leipzig (Germany) || 43-38333 - Heavy Date (B-17G) || Sortie ||S||336|| |- |43-38317 - FE || 04/07/1945 Kaltenkirchen (Germany) || 43-38317 - Flak Evader (B-17G) (B-17G) || Sortie ||K||336|| |- | 43-38996 || 04/08/1945 Eger (Germany) || 43-39037 - Little Joe (B-17G) || Sortie ||T ||336|| |} ---- C. Earley :Name: C. Earley ::Missions count: 35 Missions {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" |||||||||||||| |- | Crew members || Mission || Aircraft ||Status || Call Sign || Squadron || MACR |- | 43-38551 || 10/25/1944 Hamburg (Germany) || 43-38551 - (B-17G) || Sortie ||L||334|| |- | 42-31989 - BM || 10/28/1944 Hamm (Germany) || 42-31989 - Black Magic (B-17G) || Sortie ||M||336|| |- | 43-38441 - MH-BA || 10/30/1944 Merseburg @ Recalled (Weather) (Germany) || 43-38441 - Miss Hell - Bent for Action (B-17G) || Sortie ||P||412|| |- | 42-102447 - EB || 11/04/1944 Neunkirchen (Germany) || 42-31989 - Black Magic (B-17G) || Sortie ||P||412|| |- | 42-31989 - BM || 11/06/1944 Neumunster (Germany) || 42-102447 - El's Belles (B-17G) || Sortie ||A||336|| |- | 44-8272 || 11/09/1944 Saarbrucken (Germany) || 42-97844 - (B-17G) || Sortie ||P||336|| |- | 42-97844 || 11/21/1944 Giessen (Germany) || 42-97844 - (B-17G) || Sortie ||R||336|| |- | 42-97844 || 11/26/1944 Gutersloh (Germany) || 42-97844 - (B-17G) || Sortie ||R||336|| |- | 44-6583 - CN || 11/30/1944 Merseburg (Germany) || 44-6583 - Cadet Nurse (B-17G) || Sortie ||Y||336|| |- | 42-107201 - W || 12/02/1944 Coblentz (Germany) || 42-107201 - Worrybird (B-17G) || Sortie ||J||334|| |- | 43-38283 || 12/05/1944 Berlin (Germany) || 43-38283 - (B-17G) || Sortie ||A||336|| |- | 43-38584 - TD || 12/16/1944 Stuttgart (Germany) || 43-38584 - The Dawnbusters (B-17G) || Sortie ||H||336|| |- | 43-38283 || 12/24/1944 Biblis (Germany) || 43-38283 - (B-17G) || Sortie ||A||336|| |- | 43-38584 - TD || 12/28/1944 Coblentz (Germany) || 43-38584 - The Dawnbusters (B-17G) || Sortie ||H||336|| |- | 43-38199 - EG || 12/29/1944 Frankfurt (Germany) || 43-38199 - Easy Going (B-17G) || Sortie ||Z||336|| |- | 42-106993 - PB || 12/30/1944 Kassel (Germany) || 43-38199 - Easy Going (B-17G) || Sortie ||W||336|| |- | 44-6583 - CN || 01/13/1945 Mainz (Germany) || 44-6583 - Cadet Nurse (B-17G) || Sortie ||Y||336|| |- | 43-38617 - NYE || 01/14/1945 Derben (Germany) || 43-38617 - New York Express (B-17G) || ABORT ||Q||336|| |- | 43-38469 || 01/17/1945 Hamburg (Germany) || 43-38469 - (B-17G) || ABORT ||U||336|| |- | 44-6583 - CN || 01/20/1945 Heilbronn (Germany) || 44-6583 - Cadet Nurse (B-17G) || Sortie ||Y||336|| |- | 44-8272 || 02/01/1945 Wesel (Germany) || 44-8272 - (B-17G) || Sortie ||P||336|| |- | 44-6583 - CN || 02/03/1945 Berlin (Germany) || 44-6583 - Cadet Nurse (B-17G) || Sortie ||Y||336|| |- | 44-6583 - CN || 02/09/1945 Weimar (Germany) || 44-6583 - Cadet Nurse (B-17G) || Sortie ||Y||336|| |- | 43-38584 - TD || 02/25/1945 Munich (Germany) || 43-38584 - The Dawnbusters (B-17G) || Sortie ||H||336|| |- | 43-38676 || 02/27/1945 Leipzig (Germany) || 43-38676 - (B-17G) || Sortie ||H||336|| |- | 44-8604 || 03/04/1945 Ulm (Germany) || 44-8604 - Section Eight (B-17G) || AB-Sortie ||X||336|| |- | 43-38676 || 03/12/1945 Swinemunde (Germany) || 43-38676 - (B-17G) || AB-Sortie ||V||336|| |- | 43-38333 - HD || 03/14/1945 Seelze (Germany) || 43-38333 - Heavy Date (B-17G) || Sortie ||S||336|| |- | 43-38333 - HD || 03/17/1945 Ruhland (Germany) || 43-38333 - Heavy Date (B-17G) || Sortie ||S||336|| |- | 43-38333 - HD || 03/18/1945 Berlin (Germany) || 43-38333 - Heavy Date (B-17G) || Sortie ||S||336|| |- | 43-39175 || 03/19/1945 Jena (Germany) || 43-39175 - (B-17G) || Sortie ||L||334|| |- | 43-38333 - HD || 03/23/1945 Unma (Germany) || 43-38333 - Heavy Date (B-17G) || Sortie ||S||336|| |- | 43-39037 - LJ || 03/30/1945 Hamburg (Germany) || 43-39037 - Little Joe (B-17G) || Sortie ||S||336|| |- | 43-38617 - NYE || 03/31/1945 Zeitz (Germany) || 43-38617 - New York Express (B-17G) || ABORT ||Q||336|| |- | 43-39037 - LJ || 04/03/1945 Kiel (Germany) || 43-39037 - Little Joe (B-17G) || Sortie ||T||336|| |} ----

The 33rd Infantry Regiment was an American unit stationed in the Panama Canal Zone and Caribbean from 1916-56. While other American regiments throughout our military history had the designation of 33d Infantry, they have no lineage with the most recent 33d Infantry Regiment. The 33d Infantry was activated on 6 July 1916 in accordance with War Department General Orders Number 22 dated 30 June 1916 that ordered seven new regiments to be organized; one (the 33d Infantry) in the Canal Zone. During the construction days ... camps were occupied by troops after being vacated by civilians. https://military.wikia.org/wiki/33rd_Infantry_Regiment_(United_States) During the World War, it guarded Gatun Locks, the dam and spillway, the Monte Lirio and Mindi Bridges, the Chagres River Bridge at Gamboa, the Pedro Miguel and Miraflores locks, pier 18 and the dry dock at Balboa. During the period from 1916 to 1920, the regiment was engaged in exploring and charting the jungles of Panama. '''Distinctive unit insignia:''' Description: A Silver color metal and enamel device 1 1⁄4 inches (3.2 cm) in height overall consisting of a shield blazoned: Argent, a pile cottised Azure, charged with a sword bayonet fesswise of the field. Attached below and to the sides of the shield a Silver scroll inscribed “RIDENTES VENIMUS” in Blue letters. Symbolism: This Regiment was organized in the Canal Zone in 1916, and served there during World War I guarding the canal. This is symbolized by the cotises of Infantry blue on each side of a pile to represent the canal. The motto translates to “Smiling We Come.” Background: The distinctive unit insignia was approved on 8 January 1924. '''Coat of arms''' Blazon Shield Argent, a pile cottised Azure, charged with a sword bayonet fesswise of the field. Crest None. Motto RIDENTES VENIMUS (Smiling We Come) Symbolism: Shield This Regiment was organized in the Canal Zone in 1916, and served there during World War I guarding the canal. This is symbolized by the cotises of Infantry blue on each side of a pile to represent the canal. Crest None. Background: The coat of arms was approved on 2 March 1921. ==Sources== Excerpts from Wikipedia [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/33rd_Infantry_Regiment_(United_States)]

35th Annual Reunion of the 11th Texas Cavalry Aug. 1-2, 1912 P.T. McBride was the last surviving member of this company. I have a copy of this photo without the annotation if anyone is interested. Just drop me an email. [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=mr&MRid=47656936 J. Erickson]

== 3651 OSLER STREET, VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA == 3651 Osler Street, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada -- the home of [[Doyle-2737 |Henry Doyle]] and his wife, [[English-1917 |"Fan" Frances Manuelita nee English]] c.1936. ---- About 1904, Henry Doyle moved his family to New Westminster to the house at [[Space:56_Royal_Avenue |56 Royal Avenue]] newly vacated by his wife's sister and husband. In 1906, the growing family switched houses with his wife's mother (living only with one bachelor son & her greyhound dogs) making it legal through deeding the house at [[Space:English_Corners |119 Royal Avenue aka English Corners]] for $1.00. Fan's brother John, having returned from his medical studies first at McGill and then in Vienna, used the den off the first staircase landing for his office. The family moved from 119 Royal Avenue in 1920. The Doyles lived in Chewasin (now Tsawwassen) from 1920 to 1936. In 1946, Henry and Fan moved to the San Fernando Valley to 13489 Rand Drive, Sherman Oaks, California (where their son Harry had settled). Henry became active in Harry's public accounting business. Fan & Henry's home was always open to their children, nieces, nephews, and grandchildren. Henry died of old age at age 87 in 1961, and Fan died at age 86 from complications following a fall and a broken hip in 1968. ---- Remax ad Oct 2014: Absolutely rare opportunity to own this huge lot in the most prestigious First Shaughnessy! Perfect location with beautiful street appeal, 82 x 241 =19766 SF lot, over 4200 SF Georgian home, close to York Built in 1920 Remax ad Oct 2014: "House and other best schools, UBC, downtown & shopping. The ultimate investment potential! Don't miss out. Tenanted, please do not walk onto the yard without notice. Asking $7,880,000 and sold" == Sources == * [http://remax-selectvanbc.com/officelistings.html/details-37179473 3651 Osler Street] from www.remax.com

[U.S. Congress, ''The Public Statutes at Large of the United States of America, 1789-1873'', 17 vols. (Washington, D.C.: [various publishers], 1845-73), 12: 268-271, 'An act to authorize the employment of volunteers to aid in enforcing the laws and protecting public property', chap. 9; image copy, ''Library of Congress'' ([https://www.loc.gov/resource/llsalvol.llsal_012/?sp=300&st=image https://www.loc.gov/resource/llsalvol.llsal_012/?sp=300&st=image] : accessed 21 November 2023).] [See [[Space:Laws_Relating_To_Civil_War|Laws relating to the U.S. Civil War]]]

'Chap. IX.--''An Act to authorize the Employment of Volunteers to aid in enforcing the Laws and protecting Public Property''.

'Whereas, certain of the forts, arsenals, custom-houses, navy yards, and other property of the United States have been seized, and other violations of law have been committed and are threatened by organized bodies of men in several of the States, and a conspiracy has been entered into to overthrow the Government of the United States: Therefore,

'''Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled'', That the President be, and he is hereby, authorized to accept the services of volunteers, either as cavalry, infantry, or artillery, in such numbers, not exceeding five hundred thousand, as he may deem necessary, for the purpose of repelling invasion, supressing insurrection, enforcing the laws, and preserving and protecting the public property: ''Provided'', That the services of the volunteers shall be for such time as the President may direct, not exceeding three years nor less than six months, and they shall be disbanded at the end of the war. And all provisions of law applicable to three years' volunteers shall apply to two years' volunteers, and to all volunteers who have been, or may be, accepted into the service of the United States, for a period not less than six months, in the same manner as if such volunteers were specifically named. Before receiving into service any number of volunteers exceeding those now called for and accepted, the President shall, from time to time, issue his proclamation, stating the number desired, either as [p.269] cavalry, infantry, or artillery, and the States from which they are to be furnished, having reference, in any such requisition, to the number then in service from the several States, and to the exigencies of the service at the time, and equalizing, as far as practicable, the number furnished by the several States, according to Federal population.

'SEC. 2. ''And be it further enacted'', That the said volunteers shall be subject to the rules and regulations governing the army of the United States, and that they shall be formed, by the President, into regiments of infantry, with the exception of such numbers for cavalry and artillery, as he may direct, not to exceed the proportion of one company of each of those arms to every regiment of infantry, and to be organized as in the regular service. Each regiment of infantry shall have one colonel, one lieutenant-colonel, one major, one adjutant, (a lieutenant,) one quarter-master, (a lieutenant,) one surgeon and one assistant surgeon, one sergeant-major, one regimental quartermaster-sergeant, one regimental commissary-sergeant, one hospital steward, two principal musicians, and twenty-four musicians for a band, and shall be composed of ten companies, each company to consist of one captain, one first lieutenant, one second lieutenant, one first sergeant, four sergeants, eight corporals, two musicians, one wagoner, and from sixty-four to eighty-two privates.

'Sec. 3. ''And be it further enacted'', That these forces, when accepted as herein authorized, shall be organized into divisions of three or more brigades each; and each division shall have a major-general, three aides-de-camp, and one assistant adjutant-general with the rank of major. Each brigade shall be composed of four or more regiments and shall have one brigadier-general, two aides-de-camp, one assistant adjutant-general with the rank of captain, one surgeon, one assistant quartermaster, and one commissary of subsistence.

'Sec. 4. ''And be it further enacted'', That the President shall be authorized to appoint, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate, for the command of the forces provided for in this act, a number of major-generals, not exceeding six, and a number of brigadier-generals, not exceeding eighteen, and the other division and brigade officers required for the organization of these forces, except the aides-de-camp, who shall be selected by their respective generals from the officers of the army or volunteer corps: ''Provided'', That the President may select the major-generals and brigadier-generals provided for in this act, from the line or staff of the regular army, and the officers so selected shall be permitted to retain their rank therein. The governors of the States furnishing volunteers under this act, shall commission the field, staff, and company officers requisite for the said volunteers; but, in cases where the State authorities refuse or omit to furnish volunteers at the call or on the proclamation of the President, and volunteers from such States offer their services under such call or proclamation, the President shall have power to accept such services, and to commission the proper field, staff, and company officers.

'Sec. 5. ''And be it further enacted'', That the officers, non-commissioned officers, and privates, organized as above set forth, shall, in all respects, be placed on the footing, as to pay and allowances, of similar corps of the regular army: ''Provided'', That the allowances of non-commissioned officers and privates for clothing, when not furnished in kind, shall be three dollars and fifty cents per month, and that each company officer, non-commissioned officer, private, musician, and artificer of cavalry shall furnish his own horse and horse equipments, and shall receive forty cents per day for their use and risk, except that in case the horse shall become disabled, or shall die, the allowance shall cease until the disability be removed or another horse be supplied. Every volunteer non-commissioned officer, private, musician, and artificer, who enters the service of the United States under this act, shall be paid at the rate of fifty cents in lieu of subsistence, and if a cavalry volunteer, twenty-five cents additional, in lieu of forage, for [page 270] every twenty miles of travel from his place of enrolment to the place of muster--the distance to be measured by the shortest usually travelled route; and when honorably discharged an allowance at the same rate, from the place of his discharge to his place of enrolment, and, in addition thereto, if he shall have served for a period of two years, or during the war, if sooner ended, the sum of one hundred dollars: ''Provided'', That such of the companies of cavalry herein provided for, as may require it, may be furnished with horses and horse equipments in the same manner as in the United States army.

'Sec. 6. ''And be it further enacted'', That any volunteer who may be received into the service of the United States under this act, and who may be wounded or otherwise disabled in the service, shall be entitled to the benefits which have been or may be conferred on persons disabled in the regular service, and the widow, if there be one, and if not, the legal heirs of such as die, or may be killed in service, in addition to all arrears of pay and allowances, shall receive the sum of one hundred dollars.

'Sec. 7. ''And be it further enacted'', That the bands of the regiments of infantry and of the regiments of cavalry shall be paid as follows: one-fourth of each shall receive the pay and allowances of sergeants of engineer soldiers; one-fourth those of corporals of engineer soldiers; and the remaining half those of privates of engineer soldiers of the first class; and the leaders of the band shall receive the same pay and emoluments as second lieutenants of infantry.

'Sec. 8. ''And be it further enacted'', That the wagoners and saddlers shall receive the pay and allowances of corporals of cavalry. The regimental commissary-sergeant shall receive the pay and allowances of regimental sergeant-major, and the regimental quartermaster-sergeant shall receive the pay and allowances of a sergeant of cavalry.

'Sec. 9. ''And be it further enacted'', That there shall be allowed to each regiment one chaplain, who shall be appointed by the regimental commander on the vote of the field officers and company commanders on duty with the regiment at the time the appointment shall be made. The chaplain so appointed must be a regular ordained minister of a Christian denomination, and shall receive the pay and allowances of a captain of cavalry, and shall be required to report to the colonel commanding the regiment to which he is attached, at the end of each quarter, the moral and religious condition of the regiment, and such suggestions as may conduce to the social happiness and moral improvement of the troops.

'Sec. 10. ''And be it further enacted'', That the general commanding a separate department or a detached army, is hereby authorized to appoint a military board or commission, of not less than three nor more than five officers, whose duty it shall be to examine the capacity, qualifications, propriety of conduct and efficiency of any commissioned officer of volunteers within his department or army, who may be reported to the board or commission; and upon such report, if adverse to such officer, and if approved by the President of the United States, the commission of such officer shall be vacated: ''Provided always'', That no officer shall be eligible to sit on such board or commission, whose rank or promotion would in any way be affected by its proceedings, and two members at least, if practicable, shall be of equal rank of the officer being examined. And when vacancies occur in any of the companies of volunteers, an election shall be called by the colonel of the regiment to fill such vacancies, and the men of each company shall vote in their respective companies for all officers as high as captain, and vacancies above captain shall be filled by the votes of the commissioned officers of the regiment, and all officers so elected shall be commissioned by the respective Governors of the States, or by the President of the Unites States.

'Sec. 11. ''And be it further enacted'', That all letters written by soldiers in the service of the United States, may be transmitted through the mails [page 271] without prepayment of postage, under such regulations as the Post-Office Department may prescribe, the postage thereon to be paid by the recipients.

'Sec. 12. ''And be it further enacted'', That the Secretary of War be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to introduce among the volunteer forces in the service of the United States, the system of allotment tickets now used in the navy, or some equivalent system, by which the family of the volunteer may draw such portions of his pay as he may request.

'Approved, July 22, 1861.'

[U.S. Congress, ''The Public Statutes at Large of the United States of America, 1789-1873'', 17 vols. (Washington, D.C.: [various publishers], 1845-73), 12: 566-569, 14 July 1862, 'An Act to Grant Pensions,' chap. 166; image copy, ''Library of Congress'' ([https://www.loc.gov/resource/llsalvol.llsal_012/?sp=598 https://www.loc.gov/resource/llsalvol.llsal_012/?sp=598] : accessed 12 November 2023).] [See [[Space:Laws_Relating_To_Civil_War|Laws relating to the U.S. Civil War]]]

'July 14, 1862

'CHAP. CLXVI.--''An Act to grant Pensions''.

'''Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled'', That if any officer, non-commissioned officer, musician, or private of the army, including regulars, volunteers, and militia, or any officer, warrant, or petty officer, musician, seaman, ordinary seaman, flotilla-man, marine, clerk, landsman, pilot, or other person in the navy or marine corps, has been, since the fourth day of March, eighteen hundred and sixty-one, or shall hereafter be, disabled by reason of any wound received or disease contracted while in the service of the United States, and in the line of duty, he shall, upon making due proof of the fact according to such forms and regulations as are or may be provided by or in pursuance of law, be placed upon the list of invalid pensions of the United States, and be entitled to receive, for the highest rate of disability, such pension as is hereinafter provided in such cases, and for an inferior disability an amount proportionate to the highest [page 567] disability, to commence as hereinafter provided, and continue during the existence of such disability. The pension for a total disability for officers, non-commissioned officers, musicians, and privates employed in the military service of the United States, whether regulars, volunteers, or militia, and in the marine corps, shall be as follows, viz: Lieutenant-colonel, and all officers of a higher rank, thirty dollars per month; major, twenty-five dollars per month; captain, twenty dollars per month; first lieutenant, seventeen dollars per month; second lieutenant, fifteen dollars per month; and non-commissioned officers, musicians, and privates, eight dollars per month. The pension for total disability for officers, warrant, or petty officers, and others employed in the naval service of the United States, shall be as follows, viz: Captain, commander, surgeon, paymaster, and chief engineer, respectively, ranking with commander by law, lieutenant commanding, and master commanding, thirty dollars per month; lieutenant, surgeon, paymaster, and chief engineer, respectively, ranking with lieutenant by law, and passed assistant surgeon, twenty-five dollars per month; professor of mathematics, master, assistant surgeon, assistant paymaster, and chaplain, twenty dollars per month; first assistant engineers and pilots, fifteen dollars per month; passed midshipman, midshipman, captains' and paymasters' clerk, second and third assistant engineer, masters' mate, and all warrant officers, ten dollars per month; all petty officers, and all other persons before named employed in the naval service, eight dollars per month; and all commissioned officers, of either service, shall receive such and only such pension as is herein provided for the rank in which they hold commissions.

'SEC. 2. ''And be it further enacted'', That if any officer or other person named in the first section of this act has died since the fourth day of March, eighteen hundred and sixty-one, or shall hereafter die, by reason of any wound received or disease contracted while in the service of the United States, and in the line of duty, his widow, or, if there be no widow, his child or children under sixteen years of age, shall be entitled to receive the same pension as the husband or father would have been entitled to had he been totally disabled, to commence from the death of the husband or father, and to continue to the widow during her widowhood, or to the child or children until they severally attain to the age of sixteen years, and no longer.

'SEC. 3. ''And be it further enacted'', That where any officer or other person named in the first section of this act shall have died subsequently to the fourth day of March, eighteen hundred and sixty-one, or shall hereafter died, by reason of any wound received or disease contracted while in the service of the United States, and in the line of duty, and has not left or shall not leave a widow nor legitimate child, but has left or shall leave a mother who was dependent upon him for support, in whole or in part, the mother shall be entitled to receive the same pension as such officer or other person would have been entitled to had he been totally disabled; which pension shall commence from the death of the officer or other person dying as aforesaid: ''Provided, however,'' That if such mother shall herself be in receipt of a pension as a widow, in virtue of the provisions of the second section of this act, in that case no pension or allowance shall be granted to her on account of her son, unless she gives up the other pension or allowance: ''And provided, further,'' That the pension given to a mother on account of her son shall terminate on her remarriage: ''And provided, further,'' That nothing herein shall be so construed as to entitle the mother of an officer or other person dying, as aforesaid, to more than one pension at the same time under the provisions of this act.

'SEC. 4. ''And be it further enacted'', That where any officer or other person named in the first section of this act shall have died subsquently to the fourth day of March, eighteen hundred and sixty-one, or shall here- [page 568] after die, by reason of any wound received or disease contracted while in the service of the United States, and in the line of duty, and has not left or shall not leave a widow, nor legitimate child, nor mother, but has left or may leave an orphan sister or sisters, under sixteen years of age, who were dependent upon him for support, in whole or in part, such sister or sisters shall be entitled to receive the same pension as such officer or other person would have been entitled to had he been totally disabled; which pension to said orphan shall commence from the death of the officer or other person dying as aforesaid, and shall continue to the said orphans until they severally arrive at the age of sixteen years, and no longer: ''Provided, however,'' That nothing herein shall be so construed as to entitle said orphans to more than one pension at the same time, under the provisions of this act: ''And provided, further,'' That no moneys shall be paid to the widow, or children, or any heirs of any deceased soldier on account of bounty, back pay, or pension, who have in any way been engaged in or who have aided or abetted the existing rebellion in the United States; but the rights of such disloyal widow or children, heir or heirs of such soldier, shall be vested in the loyal heir or heirs of the deceased, if any there be.

'SEC. 5. ''And be it further enacted'', That pensions which may be granted, in pursuance of the provisions of this act, to persons who may have been, or shall be, employed in the military or naval service of the United States, shall commence on the day of the discharge of such persons in all cases in which the application for such provision is filed within one year after the date of said discharge; and in cases in which the application is not filed during said year, pensions granted to persons employed as aforesaid shall commence on the day of filing of the application.

'SEC. 6. ''And be it further enacted'', That the fees of agents and attorneys for making out and causing to be executed the papers necessary to establish a claim for a pension, bounty, and other allowance, before the Pension Office under this act, shall not exceed the following rates: For making out and causing to be duly executed a declaration by the applicant, with the necessary affidavits, and forwarding the same to the Pension Office, with the requisite correspondence, five dollars. In cases wherein additional testimony is required by the Commissioner of Pensions, for each affidavit so required and executed and forwarded (except the affidavits of surgeons, for which such agents and attorneys shall not be entitled to any fees,) one dollar and fifty cents.

'SEC. 7. ''And be it further enacted'', That any agent or attorney who shall, directly or indirectly, demand or receive any greater compensation for his services under this act than is prescribed in the preceding section of this act, or who shall contract or agree to prosecute any claim for a pension, bounty, or other allowance under this act, on the condition that he shall receive a per centum upon, or any portion of the amount of such claim, or who shall wrongfully withhold from a pensioner or other claimant the whole or any part of the pension or claim allowed and due to such pensioner or claimant, shall be deemed guilty of a high misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall, for every such offence, be fined not exceeding three hundred dollars, or imprisoned at hard labor not exceeding two years, or both, according to the circumstances and aggravations of the offence.

'SEC. 8. ''And be it further enacted'', That the Commissioner of Pensions be, and he is hereby, empowered to appoint, at his discretion, civil surgeons to make the biennial examinations of pensioners which are or may be required to be made by law, and to examine applicants for invalid pensions, where he shall deem an examination by a surgeon to be appointed by him necessary; and the fees for each of such examinations, and the requisite certificate thereof, shall be one dollar and fifty cents, which fees shall be paid to the surgeon by the person examined, for which [page 569] he shall take a receipt, and forward the same to the Pension Office; and upon the allowance of the claim of the person examined, the Commissioner of Pensions shall furnish to such person an order on the pension agent of his State for the amount of the surgeon's fees.

'SEC. 9 ''And be it further enacted'', That the Commissioner of Pensions, on application made to him in person or by letter by any claimants or applicants for pension, bounty, or other allowance required by law to be adjusted and paid by the Pension Office, shall furnish such claimants, free of all expense or charge to them, all such printed instructions and forms as may be necessary in establishing and obtaining said claim; and in case such claim is prosecuted by an agent or attorney of such claimant or applicant, on the issue of a certificate of pension or the granting of a bounty or allowance, the Commissioner of Pensions shall forthwith notify the applicant or claimant that such certificate has been issued or allowance made, and the amount thereof.

'SEC. 10. ''And be it further enacted'', That the pilots, engineers, sailors, and crews upon the gunboats and war vessels of the United States, who have not been regularly mustered into the service of the United States, shall be entitled to the same bounty allowed to persons of corresponding rank in the naval service, provided they continue in service to the close of the present war; and all persons serving as aforesaid, who have been or may be wounded or incapacitated for service, shall be entitled to receive for such disability the pension allowed by the provisions of this act, to those of like rank, and each and every such person shall receive pay according to corresponding rank in the naval service: ''Provided'', That no person receiving pension or bounty under the provisions of this act shall receive either pension or bounty for any other service in the present war.

'SEC. 11. ''And be it further enacted'', That the widows and heirs of all persons described in the last preceding section who have been or may be employed as aforesaid, or who have been or may be killed in battle, or of those who have died or shall died of wounds received while so employed, shall be paid the bounty and pension allowed by the provisions of this act, according to rank, as provided in the last preceding section.

'SEC. 12. ''And be it further enacted'', That the Secretary of the Interior be, and he is hereby, authorized to appoint a special agent for the Pension Office, to assist in the detection of frauds against the pension laws, to cause persons committing such frauds to be prosecuted, and to discharge such other duties as said Secretary may require him to perform; which said agent shall receive for his services an annual salary of twelve hundred dollars, and his actual travelling expenses incurred in the discharge of his duties shall be paid by the government.

'SEC. 13. ''And be it further enacted'', That all acts and parts of act inconsistent with the provisions of this act be, and the same are hereby repealed.

'APPROVED, July 14, 1862.'

[U.S. Congress, ''The Public Statutes at Large of the United States of America, 1789-1873'', 17 vols. (Washington, D.C.: [various publishers], 1845-73), 12: 594-597, 17 July 1862, 'An act to define the pay and emoluments of certain officers of the army, and for other purposes', chap. 200; image copy, ''Library of Congress'' ([https://www.loc.gov/resource/llsalvol.llsal_012/?sp=626&st=image https://www.loc.gov/resource/llsalvol.llsal_012/?sp=626&st=image] : accessed 21 November 2023).] [See [[Space:Laws_Relating_To_Civil_War|Laws relating to the U.S. Civil War]]]

'CHAP. CC.--An Act to define the Pay and Emoluments of certain Officers of the Army, and for other Purposes.

'''Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled'', That officers of the army entitled to forage for horses shall not be allowed to commute it, but may draw forage in kind for each horse actually kept by them when and at the place where they are on duty, not exceeding the number authorized by law: ''Provided, however,'' That when forage in kind cannot be furnished by the proper department, then, and in all such cases, officers entitled to forage may commute the same according to existing regulations: ''And provided, further,'' That officers of the army and of volunteers assigned to duty which requires them to be mounted, shall, during the time they are employed on such duty, receive the pay, emoluments, and allowances of cavalry officers of the same grade respectively.

'SEC. 2. ''And be it further enacted'', That major generals shall be entitled to draw forage in kind for five horses; brigadier generals for four hourses; colonels, lieutenant colonels, and majors, for two horses each; captains and lieutenant of cavalry and artillery, or having the cavalry allowance, for two horses each; and chaplains, for one horse only.

'SEC. 3. ''And be it further enacted'', That whenever an officer of the army shall employ a soldier as his servant he shall, for each and every month during which said soldier shall be so employed, deduct from his own monthly pay the full amount paid to [''sic''] or expended by the government per month on account of said soldier; and every officer of the army who shall fail to make such deduction shall on conviction thereof before a general court-martial, be cashiered.

'SEC. 4. ''And be it further enacted'', That the first section of the act approved August six, eighteen hundred and sixty-one, entitled, "An act to increase the pay of privates in the regular army and in the volunteers in the service of the United States, and for other purposes," shall not be so construed, after the passage of this act, as to increase the emoluments of the commissioned officers of the army. And the eighth section of the act of twenty-second July, eighteen hundred and sixty-one, entitled "An act to authorize the employment of volunteers to aid in enforcing the laws and protecting public property," shall be so construed as to give to quartermaster sergeants the same compensation as to regimental commissary sergeants.

'SEC. 5. ''And be it further enacted'', That so much of the aforesaid act approved twenty-second July, eighteen hundred and sixty-one, as authorizes each regiment of volunteers in the United States service to have twenty-four musicians for a band, and fixes the compensation of the leader of the band, be, and the same is hereby, repealed; and the men composing such bands shall be mustered out of the service within thirty days after the passage of this act.

'SEC. 6. ''And be it further enacted'', That each brigade in the volunteer service may have sixteen musicians as a band, who shall receive the pay and allowances now provided by law for regimental bands, except the leader of the band, who shall receive forty-five dollars per month with the emoluments and allowances of a quartermaster's sergeant.

'SEC. 7. ''And be it further enacted'', That in lieu of the present rate of mileage allowed to officers of the army when travelling on public duty, [p.595] where transportation in kind is not furnished to them by the government, not more than six cents per mile shall hereafter be allowed, unless where an officer is ordered from a station east of the Rocky Mountains to one west of the same mountains, or vice versa, when ten cents per mile shall be allowed to him; and no officer of the army or navy of the United States shall be paid mileage exxcept for travel actually performed at his own expense, and in obedience to orders.

'SEC. 8. ''And be it further enacted'', That so much of section nine of the aforesaid act, approved July twenty-second, eighteen hundred and sixty-one, and of section seven of the "Act providing for the better organization of the military establishment," approved August third, eighteen hundred and sixty-one, as defines the qualifications of chaplains in the army and volunteers, shall hereafter be construed to read as follows: That no person shall be appointed a chaplain in the United States army who is not a regularly ordained minister of some religious denomination, and who does not present testimonials of his present good standing as such minister, with a recommendation for his appointment as an army chaplain from some authorized ecclesiastical body, or not less than five accredited ministers belonging to said religious denomination.

'SEC. 9. ''And be it further enacted'', That hereafter the compensation of all chaplains in the regular or volunteer service or army hospitals shall be one hundred dollars per month and two rations a day when on duty; and the chaplains of the permanent hospitals, appointed under the authority of the second section of the act approved May twentieth, eighteen hundred and sixty-two, shall be nominated to the Senate for its advice and consent, and they shall, in all respects, fill the requirements of the preceding section of this act relative to the appointment of chaplains in the army and volunteers, and the appointments of chaplains to army hospitals, heretofore made by the President, are hereby confirmed; and it is hereby made the duty of each officer commanding a district or post containing hospitals, or a brigade of troops, within thirty days after the reception of the order promulgating this act, to inquire into the fitness, efficiency, and qualifications of the chaplains of hospitals or regiments, and to muster out of service such chaplains as were not appointed in confirmity with the requirements of this act, and who have not faithfully discharged the duties of chaplains during the time they have been engaged as such. Chaplains employed at the military posts called "chaplains' posts" shall be required to reside at the posts, and all chaplains in the United States service shall be subject to such rules in relation to leaves of absence from duty as are prescribed for commissioned officers of the United States army stationed at such posts.

'SEC. 10. ''And be it further enacted'', That so much of the fifth section of the act approved July twenty-second, eighteen hundred and sixty-one, as allows forty cents per day for the use and risk of the horses of company officers of cavalry, and the tenth section of the aforesaid act, approved August three, eighteen hundred and sixty-one, be, and the same are hereby repealed.

'SEC. 11. ''And be it further enacted'', That whenever an officer shall be put under arrest, except at remote military posts or stations, it shall be the duty of the officer by whose orders he is arrested to see that a copy of the charges on which he has been arrested and is to be tried shall be served upon him within eight days thereafter, and that he shall be brought to trial within ten days thereafter, unless the necessities of the service prevent such trial; and then he shall be brought to trial within thirty days after the expiration of the said ten days or the arrest shall cease: ''Provided'', that if the copy of the charges be not served upon the arrested officer, as herein provided, the arrest shall cease; but officers released from arrest under the provisions of this section may be tried whenever the exigencies of the service will permit, within twelve months after such [page 596] release from arrest: ''And provided, further'', That the provisions of this section shall apply to all persons now under arrest and awaiting trial.

'SEC. 12. ''And be it further enacted'', That whenever the name of any officer of the army or marine corps, now in the service, or who may hereafter be in the service of the United States, shall have been borne on the army register or naval register, as the case may be, forty-five years, or he shall be of the age of sixty-two years, it shall be in the discretion of the President to retire him from active service and direct his name to be entered on the retired list of officers of the grade to which he belonged at the time of such retirment; and the president is hereby authorized to assign any officer retired under this section or the act of August third, eighteen hundred and sixty-one, to any appropriate duty; and such officer thus assigned shall receive the full pay and emoluments of his grade while so assigned and employed.

'SEC. 13. ''And be it further enacted'', That all contracts made for, or orders given for the purchase of, goods or supplies by any department of the government shall be promptly reported to Congress by the proper head of such department if Congress shall at the time be in session, and if not in session said reports shall be made at the commencement of the next ensuing session.

'SEC. 14. ''And be it further enacted'', That no contract or order, or any interest therein, shall be transferred by the party or parties to whom such contract or order may be given to any other party or parties, and that any such transfer shall cause the annulment of the contract or order transferred, so far as the United States are concerned: ''Provided'', That all rights of action are hereby reserved to the United States for any breach of such contract by the contracting party or parties.

'SEC. 15. ''And be it further enacted'', That every person who shall furnish supplies of any kind to the army or navy shall be required to mark and distinguish the same, with the name or names of the contractors so furnishing said supplies in such manner as the Secretary or War and the Secretary of the Navy may respectively direct, and no supplies of any kind shall be received unless so marked and distinguished.

'SEC. 16. ''And be it further enacted'', That whenever any contractor for subsistence, clothing, arms, ammunition, munitions of war, and for every description of supplies for the army or navy of the United States, shall be found guilty by a court-martial of fraud or wilful neglect of duty, he shall be punished by fine, imprisonment, or such other punishment as the court-martial shall adjudge; and any person who shall contract to furnish supplies of any kind or description for the army or navy ''he'' [''sic''] shall be deemed and taken as a part of the land or naval forces of the United States, for which he shall contract to furnish said supplies, and be subject to the rules and regulations for the government of the land and naval forces of the United States.

'SEC. 17. ''And be it further enacted'', That the President of the United States be, and hereby is, authorized and requested to dismiss and discharge from the military service either in the army, navy, marine corps, or volunteer force, in the United States service, any officer for any cause which, in his judgment, either renders such officer unsuitable for, or whose dismission would promote, the public service.

'SEC. 18. ''And be it further enacted'', That the President of the United States shall have power, whenever in his opinion it shall be expedient, to purchase cemetery grounds, and cause them to be securely enclosed, to be used as a national cemetery for the soldiers who shall die in the service of the country.

'SEC. 19. ''And be it further enacted'', That so much of the act approved the fifth of August, eighteen hundred and sixty-one, entitled "An act supplementary to an act, entitled 'An act to increase the present military establishment of the United States,'" approved the twenty-ninth of July, [page 597] eighteen hundred and sixty-one, as authorizes the appointment of additional aides-de-camp, be, and the same is hereby, repealed. But this repeal shall not be construed so as to deprive those persons already appointed, in strict confirmity with said act of the fifth of August, eighteen hundred and sixty-one, from holding their offices in the same manner as if it had not been repealed.

'SEC. 20. ''And be it further enacted'', That the different regiments and independent companies heretofore mustered into the service of the United States as volunteer engineers, pioneers, or sappers and miners, under the orders of the President or Secretary of War, or by authority of the commanding general of any military department of the United States, or which, having been mustered into the service as infantry, shall have been reorganized and employed as engineers, pioneers, or sappers and miners, shall be, and the same are hereby, recognized and accepted as volunteer engineers, on the same footing, in all respects, in regard to their organization, pay, and emoluments, as the corps of engineers of the regular army of the United States, and they shall be paid for their services, already performed, as is now provided by law for the payment of officers and non-commissioned officers and privates of the engineer corps of the regular army.

'SEC. 21. ''And be it further enacted'', That any alien, of the age of twenty-one and upwards, who has enlisted or shall enlist in the armies of the United States, either the regular or the volunteer forces, and has been or shall be hereafter honorably discharged, may be admitted to become a citizen of the United States, upon his petition, without any previous declaration of his intention to become a citizen of the United States, and that he shall not be required to prove more than one year's residence within the United States previous to his application to become such citizen; and that the court admitting such alien shall, in addition to such proof of residence and good moral character as is now provided by law, be satisfied by competent proof of such persons having been honorably discharged from the service of the United States as aforesaid.

'SEC. 22. ''And be it further enacted'', That there shall be added to the Adjutant General's department, by regular promotion of its present officers, one colonel, two lieutenant colonels, and nine majors; and that the garde of captain in said department shall thereafter be abolished, and all vacancies occurring in the grade of major shall be filled by selection from among the captains of the army.

APPROVED, July 17, 1862.'

[U.S. Congress, ''The Public Statutes at Large of the United States of America, 1789-1873'', 17 vols. (Washington, D.C.: [various publishers], 1845-73), 12: 731-737, 3 March 1863, 'An act for enrolling and calling out the national forces, and for other purposes', chap. 75; image copy, ''Library of Congress'' ([https://www.loc.gov/resource/llsalvol.llsal_012/?sp=763&st=image https://www.loc.gov/resource/llsalvol.llsal_012/?sp=763&st=image] : accessed 21 November 2023).] [See [[Space:Laws_Relating_To_Civil_War|Laws relating to the U.S. Civil War]]]

'Chap. LXXV.--''An Act for enrolling and calling out the national Forces, and for other Purposes''

'Whereas there now exist in the United States an insurrection and rebellion against the authority thereof, and it is, under the Constitution of the United States, the duty of the government to suppress insurrection and rebellion, to guarantee to each State a republican form of government, and to preserve the public tranquillity; and whereas, for these high purposes, a military force is indispensable, to raise and support which all persons ought willingly to contribute; and whereas no service can be more praiseworthy and honorable than that which is rendered for the maintenance of the Constitution and Union, and the consequent preservation of free government: Therefore--

'''Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled'', That all able-bodied male citizens of the United States, and persons of foreign birth who shall have declared on oath their intention to become citizens under and in pursuance of the laws thereof, between the ages of twenty and forty-five years, except as hereinafter excepted, are hereby declared to constitute the national forces, and shall be liable to perform military duty in the service of the United States when called out by the President for that purpose.

'Sec. 2. ''And be it further enacted'', That the following persons be, and they are hereby, excepted and exempt from the provisions of this act, and shall not be liable to military duty under the same, to wit: Such as are rejected as physically or mentally unfit for the service; also, First the Vice-President of the United States, the judges of the various courts of the United States, the heads of the various executive departments of the government, and the governors of the several States. Second, the only son liable to military duty of a widow dependent upon his labor for support. Third, the only son of aged or infirm parent or parents dependent upon his labor for support. Fourth, where there are two or more sons of aged or infirm parents subject to draft, the father, or, if he be dead, the mother, may elect which son shall be exempt. Fifth, the only brother of children not twelve years old, having neither father nor mother dependent upon his labor for support. Sixth, the father of motherless children under twelve years of age dependent upon his labor for support. Seventh, where there are a father and sons in the same family and household, and two of them are in the military service of the United States as non-commissioned officers, musicians, or privates, the residue of such family and household, not exceeding two, shall be exempt: ''Provided, however'', That no person who has been convicted of any felony shall be enrolled or permitted to serve in said forces.

'Sec. 3. ''And be it further enacted'', That the national forces of the United States not now in the military service, enrolled under this act, shall be divided into two classes: the first of which shall comprise all persons sub- [page 732] ject to do military duty between the ages of twenty and thirty-five years, and all unmarried persons subject to do military duty above the age of thirty-five and under the age of forty-five; the second class shall comprise all other persons subject to do military duty, and they shall not, in any district, be called into the service of the United States until those of the first class shall have been called.

'Sec. 4. ''And be it further enacted'', That, for greater convenience in enrolling, calling out, and organizing the national forces, and for the arrest of deserters and spies of the enemy, the United States shall be divided into districts, of which the District of Columbia shall constitute one, each territory of the United States shall constitute one or more, as the President shall direct, and each congressional district of the respective states, as fixed by a law of the state next preceding the enrolment, shall constitute one: ''Provided'', That in states which have not by their laws been divided into two or more congressional districts, the President of the United States shall divide the same into so many enrolment districts as he may deem fit and convenient.

'Sec. 5. ''And be it further enacted'', That for each of said districts there shall be appointed by the President a provost-marshal, with the rank, pay, and emoluments of a captain of cavalry, or an officer of said rank shall be detailed by the President, who shall be under the direction and subject to the orders of a provost-marshal-general, appointed or detailed by the President of the United States, whose office shall be at the seat of government, forming a separate bureau of the War Department, and whose rank, pay, and emoluments shall be those of a colonel of cavalry.

'Sec. 6. ''And be it further enacted'', That it shall be the duty of the provost-marshal-general, with the approval of the Secretary of War, to make rules and regulations for the government of his subordinates; to furnish them with the names and residences of all deserters from the army, or any of the land forces in the service of the United States, including the militia, when reported to him by the commanding officers; to communicate to them all orders of the President in reference to calling out the national forces; to furnish proper blanks and instructions for enrolling and drafting; to file and preserve copies of all enrolment lists; to require stated reports of all proceedings on the part of his subordinates; to audit all accounts connected with the service under his direction; and to perform such other duties as the President may prescribe in carrying out the provisions of this act.

'Sec. 7. ''And be it further enacted'', That it shall be the duty of the provost-marshals to arrest all deserters, whether regulars, volunteers, militiamen, or persons called into the service under this or any other act of Congress, wherever they may be found, and to send them to the nearest military commander or military post; to detect, seize, and confine spies of the enemy, who shall without unreasonable delay be delivered to the custody of the general commanding the department in which they may be arrested, to be tried as soon as the exigencies of the service permit; to obey all lawful orders and regulations of the provost-marshal-general, and such as may be prescribed by law, concerning the enrolment and calling into service of the national forces.

'Sec. 8. ''And be it further enacted'', That in each of said districts there shall be a board of enrolment, to be composed of the provost-marshal, as president, and two other persons, to be appointed by the President of the United States, one of whom shall be a licensed and practicising physician and surgeon.

'Sec. 9. ''And be it further enacted'', That it shall be the duty of the said board to divide the district into sub-districts of convenient size, if they shall deem it necessary, not exceeding two, without the direction of the Secretary of War, and to appoint, on or before the tenth day of March next, and in each alternate year thereafter, an enrolling officer for each [page 733] sub-district, and to furnish him with proper blanks and instructions; and he shall immediately proceed to enrol all persons subject to military duty, noting their respective places of residence, ages on the first day of July following, and their occupation, and shall, on or before the first day of April, report the same to the board of enrolment, to be consolidated into one list, a copy of which shall be transmitted to the provost-marshal-general on or before the first day of May succeeding the enrolment: ''Provided, nevertheless'', That if from any cause the duties prescribed by this section cannot be performed within the time specified, then the same shall be performed as soon thereafter as practicable.

'Sec. 10. ''And be it further enacted'', That the enrolment of each class shall be made separately, and shall only embrace those whose ages shall be on the first day of July thereafter between twenty and forty-five years.

'Sec. 11. ''And be it further enacted'', That all persons thus enrolled shall be subject, for two years after the first day of July succeeding the enrolment, to be called into the military service of the United States, and to continue in service during the present rebellion, not, however, exceeding the term of three years; and when called into service shall be placed on the same footing, in all respects, as volunteers for three years, or during the war, including advance pay and bounty as now provided by law.

'Sec. 12. ''And be it further enacted'', That whenever it may be necessary to call out the national forces for military service, the President is hereby authorized to assign to each district the number of men to be furnished by said district; and thereupon the enrolling board shall, under the direction of the President, make a draft of the required number, and fifty per cent. in addition, and shall make an exact and complete roll of the names of the persons so drawn, and of the order in which they were drawn, so that the first drawn may stand first upon the said roll, and the second may stand second, and so on; and the persons so drawn shall be notified of the same within ten days thereafter, by a written or printed notice, to be served personally or by leaving a copy at the last place of residence, requiring them to appear at a designated rendezvous to report for duty. In assigning to the districts the number of men to be furnished therefrom, the President shall take into consideration the number of volunteers and militia furnished by and from the several states in which said districts are situated, and the period of their service since the commencement of the present rebellion, and shall so make said assignment as to equalize the numbers among the districts of the several states, considering and allowing for the numbers already furnished as aforesaid and the time of their service.

'Sec. 13. ''And be it further enacted'', That any person drafted and notified to appear as aforesaid, may, on or before the day fixed for his appearance, furnish an acceptable substitute to take his place in the draft; or he may pay to such person as the Secretary of War may authorize to receive it, such sum, not exceeding three hundred dollars, as the Secretary may determine, for the procuration of such substitute; which sum shall be fixed at a uniform rate by a general order made at the time of ordering a draft for any state or territory; and thereupon such person so furnishing the substitute, or paying the money, shall be discharged from further liability under that draft. And any person failing to report after due service of notice, as herein prescribed, without furnishing a substitute, or paying the required sum therefor, shall be deemed a deserter, and shall be arrested by the provost-marshal and sent to the nearest military post for trial by court-martial, unless, upon proper showing that he is not liable to do military duty, the board of enrolment shall relieve him from the draft.

'Sec. 14. ''And be it further enacted'', That all drafted persons shall, on arriving at the rendezvous, be carefully inspected by the surgeon of the board, who shall truly report to the board the physical condition of each [page 734] one; and all persons drafted and claiming exemption from military duty on account of disability, or any other cause, shall present their claims to be exempted to the board, whose decision shall be final.

'Sec. 15. ''And be it further enacted'', That any surgeon charged with the duty of such inspection who shall receive from any person whomsoever any money or other valuable thing, or agree, directly or indirectly, to receive the same to his own or another's use for making an imperfect inspection or a false or incorrect report, or who shall wilfully neglect to make a faithful inspection and true report, shall be tried by a court-martial, and, on conviction thereof, be punished by fine not exceeding five hundred dollars nor less than two hundred, and be imprisoned at the discretion of the court, and be cashiered and dismissed from the service.

'Sec. 16. ''And be it further enacted'', That as soon as the required number of able-bodied men liable to do military duty shall be obtained from the list of those drafted, the remainder shall be discharged; and all drafted persons reporting at the place of rendezvous shall be allowed travelling pay from their places of residence; and all persons discharged at the place of rendezvous shall be allowed travelling pay to their places of residence; and all expenses connected with the enrolment and draft, including subsistence while at the rendezvous, shall be paid from the appropriation for enrolling and drafting, under such regulations as the President of the United States shall prescribe; and all expenses connected with the arrest and return of deserters to their regiments, or such other duties as the provost-marshal shall be called upon to perform, shall be paid from the appropriation for arresting deserters, under such ''such'' [''sic''] regulations as the President of the United States shall prescribe: ''Provided'', The provost-marshals shall in no case receive commutation for transportation or for fuel and quarters, but only for forage, when not furnished by the government, together with actual expenses of postage, stationery, and clerk hire authorized by the provost-marshal-general.

'Sec. 17. ''And be it further enacted'', That any person enrolled and drafted according to the provisions of this act who shall furnish an acceptable substitute, shall thereupon receive from the board of enrolment a certificate of discharge from such draft, which shall exempt him from military duty during the time for which he was drafted; and such substitute shall be entitled to the same pay and allowances provided by law as if he had been originally drafted into the service of the United States.

'Sec. 18. ''And be it further enacted'', That such of the volunteers and militia now in the service of the United States as may reenlist to serve one year, unless sooner discharged, after the expiration of their present term of service, shall be entitled to a bounty of fifty dollars, one half of which to be paid upon such reenlistment, and the balance at the expiration of the term of reenlistment; and such as may reenlist to serve for two years, unless sooner discharged, after the expiration of their present term of enlistment, shall receive, upon such reenlistment, twenty-five dollars of the one hundred dollars bounty for enlistment provided by the fifth section of the act approved twenty-second of July, eighteen hundred and sixty-one, entitled, "An act to authorize the employment of volunteers to aid in enforcing the laws and protecting public property."

'Sec. 19. ''And be it further enacted'', That whenever a regiment of volunteers of the same arm, from the same State, is reduced to one half the maximum number prescribed by law, [see [[Space:37-1-9-law|act of 22 July 1861]], section 2] the President may direct the consolidation of the companies of such regiment: ''Provided'', That no company so formed shall exceed the maximum number prescribed by law. When such consolidation is made, the regimental officers shall be reduced in proportion to the reduction in the number of companies.

'Sec. 20. ''And be it further enacted'', That whenever a regiment is reduced below the minimum number allowed by law, no officers shall be [page 735] appointed in such regiment beyond those necessary for the command of such reduced number.

'Sec. 21. ''And be it further enacted'', That so much of the fifth section of the act approved seventeenth July, eighteen hundred and sixty-two, entitled, "An act to amend an act calling forth the militia to execute the laws of the Union," and so forth, as requires the approval of the President to carry into execution the sentence of a court-martial, be, and the same is hereby, repealed, as far as relates to carrying into execution the sentence of any court-martial against any person convicted as a spy or deserter, or of mutiny or murder; and hereafter sentences in punishment of these offences may be carried into execution upon the approval of the commanding-general in the field.

'Sec. 22. ''And be it further enacted'', That courts-martial shall have power to sentence officers who shall absent themselves from their commands without leave, to be reduced to the ranks to serve three years or during the war.

'Sec. 23. ''And be it further enacted'', That the clothes, arms, military outfits, and accoutrements furnished by the United States to any soldier, shall not be sold, bartered, exchanged, pledged, loaned, or given away; and no person not a soldier, or duly authorized officer of the United States, who has possession of any such clothes, arms, military outfits, or accoutrements, furnished as aforesaid, and which have been the subjects of any such sale, barter, exchange, pledge, loan, or gift, shall have any right, title, or interest therein; but the same may be seized and taken wherever found by any officer of the United States, civil or military, and shall thereupon be delivered to any quartermaster, or other officer authorized to receive the same; and the possession of any such clothes, arms, military outfits, or accoutrements, by any person not a soldier or officer of the United States, shall be ''prima facie'' evidence of such a sale, barter, exchange, pledge, loan, or gift, as aforesaid.

'Sec. 24. ''And be it further enacted'', That every person not subject to the rules and articles of war who shall procure or entice, or attempt to procure or entice, a soldier in the service of the United States to desert; or who shall harbor, conceal, or give employment to a deserter, or carry him away, or aid in carrying him away, knowing him to be such; or who shall purchase from any soldier his arms, equipments, ammunition, uniform, clothing, or any part thereof; and any captain or commanding officer of any ship or vessel, or any superintendent or conductor of any railroad, or any other public conveyance, carrying away any such soldier as one of his crew or otherwise, knowing him to have deserted, or shall refuse to deliver him up to the orders of his commanding officer, shall, upon legal conviction, be fined, at the discretion of any court having cognizance of the same, in any sum not exceeding five hundred dollars, and he shall be imprisoned not exceeding two years nor less than six months.

'Sec. 25. ''And be it further enacted'', That if any person shall resist any draft of men enrolled under this act into the service of the United States, or shall counsel or aid any person to resist any such draft; or shall assault or obstruct any officer in making such draft, or in the performance of any service in relation thereto; or shall counsel any person to assault or obstruct any such officer, or shall counsel any drafted men not to appear at the place of rendezvous, or wilfully dissuade them from the performance of military duty as required by law, such person shall be subject to summary arrest by the provost-marshal, and shall be forthwith delivered to the civil authorities, and, upon conviction thereof, be punished by a fine not exceeding five hundred dollars, or by imprisonment not exceeding two years, or by both of said punishments.

'Sec. 26. ''And be it further enacted'', That, immediately after the passage of this act, the President shall issue his proclamation declaring that all soldiers now absent from their regiments without leave may return [page 736] within a time specified to such place or places as he may indicate in his proclamation, and be restored to their respective regiments without punishment, except the forfeiture of their pay and allowances during their absence; and all deserters who shall not return within the time so specified by the President shall, upon being arrested, be punished as the law provides.

'Sec. 27. ''And be it further enacted'', That depositions of witnesses residing beyond the limits of the state, territory, or district in which military courts shall be ordered to sit, may be taken in cases not capital by either party, and read in evidence; provided the same shall be taken upon reasonable notice to the opposite party, and duly authenticated.

'Sec. 28. ''And be it further enacted'', That the judge advocate shall have power to appoint a reporter, whose duty it shall be to record the proceedings of and testimony taken before military courts instead of the judge advocate; and such reporter may take down such proceedings and testimony in the first instance in short-hand. The reporter shall be sworn or affirmed faithfully to perform his duty before entering upon it.

'Sec. 29. ''And be it further enacted'', That the court shall, for reasonable cause, grant a continuance to either party for such time and as often as shall appear to be just: ''Provided'', That if the prisoner be in close confinement, the trial shall not be delayed for a period longer than sixty days.

'Sec. 30. ''And be it further enacted'', That in time of war, insurrection, or rebellion, murder, assault and battery with an intent to kill, manslaughter, mayhem, wounding by shooting or stabbing with an intent to commit murder, robbery, arson, burglary, rape, assault and battery with an intent to commit rape, and larceny, shall be punishable by the sentence of a general court-martial or military commission, when committed by persons who are in the military service of the United States, and subject to the articles of war; and the punishment for such offences shall never be less than those inflicted by the laws of the state, territory, or district in which they may have been committed.

'Sec. 31. ''And be it further enacted'', That any officer absent from duty with leave, except for sickness or wounds, shall, during his absence, receive half of the pay and allowances prescribed by law, and no more; and any officer absent without leave shall, in addition to the penalties prescribed by law or a court-martial, forfeit all pay or allowances during such absence.

'Sec. 32. ''And be it further enacted'', That the commanders of regiments and of batteries in the field, are hereby authorized and empowered to grant furloughs for a period not exceeding thirty days at any one time to five per centum of the non-commissioned officers and privates, for good conduct in the line of duty, and subject to the approval of the commander of the forces of which such non-commissioned officers and privates form a part.

'Sec. 33. ''And be it further enacted'', That the President of the United States is hereby authorized and empowered, during the present rebellion, to call forth the national forces, by draft, in the manner provided for in this act.

'Sec. 34. ''And be it further enacted'', That all persons drafted under the provisions of this act shall be assigned by the President to military duty in such corps, regiments, or other branches of the service as the exigencies of the service may require.

'Sec. 35. ''And be it further enacted'', That hereafter details to special service shall only be made with the consent of the commanding officer of forces in the field; and enlisted men, now or hereafter detailed to special service, shall not receive any extra pay for such services beyond that allowed to other enlisted men.

'Sec. 36. ''And be it further enacted'', That general orders of the War [page 737] Department, numbered one hundred and fifty-four and one hundred and sixty-two, in reference to enlistments from the volunteers into the regular service, be, and the same are hereby, rescinded; and hereafter no such enlistments shall be allowed.

'Sec. 37. ''And be it further enacted'', That the grades crated in the cavalry forces of the United States by section eleven of the act approved seventeenth July, eighteen hundred and sixty-two, and for which no rate of compensation has been provided, shall be paid as follows, to wit: Regimental commissary the same as regimental quartermaster; chief trumpeter the same as chief bugler; sad[d]ler-sergeant the same as regimental commissary-sergeant; company commissary-sergeant the same as company quartermaster's-sergeant: ''Provided'', That the grade of supernumerary second lieutenant, and two teamsters for each company, and one chief farrier and blacksmith for each regiment, as allowed by said section of that act, be, and they are hereby, abolished; and each cavalry company may have two trumpeters, to be paid as buglers; and each regiment shall have one veterinary surgeon, with the rank of a regimental sergeant-major, whose compensation shall be seventy-five dollars per month.

'Sec. 38. ''And be it further enacted'', That all persons who, in time of war or of rebellion against the supreme authority of the United States, shall be found lurking or acting as spies, in or about any of the fortifications, posts, quarters, or encampments of any of the armies of the United States, or elsewhere, shall be triable by a general court-martial or military commission, and shall, upon conviction, suffer death.

'Approved, March 3, 1863.'

The 37th North Carolina Infantry Regiment was organized at at Camp Fisher in High Point, near Greensboro. It was under the command of Colonel Charles Cochrane Lee (West Point Class of 1856), Lieutenant Colonel William M. Barbour and Major John G. Bryson. The regiment was originally issued flintlock muskets, which they refused. They were replaced with smoothbore muskets that were not much better. *Company A – “Ashe Beauregard Riflemen” – Ashe County – Captain John Hartsog *Company B – “Watauga Marksmen” – Watauga County – Captain Jonathan Horton *Company C – “Mecklenburg’s Wide Awakes” – Mecklenburg County – Captain James M. Potts *Company D – “North Carolina Defenders” – Union County – Captain John B. Ashcraft *Company E – “Watauga Minute Men” – Watauga County – Captain William Y. Farthing *Company F – “Western Carolina Stars” – Wilkes County – Captain Charles N. Hickerson *Company G – “Alexander Soldiers” – Alexander County – Captain James Reid *Company H – “Gaston Blues” – Captain William R. Rankin *[[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Company_I%2C_37th_Regiment%2C_North_Carolina_Infantry%2C_CSA Company I]] – “Mecklenburg Rifles” – Mecklenburg County – Captain John K. Harrison *Company K – “Alleghany Tigers” – Alleghany County – Captain John Ross Assigned to the District of the Pamlico, Department of North Carolina. '''Battles''' '''1862''' *New Bern (Colonel Lee commanded the brigade while Lieutenant Colonel William M. Barbour took command of the regiment. The Federal attack caused a militia unit to rout, breaking the Confederate line. Outflanked and in danger of being cut off, the regiment burned its baggage and retreated towards Kinston. It lost 1 man killed, 6 men wounded and 2 missing.) *Hanover Court House, Slash Church (Companies D & E were cut off and most of the men captured while on picket duty. Company B was detached guarding wagons. The remining seven companies along with the 18th North Carolina became engaged in a short range firefight with Federal forces. By the time the Confederates retreated from the overwhelming Federal force the regiment suffered 26 men killed, 61 wounded and 167 men captured. Lieutenant George Gilreath of Company F was killed. In Company G three out of four Robinett brothers were killed.) *Seven Days Battles (The regiment lost 11 men killed, 114 men wounded, and 13 missing.) *Beaver Dam Creek (Mechanicsville) (The regiment lost 3 men wounded, and 1 captured.) *Gaines’ Mill (First Cold Harbor) (The regiment lost 10 men killed, 45 men wounded, and 1 captured. Captain James M. Potts of Company C was wounded and resigned. Lieutenant Isham Hartsog of Company A was killed. Lieutenant Calvin Carlton of Comany B was mortally wounded. Lieutenants William Alexander of Company A, Jordan Cook of Company B, Aaron Bost of Company D, William Beard of Company F and Joel Brown and George Cochran of Company G were wounded.) *Frayser’s Farm (Colonel Lee was killed by an artillery shell while leading an attack. Lieutenant Colonel Barbour took over command. The regiment lost 6 men killed, 21 men wounded, and 3 captured. Lieutenant Josoeph E. Griffin of Comany D was wounded.) *Malvern Hill (The regiment lost 1 man killed, and 2 men wounded. Lieutenant Colonel Barbour was promoted to colonel.) *Cedar Mountain (The regiment repulsed a Federal cavalry charge in “confusion worse confounded.” It lost 3 men killed and 13 wounded.) *Second Battle of Manassas (Bull Run) (The regiment lost 13 men killed and 75 wounded.) *Battle of Ox Hill (Chantilly) (The regiment lost 5 men killed and 18 wounded. Captain Walter Lenoir and Lieutenants William Goodman and Thomas L. Norwood of Company A were wounded.) *Harpers Ferry *Battle of Sharpsburg (Antietam) (The regiment was commanded by Major William G. Morris. It left Harpers Ferry early in the morning for a forced march to Sharpsburg, where Lee was already desperately fighting. The regiment arrived in the afternoon on the Federal flank. It was fortunate that most of its fight was from behind a stone wall, losing only eight men wounded. General Branch was killed while conferring with Hill and his brigadiers. Colonel James Lane of the 28th North Carolina took command of the brigade.) *Shepherdstown Ford (The regiment assisted in throwing back McClellan’s attempted attack across the Potomac. It lost six men wounded to Federal artillery fire.) *Battle of Fredericksburg (The regiment was posted to the left of the swamp at the foot of Prospect Hill where Federal troops forced their way into the gap in the Confederate line. It refused its flank and fought until it was out of ammunition, when it fell back. It lost 19 men killed and 92 wounded and 31 captured.) '''1863''' *Battle of Chancellorsville (Lost 1 officer and 35 enlisted men killed and 19 officers and 175 enlisted men wounded, with 8 missing. This was considered the regiment’s bloodiest battle. *Battle of Gettysburg (The regiment brought 379 men to the field and lost 14 killed, 102 wounded, 111 captured and 7 missing.) *Hagerstown *Falling Waters (Heth’s Division served as the rear guard, and the regiment was one of the last to cross the pontoon bridge. It lost 2 men captured.) *Bristoe Campaign *Bristoe Station *Mine Run Campaign *Kelly’s Ford *Battle of Kelly’s Ford '''1864''' *Battle of the Wilderness (The regiment lost 17 men wounded, 28 captured and 1 missing.) *Battle of Spotsylvania Court House (The regiment helped seal the break in the Confederate lines at the Mule Shoe on May 12. Moved farther to the right of the line, it fought the 17th Michigan and 51st Pennsylvania regiments and overran a federal battery, capturing two Federal flags but losing its own and Colonel Barbour, who was captured. The regiment lost 4 officers and 18 enlisted men killed, 3 officers and 30 enlisted men wounded, and 2 officers and 38 enlisted men missing.) *North Anna (Jericho Mills) (The regiment lost 1 enlisted man killed.) *Battle of Cold Harbor (Wilcox’s division moved to the right flank of the army but was not engaged in the great Federal assault on the 3 June.) *Grant’s First Assault on Petersburg (Wilcox’s Division remained around Cold Harbor until the Grant’s assault was well underway, then was moved to the area around Globe Tavern.) *Jerusalem Plank Road (Helped stop the Federal movement to cut the Petersburg & Weldon Railroad.) *Gravel Hill (The regiment lost 1 man killed, 9 men wounded and 17 captured.) *Fussell’s Mill (Colonel Barbour was wounded in the leg. The regiment lost 1 man killed, 4 men wounded and 10 captured.) *Reams’ Station (After a first attack was turned back a second attack was successful, taking many prisoners and capturing nine cannon. The regiment lost 2 men killed, 10 men wounded and 1 captured.) *Jones’ Farm & Squirrel Level Road (Colonel Barbour was wounded in the right hip, this time mortally. He died in Petersburg the next day. Major Jackson L. Bost took over the regiment. The regiment lost 3 men killed, 8 men wounded and 1 captured.) *Belfield (Failed to cut off raiding Federal Infantry on the Petersburg & Weldon Railroad. Many of the men marched barefoot in the snow but never caught up to the Federals, and returned to their camp at Hatcher’s Run.) '''1865''' *Hatcher’s Run (The regiment reported around 375 men present for duty.) *Final Assault on Petersburg & Battery Gregg (The Federal attack overwhelmed the regiment’s line, stretched so thin that the men were spaced 10 feet apart. The regiment was driven from a series of positions until it reached Battery Gregg. It lost its colors to the 37th Massachusetts. It lost 5 men killed, 6 wounded and 174 captured. Captains W. T. Nicholson, Hudson and Petty, and Lieutenants Tankersley and Ross were killed.) *Jetersville and Amelia Court House (Skirmished with pursuing Federals. One man was wounded and two captured.) *Farmville *Appomattox Court House (The regiment surrendered 10 officers and 98 enlisted men under the command of Major Jackson L. Bost.)

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[U.S. Congress, ''The Public Statutes at Large of the United States of America, 1789-1873'', 17 vols. (Washington, D.C.: [various publishers], 1845-73), 13: 6-11, [[Space:38-1-13-law|24 February 1864]], 'An act to amend an Act entitled "An Act for enrolling and calling out the National Forces, and for other Purposes', chap. 13; image copy, ''Library of Congress'' ([https://www.loc.gov/resource/llsalvol.llsal_013/?sp=36&st=image https://www.loc.gov/resource/llsalvol.llsal_013/?sp=36&st=image] : accessed 21 November 2023).] [See [[Space:Laws_Relating_To_Civil_War|Laws relating to the U.S. Civil War]]]

'Chap. XIII.--''An act to amend an Act entitled "An Act for enrolling and calling out the National Forces, and for other Purposes," approved March third, eighteen hundred and sixty-three.''

'''Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled'', That the President of the United States shall be authorized, whenever he shall deem it necessary, during the present war, to call for such number of men for the military service of the United States as the public exigencies may require.

'Sec. 2. ''And be it further enacted'', That the quota of each ward of a city, town, township, precinct, or election district, or of a county, where the county is not divided into wards, towns, townships, precincts, or election districts, shall be, as nearly as possible, in proportion to the number of men resident therein liable to render military service, taking into account as far as practicable, the number which has been previously furnished therefrom; and in ascertaining and filling said quota there shall be taken into account the number of men who have heretofore entered the naval service of the United States, and whose names are borne upon the enrolment lists as already returned to the office of the provost-marshal general of the United States.

'Sec. 3. ''And be it further enacted'', That if the quotas shall not be filled within the time designated by the President, the provost-marshal of the district within which any ward of a city, town, township, precinct, or election district, or county, where the same is not divided into wards, towns, townships, precincts, or election districts, which is deficient in its quota, is situated, shall, under the direction of the provost-marshal general, make a draft for the number deficient therefrom; but all volunteers who may enlist after the draft shall have been ordered, and before it shall be actually made, shall be deducted from the number ordered to be drafted in such ward, town, township, precinct, or election district, or county. And if the quota of any district shall not be filled by the draft made in accordance with the provisions of this act, and the act to which it is an amendment, further drafts shall be made, and like proceedings had, until the quota of such district shall be filled.

'Sec. 4. ''And be it further enacted'', That any person enrolled under the provisions of the act for enrolling and calling out the national forces, and for other purposes, approved March third, eighteen hundred and sixty-three, or who may be hereafter so enrolled, may furnish, at any time previous to the draft, an acceptable substitute, who is not liable to draft, nor at the time in the military or naval service of the United States, and such person so furnishing a substitute shall be exempt from draft during the time for which [such] substitute shall not be liable to draft, not exceeding the time for which such substitute shall have been accepted.

'Sec. 5. ''And be it further enacted'', That any person drafted into the military service of the United States may, before the time fixed for his appearance for duty at the draft rendezvous, furnish an acceptable substitute, subject to such rules and regulations as may be prescribed by the Secretary of War. That if such substitute is not liable to draft, the person furnishing him shall be exempt from draft during the time for which such substitute is not liable to draft, not exceeding the term for which he was drafted; and, if such substitute is liable to draft, the name of the person furnishing him shall again be placed on the roll, and shall be liable to draft on future calls, but not until the present enrolment shall be exhausted; and this exemption shall not exceed the term for which such person shall have been drafted. And any person now in the military or naval service of the United States, not physically disqualified, who has so served more than one year, and whose term of unexpired service shall not at the time of substitution exceed six months, may be employed as a substitute to serve in the troops of the State in which he enlisted; and if [page 7] any drafted person shall hereafter pay money for the procuration of a substitute, under the provisions of the act to which this is an amendment, such paying of money shall operate only to relieve such person from draft in filling that quota; and his name shall be retained on the roll in filling future quotas; but in no instance shall the exemption of any person, on account of his payment of commutation money for the procuration of a substitute, extend beyond one year; but at the end of one year, in every such case, the name of any person so exempted shall be enrolled again, if not before returned to the enrolment list under the provisions of this section.

'Sec. 6. ''And be it further enacted'', That boards of enrolment shall enroll all persons liable to draft under the provisions of this act, and the act to which this is an amendment, whose names may have been omitted by the proper enrolling officers; all persons who shall arrive at the age of twenty years before the draft; all aliens who shall declare their intentions to become citizens; all persons discharged from the military or naval service of the United States who have not been in such service two years during the present war; and all persons who have been exempted under the provisions of the second section of the act to which this is an amendment, but who are not exempted by the provisions of this act; and said boards of enrolment shall release and discharge from draft all persons who, between the time of the enrolment and the draft, shall have arrived at the age of forty-five years, and shall strike the names of such persons from the enrolment.

'Sec. 7. ''And be it further enacted'', That any mariner or able or ordinary seaman who shall be drafted under this act, or the act to which this is an amendment, shall have the right, within eight days after the notification of such draft, to enlist in the naval service as a seaman, and a certificate that he has so enlisted being made out, in conformity with regulations which may be prescribed by the Secretary of the Navy, and duly presented to the provost-marshal of the district in which such mariner or able or ordinary seaman shall have been drafted, shall exempt him from such draft: ''Provided'', That the period for which he shall have enlisted into the naval service shall not be less than the period for which he shall have been drafted in the military service: ''And provided further'', That the said certificate shall declare that satisfactory proof has been made before the naval officer issuing the same that the said person so enlisting in the navy is a mariner by vocation, or an able or ordinary seaman. And any person now in the military service of the United States, who shall furnish satisfactory proof that he is a mariner by vocation or an able or ordinary seaman, may enlist into the navy under such rules and regulations as may be prescribed by the President of the United States: ''Provided'', That such enlistment shall not be for less than the unexpired term of his military service nor for less than one year. And the bounty-money which any mariner or seaman enlisting from the army into the navy may have received from the United States, or from the state into which he enlisted in the army, shall be deducted from the prize-money to which he may become entitled during the time required to complete his military service: ''And provided further'', That the whole number of such transfer enlistments shall not exceed ten thousand.

'Sec. 8. ''And be it further enacted'', That whenever any such mariner or able or ordinary seaman shall have been exempted from such draft in the military service by such enlistment into the naval service, under such due certificate thereof, then the ward, town, township, precinct, or election district, or county, when the same is not divided into wards, towns, townships, precincts, or election districts, from which such person has been drafted, shall be credited with his services to all intents and purposes as if he had been duly mustered into the military service under such draft.

'Sec. 9. ''And be it further enacted'', That all enlistments into the naval [page 8] service of the United States, or into the marine corps of the United States, that may hereafter be made of persons liable to service under the act of congress entitled "An act for enrolling and calling out the national forces, and for other purposes," approved March third, eighteen hundred and sixty-three, shall be credited to the ward, town, township, precinct, or election district, or county, when the same is not divided into wards, towns, townships, precincts, or election districts, in which such enlisted men were or may be enrolled and liable to duty under the act aforesaid, under such regulations as the provost-marshal general of the United States may prescribe.

'Sec. 10. ''And be it further enacted'', That the following persons be and they are hereby exempted from enrolment and draft under the provisions of this act and of the act to which this is an amendment, to wit: Such as are rejected as physically or mentally unfit for the service, all persons actually in the military or naval service of the United States at the time of the draft, and all persons who have served in the military or naval service two years during the present war and been honorably discharged therefrom; and no persons but such as are herein exempted shall be exempt.

'Sec. 11. ''And be it further enacted'', That section third of the "Act for enrolling and calling out the national forces, and for other purposes," approved March third, eighteen hundred and sixty-three, and so much of section ten of said act as provides for the separate enrolment of each class, be, and the same are hereby repealed; and it shall be the duty of the board of enrolment of each district to consolidate the two classes mentioned in the third section of said act.

'Sec. 12. ''And be it further enacted'', That any person who shall forcibly resist or oppose any enrolment, or who shall incite, counsel, encourage, or who shall conspire or confederate with any other person or persons forcibly to resist or oppose any such enrolment, or who shall aid or assist, or take any part in any forcible resistance or opposition thereto, or who shall assault, obstruct, hinder, impede, or threaten any officer or other person employed in making or in aiding to make such enrolment, or employed in the performance, or in aiding in the performance of any service in any way relating thereto, or in arresting or aiding to arrest any spy or deserter from the military service of the United States, shall, upon conviction thereof in any court competent to try the offense, be punished by a fine not exceeding five thousand dollars, or by imprisonment not exceeding five years, or by both of said punishments in the discretion of the court. And in cases where such assaulting, obstructing, hindering, or impeding shall produce the death of such officer or other person, the offender shall be deemed guilt of murder, and, upon conviction thereof upon indictment in the circuit court of the United States for the district within which the offence was committed, shall be punished with death. And nothing in this section contained shall be construed to relieve the party offending from liability, upon proper indictment or process, for any crime against the laws of a state, committed by him while violating the provisions of this section.

'Sec. 13. ''And be it further enacted'', That the Secretary of War shall be authorized to detail or appoint such number of additional surgeons for temporary duty in the examination of persons drafted into the military service, in any district, as may be necessary to secure the prompt examination of all such persons, and to fix the compensation to be paid surgeons so appointed while actually employed. And such surgeons so detailed or appointed shall perform the same duties as the surgeon of the board of enrolment, except that they shall not be permitted to vote or sit with the board of enrolment.

'Sec. 14. ''And be it further enacted'', That the Secretary of War is authorized, whenever in this judgment the public interest will be subserved thereby, to permit or require boards of examination of enrolled or drafted [page 9] men to hold their examinations at different points within their respective enrolment districts, to be determined by him: ''Provided'', That in all districts over one hundred miles in extent, and in such as are composed of over ten counties, the board shall hold their sessions in at least two places in such district, and at such points as are best calculated to accomodate the people thereof.

'Sec. 15. ''And be it further enacted'', That provost-marshals, boards of enrolment, or any member thereof, acting by authority of the board, shall have power to summon witnesses in behalf of the government, and enforce their attendance by attachment without previous payment of fees, in any case pending before them, or either of them; and the fees allowed for witnesses attending under summons shall be six cents per mile for mileage, counting one way; and no other fees or costs shall be allowed under the provisions of this section; and they shall have power to administer oaths and affirmations. And any person who shall wilfully and corruptly swear or affirm falsely before any provost-marshal, or board of enrolment, or member thereof, acting by authority of the board, or who shall, before any civil magistrate, wilfully and corruptly swear or affirm falsely to any affidavit to be used in any case pending before any provost-marshal or board of enrolment, shall, on conviction, be fined not exceeding five hundred dollars, and imprisoned not less than six months nor more than twelve months. The drafted men shall have process to bring in witnesses, but without mileage.

'Sec. 16. ''And be it further enacted'', That copies of any record of a provost-marshal or board of enrolment, or of any part thereof, certified by the provost-marshal, or a majority of said board of enrolment, shall be deemed and taken as evidence in any civil or military court in like manner as the original record: ''Provided'', That if any person shall knowingly certify any false copy or copies of such record, to be used in any civil or military court, he shall be subject to the pains and penalties of perjury.

'Sec. 17. ''And be it further enacted'', That members of religious denominations, who shall by oath or affirmation declare that they are conscientiously opposed to the bearing of arms, and who are prohibited from doing so by the rules and articles of faith and practice of said religious denominations, shall, when drafted into the military service, be considered non-combatants, and shall be assigned by the Secretary of War to duty in the hospitals, or to the care of freedmen, or shall pay the sum of three hundred dollars to such person as the Secretary of War shall designate to receive it, to be applied to the benefit of the sick and wounded soldiers: ''Provided'', That no person shall be entitled to the benefit of the provisions of this section unless his declaration of conscientious scruples against bearing arms shall be supported by satisfactory evidence that his deportment has been uniformly consistent with such declaration.

'Sec. 18. ''And be it further enacted'', That no person of foreign birth shall, on account of alienage, be exempted from enrolment or draft under the provisions of this act, or the act to which it is an amendment, who has at any time assumed the rights of a citizen by voting at any election held under authority of the laws of any state or territory, or of the United States, or who has held any office under such laws or any of them; but the fact that any such person of foreign birth has voted or held, or shall vote or hold, office as aforesaid, shall be taken as conclusive evidence that he is not entitled to exemption from military service on account of alienage.

'Sec. 19. ''And be it further enacted'', That all claims to exemption shall be verified by the oath or affirmation of the party claiming exemption, to the truth of the facts stated, unless it shall satisfactorily appear to the board of enrolment that such party is for some good and sufficient reason unable to make such oath or affirmation; and the testimony of any other [page 10] party filed in support of a claim to exemption shall also be made upon oath or affirmation.

'Sec. 20. ''And be it further enacted'', That if any person drafted and liable to render military service shall procure a decision of the board of enrolment in his favor upon a claim to exemption by any fraud or false representation practised by himself or by his procurement, such decision or exemption shall be of no effect, and the person exempted, or in whose favor the decision may be made, shall be deemed a deserter, and may be arrested, tried by court-martial, and punished as such, and shall be held to service for the full term for which he was drafted, reckoning from the time of his arrest: ''Provided'', That the Secretary of War may order the discharge of all persons in the military service who are under the age of eighteen years at the time of the application for their discharge, when it shall appear upon due proof that such persons are in the service without the consent, either expressed or implied, of their parents or guardians. ''And provided further'', That such persons, their parents or guardians, shall first repay to the government and to the state and local authorities all bounties and advance-pay which may have been paid to them, anything in the act to which this is an amendment to the contrary notwithstanding.

'Sec. 21. ''And be it further enacted'', That any person who shall procure, or attempt to procure, a false report from the surgeon of the board of enrolment concerning the physical condition of any drafted person, or a decision in favor of such person by the board of enrolment upon a claim to exemption, knowing the same to be false, shall, upon conviction in any district or circuit court of the United States, be punished by imprisonment for the period for which the party was drafted.

'Sec. 22. ''And be it further enacted'', That the fees of agents and attorneys for making out and causing to be executed any papers in support of a claim for exemption from draft, or for any services that may be rendered to the claimant, shall not, in any case, exceed five dollars; and physicians or surgeons furnishing certificates of disability to any claimant for exemption from draft shall not be entitled to any fees or compensation therefor. And any agent or attorney who shall, directly or indirectly, demand or receive any greater compensation for his services under this act, and any physician or surgeon who shall, directly or indirectly, demand or receive any compensation for furnishing said certificates of disability, and any officer, clerk, or deputy connected with the board of enrolment who shall receive compensation from any drafted man for any services, or obtaining the performance of such service required from any member of said board by the provisions of this act, shall be deemed guilty of a high misdemeanor, and, upon conviction, shall, for every such offence, be fined not exceeding five hundred dollars, to be recovered upon information or indictment before any court of competent jurisdiction, one half for the use of any informer who may prosecute the same in the name of the United States, and the other half for the use of the United States, and shall also be subject to imprisonment for a term not exceeding one year, at the discretion of the court.

'Sec. 23. ''And be it further enacted'', That no member of the board of enrolment, and no surgeon detailed or employed to assist the board of enrolment, and no clerk, assistant, or employee of any provost-marshal or board of enrolment, shall, directly or indirectly, be engaged in procuring or attempting to procure substitutes for persons drafted, or liable to be drafted, into the military service of the United States. And if any member of a board of enrolment, or any such surgeon, clerk, assistant, or employee, shall procure, or attempt to procure, a substitute for any person drafted, or liable to be drafted, as aforesaid, he shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and shall, upon conviction, be punished by imprisonment not less than thirty days, nor more than six months, and pay a fine [page 11] not less than one hundred, nor more than one thousand dollars, by any court competent to try the offence.

'Sec. 24. ''And be it further enacted'', That all able-bodied male colored persons, between the ages of twenty and forty-five years, resident in the United States, shall be enrolled according to the provisions of this act, and of the act to which this is an amendment, and form part of the national forces; and when a slave of a loyal master shall be drafted and mustered into the service of the United States, his master shall have a certificate thereof, and thereupon such slave shall be free; and the bounty of one hundred dollars, now payable by law for each drafted man, shall be paid to the person to whom such drafted person was owing service or labor at the time of his muster into the service of the United States. The Secretary of War shall appoint a commission in each of the slave States represented in Congress, charged to award to each loyal person to whom a colored volunteer may owe service a just compensation, not exceeding three hundred dollars, for each such colored volunteer, payable out of the fund derived from commutations, and every such colored volunteer on being mustered into the service shall be free. And in all cases where men of color have been heretofore enlisted or have volunteered in the military service of the United States, all the provisions of this act, so far as the payment of bounty and compensation are provided, shall be equally applicable as to those who may be herafter recruited. But men of color, drafted or enlisted, or who may volunteer into the military service, while they shall be credited on the quotas of the several states, or subdivisions of states, wherein they are respectively drafted, enlisted, or shall volunteer, shall not be assigned as state troops, but shall be mustered into regiments or companies as United States colored troops.

'Sec. 25. ''And be it further enacted'', That the fifteenth section of the act to which this is amendatory be so amended that it will read as follows: That any surgeon charged with the duty of such inspection, who shall receive from any person whomsoever any money or other valuable thing, or agree, directly or indirectly, to receive the same to his own or another's use, for making an imperfect inspection, or a false or incorrect report, or who shall wilfully neglect to make a faithful inspection and true report, and each member of the board of enrolment who shall wilfully agree to the discharge from service of any drafted person who is not legally and properly entitled to such discharge, shall be tried by a court-martial, and, on conviction thereof, be punished by a fine not less than three hundred dollars and not more than ten thousand dollars, shall be imprisoned at the discretion of the court, and be cashiered and dismissed the service.

'Sec. 26. ''And be it further enacted'', That the words "precinct" and "election district," as used in this act, shall not be construed to require any subdivision for purposes of enrolment and draft less than the wards into which any city or village may be divided, or than the towns or townships into which any county may be divided.

'Sec. 27. ''And be it further enacted'', That so much of the act entitled "An act for enrolling and calling out the national forces, and for other purposes," approved March third, eighteen hundred and sixty-three, as may be inconsistent with the provisions of this act, is hereby repealed.

'Approved, February 24, 1864.'

[U.S. Congress, ''The Public Statutes at Large of the United States of America, 1789-1873'', 17 vols. (Washington, D.C.: [various publishers], 1845-73), 13: 387-389, 4 July 1864, 'An Act supplementary to an Act entitled "An Act to grant Pensions," approved July fourteenth, eighteen hundred and sixty-two', chap. 247; image copy, ''Library of Congress'' ([https://www.loc.gov/resource/llsalvol.llsal_013/?sp=417 https://www.loc.gov/resource/llsalvol.llsal_013/?sp=417] : accessed 12 November 2023).] [See [[Space:Laws_Relating_To_Civil_War|Laws relating to the U.S. Civil War]]]

'CHAP. CCXLVII.--''An Act supplementary to an Act entitled "An Act to grant Pensions," approved July fourteenth, eighteen hundred and sixty-two.''

''Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of American in Congress assembled'', That the biennial examinations of pensioners required by an act approved March three, eighteen hundred and fifty-nine, may be made by one surgeon only, provided he is a surgeon of the army or navy, or an examining surgeon duly appointed by the commissioner of pensions; nor shall the biennial certificate of two unappointed civil surgeons be accepted in any case, except upon satisfactory evidence than an examination by a commissioned or duly appointed surgeon is impracticable.

'SEC. 2. ''And be it further enacted'', That all fees paid to examining surgeons for biennial examinations, or for examinations specially ordered, as provided by the eighth section of the act to grant pensions, approved July fourteenth, eighteen hundred and sixty-two, shall be refunded by the agent for paying pensions in the district within which the pensioner or claimant resides, out of any money appropriated for the payment of pensions, under such regulations as the commissioner or pensions may prescribe

'SEC. 3. ''And be it further enacted'', That declarations of pension claimants shall be made before a court of record, or before some officer thereof having custody of its seal, said officer being hereby fully authorized and empowered to administer and certify any oath or affirmation relating to any pension or application therefor: ''Provided'', That the commissioner of pensions may designate, in localities more than twenty-five miles distant from any place at which such a court is holden, persons duly qualified to administer oaths, before whom declarations may be made and testimony taken.

'SEC. 4. ''And be it further enacted'', That section twelve of the act to grant pensions, approved July fourteen, eight hundred and sixty-two, is hereby repealed; and the commissioner of pensions is authorized and empowered to detail, from time to time, clerks in his office to investigate suspected attempts at fraud on the government through the pension-office, and to aid in prosecuting any persons so offending, with such additional compensation as is customary in cases of special service.

'SEC. 5. ''And be it further enacted'', That all persons now by law entitled to a less pension than hereafter specified, who shall have lost both feet in the military service of the United States and in the line of duty, shall be entitled to a pension of twenty dollars per month; and those who under the same conditions have lost both hands or both eyes shall be entitled to a pension of twenty-five dollars per month.

'SEC. 6. ''And be it further enacted'', That no pension claim now on file, [page 388] unless prosecuted to a successful issue within three years from the passage of this act, and no claim hereafter filed, not thus prosecuted to a successful issue within five years from the date of such filing, shall be admitted without satisfactory record evidence from the War Department to establish the same; and in every case in which a claim for pension shall have been filed for more than three years after the discharge or decease of the party on whose account the claim is made, the pension, if allowed, shall commence from the date of filing the last paper in said case by the party prosecuting the same.

'SEC. 7. ''And be it further enacted'', That on the remarriage on any widow receiving a pension, such pension shall terminate, and shall not be renewed should she again become a widow.

'SEC. 8. ''And be it further enacted'', That examining surgeons, duly appointed by the commissioner of pensions, may be required by him, from time to time, as he shall deem for the interests of the government to make special examinations of pensioners on the rolls of their respective districts, and such examinations shall have precedence over previous examinations, whether special or biennial. But when injustice is alleged to have been done by any examination so ordered, the com[m]issioner of pensions may, at his discretion, select a board of three duly appointed examining surgeons, who shall meet at a place to be designated by him, and shall review such cases as may be ordered before them on appeal from any special examination as aforesaid, and the decision of such board shall be final on the questions so submitted thereto. The compensation of all such surgeons shall not exceed that which has been customarily allowed in such cases, and shall be paid out of any appropriations made for the payment of pensions, in the same manner as the ordinary fees of appointed surgeons are or may be authorized to be paid.

'SEC. 9. ''And be it further enacted'', That those persons, not enlisted soldiers in the army, who volunteered for the time being to serve with any regularly organized military or naval force of the United States, or where persons otherwise volunteered and rendered service in any engagement with rebels or Indians since the fourth day of March, eighteen hundred and sixty-one, shall, if they have been disabled in consequence of wounds received in battle, in such temporary service, be entitled to the same benefits of the pension laws as those who have been regularly mustered into the United States service. And the widows, or other dependents, of any such persons as may have been killed in the temporary service aforesaid shall be entitled to pensions in the same manner as they would have been had such persons been regularly mustered: ''Provided'', That no claim under this section shall be valid unless presented and prosecuted to a succesful issue within three years from and after the passage of this act. All such claims shall be adjudicated under such special rules and regulations as the commissioner of pensions may prescribe, most effectually to guard against fraud.

'SEC. 10. ''And be it further enacted'', That if any person entitled to an invalid pension under the provisions of the act granting pensions, approved July fourteen, eighteen hundred and sixty-two, has died, or shall hereafter die, while an application for such pension is pending, and having a widow or dependent relative entitled to receive a pension by reason of his service and death, as provided in said act, then the pension to such widow or other person shall commence from the date at which the decedent's invalid pension would have commenced had he survived, subject to the conditions of this act, and the act to which this is amendatory.

'SEC. 11. ''And be it further enacted'', That all enlisted soldiers in the army who shall have become disabled in the service, whether they shall have been regularly mustered in or not, shall be entitled to the same benefits of the pension laws as those who have been regularly mustered [page 389] into the United States service; and the widows or other dependents entitled to pensions by law, as prescribed by the act of July fourteen, eighteen hundred and sixty-two, of any such soldier who may have been killed, or shall have died, or shall hereafter die, by reason of any wound received or disease contracted while in said service and in the line of duty, shall be entitled to the same pension as though such soldier had been regularly mustered into the service.

'SEC. 12. ''And be it further enacted'', That the fees of agents and attorneys for making out and causing to be executed the papers necessary to establish a claim for a pension, bounty, and other allowance before the pension-office, under this act, shall not exceed the following rates: For making out and causing to be duly executed a declaration by the applicant, with the necessary affidavits, and forwarding the same to the pension-office, with the requisite correspondence, ten dollars; which sum shall be received by such agent or attorney in full for all services in obtaining such pension, and shall not be demanded or received in whole or in part until such pension shall be obtained; and the sixth and seventh sections of an act entitled "An act to grant pensions," approved July fourteenth, eighteen hundred and sixty-two, are hereby repealed.

'SEC. 13. ''And be it further enacted'', That any agent or attorney who shall, directly or indirectly, demand or receive any greater compensation for his services under this act than is prescribed in the preceding section of this act, or who shall contract, or agree to prosecute, any claim for a pension, bounty, or other allowance, under this act, on the condition that he shall receive a per centum upon any portion of the amount of such claim, or who shall wrongfully withhold from a pensioner or other claimant the whole or any part of the pension or claim allowed and due to such pensioner or claimant, shall be deemed guilty of a high misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall, for every such offence, be fined not exceeding three hundred dollars, or imprisoned at hard labor not exceeding two years, or both, according to the circumstances and aggravations of the offence.

'SEC. 14. ''And be it further enacted'', That the widows and children of colored soldiers who have been, or who may be hereafter, killed, or who have died, or may hereafter die, of wounds received in battle, or who have died, or may hereafter die, of disease contracted in the military service of the United States, and in the line of duty, shall be entitled to receive the pensions now provided by law, without other proof of marriage than that the parties had habitually recognized each other as man and wife, and lived together as such for a definite period next preceding the soldier's enlistment, not less than two years, to be shown by the affidavits of credible witnesses: ''Provided, however,'' That such widow and children are free persons: ''Provided, further,'' That if such parties resided in any state in which their marriage may have been legally solemnized, the usual evidence shall be required.

'SEC. 15. ''And be it further enacted'', That all acts and parts of acts inconsistent with the provisions of this act are hereby repealed.

'APPROVED July 4, 1864.'

[U.S. Congress, ''The Public Statutes at Large of the United States of America, 1789-1873'', 17 vols. (Washington, D.C.: [various publishers], 1845-73), 13: 487-491, 3 March 1865, 'An act to amend the several acts heretofore passed to provide for the enrolling and calling out the national forces, and for other purposes', chap. 79; image copy, ''Library of Congress'' ([https://www.loc.gov/resource/llsalvol.llsal_013/?sp=517&st=image https://www.loc.gov/resource/llsalvol.llsal_013/?sp=517&st=image] : accessed 21 November 2023).] [See [[Space:Laws_Relating_To_Civil_War|Laws relating to the U.S. Civil War]]]

'Chap. LXXIX.--''An Act to amend the several Acts heretofore passed to provide for the Enrolling and Calling out the National Forces, and for other Purposes''

'''Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled'', That the measure of allowance for pay for an officer's servant is the pay of a private soldier as fixed by law at the time; that no non-commissioned officer shall be detailed or employed to act as a servant, nor shall any private soldier be so detailed or employed except with his own consent; that for each soldier employed as a servant by any officer there shall be deducted from the monthly pay of such officer the full monthly pay and allowances of the soldier so employed; and that, including any soldier or soldiers so employed, no oficer shall be allowed for any greater number of servants than is now provided by law, nor be allowed for any servant not actually and in fact in his employ.

'Sec. 2. ''And be it further enacted'', That non-commissioned officers and privates in the volunteer services shall receive the same amount of clothing as non-commissioned officers and privates of the same arm of the regular army.

'Sec. 3. ''And be it further enacted'', That if a soldier, discharged for wounds received in battle, die before receiving the bounty provided by the act of March third, eighteen hundred and sixty-three, entitled "An act to amend an act to authorize the employment of volunteers, and so forth," the bounty due shall be paid to the following persons, and in the order following, and to no other person, to wit: first, to the widow of such deceased soldier, if there be one; second, if there be no widow, then to the children of such deceased soldier, share and share alike; third, if such soldier left neither a widow, or child or children, then and in that case such bounty shall be paid to the following persons, provided they be residents of the United States, to wit: first, to his father; or if he shall not be living, or has abandoned the support of his family, then to the mother of such soldier; and if there be neither father nor mother as aforesaid, then such bounty shall be paid to the brothers and sisters of the deceased soldier, resident as aforesaid.

'[page 488] Sec. 4. ''And be it further enacted'', That every non-commissioned officer, private, or other person, who has been, or shall hereafter be, discharged from the army of the United States by reason of wounds received in battle, on skirmish, on picket, or in action, or in the line of duty, shall be entitled to receive the same bounty as if he had served out his full term; and all acts and parts of acts inconsistent with this are hereby repealed.

'Sec. 5. ''And be it further enacted'', That all persons of color who were enlisted and mustered into the military service of the United States in South Carolina, by and under the direction of Major-General Hunter and Brigadier-General Saxton, in pursuance of the authority from the Secretary of War, dated August twenty-fifth, eighteen hundred and sixty-two, "that the persons so received into service, and their officers, to be entitled to and receive the same pay and rations as are allowed by law to other volunteers in the service;" and in every case where it shall be made to appear to the satisfaction of the Secretary of War that any regiment of colored troops has been mustered into the service of the United States, under any assurance by the President or the Secretary of War, that the non-commissioned officers and privates of such regiment should be paid the same as other troops of the same arm of the service, shall, from the date of their enlistment, receive the same pay and allowances as are allowed by law to other volunteers in the military service; and the Secretary of War shall make all necessary regulations to cause payment to be made in accordance herewith.

'Sec. 6. ''And be it further enacted'', That the President is hereby authorized to enlist or organize, out of troops already in the service, six regiments of volunteer engineers, to be organized in accordance with existing laws, to have the same pay and allowances of engineer troops of the regular army, and to be subjected to the rules and articles of war.

'Sec. 7. ''And be it further enacted'', That the President is hereby authorized to enlist two additional companies to be added to the regiment of volunteer engineers raised under the provisions of an act approved May twentieth, eighteen hundred and sixty-four, entitled "An act to organize a regiment of veteran volunteers," and said regiment shall be considered one of the regiments authorized in the preceding section of this act.

'Sec. 8. ''And be it further enacted'', That whenever a regiment in the regular army is reduced below the minimum number, no officer shall be appointed in such a regiment beyond those necessary for the command of such reduced number.

'Sec. 9. ''And be it further enacted'', That officers by brevet in the regular army shall receive the same pay and allowance as brevet officers of the same grade or rank in the volunteer service, and no more.

'Sec. 10. ''And be it further enacted'', That the true construction of the sixth section of the "act respecting the organization of the army, and for other purposes," approved August twenty-third, eighteen hundred and forty-two, and of all laws relating in any way to the allowance of double rations to officers, authorizes such allowance to the following officers, and to no others whatever: to the general-in-chief commanding the armies of the United States; to each general officer commanding in chief a separate army actually in the field; to each general officer commanding a geographical division embracing one or more military departments; and to each officer commanding a military geographical department; and that any general order or regulation or usage allowing double rations to a chief of staff or any other officer than those above mentioned is illegal and void.

'Sec. 11. ''And be it further enacted'', That the bounty of one hundred dollars, provided by present laws to be paid to the heirs of volunteers killed in battle, shall be extended to the widow if living, or if she be dead to the children of any volunteer who shall have been or may be killed in the service, whether he shall have enlisted for two years or for a less period of time.

[page 489] 'Sec. 12. ''And be it further enacted'', That in case any officer of the military or naval service who may be hereafter dismissed by authority of the President shall make an application in writing for a trial, setting forth under oath that he has been wrongfully and unjustly dismissed, the President shall, as soon as the necessities of the public service may permit, convene a court-martial to try such officer on the charges on which he was dismissed. And if such court-martial shall not award dismissal or death as the punishment of such officer, the order of dismissal shall be void. And if the court-martial aforesaid shall not be convened for the trial of such officer within six months from the presentation of his application for trial, the sentence of dismissal shall be void.

'Sec. 13. ''And be it further enacted'', That where any revised enrollment in any congressional or draft district has been obtained or made prior to any actual drawing of names from the enrollment lists, the quota of such district may be adjusted and apportioned to such revised "enrollment instead of being applied to or based upon the enrollment as it may have stood before the revision.

'Sec. 14. ''And be it further enacted'', That hereafter all persons mustered in[to] the military or naval service, whether as volunteers, substitutes, representatives, or otherwise, shall be credited to the state and to the ward, township, precinct, or other enrolment sub-district where such persons belong by actual residence, (if such persons have an actual residence within the United States,) and where such persons were or shall be enrolled, (if liable to enrolment;) and it is hereby made the duty of the provost-marshal general to make such rules and give such instructions to the several provost-marshals, boards of enrolment, and mustering officers as shall be necessary for the faithful enforcement of the provisions of this section, to the end that fair and just credit shall be given to every section of the country: ''Provided'', That in any call for troops hereafter no county, town, township, ward, precinct, or election district shall have credit except for men actually furnished on said call or the preceding call by said county, town, township, ward, precinct, or election district, and mustered into the military or naval service on the quota thereof.

'Sec. 15. ''And be it further enacted'', That in computing quotas hereafter, credit shall be given to the several states, districts, and sub-districts for all men furnished from them, respectively, and not heretofore credited, during the present rebellion, for any period of service of not less than three months, calculating the number of days for which such service was furnished, and reducing the same to years: ''Provided'', That such credits shall not be applied to the call for additional troops made by the President on the twenty-first day of December, eighteen hundred and sixty-four.

'Sec. 16. ''And be it further enacted'', That persons who have been, or may hereafter be, drafted, under the provisions of the several acts to which this is an amendment, for the term of one year, and who have actually furnished, or may actually furnish, acceptable substitutes (not liable to draft) for the term of three years, shall be exempt from military duty during the time for which such substitutes shall not be liable to draft, not exceeding the time for which such substitutes shall have been mustered into the service, anything in the act of February twenty-fourth, eighteen hundred and sixty-four, to the contrary notwithstanding.

'Sec. 17. ''And be it further enacted'', That any recruiting agent, substitute broker, or other person who, for pay or profit, shall enlist, or cause to be enlisted, as a volunteer or substitute, any insane person, or convict, or person under indictment for a felony, or who is held to bail to answer for a felony, or person in a condition of intoxication, or a deserter from the military or naval service, or any minor between the ages of sixteen and eighteen years, without the consent of his parents or guardian, or any minor under the age of sixteen years, knowing him, in either case before [page 490] mentioned, to be such, or who shall defraud or illegally deprive any volunteer or substitute of any portion of the State, local, or United States bounty, to which he may be entitled, shall, upon conviction in any court of competent jurisdiction, be fined not exceeding one thousand dollars, nor less than two hundred dollars, or imprisoned not exceeding two years and not less than three months, or both, in the discretion of the court aforesaid.

'Sec. 18. ''And be it further enacted'', That any officer who shall muster into the military or naval service of the United States any deserter from said service, or insane person, or person in a condition of intoxication, or any minor between the ages of sixteen and eighteen years, without the consent of his parents or guardian, or any minor under the age of sixteen years, knowing him to be such, shall, upon conviction by any court-martial, be dishonorably dismissed the service of the United States.

'Sec. 19. ''And be it further enacted'', That in every case where a substitute is furnished to take the place of an enrolled or drafted man, and it is shown by evidence that shall be satisfactory to the Secretary of War that such substitute was, at the time of his enlistment, known by the party furnishing him to be non compos mentis, or in a condition of intoxication, or under conviction or indictment for any offence of the grade of felony at the common law, or to have been guilty of a previous act of desertion unsatisfied by pardon or punishment, or by reason of any existing infirmity or ailment, physically incapable of performing the ordinary duties of a soldier in actual service in the ranks, or minor between the ages of sixteen and eighteen years, without the consent of his parent or guardian, or a minor under the age of sixteen years, it shall be the duty of the provost-marshal general, on advice of the fact, to report the same to the provost-marshal of the proper district; and if such person so enlisted and incapable shall have been, since the passage of this act, mustered into the service as a substitute for a person liable to draft and not actually drafted, the name of the person so liable who furnished such substitute shall be again placed on the list, and he shall be subject to draft thereafter as though no such substitute had been furnished by him; and if such substitute so enlisted and incapable as aforesaid shall have been, since the passage of this act, mustered into the service as a substitute for a person actually drafted, then it shall be the duty of the provost-marshal general to direct the provost-marshal of the district immediately to notify the person who furnished such substitute that he is held to service in the place of such substitute, and he shall stand in the same relation and be subject to the same liability as before the furnishing of such substitute.

'Sec. 20. ''And be it further enacted'', That in case any substitute shall desert from the army, and it shall appear by evidence satisfactory to the Secretary of War that the party furnishing such substitute shall have, in any way, directly or indirectly, aided or abetted such desertion, or to have been privy to any intention on the part of such substitute to desert, then such person shall be immediately placed in the army, and shall serve for the period for which he was liable to draft, such service to commence at the date of the desertion of the substitute.

'Sec. 21. ''And be it further enacted'', That, in addition to the other lawful penalties of the crime of desertion from the military or naval service, all person who have deserted the military or naval service of the United States, who shall not return to said service, or report themselves to a provost-marshal within sixty days after the proclamation hereinafter mentioned, shall be deemed and taken to have voluntarily relinquished and forfeited their rights of citizenship and their rights to become citizens; and such deserters shall be forever incapable of holding any office of trust or profit under the United States, or of exercising any rights of citizens thereof; and all persons who shall hereafter desert the military or naval service, and all persons who, being duly enrolled, shall depart the juris- [page 491] diction of the district in which he is enrolled, or go beyond the limits of the United States, with intent to avoid any draft into the military or naval service, duly ordered, shall be liable to the penalties of this section. And the President is hereby authorized and required forthwith, on the passage of this act, to issue his proclamation setting forth the provisions of this section, in which proclamation the President is requested to notify all deserters returning within sixty days as aforesaid that they shall be pardoned on condition of returning to their regiments and companies or to such other organizations as they may be assigned to, until they shall have served for a period of time equal to their original term of enlistment.

'Sec. [22.] ''And be it further enacted'', That the third section of the act entitled "An act [further] to regulate and provide for the enrolling and calling out the national forces, and for other purposes," approved July fourth, eighteen hundred and sixty-four, be, and the same is hereby, repealed.

'Sec. [23.] ''And be it further enacted'', That any person or persons enrolled in any sub-district may, after notice of a draft, and before the same shall have taken place, cause to be mustered into the service of the United States such number of recruits, not subject to draft, as they may deem expedient, which recruits shall stand to the credit of the persons thus causing them to be mustered in, and shall be taken as substitutes for such persons, or so many of them as may be drafted, to the extent of the number of such recruits, and in the order designated by the principals, at the time such recruits are thus as aforesaid mustered in.

'Sec. [24.] ''And be it further enacted'', That section fifteen of the act approved February twenty-fourth, eighteen hundred and sixty-four, entitled "An act for enrolling and calling out the national forces, and for other purposes," be, and the same is hereby, amended by inserting after the words "any civil magistrate," the words "or any person authorized by law to administer oaths."

'Sec. [25.] ''And be it further enacted'', That the Secretary of War is hereby authorized to detail one or more of the employees of the War Department for the purpose of administering the oaths required by law in the settlement of officers' accounts for clothing, camp, and garrison equipage, quartermaster's stores, and ordnance, which oaths shall be administered without expense to the parties taking them, and shall be as binding upon the persons taking the same, and if falsely taken, shall subject them to the same penalties, as if the same were administered by a magistrate or justice of the peace.

'Sec. [26.] ''And be it further enacted'', That acting assistant surgeons, contract surgeons, and surgeons and commissioners on the enrolling boards, while in the military service of the United States, shall hereafter be exempt from all liability to be drafted under the provisions of any act for enrolling and calling out the national forces.

'Sec. 27. ''And be it further enacted'', That this act shall take effect from and after its passage: ''Provided'', that nothing herein contained shall operate to postpone the pending draft, or interfere with the quotas assigned therefor.

'Approved, March 3, 1865.'

[U.S. Congress, ''The Public Statutes at Large of the United States of America, 1789-1873'', 17 vols. (Washington, D.C.: [various publishers], 1845-73), 13: 499-500, 3 March 1865, 'An Act supplementary to the several Acts relating to Pensions', chap. 84. image copy, ''Library of Congress'', ([https://www.loc.gov/resource/llsalvol.llsal_013/?sp=529 https://www.loc.gov/resource/llsalvol.llsal_013/?sp=529] : accessed 12 November 2023).] [See [[Space:Laws_Relating_To_Civil_War|Laws relating to the U.S. Civil War]]]

'CHAP. LXXXIV.--''An Act supplementary to the several Acts relating to Pensions.'''

'''Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled'', That no invalid pensioner now or hereafter in the service of the United States shall be entitled to draw a pension for any period of time during which he is or shall be entitled to the full pay or salary which an able-bodied person discharging like duties to the government is allowed by law.

'SEC. 2. ''And be it further enacted'', That acting assistant or contract suregeons disabled by any wound received or disease contracted while actually performing the duties of assistant surgeons or acting assistant surgeons, with any military forces in the field or in transitu, shall be entitled to the benefits of the pension laws in the same manner as if they had actually been mustered into the service with the rank of "assistant surgeon," and the widows, minor children, or the dependents of acting assistant surgeons dying while performing the duty aforesaid, shall in like manner be entitled to the same benefits of the pension laws as if they deceased had been actually mustered into the service as assistant surgeons.

'SEC. 3. ''And be it further enacted'', That all persons now by laws entitled to a less pension than hereafter specified who shall have lost one foot and one hand in the military service of the United States, and in the line of ''his'' [their] duty, shall be entitled to twenty dollars per month.

'SEC. 4. ''And be it further enacted'', That if any officer or other person named in the first section of an act entitled "An act to grant pensions," approved July fourteen, eighteen hundred and sixty-two, has died since the fourth day of March, eighteen hundred and sixty-one, or shall hereafter die by reason of any wound received or disease contracted while in the service of the United States, and in the line of duty, his widow, or if there be no widow, or in case of her death or marriage, without payment to her of any part of the pension hereinafter mentioned, his child or children, under sixteen years of age, shall be entitled to receive the same pension as the husband or father would have been entitled to under said act, had he been totally disabled, to commence from the death of the husband or father, and to continue to the widow during her widowhood, or to the child or children until they severally attain to the age of sixteen years, and no longer: ''Provided'', That when such pension has been, or shall hereafter be, paid to the widow, such child or children shall only be en- [page 500] titled to receive the pension, to commence from the death or marriage of such widow and [to] continue as aforesaid: ''Provided, further'', That nothing herein contained shall be construed to repeal or modify the tenth section of an act entitled "An act supplementary to 'An act to grant pensions,' approved July fourteenth, eighteen hundred and sixty-two," approved July fourth, eighteen hundred and sixty-four, approved July fourth, eighteen hundred and sixty-four, and said section is hereby declared to be in full force and effect in all cases arising under this act to which said section is applicable, saving and excepting such cases as are embraced in the preceding proviso.

'APPROVED, March 3, 1865.'

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[U.S. Congress, ''The Public Statutes at Large of the United States of America, 1789-1873'', 17 vols. (Washington, D.C.: [various publishers], 1845-73), 14: 56-68, 6 June 1866, 'An Act supplementary to the several Acts relating to Pensions', chap. 106; image copy, ''Library of Congress'' ([https://www.loc.gov/resource/llsalvol.llsal_014/?sp=88 https://www.loc.gov/resource/llsalvol.llsal_014/?sp=88] : accessed 12 November 2023). [See [[Space:Laws_Relating_To_Civil_War|Laws relating to the U.S. Civil War]]]

'CHAP. CVI.--''An Act supplementary to the several Acts relating to Pensions.''

'''Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled'', That section five of an act entitled "An act supplementary to an act entitled 'An act to grant pensions,' approved July fourteenth, eighteen hundred and sixty-two," approved July fourth, eighteen hundred and sixty-four, and section three of an act entitled "An act supplementary to the several acts relating to pensions," approved March third, eighteen hundred and sixty-five, be, and the same are hereby, repealed, and the following shall stand in lieu thereof: That, from and after the passage of this act, all persons by law entitled to a less pension than hereinafter specified, who, while in the military or naval service and in line of duty, shall have lost the sight of both eyes, or who shall have lost both hands, or been permanently and totally disabled in the same, or otherwise so permanently and totally disabled as to render them utterly helpless, or so nearly so as to require the constant personal aid and attendance of another person, shall be entitled to a pension of twenty-five dollars per month; and all persons who, under like circumstances, shall have lost both feet, or one hand and one foot, or been totally and permanently disabled in the same, or otherwise so disabled as to be incapacitated for performing any manual labor, but not so much so as to require constant personal aid and attention, shall be entitled to a pension of twenty dollars per month; and all persons who, under like circumstances, shall have lost one hand or one foot, or been totally and permanently disabled in the same, or otherwise so disabled as to render their inability to perform manual labor equivalent to the loss of a hand or a foot, shall be entitled to a pension of fifteen dollars per month.

'SEC. 2. ''And be it further enacted'', That any pledge, mortgage, sale, assignment, or transfer of any right, claim, or interest in any pension which has been, or may hereafter be, granted, shall be void and of no effect; and any person acting as attorney to receive and receipt for money for and in behalf of any person entitled to a pension shall, before receiving said money, take and subscribe an oath, to be filed with the pension agent, and by him to be transmitted, with the vouchers now required by law, to the proper accounting officer of the Treasury, that he has no interest in said money by any pledge, mortgage, sale, assignment, or transfer, and that he does not know or believe that the same has been so disposed of [page 57] to any person: and any person who shall falsely take the said oath shall be guilty of perjury, and, on conviction, shall be liable to the pains and penalties of perjury.

'SEC. 3. ''And be it further enacted'', That any person who shall present or cause to be presented at any pension agency any power of attorney, or other paper required as a voucher in drawing a pension, which paper shall bear a date subsequently to that on which it was actually signed or executed, such person so offending shall be deemed guilty of a high misdemeanor, and shall, on conviction thereof, be punished by a fine not exceeding five hundred dollars, or by imprisonment for a term not exceeding three years, or by both, at the discretion of the court before whom such conviction shall be had, and no sum of money due, or to become due, to any pensioner under the laws aforesaid, shall be liable to attachment, levy or seizure by or under any legal or equitable process whatever, whether the same remains with the Pension Office or any officer or agent thereof, or is in course of transmission to the pensioner entitled thereto; but shall inure wholly to the benefit of such pensioner.

'SEC. 4. ''And be it further enacted'', That no claim agent or other person shall hereafter charge or receive more than twenty-five cents for preparing the papers necessary to enable a pensioner to receive a semi-annual payment of his pension, nor shall any pension agent charge or receive more than fifteen cents for administering an oath to a pensioner, or his attorney in fact, under a penalty of five dollars in each case.

'SEC. 5. ''And be it further enacted'', That section one of an act entitled "An act supplementary to the several acts relating to pensions," approved March three, eighteen hundred and sixty-five, is hereby repealed.

'SEC. 6. ''And be it further enacted'', That if any person entitled to an invalid pension has died since March four, eighteen hundred and sixty-one, or shall hereafter die while an application for such pension is pending, and after the proof has been completed, leaving no widow and no minor child under sixteen years of age, his heirs or legal representatives shall be entitled to receive the accrued pension to which the applicant would have been entitled had the certificate been issued before his death.

'SEC. 7. ''And be it further enacted'', That in all cases when a commission shall have been regularly issued to any person in the military or naval service who shall have died or been disabled while in the line of duty, after the date of such commission, and before being mustered, such officer or other person entitled to a pension for such death or disability by existing laws shall receive a pension corresponding to his rank, as determined by such commission, the same as if he had been mustered: ''Provided'', That this section shall not apply to any officer who shall have wilfully neglected or refused to be so mustered.

'SEC. 8. ''And be it further enacted'', That officers absent on sick leave, and enlisted men absent on sick furlough, shall be regarded in the administration of the pension laws in the same manner as if they were in the field or hospital.

'SEC. 9. ''And be it further enacted'', That the period of service of all persons entitled to the benefits of the pension laws, or on account of whose death any person may become entitled to a pension, shall be construed to extend to the time of disbanding the organization to which such persons belonged, or until their actual discharge for other cause than the expiration of the service of such organization.

'SEC. 10. ''And be it further enacted'', That enlisted men employed as teamsters, wagoners, artificers, hospital stewards, farriers, saddlers, and all other enlisted men, however employed in the service of the army or navy, not specifically mentioned in the first section of an act entitled "An act to grant pensions," approved July fourteen, eighteen hundred and sixty-two, shall be regarded, in the administration of the pension laws, as non-commissioned officers or privates.

'[page 58] SEC. 11. ''And be it further enacted'', That if any officer, soldier, or seaman shall have died of wounds received or of disease contracted in the line of duty in the military or naval service of the United States, leaving a widow and a child or children under the age of sixteen years, and it shall be duly certified under seal, by any court having probate jurisdiction, that satisfactory evidence has been produced before such court that the widow aforesaid has abandoned the care of such child or children, or is an unsuitable person, by reason of immoral conduct, to have the custody of the same, then no pension shall be allowed to such widow until said minor child or children shall have become sixteen years of age, any previous enactment to the contrary notwithstanding; and the minor child or children aforesaid shall be pensioned in the same manner as if no widow had survived the said officer, soldier, or seaman, and such pension may be paid to the regularly authorized guardian of such minor or minors.

'SEC. 12. ''And be it further enacted'', That section four of an act entitled "An act to grant pensions," approved July fourteen, eighteen hundred and sixty-two, is hereby so amended that the provisions thereof shall apply to and include the orphan brother or brothers, as well as sister or sisters, under sixteen years of age, and the father as well as mother of a deceased officer or other person named in section one of the above entitled act, who were dependent upon him for support in whole or in part, subject to the same limitations and restrictions.

'SEC. 13. ''And be it further enacted'', That nothing in this or any other act shall be so construed as to repeal or modify the sixth section of an act entitled "An act supplementary to 'An act to grant pensions,' approved July fourteenth, eighteen hundred and sixty-two, approved July fourth, eighteen hundred and sixty-four, or to entitle a person to receive more than one pension at the same time, and in every case in which a claim for pension shall not have been filed within three years after the discharge or decease of the party on whose account the claim is made, the pension, if allowed, shall commence from the date of filing the last paper in said case by the party prosecuting the same.

'SEC. 14. ''And be it further enacted'', That the fourteenth section of an act entitled "An act supplementary to 'An act to grant pensions,' approved July fourteenth, eighteen hundred and sixty-two, approved July fourth, eighteen hundred and sixty-four, be, and the same is hereby, repealed, and that the widows and children of colored soldiers and sailors who have been or may be hereafter killed, or who have died or may hereafter die of wounds received or of disease contracted in the military or naval service of the United States, and in the line of duty, shall be entitled to receive the pensions, bounty, and back pay provided by law, without other evidence of marriage than proof, satisfactory to the Commissioner of Pensions, that the parties had habitually recognized each other as man and wife, and lived together as such; and the children born of any marriage so proved shall be deemed and taken to be the children of the soldier or sailor party thereto.

'APPROVED, June 6, 1866.'

[U.S. Congress, ''The Public Statutes at Large of the United States of America, 1789-1873'', 17 vols. (Washington, D.C.: [various publishers], 1845-73), 14: 230-231, 25 July 1866, 'An Act Increasing the Pensions of Widows and Orphans, and for Other Purposes', chap. 235; image copy, ''Library of Congress'' ([https://www.loc.gov/resource/llsalvol.llsal_014/?sp=262&st=image https://www.loc.gov/resource/llsalvol.llsal_014/?sp=262&st=image] : accessed 12 November 2023) [See [[Space:Laws_Relating_To_Civil_War|Laws relating to the U.S. Civil War]]]

'CHAP. CCXXXV.--An Act increasing the Pensions of Widows and Orphans, and for other Purposes'

'''Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled'', That the provisions of the pension laws are hereby extended to and made to include provost marshals, deputy provost marshals, and enrolling officers, who have been killed or wounded in the discharge of their duties; and for the purpose of determining the amount of pension to which such persons and their dependents shall be entitled, provost marshals shall be ranked as captains, deputy provost marshals as first lieutenants, and enrolling officers as second lieutenants.

'SEC. 2. ''And be it further enacted'', That the pensions to widows of deceased soldiers and sailors, having children by such deceased soldiers or sailors, be increased at the rate of two dollars per month for each child of such soldier or sailor under the age of sixteen years. And in all cases in which there shall be more than one child of any deceased soldier or sailor leaving no widow, or where his widow has died or married again, or where she has been deprived of her pension under the provisions of section eleven of an act entitled "An act supplementary to the several acts relating to pensions," approved June sixth, eighteen hundred and sixty-six, the pension granted to such children under sixteen years of age by existing laws shall be increased to the same amount per month that would be allowed under the foregoing provisions to the widow if living and entitled to a pension: ''Provided'', That in no case shall more than one pension be allowed to the same person.

'SEC. 3. ''And be it further enacted'', That the provisions of an act entitled "An act to grant pensions," approved July fourteen, eighteen hundred and sixty-two, and of the acts supplementary thereto and amendatory thereof, are hereby, so far as applicable, extended to the pensions under previous laws, except revolutionary pensioners

'SEC. 4. ''And be it further enacted'', That if any person during the pendency of his application for an invalid pension, and after the completion of the proof showing his right thereto, has died, or shall hereafter die, but not in either case by reason of a wound received, or disease contracted in the service of the United States and in the line of duty, his widow, or if he left no widow, or in the event of her death or marriage, his relatives in the same order in which th[e]y would have received a pension, if they had been thereunto entitled under existing laws on account of the services and death in the line of duty of such person, shall have the right to demand and receive the accrued pension to which he would have been entitled had the certificate issued before his death; and in all cases where such person so entitled to an invalid pension has died, or shall hereafter die, under circumstances hereinbefore mentioned, whether by reason of a wound received or disease contracted in the service of the United States, and in the line of duty or otherwise, without leaving a widow or such relatives, then such accrued pension shall be paid to the executor or administrator of such person in like manner and effect as if such pension were so much assets belonging to the estate of the deceased at the time of his death.

'SEC. 5. ''And be it further enacted'', That the repeal by the act entitled "An act supplementary to the several acts relating to pensions," approved June sixth, eighteen hundred and sixty-six, of parts of certain acts mentioned in the first section of said act, shall not work a forfeiture of any rights accrued under or granted by such parts of such acts so repealed; but such rights shall be recognized and allowed in the same manner and to all intents and purposes as if said act had never passed, except that the invalid pensioner shall be entitled to draw from and after the taking effect of said act the increased pension thereby granted in lieu of that granted by such parts of such acts so repealed.

'[page 231] SEC. 6. ''And be it further enacted'', That nothing in the fourth section of an act entitled "An act supplementary to the several acts relating to pensions," approved March third, eighteen hundred and sixty-five, or in any other supplementary or amendatory act relating to pensions, shall be so construed so as to impair the right of a widow whose claim for a pension was pending at the date of her re-marriage, to the pension to which she would otherwise be entitled, had her deceased husband left no minor child or children under the age of sixteen years.

'APPROVED, July 25, 1866.'

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{| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" ! | Last Name || First Name || Co || Rank || Mustered In || Mustered Out || Residence || Source || Comments |- | || || || || || || || || |- | Abbot || John W. || M || Cpl || || || || AG || |- | Abbott || John W. || H || Cpl || 8/30/1861 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Abdon || Armer || D || Pvt || 3/6/1862 || || || S-AG || |- | Abdon || Benjamin || A - D || Pvt || 3/6/1862 || || || S || trans Co D |- | Able || Robert || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 4/15/1865 || || S-AG || |- | Adair || Thomas J. || L || Cpl || 4/2/1863 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Adam || James A. || A || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Adams || Charles || || Recruit || 7/8/1864 || || || AG || |- | Adams || Charles S. || G || Pvt || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Adams || George D. || K || || || 7/15/1863 || || PK || Killed/Died wounds Murfreesborough TN |- | Adams || George W. || || || || || || PK || Died accident Murfreesborough TN |- | Adams || George W. || K || Pvt || 2/24/1862 || || || S || |- | Adams || James A. || L || Sgt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Adams || James M. || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || S-AG || |- | Adams || James N. || A || || || 9/13/1863 || || PK || Killed/Died wounds Culpepper VA |- | Adams || James N. || A || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Adams || M.M. || I || || || || || AG || |- | Adams || Mardellus M. || I || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Adams || William H. || I || Sgt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || |- | Addison || Samuel || || Recruit || 3/10/1862 || || || AG || |- | Adkins || Martin V.B. || G || Pvt || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Adkinson || Joseph M. || A || Pvt || 3/10/1862 || || || RH-AG || |- | Adkinson || Samuel || A || Pvt || || || || RH-89 || to S Haven KS |- | Adkinson || Samuel || A B || Pvt || || || || S || trans to Co B |- | Adkinson || Samuel || B || Pvt || || || || S || trans from Co A |- | Albin || George || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 4/15/1865 || || S-AG || |- | Albro || James T. || C || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || RH-HO-89-AG-97-GAR || of Vevay IN |- | Aldrich || Daniel A. || L || Wagoner || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Aldrich || Reuben B. || L || Pvt || 8/28/1863 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Alexander || Travis || M || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Allee || Henry C. || I || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || |- | Allen || Charles W. || C B || Bugler || 2/25/1862 || || || RH-HO-S-AG || prisoner 11/8/1863 |- | Allen || Henry M. || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-ag || |- | Alley || Fuel || C B || Sgt || 2/21/1862 || || || HO-89-S-AG || to Kokomo IN |- | Alley || Henry C. || I || Cpl || || || || S || |- | Anderson || Eli A. || B || Pvt || 2/24/1862 || || || S || |- | Anderson || George || C || Cpl || || || || RH || |- | Anderson || George || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Anderson || George || C || Sgt || || || || HO || |- | Anderson || James W. || A || Pvt || 3/10/1862 || || || RH-89-97 || of Prestonville KY |- | Anderson || James W. || B || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Anderson || John || || Pvt || 12/20/1862 || || || S || |- | Andrews || Mashall E. || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || AG || |- | Andrews || Washington || L || Bugler || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans 8th Cav - aka Andrus |- | Anshutz || Gottlieb W. || A || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || RH-AG || |- | Applegate || Jackson || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Applegate || John A. || Q M || QM Sgt || 9/10/1862 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Armstrong || George || A || Pvt || || || Switz Co IN || S-AG || |- | Armstrong || George || A || Pvt || || Oct 29, 1862 |- | || HO-89 || to Locust KY |- | Armstrong || George W. || D || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || S-AG || |- | Atkinson || Joseph M. || A || || || 6/8/1864 || || PK || Killed/Died wounds Yellow Tavern VA |- | Ayers || John N. || H M || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Ayers || John W. || H M || Pvt || 8/20/1862 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Babb || David || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Backer || John || K || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Bailey || George M. || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || UN-AG || |- | Bailey || Isaac || G || Cpl || 12/31/1861 || 12/31/1864 || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Bain || Samuel || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || RH-AG || |- | Baird || George P. || A || Pvt || 1/24/1863 || || || 89-S-AG || to Owen IN |- | Baird || William P. || A || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-S-AG || |- | Baize || Albert || A || Cpl || || || || CM || Court Martial 1/00/1865 |- | Baker || Henry || K || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Baker || Thomas L. || D || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Baker || Thomas L. || D || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || 3/11/1898 || Dearborn Co IN || RH-FG-AG || |- | Bales || Benjamin F. || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || |- | Baley || George M. || || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Baley || William S. || B || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || S-AG || |- | Ball || Henry S. || I || Saddler || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || |- | Ball || Samuel O. || L || Pvt || 1/30/1863 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Ballard || Richard H. || B || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || AG || |- | Ballard || Richard H. || B || Sgt || || || || RH-S || |- | Balser || Noah || C || Pvt || || || || RH-HO || |- | Balte || Henry || K || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Banks || Charles || A C || Pvt || 3/27/1864 || || || HO-89-AG || |- | Banks || Simeon || C || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || 9/13/1863 || Switz Co IN || RH-PK-HO-AG || Killed/Died wounds Raccoon Ford VA |- | Banta || Charles || A || || || || || 97 || of Brooksburg IN |- | Banta || Henry D. || A H || Sgt || || || Switz Co IN || RH-89-AG-97-GAR || of Lamb IN |- | Bardwell || Augustus C. || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || RH-HO-AG || |- | Barker || Elijah || D || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || 7/8/1862 || Dearborn Co IN || PK-HO-S-AG || Died Alexandria VA |- | Barker || John || K || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Barkis || Francis A. || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || PK-HO-S-AG || |- | Barkla || Joseph || D || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Barley || Josiah || A || Pvt || || || || HO || |- | Barley || Lorenzo || A || Pvt || || || || HO || |- | Barnard || Leroy || H || Pvt || 8/26/1862 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Barnard || Thomas M. || H || Sgt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Barnes || William || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Barricklow || John S. || D || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || FG-AG || |- | Barricks || John S. || D || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Barter || George W. || || Recruit || 2/21/1863 || || || AG || |- | Barth || Jacob || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 12/19/1863 || || PK-S-AG || Died Fayetteville TN |- | Bartzner || John || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 4/15/1865 || || S-AG || |- | Bates || John A. || G || Pvt || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Bates || John A./S. || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Bauer || John || K || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Baugh || Cyrus M. || L || Pvt || 3/9/1863 || || || S-AG || |- | Baultinghouse || Edward || L || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Baxter || Francis J. || A || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Baxter || Francis W. || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Baxter || George W. || || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Bays || Albert || C A || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Bayze || Albert || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || RH-HO-AG || aka Bays - to Spencer Co IN |- | Bazzman || Frank || F || Sgt || || || || S || |- | Beach || John || L || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Beach || John R. || D || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || RH-AG || |- | Beam || Charles H. || B || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Bean || Charles H. || B || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || S-AG || |- | Beard || George W. || B || Comm Sgt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || S || |- | Beard || Perry C. || B || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || RH-AG || |- | Beard || William D. || B || Sgt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || S-AG || |- | Beasly || Charles || B || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || || S || |- | Beck || Elias W.H. || || Surgeon || 10/21/1861 || || Carroll Co IN || PK-A || Mustered out |- | Becker || John || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || 11/15/1862 || Switz Co IN || PK-AG || Died Huntsville AL |- | Beech || John || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || aka Booch |- | Beeglen || T.M. || || Recruit || 10/24/1864 || || || AG || |- | Beegles || P.M. || || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Beeson || Isaac N. || G || Pvt || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Beggerly || William M. || B || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || AG || |- | Beggs || Robert || F B || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Beggs || Robert B. || A || Pvt || 3/12/1863 || 12/30/1928 || Dearborn Co IN || RH-FG-AG || |- | Begs || Robert || F || || || || || 89 || |- | Bellamy || Flavius J. || A || Sgt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || RH-HO-AG || |- | Bennett || James || || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Bennett || Jeremiah || B || Pvt || 3/23/1863 || || || S-AG || |- | Bennett || Jeremiah || F || Pvt || || || || RH || |- | Bennett || Jerry || B || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Benson || David S. || D || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || S-AG || |- | Berg || John || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Bergdoll || Jonathan || M || Cpl || || || || S || |- | Beringer || George A. || M || Pvt || || || || FG || |- | Berkla || Joseph || D || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Bermister || Henry E.F. || B || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Berringer || George || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 7/20/1863 || || S-AG || |- | Biggs || Robert || F B || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Bignel || Rozel || D || Bugler || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || S-AG || aka Bignel |- | Bigney || Russell || D || Pvt || || || || RH || |- | Birt || Andrew D. || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Blackburn || James K. || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-89 || to Seeitan OH |- | Blacker || Jacob N. || H || Pvt || 8/12/1862 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Blacker || Luke H./N. || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Blankenship || Charles || L || Cpl || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Blaser || John || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || S-AG || |- | Blattenberg || George W. || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Bledsoe || Benjamin S. || C || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || 6/27/1864 || Switz Co IN || PK-RH-HO-AG || Killed/Died wounds White Oak Swamps VA |- | Bloomfield || Lewis R. || I || Pvt || 9/13/1862 || || || S-AG || |- | Bloser || John || K || Pvt || || || || HO || |- | Boggarty || William Mc. || B || Pvt || || || || RH || |- | Boley || William A. || B || Pvt || || || || RH || |- | Boll || Valentine || M || Saddler || || || || S || |- | Bolte || Henry || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Boman || Eli || || Pvt || 3/3/1863 || || || S-AG || |- | Bond || Benjamin || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || 11/30/1861 || Union Co IN || PK-UN-AG || Died Disease Budds Ferry, MD |- | Bondurant || Dewit W. || A || || || || || || |- | Boner || John || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || 8/2/1862 || Switz Co IN || PK-HO-AG || Died Athens AL |- | Bonner || Francis || E A || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Bonta || Edward E. || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Booher || Joseph || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || aka Booker - trans 8th Cav 9/10/1862 |- | Booher || Robert C. || H || Cpl || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || aka Booker |- | Boots || Adam || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 7/20/1861 || || S-AG || |- | Boright || Ostrum || C || Blacksmith || || || Switz Co IN || HO-89 || |- | Borton || Samuel || M || 2nd Lieutenant || || 8/15/1865 || || PK-S || Mustered out |- | Bose || William || C || Pvt || || || || RH || |- | Bosso || William || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Bowline || Thomas || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || || || S-AG || deserted 12/25/1862 |- | Boyd || James W. || E || QM Sgt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || RH-AG || wounded 7/1/1863 |- | Braddock || James R. || I M || Pvt || 9/24/1862 || || || S-AG || aka Brodrick - trans 8th Cav |- | Bramwell || Edwin || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || S-RH-AG || aka Edgar |- | Branham || George || E || Pvt || || || || HO-S || |- | Branham || Oscar W. || E || Sgt || 8/22/1861 || 8/24/1862 || Jefferson Co IN || PK-S-AG || Died Disease Fredericksburg VA |- | Bratton || Thomas B. || M || Farrier || 12/11/1861 || 4/15/1865 || || S-AG || |- | Bregdoll || John || M || Capt || || || || S || |- | Brenner || Francis || E A || Pvt || 1/5/1864 || || || S-AG || |- | Brenton || Oliver || F A || Pvt || 9/18/1863 || || || S-AG || |- | Brewer || William H. || M || Cpl || 12/11/1861 || 7/12/1865 || || S-AG || |- | Brewington || Joshua || D || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Breydoll || Jonathan || M || Cpl || 12/11/1861 || || || AG || deserted 1/5/1863 |- | Briddell || Sanford W. || D || Cpl || || || || RH-S || |- | Bright || Osmer || C || Bugler || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Bright || Peter || C || Pvt || 2/23/1862 || 7/22/1863 || || RH-AG || killed Chester Gap VA |- | Brindley || Elijah || A || Pvt || 2/28/1863 || || || RH-AG || |- | Brindley || Henry I./J. || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-89-AG-97-GAR || of Vevay IN |- | Brindley || John || A || Pvt || || || Switz Co IN || RH || |- | Brindley || John D. || A || Recruit || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-89-AG || |- | Brindley || William G. || A || Pvt || 2/23/1862 || || || 89-AG || of Prestonville KY |- | Brinkworth || George || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || RH-AG || |- | Brinton || Oliver || F A || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Bristoe || Isaac W. || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-S-AG || |- | Britt || John || A || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Britt || John || F A || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || RH-UN-AG || trans Co A |- | Brock || Lafayette || B || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || RH-AG || |- | Bromley || William || D || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || RH-S-AG || |- | Broneng || T.F. || E A || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Brooks || Eli || A || Pvt || 3/10/1863 || || || RH-89-AG || wounded 7/1/1863 to Noblesville IN |- | Brooks || James || H || Pvt || 8/22/1862 || || || AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Brooks || Thomas || I || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || |- | Brosie || Luther || || Asst Surgeon || || 11/29/1862 || La Porte Co IN || PK-A || Resigned 11/29/1862 |- | Brosine || William M. || I || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Brosius || William M. || I || Pvt || 8/1/1863 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Brown || Benjamin F. || M || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Brown || Benjamin M. || M || Pvt || 8/21/1861 || || || S-AG || trans to 8th Cav |- | Brown || Daniel || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-89-AG || to Milton KY |- | Brown || David J. || || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Brown || F. M. || M || || || || || 89 || |- | Brown || Francis F. || M || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Brown || Francis M. || M || Pvt || 8/21/1863 || || || S-AG || trans to 8th Cav |- | Brown || Harry F. || I || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Brown || Harvey F. || I || Blacksmith || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || AG || |- | Brown || Henry V. || G || 1st Sgt || 9/20/161 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Brown || Jacob H. || H || Pvt || 8/26/1862 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Brown || James W. || F || Pvt || 4/3/1862 || || || S-AG || |- | Brown || John O. || L || Pvt || || || || CM || Court Martial 1/00/1863 at Camp Morton IN |- | Brown || John O. || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || dishonorably discharged |- | Brown || Moses H.G. || I || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || 1/0/1862 || Henry Co IN || PK-S-AG || Died Disease Louisville KY Jan |- | Brown || P.J. || F || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Brown || Pollard J. || F || Cpl || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || UN-RH-AG || |- | Brown || Rufus L. || M || Cpl || 12/11/1861 || 4/15/1865 || || S-AG || |- | Brown || William H. || || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Bruce || Isaac N. || F || Pvt || 3/21/1863 || || || S-AG || |- | Bruce || John F. || F || Recruit || 3/21/1863 || || || FG-AG-97 || of Crozier IN |- | Bruce || Martin V. || D B || Sgt || 3/10/1863 || 2/17/1923 || Dearborn Co IN || RH-FG-89-S || |- | Bruington || Joshua || D || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Bruning || Francis A. || E A || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Brunkworth || George || E || || || || || 89 || to Louisville KY |- | Brusie || Luther || || Asst Surgeon || || || || S || |- | Bryan || Arthur S. || D || Hosp Steward || || || || RH-S || |- | Bryan || Augustus S. || D || Hosp Steward || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || S-AG || |- | Bryant || Zachariah T. || L || Pvt || 8/28/1863 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Bryles || William C. || H || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Buchanan || Cornelius || D || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || RH-S-AG || |- | Buchanan || Frank || F || Cpl || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || RH-UN-AG || |- | Buchanan || Jacob S. || A || Lt Col || 8/22/1861 || || || PK-R-A || resigned 10/24/1863 - to Evansville IN |- | Buchannan || Pleasant || D H || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || 0/0/1862 || Dearborn Co IN || PK-S-AG || Died Disease Frederick MD |- | Buchard || Frederick || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || S-AG || |- | Bucher || Charles || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || 7/9/1862 || Switz Co IN || PK-HO-AG || Died Drowned Rappahannock River |- | Bucher || John || C || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Buchner || Johann || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || S-AG || |- | Buckner || George || K || Bugler || || || || S || |- | Buford || John W. || A || Pvt || 5/28/1864 || || || S-AG || |- | Bunchen || D.W. || A || Pvt || || || || HO || |- | Bunchen || Dewitt || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || S-AG || |- | Burchard || Fredrich || K || Pvt || || || || HO-S || |- | Burchner || John || K || Pvt || || || || HO-S || |- | Burchner || John || K || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Burgess || Joseph || G || Pvt || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Burgin || Simpson || L || Pvt || 4/1/1863 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Burk || John || I || Cpl || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || trans invalid corps 8/31/1863 |- | Burk || William H. || D || Cpl || || || || S || |- | Burke || William H. || G || Cpl || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Burkla || Joseph || D || Pvt || || || || RH || |- | Burks || John || I || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Burmister || Henry E.F. || B || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || S-AG || |- | Burns || Barney || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || 12/13/1862 || Switz Co IN || PK-HO-AG || Died accident Fredericksburg VA |- | Burton || Allen || C || Sgt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || RH-HO-AG || |- | Burton || Marcus M. || I || Pvt || 9/24/1862 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Burton || Samuel || M || Comm Sgt || 12/11/1861 || || || AG || |- | Bussel || James E. || D || QM Sgt || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || S-AG || |- | Bussel || James M. || D || QM Sgt || || || || S || |- | Butz || John || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Bynum || Henry L. || H || Cpl || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || trans 8th Cav 10/1/1861 |- | Byrkit || Jacob || I || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || AG || |- | Byrkit || Jesse || I || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || aka Burkitt |- | Cahill || William H. || E || || || || || HO || |- | Calhoun || James || D || 1st Sgt || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || RH-AG || |- | Calhoun || James || D || 2nd Lieutenant || || || || PK-S || |- | Callahan || Daniel || G || 1st Lieutenant || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || PK-AG || |- | Calvin || John G. || G || Pvt || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Campbell || David || A || Pvt || 3/28/1864 || || || S-AG || |- | Campbell || John || I || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Campbell || Thomas || || Recruit || 10/23/1863 || || || AG || |- | Campbell || Thomas B. || M I || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Campbell || Thomas D. || M I || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Campbell || Thomas J. || I || Pvt || || || || AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Campbell || William || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 5/22/1865 || || S-AG || |- | Campfield || William || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || RH-HO-AG || |- | Carabaugh || Abraham || D || Pvt || 2/6/1863 || || || S-AG || |- | Carbaugh || Andrew J. || B D || Pvt || 2/8/1863 || || || RH-S-AG || |- | Carland || Patrick || F || Captain || 8/22/1861 || || Union Co IN || PK-D || Original Company |- | Carney || Martin || L || Pvt || 5/11/1863 || || || S-AG || trans to 8th IN Cav |- | Carney || Stephen || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans to 8th IN Cav |- | Carr || Franklin || B || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || RH-AG || |- | Carroll || James E. || G || Pvt || 9/20/861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Carter || Scott || || Colonel || 10/21/1861 || 3/11/1863 || || PK-89-A || Resigned 3/11/1863 |- | Cartwright || Charles || B || Bugler || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || S-AG || |- | Cartwright || Charles || B || Pvt || || || || CM || Court Martial 1/00/1863 in Virginia |- | Case || Charles || || Maj || || || || S-A || resigned 7/19/1862 - of Ft Wayne IN |- | Case || John || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 4/15/1865 || || S-AG || |- | Cash || Richard M. || M || Pvt || 4/23/1863 || || || S-AG || trans to 8th IN Cav - aka Case |- | Catt || George || I || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Catt || George || I || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || AG || |- | Caugheim || John W. || B || Pvt || || || || RH || |- | Caughlin || John W. || B || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || S-AG || |- | Caughlin || John W. || B || Pvt || || || || CM || Court Martial 1/00/1863 |- | Caux || Francis || M || Pvt || 12/11/1862 || 5/13/1865 || || S-AG || trans to 8th IN Cav |- | Chance || Elisha P. || D || Pvt || 2/21/1863 || || || S-AG || |- | Chance || George W. || D A || Pvt || 2/1/1862 || || || RH-S || |- | Chapman || George H. || || Colonel || || || || PK || |- | Chapman || Hezekiah || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || || || PK-S || Died Disease Cedar Grove Ind |- | Charles || Oliver || I || 2nd Lt || || || || S || |- | Charley || Jesse || B || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || RH-S-AG || |- | Charley || William || B || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || S-AG || |- | Childs || John A. || F || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Union Co IN || RH-UN-AG || |- | Childs || Oliver || I || 2nd Lieutenant || 8/22/1861 || || Henry Co IN || PK-D || Original Company |- | Chizum || Joseph || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Clair || James || G || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || trans 8th Cav - Captured Carters Station |- | Clare || Thomas || I || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Clark || Charles R. || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || S-AG-HO -89 || to New Albany IN |- | Clark || Jesse C. || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 4/15/1865 || || S-AG || |- | Clark || Paul || C || || || 6/20/1862 || Switz Co IN || PK || Resigned |- | Clark || Paul || C || 1st Lt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || PK-HO-89-GAR || Original Company |- | Clark || Thomas || G || Wagoner || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Clark || William || || Recruit || 10/3/1864 || 4/22/1865 || || PK-AG || Died Nashville TN |- | Clarke || James || G || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Cleaver || George S. || L || Cpl || 10/23/1861 || 3/11/1864 || || PK-S-AG || Killed/Died wounds Severeville TN |- | Clements || George H. || L || Pvt || 4/6/1863 || || || S-AG || |- | Clements || Joseph || D || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || S-AG || |- | Clements || Reuben || D A || Sgt || 3/10/1862 || 9/19/1864 || Dearborn Co IN || PK-FG-S || Died wounds Winchester VA |- | Clements || Stephen || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 4/15/1865 || || S-AG || |- | Clifford || Cassius R. || M I || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Cline || John C. || A || Pvt || 9/20/1862 || || || HO-AG-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Cline || Milton W. || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG-F || detached duty hdqrs 4/1/1863- was a spy |- | Clusman || Louis || F || Sgt || || || || S || |- | Coapstick || James H. || H || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Coax || Francis || M || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Cochran || David || E || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || HO-S-AG || |- | Coffman || Levi || L || Cpl || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Coker || James M. || || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Cole || Benjamin || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-89-AG || |- | Cole || Daniel R. || D || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || FG-S-AG-F || detached duty a spy - caught escaped-Libby Prison |- | Cole || F.M. || B || || || || Switz Co IN || 89 || |- | Cole || Francis V.W. || A || Cpl || 9/1/1863 || || || S-AG || |- | Cole || John W. || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Cole || Martin W. || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG-97 || trans to 8th Cav - of Elzeville IN |- | Coleman || James || G || Pvt || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || trans 8th Cav 10/31/1864 |- | Coleman || James B. || G || Pvt || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || AG || |- | Coleman || John C. || M G || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Colescott || John M. || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans to 8th Cav |- | Collane || Richard || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-Ag || |- | Collins || Austin || H || Cpl || || || || S || |- | Collins || James || F || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Collins || Mitchell || F || Pvt || 3/24/1863 || || || FG-S-AG || |- | Colvin || James M. || A || Pvt || 8/1/1863 || || || S-AG || |- | Colvin || James W. || A || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Conger || Gersham || I || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Congers || William || B || Pvt || 9/24/1862 || || || R-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Connally || John A. || G || Pvt || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Connell || James I.M. || D || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || AG || |- | Connell || Thomas B. || D || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || RH-AG || |- | Conyers || William || B || || || || Switz Co IN || 89 || |- | Cook || James || H || Pvt || || || || CM || Court Martial 2/00/1863 |- | Cook || James || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Cook || John || I || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Cook || William || M H || Pvt || 8/26/1862 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Cook || William H. || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || |- | Cooley || William || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 5/6/1865 || || FG-S-AG || |- | Coon || John || I || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || AG || |- | Cooper || James M. || D || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || S-AG || |- | Cooper || Silas || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || FG-S-AG || trans to 8th Cav |- | Cooper || William || I M || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Coopstick || James H. || H || Pvt || 10/2/1862 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Corbaugh || Andrew || B D || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Cotton || Henry W. || A || Sgt || || || Switz Co IN || RH-AG || wounded to Alameda CA |- | Cotton || William || F || 2nd Lieutenant || || || Union Co IN || PK-RH-UN-89 || |- | Coulter || James W. || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Council || Austin || H || Cpl || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Council || Jordan || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Courtney || Andrew J. || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || 3/11/1862 || Switz Co IN || HO-89-AG-GAR || |- | Courtney || Hugh || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || RH-UN-S-AG || aka Courney |- | Cowan || William || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 4/15/1861 || Switz Co IN || 89-AG-97 || of Patriot IN |- | Cowen || William || K || || || || || FG || |- | Cox || William || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || RH-AG || |- | Coy || Joseph || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || trans Battery M 2nd US Artillery |- | Crabb || Henry C. || B || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || RH-AG || |- | Crabb || William H. || B || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Crabb || William N. || B || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Cracraft || William || I || Cpl || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || |- | Crane || Samuel A. || A E || Pvt || 9/5/1863 || || || S-AG || |- | Cranson || Thomas || D A || Cpl || 3/19/1863 || || || S-AG || |- | Cranston || Thomas || D A || Cpl || || || || S || |- | Creekmore || James T. || F || QM Sgt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || UN-AG || |- | Cremens || William J. || F A || Pvt || 2/25/1863 || || || S-AG || |- | Crofoot || Warren || E || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Crook || William H. || L || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Cross || Samuel T. || E || QM Sgt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || VV-S-AG || wounded VV9/25/1862 |- | Crow || Benjamin W. || E || Bugler || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || HO-S-AG || |- | Crowfoot || Warren || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || HO-S-AG || |- | Cruise || Charles || M || Cpl || 12/11/1861 || 4/15/1865 || || S-AG || |- | Culver || George M. || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || PK-UN-AG || |- | Cummings || William || G || Sgt || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || FG-S-AG || |- | Cunningham || C.S. || A || Pvt || || || || HO || |- | Cunningham || Charles F. || A || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Cunningham || Charles S. || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || RH-S-AG || |- | Cunningham || Samuel || F || || || 0/0/1864 || || PK || Died prison Andersonville GA |- | Cunningham || Samuel C./O. || F A || Pvt || 3/25/1863 || || || S-AG || |- | Currie || Marion || A || Pvt || 3/1/1864 || 5/26/1864 || || PK-S-AG || Died Disease Alexandria VA |- | Curry || Marion || A || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Curtis || John || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 4/15/1865 || || S-AG || |- | Daily || Hezekiah || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || RH-UN-AG || |- | Daily || Joseph || A || || || || || || wounded |- | Daily || Josiah || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || RH-AG || aka Darley wounded 7/9/1863 |- | Daily || Lorenzo D. || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || 89-AG || aka Darley tp Brooksburg IN |- | Daland || Daniel || L || Saddler || || || || S || |- | Dalgleish || John || L || Recruit || 5/18/1863 || || || AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Damm || Vincent || K || Pvt || || || || HO || |- | Damm || William || K || Sgt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-A || |- | Damon || Riley D. || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans to 8th Cav |- | Danbury || William || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans to 8th Cav |- | Danglade || Theophile M. || C || Captain || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || PK-HO || Original Company |- | Daniel || George R. || D A || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Daniel || John R. || M || Pvt || 3/25/1863 || 4/11/1865 || || PK-AG || Killed Brown Co. IN |- | Daniels || George R. || D A || Pvt || 2/1/1862 || 00/00/1929 || Dearborn Co IN || RH-FG-AG || |- | Daniels || Nathaniel G. || B || Pvt || 3/10/1862 || || || RH-AG || |- | Darley || Jesse V. || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || RH-HO-AG || |- | Darry || Joseph || || Pvt || 2/26/1864 || || || S-AG || aka Dany |- | Dashiel || Masten || G || Pvt || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || FG-AG || |- | Davidson || Samuel || G || Pvt || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Davis || Albert || H || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Davis || Charles W. || G || Pvt || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Davis || Dennis || B || 2nd Lt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || RH-AG || |- | Davis || Jeremiah || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || |- | Davis || Jonathan || I || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Davis || Thomas C. || B || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG-AG || |- | Dawson || Byron || L || Captain || 10/23/1861 || || || PK-AG || To Co. G 8th IN Cav |- | Dawson || Charles N. || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || RH-UN-AG || aka Danson |- | Day || George || D || Bugler || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || RH-89-AG || |- | Day || Thomas G. || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || 1/21/1865 || Jefferson Co IN || FG-89-RH-AG || Captured 12/1/1863 |- | Deilenheim || Joseph || E || Pvt || || || || RH || |- | Deilheim || Joseph || E || || || || || 89 || |- | Demaree || Benjamin F. || C A || Pvt || 4/2/1863 || || || HO-AG || |- | Demaree || P.T. || C || || || || Jefferson Co IN || 89 || |- | Deneree || Cyrus || B || Sgt || 2/22/1862 || || Dearborn Co IN || RH-89-AG || |- | Dennis || Isaac M. || F A || Pvt || 9/25/1863 || || || S-AG || |- | Dennis || Isaac N. || F A || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Dennis || Isaac W. || F A || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Dennis || N.G || B || || || || Dearborn Co IN || 89 || |- | Dennis || Whitesil || I || Pvt || || 9/20/1863 || || PK || Died Stevenson AL |- | Depree || John A. || G || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || |- | Depree || John E. || G || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Dick || Philip G. || E || Pvt || || || || RH || |- | Dick || Philip G. || E || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Dickey || David || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || RH-AG || |- | Dickey || John || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Dickey || Phillip || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Dilee || John || I || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || |- | Dilenhermer || Joseph || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Dillander || Joseph R. || C A || Pvt || 3/23/1863 || || || HO-AG || prisoner 11/8/1863 Andersonville aka Dillinger |- | Dillen || Frank || K || Cpl || || || || S || |- | Dobson || Thadius || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 6/1/1863 || || S-AG || discharged disability |- | Doellen || Frank || K || Cpl || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || S-AG || |- | Doll || Elias || B || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || RH-AG || |- | Doll || Frederick || B || Sgt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || RH-AG || |- | Dollen || Frank || K || Pvt || || || || HO || |- | Dom || Josiah || D || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || RH-AG || of Indpls IN |- | Donelson || Emmanuel || || Pvt || 9/29/1862 || || || S-AG || |- | Donovan || Harvey || G || Pvt || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || FG-AG || |- | Donovan || Peter || G || Pvt || 9/20/1861 || 4/10/1862 || Johnson Co IN || PK-AG || Killed/Died wounds Nashville TN |- | Douglas || Joseph M. || H || 1st Lieutenant || || 5/2/1862 || || PK || Resigned |- | Douglas || Joseph M. || H || 1st Lieutenant || 8/22/1861 || || || PK || Original Company |- | Douglass || Edward R. || B A || Pvt || 2/2/1863 || || || RH-AG || wounded 7/1/1863 |- | Douglass || Joseph M. || K || 1st Lt || || || || S || |- | Downer || William N. || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || UN || |- | Downey || William B. || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || RH-AG || |- | Drake || Franklin || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || |- | Driver || Elliott || C || Pvt || || || || || to Milo IL |- | Driver || Elliott || C || Pvt || || || || RH || prisoner 7/22/1863 |- | Duffey || George || D A || Pvt || 1/29/1863 || || || S-AG || |- | Dumarie || Cyrus || B || Sgt || || || || S || |- | Dumm || Vincent || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || 9/7/1862 || Switz Co IN || PK-AG || Died Nashville TN |- | Dumont || Sidney M. || A || Cpl || || || Switz Co IN || HO-89-AG || |- | Duncan || Emanuel || M || Recruit || 1/9/1864 || 6/6/1865 || || AG || |- | Duncan || Isaiah || G || Pvt || || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || trans 8th Cav 9/10/1862 |- | Dunebarger || George || G || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Dunkee || Henry R. || G || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Dunkle || Henry K. || G || Pvt || || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || trans 8th Cav 9/10/1862 |- | Dunlap || Thomas C. || G || Cpl || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Dunn || McKee || G || Pvt || 9/20/1861 || 12/27/1862 || Johnson Co IN || PK-AG || Killed/Died wounds Nolensville TN |- | Dunn || William D. || A || Bugler || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || RH-HO-AG || |- | Dupree || John E. || G || Pvt || || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || trans 8th Cav 9/10/1862 |- | Duver || Elliott || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Dyer || David || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-89-AG-GAR || wounded |- | Dyer || John || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 7/20/1865 || Johnson Co IN || S-AG-AG || trans 8th Cav 9/10/1862 |- | Eagan || John || G || Pvt || || || || RH || |- | Eagle || Michael || F || Blacksmith || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || S-AG || |- | Ealy || Dan J. || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || UN-AG || |- | Earhart || James || C || || || || || PK || Died Gallatin TN |- | Earley || Frederick || B F || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Eaton || Benjamin S. || B || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || RH-AG || |- | Ebbers || Carl || K || Pvt || || || || HO-S || |- | Ebers || Curt || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || S-AG || |- | Eblen || John L. || A || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Eblin || John L. || A || Pvt || || || || HO || wounded |- | Eblin || John M. || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || S-AG || |- | Ebring || Arnold || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || S-AG || aka Egbring |- | Eckor || Daniel || F || Pvt || || || || RH || |- | Edmondson || James H. || B || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || RH-AG || |- | Edwards || James L. || I || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || |- | Egbring || Arnold || K || Pvt || || || || HO || |- | Egbring || Leonard || K || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Egloff || Peter || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Eikler || Daniel || B F || Pvt || 3/24/1862 || || || S-AG || |- | Ekbrink || Arnold || K || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Eklor || Daniel || B F || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Elfring || William || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Elliott || Isaiah || C || Pvt || || || || HO || |- | Elliott || James H. || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Elliott || John || G || Pvt || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Elliott || John T. || || Pvt || 12/31/1864 || || || S-AG || |- | Ellis || Enos || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Ellsworth || Ely || I || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Elston || Isaiah || A C || Pvt || 3/10/863 || || || RH-AG || |- | Eltzroth || Eli || I || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || |- | Elwood || James || I || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Ely || Dan J. || F || Cpl || 9/24/1862 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Emrick || Benedict || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 3/15/1863 || || S-AG || died Indpls IN |- | English || Edward J. || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | English || James E. || A || Pvt || || || || RH-89 || to New Washington IN |- | Enos || William A. || A F || Sgt || || || || S || |- | Enos || William N. || F A || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || RH-UN-AG || trans Co A |- | Eppler || Jacob || K || Cpl || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Erle || Frederick || B F || Pvt || 3/5/1862 || || || S-AG || |- | Erley || Frederick || B F || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Erwin || Dudley M. || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Erwin || John S. || K || Cpl || || || || S || |- | Erwin || John W. || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Eskew || Theodore || L || Pvt || 12/7/1862 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Eurich || Benedict || M || Pvt || || 3/15/1863 || || PK || Died Disease Indianapolis IN |- | Evans || Cowon D. || A || Recruit || 2/24/1864 || || || FG-AG || |- | Evans || John H || B || Sgt || 8/22/1861 || 9/0/1862 || Harrison Co IN || PK-RH-AG || Killed/Died wounds Rappahannock Station VA |- | Evers || Curd || K || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Ewald || Henry || K || Blacksmith || || || || S || |- | Ewald || Henry || K || Blacksmith || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Ewing || Scott || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 4/15/1865 || || S-AG || |- | Faas || Charles || H || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Fagan || Marion || C || Sgt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Fair || John S. || B || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || RH-AG || |- | Fallis || David || A || Sgt || || 9/8/1862 || Switz Co IN || PK-AG || Killed/Died wounds Poolesville MD |- | Fank || Daniel || B || Pvt || || || || RH || |- | Fank || Larkin || B || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Farley || James || G || Pvt || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Farley || Lewis A. || G || Blacksmith || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Farling || George W. || H || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Farmer || James E. || G || Sgt || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Farr || John S. || B || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Farrell || Hannibal || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || RH-89-HO-AG-97 || of Bennington IN |- | Farrell || John || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-89-RH-AG || |- | Farrell || Silas || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || RH-HO-AG || |- | Faught || Sanford || A || Pvt || 6/11/1863 || || || S-AG || |- | Fauss || Charles || H || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Fauss || Charles || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Feckner || C.B. || H || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Feckner || Charles B. || H || Saddler || || || || S || |- | Fee || James || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || 0/0/1863 || Clinton Co IN || PK-AG || Died Disease Mufreesborough TN |- | Fee || John || H || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Feisch || Alexander || K || Sgt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-S-AG || |- | Fent || Valentine || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Ferguson || H. || A || Pvt || || || || HO || |- | Ferguson || William H. || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || 8/1/1863 || Switz Co IN || PK-AG || Killed/Died wounds Brandy Station VA |- | Ferling || George W. || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Fickle || William J. || H M || Pvt || 8/27/1862 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Fiegate || Walter || C || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Fife || Andrew || M || Pvt || 5/25/1863 || || || S-AG || trans to 8th IN Cav |- | Finney || John || G M || Comm Sgt || || || || S-AG || trans 8th Cav 9/10/1862 |- | Finney || Lewis A. || G || Pvt || || || || FG || |- | Firling || George W. || H || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Fish || Tilghman || I || 1st Lieutenant || 8/22/1861 || || || PK || Original Company |- | Fish || William S. || I || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || 5/30/1864 || Henry Co IN || S-AG || hospital steward |- | Fisher || Ellis M. || A || Sgt || || || || S || |- | Fistes || John || C || Blacksmith || || || || S || |- | Fitzhugh || Lee M. || K || 2nd Lt || || || || HO || |- | Fitzpatrick || John H. || G || Sgt || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Fitzpatrick || Robert S. || G || Pvt || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Flagg || John || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Flannegan || Michael || L || Pvt || 12/17/1862 || 5/29/1865 || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Flock || Abraham || B || Wagoner || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || S-AG || aka Fleck |- | Florae || John || H || Saddler || || || || S || |- | Florce || John C. || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || UN-AG || |- | Florea || John C. || F || Saddler || || || || S || |- | Flowers || James || L || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Fluher || Ernest || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || RH-UN-AG || aka Fluhr |- | Fockner || Charles B. || H || Saddler || || || || S || |- | Follis M. || David || A || Sgt || || || || S || |- | Follmar || John M. || G M || Pvt || || || Johnson Co IN || S || trans 8th Cav 9/10/1862 |- | Ford || Absalom || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Ford || Benjamin || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || trans 8th Cav - captured Calhoun GA |- | Ford || Frederich || I || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || |- | Ford || John W. || I || Cpl || || || || S || |- | Ford || Newton D. || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 4/15/1865 || || S-AG || |- | Fort || John W. || I || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || |- | Foster || Lyman F./T. || D A || Pvt || 8/1/1863 || || || S-AG || |- | Fouch || Obannion || G || Blacksmith || 9/20/1861 || 3/17/1863 || Johnson Co IN || PK-S-AG || Died Disease Mufreesborough TN |- | Fouts || Alfred || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || |- | Fowler || John N. || H M || Pvt || 8/21/1862 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Fowler || John W. || H M || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Franklin || Henry || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-RH-AG || |- | Freeman || Henry E. || G || Pvt || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Freider || Joseph || K || 1st Sgt || || || || S || |- | Friedel || Joseph || K || 1st Sgt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-S-AG || |- | Friedrick || John || K || Cpl || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-S-AG || |- | Friel || Joseph || K || 1st Sgt || || || || S || |- | Frits || Thomas J. || || Asst Surgeon || || || || S || |- | Fritz || Thomas J. || || Asst Surgeon || || 4/15/1865 || || PK || To 8th IN Cav |- | Froshaw || Jonas || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 7/20/1863 || || AG || |- | Fugit || Morton D. || C || Blacksmith || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Fugit || Morton D. || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || || RH || wounded 7/1/1863 |- | Fugit || Walter || C || Pvt || || 1/27/1864 || || PK || Died prison Andersonville GA |- | Fulhart || Joseph C. || A || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Fullerton || M.V. || B || || || || || 89 || to New Albany IN |- | Fullilove || Martin V. || B || Blacksmith || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || RH-S-AG || |- | Funk || Daniel || B || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || S-AG || |- | Funk || Larkin || B || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || S-AG || |- | Funk || Peter || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-89-AG || |- | Funkhouser || Jacob || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || || || S-AG || deserted 12/20/1862 |- | Furgason || David || G || Pvt || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Furgason || William H. || A || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Furling || George W. || H || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Gaddis || Albert || H || Cpl || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Gaddis || Alfred || H || Major || 8/22/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || PK-D || Original Company |- | Gaddis || Oliver || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || aka Gaddis |- | Gailey || John || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || aka Gaily - to Corydon IN |- | Galaway || John S. || E || Comm Sgt || || || || RH || |- | Garrison || Addison || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || || || S-AG || discharged disabilityq |- | Garrison || Henry || D || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || FG-S-AG || |- | Garrison || John A. || A B || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Gasaway || John S. || E || Comm Sgt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || HO-S-AG || |- | Geoff || Thomas C. || H || Pvt || 8/26/1862 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Gibbons || Daniel || G || Pvt || || 12/31/1862 || || PK || Killed/Died wounds Stone River GA |- | Gibbons || James W. || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || 1/24/1862 || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Gibbons || John || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || || || S-AG || deserted 12/20/1862 |- | Gilbert || Benjamin F. || A B || Capt || || || Switz Co IN || RH-AG-A || to Carsville KY |- | Gilbert || Isaac B. || C || 2nd Lieutenant || || || || PK-HO || |- | Gilbert || Isaac R. || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || HO-S-AG || |- | Gilchrist || George M. || B E || Captain || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || PK-AG || |- | Gilpin || Samuel J. || E || Comm Sgt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || RH-S-AG || |- | Givin || William || F || Sgt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || UN-AG || |- | Gladden || Albert || H || Cpl || || || || S || |- | Glascock Jr || John R.B. || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || 4/28/1865 || Jefferson Co IN || S-HO-AG || Captured6/29/1864 |- | Glasscock || Harvey M. || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Glauber || Matthew || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || RH-AG || |- | Goble || Elias || I || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || aka Golbe |- | Goblman || Thomas J. || I || Wagoner || || || || S || |- | Godden || Albert || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-RH-AG || prisoner 1/27/1864 |- | Goff || Thomas C. || H || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Golden || George S. || A F || Pvt || 9/18/1863 || || || S-AG || |- | Golding || George A. || D || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || FG-S-AG || |- | Golding || George S. || A F || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Goodner || Jacob J. || A D || Pvt || 9/24/1863 || || Switz Co IN || 89-S-AG-97 || of Aaron IN |- | Goodner || William S. || D || Pvt || 8/1/1863 || || || S-AG || |- | Goodpasture || Stephen || B F || Pvt || 3/24/1862 || || || FG-S-AG || |- | Goolman || Thomas J. || I || Wagoner || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || |- | Gordon || Harrison || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || S-AG-HO-89 || to Huntington WV |- | Gordon || James || C || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Gordon || James H. || B || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || RH-AG || |- | Gordon || William || || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Gorman || James || F || Pvt || || || || RH || |- | Gorman || James D. || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || 6/27/1864 || Union Co IN || PK-UN-S || Killed/Died wounds White Oak Swamp VA |- | Gosaman || John A. || A B || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || S || |- | Gott || Jonathan || G || Bugler || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Goulding || George A. || D || Cpl || || || || S || |- | Goulding || George H. || D || Comm Sgt || || || || RH || |- | Grable || Joseph R. || B || Sgt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || S-AG || |- | Grafeuse || Jacob || M || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Graham || Felix W. || G || Captain/Colonel || 8/22/1861 || 4/19/1862 || || PK-D || Resigned to join 5th IN Cav - to Clermont IN |- | Graham || James || E || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || || || 89-S-AG || to Clermont IN |- | Graham || James A. || H || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Gray || Isaac L. || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 4/15/1865 || || S-AG || |- | Gray || Jenkins H. || B || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || S-AG || |- | Gray || Robert || A E || Pvt || 2/27/1864 || || || S-AG || |- | Gray || Robert B. || E || || || || || 89 || |- | Grayfuse || Jacob || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 4/15/1865 || || S-AG || |- | Grebe || Jacob || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || 5/24/1865 || Jefferson Co IN || RH-AG || Captured 6/29/1864 |- | Green || Lorenzo H. || B || Blacksmith || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || RH-AG || |- | Green || Marmaduke || D || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || 8/6/1862 || Dearborn Co IN || PK-S-AG || Killed/Died wounds Massaponax Va |- | Green || William || M || Pvt || 7/15/1863 || || || S-AG || trans to 8th IN Cav |- | Green || William H.H. || K G || 2nd Lieutenant || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || PK-HO-S-AG || |- | Greenwood || Wesley || C || || || || || || prisoner Andersonville GA |- | Greenwood || William W. || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || 10/23/1864 || Switz Co IN || PK-AG || Died prison Andersonville GA |- | Gregg || Oscar H. || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || UN-AG || |- | Greiner || John || E || Commisary || 8/22/1861 || 5/0/1863 || Jefferson Co IN || PK-AG-A || Resigned 5/28/1863 |- | Gresham || Benjamin Q.A. || B || Captain || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || PK-D-A || To Lt. Col in 10th Cavalry |- | Grey || Jenkins H. || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 4/15/1865 || || AG || |- | Griffin || William || G || Pvt || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Griffith || Edward || D || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Griffith || William F. || F || Sgt || 10/23/1861 || || || FG-AG || trans to 8th Cav |- | Grim || Henry || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || ` || || S-AG || trans to 8th Cav |- | Grimes || Stephen || A || Pvt || 3/27/1864 || || || 89-S-AG || |- | Griner || John || E || || || || || 89 || |- | Grossman || John A. || A || Pvt || || || || HO || |- | Grubb || John || F-A || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || 10/26/1905 || Union Co IN || UN-FG-s-89-AG || to New Trenton Franklin Co IN |- | Grunden || William || I || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || aka Gumden |- | Guard || Oliver || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Gue || Edward || I || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || 1/0/1862 || Henry Co IN || PK-AG || Died Louisville KY |- | Guinn || William M. || F || Sgt || || || || S || |- | Gundon || William || I || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Guthridge || John W. || H || Saddler || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Gwartney || John || B || Pvt || 6/231862 || || || S-RH-AG || |- | Gwin || William M. || F || Sgt || || || || S || |- | Haag || John || E || Pvt || || || || RH || |- | Hackleman || Darwin || I || Bugler || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || deserted 10/16/1864 |- | Haeck || Jacob || D A || Bugler || || || || S || |- | Hagan || Jonathan || M || Pvt || 7/11/1863 || || || S-AG || |- | Haines || Francis V. || G || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Haines || Isaac || H || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Haines || Isaac || H || Pvt || 8/25/1862 || 6/9/1865 || || S-AG || trans 8th Cav -Captured 6/10/1864- |- | Haines || Jesse || M |- | M |- | M || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Haines || Joseph || H || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Haines || Joseph || H || Pvt || 9/4/1862 || 6/9/1865 || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Halbert || John || F || Pvt || 3/23/1863 || || || RH-AG || |- | Haley || Patrick || || Pvt || 3/7/1862 || || || S-AG || |- | Hall || Joseph || F A || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || RH-UN-S-AG || trans Co A |- | Hall || Justus M. || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || RH-HO-AG || |- | Hall || Samuel C. || F || Pvt || || || || RH || |- | Hall || Samuel C. || F || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Halligan || Amos || M || Cpl || 12/11/1861 || || || S-AG || deserted 12/31/1862 |- | Halligan || Aneas || M || Cpl || || || || S || |- | Halligan || Enos || M || Cpl || || || || S || |- | Halpin || Patrick || I || Cpl || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || |- | Hama || William A. || B || || || 9/30/1862 || || PK || Died |- | Hamersley || John A. || G || Pvt || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Hamilton || Hanse H. || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Hamilton || Samuel H./N. || L || Pvt || 4/9/1863 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Hammond || Henry C. || M || Pvt || 5/3/1863 || 12/14/1863 || || PK-AG || Died Fayetteville TN |- | Hancock || Covington || H || QM Sgt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Hanks || Sylvester || L || Pvt || || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Hanna || James || B || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Hanna || James || B || Pvt || 3/21/1862 || || || RH-89-AG || |- | Hanna || James W. || B || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Hanna || Thomas M. || B || Pvt || 2/24/1862 || || Jefferson Co IN || RH-89-AG || |- | Hanna || Thomas W. || B || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Hanna || William A. || B || Pvt || 3/24/1862 || || || S-AG || |- | Harden || William H. || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || UN-AG || |- | Harder || William H. || F || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Hardman || Asa S. || F || Cpl || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || RH-UN-AG || Prisoner 7/1/1863 |- | Hare || Charles H || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || |- | Harland || Isaac || M || Pvt || 7/18/1863 || || || S-AG || trans to 8th IN Cav |- | Harman || Michael || D A || Pvt || 8/1/1863 || || || FG-S-AG-97 || of Bennington IN |- | Harmon || Charles || L || Pvt || 4/9/1863 || || || S-AG || aka Hannon -trans 8th Cav |- | Harmon || Michael || D A || Pvt || || || Switz Co IN || 89-S || |- | Harmon || Nelson S. || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans to 8th Cav |- | Harnett || William || G || Pvt || || || || CM || Court Martial 2/00/1863 |- | Harney || Benjamin || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || S-AG || |- | Harney || James || I || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || 2/15/1864 || Henry Co IN || PK-AG || Died prison Danville VA prison |- | Harns || George E. || B || Cpl || || || || RH-S || |- | Harrigan || Cornelius || F || Pvt || 5/27/1862 || || || S-AG || aka Hannegan |- | Harrigan || Michael || F || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Harris || George E. || B || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || AG || |- | Harris || John T. || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || HO-S-AG || |- | Harris || Leander W. || C || Saddler || 8/22/1861 || 4/16/1864 || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || wounded dis from hospital |- | Harrison || William H. || F B || Pvt || || || || RH-S || |- | Harshaw || George E. || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 4/15/865 || || AG || |- | Hart || Joseph A. || A || Cpl || || || || S || |- | Hart || Josiah || A || Cpl || || || Switz Co IN || HO-S-AG || |- | Harter || Morris || H || Sgt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Harvey || Benjamin F. || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || RH-UN || aka Harney |- | Harvey || Pruitt D. || A || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Haskell || David M. || A || Sgt || || 5/5/1865 || Switz Co IN || RH-89-AG-GAR || Captured Ream's Station |- | Haskell || H. || B || Pvt || || || || RH || |- | Haskell || Hunniwell || B || Pvt || 3/24/1862 || || || S-AG || aka Hanibal |- | Hassebaum || Frederick W. || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Hastings || Peter || I || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || |- | Hatch || Lewis F. || A || 1st Sgt || || || Switz Co IN || RH-89-S-AG || wounded |- | Hathaway || Ira || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || RH-UN-89-AG || to Columbus IN |- | Hatten || James || D A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || RH-S-AG || |- | Hayes || Adam O. || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || RH-HO-AG || wounded |- | Hayes || Henry C. || D || 1st Sgt || 9/24/1863 || || || S-AG || |- | Hayman || James W. || L M || 1st Lt || || || || S || |- | Haymond || James W. || L M || 1st Lieutenant || 10/23/1861 || 4/15/1865 || || PK-S-AG || |- | Haymond || William W. || M || Pvt || 4/15/1863 || || || S-AG || trans to 8th IN Cav |- | Haynes || Francis V. || G || Pvt || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || aka Hayner |- | Haynes || Isaac || H || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Haynes || Joseph || H || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Hays || David || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Hazard || Elias || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans to 8th Cav |- | Heart || Joseph A. || A || Cpl || || || || S || |- | Heath || Francis A. || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || RH-HO-AG || |- | Heath || Martin || C || Pvt || || 10/12/1863 || || HO-RH || died hospital of wounds |- | Heath || Martin || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || 10/0/1863 || Switz Co IN || PK-S-AG || Killed/Died wounds Stephensburg VA |- | Heath || Samuel || C || Pvt || || || || HO || |- | Heath || Samuel A. || C || Pvt || || 6/27/1864 || || PK-RH || Killed/Died wounds White Oak Swamp VA |- | Heaton || Eli || I || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S--Ag || |- | Heavenridge || Edwin R. || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans to 8th Cav |- | Heck || Jacob || D A || Bugler || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || RH-S-AG || |- | Hedrick || Charles || I || 2nd Lt || 10/18/1861 || 1/25/1862 || Henry Co IN || PK-Ag || Resigned |- | Hefflin || Henry || G || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Heidman || Dedrich || K || Pvt || || 4/18/1862 || || PK || Died disease Nashville TN |- | Heidman || Detrich || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Heiner || Jacob || G || Pvt || 9/20/1861 || 5/25/1862 || Johnson Co IN || PK-AG || Died Disease Camp Shiloh TN |- | Heinken || Samuel || G || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Heisel || Henry || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || S-AG || |- | Heiser || John || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-S-AG || |- | Hemphill || Anderson || G || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Henderson || L.M. || || Sgt || || || || CM || Court Martial 3/00/1865 |- | Henderson || Lindsey || G || Pvt || || || || S-AG || trans 8th Cav 9/27/1862 |- | Heneken || Samuel || G || QM Sgt || || || || S || |- | Henman || David || K || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Henman || Joseph || K M || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Henry || Anthony || M |- | M || Sgt || 12/11/1861 || 7/12/1865 || || S-AG || |- | Henry || Edgar || I || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || |- | Henry || Thompson || L || Pvt || 5/18/1863 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Henry || William || I || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || |- | Hensel || Henry || K || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Herpalsheimer || Henry || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 7/20/1863 || || S-AG || |- | Herriott || George F. || G || Major || 8/22/1861 || || || PK-D-89 || Resigned to join 5th IN Cav - to Indpls IN |- | Herriott || James F. || G || Sgt || 8/22/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Hess || Finley || M |- | M || Pvt || 6/10/1863 || || || S || Captured 8/15/1864 - trans to 8th IN Cav |- | Heton || Eli || I || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Heuser || John || K || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Hiatt || John E. || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 7/20/1863 || || S-AG || aka Jehew? |- | Hiatt || Richard || I || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || |- | Hicks || Duane || G || QM Sgt || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Hifflin || Henry || G || Pvt || || || || S || trans 8th Cav 9/27/1862 Captured Adairsville GA |- | Higgins || Charles H. || E B || Pvt || || || || RH-S || |- | Higgins || Isaac || F B || Pvt || 2/24/1862 || || || RH-S-GAR || |- | Higgins || James || C A || Pvt || || || Jefferson Co IN || RH-HO-89-S-97 || of Long Run IN |- | Higgins || James |- | James || || Recruit || 3/10/1863 || || || AG || |- | Higgins || John H. || C B || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Higgins || John W. || C B || Pvt || 2/23/1862 || || || HO-S-AG || prisoner 1/27/1864 died Andersonville |- | Higgins || Joseph || I || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || |- | Higgins || Martin || C || Pvt || || || || RH-HO || prisoner 1/27/1864 |- | Higgins || Martin || C || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Higgins || Martin M. || C A || Pvt || 3/27/1864 || || Switz Co IN || HO-S-AG || |- | Higgins || William T. || I || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || |- | Hildebrand || Adolph || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-S-AG || |- | Hillis || Joseph || H || Sgt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Hinekin || Samuel || G || QM Sgt || || || || S || |- | Hines || William H. || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || UN-AG || |- | Hinman || David || K || Pvt || 3/16/1863 || || || HO-S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Hinman || Joseph A. || K || Recruit || 3/18/1863 || || || HO-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Hinman || Joseph F. || K M || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Hinton || Dallas || H || Pvt || 8/25/1862 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Hinton || Valentine P. || H || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Hise || Granville || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Hoagland || John || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || RHAG || |- | Hobbs || Jesse || I || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || 1/0/1862 || Henry Co IN || PK-AG || Died disease Louisville KY |- | Hobbs || John || B || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Hoffman || Casper || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Hoffnecht || Frederich || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || S-AG || |- | Hoffstetter || John || D || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || RH-AG || |- | Hogland || John || E || Pvt || || || || 89-S || |- | Hoisel || Henry || K || Pvt || || || || HO || |- | Holbert || James A. || K || || || 9/24/1864 || || PK || Killed/Died wounds Camp Creek GA |- | Holbert || James P. || L || Pvt || 3/2/1863 || || || S-AG || |- | Holbert || John || F A || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Holems || David W. || C B || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Holingbue || Cornelius || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || 10/23/1864 || Switz Co IN || PK-S-HO-AG || Died prison Andersonville GA -aka Holingbeck |- | Holland || Adolphus || I || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || |- | Holland || Charles E. || B A || Pvt || 3/18/1863 || || || S-AG-RH || |- | Hollenback || John H. || A || || || || || || |- | Hollenback || John H. || A B || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Hollingback || John A. || A || Pvt || || || || RH || |- | Hollingsworth || Isaac N. || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || 10/31/1863 || || PK-S-AG || Died Stevenson AL |- | Holmes || Charles || G || Cpl || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Holmes || David W. || C B || Pvt || || || || RH-HO-S || wounded 6/29/1864 - to Louisville KY |- | Holmes || William L. || E A || Cpl || || || || S || |- | Holmes || William T. || E A || Pvt || 9/16/1863 || || || FG-S-AG || |- | Hoosier || George W. || L || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Hoover || George W. || H || Pvt || 9/20/1862 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Hoover || Merryman || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || |- | Hopp || Aaron || H || Pvt || 9/9/1862 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Horney || James || I || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Horrigan || James || A || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Hosier || George W. || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans to 8th Cav |- | Hourigan || Michael || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | House || James || D || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || RH-AG || |- | Houston || William J. || || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Houston || William M. || || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Howard || Allen J. || E B || Pvt || 6/6/63 || || || S-AG || |- | Howard Jr || Benjamin || D || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || S-AG || |- | Howard Sr || Benjamin || D || Wagoner || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || S-AG || |- | Howell || Nathan P. || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || UN-AG || |- | Howerton || Omer || D || Sgt || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || RH-S-AG || |- | Howigan || Michael || A || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Hubbard || Jacob P. || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans to 8th Cav |- | Hubbard || Silas R. || D || Cpl || || || || RH-S || |- | Hubbard || William S. || L || Sgt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || |- | Hudson || Carlisle || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 5/6/1865 || || S-AG || |- | Hudson || David || M || Blacksmith || 12/11/1861 || 00/11/1865 || || S-AG || |- | Hudson || George W. || G || Pvt || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Hudson || John || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || UN-AG || |- | Huey || Norman R. || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || RH-Ag || |- | Huffman || Aaron || D || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || RH-S-AG || |- | Huffman || Irving || D || Pvt || 5/18/1862 || || || S-AG || |- | Hufford || James L. || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || RH-HO-AG || to Evansville IN |- | Hughes || Hezekiah || E A || Pvt || 2/10/1864 || || || S-AG || |- | Hulley || William H. || A || Pvt || 3/10/1863 || 5/8/1863 || || PK-AG || Died Disease Acquia Creek VA |- | Hume || Judson || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Hummel || Charles || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Humphrey || Isaac || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || 1/27/1864 || Switz Co IN || PK-AG || Died prison Andersonville GA |- | Hunt || Dudley || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || trans Battery M 2nd US Artillery |- | Hunt || Oliver B. || B || Sgt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || AG || |- | Hurst || A.D. || B || QM Sgt || || || || RH || |- | Hurst || Nimrod M. || B || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || RH-AG || aka Hursh |- | Hurst || Oliver || B || QM Sgt || || || || S || |- | Huston || Thomas M. || || Pvt || 9/20/1864 || || || S-AG || |- | Huston || William J. || || Pvt || 9/20/1864 || 5/13/1865 || || S-AG || |- | Hutchinson || William || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || RH-AG || |- | Hyatt || John E. || M || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Hyatt || Richard || I || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Hyde || Wesley || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans to 8th Cav |- | Hyden || William H. || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || UN-AG || promoted Capt 9th Cav |- | Irby || Charles W. || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || 4/30/1862 || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Irby || John M. || C || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || RH-HO-AG || wounded Brandy Station VA /4/1863 |- | Irvin || James D. || B || Captain || 8/22/1861 || 5/22/1862 || Harrison Co IN || PK-D || Resigned |- | Irvin || James I. || B || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Irwin || John Scott || H || Sgt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Irwin || John W. || H || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Isgrigg || Andrew J. || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Jackson || Francis || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || RH-89-HO-AG || |- | Jackson || Monroe || M || Pvt || || || || CM || Court Martial 1/00/1864 |- | Jacky || Philip || K || Bugler || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || aka Yacky |- | James || Elwood || I || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || |- | Jansen || John || K || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Jeffries || James || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans to 8th Cav |- | Jenkins || Benjamin F. || B || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || S-AG || |- | Jennings || John || || Pvt || 12/31/1864 || || || S-AG || |- | Johnson || A.L. || F || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Johnson || Alexander || I || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || |- | Johnson || Asa L. || F || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Johnson || Charles || C || Sgt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || wounded Upperville VA 6/21/1863 -of Moores Hill IN |- | Johnson || Charles A. || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || |- | Johnson || George W. || H || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Johnson || George W. || M || Pvt || 3/9/1863 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Johnson || Jeremiah || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Johnson || John || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Johnson || John F. || G || Pvt || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Johnson || Louis || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans to 8th Cav |- | Johnson || William || M || Sgt || 12/11/1861 || 5/20/1865 || || S-AG || |- | Johnson || William K. || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans to 8th Cav |- | Johnson || William R. || A || Pvt || 8/2/1861 || || Switz Co IN || RH-89-AG-GAR || liv Aurora IN |- | Johnston || C.W. || C || || || || Dearborn Co IN || 89-97 || of Moores Hill IN |- | Johnston || George W. || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Johnston || William K. || L || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Johnston || William R. || A || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Joice || James || C || Pvt || || 11/12/1862 || || RH || Died prisoner Richmond VA |- | Jolliffe || Job M. || G || Pvt || || 6/22/1865 || || S-AG || trans 8th Cav 9/27/1862 |- | Jones || George || || Servant || || || || S || |- | Jones || Jasper N. || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || RH-HO-AG || |- | Jones || John || D A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || RH-AG || |- | Jones || John L. || E A || Pvt || 1/1/1864 || || || S-AG || |- | Jones || Owen || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Jones || R.R. || F || 1st Sgt || || || || S || |- | Jones || Robert K. || F || QM Sgt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || UN-AG || |- | Jones || Robert W. || F || 1st Sgt || || || || S || |- | Jones || William A./F || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || RH-UN-AG || |- | Jones || William J. || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || S-AG || |- | Jordan || Absalom || E A || Sgt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || RH-S-AG || trans Co A |- | Jordon || Abraham || E A || Sgt || || || || S || |- | Jordon || James H. || B || Sgt || || || || S || |- | Jordon || William || E A || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Jordon || William || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || 6/19/1865 || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || Captured 6/10/1864 |- | Jordon || Willis || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Joseph || John || G || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Joungerman || Conrad || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || aka Youngerman |- | Joyce || James || C || Pvt || 3/23/1862 || || || PK-AG || prisoner died Andersonville GA |- | Justice || Sylvester || G || Sgt || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Kalb || Sebastian || D || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || S-AG || |- | Kanah || William || C || Pvt || || || || RH-HO || prisoner 1/27/1864 |- | Kanapple || Anthony || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 4/15/1865 || || S-AG || aka Knapple |- | Kaney || William || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || 4/27/1865 || Switz Co IN || PK-AG || Died on Steamer Sultana |- | Kassebaum || Fred W. || A || || || || Dearborn Co IN || 89-97 || wounded - of Aurora IN |- | Keeghler || Harry M. || F || Comm Sgt || || || || RH || |- | Keegler || Harvey M. || F || QM Sgt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || S-AG || |- | Keister || Daniel B. || D || Captain || 8/22/1861 || 7/1/1862 || Dearborn Co IN || PK-D || Resigned |- | Keister || Daniel P. || D || Captain || || || || PK || Original Company |- | Keith || John M. || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-RH-AG || wounded |- | Kell || Christian || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Keller || Jonathan || I || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || |- | Kellogg || Charles || G || Pvt || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Kelly || Erastus || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || || || S-AG || discharged disability |- | Kelsay || James || D || 1st Lt || || || || S || |- | Kelsey || James A. || D || 1st Lieutenant || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || PK-AG || |- | Kelso || Edmund S. || C || Pvt || || || || RH || prisoner 1/27/1864 |- | Kelso || Edward || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || 6/13/1864 || Switz Co IN || PK-HO-AG || Died prison Andersonville GA |- | Kemp || Isaac || G || Pvt || || 6/22/1865 || || S-AG || trans 8th Cav 9/10/1862 |- | Kenah || Phillip || D || || || || || 89 || |- | Kennedy || George R. || D || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || S-AG || |- | Kennedy || John H. || I || Recruit || 8/24/1862 || 2/0/1864 || || PK-AG || Died prison Andersonville GA |- | Kennedy || John W. || I || Cpl || 8/24/1861 || || || AG-S || trans 8th Cav - captured 9/23/1863 |- | Kennedy || Walter O. || F || Cpl || 8/18/1861 || 7/10/1863 || Union Co IN || RH-UN-AG || mortal wound Gettysburg |- | Kennedy || Walter O. || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || 6/30/1863 || Union Co IN || PK-UN-AG || Killed/Died wounds Gettysburg PA |- | Kennett || James W. || C || Pvt || || 00/00/1894 || Dearborn Co IN || RH-FG-HO-89 || |- | Kephart || John S. || G || 2nd Lieutenant || 8/22/1861 || || || PK || Original Company |- | Kephart || John S. || G || 2nd Lt || || || Johnson Co IN || S || |- | Kepley || Milroy || B || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || S-AG-RH || |- | Kernan || John || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || RH-AG || |- | Kerns || David C. || A B || Pvt || || || Switz Co IN || RH-89-97 || of Moorefield IN |- | Kerns || Jacob C. || A B || Pvt || || || Switz Co IN || RH-89-97 || of Moorefield IN |- | Kerr || Adam || D A || Sgt || 2/24/1864 || || || S-AG || aka Kern |- | Kerr || Daily || D || Sgt || || || || RH || |- | Kerr || William F. || D B || Pvt || 3/24/1862 || 6/7/1889 || Dearborn Co IN || RH-FG-AG || |- | Kerr Jr. || David || D || || || || || RH || |- | Kestner || Nickolaus || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Kidwell || Napoleon B. || G || Cpl || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Kincaid || James C. || C || Wagoner || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || 89-AG-GAR || |- | Kincaid || John C. || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || in hospital smallpox 6/15/1863-10/20/1863 |- | Kincaid || John E. || C || || || || || HO || |- | Kincaid || John W. || C B || Cpl || || || Switz Co IN || RH-HO-89-97 || of Vevay IN |- | Kinder || John || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Kinder || Joseph || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | King || Farrom || B || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || RH-AG || aka Yarrow King |- | King || James || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 4/15/1865 || || S-AG || |- | Kinnet || James W. || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Kintner || Peter M. || B || Saddler || || || || S || |- | Kirby || Wyman || K || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Kirk || George W. || |- | M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 4/15/1865 || || S-AG || |- | Kirk || John A. || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 4/15/1861 || || S-AG || |- | Kirkpatrick || David W. || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO || wounded - of Carrollton KY |- | Kirkpatrick || James || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans to 8th Cav |- | Kirkpatrick || Newton || C || Comm Sgt || 8/22/1861 || 7/20/1864 || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || Died wounds Portsmont Grove RI |- | Kirlan || Thomas || G || Pvt || 9/20/1861 || 6/27/1863 || Johnson Co IN || PK-AG || Killed/Died wounds Shelbyville TN |- | Kirsh || Philip || D || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || 9/9/1905 || Dearborn Co IN || RH-FG-AG || aka Kirsch |- | Kitzinger || John || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG-S || |- | Klanihan || John || G || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Klein || George || K || 1st Lieutenant || || 3/31/1862 || || PK || Resigned |- | Klein || George || K || 2nd Lieutenant || 8/22/1861 || || || PK-HO || Original Company |- | Klein || Robert || K || Captain || 8/22/1861 || 3/15/1863 || Switz Co IN || PK-HO-89 || Original Company |- | Klein || Robert || K || Major || || || || PK || |- | Kleinhauz || John || G || Pvt || || || || S-AG || trans 8th Cav 9/27/1862 |- | Klopman || Lewis || F || Sgt || || || || S || |- | Klussman || Lewis || F || Cpl || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || UN-AG || |- | Knecht || Clemens || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || 4/26/1862 || Switz Co IN || PK-HO-AG || Died disease Nashville TN |- | Knight || James H. || || Asst Surgeon || || || Morgan Co IN || PK-RH-S-A || |- | Koeghler || Harvey M. || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || 6/27/1864 || Union Co IN || PK-UN || Killed/Died wounds White Oak Swamps VA - aka Keegler |- | Koenig || Daniel || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || 8/24/1862 || Switz Co IN || PK-HO-AG || Died disease Huntsville AL |- | Kofkneicht || Fred || K || Pvt || || || || HO || |- | Kopp || Charles || K || Cpl || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Kraft || Bernhard || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || 1/12/1864 || Switz Co IN || HO-PK-AG || Killed/Died wounds Little Kennesar River TN |- | Kraig || John J.L. || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 7/20/1863 || || S-AG || |- | Kraus || Jacob || D || Pvt || || || || RH || |- | Kuhn || John || M || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav 4/10/1863 |- | Lackey || Barnsell E. || G || Pvt || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || AG || |- | Lahue || Marshall || B || 2nd Lieutenant || 8/22/1861 || || || PK || Original Company |- | Lamb || David || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || AG || trans to 8th Cav |- | Lamb || George W. || C B || Pvt || 3/14/1862 || || || RH-HO-AG || to Cincinnti OH |- | Lamb || Samuel || C || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Lamb || Samuel || C || QM Sgt || || 7/1/1863 || || PK-RH || Killed/Died wounds Gettysburg PA |- | Lamkin || Hudson G. || D || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || 3/18/1915 || Dearborn Co IN || RH-FG-89-AG || |- | Lampson || Rudolph M. || A B || Pvt || || || Jefferson Co IN || RH || |- | Lamson || Thomas D. || A || 2nd Lt || || 5/15/1865 || Switz Co IN || RH-A || to Neoga IL |- | Lancaster || William M. || A || Pvt || || || || RH-AG || to Jetmore KS |- | Lancaster || William W. || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Land || Bennett || A || Pvt || 1/4/1864 || || || S-AG || |- | Landes || John A. || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Lane || John || M || Cpl || 12/11/1861 || 4/15/1865 || || S-AG || |- | Langsdale || George J. || K-L || 1st Lieutenant || || 8/1/1862 || || PK || Resigned |- | Lankam || Samuel || || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Lannam || Stewart || H || Cpl || 8/21/1862 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Lanning || David || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 7/20/1865 || || S-AG || |- | Lansbury || James H. || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || RH-S-AG || |- | Larew || Abraham || D A || Pvt || 8/1/1863 || || || S-AG || |- | Large || Francis A. || E A || Pvt || 4/23/1863 || || || S-AG || |- | Latta || William || M || Sgt || 12/11/1861 || 4/15/1861 || || S-AG || |- | Launsberry || James H. || E || || || || || HO || |- | Lawrence || Theodore || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || of Lagoda IN |- | Lawson || Alfred H./N. || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 4/15/1865 || || S-AG || |- | Lay || Alpheus || G || Blacksmith || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Laycock || Charles F. || D || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || RH-AG || |- | Layton || Richard || K || Pvt || 3/12/1863 || || || S-AG || |- | Layton || William W. || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans to 8th Cav - Captured 3/11/1865 |- | Leach || James F. || B || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Leach || James M. || B || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Leach || James W. || B || Pvt || || || || RH || |- | Leach || John H. || B || Cpl || || || || RH || |- | Leach || John H. || B || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Leatherberry || George P. || L || Cpl || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Leaver || Phillip A. || F || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Ledman || Alva Benton || H || Cpl || 0/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Lee || Charles W. || A || Captain || 8/22/1861 || 1/28/1911 || Switz Co IN || PK-FG-HP-89-AG-97 || wounded - to Indpls IN |- | Lee || Elisha || M || Pvt || 9/9/1863 || 11/4/1863 || || PK-AG || Died disease Nashville TN 11/4/1863 |- | Lee || George || C || Pvt || || || Jefferson Co IN || RH || |- | Lee || George M. || C A || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Lee || George W. || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-89-AG || |- | Lee || John || A || || || 0/0/1864 || || PK || Died prison Andersonville GA |- | Lee || John || C || Pvt || || || || HO || prisoner 1/27/1864 |- | Lee || John M. || || Recruit || 4/2/1863 || || || AG || |- | Lee || Lindley W. || E || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Lee || Robert D.F. || I || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || 6/0/1862 || Henry Co IN || PK-AG || Died disease Louisville KY |- | Lee || Stephen P. || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Lee || William L. || E || || || || Jefferson Co IN || 89-RH || |- | Leever || Philip A. || F || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Leffler || Frederick G. || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || UN-AG || |- | Leiske || Gustav || K || 1st Lt || || || || S || |- | Lemay || Andrew J. || B || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || S-AG || |- | Lemon || Charles || C || Major || 8/22/1861 || 7/2/1863 || Switz Co IN || PK-HO-D || Died wounds Gettysburg PA |- | Lennel || Michael || B || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || S-AG || |- | Leslie || Philo G. || B || Comm || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || PK-S-RH-A || to 1st Lt in 13th Cavalry |- | Levi || Thomas || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || |- | Lewellen || Augustus || B A || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || S-RH-AG || |- | Lewis || Cosby H. || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG-GAR || trans to 8th Cav |- | Lewis || George W. || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Lewis || Isaac || C || || || 7//1864 || || PK || Died prison Andersonville GA |- | Lewis || Isaac || C || Pvt || || || || RH || |- | Lewis || Isaac || C || Pvt || 8/22/186 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Lewis || Joseph || E || Sgt || 8/22/186 || 9/13/1862 || Jefferson Co IN || PK-VV-AG || Killed/Died wounds Middletown MD- VV9/25/1862 |- | Linem || George || I || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Linem || John || I || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Linn || Payton S. || F || Pvt || || || || RH || |- | Lipsey || John || || Pvt || || || || CM || Court Martial 11/00/1862 at Indpls IN |- | Lipsey || John || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 1/29/1863 || || PK-AG || Died disease Indianapolis IN |- | Liskey || Gustave || K || Bugler || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || PK-HO-AG || |- | Lissenhop || Ferdinand || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Little || George W. || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Little || Thomas M. || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || UN-89-AG || to Connersville IN |- | Livings || Francis || A || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG-97 || of Allensville and Sugar Branch IN |- | Lock || Daniel || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || Switz Co IN || 89-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Loder || Benjamin || F || Pvt || || 9/22/63 || || PK || Killed/Died wounds Madison C.H. VA |- | Loder || Benjamin || F || Pvt || 3/28/1862 || || || RH-AG || |- | Loffer || Gottleib F. || F || Pvt || || || || RH || |- | Loffler || Gottlieb F. || F || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Long || Benjamin F. || H || Cpl || || || || S || |- | Long || Edmond H. || G || Pvt || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || aka Edwin H. |- | Long || James C. || A || Pvt || || || || RH-89-GAR || lost rgt leg Brandy Station |- | Long || John G. || C || Pvt || || || Switz Co IN || HO-89-GAR || |- | Long || L.C. || A || || || || Switz Co IN || || wounded |- | Long || William || C || Sgt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Long || William W. || C || 1st Lieutenant || || || Johnson Co IN || PK-HO-89 || prisoner 6/18/1863 Aldie VA |- | Loop || Charles M. || H || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Lopp || Charles H. || H || || || 5/15/1862 || || PK || Died Evansville IN |- | Lopp || Charles L. || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Lopp || Charles M. || H || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Love || Philip P. || B || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || S-AG || |- | Low || George T. || M || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Lowe || George T. || M || Pvt || 9/9/1863 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav - missing in action 3/16/1865 |- | Lowe || William A. || G || Cpl || || || || S || |- | Lucas || William J. || G || Captain || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || PK-AG || |- | Lussenhop || Ferdinand || K || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Luther || Albert || M || Pvt || 5/3/1863 || || || S || |- | Luther || Alfred A. || M || Pvt || || || || S-AG || |- | Luther || Theodore || M || Pvt || 8/8/1863 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Lyman || George || I || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || |- | Lyman || John || I || Pvt || 9/24/1861 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Lynch || John B. || D || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || S-AG || |- | Lynn || Payton S. || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || UN-AG || |- | Magee || James || G || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Maier || Nicolus || K || Pvt || || || || S || aka Mayer |- | Majors || John W. || B || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || S-AG || |- | Mallory || William || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || RH-AG || |- | Mann || Ebenezer || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || HO-S-AG || |- | Marsh || Alexander W. || H || Pvt || || 6/9/1865 || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Marsh || James || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Marsh || James H. || B || Pvt || 1/30/1862 || || || RH-S-AG || |- | Marsh || James W. || C || Cpl || || || || RH || |- | Marsh || W.G. || M || || || || || 89 || to Tipton IN |- | Marsh || William T. || B || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || RH-89-AG || to Leavenworth ? |- | Marshall || Robert || E B || Sgt || || || || S || |- | Martin || Ephriam H. || C || Captain || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || PK-RH-HO-AG || wounded Jul 1 - of Cincinnati OH |- | Martin || George || C || Cpl || || || || RH || prisoner since 1/27/1864 Andersonville GA |- | Martin || George W. || C || || || 5/31/1864 || || PK || Died prison Andersonville GA |- | Martin || George W. || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Martin || J.O. || F || || || || Switz Co IN || 89 || |- | Martin || John || B || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || S-AG || |- | Martin || John O. || F || Pvt || 3/1/1862 || || || S-AG || |- | Martin || Joseph || C || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || 2/12/1862 || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Martindale || Levi || H || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Mason || John A. || H || Blacksmith || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || AG || |- | Mason || Mathew B. || D || 1st Lt || 8/12/1864 || 10/3/1862 || Dearborn Co IN || PK-D-AG || Resigned |- | Mathers || William N. || H || Sgt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || trans 8th Cav 10/25/1861 |- | Mathews || Elijah || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861` || || Switz Co IN || RH-AG || of Mansville IN |- | Mathews || John P. || E || QM 2nd Lt || || || Switz Co IN || PK-89 || |- | Mathis || E. || A || || || || || 89 || of Mansville IN |- | Mathis || Nathan L. || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || |- | Matthews || Elijah || A || Pvt || || || || HO || trans to 8th Cav |- | Matthews || John P. || E || QM Sgt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Mattlenger || Lewis || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Mayer || Deitrich || K || Pvt || || || || HO || |- | Mayer || James A. || E || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Mayer || John G. || || Sgt || || || || S || |- | Mayer || William || K || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Mayhew || Samuel W. || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 2/20/1863 || || PK-S-AG || Died disease Indianpolis IN |- | McBaggerly || William || B || Pvt || || || || S || |- | McCain || General W. || L || 1st Sgt || 10/23/1861 || 6/9/1865 || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | McCain || James || E || || || || || HO || |- | McCain || Robert E. || L || Pvt || 4/30/1863 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | McCain || Thomas J. || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans to 8th Cav |- | McCain || William H. || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans to 8th Cav |- | McCarty || Abram || C || || || 10/27/1864 || || PK || Died prison Andersonville GA |- | McCarty || James W. || B || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || S-AG || |- | McCay || Norven G. || L G || Pvt || || || || S || |- | McClain || James || E || Sgt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || S-AG || |- | McClane || John W. || A || Pvt || || || || S || |- | McCleary || Milton || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | McCloud || Martin H./V. || B || Pvt || 1/1/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || S-AG || aka McClare |- | McClure || David || E || Pvt || || || || RH || |- | McClure || William S. || E || Major || 8/22/1861 || || Madison Co IN || PK-D-89-A || to Colonel 9th Cavalry |- | McConnell || James J. || D || 1st Sgt || || || || RH-S || |- | McCune || Jackson || H || Sgt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | McDaniel || Robert || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 4/15/1865 || || S-AG || |- | McDonald || Frank || A || Wagoner || || || Switz Co IN || HO-S-AG || |- | McFarland || William || B || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || RH-AG || |- | McGee || George C. || G || Pvt || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | McGee || James || G || Pvt || || || || S || |- | McGregor || Andrew C. || E || Sgt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || HO-RH-S-Ag || |- | McGuffin || William H. || I || Cpl || 10/18/1861 || 2/0/1862 || Henry Co IN || PK-AG || Died accident |- | McKain || Thomas J. || L || Pvt || || || || S || |- | McKain || William H. || L || Pvt || || || || S || |- | McKay || Charles || A || || || || || HO-89 || |- | McKay || Charles D. || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || RH || of Brooksburg IN |- | McKay || William M. || A B || Pvt || 2/24/1862 || || || S-AG || to Greensburg IN |- | McKee || John F. || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || Franklin Co IN || 89-S-AG || trans to 8th Cav |- | McKenzie || Sylvester || M || Pvt || || || || S || |- | McKinney || Hezekiah || G || Pvt || 9/2/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | McKinsey || Charles || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | McKinsey || Resin R. || H || Cpl || 9/12/1861 || 9/7/1864 || Clinton Co IN || PK-S-AG || Died disease Kingston GA |- | McKoy || Charles D. || A || Pvt || || || || S || |- | McLain || James || E || Sgt || || || || S || |- | McLain || John || A || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Mclead || James || C || Pvt || || || || S || |- | McLeod || James || C || Pvt || || || || HO-S || |- | McMillan || Daniel || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 4/15/1865 || || 89-AG || to Ripley Co IN |- | McMullen || Rowland || || Recruit || 10/4/1864 || || || AG || Substitute |- | McNeal || David || B || Pvt || 2/24/1862 || || || S-AG || |- | McNeal || John || E || Pvt || 2/24/1862 || || || RH-AG || |- | McNeal || Thomas || E || Sgt || || || || RH || |- | McNeill || Thomas || E || Sgt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || HO-S-AG || |- | McNeill || William || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || HO-S-AG || |- | McSparks || William || C B || Bugler || || || || HO-S || |- | McVey || John W || F || QM Sgt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || RH-UN-AG || |- | Mead || William W. || A || Pvt || || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG-RH || of Indpls IN |- | Meade || Christian L. || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || RH-AG-89-S || aka Mile - Miede |- | Meagan || Irvin H. || B || Pvt || || || || RH || |- | Meier || Valentine || D || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || RH-S-AG || |- | Melton || George W. || B || Cpl || || || || S || |- | Menfort || Robert H. || E || || || || || HO || |- | Mennet || Francis L. || C || QM Sgt || || || || HO-GAR || wounded 11/8/1863 - to San Minguel CA |- | Menniger || John || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Merrill || David R. || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 5/6/1865 || || S-AG || |- | Merritt || George W. || G || Cpl || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Merritt || Thomas H. || G || Pvt || || || || S-AG || trans 8th Cav 9/27/1862 |- | Merritt || William H. || G || Pvt || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Mertz || Nicholas || M || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Messler || Cornelius || H || Pvt || 8/26/1862 || 6/9/1865 || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Metcalf || Charles || E || Wagoner || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Metter || Benjamin C. || C || Blacksmith || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Meuser || George || E || Pvt || || || || RH || |- | Meuser || George || E || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Meyer || Dietrich || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || S-AG || |- | Meyer || James A. || || Recruit || 2/25/1862 || || || AG || |- | Meyer || Nicholaus || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG-S || |- | Meyer || William || K || Pvt || || 6/2/1864 || || PK || Died disease New Albany IN |- | Meyer || William || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG-S || |- | Meyers || Eugene R. || A C || Sgt || || || || S || |- | Meyers || John || C || Recruit || || || || HO || |- | Micha || Lewis || I || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || 7/18/1864 || Henry Co IN || PK-FG-AG || Died prison Andersonville GA |- | Michland || Smith || G || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Middleton || George || E || Pvt || 2/26/1862 || || || RH-AG || |- | Middleton || James A. || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Middleton || William || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || RH-HO-AG || |- | Miede || Christian L. || F || Pvt || || || Franklin Co IN || 89-S || |- | Mile || Christian S. || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || AG || aka Meade - Mite |- | Miller || Benjamin C. || || Blacksmith || || 3/11/1862 || || || released at Budds Ferry MD |- | Miller || Christian || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-UN-AG || aka Mile? |- | Miller || Henry || F || Pvt || 3/6/1862 || || || RH-AG || |- | Miller || Israel D. || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || |- | Miller || James S. || || QM Clerk || || || || RH || |- | Miller || James S. || A || Cpl || || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || to Cincinnati OH |- | Miller || John || A || Pvt || || || || HO || |- | Miller || John I. || A || || 8/22/1861 || 12/11/1863 || Switz Co IN || PK-AG || Died disease |- | Miller || John P. || A || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Miller || John S. || H || Pvt || 9/28/1862 || || || S-AG || trans 8th Cav - Captured 8/3/1864 |- | Miller || Joseph || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 4/15/1865 || || S-AG || |- | Miller || Matthias || B || || || || || || |- | Miller || Thomas || I || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || |- | Millican || John || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || RH-HO-S-AG || |- | Milton || Isaac J. || B || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || S-AG || |- | Milton || Jesse T. || B || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || RH-AG || |- | Mimmes || Wallenstein || I || Cpl || || 9/30/1864 || || PK-S || Died Atlanta GA |- | Mimms || Valentine || I || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Minnott || Francis L. || C |- | C || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || PK-S-AG || |- | Mitchell || DeWitt C. || L || Cpl || 10/23/1861 || 8/31/1864 || || PK-S-AG || Killed/Died wounds Atlanta GA |- | Mitchell || Edward P. || L || Blacksmith || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Mitchell || George || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || HO-S-AG || |- | Mitchell || Seymour Z. || || Recruit || 9/2/1862 || || || AG || |- | Mitchell || Simeon J. || L || 1st Lieutenant || || || || PK || To 8th IN Cav |- | Mite || Christian S. || F || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Mix || Lyman W. || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || of Indpls IN |- | Moffitt || Thomas M. || F || 2nd Lieutenant || 8/22/1861 || || Union Co IN || PK-D || Original Company |- | Moffitt || Thomas W. || F || Capt || || || || PK-RH || |- | Mohler || Martin V. || B || Pvt || || || || RH || |- | Moler || Henry || A || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Moler || William H. || A || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Molten || Martin V. || B || || || || || || |- | Molten || Matthias || B || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || AG || |- | Mondary || Joseph || D A || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Monday || George || D || Pvt || 2/3/1862 || || || S-AG || aka Mondary |- | Monfort || Peter S. || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || |- | Monfort || Robert H. || E || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || RH-AG || |- | Monroe || Alexander C. || A E || Pvt || || || Jefferson Co IN || 89-S || |- | Monroe || Jackson || M || Pvt || || || || CM || Court Martial 1/00/1864 |- | Monroe || Jackson || M || Pvt || 6/10/1863 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Mooney || John B. || G || Bugler || 12/7/1863 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG-AG || |- | Moore || James A. || H || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Moore || James L. || H || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Moore || James S. || H || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Moore || John || A || Pvt || || || Jefferson Co IN || RH || |- | Moore || John || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG-S || |- | Moore || John A. || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans to 8th Cav |- | Moore || Samuel || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Moore || Stephen || H || || || 12/27/1862 || || PK || Killed/Died wounds Nolensville TN |- | Moore || William || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || 0/0/1864 || Union Co IN || PK-UN-RH-S-AG || Died prison Andersonville GA |- | Moore || William C. || M || Pvt || 7/14/1863 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Moorehead || George || M || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Moorehead || Richard || H M || Pvt || 9/9/1862 || || || S || trans 8th Cav- captured Jonesboro GA |- | Moreau || Will C. || H I || Captain || 8/22/1861 || || Henry Co IN || PK-D || Original Company |- | Morgan || John W. || D || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || RH-AG || |- | Morris || Henry || C A || Pvt || 8/222/1861 || 2/20/1914 || Switz Co IN || RH-FG-HO-AG || of Aurora Dearborn IN |- | Morris || James || G || Pvt || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Morris || John || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-RH-89-AG-97 || of Mt Sterling IN |- | Morris || William W. || I || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || |- | Morrison || Noel H. || M || Pvt || 8/21/1863 || || || 89-S-AG || aka Newell H.Morrison - trans 8th IN Cav |- | Mortimer || Frank || M || Pvt || 5/12/1863 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav - deserted 5/13/1863 |- | Morton || Calvin || I || Pvt || 10/1/1861 || || Henry Co IN || AG || |- | Morton || J. || E || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Morton || Oliver F. || A || Cpl || || || || RH || |- | Morton || Oliver H. || A || Bugler || || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Mount || James || F || QM Sgt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || RH-IN-AG || |- | Moxley || Francis || A || Pvt || || || || CM || Court Martial 10/00/1864 |- | Moxley || Francis J. || A || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || RH-AG-GAR || |- | Moxley || Francis W. || A || Pvt || || || || HO || to St Marys OH |- | Moxley || John || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-89-AG-97-GAR || of Vevay IN |- | Moyer || Ellis T. || H || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Moyer || Nicholaus || K || || || 2/26/1864 || || PK || Killed/Died wounds Knoxville TN |- | Mullen || Samuel || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 4/15/1865 || || S-AG || |- | Mullen || Theodore A. || I || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Mullen || Theodore H. || I || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Mulles || Mathias || M || Pvt || 8/23/1862 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav - deserted 9/14/1863 |- | Mulroney || Pleasant || B || Pvt || || || || RH || |- | Mulvany || Pleasant D. || B || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || S-AG || |- | Mundara || Joseph || D A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || S-AG || |- | Mundary || George || D || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Munday || Joseph || D || Pvt || || || || RH || |- | Murphy || James T. || B || Pvt || || || || CM || Court Martial 6/00/1864 |- | Murphy || James T. || B || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || RH-AG || |- | Murphy || John H. || M || Pvt || || || Switz Co IN || 89-S-AG-97 || trans 8th IN Cav - of Big Creek IN |- | Murphy || William || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || RH-UN-AG || |- | Myers || A.H. || D || || || || Switz Co IN || 89 || of Prestonville KY |- | Myers || Abijah || C A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-S-AG || of Prestonville KY |- | Myers || Abijah H. || C || Cpl || || || || RH-HO-97 || of Prestonville KY |- | Myers || Edwin P. || G || Cpl || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Myers || Ellis T. || H || Pvt || 9/121861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Myers || Eugene R. || A C || Sgt || || || || HO || |- | Myers || John M. || C A || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || S-AG || |- | Myres || Eugene R. || C || Sgt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || RH-AG || trans to Co A |- | Myres || John W. || C || Pvt || || || || RH || |- | Nash || William G. || F || Bugler || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || RH-UN-AG || |- | Naughton || John || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || HO-S-AG || |- | Nelson || George A. || B || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || S-AG || |- | Newby || Joseph || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || |- | Newell || Richard || H || Sgt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Newell || Robert || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Newell || William G./S. || H || Blacksmith || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Newkirk || Charles M. || A || Blacksmith || || || Switz Co IN || RH-HO-89-AG-97 || of Bennington IN |- | Newkirk || Perrott || L || Blacksmith || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Newman || Alexander || I || Pvt || 9/24/1862 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Nicholas || William C. || G || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Nichols || Charles A. || E || Bugler || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || RH-HO-AG || |- | Nichols || John W. || E || Pvt || 2/26/1863 || || || S-AG || |- | Nichols || William C. || G || Pvt || || || || S-AG || |- | Noah || Balser || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || S-AG || |- | Noble || Alfred || I || Bugler || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || trans 8th Cav 10/2/1862 |- | Nolan || Patrick || F || Comm Sgt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || RH-IN-AG || aka Nowland |- | Noll || Christopher || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Norman || James || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || 4/27/1865 || Union Co IN || RH-PK-UN-AG || Died on Steamer Sultana |- | Norris || James M. || G || Pvt || || || || S-AG || trans 8th Cav 9/10/1862 |- | Norris || Stephen G. || G || Pvt || || || || S-AG || trans 8th Cav 9/10/1862 |- | Norton || Calvin || || Pvt || || || || CM || Court Martial 9/00/1862 |- | Norton || Calvin || I || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Nutter || Theodore S. || M || Sgt || 1/11/1861 || 4/2/1865 || || PK-S || Died disease Mt Olive NC |- | Nye || Charles || D A || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Oconner || Maurice || E || Blacksmith || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || RH-HO-AG || |- | Oconner || Patrick || M || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Offitt || James V. || G || Cpl || || 5/15/1865 || || S-AG || Captured Adairsville GA |- | Offutt || Joseph E. || F-G || Saddler || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || UN-AG || |- | Oldham || William H. || B || Cpl || || || || CM || Court Martial 1/00/1863 |- | Oldham || William H. || B || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || S-AG || |- | Oliver || Charles || I || 2nd Lt || || || || S || |- | Olliphant || John W. || F || Blacksmith || 8/18.1861 || || Union Co IN || 89-AG || to Hartford City IN |- | Olmstead || Charles W. || B || Pvt || 2/24/1862 || || || RH-AG || |- | Oneal || William || D || Pvt || 1/30/1862 || || || S-AG || |- | Orcutt || Darius || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || || || S-AG || deserted 12/20/1862 |- | Orr || James E. || G || Pvt || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Orwich || Isaac || B || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || S-AG || aka Ornick |- | Osborn || Hiram || K || Pvt || 3/18/1862 || || || S-AG || |- | Otten || Harmon || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 4/15/1865 || || S-AG || |- | Overholtzer || John || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || 6/23/1862 || Clinton Co IN || PK-AG || Died disease Corinth TN |- | Owens || Fletcher G. || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || 2/10/1863 || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Pabst || Henry || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || 1/2/1865 || Jefferson Co IN || HO-AG || Captured Brook's Farm VA |- | Pace || William || I || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Paddick || John || K || Cpl || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || |- | Padgett || William H.H. || A D || Pvt || 9/24/1863 || || || S-AG || |- | Page || Eugene || B || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || AG || |- | Palmer || John W. || D || Pvt || || || || RH || |- | Papsy || Henry || E || Pvt || || || || RH || |- | Pardick || Johann || K || Cpl || || || || S || |- | Park || William || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || 7/1/1863 || Jefferson Co IN || RH-PK-AG || Killed/Died wounds Gettysburg PA |- | Park || William J. || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Parker || Allen W. || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 7/20/1863 || || S-AG || |- | Parker || John H. || D || 1st Sgt || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || S-AG || |- | Parkhurst || Washington || || Pvt || || || || CM || Court Martial 9/00/1862 |- | Parkhurst || Washington || I || Cpl || || 9/9/1864 || || PK || Died disease Sandtown GA |- | Parnell || Edward B. || A || Saddler || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Pastell || Charles || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || aka Postell |- | Pate || James W. || A || Blacksmith || || || Switz Co IN || HO || to Paultown IN/MO? |- | Pate || Robert || F || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Patton || Charles U. || M || Capt || || 4/15/1865 || || PK-D || to Indpls IN |- | Patton || John || || QM 1st Lt || || || Switz Co IN || RH-89 || |- | Patton || John R. || E || Pvt || || || || RH || |- | Patton || Joseph A. || H || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Patton || William || A || Maj || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || PK || Original Company |- | Pavy || Henry C. || B || Pvt || 2/24/1862 || 7/1/1861 || || PK-RH-S-AG || Died Gettysburg? |- | Pavy || R || B || Pvt || || || || FG || |- | Payton || Monroe || F || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Payton || Presley M. || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || UN-AG || |- | Peabody || Ira || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || RH-HO-AG || |- | Peak || Nathan || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || |- | Pearson || George W. || E B || Pvt || || || || 89-S || to Indpls IN |- | Pebber || David || C || Pvt || || 10/11/1863 || || HO || killed Brandy Station |- | Pebler || David || C || Pvt || || || || RH-HO || missing 7/1/1863 |- | Pebler || David || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || 9/11/1863 || Switz Co IN || PK-AG || Killed/Died wounds Brandy Station VA |- | Peelman || Christopher || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || RH-HO-S-AG || |- | Peerson || Nathaniel B. || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Pellman || William || C || Pvt || || || || FG-S || |- | Perrin || William G. || F B || Pvt || 3/6/1862 || || || S-AG || |- | Pertioh || John || K || Sgt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-S-AG || |- | Peters || John W. || F || Bugler || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || RH-UN-AG || |- | Peters || William D. || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || wounded Upperville VA 6/21/1863 |- | Peterson || John || M || Cpl || 12/11/1861 || 7/20/1863 || || S-AG || |- | Petit || William D. || D || || || 1/11/1864 || || PK || Died disease Brandy Station VA |- | Pettet || Wilbur J. || A || Pvt || || || || RH || |- | Pettit || William Q || A || Bugler || || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Philips || David C. || G || Cpl || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Philips || Mordica || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 7/20/1863 || || S-AG || |- | Philips || Robert W. || E A || Pvt || 8/1/1863 || || || S-AG || |- | Phillips || James || A || Pvt || || || || HO-RH-89 || to Indpls IN |- | Phillips || Thaddeus W. || A || Pvt || || || Dearborn Co IN || S || |- | Phillips || Theodore W. || A || Pvt || || || || HO || |- | Pickerel || William N. || F || Cpl || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || UN-S-AG || |- | Pickett || Alfred || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || 1/15/1864 || Switz Co IN || RH-HO-PK-AG || in hospital 11/16/1863 |- | Pickett || Edward || C || Pvt || || || || CM || Court Martial 10/00/1864 |- | Pickett || Edward || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || RH-HO-AG-GAR || |- | Pickett || Joel W. || L || Cpl || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Pickett || Theodore L. || C || Pvt || || || Switz Co IN || HO-GAR || surgeon's cert disability 4/6/1863 |- | Pickinee || William N. || F || Cpl || || || || RH || |- | Pierson || George W. || B E || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Pierson || Nathaniel B. || E || Pvt || || || || RH || |- | Pike || Albert H. || I || Sgt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || |- | Pittman || Hilliard J. || C || Pvt || || || || RH-HO-FG-S || prisoner Brandy Station 8/4/1863 |- | Plew || Abraham || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || PK-HO-AG || Died |- | Plew || Daniel || C || Cpl || || || || HO-S-F || detached duty as a spy |- | Plew || David || C || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Plumb || Henry L. || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 7/20/1863 || || S-AG || |- | Plumber || James W. || H || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Plummer || John W. || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Pollack || Alexander || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Pollison || James R. || C || Pvt || || || || HO || |- | Pollison || John H. || L || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Pollman || William || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || 1/20/1862 || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || surgeons cert disability |- | Poor || Robert F. || I || Sgt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || |- | Porter || || || Lt || || 12/20/1863 || || PK || Resigned to join10th IN Cav |- | Porter || Benjamin F. || D || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || RH-AG || |- | Porter || George H. || D || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || 6/4/1864 || Dearborn Co IN || RH-FG-S-AG || |- | Porter || Gillett A. || D || Sgt || 8/22/1861 || 6/24/1864 || Dearborn Co IN || PK-RH-S-AG || Died disease Washington DC |- | Porter || Robert P. || A || 1st Lt || || 12/20/1863 || || CM-A || Court Martial dismissed 12/20/1863 |- | Porter || Robert P. || A || 1st Lt || 8/22/1861 || || || PK-89 || Original Company - to Owen IN |- | Postel || Charles || K || Cpl || || || || CM || Court Martial 6/00/1864 |- | Poston || Calvin R. || A || Bugler || 8/1/1863 || || Switz Co IN || 89-S-AG-97 || of Patriot IN |- | Poston || Sanford || A || Pvt || 2/22/1864 || || || RH-AG || |- | Powell || Eli H. || D B || Pvt || 2/25/1862 || 4/4/1925 || Dearborn Co IN || RH-FG-89-S-AG-97 || of Dillsboro IN |- | Powell || John || B F || Pvt || 3/21/1862 || || || S-RH-AG || |- | Powelson || James R. || C || Pvt || || || || HO-S || |- | Powelson || John H. || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans to 8th Cav |- | Powers || Franklin || D || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || RH-AG || wounded 7/1/1863 |- | Powers || Oliver M. || F || 1st Lieutenant || 8/22/1861 || || || PK || Original Company |- | Powers || Oliver M. || L || Captain || || || Fayette Co IN || PK-D || To Co. E 8th IN Cav |- | Prather || Jonathan || E || Pvt || 9/16/1863 || || || S-AG || |- | Prentiss || Nelmore || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || 0/0/1864 || Jefferson Co IN || PK-AG-RH-HO || Died prison Andersonville GA |- | Proctor || Thomas K. || I || Pvt || 9/24/1861 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Pruett || Harvey D. || A || Pvt || || || || RH || |- | Puckett || Samuel || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || 7/9/1863 || Union Co IN || PK-UN-AG || Died accident Washington DC |- | Puckett || Samuel E./H. || F || Saddler || 8/18/1861 || 7/9/1863 || Union Co IN || RH-UN-AG || died accident Washington DC |- | Pulse || William || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 4/15/1865 || || S-AG || |- | Purcell || Isaac || B || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Purcell || Thomas || B || Pvt || || || || RH || wounded 7/1/1863 |- | Qualman || Charles || K || Captain || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || PK-HO-AG || |- | Quinn || James || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || 9/13/1862 || Switz Co IN || PK-VV-FG || Died wounds South Mountain MD-VV9/25/1862 |- | Quinn || James W. || A B || Pvt || 2/24/1862 || || || S-AG || |- | Quinn || John W. || A || Pvt || || || Jefferson Co IN || HO-89 || |- | Quinn || John W. || H || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Quinn || William || H || Pvt || 8/26/1862 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Quirk || John || A || Pvt || 8/22/861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG-RH-S || |- | Ragan || Benjamin || H || Pvt || 8/13/1862 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Ragan || Irvin H. || B || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || S-AG || |- | Rambley || William P. || B || Cpl || || || || S || |- | Rammell || David H. || M || Pvt || 4/22/1863 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Ramsey || Christopher || E A || Pvt || 6/10/1863 || || || S-AG || |- | Ratart || Henry || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 4/15/1865 || || S-AG || |- | Rauch || Franz P. || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Ray || William || G || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Raynes || Jefferson || M || Pvt || 8/8/1863 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Rea || R.W. || E || || || || || HO || |- | Rea || Robert W. || D || Blacksmith || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || S-AG || |- | Rea || William || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || RH-AG || |- | Read || James E. || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Read || James W. || B || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Read || John E. || L || || || || Fayette Co IN || 89 || |- | Reagan || Irvin H. || B || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Reagan || James H. || B || Pvt || 1/28/1862 || || || S-AG || |- | Reagle || William || I || Cpl || || || || S || |- | Rechart || Wesley || I || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Reckard || James || I || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Redd || James E. || A || Cpl || || || || RH || to Fresno CA |- | Redding || James L. || D || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || S-AG || |- | Reed || Francis M. || H || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Reed || H.W. || E || || || || || 89 || to Dayton OH |- | Reed || Henry || E || Pvt || || || || RH || |- | Reed || Henry W. || E B || Cpl || 3/21/1862 || || || S-AG || |- | Reed || James || A || Cpl || || || Switz Co In || S-AG || |- | Reed || James || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Reed || James K. || A || Cpl || || || || RH || |- | Reed || James K. || A || Cpl || || || Franklin Co IN || HO-89 || |- | Reed || James W. || B || Pvt || 2/24/1862 || || || RH-AG || |- | Reed || John E. || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || AG || trans to 8th Cav |- | Reed || John H. || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || UN-RH-AG || |- | Reed || Theodore || I || || || 2/12/1863 || || PK || Died |- | Reed || Theodore || L || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Reed || William M. || G || Cpl || || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Reed || William P. || E || Pvt || || || || RH || |- | Reede || James || H || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Reede || John H. || F || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Reeve || Henry C. || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || RH-UN-AG || aka Reene |- | Reichard || Jacob || K || Sgt || || || || S || |- | Reid || Edward F. || E || || || || || HO || |- | Reid || Edward F. || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || RH-AG || |- | Reid || William P. || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Reigal || William || I || Cpl || || || || S || |- | Reinhart || Jacob || K || Sgt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Reiss || George || K || Recruit || 12/9/1862 || || || HO-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Reiss || George || K || Sgt || || || || S || |- | Rench || Daniel R. || F || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Rench || Daniel W. || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || RH-UN-AG || |- | Reusman || Louis || F || Cpl || || || || RH || |- | Reynolds || Owen || F B || Sgt || 3/28/1862 || || || RH-S-AG || |- | Reynolds || William || F || Pvt || 3/7/1862 || || || S-AG || |- | Rhodes || Bazel || L || Cpl || 10/23/1861 || || || 89-S-AG || of Orange IN |- | Rice || William M. || L || QM Sgt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Richard || Francis T. || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Richard || Jacob || K || 1st Sgt || || || || S || |- | Richard || James || I || Pvt || || 10/0/1862 || || PK-S || Died disease Maxwell KY |- | Richards || John J. || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Richards || Minor || D || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Richardson || John || || Pvt || 11/22/1862 || || || S-AG || |- | Richey || William S. || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || |- | Rickard || James || I || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Rickert || John || I || Blacksmith || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || |- | Rickets || Albert || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || S-AG || |- | Rickets || George || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || S-AG || |- | Ricketts || Albert || C || Pvt || || || Switz Co IN || RH-HO || |- | Ricketts || George H? || C || Pvt || || || Switz Co IN || HO-GAR || surgeon's cert disability 3/11/1863 |- | Ridwell || Napoleon B. || G || Blacksmith || || || || S || |- | Rigg || Franklin || E || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || RH-HO-S-AG || |- | Rigle || William || I || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Riker || Charles || G || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || 8-AG || aka Rugle |- | Rintner || Peter M. || B || Saddler || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || AG || |- | Ritchel || Curtis C. || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || 3/31/1863 || Jefferson Co IN || PK-HO-S-AG || Died disease Hope Landing VA |- | Ritchell || Silas F. || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || HO-RH-AG || aka Ritchie |- | Rivers || Tolman || B || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || S-AG || |- | Roach || Frank || K || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Robbins || Charles || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Robbins || Lewis M. || G || Pvt || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Robenson || John T. || L || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Roberts || Daniel || C || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || 11/12/1862 || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Roberts || James || C || Cpl || || || || HO || |- | Roberts || Leander || I || Pvt || 9/24/1862 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Roberts || Moses P. || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-S-AG || |- | Roberts || Moses T. || A || Bugler || || || Harrison Co IN || RH || |- | Roberts || Robert W. || A || || 8/22/1861 || 3/1/1862 || || PK-AG || Died disease Budds Ferry VA |- | Roberts || Robert W. || A || Pvt || || || || HO-S || |- | Roberts || Simeon || M || Recruit || 8/21/1863 || || || FG-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Robertson || Fountain || D || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Robertson || Fountain || L || Recruit || 12/17/1862 || || || AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Robertson || William D. || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Robinson || James F. || M |- | M || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Robinson || John F. || M || Wagoner || 12/11/161 || 4/15/1865 || || AG || |- | Robinson || John T. || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Robinson || Newton || I || Sgt || || || || S || |- | Rochat || Charles E. || A || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || H-AG || |- | Rochat || James N. || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans to 8th Cav |- | Rodger || George || C || Comm Sgt || || || || RH || |- | Rodgers || George || C || 2nd Lt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || prisoner Aldie VA 6/18/1863-10/1/1863 |- | Rodgers || George || C || Cpl || || || || HO || |- | Rodgers || George || E B || 2nd Lt || || || || S || |- | Rodgers || Henry E. || A B || Pvt || 3/10/1863 || || || S-AG || |- | Rodgers || James || C || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Rodgers || John || C || Blacksmith || || || || RH || |- | Rodgers || Samuel D. || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || RH-UN-89-AG || to Corinth KY |- | Rodgers || Samuel J. || || Bugler || || || || S || |- | Rodgers || Thomas J. || H || Cpl || 8/13/1862 || 6/9/1865 || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Rogers || George || C || 2nd Lieutenant || || || || PK || |- | Rogers || George || C B || 2nd Lt || || || || S || |- | Rogers || George H. || C || 2nd Lt || || || || HO || died 1/31/1865 Switz Co IN |- | Rogers || George H. || G || Cpl || 9/20/1861 || 6/5/1862 || Johnson Co IN || PK-AG || Died disease Thornton IN |- | Rogers || Henry E. || A || Pvt || || || Jefferson Co IN || RH-89 || |- | Rogers || Monroe T. || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 11/13/1863 || || PK-S-AG || Died prison Richmond VA |- | Rogers || Samuel || E || Bugler || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Rogers || Samuel || F || Wagoner || || || || S || |- | Roll || Christopher || K || 1st Lieutenant || 8/22/1861 || 2/1/1862 || || PK-HO || Resigned |- | Roll || John B. || C || 1st Lt || || || || S || |- | Rollinson || Calvin W. || C || Pvt || || || || HO-S || |- | Rollinson || Calvin W. || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || S-AG || |- | Rolston || C.R. || C || || || || Switz Co IN || 89 || |- | Roman || John || K || Pvt || 12/9/1862 || || || HO-89-S-AG || trans 8th Cav - of Ghent KY |- | Romans || John || H || || || || || 97 || of Vevay IN |- | Romine || Isaac F. || E A || Pvt || 8/22/1862 || || || S-AG || |- | Romine || Smith L. || E A || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Rooher || Robert C. || H || Cpl || || || || S || |- | Ross || Moses || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 6/20/1863 || || S-AG || |- | Ross || Samuel H.P. || H || || || 1/28/1862 || || PK || Died disease Louisville KY |- | Ross || Samuel P.W. || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Rothchild || Max || C || Pvt || || 1/10/1862 || || HO-S || deserted at Belle Plains VA |- | Roudenbush || George || E || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Roush || James N. || H || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Roush || James W. || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Routh || Monroe || B || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || S-AG || aka Ruth |- | Rowlinson || Calvin || C || Pvt || || || Jefferson Co IN || RH-HO || |- | Royce || John W. || G || Pvt || 9/20/1861 || 2/20/1864 || || PK-AG || Killed/Died wounds Severesville TN |- | Royer || Charles M. || M || QM Sgt || 12/11/1861 || || || S-AG || deserted 3/20/1863 |- | Rubush || John B. || G || Cpl || || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Rubush || Lyman S. || G || Pvt || 9/20/1861 || || || S-AG || |- | Rumbley || William P. || B || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || S-AG || |- | Rushton || David || E || Blacksmith || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || 89-S-HO-AG || |- | Russell || Josiah N. || L || Cpl || 10/23/1861 || 7/16/1865 || || S-AG-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Russell || Josiah N. || L || Pvt || || || || CM || Court Martial 8/00/1863 at Indpls IN |- | Russell || Tasaia M. || L || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Russey || Ithamar || G || Pvt || || 8/22/1864 || || PK-S || Died disease Chattanooga TN |- | Ruth || Monroe || B || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Ryan || John C. || H || Bugler || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Ryker || Charles || G || Pvt || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Sager || Michael || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 4/15/1865 || || S-AG || |- | Sailers || John N. || L || Saddler || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Sailey || John || C || Blacksmith || || || || RH || |- | Saires || Wilson || I || Blacksmith || || || || S || |- | Samuels || William || M || Sgt || 12/11/1861 || 5/6/1865 || || S-AG || |- | Sandbach || Selman || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 4/15/1865 || || S-AG || |- | Sands || James K. || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 5/6/1865 || || S-AG || |- | Sands || Martin V. || B || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || RH-S-AG || |- | Sarer || Philip || F || Wagoner || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || UN-89-AG || aka Saner-Saver |- | Saurain || William || A B || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Saus || Wilson || I || Sgt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || AG || |- | Sauvain || John W. || A || || || || Switz Co IN || || |- | Sauveine || William || A || Pvt || || || || RH-GAR || |- | Sauvine || William || A B || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Sauvine || William || C || || || || || 97 || of Mt Sterling IN |- | Sayers || Wilson || I || Blacksmith || || || || S || |- | Schaefer || Herman || K || Sgt || || || || S || |- | Schaefer || John || K || Cpl || || || || S || |- | Schell || Christian || M || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Scherelbine || Edwin || F || Cpl || || || || S || |- | Schievellien || Edward || F || || || || || VV || wounded VV9/25/1862 |- | Schiller || Nicholas || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Schlenderman || Friedrich || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Schmidt || Charles || K || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Schmidt || Jacob || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 6/21/1865 || || S-AG || trans to V.R.C. |- | Schnack || William || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG-S || |- | Schnell || Christian || M || Pvt || 12/8/1861 || || || S-AG || trans to V.R.C. 5/6/1865 |- | Schrieviebrin || Edward || F || Cpl || || || || S || |- | Schroder || John T. || C || Pvt || || || Switz Co IN || RH-HO-89 || wounded Chester Gap VA 7/22/1863 |- | Scroller || John T. || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Sears || Wilson || I || Blacksmith || || || || S || |- | Sebern || Cornelius || G || Pvt || 9/20/1861 || 6/28/1862 || Johnson Co IN || PK-AG || Died disease St Louis MO |- | Sedham || Levi || A B || Pvt || || || || RH-S || |- | See || Robert || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Seever || Smyrna W. || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || 9/14/1863 || Jefferson Co IN || PK-AG || Killed/Died wounds Middletown VA |- | Seibert || Henry || G || Saddler || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || aka Sibert |- | Seibert || William W. || B || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || RH-AG || |- | Seimendal || George L. || D A || Pvt || 2/1/1862 || || || S-AG || |- | Seimental || George L. || D A || Pvt || || || || S-97 || of Aurora IN |- | Seipp || Peter || B || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Sellers || Benjamin || B || Cpl || || || || S || |- | Sellers || Benjamin L. || D || Cpl || || 10/6/1891 || Dearborn Co IN || RH-FG || |- | Sellers || John || M || Pvt || 3/5/1862 || 4/15/1865 || || RH-FG-AG || |- | Sellers || John L. || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || 89-AG || trans 8th IN Cav - to Putnamsville IN |- | Seltz || Christopher || K || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Sener || Matthew || B || Bugler || || || || RH || |- | Senior || John W. || D || Sgt || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || 89-S || to Madison IN |- | Sever || Smyrna N/W. || E || || || || || HO || |- | Seymour || William G. || A || Pvt || || || || RH || |- | Seymour || William N. || A || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-89-S-AG-97 || of Sugar Branch and Vevay IN |- | Shadday || Fogleman || C || Pvt || || 7/12/1864 || || RH-HO || surgeon's cert disability |- | Shadday || George || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Shaeffer || Thomas G. || M || 2nd Lt || 3/10/1863 || 8/25/1864 || || PK-S-A-AG || Died Resaca GA |- | Shafer || Henry || K || Sgt || || || || S || |- | Shafer || Herman F. || K || Sgt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Shafer || John || K || Cpl || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Shanklin || George N/W. || H || Cpl || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Shanklin || Robert P. || H || 1st Lieutenant || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || PK-AG || |- | Shannon || Abner L. || E || 1st Lieutenant || 8/22/1861 || || Madison Co IN || PK-D-89 || aka Albert L. - Original Company |- | Shannon || Timothy || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Sharp || William || A || Cpl || || || || HO-AG || |- | Sharp || William || A || Sgt || || || || RH || |- | Shaw || Arthur || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || || || S-AG || deserted 12/15/1863 |- | Shaw || Thomas || G || Sgt || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Sheets || Salathiel || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Sheets || William H. || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || surgeon's cert disability |- | Sheiverbein || Edward || F || Cpl || 3/20/1862 || || || S-AG || aka Schlevelhein |- | Sheiverbein || Edwin || F || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Shell || Christian || M || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Shephard || Sampson || D || Blacksmith || || || || S || |- | Shepherd || Sampson || B || || || || || FG || |- | Shepherd || Samuel || D || Blacksmith || || || || S || |- | Shepherd || Samuel || D || Pvt || || || || RH || |- | Shepherd || William || A D || Pvt || 3/4/1862 || || || RH--AG || |- | Sherman || William || K || || || || || 89 || |- | Sherrill || John W. || B || || || || || FG || |- | Sherverbine || Edwin || F || Cpl || || || || S || |- | Shetts || Isaac || C || Cpl || || || || S || |- | Shetts || William || C || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Shewmaker || David H.H. || B || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || AG || |- | Shields || Adolphus || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || || || AG || trans to Regular Army |- | Shoap || Samuel || F || Cpl || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || UN-AG || |- | Shoemaker || George || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 4/15/1865 || || S-AG || |- | Shook || George N. || M || Sgt || 12/11/1861 || || || S-AG || deserted |- | Short || Charles M. || H || Cpl || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Short || Oliver || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Short || Robert || A || Pvt || || || || HO || |- | Short || Robert B. || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || RH-89-AG || of Milton KY |- | Shuhmann || John R. || D A || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Shultz || John || I || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || AG || |- | Shuman || John B. || D A || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Shuman || John D. || D A || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Shunklin || Robert P. || H || 1st Sgt || || || || S || |- | Shutz || Isaac H. || C || Cpl || 2/26/1864 || 12/6/1863 || || RH-AG || died of accidental shot - aka Shutts |- | Siebenthal || Andrew J. || A || Pvt || || || Switz Co IN || RH-89 || |- | Siemandel || George L. || D || Pvt || || || || RH || |- | Sieppy || Nicholas || I || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Silz || Christopher || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || aka Sitz-Silsz-Siltz |- | Sincake || Andrew J || G || Sgt || || || || S || |- | Single || Joseph S. || || Recruit || 4/10/1863 || || || AG || |- | Skirving || Andrew J. || D || Blacksmith || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || |- | Slaughter || William || H || Pvt || 8/21/1862 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Sleeth || Gernandes || F || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Small || Bud || L || Pvt || 1/30/1863 || || || S-AG || aka Bird Smull - trans 8th Cav |- | Smart || Alfred || || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Smelly || Thomas || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || 12/3/1863 || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || died wounds Bealton Station VA |- | Smith || Carey W. || F || Bugler || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || UN-AG || |- | Smith || Charles || || Recruit || 12/8/1862 || || || AG || |- | Smith || Charles || || Recruit || 2/3/1862 || || || AG || |- | Smith || Charles || D || Pvt || || || || RH || |- | Smith || Charles || K || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Smith || George W. || I || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Smith || James || K || Blacksmith || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Smith || Jesse || D || || || 7/1/1863 || || PK-RH || Killed/Died wounds Gettysburg PA |- | Smith || John || M || Pvt || 9/2/1862 || 5/6/1865 || || S-AG || missing in action 3/15/1865 |- | Smith || John P. || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || FG-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Smith || John W. || E || Cpl || || || || RH || |- | Smith || John W. || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Smith || Robert B. || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || UN || |- | Smith || Robert R. || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || S-AG || |- | Smith || William || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || RH-HO-AG || |- | Smith || William || I || Cpl || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || |- | Smith || William J. || E || Pvt || || || || RH || |- | Smith || William J. || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Smith || William T. || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Smock || David || E || || || 8//1862 || || PK || Died disease Fredricksburg VA |- | Smock || David || E || 1st Sgt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Snider || Joseph || M || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Snodgrass || Ansel G. || E || Pvt || || || Jefferson Co IN || RH || to 50th IN |- | Snow || John C. || G || Pvt || 9/20/1861 || 3/20/1862 || Johnson Co IN || PK-AG || Died disease Edinburg IN |- | Snyder || Joseph || M || Pvt || 6/12/1863 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Snydon || Jonas || F B || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Sodam || Levi || || Recruit || 3/10/1863 || || || AG || |- | Sopers || Oramandel M. || D || Pvt || || || || RH || |- | South || David || F A || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || RH-AG || Trans to Co A |- | Southard || Asbury || I || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || aka Suddard |- | Spade || Jacob || I || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || |- | Spahr || George M. || F || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || |- | Spahr || George W. || F || Cpl || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || RH-UN-AG || |- | Spahr || John M. || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || UN-AG || |- | Spangler || John || B || Pvt || 3/10/1862 || || || RH-AG || |- | Sparks || Elijah || H || Pvt || 8/27/1862 || 6/9/1865 || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Sparks || Henry B. || C || Sgt || || || Ohio Co IN || RH-HO-89-97 || prisoner 1/27/1864 - of Rising Sun IN |- | Sparks || William Mc. || C || Bugler || || || || RH || to Chicago IL |- | Spencer || John C. || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Spencer || John D.R. || D || Captain || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || PK-RH-AG || |- | Sperling || Tunis || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Spidle || Samuel || M || Sgt || 12/11/1861 || 4/15/1865 || || S-AG || |- | Spitler || Jonathan || H || Cpl || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Spivey || Isaiah || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Sprague || Daniel || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-89-AG || of Florence IN |- | Sprecht || Xavier || K || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Sprick || Franz || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || aka Sprich |- | Springer || Moses C. || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || RH-UN-AG || aka Spunger |- | Spurling || John C. || L || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Spurling || Tunis || L || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Stagdill || John R. || M || Cpl || || || || S || aka Stogdill Stogdell Stogdle |- | Stamper || John || K || Pvt || || 4/21/1863 || || PK || Died Murfreesborough TN |- | Stanley || George E. || E || Saddler || 3/12/1863 || || Jefferson Co IN || RH-HO-AG || |- | Stanley || William A. || I || Pvt || 2/26/1863 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Stansifer || Isom || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Staples || William || E A || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Stapp || William H. || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Stapp || Willis H. || E || Sgt || || || || S || |- | Starrett || John H. || F A || Sgt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || S-AG || |- | Steele || Fernandez || F || Pvt || 2/25/1864 || || Union Co IN || S-AG || |- | Steiner || Leonard || K || Cpl || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Stephens || Alanson || B || Sgt Maj || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || RH-AG || aka Stevens |- | Stephens || James W. || M || 2nd Lt || || 1/1/1863 || || PK || Left service |- | Stephens || John C. || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Stephens || Samuel J. || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Stephens || Samuel S. || E || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Stephens || William H. || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-RH-AG-A || to Capt in Co I |- | Stephenson || Henry || B || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Stephenson || Hugh || B || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Stephenson || William || C || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Stepleton || Jesse O. || C || Pvt || || || || HO || |- | Stepleton || Taylor || L || || || || Dearborn Co IN || 89 || |- | Stepleton || Wesley L. || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || also listed Co C |- | Stepleton || Wiley J. || || Recruit || 2/26/1864 || || || AG || |- | Stepleton || Zachary T. || L || Pvt || 2/18/1864 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Sterling || Charles || H || Pvt || 8/21/1862 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Sterman || James T. || B A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || S-AG || |- | Sterrett || John H. || F A || Cpl || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || RH-UN-AG-A || captured Mine Run VA - trans Co A |- | Stevens || Alanson || B || Sgt Maj || || || || S || aka Stephens |- | Stevens || Samuel J. || E || || || || || HO || |- | Stevens || Samuel S. || E || Pvt || || || || RH || |- | Stevens || William || A || || || || Switz Co IN || 89 || |- | Stevenson || Hugh || B || Pvt || 2/25/1862 || || || RH-AG || |- | Stevenson || William || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || 12/19/1862 || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || surgeon's cert disability |- | Steward || Andrew J. || G || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Stewart || James F. || F || Pvt || 3/28/1862 || || || S-AG || |- | Stewart || John || M || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Stewart || John || M || Pvt || 8/14/1863 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Stewart || William || L || Pvt || || || || CM || Court Martial 3/00/1863 |- | Stewart || William || L || Pvt || 12/17/1862 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Stitt || John W. || D G || || 2/6/1862 || || || FG-AG || |- | Stockman || Gustave || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Stoker || Adam || B || || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || 89 || of Edwardsvillw IN |- | Stoker || Charles || B || Sgt || 8/22/1861 || || || RH-89 || to Martinsville IN |- | Stone || Franklin || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 6/20/1863 || Harrison Co IN || S-AG || of Martinsville IN |- | Stone || Jesse || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Storey || William || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Storey || William J. || E || Cpl || || || || S || |- | Storm || George I. || D A || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Storm || Jonathan R./Y. || D A || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Story || William H. || E || Cpl || || 7/1/1863 || || PK-RHT || Killed/Died wounds Gettysburg PA |- | Stosser || Adam || B || Pvt || 6/1/1863 || || || RH-AG || |- | Stratford || Alfred || A || Pvt || 5/20/1863 || || || R-AGH || to Indpls IN |- | Stratford || Thomas W. || A || Blacksmith || 3/24/1862 || || || RH-AG || to Indpls IN |- | Street || Fernando || F || 1st Sgt || || || || RH || |- | Street || William || M || Pvt || 7/31/1863 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Streve || Henry || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || aka Streuve - Strube |- | Strickler || James P. || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Stroble || Jacob || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Strouce || Frederick || D A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || S-AG || |- | Sturgeon || John || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Sturman || James F. || A || || || || || VV || shot accidentally in knee - leg taken off |- | Sturman || John T. || B A || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Sugden || Jonas || F || Recruit || 3/10/1862 || || || 89-AG || aka Suzdon to Lexington KY |- | Suits || Emsley || D || Blacksmith || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || RH-89-AG || of Zenas IN |- | Supp || Peter || B || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || AG || |- | Surbruck || Jacob || K || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Surran || John || M || Pvt || 12/11/1861 || 7/31/1863 || || PK-AG || Died disease Indianapolis IN |- | Sutter || Joseph || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Swange || Lewis || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || RH-HO-AG || |- | Swangs || Abram || D || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || RH-AG || |- | Swany || Lewis || C || Pvt || || || || HO || |- | Swartz || James || F || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Swartz || James || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || 7/8/1865 || || AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Sweetzer || Rufus A. || G || Cpl || || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Swift || George W. || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || UN-AG || |- | Swiney || Henry A. || I || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || |- | Swiney || Robert J. || I || Sgt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || |- | Tague || Francis M. || C || Sgt || || || || S || |- | Tague || Marion || C || Sgt || || || Switz Co IN || HO || |- | Tait || William || E || || || || Switz Co IN || 89 || |- | Tait || William || E || Blacksmith || || || || RH || |- | Taylor || Andrew || C || Sgt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || 89-97 || of Vevay IN |- | Taylor || Ebenezer || F || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Taylor || Gamaliel S. || E || Recruit || 2/26/1862 || 8/0/1864 || Jefferson Co IN || 89-AG || Mustered out |- | Taylor || William || D || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || S-AG || |- | Tearney || Lawrence C. || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || aka Turney |- | Temple || Henry || I || QM Sgt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || |- | Terrell || Robert || || Recruit || 9/5/1863 || || || AG || |- | Thomas || A.L. || M || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Thomas || Frederick || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || RH-HO-S-AG || |- | Thomas || Marcus L. || M || Pvt || 12/8/1861 || || || S-AG || deserted |- | Thomas || William A. || G || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Thompson || Abner L. || E || 1st Lt || || || || S || |- | Thompson || George || D || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || RH-AG || |- | Thompson || George || D || Sgt || || || || S || |- | Thompson || George H. || E || Major || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson IN || PK-RH-A || |- | Thompson || James S. || L || Pvt || 1/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Thompson || James W. || A || Cpl || || || Switz Co IN || HO-RH-AG || to Indpls IN |- | Thompson || John H. || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || UN || |- | Thompson || John W. || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || 7/14/1862 || Union Co IN || PK-AG || Died disease Washington DC |- | Thompson || Lewis || I || Pvt || 10/2/1862 || || || S-AG || aka Thomason |- | Thompson || Walker || || Recruit || 8/23/1864 || || || S-AG || |- | Thompson || William F. || || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Thornton || David F. || H || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Thornton || Frank D. || H || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Thornton || John F. || F || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Thornton || Obediah || H || Cpl || 9/12/1861 || 7/29/1865 || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Tilbury || Jacob || M || Wagoner || 12/11/1861 || 7/20/1863 || || S-AG || |- | Tilford || Solon || E || || || || || HO || |- | Tilford || Solon || E || Cpl || 3/6/1862 || || Jefferson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Tilton || Anthony || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Tingle || Jasper || M || Pvt || 5/26/1863 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Tingle || Joseph S. || M || Cpl || || || || S || |- | Tinker || Ira B. || C || 1st Lt || 8/22/1861 || 5/1/1863 || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Titsworth || George W. || L || Sgt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Toops || William H. || M || Pvt || 12/8/1861 || 2/15/1864 || || PK-S-AG || Died disease Cumberland Gap TN |- | Topper || William || D || Pvt || || || || RH || |- | Towers || John || C || Bugler || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Towers || John || C || Saddler || || || || RH-HO || |- | Towers || Oliver || C || Pvt || 10/27/1862 || || || RH-HO-AG || to Kansas City MO |- | Townsend || Isaac || E || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || 9/17/1862 || Jefferson Co IN || PK-AG || Died disease Rockville MD |- | Townsend || Isaac C. || E || || || || || HO || |- | Tracey || Matthew J. || F || Sgt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || UN-RH-AG || |- | Tracy || Daniel P. || M || Pvt || 10/27/1862 || || || RH-HO-AG || deserted 12/14/1863 |- | Travis || George W. || G K || Pvt || || || || S-AG || aka Traverse - trans 8th Cav |- | Trester || Oliver H. || D || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || 9/13/1862 || Dearborn Co IN || PK-FG-AG || Killed/Died wounds Fredrick City MD |- | Trigg || Oscar || E || || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || 89-HO-RH-AG || |- | Trotter || John || B || 1st Sgt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || RH-AG || |- | Trotter || Marcus L. || B || Sgt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || RH-AG || |- | Trowbridge || Enoch || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || 10/12/1862 || Switz Co IN || PK-HO-AG || Died hospital Washington DC |- | Trum || Jacob || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Tucker || Corydon A. || H || Cpl || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Tufts || Louis || || || || 7/15/1864 || || PK || Died |- | Tufts || Louis || D || Pvt || || || || RH || |- | Tupper || William O. || D || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || S-AG || |- | Turner || Levi H. || L || Pvt || 9/17/1862 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Tyrell || Robert || E A || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Umphries || George || F || Pvt || 3/26/1862 || 9/25/1865 || Union Co IN || RH-AG || Captured Petersburg VA |- | Urmy || Samuel S. || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || UN-AG || |- | Utter || Robert || L || Sgt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Vail || William S. || C || Recruit || 2/25/1864 || || Clinton Co IN || 89-AG || |- | Vales || William || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || RH-HO-AG || aka Vails |- | Vanarsdall || Argos V. || I || Cpl || || || Jefferson Co IN || D || |- | Vanarsdol || Argus D. || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-89-AG || of Madison IN |- | Vanarsdol || Christopher C. || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || RH-HO-AG || killed |- | Vanarsdol || Richard || A || || || || || PK || Died prison Richmond VA |- | Vanasdol || Alexander C. || F B || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Vanatter || John || H || Pvt || 8/27/1862 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Vanice || Jacob B. || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Vannoy || William H. || M || Sgt || 12/11/1861 || 5/6/1865 || || S-AG || |- | Vanosdol || John W. || D A || Cpl || 8/1/1863 || || || S-AG || |- | Vanpelt || Enoch || M || Pvt || 7/11/1863 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Vanpelt || John V. || I || Pvt || 9/24/1862 || 5/29/1865 || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Vansickle || James || M || Wagoner || 12/11/1861 || 12/10/1863 || || PK-S || Died Knoxville TN |- | Veigle || Albert || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Venise || Daniel || H || Pvt || 8/28/1862 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Venise || John || H || Pvt || 8/30/1862 || || || AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Vibbert || Isaac E. || B || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || 7/01/1863 || Harrison Co IN || RH-AG || Killed |- | Vickers || Martin E. || L || Comm Sgt || || || || S || |- | Waggoner || William R. || M || Pvt || 5/3/1863 || 7/24/1865 || || FG-AG || trans to V.R.C. |- | Wagner || Ernest || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Wagoner || Joseph || G || Pvt || || || || AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Wainscott || Nicholas || L || Pvt || || || || CM || Court Martial 8/00/1863 |- | Wainscott || Nicholas || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Walden || Abner || F || Pvt || 3/10/1862 || || Switz Co IN || 89-AG || aka Woldon |- | Walker || John L. || M || Cpl || 12/11/1861 || 7/20/1865 || || AG || |- | Walks || Andrew J. || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || RH-HO-AG || aka Walks |- | Walks || Martin V. || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || RH-HO-AG || aka Walks |- | Wall || Arthur || M || Pvt || 6/8/1863 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Wall || John J. || M |- | M || Pvt || || || || CM || Court Martial 3/00/1865 |- | Wallace || Edward O. || L || Sgt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Wallace || George W. || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Wallace || Thomas || || Servant || || || || S || |- | Walter || William F. || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Walters || John || A || Pvt || || || Switz Co IN || 89-GAR || wounded |- | Ward || Alonzo || D || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || 2/21/1908 || Dearborn Co IN || RH-FG-89-AG || |- | Ward || James || D || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || RH-AG || |- | Ward || William || A || Pvt || || || || CM || Court Martial 1/00/1865 |- | Ward || William H.H. || B || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || RH-AG || |- | Ward || William J. || L || Pvt || 9/11/1863 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Watlington || William || E || Pvt || 6/11/1863 || || || 89-AG || |- | Watson || John T. || G || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Watts || Richard S./T. || M || Pvt || 4/10/1863 || || || S-AG || |- | Watts || Thomas R. || M || Cpl || || || || S || |- | Wayne || Joshua || B || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Wayne || Joshua || B || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || AG || |- | Weaver || Augustus C. || A || Act Saddler || 2/24/1862 || || || RH-89-AG || |- | Weaver || Harris || G || Pvt || || 6/22/1865 || || AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Weaver || Henry B. || A || Pvt || || || || RH -PK || to Logansport IN |- | Weaver || Horace || G || || || || || 89 || |- | Weaver || John E. || A || Pvt || 2/24/1862 || 7/01/1863 || || RH-AG || Killed/Died wounds Gettysburg PA |- | Weaver || Orange R. || I || Recruit || 8/23/1862 || || Henry Co IN || FG-AG || |- | Weaver || Thomas D. || I || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || |- | Webb || James D. || G || Pvt || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Webb || William W. || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Webster || Benjamin F. || L || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Webster || Daniel A. || H || QM Sgt || 10/23/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Webster || Daniel G. || F A || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || RH-UN-AG || trans Co A |- | Weible || John || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || RH-VV-HO-AG || wounded VV9/25/1862 |- | Weidner || Charles || K || Cpl || || || || HO || |- | Weimer || Peter || M || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Weisenburg || Joseph || I || Cpl || 8/29/1862 || || || S-AG || |- | Weiss || Frederick || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Weitner || Charles || K || Sgt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || S-AG || aka Weidner |- | Welch || Peter S. || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || UN-AG || |- | Wenner || Joseph || M || Pvt || 12/8/1861 || || || PK-AG || Died Richmond IN |- | Werner || Charles || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || HO RH-AG || |- | Wertz || Nicholas || M || Pvt || 12/8/1861 || 4/15/1865 || || S-AG || aka Wurtz |- | West || Robert C. || G || Pvt || 9/20/1861 || 1/7/1862 || Johnson Co IN || PK-AG || Died Indianapolis IN |- | Wetheral || John || H I || Pvt || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Whedon || James T. || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || HO-RH-AG || aka James L. |- | Wheeler || Charles E. || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || |- | Wheeler || Jackson || D || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Wheeler || Robert J. || D || Capt || || || || FG || |- | Wheeler || Thomas D. || A D || Pvt || 6/1/1863 || || || S-AG || |- | White || Charles N. || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || RH-HO-AG || |- | White || Daniel || H || 2nd Lieutenant || || || || PK S || |- | White || Enos || D A || Pvt || 2/10/1862 || || || RH-AG || |- | White || Henry || D || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || RH-AG || |- | White || Spencer || M || Cpl || 12/8/1861 || 6/20/1864 || || S-AG || |- | Whitehead || William M. || M || Pvt || 7/14/1863 || || || S-AG || died Fayetteville TN 12/27/1865 |- | Whitelock || William || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Whithead || William H. || M || || || 12/27/1863 || || PK || Died Fayetteville TN |- | Whitlock || William || E || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Whitlow || John W. || I || Sgt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || 89-AG || trans invalid corps 8/30/1863 |- | Whitten || Richard || A || Pvt || 3/10/1863 || || || S-AG || |- | Wilcox || Charles C. || C || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || 1/9/1862 || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || died Budds Ferry MD |- | Wildman || John F. || E || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || 89-RH-HO-Ag || to Muncie IN |- | Wiley || Hiram || D || || || || Dearborn Co IN || FG || |- | Wiley || Hiram S. || D || Pvt || || || || RH || |- | Wilkey || Nelson || G || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Wilkinson || George M. || I || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || AG || |- | Wilkinson || George M. || M || || || 10/18/1863 || || PK || Died Louisville KY |- | Wilkinson || George W. || I || Cpl || || || || S || |- | Wilkinson || J.B. || I || Sgt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || AG || |- | Wilkinson || Thomas B. || I || 1st Lieutenant || || 1/25/1862 || || PK || Resigned |- | Willair || Charles H. || M || Pvt || 12/8/1861 || 4/15/1865 || || AG || |- | Willey || John R. || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || RH-HO-AG || |- | Williams || Joel || G || Pvt || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Williams || John || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Williams || John A.L. || G || Pvt || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Williams || John B. || C || Cpl || || || || HO-89 || |- | Williamson || Andrew || A || Recruit || 1/4/1864 || || || FG-AG || |- | Williamson || Harvey || F || Cpl || || || || S || |- | Williamson || James H. || F || Cpl || || 9/13/1862 || || PK || Killed/Died wounds Middletown MD |- | Williamson || James W. || F || Cpl || 8/18/1861 || 8/00/1864 || Union Co IN || AG || |- | Willman || Henry || D || Cpl || 2/26/1862 || || || FG-AG || |- | Willman || Henry || D || Pvt || || 3/13/1913 || Dearborn Co IN || RH-FG || |- | Wills || Benjamin || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || HO-RH-AG || aka Wells |- | Willson || William E. || K || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Wilson || Jesse || B || Pvt || 3/18/1862 || || || RH-AG || |- | Wilson || John A. || M || Pvt || 6/24/1863 || || || S-AG || |- | Wilson || Louis C./T. || F || 1st Lieutenant || 8/18/1861 || || Union Co IN || PK-RH-UN-AG || |- | Winchell || William || F || Pvt || 8/18/1861 || 11/30/1861 || Union Co IN || PK-UN-AG || Died Budds Ferry MD |- | Winchell || Zimri || L || Cpl || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Winder || Charles || I || Sgt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || |- | Wise || William || H || Bugler || 9/12/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || S-AG || |- | Wiseman || Henry W. || B || Recruit || 2/22/1862 || 8/12/1862 || || PK-FG-AG || |- | Wiseman || John || B || Pvt || 2/24/1862 || || Switz Co IN || RH-89-AG-97-GAR || of Lamb IN |- | Wolf || John || C || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || wounded horse fell on him 1/24/1863 |- | Wood || Fletcher D. || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || wounded |- | Woodruff || Benjamin || I || Pvt || 9/25/1862 || || || S-AG || |- | Woodruff || Jerome || I || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || |- | Woodruff || Oliver || I || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || |- | Woods || Tilman H. || G || Pvt || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Woodward || Thomas || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || RH-HO-AG || |- | Wooley || John || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || RH-89-HO-AG || |- | Workhizer || Charles || M || QM Sgt || 6/10/1863 || || || S-AG || |- | Workman || B. || A || Pvt || || || || HO || |- | Workman || Benjamin || A || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || RH-AG || |- | Worstell || Matthew || C || Pvt || || 2/1/1863 || Switz Co IN || HO-89 || discharged from hospital |- | Worthington || William || A E || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Wortsel Sr. || Matthew || C || Sgt || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Wray || William || G || Pvt || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Wrennich || William A. || L || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Wrennick || George T. || L || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Wright || Alfred || E || Pvt || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Wright || Augustus || D || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || 7/1/1863 || Dearborn Co IN || PK-RH-AG || Killed/Died wounds Gettysburg PA |- | Wright || Edward || A || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Wright || Henry F. || D || 2nd Lt || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || PK-FG-D || Original Company |- | Wright || Henry T. || || Pvt || 2/26/1863 || || || S-AG || |- | Wright || Henry W. || || Captain || || 3/3/1863 || || PK || Resigned |- | Wright || Ira M. || A || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-RH-AG || to Neoga IL |- | Wright || James M. || A || Cpl || || 9/9/1861 || Switz Co IN || PK-HO-AG || Died disease Baltimore MD |- | Wright || Jesse A. || E || Pvt || 8/22/1861 || || Jefferson Co IN || HO-AG || |- | Wright || John D. || || Pvt || 5/20/1863 || || || S-AG || |- | Wright || Jonathan || I || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || |- | Wright || Milton || D A || Cpl-1st Lt || 2/10/1862 || || || RH-H-AG || |- | Wright || Thomas || L || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Wright || William || M || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Wright || William H. || I || Cpl || 10/18/1861 || || Henry Co IN || S-AG || |- | Wyant || Andrew J. || H || Pvt || 8/21/1862 || || || S-AG || trans 8th Cav - aka Wiant - Wyatt |- | Wyant || Jackson || H || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Wyley || Hiram S. || || Comm Sgt || || || || S || |- | Wynkoop || John || G || Pvt || 9/20/1861 || || Johnson Co IN || S-AG || |- | Wysenley || Joseph || I || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Yackey || Philip || K || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Yager || Magnus || K || Cpl || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-S-AG || |- | Yanner || John || M || Pvt || || || || S || aka Yenner |- | Yarnell || Edward B. || A || Saddler Sgt || || || Switz Co IN || RH-AG || to Dalla TX |- | Yates || Peter R. || A || Pvt || 8/9/1863 || || || S-AG || trans from Co E |- | Yates || Peter R. || E || Pvt || || || || S || trans to Co A |- | Yoke || John T. || L || Cpl || 10/23/1861 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | York || John W. || D || Saddler || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || RH-AG || |- | Yost || William H.H.C. || A || Pvt || 2/23/1863 || || || S-AG || trans from Co E |- | Yost || William H.H.C. || E || Pvt || || || || S || trans to Co A |- | Young || Martin V. || H || Pvt || 8/29/1862 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Young || Robert || H || Cpl || 9/30/1862 || || || S-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Young || Sebastian || M || Cpl || 4/5/1863 || || || FG-AG || trans 8th IN Cav |- | Young || Theodore || I || Pvt || 10/18/1861 || 6/7/1865 || Henry Co IN || S-AG || Captured Jonesboro GA |- | Young || Uriah || H || 2nd Lieutenant || 8/22/1861 || || Clinton Co IN || PK-RH-D || Original Company |- | Young || William || || Recruit || 3/1/1862 || || || AG || |- | Young || William || B || Cpl || || || || S || trans from Co F |- | Young || William || F || Cpl || || || || S || trans to Co B |- | Youngman || Conrad || K || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Younker || Bowman H. || D || QM Sgt || 8/22/1861 || || Dearborn Co IN || RH-AG || aka Jounker |- | Zackey || Philip || K || Pvt || || || || S || |- | Zenger || Ernest || K || Sgt || 12/9/1861 || 11/20/1862 || Switz Co IN || PK-HO-AG || Killed/Died wounds Bowling Green KY |- | Zenner || John || M || Pvt || 12/8/1861 || 4/15/1865 || || AG || |- | Zimmerman || Elhanon W. || B || Cpl || 8/22/1861 || || Harrison Co IN || RH-AG || |- | Zurbrugg || Jacob || K || Pvt || 12/9/1861 || || Switz Co IN || HO-AG || |}

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Anderson]]||Private||D, F, K, B||45||01/24/1862||Farmer||Mason, KY|| |- |[[Milton M Anderson]]||Corporal||F||26||10/04/1862||Engineer||Fauquier, VA|| |- |[[John J Ausmus]]||Blacksmith||F||21||10/03/1861||Blacksmith||Brown, IL|| |- |[[Oscar Beauben]]||Private||F, I||19||12/13/1861||Clerk||Chicago, IL|| |- |[[Rufus P Bell]]||2nd Sergeant||F||21||09/01/1861||Artist||Mercer, PA|| |- |[[John Berry]]||Private||F, K||36||11/02/1861||Farmer||Morgan, OH|| |- |[[Wilson C Blair]]||Sergeant||F||28||11/02/1861||Carpenter||Brown, IL|| |- |[[Aaron Bonnel]]||Sergeant||F||22||11/19/1861 ||Farmer||Clermont, OH|| |- |[[Benjamin Bowlin]]||Private||F, B, A||18||02/19/1864||Farmer||White, AR|| |- |[[William Bramblette]]||Private||F||55||10/03/1861||Farmer||Kentucky|| |- |[[Augustus Bretett]]||Sergeant||B, D, F||40||04/03/1862||Carriage Maker||Westchester, NY|| |- |[[Andrew J Briggs]]||Private||F||19||10/08/1861 ||Farmer||Adams, IL|| |- |[[William G Brand]]||Corporal||F||23||11/23/1861||Farmer||Onondaga, NY|| |- |[[Nathaniel Browning]]||Private||F||19||10/03/1862||Farmer||Bracken, KY|| |- |[[John Butler]]||2 M Sergeant||F||21||10/08/1861||Farmer||Pike, IL|| |- |[[James Call]]||Captain||F||?||04/17/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Thomas Carroll]]||Corporal||F||18||02/01/1862||Laborer||Fountain, IN|| |- |[[Joseph Clemmons]]||Private||F||38||08/12/1862||Farmer||Virginia|| |- |[[Isaac Clickner]]||Private||D, F, K||18||01/27/1862||Farmer||Brown, OH|| |- |[[Alexander Clutch]]||Private||F||28||08/09/1862||Farmer||Warren, OH|| |- |[[Israel M Cramer]]||Corporal||F||22||11/02/1861||Farmer||Bucks, PA|| |- |[[John M Crow]]||Corporal||F||39||10/03/1861||Farmer||Missouri|| |- |[[Absalom Cupp]]||Private||F||18||10/13/1861||Farmer||Marion, MO|| |- |[[James Cupp]]||Private||F||17||10/13/1861||Farmer||Chariton, MO|| |- |[[John A Davis]]||Private||D, F||18||11/02/1861||Farmer||Marion, MO|| |- |[[William Emmert]]||Private||F, K, C||18||10/31/1862||Farmer||Germany|| |- |[[JGeorge M Evans]]||Comm Sergeant||F, G||34||10/03/1861||Carpenter||Fauquier, VA|| |- |[[William Finley]]||Private||F, K, C||19||10/03/1862||Farmer||Taylor, WV|| |- |[[Addison H Fite]]||Private||F||14||11/02/1861||Farmer||Brown, OH|| |- |[[Aaron B Foreman]]||Private||F||23||11/05/1861||Farmer||Ralls, MO|| |- |[[Alexander H Foreman]]||Corporal||F||21||11/13/1861||Farmer||Ralls, MO|| |- |[[Thomas W Foreman]]||Private||F||18||11/05/1861||Farmer||Shelby, MO|| |- |[[Wesley Foster]]||Private||F||22||09/13/1861||Teamster||Jo Daviess, IL|| |- |[[John W Frazier]]||Private||F||22||10/25/1861||Farmer||Bath, KY|| |- |[[Charles W Frecka]]||Private||D, F||26||10/03/1861||Carpenter||Prussia|| |- |[[Benjamin Frost]]||Private||F||18||11/02/1861||Farmer||Brown, OH|| |- |[[James M Frost]]||Private||F||18||03/28/1864||Farmer||Athens, OH|| |- |[[Oscar Frost]]||Corporal||F||16||11/02/1861||Farmer||Athens, OH|| |- |[[Louis B Gaffney]]||1st Lieutenant||B, F, K||44||09/15/1861||Farmer||New York|| |- |[[Gifford-2666|Leander Gifford]]||Private||F, D||37||09/24/1861||Blacksmith||Erie, PA||Yes |- |[[Perry Golden]]||Corporal||F||20||11/02/1861||Farmer||Athens, OH|| |- |[[Reuben Griggs]]||1st Lieutenant||B, F, K||27||02/24/1862||Farmer||Tolland, CT|| |- |[[James B Guinn]]||Wagoner||F||24||10/28/1861||Farmer||Washington, TN|| |- |[[William Guinn]]||Private||F||20||10/28/1861||Farmer||Washington, TN|| |- |[[Joseph M Hamilton]]||Private||F, L||31||10/01/1862||Printer||Portage, OH|| |- |[[Joseph W Hanks]]||Comm Sergeant||F, D||29||10/13/1861||Blacksmith||Brown, IL|| |- |[[George T Hatfield]]||Private||F||18||11/19/1861||Farmer||Wayne, IN|| |- |[[William H Hatfield]]||Private||C, D, F, K||22||01/17/1862||Farmer||Wayne, IN|| |- |[[Theodore Hayes]]||Private||D, F||18||11/01/1861||Farmer||Jefferson, IN|| |- |[[T Lee Hendrick]]||Private||D, E, F, A||?||?||?||?|| |- |[[John F Herring]]||Sergeant||F||39||10/03/1861||Farmer||St. Clair, IL|| |- |[[John Hersey]]||Private||C, D, F, K||17||01/10/1862||Farmer||New York|| |- |[[Isaac Hill]]||2nd Lieutenant||F||25||10/09/1861||Painter||Franklin, KY|| |- |[[John Howser]]||Private||F, K, C||42||10/01/1861||Farmer||Blount, TN|| |- |[[James Hutton]]||Private||D, A, C, F, E||20||03/18/1863||Farmer||Lauderdale, AL|| |- |[[Daniel Imbler]]||Private||F||53||11/19/1861||Farmer||Muhlenberg, KY|| |- |[[Ephraim W Imbler]]||Private||F||18||10/25/1861||Farmer||Jefferson, IA|| |- |[[John A Imbler]]||Corporal||F||21||10/25/1861||Farmer||Muhlenberg, KY|| |- |[[Samuel Imbler]]||Private||A, E, F, I||20||02/20/1862||Farmer||Muhlenberg, KY|| |- |[[William Imbler]]||Private||F||40||11/19/1861||Farmer||Muhlenberg, KY|| |- |[[William B Imbler]]||Private||F||22||10/25/1861||Farmer||Muhlenberg, KY|| |- |[[William H Jackson]]||Private||F||26||11/25/1861||Farmer||Mercer, IL|| |- |[[John Johnson]]||Private||C, F, K, H||16||02/13/1862||Farmer||Norway|| |- |[[Andrew Jones]]||Private||F||17||11/19/1861||?||?|| |- |[[James Walker Jones]]||Private||C, F, H, K||20||10/29/1862||Farmer||Newton, MS|| |- |[[Montford A Jones]]||Corporal||D, F||29||11/19/1861||Farmer||Sangamon, IL|| |- |[[Robert H Jones]]||Private||F||?||11/19/1861||?||?|| |- |[[James M Keath]]||Sergeant||F||50||10/03/1861||Farmer||Fauquier, VA|| |- |[[Anderson G Keith]]||Private||F||23||10/03/1861||Farmer||Lewis, KY|| |- |[[George P Keith]]||Blacksmith||F||21||10/03/1861||Farmer||Lewis, KY|| |- |[[James Kilpatrick]]||Private||F||18||10/24/1861||Farmer||Hancock, IL|| |- |[[William R Kirks]]||Private||F||35||10/29/1862||Farmer||Virginia|| |- |[[John W Knepper]]||Sergeant||F||20||11/19/1861||Farmer||Somerset, PA|| |- |[[James F Lacy]]||Private||F||21||08/02/1862||Farmer||Morgan, KY|| |- |[[Jesse L Langford]]||Private||F||61||03/27/1862||Farmer||Granville, NC|| |- |[[David W Lauderback]]||Private||C, F, K||27||08/02/1862||Farmer||Adams, IL|| |- |[[Asa A Lawrence]]||Sergeant||D, F||26||09/26/1861||Farmer||Cuyahoga, OH|| |- |[[John G Lee]]||Blacksmith||F, K||25||11/01/1861||Blacksmith||Wythe, VA|| |- |[[Bastel Lehen]]||Corporal||F||19||10/20/1861||Farmer||Wetzel, WV|| |- |[[Gamaliel Lott]]||Private||D, F||24||10/10/1861||Farmer||Licking, OH|| |- |[[Charles H Love]]||Private||F, A, K||25||10/29/1862||Farmer||Morgan, AL|| |- |[[John W Lovenguire]]||Sergeant||F||25||10/03/1861||Farmer||Brown, OH|| |- |[[Daniel Lynch]]||Private||F||18||11/24/1861||Farmer||New Jersey|| |- |[[Theodore Madkins]]||Private||F||?||11/19/1861||?||?|| |- |[[William Maxwell]]||Private||D, F||23||08/12/1862||Farmer||Montgomery, TN|| |- |[[John A McArthur]]||Private||D, F||23||09/24/1861||Farmer||Fayette, OH|| |- |[[McBee-395| Marshall Y McBee]]||Private||D, F, E||19||03/25/1863||Farmer||Union, GA||Yes |- |[[McBee-657| James H McBee]]|| Private||D, F||29||03/25/1863||Farmer||McNairy, TN||Yes |- |[[Samuel McCally]]||Private||F, K, A||20||10/03/1861||Farmer||Jefferson, OH|| |- |[[William H McCally]]||Private||F||20||10/03/1861||Farmer||Pennsylvania|| |- |[[Charles R Mills]]||Private||B, F, H||21||09/25/1861||Farmer||Adams, IL|| |- |[[William N Mills]]||Private||D, F, H||54||10/03/1861||Farmer||Sumner, TN|| |- |[[John Moore]]||Private||F||43||02/12/1864||Farmer||Russell, KY|| |- |[[James A Mulligan]]||Private||F, K||17||11/24/1861||Farmer||Pennsylvania|| |- |[[Patrick Mulligan]]||Private||F, K, A, D||21||01/19/1862||Teamster||Ireland|| |- |[[Alvah O Myers Sr.]]||Private||F||abt. 53||02/12/1862||Farmer||Montgomery, NY|| |- |[[Alvah O Myers Jr.]]||Sergeant||F||31||01/27/1862||?||?|| |- |[[John Nagel]]||Private||F, K||19||10/25/1861||Farmer||On The Ocean|| |- |[[Joseph E Norris]]||Private||B, F||28||11/02/1861||?||Sangamon, IL|| |- |[[James D Oliver]]||Private||F||22||02/15/1862||Farmer||Fairfax, VA|| |- |[[William H Oliver]]||Private||F, K||20||02/13/1862||Farmer||Fairfax, VA|| |- |[[William R Parrott]]||Private||D, F||31||09/24/1861||Cabinet Maker||New Brunswick, Canada|| |- |[[John B Patterson]]||Corporal||D, F||23||11/19/1861||Carpenter||Washington, OH|| |- |[[Samuel Pennington]]||Private||F, 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MO|| |- |[[Morris Wall]]||Private||F||33||08/08/1864||Carpenter||Ireland|| |- |[[Isaac Webb]]||Private||F, D||19||09/24/1861||Farmer||Pickaway, OH|| |- |[[Samuel White Jr]]||Private||F, K||19||11/19/1861||Farmer||Adams, IL|| |- |[[Samuel White Sr]]||Private||F, K||58||09/19/1862||Sawyer||Illinois|| |- |[[Pleasant R Wilburn]]||Private||F||50||11/26/1861||Farmer||Brown, TN|| |- |[[Francis M Wilcox]]||Captain||F||25||10/13/1861||Teacher||Cortland, NY|| |- |[[Francis M Woodward]]||Sergeant||F, A, K||22||01/27/1862||Carriage Maker||Oneida, NY|| |-

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'''3rd Missouri Cavalry (Union)''' OVERVIEW: Organized at Palmyra, Mo., and St. Louis, Mo., October 15, 1861, to March 6, 1862. Attached to District of Rolla, Dept. of Missouri, to December, 1862. Cavalry Brigade, Army of Southeast Missouri, Dept. of Missouri, to June, 1863. 2nd Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division, Army of Southeast Missouri, Dept. of Missouri, to August, 1863. 2nd Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division, Arkansas Expedition, to December, 1863. 3rd Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division, Army of Arkansas, to January, 1864. 3rd Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division, 7th Army Corps, Dept. of Arkansas, to March, 1865. Separate Cavalry Brigade, 7th Army Corps, to June, 1865. SERVICE: Duty in Southeast Missouri and District of Rolla, Mo., till December, 1862, under Prentiss and McNeil. Action near Hallsville, Mo., December 27, 1861. Mt. Zion Church December 28. Inman's Hollow July 7, 1362 (Cos. "B," "D," "G," "H"). Mountain Store, Big Piney, July 25-26(Cos. "E," "F"). Scout in Sinking Creek and skirmish August 4-11 (Detachment). Salem August 9. Wayman's Mills and Spring Creek August 23. Scout from Salem to Current River August 24-28 (Co. "E"). Beaver Creek, Texas County, November 24. Expedition from Rolla to Ozark Mountains November 30-December 6 (Cos. "A," "B"). Ozark December 2 (Cos. "A," "B"). Wood's Creek January 11, 1863. Hartsville, Wood's Fork, January 11. Batesville, Ark., February 4. Operations against Marmaduke April 17-May 2. Castor River, near Bloomfield, April 29. Bloomfield April 30. Coal Bluff, St. Francis River, April 30-May 1. Expedition against Little Rock, Ark., July 1-September 10. Moved from Wittsburg to Clarendon August 1-8. Near Bayou Metoe August 26. Bayou Metoe (or Reed's Bridge) August 27. Advance on Little Rock September 1-10. Bayou Fourche and capture of Little Rock September 10. Brownsville September 16. At Jacksonport, Ark., November, 1863, to March, 1864. Affair at Jacksonport November 21, 1863 (Co. "E"). Reconnoissance from Little Rock December 5-13, 1863. Jacksonport December 23. Scouts from Brownsville January 17-19, 1864. Hot Springs February 4. Steele's Expedition to Camden March 23-May 3. Elkins' Ferry, Little Missouri River, April 3-4. Mark's Mills April 5. Little Missouri River April 6. Prairie D'Ann April 9-12. Camden April 15, 16, 18 and 24. Mt. Elba Ferry April 26. Princeton April 29. Operations against Shelby north of Arkansas River, May 18-31. At Little Rock till June, 1865. Benton Road, near Little Rock, July 19, 1864. Benton July 25 (Co. "C"). Scatterville July 28 (Detachment). Expedition from Little Rock to Little Red River August 6-16. At Tannery, near Little Rock, September 2 (Detachment). Expedition Little Rock to Fort Smith September 25-October 13 (Detachment). Reconnoissance from Little Rock toward Monticello and Mt. Elba October 4-11. Reconnoissance from Little Rock to Princeton October 19-23. Princeton October 23. Expedition from Little Rock to Saline River November 17-18 (Detachment). Expedition from Little Rock to Benton November 27-30 (Detachment). Mustered out June 14, 1865. (Co. "M" at Headquarters Dept. of Missouri, St. Louis, Mo., November, 1862, to June, 1863.) Regiment lost during service 3 Officers and 37 Enlisted men killed and mortally wounded and 1 Officer and 172 Enlisted men by disease. Total 213. '''Company Rosters''' *[[Space:3rd_Regiment_Missouri_Cavalry_Company_C_Union|3rd Regiment Missouri Cavalry (Union) - Company C]] *[[Space:3rd_Regiment_Missouri_Cavalry_Company_F_Union|3rd Regiment Missouri Cavalry (Union) - Company F]] *[[Space:3rd_Regiment_Missouri_Cavalry_Company_K_Union|3rd Regiment Missouri Cavalry (Union) - Company K]] '''Sources''' 1. https://www.nps.gov/civilwar/search-battle-units-detail.htm?battleUnitCode=UMO0003RC 2.NARA M405. Compiled service records of volunteer Union soldiers who served in organizations from the State of Missouri. Fold3, US, Compiled Service Records of Volunteer Union Soldiers Who Served in Organizations From the State of Missouri, 1861-1865 (https://www.fold3.com/publication/51/us-civil-war-service-records-cmsr-union-missouri-1861-1865 : accessed Jan 16, 2024), database and images, https://www.fold3.com/publication/51/us-civil-war-service-records-cmsr-union-missouri-1861-1865 '''3rd Missouri Cavalry Roster''' {|class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;" border="2" bgcolor="#CCFFFF" |- !width="350"|Name !width="150"|Highest Rank !width="200"|Company !width="200"|Age At Enlistment !width="200"|Enlistment Date !width="200"|Occupation !width="250"|Place of Birth !width="200"|Connected? |- |[[Abraham Ackerman]]||Private||C||20||10/08/1861||Farmer||Allegheny, PA|| |- |[[Henry S Ackers]]||Blacksmith||K||23||12/01/1861||Blacksmith||Adams, IL|| |- |[[Joel Adams]]||Private||C,E,A||36||08/03/1862||Farmer||Green, TN|| |- |[[Adams-20378|John Adams]]||Corporal||H,C||20||08/15/1862||Farmer||Dallas, MO||Yes |- |[[James C Agnew]]||?||F&S||?||09/27/1862||?||?|| |- |[[John J Agnew]]||Captain||B,D||?||08/27/1861||?||?|| |- |[[George Akers]]||Private||F||26||11/19/1861||Farmer||Hamilton, OH|| |- |[[John H Akers]]||Private||L||17||10/01/1862||Farmer||Lawrence, IL|| |- |[[Stephen Akers]]||Private||F||20||10/25/1861||Farmer||Adams, IL|| |- |[[Robert Alexander]]||Private||H||21||06/01/1864||Farmer||New Orleans, LA|| |- |[[Henry Allen]]||Quartermaster Sergeant||I||22||11/28/1861||?||New York|| |- |[[John Allen]]||Private||E,H,I||16||12/19/1861||Farmer||Ralls, MO|| |- |[[John F Allen]]||Corporal||B||?||09/15/1861||?||?|| |- |[[John T Allen]]||F&S||I||29||09/01/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Robert Allen]]||Private||C||27||10/22/1861||Farmer||St. Louis, MO|| |- |[[Thomas Allen]]||Waggoner||B,E||21||10/02/1861||Farmer||White, IN|| |- |[[William C Allen]]||Corporal||C||21||09/20/1861||Farmer||Kentucky|| |- |[[William L Allen]]||Private||C||18||10/22/1861||Farmer||Pike, IL|| |- |[[Andrew Alsman]]||Private||A||64||10/25/1861||Carpenter||Jessamine, KY|| |- |[[Charles Alton]]||Private||L||32||08/01/1862||Farmer||Anderson, TN|| |- |[[Henry Altus]]||Private||A||32||09/10/1861||Farmer||Germany|| |- |[[Thomas J Alverson]]||Private||B||23||08/25/1862||Farmer||Lewis, MO|| |- |[[Charles R Amadon]]||Private||A, G||24||09/01/1861||Machinist||Berkshire, MA|| |- |[[Tobias Ambester]]||Private||A, K||32||10/19/1861||Laborer||Germany|| |- |[[Alfred F.C. 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Bond]]||Private||G||20||07/24/1862||Farmer||Perry, TN|| |- |[[William F Bond*]]||Private||G||18||07/26/1862||Farmer||Warren, TN|| |- |[[William T Bond*]]||Private||G||24||07/26/1862||?||?|| |- |[[Albert Bondeli]]||Corporal||E||21||09/16/1862||Merchant||Erie, OH|| |- |[[Aaron Bonnel]]||Sergeant||F||22||11/19/1861 ||Farmer||Clermont, OH|| |- |[[George Booth]]||Sergeant||A, E||29||09/17/1861||Farmer||Oswego, NY|| |- |[[Peter Boardway]]||Private||G||24||08/20/1861||Farmer||Wisconsin|| |- |[[Jacob J Boster]]||Private||L||?||10/03/1862||?||?|| |- |[[William Bouldger]]||Corporal||I||24||01/28/1862||Laborer||Dublin, Ireland|| |- |[[Charles B Bourne]]||Private||G||21||08/22/1861||Farmer||New York|| |- |[[Nathaniel R Bourne]]||Private||G||19||08/21/1861||Farmer||Tolland, CT|| |- |[[Benjamin Bowdre]]||Sergeant||D||32||12/04/1861||Farmer||Madison, OH|| |- |[[Samuel H Bowler]]||Private||A, E||36||02/29/1864||Farmer||Brown, OH|| |- |[[Benjamin Bowlin]]||Private||F, B, A||18||02/19/1864||Farmer||White, AR|| |- |[[Pulaski W Bowman]]||Private||K||?||02/10/1862||?||?|| |- |[[Joseph Boyers]]||Private||L||21||09/25/1862||Farmer||St. Louis, MO|| |- |[[Patrick Boyle]]||Sergeant||G||34||08/22/1861||Farmer||Caught, Ireland|| |- |[[Delos R Brace]]||Sergeant||E||27||11/11/1861||Mason||Cattaraugus, NY|| |- |[[Daniel Bradley]]||Corporal||E||17||09/09/1861||Farmer||Cambria, PA|| |- |[[James M Bradshaw]]||Sergeant||L||37||08/15/1862||Farmer||Jefferson, OH|| |- |[[Josiah Bradshaw]]||Waggoner||E, A||22||09/09/1861||Farmer||Madison, NC|| |- |[[George D Bradway]]||Captain||E||?||08/18/1862||?||?|| |- |[[Harrison Bragg]]||Sergeant||D||22||10/08/1861||Farmer||Lafayette, WI|| |- |[[William A Bragg]]||Private||L||40||09/26/1862||Farmer||Grainger, TN|| |- |[[William Bramblette]]||Private||F||55||10/03/1861||Farmer||Bourbon, KY|| |- |[[Louis Brandt]]||Sergeant||M||21||08/15/1862||Farmer||Copenhagen, Denmark|| |- |[[Peter Brandt]]||Private||M||24||09/24/1862||Farmer||Copenhagen, Denmark|| |- |[[William Brashear]]||Private||K||20||02/03/1862||Soldier||Larue, KY|| |- |[[William R Bratton]]||Private||H||26||09/26/1863||Farmer||Tennessee|| |- |[[Milton M Bray]]||Private||B, C||18||01/01/1863||Farmer||Marshall, TN|| |- |[[Thomas W Breedlove]]||Private||H||36||10/17/1863||Farmer||Morgan, AL|| |- |[[James Brennan]]||Private||M||36||03/23/1863||Stonemason||Canada|| |- |[[John E A Brent]]||Private||I||19||10/23/1861||Farmer||Wisconsin|| |- |[[Augustus Bretett]]||Sergeant||B, D, F||40||04/03/1862||Carriage Maker||Westchester, NY|| |- |[[Andrew J Briggs]]||Private||F||19||10/08/1861 ||Farmer||Adams, IL|| |- |[[John Briggs]]||Corporal||M||23||04/13/1863||Teamster||Michigan|| |- |[[David Brininger]]||Private||I||17||09/23/1861||Farmer||Union, PA|| |- |[[Jeremiah Brinkley]]||Private||A||20||10/17/1861||Farmer||North Carolina|| |- |[[Thomas P Brinkley]]||Private||A||18||01/29/1862||Farmer||Kentucky|| |- |[[Mason Briscoe]]||Undercook||B, K||20||01/15/1864||Laborer||Searcy, AR|| |- |[[George Bristoe]]||Private||C||18||10/17/1861||Farmer||Russell, KY|| |- |[[Thompson F Brittingham]]||Private||D||29||10/10/1861||Farmer||Adams, IL|| |- |[[William G Brand]]||Corporal||F||23||11/23/1861||Farmer||Onondaga, NY|| |- |[[Peter Brock]]||Private||C, G||22||07/24/1862||Blacksmith||New York City, NY|| |- |[[Samuel P Bronson]]||Private||B, F&S||28||08/27/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Archibald R Brooking]]||Private||B||36||02/11/1862||Farmer||Maryland|| |- |[[John Newton Brooks]]||Sergeant||L||23||08/28/1862||Farmer||Knox, TN|| |- |[[John W Brooks]]||Private||E, K||39||09/09/1861||Engineer||Roanoke, VA|| |- |[[Anderson Brown]]||Blacksmith||A||23||09/20/1861||Farmer||Kentucky|| |- |[[Amos Brown]]||Private||E||20||09/18/1861||Tobacconomist||Shelby, MO|| |- |[[Duncan Brown]]||Corporal||K||17||02/03/1862||Soldier||Missouri|| |- |[[George F Brown]]||Private||C, I||26||10/17/1863||Farmer||Wilkes, NC|| |- |[[George W Brown]]||Private||A, E||28||01/03/1863||Farmer||Guilford, NC|| |- |[[Isaac N Brown]]||Private||G||18||08/04/1862||Farmer||Benton, TN|| |- |[[John R Brown]]||Private||L||28||08/01/1862||Farmer||Phelps, MO|| |- |[[Marcus E Brown]]||Sergeant||G||25||07/12/1861||Farmer||New York, NY|| |- |[[Solomon W Brown]]||Corporal||L||46||08/25/1862||Farmer||Floyd, KY|| |- |[[Willard H Brown]]||Private||M||18||02/05/1864||Farmer||Christian, KY|| |- |[[Wiliam Brown]]||Teamster||L||25||08/15/1862||Farmer||Jefferson, MO|| |- |[[William B Brown]]||Private||B||28||01/25/1862||Farmer||Augusta, VA|| |- |[[Norman Brownell]]||Corporal||A||24||12/01/1861||Farmer||Chittenden, VT|| |- |[[Nathaniel Browning]]||Private||F||19||10/03/1862||Farmer||Bracken, KY|| |- |[[Valentine L Browning]]||Private||D||19||09/24/1861||Farmer||Morgan, IL|| |- |[[Elam W Bruffett]]||Corporal||D||18||09/24/1861||Clerk||Ross, OH|| |- |[[Perry Bryant]]||Private||H, I||20||10/06/1861||Farmer||West Canada|| |- |[[Robert H Buchanan]]||Private||E||?||09/09/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Joseph D Bullock]]||Private||M||21||04/11/1864||Farmer||Tennessee|| |- |[[Joseph W Bunting]]||Private||H||18||11/04/1861||Farmer||Wayne, OH|| |- |[[William H Burke]]||Private||A, E, K||22||04/15/1862||Musician||Cumberland, PA|| |- |[[James P Burnett]]||Private||A||24||09/10/1861||Farmer||Jefferson, TN|| |- |[[William H Burnham]]||Private||M||24||09/16/1862||Farmer||Indiana|| |- |[[James Burns]]||Private||A||43||09/13/1861||Shoemaker||Logan, KY|| |- |[[Joel A Burrough]]||Private||C, H||37||09/26/1863||Farmer||Alabama|| |- |[[Peter H Burrough]]||Private||C, H||33||09/26/1863||Mechanic||Pickens, AL|| |- |[[Otis H Burton]]||Sergeant||K||22||02/03/1863||Sawyer||Penobscot, ME|| |- |[[Robert Burton]]||Private||H||41||10/17/1863||Farmer||Rhea, TN|| |- |[[Rudolph Buschelberg]]||Corporal||M||25||04/16/1863||Blacksmith||Saxe-Meiningen, Germany|| |- |[[Victor Buschelberg]]||Corporal||M||30||02/15/1863||Soldier||Saxe-Meiningen, Germany|| |- |[[Joseph Bushey]]||Corporal||C, H||33||08/11/1862||Farmer||Clinton, NY|| |- |[[John Butler]]||2 M Sergeant||F||21||10/08/1861||Farmer||Pike, IL|| |- |[[Alfred H Byrd]]||Private||C, I||43||10/17/1863||Farmer||Maury, TN|| |- |[[Charles W Bywater]]||Sergeant||I||21||01/28/1862||Artist||Adams, IL|| |- |[[Henry Bywater]]||Bugler||D||18||10/10/1861||?||Adams, IL|| |- |[[Maurice H Bywater]]||2nd Lieutenant||E,G||26||10/10/1861||Machinist||Philadelphia, PA|| |- |[[John Cabbell]]||Private||M||21||04/10/1863||Boatman||Illinois| |- |[[James M Calahan]]||Private||M||29||08/15/1862||Farmer||Scott, MO|| |- |[[John M Calhoun]]||Private||I||19||01/12/1862||Farmer||Monroe, MO|| |- |[[James Call]]||Captain||F||?||04/17/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Jerry Callahan]]||Wagoner||D||30||09/24/1861||Drayman||Henry, Ireland|| |- |[[Caleb Campbell]]||Private||G||23||08/10/1861||Farmer||Allegany, NY|| |- |[[James Campbell]]||Private||B, H, C||20||08/14/1862||Farmer||Missouri|| |- |[[James V Campbell]]||Private||A, G||43||09/23/1861||Farmer||Frederick, VA|| |- |[[Samuel T Campbell]]||Private||B||29||08/06/1862||Farmer||Blount, TN|| |- |[[William Campbell]]||Private||B, H||26||08/11/1862||Farmer||Blount, TN|| |- |[[John A Canfield*]]||Private||A||?||09/03/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Benjamin L Capps]]||Private||M||18||10/01/1862||Farmer||Miller, MO|| |- |[[John O Carlton]]||Private||M||29||09/27/1862||Farmer||Russell, KY|| |- |[[Theodore Carman]]||Private||B, C||18||01/19/1864||Laborer||Marion, MO|| |- |[[Charles H Carnahan]]||Private||A||17||09/20/1861||Printer||Hamilton, OH|| |- |[[Garrett L Carnahan]]||Private||A||20||06/13/1862||Printer||Union, IN|| |- |[[Robert Carr]]||Private||L||33||08/15/1862||Farmer||Green, MO|| |- |[[Robert Carrick]]||Lt Colonel||F&S||28||08/27/1861||?||Ireland|| |- |[[James Carroll]]||Private||L||27||09/15/1862||Farmer||Gasconade, MO|| |- |[[John W Carroll Jr]]||Private||A||14||11/07/1861||Farmer||Marion, MO|| |- |[[John W Carroll Sr*]]||Private||A||?||Nov 1861||?||?|| |- |[[Thomas Carroll]]||Corporal||F||47||11/19/1861||Sailor||Clare, Ireland|| |- |[[Thomas Carroll]]||Sergeant||K||18||02/01/1862||Laborer||Fountain, IN|| |- |[[William H Carroll]]||Private||E||27||11/23/1861||Laborer||Kildare, Ireland|| |- |[[Allen Carter]]||Private||M||?||09/12/1862||?||?|| |- |[[Joseph R Carter]]||Farrier||C||33||09/05/1861||Farmer||Morgan, IL|| |- |[[Turner Carter]]||Private||D||27||12/04/1861||Farmer||Fauquier, VA|| |- |[[William Cash (Renfrow)]]||Private||I, C, H||25||12/19/1861||Farmer||Meigs, TN|| |- |[[Asa B Casporus*]]||Private||A, G||22||08/23/1861||Farmer||Pennsylvania|| |- |[[Montgomery C Casserley]]||Private||A, E||22||09/04/1861||Cooper||Ireland|| |- |[[John C Cassidy]]||Private||L||32||08/10/1862||Farmer||Texas, MO|| |- |[[Clement W Cearly]]||Private||H||19||09/26/1863||Farmer||Montgomery, AR|| |- |[[James I Chambers]]||Corporal||L||38||09/25/1862||Farmer||Cole, MO|| |- |[[John S Chancellor]]||Comm Sergeant||B, H, C||24||09/10/1861||Farmer||Clark, IL|| |- |[[James M Chandler]]||Private||K||23||02/01/1862||Farmer||Adams, IL|| |- |[[Anthony H Chapman]]||Private||D||38||09/24/1861||Farmer||Christian, KY|| |- |[[Wesley Cheshire]]||Private||B, H||18||09/10/1861||Farmer||Hampshire, WV|| |- |[[Edward Chidsey]]||Saddler||E||25||09/08/1861||Saddler||New Haven, CT|| |- |[[Alfred Childers]]||Private||L||21||11/10/1862||Farmer||Ozark, MO|| |- |[[Joseph Childers]]||Private||L||22||11/10/1862||Farmer||Ozark, MO|| |- |[[Gardner D Childs]]||Private||M||18||03/20/1863||Clerk||Milwaukee, WI|| |- |[[Abraham Chitwood]]||Sergeant||C, B||18||06/14/1862||Farmer||Schuyler, IL|| |- |[[James Chord]]||Sergeant||C, B, D||30||02/04/1862||Farmer||Morgan, IL|| |- |[[Joseph Chown]]||Private||M||22||04/13/1863||Farmer||Canada|| |- |[[Bennett W Church]]||Private||A||18||09/20/1861||Farmer||Henry, IN|| |- |[[Thomas J Churchwell]]||Private||K, B||19||08/22/1864||Farmer||Missouri|| |- |[[James P Clagget]]||Private||A, E||19||10/14/1861||Farmer||Lewis, MO|| |- |[[John Clancey]]||2nd Lieutenant||A, E||20||09/17/1861||Farmer||Perry, OH|| |- |[[Romelia Clark]]||Corporal||B, H||21||10/01/1861||Farmer||Coles, IL|| |- |[[Thomas Clark]]||Private||A, G||20||08/30/1861||Farmer||Jo Daviess, IL|| |- |[[William P Clark]]||Corporal||H||22||08/11/1862||Student||Oneida, NY|| |- |[[William Clarke]]||Private||?||21||05/05/1864||Laborer||Canada|| |- |[[James M Claypool]]||Farrier||A, G||33||08/20/1861||Farmer||Jo Daviess, IL|| |- |[[William W Claypool]]||Corporal||A, G||19||08/20/1861||Farmer||Jo Daviess, IL|| |- |[[Elias W Clayton*]]||1st Lieutenant||C, D||18||10/10/1861||Farmer||Sangamon, IL|| |- |[[Joseph Clemmons]]||Private||F||38||08/12/1862||Farmer||Virginia|| |- |[[Isaac Clickner]]||Private||D, F, K||18||01/27/1862||Farmer||Brown, OH|| |- |[[Thomas Clifford]]||Private||D, I||26||11/18/1861||Laborer||Clare, Ireland|| |- |[[Jacob Closs]]||Private||B||?||10/17/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Alexander Clutch]]||Private||F||28||08/09/1862||Farmer||Warren, OH|| |- |[[John H Clutter]]||Corporal||D||18||12/04/1861||Farmer||Pendleton, KY|| |- |[[William H Clyma]]||1st Lieutenant||I||38||09/23/1861||Farmer||Fauquier, VA|| |- |[[George Coalman]]||Blacksmith||B||?||09/05/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Charles M Coan]]||2nd Lieutenant||C, E, F&S||23||11/26/1861||?||?|| |- |[[William B Coats]]||Private||L||18||08/15/1862||Farmer||Livingston, KY|| |- |[[Willis Coats]]||Private||L||?||08/15/1862||?||?|| |- |[[Michael Coffee]]||Private||E||18||11/25/1861||Farmer||Tipperary, Ireland|| |- |[[William J Coffee]]||Private||A||19||09/03/1861||Farmer||Lewis, MO|| |- |[[Alfred Coffman]]||Private||D||27||10/10/1861||Farmer||Schuyler, IL|| |- |[[Sterling C Coffman]]||Corporal||C, H||27||09/26/1863||Farmer||Grainger, TN|| |- |[[Elijah Coghill]]||Private||A||?||09/10/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Jesse Coldiron]]||Private||L||21||08/01/1862||Farmer||Harlan, KY|| |- |[[John Coldiron*]]||Private||L||27||08/01/1862||Farmer||Harlan, KY|| |- |[[Anderson Cole]]||Private||C, H, I||39||10/17/1863||Farmer||Franklin, TN|| |- |[[Charles P Collier]]||Private||C, K||30||01/23/1862||?||?|| |- |[[Andrew B Collins]]||Private||I||22||12/16/1861||Farmer||Clay, KY|| |- |[[James H Collins]]||Private||K||25||12/01/1861||Farmer||Cole, MO|| |- |[[John S Collins]]||Private||M||18||02/17/1865||Farmer||Kentucky|| |- |[[Lewis Collins]]||Private||I||24||12/16/1861||Farmer||Clay, KY|| |- |[[Patrick H Conarty]]||Private||A, G||19||09/15/1861||Farmer||New York City, NY|| |- |[[John Condon]]||Private||M||28||04/16/1863||Laborer||Ireland|| |- |[[Joseph Conery]]||Blacksmith||I||22||10/23/1861||Blacksmith||Lafayette, WI|| |- |[[Joel J Connelly]]||Private||B, H||18||09/10/1861||Farmer||Coles, IL|| |- |[[James Conner]]||Private||A, E||32||10/17/1861||Butcher||Miami, OH|| |- |[[Jasper Connor]]||Private||H||20||08/25/1862||Farmer||Indiana|| |- |[[John Connor]]||Private||M||23||04/26/1863||Soldier||Scotland|| |- |[[George Cook]]||Private||E||24||09/17/1861||Laborer||Hanover, Germany|| |- |[[William S Cookson]]||Private||C, B||20||06/13/1862||Farmer||Adams, IL|| |- |[[Charles M Coon]]||Sergeant||D||32||09/24/1861||Farmer||Madison, OH|| |- |[[Warren D Coon]]||Private||D||26||08/22/1861||Joiner||Crawford, OH|| |- |[[Phillip C Cooter]]||Private||A, E||24||10/09/1862||Farmer||Greene, TN|| |- |[[William P Cooter]]||Private||A||18||03/20/1862||Blacksmith||Greene, TN|| |- |[[John Coppedge]]||Private||L||42||08/15/1862||Farmer||Marion, KY|| |- |[[William T Coppedge]]||Private||L||22||01/04/1864||Farmer||Kentucky|| |- |[[Jasper G Coram]]||Private||H||28||09/26/1863||Farmer||Jefferson, TN|| |- |[[James W Cordill]]||Sergeant||L||26||08/01/1862||Farmer||Wilkes, NC|| |- |[[James M Cornell]]||Private||H||20||01/01/1862||Laborer||Vigo, IN|| |- |[[William Couch]]||Private||L||31||08/01/1862||Farmer||Roan, TN|| |- |[[James C Counts]]||Private||M||18||10/20/1862||Farmer||Iron, MO|| |- |[[John P Courtwright]]||Private||K||18||02/09/1862||Farmer||Cole, MO|| |- |[[Thomas Courtwright]]||Private||K||17||02/09/1862||?||Greene, MO|| |- |[[James Courtwright]]||Private||C, K||43||10/22/1861||Farmer||Knox, IN|| |- |[[Andrew Cowan]]||Private||M||25||08/15/1862||Farmer||Osage, MO|| |- |[[William L Cox]]||Corporal||H||22||01/01/1862||Farmer||Coles, IL|| |- |[[John D Crabtree]]||Captain||M||?||05/24/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Charles G Craig]]||Blacksmith||A, H||26||09/16/1861||Blacksmith||Whitley, KY|| |- |[[James Andrew Craig]]||Private||A, H||29||09/16/1861||Painter||Whitley, KY|| |- |[[John S Craig]]||Sergeant||A, H||50||09/16/1861||Blacksmith||Knox, KY|| |- |[[Joseph S Craig]]||Private||A, H||20||09/16/1861||Farmer||Mercer, MO|| |- |[[Israel M Cramer]]||Corporal||F||22||11/02/1861||Farmer||Bucks, PA|| |- |[[Joel Cranmer]]||Private||B||?||09/16/1861||?||?|| |- |[[William J Crawford]]||Private||A||22||02/29/1864||Farmer||New Hampshire|| |- |[[William T Crawford]]||Saddler||M||21||06/06/1863||Saddler||Plymouth, MA|| |- |[[John Crayton]]||Private||K||21||03/06/1862||Farmer||Scott, IL|| |- |[[Joseph Crismon]]||Private||M||21||08/15/1862||Farmer||Osage, MO|| |- |[[Benjamin F Crook]]||Corporal||B, D||21||12/04/1861||Farmer||Indiana|| |- |[[Nelson J Crook]]||Private||D||25||10/10/1861||Farmer||Adams, IL|| |- |[[Daniel M Cross]]||Chief Trumpeter||L||18||11/24/1862||Farmer||Davis, IA|| |- |[[James H Crossen]]||Private||I||20||10/03/1861||Farmer||Ireland|| |- |[[George J Crouse]]||Comm Sergeant||E||26||09/18/1861||Saloon Keeper||Washington, MD|| |- |[[Andrew M Crow]]||Corporal||K||27||01/01/1862||Farmer||Illinois|| |- |[[John M Crow]]||Corporal||F||39||10/03/1861||Farmer||Missouri|| |- |[[Robert Crow]]||Blacksmith||G||22||08/10/1861||Farmer||Jo Daviess, IL|| |- |[[Stith O Crow]]||Corporal||K||25||01/01/1862||Farmer||St. Clair, MO|| |- |[[William M Crow]]||Private||B, K||18||06/13/1862||Farmer||Adams, IL|| |- |[[John S Crowell]]||1st Lieutenant||K||28||12/01/1861||Butcher||Hamilton, OH|| |- |[[Charles Crummel]]||Private||K||?||?||?||?|| |- |[[Benjamin F Culp]]||2nd Lieutenant||K||26||11/01/1861||Farmer||Pennsylvania|| |- |[[Robert Cunningham]]||Private||A||27||10/19/1861||Plasterer||Armstrong, PA|| |- |[[Absalom Cupp]]||Private||F||18||10/13/1861||Farmer||Marion, MO|| |- |[[James Cupp]]||Private||F||17||10/13/1861||Farmer||Chariton, MO|| |- |[[John S Cupp]]||Private||B||?||09/25/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Lewis Cupp]]||Private||B||?||10/11/1861||?||?|| |- |[[John J Curley]]||Sergeant||E, G||25||09/18/1861||?||Dublin, Ireland|| |- |[[Peter Curry]]||Private||I||34||04/14/1862||Farmer||King, Ireland|| |- |[[Jonathan C Curtis]]||Private||I||30||10/13/1863||Farmer||Jackson, TN|| |- |[[George W Dakes]]||Sergeant Major||H||19||01/01/1862||Soldier||Coles, IL|| |- |[[William Daley]]||Private||M||32||08/15/1862||Farmer||Washington, IN|| |- |[[Richard Dalton]]||Private||E||18||09/29/1861||Laborer||Tipperary, Ireland|| |- |[[Colwell T Daniels]]||Corporal||D||26||09/24/1861||Farmer||Logan, OH|| |- |[[James J Darnall]]||Private||H, I||18||10/01/1861||Farmer||Vigo, IN|| |- |[[Henry Dasbach]]||Bugler||A||17||09/18/1861||?||Marion, MO|| |- |[[F G David]]||Private||?||?||?||?||?|| |- |[[William C T Davidson]]||1st Lieutenant||H||33||10/08/1861||Doctor||Franklin, NY|| |- |[[Benjamin Davis]]||Private||H||26||08/11/1862||Farmer||Marion, TN|| |- |[[David D Davis]]||Private||E||17||09/18/1861||Clerk||Shelby, MO|| |- |[[Gabriel P Davis]]||Private||E||24||04/01/1862||Carpenter||Marion, MO|| |- |[[Jackson Davis]]||Bugler||A||15||09/01/1861||?||Missouri|| |- |[[John A Davis]]||Private||D, F||18||11/02/1861||Farmer||Marion, MO|| |- |[[John B Davis]]||Private||H||18||08/11/1862||Farmer||Blount, TN|| |- |[[John W Davis]]||Sergeant Major||I||19||12/16/1861||Tobacconist||Allegheny, PA|| |- |[[Nathan L Davis]]||Private||H||30||08/11/1862||Farmer||Monroe, TN|| |- |[[Nathan Davis]]||Private||H, C||18||08/15/1862||Farmer||Dallas, MO|| |- |[[Nathaniel Davis]]||Sergeant||H||22||10/01/1861||Farmer||Coles, IL|| |- |[[Samuel P Davis]]||Private||A||19||08/25/1862||Farmer||Boone, KY|| |- |[[William Davis]]||Sergeant||H||21||10/01/1861||Farmer||Coles, IL|| |- |[[William B Davis]]||Private||E, A||20||12/19/1861||Farmer||Shelby, MO|| |- |[[William H Davis]]||Sergeant||I||24||02/15/1862||Farmer||Allegheny, PA|| |- |[[William Day]]||Private||L||28||09/25/1862||Cooper||Nottingham, England|| |- |[[Elijah E Deal]]||Private||C||23||10/22/1861||?||Scott, IN|| |- |[[Robert T Dean]]||Private||I, H||19||10/11/1861||Farmer||London, England|| |- |[[Thomas C Deboard]]||Private||B||?||10/11/1861||?||?|| |- |[[James K P Debord]]||Private||B||17||10/14/1862||Farmer||Shelby, IN|| |- |[[Frank Dechtross]]||Private||?||27||03/27/1864||Tailor||Prussia|| |- |[[Jessee Decker]]||Private||A||44||02/29/1864||Farmer||Harrison, IN|| |- |[[John Decker]]||Corporal||A||19||09/23/1861||Farmer||Lawrence, IL|| |- |[[John J Decker]]||Private||M||21||08/15/1862||Farmer||Pulaski, MO|| |- |[[Thomas Decker]]||Private||A||21||03/20/1862||?||Harrison, IN|| |- |[[Andrew J Deer]]||Corporal||L||30||08/01/1862||Farmer||Pulaski, MO|| |- |[[James Deigh]]||Private||E||32||11/04/1861||Blacksmith||Sangamon, IL|| |- |[[Richard Dement]]||Private||C||19||10/20/1861||Farmer||Belmont, OH|| |- |[[James Dennison*]]||Private||I, M||24||11/01/1862||Farmer||Barren, KY|| |- |[[William Dennison*]]||Private||M||20||11/01/1862||Farmer||St. Francois, MO|| |- |[[Allen S Denny]]||Corporal||C||20||10/01/1861||Farmer||Hancock, IL|| |- |[[Ruben S DeWitt]]||Private||A||?||11/10/1861||?||?|| |- |[[James P Dial]]||Sergeant||C||33||01/15/1863||Farmer||Coffee, TN|| |- |[[John T Dickson]]||Private||A||19||09/14/1861||Farmer||St. Charles, MO|| |- |[[Lebbens Dilliner]]||Private||A, E||30||12/23/1861||Farmer||Monongalia, WV|| |- |[[Joseph Divine]]||Private||B||?||09/25/1861||?||?|| |- |[[James Dixon]]||Sergeant||A, E||22||08/06/1862||Farmer||Bedford, TN|| |- |[[Simon Dixon]]||Private||E||23||08/01/1862||Farmer||Indiana|| |- |[[William T Dixon]]||Private||A, E||18||08/06/1862||Farmer||Bedford, TN|| |- |[[James F Dobbins]]||Bugler||M||21||09/27/1862||Farmer||Morgan, MO|| |- |[[Benjamin F Dodd]]||Private||K||32||02/01/1862||Plaster||Missouri|| |- |[[William Dodd]]||Private||H||22||09/26/1863||Farmer||Saline, AR|| |- |[[James A Donaldson]]||Private||C, B, D||19||02/04/1862||Farmer||Schuyler, IL|| |- |[[William Doneldson]]||Private||E||21||02/29/1864||Farmer||Huntingdon, PA|| |- |[[John W Donelson]]||Private||A, E||18||12/17/1861||Farmer||Huntingdon, PA|| |- |[[Hugh Donnely]]||Private||H, I||26||12/10/1861||Farmer||Ireland|| |- |[[James Doolan]]||Private||C, D, I||23||01/25/1862||Farmer||Clinton, OH|| |- |[[Patrick Dooley]]||Private||I, D||20||11/23/1861||Laborer||Tipperary, Ireland|| |- |[[George M Douglas]]||Private||C||18||09/24/1861||Farmer||Adams, IL|| |- |[[Edson Dow]]||Private||C, G||18||11/23/1861||Farmer||Jo Daviess, IL|| |- |[[John Dow]]||Private||G||18||09/22/1861||Farmer||Jo Daviess, IL|| |- |[[Absalom R Downing]]||2nd Lieutenant||B, K||?||02/05/1862||?||?|| |- |[[John Downing]]||Private||L||21||09/29/1862||Farmer||Illinois|| |- |[[John A Downing]]||Private||A, G||20||05/24/1862||Farmer||Scotland, MO|| |- |[[George W Downs]]||Private||A||44||12/30/1863||Farmer||Harrison, KY|| |- |[[John Dudley]]||Private||H||23||09/10/1861||Farmer||Coles, IL|| |- |[[Thomas F Due]]||Corporal||B, C||26||10/26/1862||Farmer||Haywood, TN|| |- |[[William L Due]]||Private||C||25||10/26/1862||Farmer||Haywood, TN|| |- |[[Patrick Duffey]]||Private||C, G, L||22||07/24/1862||Baker||Alleghany, PA|| |- |[[John R Dugan]]||Private||D, I||23||11/23/1861||Laborer||Tipperary, Ireland|| |- |[[Martin Dugan]]||Private||K||25||08/08/1862||Farmer||Dent, MO|| |- |[[Green B Duncan]]||Private||M||18||09/25/1862||Farmer||Clay, IL|| |- |[[Zephaniah Dunn]]||Private||L||23||12/16/1862||Teamster||Adams, IL|| |- |[[Charles Dunsmore]]||Private||A, E||17||09/18/1861||Farmer||Morgan, IL|| |- |[[John Dutcher]]||Sergeant||C, D, G||?||11/23/1861||Farmer||New York City, NY|| |- |[[Phillip Earhart]]||Private||K, B||22||10/29/1862||Farmer||Licking, OH|| |- |[[Charles Eckhart]]||Sergeant||M||22||11/01/1862||Miner||Prussia|| |- |[[Joseph W Eddy]]||Sergeant||I||26||10/23/1861||Farmer||Chautauqua, NY|| |- |[[Benjamin F Edwards]]||Private||M||24||08/01/1862||Farmer||Missouri|| |- |[[William A Edwards]]||Private||H, I||27||10/11/1861||Farmer||Sumner, TN|| |- |[[George F Elliott]]||Private||A, E||28||09/18/1861||Cooper||Nelson, KY|| |- |[[Abraham F Ellis]]||Corporal||A||23||09/14/1861||Farmer||Lewis, MO|| |- |[[Isaac S Ellis]]||Private||M||18||08/15/1862||Farmer||Williamson, TN|| |- |[[James A Ellis]]||Blacksmith||E||19||09/16/1861||Merchant||Lewis, MO|| |- |[[Robert Ellison]]||Private||B||24||01/20/1864||Farmer||Dutchess, NY|| |- |[[William Ellison]]||Private||B||Abt. 25||10/11/1861||Farmer||Dutchess, NY|| |- |[[Thomas Elston*]]||Bugler||B||?||09/15/1861||?||?|| |- |[[John Elvin]]||Private||C, I||27||08/30/1862||Trader||Ohio|| |- |[[Marel D Emery]]||Sergeant||M||21||09/05/1862||Farmer||Russell, KY|| |- |[[William Emmert]]||Private||F, K, C||18||10/31/1862||Farmer||Germany|| |- |[[James H Engles]]||Private||B||22||12/21/1861||Carpenter||Harrison, KY|| |- |[[William Ernest]]||?||H||18||10/31/1862||Farmer||Germany|| |- |[[William R Erwin]]||Private||H||20||10/01/1861||Farmer||Coles, IL|| |- |[[John M N Eskridge]]||Private||B, K||25||09/11/1862||Farmer||Marion, MO|| |- |[[Jesse P Essex]]||Private||H||26||09/16/1861||Farmer||Henry, OH|| |- |[[Calvin Estes]]||Private||B, C||19||12/13/1862||Farmer||Lawrence, AR|| |- |[[John T Estes]]||Private||D, I||25||11/19/1861||Farmer||Sangamon, IL|| |- |[[William Estes]]||Private||B, C||18||12/13/1862||Farmer||Lawrence, AR|| |- |[[JGeorge M Evans]]||Comm Sergeant||F, G||34||10/03/1861||Carpenter||Fauquier, VA|| |- |[[George S Evans]]||Private||I||32||10/23/1861||Farmer||Center, PA|| |- |[[Reuben L Evans]]||Private||B, K||18||08/22/1864||Farmer||Ralls, MO|| |- |[[William A Evans]]||2M Sergeant||K||38||02/01/1862||Farmer||Campbell, VA|| |- |[[Francis Eves]]||Private||C||29||04/01/1862||Farmer||Bedford, England|| |- |[[Charles Ewald]]||Private||K||17||12/01/1861||Farmer||Hamburg, Germany|| |- |[[Lee Fackler]]||Private||H||35||09/10/1861||Tailor||York, PA|| |- |[[William D Farris]]||Private||B, H, I||Abt. 44||09/04/1861||Farmer||Hart, KY|| |- |[[Elihu Faulkenburg]]||Private||L||20||08/01/1862||Farmer||Tennessee|| |- |[[Robert Fee]]||Private||A, E||24||09/09/1861||Laborer||New York|| |- |[[Adam Felkner]]||Blacksmith||D||37||10/10/1861||Blacksmith||Germany|| |- |[[George W Felt]]||1st Lieutenant||G||23||09/19/1861||Clerk||Concord, NH|| |- |[[Joseph Feltsman]]||Private||?||25||03/07/1864||Shoemaker||Prussia|| |- |[[John Ferguson]]||Private||M||21||10/15/1862||Farmer||Scotland|| |- |[[George Ferrel]]||Sergeant||C||32||10/08/1861||Farmer||Adams, IL|| |- |[[George W Ferrill]]||Private||B, D||18||04/15/1862||Farmer||Pickaway, OH|| |- |[[Robert J Fink]]||Private||L||28||08/25/1862||Farmer||Sullivan, TN|| |- |[[James T Finley]]||Corporal||D||21||07/20/1862||Farmer||Pike, OH|| |- |[[William Finley]]||Private||F, K, C||19||10/03/1862||Farmer||Taylor, WV|| |- |[[John Finstra]]||Private||I||35||09/23/1861||Farmer||Holland|| |- |[[George Fisher]]||Private||H||41||09/26/1863||Physician||Randolph, IL|| |- |[[Marcus Fisk]]||Private||H||17||09/25/1861||Farmer||Allegany, MD|| |- |[[Addison H Fite]]||Private||A, F||14||11/02/1861||Farmer||Brown, OH|| |- |[[Thomas J Fitzpatrick]]||Private||H||20||09/16/1861||Farmer||Augusta, VA|| |- |[[Homer Fitzsimmons]]||Corporal||G||22||07/27/1861||Farmer||New York|| |- |[[Stephen M Fitzwater]]||Private||B, K||34||10/05/1862||Farmer||Crawford, MO|| |- |[[John A Flickinger]]||Sergeant||D||21||09/24/1861||Farmer||Tuscarawas, OH|| |- |[[Isom Flippin]]||Private||L||22||10/01/1862||Farmer||Cole, MO|| |- |[[Philip Florreich]]||Captain||L||?||?||?||?|| |- |[[Michael Flynn]]||Private||I||24||09/23/1861||Laborer||?|| |- |[[Barnet Fogle]]||Chief Farrier||H, F&S||32||09/24/1861||Farrier||Fayette, PA|| |- |[[Ebenezer J Folsom]]||Batt 2Master||D, F&S||?||10/01/1861||?||?|| |- |[[George H Forbes]]||2 M Sergeant||G||22||09/21/1861||Joiner||Wayne, OH|| |- |[[Aaron B Foreman]]||Private||F||23||11/05/1861||Farmer||Ralls, MO|| |- |[[Alexander H Foreman]]||Corporal||F||21||11/13/1861||Farmer||Ralls, MO|| |- |[[Thomas W Foreman]]||Private||F||18||11/05/1861||Farmer||Shelby, MO|| |- |[[William H Forgerson]]||Private||C||19||11/05/1861||Farmer||Pike, IL|| |- |[[Charles B Forman]]||Private||B, K||24||09/04/1862||Farmer||Shelby, MO|| |- |[[Henry Forman]]||Private||B||?||08/27/1861||?||?|| |- |[[George W Fortner]]||Private||M||22||10/02/1862||Farmer||Tennessee|| |- |[[Harvey J Foster]]||Private||G||20||08/22/1861||Farmer||Macon, IL|| |- |[[Wesley Foster]]||Private||F||22||09/13/1861||Teamster||Jo Daviess, IL|| |- |[[John W Fowler]]||Private||K||21||02/01/1862||Soldier||Monroe, OH|| |- |[[Jeremiah T Frame]]||Comm Sergeant||A||22||09/10/1861||Brick Mason||Lewis, MO|| |- |[[George H Francis]]||Private||K||19||02/25/1862||Farmer||Adams, IL|| |- |[[John A Franklin]]||Private||C, H||18||06/01/1863||Farmer||Long Island, NY|| |- |[[Jeremiah Fray]]||Private||B||?||09/25/1861||?||?|| |- |[[John W Frazier]]||Private||F||22||10/25/1861||Farmer||Bath, KY|| |- |[[Joshua G Frazier]]||2 M Sergeant||B, C||27||03/21/1862||Farmer||Harrison, KY|| |- |[[Charles W Frecka]]||Private||D, F||26||10/03/1861||Carpenter||Prussia|| |- |[[Felix A Freeman]]||Private||L||29||08/11/1862||Farmer||Scott, MO|| |- |[[Headley Freeman]]||Private||L||19||08/10/1862||Farmer||Crawford, MO|| |- |[[Benjamin Fridell*]]||Private||E||18||09/08/1861||Laborer||Bavaria|| |- |[[Robert W Fritts]]||Sergeant||L||26||09/26/1862||Farmer||Roane, TN|| |- |[[George W Frohn]]||Private||A||18||09/10/1861||Cooper||Germany|| |- |[[Adam Frost]]||Private||M||30||04/16/1863||Painter||Russia|| |- |[[Benjamin Frost]]||Private||F||18||11/02/1861||Farmer||Brown, OH|| |- |[[Charles H Frost]]||Captain||C, M||23||10/15/1861||School Teacher||Worcester, MA|| |- |[[James M Frost]]||Private||F||18||03/28/1864||Farmer||Athens, OH|| |- |[[Oscar Frost]]||Corporal||F||16||11/02/1861||Farmer||Athens, OH|| |- |[[Onesimus Fudge]]||Private||L||50||08/15/1862||Farmer||Lancaster, SC|| |- |[[Reuben L Fullbright]]||Private||H||34||09/26/1863||Farmer||Haywood, NC|| |- |[[Rufus W Fuller]]||Private||B||?||09/04/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Louis B Gaffney]]||1st Lieutenant||B, F, K||44||09/15/1861||Farmer||New York|| |- |[[Henry A Gallup]]||Major||F&S||28||09/04/1861||Lawyer||New London, CT|| |- |[[Benjamin A Gambee]]||Vet Surgeon||G, F&S||26||09/16/1861||Farmer||Senaca, OH|| |- |[[John Gamble]]||Corporal||K||19||03/03/1862||Farmer||Morgan, OH|| |- |[[Henry D Gangloff]]||Private||B||21||09/09/1862||Farmer||Perry, OH|| |- |[[Benjamin N Gant]]||Private||M||22||10/04/1862||Farmer||Illinois|| |- |[[Walter C Gantt]]||Lt Colonel||F&S||31||09/01/1861||Lawyer||Prince George’s, MD|| |- |[[Robert B Gardiner*]]||Corporal||I||30||08/25/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Francis M Garner]]||Private||C, H||22||08/15/1862||Farmer||Marion,TN|| |- |[[William L L Garrett]]||Private||C||25||10/26/1862||Farmer||Maury, TN|| |- |[[James Anderson Gaskin]]||Corporal||H||35||09/17/1861||Pilot||Gallia, OH|| |- |[[Benjamin W Gaylord]]||Private||G||23||09/14/1861||Farmer||Gallatin, IL|| |- |[[John H Gearheart]]||Private||A, K||29||09/10/1861||Farmer||Lewis, MO|| |- |[[Henry Geible]]||Private||G||22||09/01/1861||Farmer||Germany|| |- |[[Richard M Gentry]]||Corporal||E, K, F&S||23||09/09/1861||Farmer||Monroe, MO|| |- |[[Alfred K George]]||Corporal||E, A||44||02/06/1862||Carpenter||Harrison, KY|| |- |[[Stephen Geurin]]||Private||C, H, I||25||01/23/1862||Mason||Milwaukee, WI|| |- |[[Greenberry B Gibbs]]||Private||C, H, I||42||10/19/1863||Farmer||Shelby, TN|| |- |[[Gifford-2666|Leander Gifford]]||Private||F, D||37||09/24/1861||Blacksmith||Erie, PA||Yes |- |[[Hayden Gilbert]]||Corporal||E, A||18||12/13/1861||Farmer||Marion, TN|| |- |[[Aaron J Gillham]]||Private||H||18||09/26/1863||Farmer||Scott, AR|| |- |[[John Gillham]]||Private||C, H||23||09/26/1863||Farmer||Montgomery, AR|| |- |[[Philip P Gillham]]||Private||H||45||09/26/1863||Farmer||Montgomery, AR|| |- |[[Francis M Gilmer*]]||Private||H||33||08/11/1862||Carpenter||Warren, GA|| |- |[[Edward Glavin]]||1st Lieutenant||A, E||27||09/28/1861||Mason||Cork, Ireland|| |- |[[Albert D Glover]]||Captain / Major||B, F&S||?||09/12/1861||?||?|| |- |[[John M Glover]]||Colonel||F&S||35||08/05/1861||Lawyer||Mercer, KY|| |- |[[William Glover]]||2nd Lieutenant||C||?||?||?||?|| |- |[[Solomon Godfrey]]||Sergeant||C||25||09/05/1861||Preacher||Perry, PA|| |- |[[Edward A Goetze]]||Private||B, C||22||02/05/1864||Tailor||Prussia, Germany|| |- |[[Perry Golden]]||Corporal||F||20||11/02/1861||Farmer||Athens, OH|| |- |[[Isaac Golloway]]||Private||C||26||09/05/1861||Farmer||Washington, PA|| |- |[[Phillip Golloway]]||Private||C||19||09/05/1861||Farmer||Virginia|| |- |[[Thomas J Goode]]||Private||D||19||10/10/1861||Laborer||Henry, KY|| |- |[[William L Goodman]]||Private||C, H, I||21||10/13/1863||Farmer||Cherokee, AL|| |- |[[Andrew J Goodrich*]]||Private||A||?||09/25/1861||?||?|| |- |[[James L Gordon]]||Private||C||26||10/20/1861||Farmer||Coles, IL|| |- |[[Thomas Gorman]]||Private||C, K||30||10/22/1861||Farmer||Londonderry, Ireland|| |- |[[Albert V Goshel]]||Private||M||44||05/12/1863||Farmer||Prussia|| |- |[[Lycurgus Gott]]||Private||K||16||02/01/1862||Tobaconist||Kentucky|| |- |[[Henry C Graff]]||Private||B, K||19||03/13/1862||Farmer||Pennsylvania|| |- |[[Alpheus N Graham]]||Captain||B, H||38||09/10/1861||Farmer||Wayne, OH|| |- |[[Simeon L Graham]]||2nd Lieutenant||B, H||28||09/10/1861||Farmer||Brown, OH|| |- |[[Henry Granger]]||Ord Sergeant||E||30||10/10/1861||Saddler||Windsor, VT|| |- |[[William W Granger]]||Asst Surgeon||F&S||?||09/02/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Henry A Grant]]||Corporal||C, H||17||09/26/1863||Farmer||Fayette, AL|| |- |[[William W Grant]]||Private||C, H||47||09/26/1863||Mason||Louisiana|| |- |[[Orrin P Gray]]||Sergeant||I||24||10/08/1861||Doctor||Delaware, NY|| |- |[[William Gray]]||Private||B, H, K||30||09/18/1861||Mason||Fermanagh, Ireland|| |- |[[James B Green]]||Private||A, E||?||12/15/1861||?||?|| |- |[[John Green]]||Private||M||21||09/01/1861||Farmer||Armstrong, PA|| |- |[[Samuel L Green]]||Private||M||18||10/01/1862||Farmer||Camden, MO|| |- |[[Charles Greenwood]]||Private||I||17||02/03/1863||Farmer||Platte, MO|| |- |[[Hugh C Gregg*]]||Private||C||21||09/14/1861||Farmer||Erie, PA|| |- |[[Isaac C Gregory]]||Private||M||19||09/10/1862||Farmer||Crawford, MO|| |- |[[James C Gregory]]||Private||M||27||08/15/1862||Farmer||Scott, MO|| |- |[[Samuel Grewell]]||Private||A||17||09/17/1861||?||St. Louis, MO|| |- |[[Reuben Griggs]]||1st Lieutenant||B, F, K||27||02/24/1862||Farmer||Tolland, CT|| |- |[[George Grigsby]]||Private||C, H||24||06/01/1863||Farmer||Ohio|| |- |[[Moses N Griswold]]||Private||E||50||09/17/1861||Farmer||Herkimer, NY|| |- |[[William S Grover]]||Captain||C, K, F&S||18||10/22/1861||Student||Susquehanna, PA|| |- |[[Samuel Gruwell]]||Private||M||20||09/17/1861||Laborer||Missouri|| |- |[[Leslie D Guile]]||Private||A||20||09/01/1861||?||Pennsylvania|| |- |[[William D Guile]]||Private||A||18||10/03/1861||Shoemaker||Pennsylvania|| |- |[[James B Guinn]]||Wagoner||F||24||10/28/1861||Farmer||Washington, TN|| |- |[[William Guinn]]||Private||F||20||10/28/1861||Farmer||Washington, TN|| |- |[[Chapel G Haggard]]||Corporal||I||18||01/03/1862||Farmer||Lee, IA|| |- |[[William D Haggard]]||Private||I||17||01/03/1862||Farmer||Lee, IA|| |- |[[William P Haines]]||1st Lieutenant||G, H, F&S||?||09/04/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Henry Hake]]||Private||C, G, L||26||07/30/1862||Farmer||York, PA|| |- |[[James Halcomb]]||Private||A, E||29||08/06/1862||Farmer||Lawrence, MO|| |- |[[Alexander Hall]]||Private||B, C||18||01/01/1863||Farmer||Monroe, TN|| |- |[[James H Hall]]||Private||M||37||09/15/1862||Farmer||Bedford, TN|| |- |[[Newton T Hall]]||Private||C, H||20||09/26/1863||Farmer||Montgomery, AR|| |- |[[Samuel Hall]]||Private||C||20||12/13/1862||Farmer||Monroe, TN|| |- |[[Thomas F Hamby]]||Private||B, K||17||08/11/1862||Farmer||Dent, MO|| |- |[[Henry Hamilton]]||Corporal||B||?||09/07/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Joseph M Hamilton]]||Private||F, L||31||10/01/1862||Printer||Portage, OH|| |- |[[William T Hamilton]]||Private||C||25||09/14/1861||Farmer||Rockbridge, VA|| |- |[[Harrison Hance]]||Private||G||20||07/28/1862||Farmer||Jefferson, TN|| |- |[[John Haney]]||Private||I||28||12/03/1861||Farmer||Jasper, IN|| |- |[[William C Hankley]]||Private||I||27||12/21/1861||Farmer||Mercer, KY|| |- |[[Joseph W Hanks]]||Comm Sergeant||F, D||29||10/13/1861||Blacksmith||Brown, IL|| |- |[[Archibald Hanley]]||Private||A||20||10/17/1861||Farmer||Atchison, MO|| |- |[[Jack Hanlin*]]||Private||A||?||?||?||?|| |- |[[William Hannahs]]||Private||B, E||22||10/14/1861||Farmer||Monroe, OH|| |- |[[Andrew Hannibal]]||Corporal||L||21||09/25/1862||Farmer||Wayne, PA|| |- |[[William H Hardin]]||2nd Lieutenant||E||45||09/09/1862||Farmer||Breckinridge, KY|| |- |[[Samuel B Hardy]]||Private||B||Abt. 51||12/10/1861||Farmer||Botetourt, VA|| |- |[[James E Hargrove]]||Private||H||36||10/17/1863||Farmer||Newton, GA|| |- |[[William E Hart]]||Private||D||22||03/05/1862||Farmer||St. Clair, IL|| |- |[[John Harmon]]||Private||G||21||09/01/1861||Farmer||Milwaukee, WI|| |- |[[Jacob Harrington]]||Private||C||18||10/22/1861||Farmer||Schuyler, IL|| |- |[[Calvin A S Harris]]||Sergeant||A||21||09/01/1861||Printer||Marion, MO|| |- |[[Chauncey H Harris]]||Private||E, A||21||01/01/1862||Baker||Hancock, IL|| |- |[[Cicero F Harris]]||Corporal||L||21||10/02/1862||Farmer||Catoosa, GA|| |- |[[John L Harris]]||Private||B||?||09/25/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Albert D Harrison]]||Private||H||43||10/17/1863||Farmer||Lawrence, TN|| |- |[[Jeremiah Harrison]]||Private||B, K||19||12/06/1863||Shoemaker||Vanderburgh, IN|| |- |[[David R Harshbarger]]||Corporal||I||26||09/12/1861||Carpenter||Center, PA|| |- |[[Benjamin W Hartley]]||Private||M||32||09/27/1862||Miner||Mercer, PA|| |- |[[Charles F Hartman]]||1st Lieutenant||L||?||10/20/1862||?||?|| |- |[[Ambrose B Harvelle]]||Private||C||29||10/22/1861||Farmer||Marion, IL|| |- |[[Daniel Harville]]||Private||E||24||08/01/1862||Farmer||Lawrence, TN|| |- |[[George T Hatfield]]||Private||F||18||11/19/1861||Farmer||Wayne, IN|| |- |[[William H Hatfield]]||Private||C, D, F, K||22||01/17/1862||Farmer||Wayne, IN|| |- |[[William B Hattan]]||QM Sergeant||A||26||09/05/1861||Carpenter||Marion, MO|| |- |[[Jerry Hawerton]]||Private||C, H||25||10/17/1863||Farmer||Camden,MO|| |- |[[Silas Howerton]]||Private||C, H||38||10/17/1863||Farmer||Camden, MO|| |- |[[William Hawerton]]||Private||C, H||31||10/17/1863||Farmer||Camden, MO|| |- |[[Theodore Hayes]]||Private||D, F||18||11/01/1861||Farmer||Jefferson, IN|| |- |[[Lauriston P Haynes]]||Private||G||24||07/12/1861||Farmer||Androscoggin, ME|| |- |[[Cela Hays]]||Private||H||?||02/01/1862||?||?|| |- |[[John Hays]]||Sergeant||D||?||?||?||?|| |- |[[John H Hazzard]]||Private||H, I||18||11/24/1861||Farmer||Kentucky|| |- |[[Richard Head]]||Private||M||?||11/05/1862||?||?|| |- |[[Edward Helion]]||Private||C, K||28||09/05/1861||Farmer||Ireland|| |- |[[Jacob Heddy]]||Blacksmith||L||44||09/30/1862||Farmer||Monroe, IN|| |- |[[Martin Helton]]||Private||I, H, C||37||10/17/1863||Farmer||Lumpkin, GA|| |- |[[Hender-230|Henry Hender]]||Private||C, K||23||10/15/1861||Farmer||Yorkshire, England||Yes |- |[[T Lee Hendrick]]||Private||D, E, F, A||?||?||?||?|| |- |[[William Hendricks]]||Private||K||18||03/03/1862||Farmer||Harrison, OH|| |- |[[Anthony F Henry*]]||Private||I||20||10/23/1861||?||?|| |- |[[John F Herring]]||Sergeant||F||39||10/03/1861||Farmer||St. Clair, IL|| |- |[[George R Herriott]]||Private||C||24||10/26/1862||Farmer||Illinois|| |- |[[John W Herriott]]||Private||C||19||10/26/1862||Farmer||Independence, AR|| |- |[[Edward Herron]]||Bugler||I||15||12/12/1861||?||Maine|| |- |[[John Hersey]]||Private||C, D, F, K||17||01/10/1862||Farmer||New York|| |- |[[Henry G Hess]]||Corporal||D||22||09/24/1861||Farmer||Hamilton, OH|| |- |[[Andrew J Hibler]]||Private||B||22||08/22/1862||Farmer||St. Louis, MO|| |- |[[Henry Hickman]]||2nd Lieutenant||B||?||09/07/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Joseph Hickman]]||Private||G||24||08/21/1861||Farmer||Indiana|| |- |[[John Higgins]]||Private||A||34||08/30/1861||Laborer||Londonderry, Ireland|| |- |[[Henry W Higley]]||Saddler||G, F&S||25||09/22/1861||Saddler||Lapeer, MI|| |- |[[James J Hiles]]||2nd Lieutenant||B, C||22||09/19/1861||Farmer||Adams, IL|| |- |[[Joseph M Hiles]]||Private||C||26||09/17/1861||Farmer||Scott, KY|| |- |[[Isaac Hill]]||2nd Lieutenant||F||25||10/09/1861||Painter||Franklin, KY|| |- |[[Norman N Hill]]||1st Lieutenant||D||21||09/24/1861||Teacher||Knox, OH|| |- |[[David R Hindman]]||1st Lieutenant||A, D, F&S||35||09/05/1861||Farmer||Allegheny, PA|| |- |[[George W Hipkins]]||Sergeant||A||28||09/05/1861||Plasterer||Richmond, VA|| |- |[[Richard Hipkins]]||Private||A||26||09/16/1861||Engineer||Richmond, VA|| |- |[[Alpheus D Hitt]]||Private||K, B||40||08/08/1862||Farmer||Fauquier, VA|| |- |[[Richard Hobbs]]||Private||M||21||09/05/1862||Farmer||Kentucky|| |- |[[Aaron Hobson]]||Private||C, G, L||?||07/26/1862||Farmer||Morgan, IN|| |- |[[John Hobston]]||Private||?||24||12/19/1863||Carpenter||Knox, IN|| |- |[[Edgar W Hodges]]||Private||G||18||08/08/1861||Farmer||Lake, OH|| |- |[[Amos B F Hogins]]||Saddler||H, I||20||09/24/1861||Farmer||Chautauqua, NY|| |- |[[Rufus J Hoke]]||Private||E, A||18||05/03/1863||Farmer||Marion, MO|| |- |[[Edward W Holden]]||Private||C, G||20||09/05/1861||Painter||Mason, KY|| |- |[[Joshua Holiday]]||Private||?||?||?||?||?|| |- |[[James P Holland]]||Private||M||23||09/05/1861||Farmer||Tennessee|| |- |[[Richard T Holliday]]||Private||B||?||10/02/1861||?||?|| |- |[[William Holloway]]||Private||L||30||08/11/1862||Farmer||Crawford, MO|| |- |[[Martin L Holmes*]]||Private||B||18-20||08/27/1861||Farmer||Knox, MO|| |- |[[Thomas Holmes]]||Private||L||21||08/11/1862||Farmer||Sainte Genevieve, MO|| |- |[[Lewis H Holt]]||Private||D||?||09/24/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Thomas Holt]]||Private||M||18||08/02/1862||Farmer||Greene, IN|| |- |[[Andrew Housdon]]||Private||M||19||08/25/1862||Farmer||Williamson, TN|| |- |[[John Housdon]]||Private||M||23||08/25/1862||Farmer||Williamson, TN|| |- |[[William T House]]||Sergeant||G||24||05/24/1861||Merchant||Bradford, PA|| |- |[[Reuben Houser]]||Private||B, C||22||01/20/1864||Farmer||Northampton, PA|| |- |[[Hartson P Howard]]||Private||D, E, I||22||10/27/1861||Mariner||Ashtabula, OH|| |- |[[Charlton H Howe]]||Battalion Adjutant||F&S||35||12/01/1861||?||Fayette, KY|| |- |[[William J Howell]]||Corporal||C||19||10/08/1861||Farmer||Schuyler, IL|| |- |[[James T Howland]]||Captain / Major||A, F&S||39||?||?||Mercer, KY|| |- |[[Joseph Hows]]||Private||E||27||09/09/1861||Farmer||Oxford, Ontario, Canada|| |- |[[John Howser]]||Private||F, K, C||42||10/01/1861||Farmer||Blount, TN|| |- |[[Samuel Huddleston]]||Private||C, H, I||18||04/14/1862||Farmer||Adams, IL|| |- |[[Lorenzo D Huggins]]||Private||K||18||12/01/1861||Farmer||Johnson, IL|| |- |[[William F Huggins]]||Private||K||23||12/01/1861||Mechanic||Johnson, IL|| |- |[[Jacob Hughes]]||Private||C||29||10/17/1861||Farmer||Washington, PA|| |- |[[John E Hughes]]||Comm Sergeant||D||21||09/24/1861||Farmer||Piatt, IL|| |- |[[Michael W Hughes]]||Sergeant||I||23||11/16/1861||?||Ireland|| |- |[[William L Hughes]]||Corporal||M||18||09/15/1862||Farmer||Osage, MO|| |- |[[Richard Hulse]]||Private||K||18||02/24/1862||Farmer||Ohio|| |- |[[James A Humphres]]||Comm Sergeant||B, H||22||09/10/1861||Farmer||Coles, IL|| |- |[[William H H Hundley]]||Private||I||18||09/23/1861||Farmer||Jo Daviess, IL|| |- |[[Hannah Hunt]]||Matron||?||11/08/1862||?||?||?|| |- |[[Hiram C Hunt]]||Corporal||A, E||23||02/29/1864||Farmer||Monroe, MO|| |- |[[William G Hunt*]]||Sergeant||L||22||07/01/1862||Farmer||Rutherford, NC|| |- |[[Abram Hunter]]||R 2 M Sergeant||K, F&S||23||02/01/1862||Carpenter||Marion, MO|| |- |[[Jasper N Hunter]]||Corporal||A, E||21||09/09/1861||Farmer||Henderson, KY|| |- |[[John S Hunter]]||Sergeant||M||31||04/01/1863||Painter||New York City, NY|| |- |[[Lafayette Hunter]]||Private||A, E||18||12/11/1861||Farmer||Putnam, MO|| |- |[[Mack C Hunter*]]||Private|| E||20||10/14/1861||Farmer||Cumberland, KY|| |- |[[Julius C Hurlbut]]||Private||H, I||18||10/08/1861||Laborer||Green, WI|| |- |[[Henry B Hutcheson]]||Corporal||L||22||08/25/1862||Farmer||Jackson, MO|| |- |[[James Hutton]]||Private||D, A, C, F, E||20||03/18/1863||Farmer||Lauderdale, AL|| |- |[[Silas U Huxley]]||Private||D||28||09/24/1861||Farmer||Grand Isle, VT|| |- |[[Francis Hyatt]]||Captain||A, E, M||?||11/05/1862||?||?|| |- |[[Benjamin F Hyde]]||Chaplain||D, F&S||23||09/24/1861||Farmer||Vigo, IN|| |- |[[Samuel Hyde]]||Private||D||25||09/24/1861||Farmer||Vigo, IN|| |- |[[Isaac Ijams]]||Private||A, E||23||09/18/1861||Farmer||Fairfield, OH|| |- |[[Joseph Ijams]]||Private||E||25||09/18/1861||Farmer||Fairfield, OH|| |- |[[Daniel Imbler]]||Private||F||53||11/19/1861||Farmer||Muhlenberg, KY|| |- |[[Daniel W Imbler]]||Private||A, E||18||09/02/1864||Farmer||Jefferson, IA|| |- |[[Ephraim W Imbler]]||Private||F||18||10/25/1861||Farmer||Jefferson, IA|| |- |[[John A Imbler]]||Corporal||F||21||10/25/1861||Farmer||Muhlenberg, KY|| |- |[[Samuel Imbler]]||Private||A, E, F, I||20||02/20/1862||Farmer||Muhlenberg, KY|| |- |[[William Imbler]]||Private||F||40||11/19/1861||Farmer||Muhlenberg, KY|| |- |[[William B Imbler]]||Private||F||22||10/25/1861||Farmer||Muhlenberg, KY|| |- |[[John Ing]]||Captain||L||?||10/20/1862||?||?|| |- |[[Joseph Ing]]||2 M Sergeant||L||26||08/10/1862||Farmer||Sumner, TN|| |- |[[John W Ingersol]]||Private||A||25||09/16/1861||Farmer||Hancock, IL|| |- |[[Melvin Ingersol]]||Private||A||22||09/10/1861||Farmer||Lee, IA|| |- |[[Ware T Ingram]]||Blacksmith||L||44||08/01/1862||Blacksmith||Bullitt, KY|| |- |[[Caleb Inman]]||Private||E||47||11/11/1861||Farmer||Luzerne, PA|| |- |[[George W Inman]]||Private||A, E||26||11/11/1861||Mason||Luzerne, PA|| |- |[[Hiram C Inman]]||Private||E||20||09/16/1861||Farmer||Tennessee|| |- |[[John E Inman]]||Sergeant||L||29||07/01/1862||Farmer||Williamson, TN|| |- |[[Hiram Irving]]||Private||I||?||12/28/1861||?||?|| |- |[[John W Irwin]]||Private||B||?||10/02/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Anthony G Isley]]||Private||C||?||?||?||?|| |- |[[William T Ivory]]||Private||A, E||20||12/07/1863||Farmer||Russell, AL|| |- |[[Allen S Jackman]]||Private||C, H, I||18||01/17/1862||Farmer||Washington, PA|| |- |[[Abraham Jackson*]]||Private||H||31||06/01/1863||Farmer||Tennessee|| |- |[[Stephen Jackson]]||Private||H||26||09/26/1863||Farmer||Hardeman, TN|| |- |[[William Jackson]]||Private||C, H||18||09/26/1863||Farmer||Hardeman, TN|| |- |[[William H Jackson]]||Private||F||26||11/25/1861||Farmer||Mercer, IL|| |- |[[Cornelius V Jacobs]]||Captain||I||23||09/23/1861||Insurance Agent||Tioga, NY|| |- |[[Mitchell James]]||Private||L||38||09/25/1862||Farmer||McMinn, TN|| |- |[[Lester Janes]]||Chaplain||F&S||?||09/12/1861||?||?|| |- |[[William Jarvis]]||Private||B||?||09/16/1861||?||?|| |- |[[John F Jeffords]]||Private||A, D||21||09/24/1861||Tailor||Ashtabula, OH|| |- |[[John H Jeffries]]||Private||A||38||12/30/1863||Farmer||Fauquier, VA|| |- |[[Isaac C Jewell]]||1st Lieutenant||D||28||09/24/1861||?||Dutchess, NY|| |- |[[George W Johns]]||Sergeant||L||25||08/01/1862||Farmer||Crawford, MO|| |- |[[William Johns]]||Private||C, H, I||22||06/05/1863||Farmer||Phelps, MO|| |- |[[Willis Johns]]||Private||L||?||07/01/1862||?||?|| |- |[[Abner B Johnson]]||Private||A||Abt. 21||03/04/1862||Farmer||Missouri|| |- |[[Abraham Johnson]]||Private||A||?||09/03/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Andrew J Johnson*]]||Private||L||Abt. 21||10/20/1862||Farmer||Crawford, MO|| |- |[[Andrew J Johnson]]||Private||A||?||09/04/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Benjamin Johnson]]||Private||C, H, I||50||10/10/1863||Physician||Greene, GA|| |- |[[Charles J Johnson]]||Private||A||?||09/11/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Henry Johnson]]||Private||I, C||19||10/17/1863||Farmer||Newton, MS|| |- |[[James P Johnson]]||Private||B||19||08/02/1862||Farmer||Fentress, TN|| |- |[[James P Johnson]]||Private||C||?||12/09/1862||?||?|| |- |[[John Johnson]]||Private||C, F, K, H||16||02/13/1862||Farmer||Norway|| |- |[[Joseph M Johnson]]||Corporal||B, K||20||08/18/1862||Farmer||Knox, MO|| |- |[[Theodore L Johnson]]||Private||M||19||04/07/1864||Farmer||Washington, MO|| |- |[[Thomas Johnson]]||Private||E||?||09/09/1861||?||?|| |- |[[William Johnson]]||Comm Sergeant||F&S||38||05/27/1863||?||?|| |- |[[Addison Jones]]||Private||A, E||18||02/29/1864||Cooper||Marion, MO|| |- |[[Alonzo Jones]]||Host Steward||B, F&S||33||08/27/1861||Physician||Shelby, KY|| |- |[[Andrew Jones]]||Private||F||17||11/19/1861||?||?|| |- |[[George C Jones]]||Assistant Surgeon||F&S||?||11/10/1861||?||?|| |- |[[George W Jones]]||Private||L||22||12/16/1862||Miner||Athens, OH|| |- |[[James Jones]]||Private||A, E||28||09/01/1861||Machinist||Monmouthshire, Wales|| |- |[[James P Jones]]||Corporal||B, C||?||11/12/1862||?||?|| |- |[[James Walker Jones]]||Private||C, F, H, K||20||10/29/1862||Farmer||Newton, MS|| |- |[[John L Jones]]||Private||C||?||11/12/1862||?||?|| |- |[[Montford A Jones]]||Corporal||D, F||29||11/19/1861||Farmer||Sangamon, IL|| |- |[[Robert H Jones]]||Private||F||?||11/19/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Silas G Jones*]]||Corporal||L||Abt. 21||10/20/1862||Farmer||Jefferson, MO|| |- |[[William Jordan]]||Farrier||C||36||10/22/1861||Farmer||Wayne, IN|| |- |[[Julian Jubert]]||Private||E||?||09/09/1861||?||?|| |- |[[John Jumper]]||Private||B||?||09/10/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Edward Kaylor]]||Private||B||21-22||09/15/1861||Farmer||Marion, MO|| |- |[[John J Kaylor*]]||Private||B||?||10/14/1861||?||?|| |- |[[James M Keath]]||Sergeant||F||50||10/03/1861||Farmer||Fauquier, VA|| |- |[[John Keck]]||Private||B||20-21||02/11/1862||Farmer||Baltimore, MD|| |- |[[Leonidas Keck]]||Sergeant||B||27||01/27/1862||?||Bracken, KY|| |- |[[William H Keck]]||Private||B||22||09/20/1863||Farmer||Bracken, KY|| |- |[[John B Keifer]]||Private||C, H, I||30||01/25/1862||Carpenter||Allegheny, PA|| |- |[[Anderson G Keith]]||Private||F||23||10/03/1861||Farmer||Lewis, KY|| |- |[[Francis A Keith]]||Private||C, H||21||08/11/1862||Farmer||Indiana|| |- |[[George P Keith]]||Blacksmith||F||21||10/03/1861||Farmer||Lewis, KY|| |- |[[Robert B Keith]]||Private||E, A||18||09/05/1864||Farmer||Illinois|| |- |[[Frank Keller]]||Private||A||28||11/20/1861||Laborer||Germany|| |- |[[John O Kelley]]||Private||A||18||09/16/1861||?||New York|| |- |[[Nicholas Kelley]]||Private||H||?||02/01/1862||?||?|| |- |[[William M Kelly]]||Private||L||39||08/01/1862||Farmer||Madison, MO|| |- |[[James H Kendrick]]||Private||C, H||20||09/26/1863||Farmer||Hot Spring, AR|| |- |[[William Kennedy]]||Private||G||18||09/15/1861||Farmer||Chittenden, VT|| |- |[[William D Kennemore]]||Private||C, H||22||07/25/1863||Farmer||Walker, GA|| |- |[[James C Kerby]]||Wagoner||C||45||10/21/1861||Farmer||Orange, IN|| |- |[[Thomas J Kerby]]||Private||C||20||10/08/1861||Farmer||Orange, IN|| |- |[[William H Kesler]]||Corporal||B, D||18||09/24/1861||Farmer||Pickaway, OH|| |- |[[Emmerson Ketchum]]||Private||E||32||08/13/1862||Farmer||Genessee, NY|| |- |[[Andrew W Key]]||Blacksmith||M||21||12/16/1863||Farmer||Crawford, MO|| |- |[[Elijah J Key]]||Private||M||18||01/20/1864||Farmer||Crawford, MO|| |- |[[James A Key]]||Private||B, D||16||12/05/1862||Farmer||Anderson, TN|| |- |[[William M Kidwell]]||Private||A||23||08/30/1862||Farmer||Lewis, MO|| |- |[[James Kilpatrick]]||Private||F||18||10/24/1861||Farmer||Hancock, IL|| |- |[[Isaac King]]||Corporal||C, I||18||11/01/1862||Farmer||Crawford, MO|| |- |[[John C King]]||Private|| I||?||11/01/1862||?||?|| |- |[[William King]]||Private||C||18||01/01/1863||Farmer||Madison, MO|| |- |[[Andrew J Kinley]]||Private||L||22||09/26/1862||Farmer||Phelps, MO|| |- |[[Thomas M Kirby]]||Sergeant||G||19||09/16/1861|||Brick Layer||Sandusky, OH|| |- |[[John R Kirkhart]]||Private||D||19||09/24/1861||Farmer||Wetzel, WV|| |- |[[James Kirkpatrick]]||Captain||C||36||10/08/1861||Farmer||Pickaway, OH|| |- |[[William R Kirks]]||Private||F||35||10/29/1862||Farmer||Virginia|| |- |[[John M Kline]]||Private||G||21||09/01/1861||Farmer||Hamilton, OH|| |- |[[George W Knepper]]||Private||B||?||09/30/1861||?||?|| |- |[[John W Knepper]]||Sergeant||F||20||11/19/1861||Farmer||Somerset, PA|| |- |[[Michael Knox]]||Farrier||K||24||03/01/1862||Farmer||Ireland|| |- |[[Albert Kochs]]||Private||L||21||08/27/1862||Farmer||Franklin, MO|| |- |[[Henry Kochs]]||Sergeant||L||25||08/01/1862||Carpenter||Franklin, MO|| |- |[[Benjamin Kossuth]]||Bugler||I, F&S||26||10/23/1861||?||Switzerland|| |- |[[Julius Kremling*]]||Private||B||?||11/26/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Charles Krummell]]||Private||A, K||28||11/23/1861||Tailor||Germany|| |- |[[Alexander H Lacy]]||1st Lieutenant||E, I||23||10/08/1861||Printer||Missouri|| |- |[[Frank A Lacy]]||Private||A, E||22||02/29/1864||Printer||Marion, MO|| |- |[[James F Lacy]]||Private||F||21||08/02/1862||Farmer||Morgan, KY|| |- |[[Anson Ladd]]||Private||G||?||09/04/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Henry Lafferty]]||Private||D||?||09/24/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Aquilla Lafler*]]||Private||H||?||03/01/1862||Farmer||Coles, IL|| |- |[[Edward Lafler]]||Sergeant||C, H||26||02/29/1864||Farmer||Wayne, OH|| |- |[[James M Landreth]]||Private||B, H||24||07/27/1862||Farmer||McNairy, TN|| |- |[[Boone W Lane]]||Wagoner||L||21||08/15/1862||Farmer||Osage, MO|| |- |[[Jesse L Langford]]||Private||F||61||03/27/1862||Farmer||Granville, NC|| |- |[[Caleb Langston]]||Private||A, E||19||07/14/1862||Farmer||Izard, AR|| |- |[[William E Langwith]]||Private||A, B||?||09/17/1861||?||?|| |- |[[James Larkin]]||Private||K||16||12/25/1861||Factory Worker||Cork, Ireland|| |- |[[Thomas Larkin]]||Private||E||19||10/14/1861||Laborer||Cork, Ireland|| |- |[[David W Lauderback]]||Private||C, F, K||27||08/02/1862||Farmer||Adams, IL|| |- |[[Asa A Lawrence]]||Sergeant||D, F||26||09/26/1861||Farmer||Cuyahoga, OH|| |- |[[Thomas Laws*]]||Private||B||?||?||?||?|| |- |[[Rutherford Leach]]||Private||C||28||10/17/1861||Farmer||Coles, IL|| |- |[[John Lear]]||Private||C, G, L||18||08/17/1864||Farmer||France|| |- |[[George W Lee]]||Private||I||23||09/23/1861||Farmer||Jo Daviess, IL|| |- |[[John G Lee]]||Blacksmith||F, K||25||11/01/1861||Blacksmith||Wythe, VA|| |- |[[Robert Leek]]||Corporal||M||21||10/02/1862||Farmer||Wright, MO|| |- |[[Stephen T Leffler]]||Private||M||25||08/30/1862||Farmer||Virginia|| |- |[[Bastel Lehen]]||Corporal||F||19||10/20/1861||Farmer||Wetzel, WV|| |- |[[John A Lennon]]||Captain / Major||I, F&S||?||09/01/1861||?||?|| |- |[[William Leppar]]||Corporal||G||31||09/01/1861||Farmer||Trumbull, OH|| |- |[[James H Lewis]]||Private||A||17||09/20/1861||Laborer||Adams, IL|| |- |[[John Lewis*]]||Private||M||25||09/10/1862||Farmer||Scott, VA|| |- |[[Daniel Light]]||Private||C, G, L||?||07/24/1862||Farmer||Tennessee|| |- |[[William B Lingenfelter]]||Private||B||34||01/21/1864||Cooper||Carroll, KY|| |- |[[Warren F Littlefield]]||Private||C||26||09/17/1861||Farmer||Prussia|| |- |[[Angus D Littler]]||Sergeant||A||28||09/03/1861||Carpenter||Hardy, WV|| |- |[[John H Lohan]]||Private||D||27||08/16/1861||Farmer||Galway, Ireland|| |- |[[Adam M Long]]||Private||G||24||09/01/1861||Farmer||Cumberland, PA|| |- |[[Isaac Long]]||Private||M||50||08/15/1862||Farmer||Sevier, TN|| |- |[[Simon Long]]||Private||G||22||09/01/1861||Farmer||Tioga, NY|| |- |[[George Lopez]]||Private||E||26||10/10/1861||Laborer||Oswego, NY|| |- |[[William Lopez]]||Private||A||18||09/20/1861||?||St. Louis, MO|| |- |[[Gamaliel Lott]]||Private||D, F||24||10/10/1861||Farmer||Licking, OH|| |- |[[Allen Loudermilk]]||Private||A||23||04/29/1862||Blacksmith||Monroe, WV|| |- |[[Henry C Louis]]||Private||B, C||19||01/25/1862||Farmer||Illinois|| |- |[[James Louis]]||Private||M||48||09/25/1862||Farmer||Scott, VA|| |- |[[Charles H Love]]||Private||F, A, K||25||10/29/1862||Farmer||Morgan, AL|| |- |[[Hugh Love]]||Private||G||22||08/27/1861||Actor||Ireland|| |- |[[Ammon Loveliss]]||Private||M||21||10/28/1862||Farmer||Callaway, MO|| |- |[[John W Lovenguire]]||Sergeant||F||25||10/03/1861||Farmer||Brown, OH|| |- |[[Charles P Lower]]||Private||D, E||22||10/24/1861||Painter||Wayne, NY|| |- |[[David Lowery]]||Corporal||L||25||05/12/1863||Farmer||Pickaway, OH|| |- |[[Enos B Lowery]]||Private||L||19||08/04/1862||Farmer||Pickaway, OH|| |- |[[John F Lowery]]||Private||D||18||09/24/1861||Farmer||Hancock, OH|| |- |[[John W Lowery]]||Private||L||31||08/11/1862||Farmer||Pickaway, OH|| |- |[[Philip Lowery]]||Private||L||22||08/11/1862||Farmer||Pickaway, OH|| |- |[[David Loyd]]||Private||H||32||09/26/1863||Farmer||Darlington, SC|| |- |[[George W Lucas]]||Private||B, C||18||02/21/1862||Farmer||Adams, IL|| |- |[[James W Lucas]]||Private||K||26||02/01/1862||Soldier||Maine|| |- |[[Joshua Lucas]]||Private||D||20||09/24/1861||Farmer||Pickaway, OH|| |- |[[James Luster]]||Private||L||?||08/15/1862||?||?|| |- |[[Elijah Lutener]]||Private||K||35||03/01/1862||Farmer||Lancaster, England|| |- |[[Alexander Lynch]]||Private||L||23||09/09/1862||Farmer||Tennessee|| |- |[[Daniel Lynch]]||Private||F||18||11/24/1861||Farmer||New Jersey|| |- |[[John Lynch]]||Private||G||23||08/30/1861||Farmer||Templeton, Quebec, Canada|| |- |[[Michael Lynch*]]||Private||G||19||08/02/1861||Farmer||Canada|| |- |[[Michael Lynch]]||Private||M||23||04/16/1863||Cooper||Canada|| |- |[[Edwin Lynn]]||Private||H||27||09/26/1863||Farmer||Bedford, TN|| |- |[[John Macklin]]||Private||E||25||09/10/1861||Farmer||Hamilton, OH|| |- |[[James Macum]]||Private||E||32||07/14/1862||Farmer||Illinois|| |- |[[John Macy]]||Private||D||22||10/10/1861||Farmer||Marion, IN|| |- |[[John A Maddenwald]]||Bugler||D||27||10/10/1861||Carpenter||Prussia|| |- |[[Theodore Madkins]]||Private||F||?||11/19/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Alfred Magers]]||Private||C||21||09/14/1861||Farmer||Adams, IL|| |- |[[Lloyd Magers]]||Corporal||C||?||09/07/1861||?||?|| |- |[[George T Maggard]]||Private||A, E||21||03/05/1862||Farmer||Hardin, KY|| |- |[[Thomas Maggard]]||Sergeant||A||24||09/05/1861||Farmer||Jefferson, KY|| |- |[[William D Mahurin]]||Private||L||18||08/01/1861||Farmer||Jackson, IN|| |- |[[James Malloy]]||Private||M||21||01/24/1863||Farmer||New York|| |- |[[James Malone]]||Private||M||?||08/15/1862||?||?|| |- |[[John W Manlove]]||Private||C||24||09/14/1861||Farmer||Adams, IL|| |- |[[William Manning]]||Private||M||25||04/23/1863||Laborer||Bucks, PA|| |- |[[Henry S Mapes]]||Private||A, G||18||08/24/1861||Farmer||Crawford, OH|| |- |[[Cicero H Martin]]||Sergeant||E||19||09/26/1861||Farmer||Pike, MO|| |- |[[Edward Martin]]||Private||B||?||09/10/1861||?||?|| |- |[[George W Martin]]||Private||A||18||03/21/1862||Farmer||Marion, MO|| |- |[[James Lee Martin]]||Private||B||18||08/30/1862||Farmer||Reynolds, MO|| |- |[[James O Martin]]||Private||M||20||08/15/1862||Farmer||Maries, MO|| |- |[[John Martin]]||Private||L||18||09/16/1862||Farmer||Tennessee|| |- |[[Joseph N Martin]]||Private||H||22||09/26/1863||Farmer||Searcy, AR|| |- |[[Thomas H Martin]]||Private||C||20||01/15/1863||Farmer||Coffee, TN|| |- |[[Caleb B Mason]]||Private||L||20||10/09/1862||Farmer||Gasconade, MO|| |- |[[Phillip Mathena]]||Private||L||39||08/01/1862||Farmer||Athens, OH|| |- |[[John Matherly]]||Private||A, C, E||19||03/22/1862||Farmer||Estill, KY|| |- |[[Wesley Matherly]]||Private||C, E||44||12/03/1862||Farmer||Estill, KY|| |- |[[James M Mathews]]||Corporal||L||28||08/01/1862||Farmer||Jackson, AR|| |- |[[Philip Matthias]]||Sergeant||A, E||19||09/16/1861||Baker||Allegheny, PA|| |- |[[John H Mattney]]||Private||B, C||24||02/15/1862||Farmer||Franklin, KY|| |- |[[William Maxwell]]||Private||D, F||23||08/12/1862||Farmer||Montgomery, TN|| |- |[[William May]]||Private||M||42||05/16/1863||Laborer||Ireland|| |- |[[George F McAfee]]||Hospital Steward||A, F&S||24||07/01/1864||Farmer||Marion, MO|| |- |[[Samuel S McAfee]]||1st Lieutenant and R 2 M||A, F&S||21||10/08/1862||Student||Marion, MO|| |- |[[William McAfee]]||2 M Sergeant||A, F&S||23||08/30/1861||Druggist||Marion, MO|| |- |[[John A McArthur]]||Private||D, F||23||09/24/1861||Farmer||Fayette, OH|| |- |[[McBee-395| Marshall Y McBee]]||Private||D, F, E||19||03/25/1863||Farmer||Union, GA||Yes |- |[[McBee-657| James H McBee]]|| Private||D, F||29||03/25/1863||Farmer||McNairy, TN||Yes |- |[[Adam McCain]]||Private||D||25||09/12/1862||Farmer||Hocking, OH|| |- |[[George McCain]]||Private||B, D||26||02/05/1862||Farmer||Logan, OH|| |- |[[James W McCain]]||Private||D||22||09/12/1862||Farmer||Hocking, OH|| |- |[[Samuel McCally]]||Private||F, K, A||20||10/03/1861||Farmer||Jefferson, OH|| |- |[[William H McCally]]||Private||F||20||10/03/1861||Farmer||Pennsylvania|| |- |[[Stephen McCammon*]]||Private||L||22||08/01/1862||Farmer||Oregon, MO|| |- |[[Cowden A McChesney]]||Corporal||A||22||02/28/1862||Carpenter||Lawrence, PA|| |- |[[Robert McChesney]]||Corporal||A||19||09/11/1861||Carpenter||Lawrence, PA|| |- |[[Andrew D McClintic]]||Private||K||40||01/18/1862||Farmer||Missouri|| |- |[[William K McConell]]||Sergeant||K||22||02/01/1862||Miller||Pennsylvania|| |- |[[Albert B McCoy]]||Corporal||C||21||09/05/1861||Farmer||Adams, IL|| |- |[[Reuben K McCoy]]||Chaplain||F&S||?||02/04/1863||?||?|| |- |[[James S McDaniels]]||Corporal||E||34||09/27/1861||Mason||Grayson, KY|| |- |[[William McDoolan]]||Sergeant||I||28||11/20/1861||?||Ireland|| |- |[[Michael McGram]]||Private||G||25||08/20/1861||Farmer||New Jersey|| |- |[[Samuel McGrew]]||Private||C, I||26||10/17/1863||Farmer||Washington, IN|| |- |[[John McIntire]]||Private||E||52||09/09/1861||Farmer||Kentucky|| |- |[[John McKinney]]||Private||A||31||08/19/1862||Baker||Lebanon, PA|| |- |[[William H McKnight]]||Sergeant||D||28||10/27/1861||Mason||Bucks, PA|| |- |[[Thomas B McLaughlin]]||Private||D||27||09/24/1861||Farmer||Hamilton, OH|| |- |[[James McMullen]]||Private||H||23||09/10/1861||Farmer||Manchester, England|| |- |[[Aaron McMurray]]||Sergeant||C||21||09/24/1861||Farmer||Adams, IL|| |- |[[David McMurray]]||Sergeant||E||18||10/12/1861||Farmer||Davis, IA|| |- |[[Augustus D McNeil]]||Private||A||19||09/06/1861||?||Boone, KY|| |- |[[Benjamin F McNeil]]||Private||A, G||29||06/18/1862||Carpenter||Butler, OH|| |- |[[Barney McNichol]]||Private||B||37||01/22/1864||Farmer||Ireland|| |- |[[Aaron McQuoid]]||Private||B||25||01/20/1864||Farmer||Monroe, IN|| |- |[[Jordan McSpann]]||Farrier||I||44||12/25/1861||Farmer||Kentucky|| |- |[[William McVeigh]]||Private||I||20||11/28/1861||Farmer||Antrim, Ireland|| |- |[[John S McWhorter]]||Corporal||M||27||Sept 1862||Farmer||Meath, Ireland|| |- |[[George Meadows]]||Private||C, I||25||07/28/1862||Farmer||Obion, TN|| |- |[[Solomon Meadows]]||Sergeant||C, H, I||28||?||Farmer||Obion, TN|| |- |[[Francis Meagher]]||1st Lieutenant||K, M||28||01/26/1862||Soldier||Dublin, Ireland|| |- |[[Philip Mencimer]]||Blacksmith||E||20||09/18/1861||Engineer||Galena, IL|| |- |[[William Meredith]]||Private||L||17||10/01/1862||Farmer||Rutherford, TN|| |- |[[John Merrill]]||Private||L||?||11/04/1862||?||?|| |- |[[Thomas J Messick]]||Private||K||19||12/08/1861||Farmer||Adams, IL|| |- |[[Lewis P Mettz]]||Comm Sergeant||K||29||12/01/1861||Farmer||Green, WI|| |- |[[Francis Micke]]||Private||M||22||10/20/1862||Farmer||Prussia|| |- |[[Joshua Miles]]||Private||C||44||03/01/1862||Farmer||Chester, PA|| |- |[[William Miles]]||Private||C, H||32||09/26/1863||Farmer||Alabama|| |- |[[Ransom H Millard]]||Corporal||E||21||10/01/1861||Farmer||Orleans, NY|| |- |[[Americas Miller]]||Sergeant||A||24||09/22/1861||Plasterer||Clark, OH|| |- |[[Benjamin F Miller]]||Sergeant||K||26||12/26/1861||Farmer||Adams, IL|| |- |[[Charles M Miller]]||Private||M||37||09/20/1862||Farmer||Buncombe, NC|| |- |[[Daniel A Miller]]||Corporal||G||24||08/20/1861||Farmer||Cortland, NY|| |- |[[Frederick Miller]]||Teamster||L||31||08/25/1862||Farmer||Germany|| |- |[[Isaac N Miller]]||Private||C, I||21||03/28/1864||Farmer||St. Louis, MO|| |- |[[Isaiah R Miller]]||Private||B||?||10/02/1861||?||?|| |- |[[James C Miller]]||Captain||C, B||26||09/24/1861||School Teacher||Carroll, IN|| |- |[[James H Miller]]||Corporal||A||35||08/28/1862||Wagon Maker||Hardin, KY|| |- |[[John Miller]]||Private||G||18||09/02/1861||Farmer||Philadelphia, PA|| |- |[[John A Miller]]||Private||M||25||09/01/1862||Farmer||Buncombe, NC|| |- |[[Lewis H Miller]]||Sergeant||B||?||10/15/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Stephen A Miller]]||Private||C||18||10/01/1861||Farmer||Scott, IL|| |- |[[Thomas R Miller]]||Sergeant||B, C||24||10/15/1863||Farmer||Scott, IL|| |- |[[William R Miller]]||Private||G||27||07/24/1862||Farmer||Grainger, TN|| |- |[[Anthony L Milligan]]||Private||H||19||10/28/1863||Farmer||Blount, AL|| |- |[[Wayne Milligan]]||Sergeant||G||22||08/20/1861||Farmer||Jo Daviess, IL|| |- |[[Bernard Mills]]||Private||I||Abt. 31||01/03/1862||Farmer||Marion, KY|| |- |[[Charles R Mills]]||Private||B, F, H||21||09/25/1861||Farmer||Adams, IL|| |- |[[William N Mills]]||Private||D, F, H||54||10/03/1861||Farmer||Sumner, TN|| |- |[[Theodore Mitchell]]||Private||M||24||10/31/1862||Farmer||Tennessee|| |- |[[Thomas J Mitchell]]||Captain / Major||C, K, F&S||28||11/15/1861||Merchant||Hamilton, OH|| |- |[[Jonathan Mock]]||Private||B||Abt. 45||10/03/1861||Farmer||Harrison, IN|| |- |[[James Moffatt]]||1st Lieutenant||H||51||09/10/1861||Farmer||Augusta, VA|| |- |[[Francis Montague]]||Private||L||23||09/01/1862||Farmer||Nova Scotia|| |- |[[Peter P Montamat]]||Private||A, E||34||11/15/1862||Carpenter||Monroe, NY|| |- |[[Stephen H Montgomery]]||Private||D, I||30||July 1861||Tailor||Kentucky|| |- |[[William Montgomery]]||Private||B||?||11/16/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Daniel Moore]]||Private||B, C||18||01/01/1863||Farmer||Maury, TN|| |- |[[Evan S Moore]]||Corporal||H||22||09/10/1861||Farmer||Pulaski, KY|| |- |[[Henry Moore]]||Private||D||?||?||?||?|| |- |[[John Moore]]||Private||F||43||02/12/1864||Farmer||Russell, KY|| |- |[[John G Moore]]||Corporal||B||?||08/27/1861||?||?|| |- |[[John L Moore]]||Private||C, H, I||40||10/17/1863||Farmer||Pike, GA|| |- |[[Thomas S Moore]]||Private||K||31||02/24/1862||Farmer||Marion, KY|| |- |[[Thornton P Moore]]||Private||K||18||02/24/1862||Farmer||Illinois|| |- |[[Walter A Moore]]||Sergeant||E, F&S||23||09/09/1861||Merchant||Bronx, NY|| |- |[[William A (or H) Moore]]||Private||I||32||?||Carpenter||Cumberland, PA|| |- |[[William S Moore]]||Corporal||D, I||30||10/27/1861||Farmer||Madison, OH|| |- |[[Henry Moorecamp]]||Private||B||?||09/25/1861||?||?|| |- |[[James Morford]]||Sergeant||D||23||09/24/1861||Farmer||Pickaway, OH|| |- |[[Marion Morrell]]||Corporal||B||?||09/26/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Ambrose D Morris]]||Private||H||18||02/01/1862||Farmer||Butler, OH|| |- |[[Cyrenus Morris]]||Private||G||19||08/22/1861||Farmer||New York City|| |- |[[Fincelious S Morris]]||Sergeant||A||23||09/01/1861||Farmer||Marion, MO|| |- |[[James B Morris]]||Private||B, C||19||11/12/1862||Farmer||Kentucky|| |- |[[John W Morris]]||Private||H||26||08/15/1862||Farmer||Osage, MO|| |- |[[Lorenzo Morris]]||Sergeant||H||32||09/14/1861||Farmer||?|| |- |[[Malen J Morris]]||Private||H||19||09/10/1861||Farmer||Butler, OH|| |- |[[William Morris]]||Private||D||30||10/10/1861||Farmer||Madison, OH|| |- |[[William H H Morris]]||C.S. Sergeant||E||21||09/10/1861||Farmer||Monroe, MO|| |- |[[William J Morris]]||Private||H||30||01/01/1862||Farmer||Butler, OH|| |- |[[James H Morrison]]||Private||I||33||10/31/1862||Cabinet Maker||Philadelphia, PA|| |- |[[Matthew S Morrow]]||Private||C||18||06/13/1862||Farmer||Adams, IL|| |- |[[William Morton]]||Private||A||23||10/11/1861||Farmer||Hart, KY|| |- |[[Abraham Moser]]||Corporal||K||22||12/17/1861||Farmer||Lehigh, PA|| |- |[[Jefferson L Moss]]||Sergeant||B||?||09/19/1861||?||?|| |- |[[George R Motter]]||Private||A||20||08/30/1861||Farmer||Frederick, MD|| |- |[[George W Mouldin]]||2nd Lieutenant||A||?||06/13/1862||?||?|| |- |[[James Mullen]]||Private||B||22||08/08/1864||Laborer||Tyrone, Ireland|| |- |[[James E Mullens]]||Private||H, M||33||09/05/1862||Farmer||Russell, KY|| |- |[[James A Mulligan]]||Private||F, K||17||11/24/1861||Farmer||Pennsylvania|| |- |[[Patrick Mulligan]]||Private||F, K, A, D||21||01/19/1862||Teamster||Ireland|| |- |[[Jacob Murdock]]||Private||B||?||?||?||?|| |- |[[Frank P Murry]]||Private||B, H||19||08/29/1861||Farmer||Illinois|| |- |[[James A Musick]]||Corporal||B||20||08/26/1862||Farmer||Marion, MO|| |- |[[George Muther]]||Sergeant||I||35||01/07/1862||?||Prussia|| |- |[[John H Myer]]||Private||D||36||11/08/1861||Cooper||Germany|| |- |[[Alvah O Myers Sr.]]||Private||F||abt. 53||02/12/1862||Farmer||Montgomery, NY|| |- |[[Alvah O Myers Jr.]]||Sergeant||F||31||01/27/1862||?||?|| |- |[[John Nagel]]||Private||F, K||19||10/25/1861||Farmer||On The Ocean|| |- |[[Henry Nailor]]||Private||B||?||10/25/1861||?||?|| |- |[[JIsaac Nation]]||Private||B, C, D||18||10/10/1861||Farmer||Licking, OH|| |- |[[Jacob Nation]]||Private||B, D||19||12/04/1861||Farmer||Richland, OH|| |- |[[James H Nation]]||Blacksmith||C||22||09/26/1861||Farmer||Sangamon, IL|| |- |[[George Newcomb]]||Sergeant||E||25||09/26/1861||Mason||Norfolk, MA|| |- |[[John Newland]]||Corporal||C||33||03/01/1862||Farmer||Washington, PA|| |- |[[Francis A Newman]]||Sergeant||B||?||08/27/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Samuel Newman]]||Private||B, C||38||10/26/1862||Farmer||Tennessee|| |- |[[Christian Newmyer]]||Musician||E, F&S||46||09/09/1861||Brewer||Strasbourg, France|| |- |[[James H Nichols]]||Private||C, G, L||22||07/24/1862||Farmer||Johnson, IL|| |- |[[Joseph E Norris]]||Private||B, F||28||11/02/1861||?||Sangamon, IL|| |- |[[William Northcut]]||Private||B, K||19||12/06/1863||Farmer||Independence, AR|| |- |[[Charles Norwell]]||Private||I||20||03/24/1862||Farmer||Pike, IL|| |- |[[Simon Nunn]]||Undercook||B, C||24||01/01/1864||Farmer||South Carolina|| |- |[[John O'Brian]]||Private||E, H, I||44||10/06/1861||Soldier||Tipperary, Ireland|| |- |[[Robert E. L. O'Brien]]||Private||C, I||20||01/16/1862||Farmer||Ralls, MO|| |- |[[Arthur O'Hana]]||Saddler||D||25||10/10/1861||Farmer||Franklin, OH|| |- |[[William O'Hara]]||2 M Sergeant||I||30||11/20/1861||Farmer||Philadelphia, PA|| |- |[[Emery Oakes]]||Blacksmith||B||40||12/12/1861||Farmer||Vermont|| |- |[[Antone Ohnersorze]]||Private||A||24||09/20/1861||Shoemaker||Germany|| |- |[[Joseph Oldham]]||Private||E||17||10/11/1861||Farmer||Worth, MO|| |- |[[James Oliver]]||Private||B, K||44||05/01/1862||Farmer||Fairfax, VA|| |- |[[James D Oliver]]||Private||F||22||02/15/1862||Farmer||Fairfax, VA|| |- |[[Theodore Oliver]]||Private||K||18||05/01/1862||Farmer||Fairfax, VA|| |- |[[William H Oliver]]||Private||F, K||20||02/13/1862||Farmer||Fairfax, VA|| |- |[[Jonas Olmstead]]||2nd Lieutenant||G||?||09/04/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Orange H Olmstead]]||Private||G||28||08/21/1861||Farmer||Lafayette, WI|| |- |[[Calvin Orr]]||Private||M||23||08/25/1862||Farmer||Osage, MO|| |- |[[James Samuel Orr*]]||Private||D||21||09/24/1861||Farmer||Posey, IN|| |- |[[Thomas Orton]]||1st Lieutenant||C||25||?||Farmer||Liverpool, England|| |- |[[Benjamin Otten]]||Private||K||20||02/01/1862||Soldier||Ohio|| |- |[[Abraham Overleese]]||Private||L||42||08/01/1862||Farmer||Montgomery, OH|| |- |[[George W Overleese]]||Private||L||34||08/01/1862||Farmer||Montgomery, OH|| |- |[[James Overleese]]||Private||L||40||08/01/1862||Farmer||Montgomery, OH|| |- |[[David Owens]]||Private||C, G, L||18||07/24/1862||Farmer||Johnson, TN|| |- |[[David E Owens]]||Private||I||23||11/28/1861||Miner||Lake, IN|| |- |[[William W Owens]]||Private||M||28||08/25/1862||Farmer||Putnam, IN|| |- |[[John C Paddock]]||Private||H||34||09/10/1861||Farmer||Washington, KY|| |- |[[Andrew B Palmer]]||Blacksmith||H||21||11/20/1861||Blacksmith||Franklin, NY|| |- |[[Benjamin F Pangborn]]||Private||B, K||17||12/12/1863||Farmer||Hancock, IL|| |- |[[Wesley Pangburn]]||Private||K||20||03/10/1862||Cooper||Champaign, OH|| |- |[[William J Parke]]||Private||C||23||02/16/1862||Farmer||Brown, IL|| |- |[[Daniel S Parker]]||Private||G||34||07/26/1862||Farmer||Erie, OH|| |- |[[Daniel W Parker]]||Private||G||23||08/20/1861||Farmer||Chittenden, VT|| |- |[[Frank Parker]]||Private||C, H||27||01/01/1864||Farmer||Addison, VT|| |- |[[George A Parker*]]||Private||G||21||10/02/1861||Farmer||Jo Daviess, IL|| |- |[[Isaac H Parker]]||Private||C, I||26||10/17/1863||Farmer||Cherokee, AL|| |- |[[John Parker]]||Blacksmith||H||27||09/25/1861||Blacksmith||Essex, England|| |- |[[Lorenzo Parker]]||Private||M||19||09/27/1862||Farmer||Reynolds, MO|| |- |[[Ninging Parker]]||Private||B, K||21||08/30/1862||Farmer||Reynolds, MO|| |- |[[Samuel C Parker]]||Private||C, I||18||10/17/1863||Farmer||Cherokee, AL|| |- |[[William F Parker]]||Private||M||22||04/23/1863||Farmer||Philadelphia, PA|| |- |[[William H Parker]]||Private||M||25||10/04/1862||Farmer||Franklin, MO|| |- |[[John Parkinson*]]||Sergeant||A||28||09/23/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Hiram Parrick]]||Private||M||40||09/05/1862||Farmer||Union, KY|| |- |[[William S Parrick*]]||Private||M||19||09/05/1862||Farmer||Wayne, MO|| |- |[[Jesse Parris]]||Private||C||19||10/22/1861||Farmer||Schuyler, IL|| |- |[[Frederick Partain]]||Private||C, I||44||10/28/1863||Miner||Randolph, NC|| |- |[[James W Parrott]]||Sergeant||B, K||23||10/04/1862||Farmer||Carroll, KY|| |- |[[William R Parrott]]||Private||D, F||31||09/24/1861||Cabinet Maker||New Brunswick, Canada|| |- |[[John B Patterson]]||Corporal||D, F||23||11/19/1861||Carpenter||Washington, OH|| |- |[[John A Patterson]]||Private||B||22||08/05/1862||Farmer||Gibson, TN|| |- |[[Benjamin F Payton]]||Sergeant||C||29||10/10/1861||Farmer||Mason, KY|| |- |[[James A Pearcy]]||Private||C, H||20||09/26/1863||Farmer||Kentucky|| |- |[[Samuel Pearcy]]||Private||H||25||09/26/1863||Farmer||Kentucky|| |- |[[George E Peek]]||Musician||C||18||10/01/1861||Clerk||Stark, OH|| |- |[[George W Peek]]||Private||A||17||09/17/1861||Tobbaconist||Boone, KY|| |- |[[John W Peek]]||Private||A||20||09/20/1861||Tobbaconist||Boone, KY|| |- |[[John Pennel]]||Private||C, K||26||10/24/1861||Farmer||Guernsey, OH|| |- |[[Samuel Pennington]]||Private||F, A||24||07/24/1862||Farmer||Pulaski, KY|| |- |[[Henry O Pepoon]]||Corporal||G||18||09/01/1861||Farmer||Lake, OH|| |- |[[Abraham Perkins]]||Private||I||23||12/19/1862||Farmer||Oregon, MO|| |- |[[Joseph Perrin]]||Blacksmith||I||26||09/23/1861||Blacksmith||West Midlands, England|| |- |[[Alexander M Petty]]||Private||C, I||28||12/19/1862||Farmer||Roanoke, VA|| |- |[[Fountain T Phelps]]||Private||H||25||09/10/1861||Farmer||Coles, IL|| |- |[[Seymour Giles Phelps]]||Private||D, G||20||11/23/1861||Farmer||Schuyler, NY|| |- |[[Charles Philips]]||Private||I||28||01/01/1862||Farmer||Vermont|| |- |[[John Phillips]]||Private||M||32||08/30/1862||Farmer||Wilson, TN|| |- |[[Lyman H Phillips]]||Private||G||24||08/15/1861||Blacksmith||Windsor, VT|| |- |[[William R Phillips]]||Private||C, H||22||08/15/1862||?||Blount, TN|| |- |[[Thomas Philpot]]||Sergeant||C||28||10/15/1861||Daguerrean||Ireland|| |- |[[Squire William Pierce]]||Private||G||19||09/11/1861||Farmer||Schoharie, NY|| |- |[[Louis F Pillman]]||Sergeant||L||26||08/01/1862||Carpenter||St. Louis County, MO|| |- |[[William Pinkston]]||Corporal||M||22||09/27/1862||Farmer||Benton, MO|| |- |[[Benson Plymate]]||Private||C||25||10/08/1861||Farmer||Jennings, IN|| |- |[[Thomas W Poindexter]]||Private||F||18||02/20/1863||Farmer||Dent, MO|| |- |[[Harvey J Pollard]]||Private||C, I||23||12/1/1862||Farmer||Weakley, TN|| |- |[[Robert M Pollock]]||Corporal||C||21||10/15/1861||Farmer||Ripley, IN|| |- |[[Francis M Poore]]||Saddler||B||27||12/05/1861||Blacksmith||Woodford, KY|| |- |[[Christopher C Popplewell]]||Private||M||22||09/05/1862||Farmer||Illinois|| |- |[[Elisha V Popplewell]]||Private||M||22||09/05/1862||Farmer||Illinois|| |- |[[Adam C Porter]]||Corporal||C||44||10/01/1861||Farmer||Pickaway, OH|| |- |[[Newton Porter]]||Private||C||24||12/09/1862||Farmer||Barren, KY|| |- |[[Stephen Porter]]||Private||C||43||10/15/1861||Wagon Maker||Jackson, TN|| |- |[[Henderson Potilla]]||Undercook||B, C||32||01/01/1864||Farmer||Granville, NC|| |- |[[John W Potter]]||Vet Surgeon||B, F&S||?||09/11/1861||?||?|| |- |[[William M Potts]]||Private||H||21||09/10/1861||Farmer||Harrison, IN|| |- |[[John Powers]]||Private||C||18||10/01/1861||Farmer||Ireland|| |- |[[Charles Prescott]]||Private||?||23||01/05/1864||Hatter||Philadelphia, PA|| |- |[[George W Priatt]]||Private||C, I||18||11/01/1862||Farmer||Franklin, MO|| |- |[[James E Prichard]]||Private||C, H||38||09/26/1863||Farmer||Posey, IN|| |- |[[Albert F Prickett]]||2nd Lieutenant||F||25||10/03/1861||Farmer||Grant, IN|| |- |[[Jesse L Prickett]]||Corporal||F||21||10/03/1862||Farmer||Grant, IN|| |- |[[James R Priddy]]||Private||C, H||26||09/26/1863||Farmer||Stokes, NC|| |- |[[Timothy Prindle]]||Private||M||20||04/13/1863||Miller||St. Joseph, MI|| |- |[[Joseph N B Pugh]]||Private||A||18||12/30/1863||Farrier||Wood, WV|| |- |[[Thomas Pulliam]]||Private||C, K||32||01/14/1862||Farmer||Pike, IL|| |- |[[George Purvis]]||Private||F||21||11/19/1861||Farmer||Shelby, MO|| |- |[[Robert Purvis]]||Private||B||?||09/12/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Augustus D Putnam]]||2nd Lieutenant||C, H||31||02/29/1864||Farmer||Coos, NH|| |- |[[Elisha Pyatt]]||Private||B, K||23||11/01/1862||Farmer||St. Louis, MO|| |- |[[Jerry Quinlan]]||Private||D, I||30||11/19/1861||Laborer||Tipperary, Ireland|| |- |[[Neil Quinn]]||Private||H, I||30||12/06/1861||Laborer||Tyrone, Ireland|| |- |[[Calvin Radford]]||Private||M||23||10/04/1862||Farmer||Reynolds, MO|| |- |[[Robert Raglan]]||Private||B, C||19||06/18/1864||Farmer||Ontario, Canada|| |- |[[Andrew J Ragsdale]]||Corporal||B, C, H||20||08/14/1862||Farmer||Wilson, TN|| |- |[[Elijah Rankin]]||Private||B, C||18||03/13/1862||Farmer||New York City, NY|| |- |[[John S Rash]]||Private||A, E||21||02/22/1862||Farmer||Lewis, MO|| |- |[[Abner Ray]]||Corporal||L||23||08/15/1862||Farmer||Grainger, TN|| |- |[[Alexander Ray]]||Private||C, H||34||10/03/1863||Farmer||Greenville, SC|| |- |[[Jesse Ray*]]||Private||G||19||07/24/1862||Farmer||Pulaski, MO|| |- |[[Edward Reccord]]||Private||D||24||10/10/1861||Farmer||Ontario, Canada|| |- |[[Rollin Reckard]]||Private||M||34||10/27/1862||Farmer||Rutland, VT|| |- |[[John P Redden]]||Private||H||?||?||?||?|| |- |[[Addison H Reed]]||Private||F||21||10/13/1861||Farmer||Marion, MO|| |- |[[Herbert Reed]]||1st Lieutenant||D, E||27||09/24/1861||Farmer||Orleans, NY|| |- |[[John H Reed]]||Captain||D, F&S||38||0924/1861||Tailor||Virginia|| |- |[[Samuel Reed]]||Private||A, D, F, K||23||01/29/1862||Farmer||Union, IL|| |- |[[Thomas J Reed]]||Private||A, D, F||24||10/03/1862||Farmer||Union, IL|| |- |[[Joseph Reese]]||Private||H||23||09/19/1861||Farmer||Brown, OH|| |- |[[George Reffeit]]||Private||A||25||09/20/1861||Shoemaker||Germany|| |- |[[Alonzo R Remington]]||Private||D||24||09/24/1861||Farmer||Rutland, VT|| |- |[[Nathaniel T Reno]]||Private||C||24||03/13/1862||Farmer||Schuyler, IL|| |- |[[William H Rex]]||Private||B, C||18||02/04/1864||Farmer||Ripley, IN|| |- |[[James W Reynolds]]||Private||G||18||?||Farmer||Hampden, MA|| |- |[[Gustavus Rhine]]||Corporal||E||30||09/16/1862||Machinist||Kanawha, WV|| |- |[[George W Rice]]||Private||G||33||08/20/1861||Brick Maker||Erie, OH|| |- |[[Patrick Rice]]||Private||B||?||09/01/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Ruel D Rice]]||Private||K||35||Physician||12/26/1861||Genesee, NY|| |- |[[William Rich]]||Saddler Sergeant||B, F&S||Abt. 28||02/02/1862||Saddler||Owen, KY|| |- |[[James T Richardson]]||Private||E||40||?||Farmer||Pittsylvania, VA|| |- |[[John G W Richardson]]||Private||A, E||19||01/06/1863||Farmer||Gibson, TN|| |- |[[Daniel R Richey]]||Corporal||C, H||19||01/22/1863||Farmer||Barren, KY|| |- |[[Joseph J Rigg]]||Private||F||22||11/10/1861||Farmer||Washington, PA|| |- |[[Houston Riley]]||Private||M||19||09/01/1862||Farmer||Perry, KY|| |- |[[James Riley]]||Private||B||?||10/02/1861||?||?|| |- |[[John H Riley*]]||Private||M||22||04/26/1863||Soldier||New York City, NY|| |- |[[Christian Ritz]]||Private||I||38||12/25/1861||Tobacconist||Germany|| |- |[[Patrick Roach]]||Private||M||19||02/10/1865||Farmer||Missouri|| |- |[[Thomas J Robb]]||Corporal||K||21||12/26/1861||Farmer||Marion, MO|| |- |[[Isaac N Roberts]]||Private||M||18||08/15/1862||Farmer||Crawford, MO|| |- |[[John Roberts]]||Private||M||25||08/15/1862||Farmer||Washington, MO|| |- |[[Orvelly Roberts]]||Private||A, F||26||08/02/1862||Farmer||Perry, IN|| |- |[[Watson Roberts]]||2nd Lieutenant||A||22||09/10/1861||Farmer||Lawrence, PA|| |- |[[Allen Robertson]]||Sergeant||B, C||21||03/12/1862||Farmer||Washington, IL|| |- |[[George W Robertson]]||2nd Lieutenant||I, K||29||12/15/1861||Carpenter||New York City, NY|| |- |[[John H Robertson]]||Private||K||30||02/25/1862||Stone Mason||Clay, KY|| |- |[[Isaac Robinett]]||Corporal||M||30||09/05/1862||Farmer||Scott, VA|| |- |[[Robert H Robinett]]||Private||M||22||09/27/1862||Farmer||Scott, VA|| |- |[[William H Robinett]]||Private||M||Abt. 20||09/10/1862||Farmer||Scott, VA|| |- |[[Henry Robinson]]||Private||H, M||24||04/14/1863||Farmer||Missouri|| |- |[[John Robinson]]||Private||M||Abt. 21||10/02/1862||Farmer||Missouri|| |- |[[Milus G Robinson]]||Saddler||C||21||10/22/1861||Farmer||Adams, IL|| |- |[[Stephen Robinson]]||Private||L||52||10/10/1862||Farmer||Overton, TN|| |- |[[William S Robinson]]||Private||A, E||18||06/30/1863||Laborer||Missouri|| |- |[[Peter Roelofsz]]||Private||C||21||10/22/1861||Farmer||Holland|| |- |[[Heughlet C Rogers]]||Private||A, E||25||10/18/1861||Laborer||St. John, New Brunswick|| |- |[[Richard T Rogers]]||Private||A||18||09/22/1862||Farmer||Shannon, MO|| |- |[[Valentine Rogers]]||Private||M||18||10/15/1862||Farmer||Gasconade, MO|| |- |[[Adelbert Rohde]]||Private||C, H||20||03/31/1864||Shoemaker||Colberg, Prussia|| |- |[[John Rohmer]]||Private||H||35||09/17/1861||Farmer||France|| |- |[[Daniel Rohr]]||Private||C, H, I||22||10/14/1862||Farmer||Allegheny, PA|| |- |[[Samuel Rohrer]]||Blacksmith||A, B||37||10/01/1861||Blacksmith||Washington, MD|| |- |[[Amos Roles]]||Private||B, K, M||18||01/24/1864||Farmer||Coles, IL|| |- |[[James H Roop]]||Private||H||23||09/10/1861||Farmer||Coles, IL|| |- |[[Ezra C Root]]||Private||D||30||10/10/1861||Boatman||Hamilton, OH|| |- |[[William Rose]]||Private||M||27||09/15/1862||Farmer||Kentucky|| |- |[[Andrew J Ross]]||Private||D, F||32||02/15/1862||Farmer||Brown, OH|| |- |[[Blair W Ross]]||Private||A, D, F, K||24||02/15/1862||Farmer||Brown, OH|| |- |[[George W Ross]]||Private||B, K, M||24||01/28/1864||Farmer||Texas, MO|| |- |[[Robert Ross]]||Corporal||L||26||08/01/1862||Farmer||Athens, OH|| |- |[[Antone Roth]]||Private||K||16||02/12/1862||Teamster||Adams, IL|| |- |[[Lewis Ruble]]||Sergeant||I||20||09/29/1861||Farmer||Centre, PA|| |- |[[Allen P Ruch]]||Private||K||25||12/18/1861||Carpenter||Lehigh, PA|| |- |[[Thomas Russell]]||Private||M||40||02/15/1864||Farmer||Floyd, IN|| |- |[[Arthur Ryall]]||Sergeant||M||23||08/20/1862||Farmer||Ireland|| |- |[[John Ryan]]||2 M Sergeant||C, H||22||09/10/1861|||Laborer||Greene, OH|| |- |[[Michael Ryan]]||Private||H||26||09/18/1861||Laborer||Roscammon, Ireland|| |- |[[John Ryner]]||Saddler||H||29||10/01/1861||Saddler||Jefferson, IL|| |- |[[Louis N Sanders]]||Private||M||22||01/08/1863||Farmer||Bullitt, KY|| |- |[[Benjamin F Sanford]]||Corporal||A||26||08/25/1862||Farmer||Marion, MO|| |- |[[Thomas B Sanford]]||Private||A||23||09/03/1861||Farmer||Marion, MO|| |- |[[John Scaggs]]||Sergeant||L||22||08/01/1862||Farmer||Greene, MO|| |- |[[Daniel Schlegel]]||Private||G||31||09/18/1861||Miner||Sevelen, Switzerland|| |- |[[Levi F Schmeck]]||Sergeant||I||27||09/23/1861||Farmer||Montour, PA|| |- |[[Thomas J Schofield]]||Private||A||22||08/25/1862||Farmer||Marion, MO|| |- |[[William Schroder]]||Private||E||31||09/09/1861||Carpenter||Hanover, Germany|| |- |[[John Schultze (Shulsey)]]||Private|| F||39||11/28/1861||Farmer||Germany|| |- |[[John M Scoggan]]||Private||C||18||09/24/1861||?||Lawrence, IN|| |- |[[Morias Scoggan]]||Private||C||42||10/10/1861||Farmer||Shelby, KY|| |- |[[William G Scoggan]]||Private||C||19||09/05/1861||?||Lawrence, IN|| |- |[[Alexander Scott]]||Private||M||18||10/15/1862||Farmer||Miller, MO|| |- |[[Charles Scott]]||Private||A||20||09/20/1861||Moulder||Washington, OH|| |- |[[George Scott]]||Teamster||I||20||10/03/1861||Farmer||Lafayette, WI|| |- |[[George S Scott]]||Private||M||21||10/20/1862||Farmer||Pulaski, MO|| |- |[[Jackson Scott]]||Private||H||22||09/10/1861||Laborer||Coles, IL|| |- |[[James Scott]]||Private||H||18||10/19/1861||Farmer||Coles, IL|| |- |[[John H Scott]]||Private||M||20||10/30/1862||Farmer||Laclede, MO|| |- |[[Moses Scott]]||Private||H||26||01/01/1862||Laborer||Coles, IL|| |- |[[Thomas Scott]]||Private||B||18||11/24/1862||Teamster||England|| |- |[[Thomas Scott]]||Private||A|| 23||09/16/1861||Farmer||Muskingum, OH|| |- |[[William H Scott]]||Corporal||M||45||10/20/1862||Farmer||Kentucky|| |- |[[Royal W Scoville]]||Farrier||C, K||33||10/22/1861||Butcher||Trumbull, OH|| |- |[[John Sears]]||Private||E||18||01/20/1864||Farmer||Bourbon, KY|| |- |[[John M Seaton]]||Private||M||23||08/15/1862||?||Missouri|| |- |[[William M Secrist]]||Corporal||D, F||18||09/24/1861||Farmer||Scioto, OH|| |- |[[Frederick T See]]||Private||A, E, F||22||12/26/1861||Farmer||Marion, MO|| |- |[[George W Seeber]]||Sergeant||B||?||08/27/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Gibson Seely]]||Private||C||29||10/22/1861||Drover||Tompkins, NY|| |- |[[Charles Selbert]]||Private||A||45||03/29/1864||Laborer||Germany|| |- |[[Hiram Selsor]]||Sergeant||K||20||02/01/1862||Soldier||Shelby, MO|| |- |[[John C Senne]]||Private||L||22||09/01/1862||Farmer||Sachsen, Germany|| |- |[[David Settles]]||Private||C||Abt. 22||10/24/1861||Farmer||Fulton, IL|| |- |[[Daniel Shanneyhan]]||Private||B||?||09/25/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Levi D Shaw]]||Sergeant||D||23||10/10/1861||Farmer||Carroll, IN|| |- |[[Jacob P Shawn]]||Private||I||?||?||?||?|| |- |[[Alfred Shedd]]||Private||L||18||08/15/1862||Farmer||Shannon, MO|| |- |[[Paschal R Shelburn]]||Corporal||K||40||01/01/1862||Carpenter||Spencer, KY|| |- |[[David L Shelton]]||Private||E, A||21||10/20/1862||Farmer||Ohio|| |- |[[Francis M Shelton]]||Corporal||M||25||09/05/1862||Farmer||Marion, IL|| |- |[[William H Shelton]]||Private||E||24||10/02/1862||Farmer||Ohio|| |- |[[David A Shepherd]]||Private||C||20||10/08/1861||Farmer||Cumberland, England|| |- |[[Leonard Sherl]]||Corporal||C||27||03/13/1862||Farmer||Schuyler, IL|| |- |[[William E Shields]]||Private||F||18||02/21/1863||Farmer||Iowa, WI|| |- |[[John W Shively*]]||Private||I||23||09/23/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Henry Shockley]]||Private||M||32||08/30/1862||Farmer||Gasconade, MO|| |- |[[August Shoppie]]||Corporal||A||22||09/10/1861||Clerk||Hanover, Germany|| |- |[[Hezekiah D Shults]]||Private||B||24||08/26/1862||Farmer||St. Louis County, MO|| |- |[[A John Shultz]]||Private||D||40||11/28/1861||?||?|| |- |[[George Siggens]]||Private||E||17||09/29/1861||Laborer||Warren, PA|| |- |[[William Simmons]]||Private||I||19||12/25/1861||Farmer||Pike, IL|| |- |[[William S Simms]]||Private||L||28||08/11/1862||Farmer||Monroe, IN|| |- |[[Samuel K Simner]]||Private||F||18||11/19/1861||Farmer||Kentucky|| |- |[[John T Simpkins]]||Private||B, C||18||06/13/1862||Farmer||Pike, IL|| |- |[[Benjamin F Simpson]]||Private||K||22||02/17/1862||Farmer||Adams, IL|| |- |[[Moses Simpson]]||Private||D||27||08/29/1862||Farmer||Osage, MO|| |- |[[Samuel Simpson]]||Private||B, D||30||08/29/1862||Farmer||Osage, MO|| |- |[[William S Sims]]||Private||M||?||08/11/1862||?||?|| |- |[[James Sinclair]]||Private||L||27||08/15/1862||Farmer||Crawford, MO|| |- |[[George W Sinnock]]||Sergeant||B||?||08/27/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Christian Sipel]]||Private||D||21||09/24/1861||Farmer||Bavaria, Germany|| |- |[[George Sites]]||Private||B||38||01/20/1864||Carpenter||Hanover, Germany|| |- |[[William M Skeef]]||Private||I||26||10/17/1863||Farmer||Smith, TN|| |- |[[James M Skiles]]||Corporal||B, C||23||03/13/1862||Farmer||Schuyler, IL|| |- |[[William C Skiles]]||Private||B, C||21||03/13/1862||Farmer||Schuyler, IL|| |- |[[Erasmus M Slavin]]||Private||G||28||05/12/1862||Farmer||Marion, MO|| |- |[[William Sleigh]]||Sergeant||D||26||10/09/1861||Painter||Canada|| |- |[[Albert D Sloan]]||Private||B||?||08/27/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Charles M Sloan]]||Private||B||?||09/17/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Ambrose Smith]]||Private||M||18||09/05/1862||Farmer||Douglas, MO|| |- |[[Asberry Smith]]||Private||A||18||09/25/1861||Farmer||Harrison, IN|| |- |[[Benjamin Smith]]||Private||M||22||04/26/1863||Farmer||Illinois|| |- |[[Chauncy Smith]]||Corporal||D||26||09/24/1861||Farmer||Canada|| |- |[[Don A Smith]]||Corporal||A, E||21||09/01/1862||Striker||Hancock, IL|| |- |[[Edmond B Smith]]||Private||C, G, L||22||12/26/1862||Farmer||Boyle, KY|| |- |[[Enoch W Smith]]||Private||F||25||10/29/1862||Farmer||Overton, TN|| |- |[[Frank S Smith]]||Private||G||20||03/01/1862||Farmer||Michigan|| |- |[[George Smith]]||Private||B, D||18||12/04/1861||Farmer||Pickaway, OH|| |- |[[George Smith*]]||Private||F||19||10/12/1863||Farmer||Tennessee|| |- |[[Henry C Smith]]||Private||A, E||40||08/01/1862||Carpenter||Lancaster, SC|| |- |[[James Smith]]||Private||L||22||08/01/1862||Farmer||Caldwell, KY|| |- |[[James S Smith]]||Private||M||19||09/15/1862||Farmer||Illinois|| |- |[[Jesse B Smith]]||Private||L||36||11/09/1862||Doctor||Washington, MO|| |- |[[John Smith]]||Sergeant||I||26||09/23/1861||Farmer||Mercer, PA|| |- |[[John Smith]]||Private||?||29||08/08/1864||Barkeeper||Dublin, Ireland|| |- |[[Samuel Smith]]||Undercook||A||21||03/07/1864||Farmer||Dallas, AR|| |- |[[Sylvanus Smith]]||Private||B||?||09/25/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Wesley P Smith]]||Private||D||18||10/10/1861||Farmer||Piatt, IL|| |- |[[William A Smith]]||Private||C, H||19||09/26/1863||Farmer||Stoddard, MO|| |- |[[William G Smith]]||Blacksmith||C||34||10/17/1861||Blacksmith||Rowan, NC|| |- |[[William R Smith]]||Private||L||24||08/01/1862||Farmer||Caldwell, KY|| |- |[[Henry Snibley]]||Private||E||25||09/07/1861||Plasterer||Bedford, PA|| |- |[[Thomas Snodgrass]]||Private||D||25||10/10/1861||Farmer||Whitley, IN|| |- |[[James Snow]]||Private||F||17||05/09/1862||Farmer||Knox, MO|| |- |[[John W Snow]]||Private||G||19||08/25/1861||Farmer||New York|| |- |[[Richard Snow]]||Private||A, D, F, K||19||05/09/1862||Farmer||Knox, MO|| |- |[[Ambrose A Snyder]]||Private||C, G||18||11/23/1861||Farmer||Brockville, Ontario|| |- |[[Frederick A Snyder]]||Private||C, D, G||18||11/23/1861||Farmer||Brockville, Ontario|| |- |[[Jacob Snyder]]||2nd Lieutenant||D||28||09/24/1861||Tailor||Jefferson, TN|| |- |[[John Snyder]]||Private||I||21||10/21/1861||Farmer||Adams, IN|| |- |[[Harrison C Souder]]||Corporal||C, H||24||08/15/1862||Miller||Washington, IN|| |- |[[George W Spahr]]||Sergeant||I||37||09/23/1861||Printer||Perry, OH|| |- |[[Francis M Sparks]]||Private||B, K||30||08/05/1862||Farmer||Jackson, IN|| |- |[[DeWitt C Spaulding]]||Private||C, D, G||26||11/23/1861||Sailor||Shelby, TN|| |- |[[Benjamin F Spease]]||Sergeant||F||25||10/03/1861||Farmer||Mifflin, PA|| |- |[[David S Spence]]||Private||H||26||09/16/1861||Carpenter||Fountain, IN|| |- |[[George W Spencer]]||Private||K||24||08/02/1862||Farmer||Poinsett, AR|| |- |[[James M Spencer]]||Private||K||29||08/05/1862||Farmer||Monroe, MS|| |- |[[Jacob Spire]]||Corporal||L||24||09/25/1862||Farmer||Germany|| |- |[[Michael Spotts*]]||Private||I||18||09/23/1861||?||?|| |- |[[William H Spradling]]||Private||L||19||08/04/1862||Farmer||Kentucky|| |- |[[Reuben St. John]]||Private||A, E||17||09/09/1861||Farmer||Geauga, OH|| |- |[[Robert St. John]]||Sergeant||E||25||09/19/1861||Farmer||Ohio|| |- |[[John P Staker]]||Sergeant||C||24||09/05/1861||Farmer||Canada|| |- |[[Levi B Stearns]]||Corporal||D||18||10/10/1861||Carpenter||Champaign, IL|| |- |[[William Stearns]]||Sergeant||A||26||09/16/1861||Carpenter||New York|| |- |[[Jesse J Steel]]||Private||K||19||12/01/1861||Farmer||Pike, IL|| |- |[[Lawrence A Steeman]]||Private||K||28||01/17/1862||Farmer||England|| |- |[[Hiram C Stephens]]||Private||A||23||06/13/1862||Blacksmith||Lewis, MO|| |- |[[James J Stephens]]||Private||C||18||10/15/1861||Farmer||New York|| |- |[[John Stephenson]]||Private||M||17||09/15/1862||Farmer||Missouri|| |- |[[John P Sterling]]||Private||D||21||09/24/1861||Farmer||Ross, OH|| |- |[[John R Stewart]]||Private||C||21||09/09/1861||Farmer||Lee, IA|| |- |[[Samuel Stilley]]||Private||E||41||02/29/1864||Laborer||Monmouth, NJ|| |- |[[William Stonebraker]]||Private||B, C, D||19||01/27/1862||Farmer||Fountain, IN|| |- |[[John H Stores]]||Private||A||28||08/30/1861||Engineer||Herkimer, NY|| |- |[[Eli Stoughton]]||Private||H||37||11/04/1861||Blacksmith||New York|| |- |[[Andrew J Stout]]||Private||C, G||22||07/25/1862||Farmer||Delaware, IN|| |- |[[Allen D Streeter]]||Private||I, K||30||10/15/1861||Doctor||Allegany, NY|| |- |[[John P Strevey]]||Private||B, D||21||09/24/1861||Farmer||Franklin, OH|| |- |[[John H Stricklin]]||Private||I||17||08/16/1862||Farmer||Dent, MO|| |- |[[Gerrard S Strong]]||Private||A||16||05/08/1862||?||Missouri|| |- |[[Elisha S Strutton]]||Sergeant||M||22||10/02/1862||Carpenter||Burke, NC|| |- |[[William H Sturgeon]]||Private||F||19||11/04/1862||Farmer||Alabama|| |- |[[Edward Sturgis]]||Sergeant||B||?||10/01/1861||?||?|| |- |[[John Sullivan]]||Private||D, H, I||28||01/27/1862||Stone Cutter||Limerick, Ireland|| |- |[[Michael Sullivan]]||Private||H||36||10/18/1861||Boatman||Limerick, Ireland|| |- |[[Lycurgus G Sutherland]]||Private||D||31||09/09/1861||Painter||Wood, WV|| |- |[[William Sutton]]||Private||I||18||09/23/1861||Farmer||Jo Daviess, IL|| |- |[[John A Suverly]]||Saddler Sergeant||B, F&S||35||01/20/1864||Farmer||Washington, OH|| |- |[[John Sweat]]||Private||B, C||29||08/13/1863||Farmer||Walton, GA|| |- |[[Havilla Sykes]]||Sergeant||D, F||24||10/19/1861||Farmer||Shelby, MO|| |- |[[James Tabor]]||Private||D||23||09/24/1861||Farmer||Clinton, NY|| |- |[[Charles W Taft]]||Saddler||A, E||20||09/17/1861||Farmer||Oneida, NY|| |- |[[Simon F Taft]]||Private||K||29||11/10/1861||Horticulturer||Oneida, NY|| |- |[[Philander Tallman]]||Private||E||22||09/10/1861||Laborer||Chautauqua, NY|| |- |[[Basil L Talman]]||Private||B||?||09/19/1861||?||?|| |- |[[William H Tandy]]||Corporal||F||26||10/03/1861||Farmer||Carroll, KY|| |- |[[George Tarry]]||Private||B, D, E||18||10/18/1861||Soldier||Madison, IN|| |- |[[James Tash]]||Private||F||21||07/23/1862||Farmer||Madison, MO|| |- |[[William Tasker]]||1st Lieutenant||I||?||09/23/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Abner Taylor]]||Private||A, E||29||10/12/1861||Carpenter||North Carolina|| |- |[[Charles Taylor]]||Private||L||25||10/14/1862||Saddler||England|| |- |[[David B Taylor]]||Private||H||26||09/10/1861||Farmer||Coles, IL|| |- |[[Henry G Taylor]]||Corporal / Farrier||A, E||24||10/01/1861||Farmer||Lee, IA|| |- |[[John Taylor]]||Private||M||21||03/01/1863||Laborer||Ireland|| |- |[[John A Taylor]]||Private||B, D||21||09/14/1862||Farmer||Crawford, MO|| |- |[[John C Taylor]]||Private||E||19||09/16/1861||Farmer||Fulton, IL|| |- |[[John L Taylor]]||Surgeon||F&S||39||09/10/1861||?||?|| |- |[[William B L Taylor]]||Private||L||22||08/31/1862||Farmer||Gasconade, MO|| |- |[[William Tennell (Sennell)]]||Corporal||B, C||24||02/24/1864||Carpenter||Marion, MO|| |- |[[Thomas Terry]]||Private||I||43||10/17/1863||Farmer||Chester, SC|| |- |[[John Thomas]]||Private||K||24||02/01/1862||Farmer||Franklin, OH|| |- |[[John W Thomas]]||Private||M||23||05/13/1863||Farmer||Camden, MO|| |- |[[William Thomas]]||Private||K||19||02/24/1862||Farmer||Franklin, OH|| |- |[[William R Thomas]]||Corporal||M||27||10/10/1862||Farmer||Camden, MO|| |- |[[DeWitt C Thompson]]||Corporal||E||21||10/17/1861||Farmer||Cayuga, NY|| |- |[[John Thompson]]||Sergeant||M||24||08/21/1862||Farmer||Edmonson, KY|| |- |[[John Thompson]]||Private||D||35||09/24/1861||Printer||Indiana, PA|| |- |[[John E Thompson]]||Private||E||23||10/16/1861||Farmer||Marshall, IN|| |- |[[John H Thompson]]||Private||B, C||19||06/14/1862||Farmer||Schuyler, IL|| |- |[[Norman B Thompson]]||Private||I||23||10/23/1861||Farmer||Knox, OH|| |- |[[Samuel W Thompson]]||Private||A||27||11/21/1861||Carpenter||Hamilton, OH|| |- |[[William A Thompson]]||Private||M||22||09/05/1862||Farmer||Green, KY|| |- |[[William D Thompson]]||Corporal||I||16||12/31/1861||Farmer||Delaware, NY|| |- |[[William H Thompson]]||Corporal||I||22||10/23/1861||Farmer||Knox, OH|| |- |[[William R Thoroughman]]||Sergeant||B||Abt. 59||09/05/1861||Farmer||Mason, KY|| |- |[[George Thralls*]]||Private||B||?||10/02/1861||?||?|| |- |[[James Thralls]]||Private||B||?||10/02/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Thomas R Thrasher]]||Private||H||43||02/01/1862||Farmer||Clark, OH|| |- |[[William H Thurber]]||Private||?||?||?||?||?|| |- |[[Myron S Thurston]]||Bugler||G||27||08/22/1861||Farmer||Chittenden, VT|| |- |[[John Tierney]]||Private||I, D||23||11/23/1861||Laborer||Waterford, Ireland|| |- |[[William E Tinkler]]||Private||D||19||06/03/1862||Farmer||Jo Daviess, IL|| |- |[[George W Tolbert]]||Private||L||?||?||?||?|| |- |[[Leander M Tolbert]]||Private||L||?||?||?||?|| |- |[[Thomas M Tolbert]]||Private||L||?||?||?||?|| |- |[[William E Tolbert]]||Private||L||?||?||?||?|| |- |[[Samuel J Tompkins]]||Waggoner||G||38||08/09/1861||Blacksmith||Ulster, NY|| |- |[[Walter Tones]]||Private||A||24||08/30/1861||?||Durham, England|| |- |[[John C Towson]]||Corporal||B||?||08/27/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Leonard R Tracy]]||Corporal||C||34||10/01/1861||Farmer||Sangamon, IL|| |- |[[Benjamin D Travis]]||Private||D||20||09/20/1861||Farmer||Hancock, OH|| |- |[[Henry Trevitts]]||Corporal||G||42||08/27/1861||Farmer||Pennsylvania|| |- |[[Benjamin F Triplett]]||Captain||A||47||09/08/1861||Carpenter||Franklin, KY|| |- |[[William Trosper]]||Private||B||?||10/01/1861||?||?|| |- |[[C Marion Trout]]||Private||C, I||32||09/27/1862||Miner||Calloway, KY|| |- |[[Henry Troutman]]||Private||B, K||28||08/18/1862||Farmer||Tennessee|| |- |[[Robert A Troutman]]||Private||B, K||17||08/08/1862||Farmer||Dent, MO|| |- |[[William A Trusley]]||Private||M||36||09/27/1862||Farmer||Hawkins, TN|| |- |[[George W Tucker]]||Private||C, H||18||10/12/1863||Farmer||Perry, TN|| |- |[[Hibbard A Tucker]]||Sergeant||C, H, I||17||10/23/1861||Farmer||Geauga, OH|| |- |[[Ralph H Tucker]]||Private||B||?||09/18/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Willard B Tucker]]||Private||B||Abt. 23||02/19/1862||Carpenter||Rensselaer, NY|| |- |[[James M Turner]]||Corporal||A||28||09/10/1861||Carpenter||Marion, MO|| |- |[[Madison Turner]]||Private||A||18||01/26/1864||Farmer||Shelby, MO|| |- |[[Almon P Tuttle]]||Private||I||19||10/08/1861||Farmer||Lafayette, WI|| |- |[[Lorenzo D Twitty*]]||Private||L||18||09/01/1862||Farmer||Texas, MO|| |- |[[Rufus J Tyhurst]]||Sergeant||B||?||09/19/1861||?||?|| |- |[[George Tyler]]||Private||I||25||09/12/1861||Farmer||Buckingham, England|| |- |[[Henry B Tyler]]||Private||K||31||02/01/1862||Farmer||Erie, PA|| |- |[[Artemas F Tyrrell]]||2 M Sergeant||G||27||08/27/1861||Farmer||Windsor, VT|| |- |[[Horace B Tyrrell]]||Sergeant||G||19||08/16/1861||Farmer||Windsor, VT|| |- |[[Michael Umstaldt]]||Private||C, E, A||19||12/02/1861||Farmer||Monroe, IN|| |- |[[James A Underwood]]||Private||C, H||18||08/25/1862||Farmer||Franklin, MO|| |- |[[Thomas Uren (Wren)]]||Private||I||23||09/23/1861||Farmer||England|| |- |[[Frank Vaden]]||Private||B||Abt. 32||10/01/1861||Farmer||Rockingham, NC|| |- |[[William M Vaden]]||Corporal||B||Abt. 26||09/03/1861||Farmer||Lee, VA|| |- |[[Garrett Vandiver]]||Private||B||?||10/01/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Jasper Vandiver]]||Blacksmith||B||21||12/06/1861||Farmer||Illinois|| |- |[[Marion Vandiver]]||Private||B||18||10/05/1862||Farmer||Lewis, MO|| |- |[[Newton Vandiver]]||Private||B||21||01/27/1862||Farmer||Illinois|| |- |[[William Vandiver]]||Private||B||23||02/06/1862||Farmer||Johnson, IN|| |- |[[Enos A Veach]]||Private||C||41||10/20/1861||Farmer||White, IL|| |- |[[Solomon Veach]]||Private||C||28||10/20/1861||Farmer||White, IL|| |- |[[Wiley Veach]]||Private||C||38||10/20/1861||Farmer||White, IL|| |- |[[Franklin Vener]]||Corporal||F||19||10/18/1861||Farmer||Shelby, MO|| |- |[[James H Vestry*]]||Sergeant||B||Abt. 23||08/27/1861||Farmer||Marion, MO|| |- |[[John A Vice]]||Corporal||B||32||11/27/1862||Farmer||Shelby, IN|| |- |[[Finniess B Vick*]]||Private||H, B||21||07/27/1862||Farmer||Graves, KY|| |- |[[James Vick]]||Private||L||18||09/25/1862||Farmer||Fulton, AR|| |- |[[Thomas W Wacaster]]||Private||I||44||10/17/1863||Farmer||North Carolina|| |- |[[Benjamin Waggoner]]||Private||A||22||10/09/1861||Farmer||Adair, KY|| |- |[[Robert M C Waggoner]]||Private||A||24||02/14/1862||Farmer||Adair, KY|| |- |[[James Andrew Wagoner]]||Private||A||19||08/25/1862||Farmer||Adair, KY|| |- |[[John W Wait]]||Private||A||19||09/10/1861||Miller||Adams, IL|| |- |[[George M Walcutt]]||Bugler||B||?||09/19/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Morris Wall]]||Private||F||33||08/08/1864||Carpenter||Ireland|| |- |[[Lafayette Walker]]||Private||H, I||18||11/25/1861||Farmer||Louisa, IA|| |- |[[John I Wallace]]||Private||C||20||09/05/1861||Druggist||Adams, IL|| |- |[[Thomas S Wallace]]||Private||B, D||22||02/29/1864||Soldier||Brown, OH|| |- |[[Moses M Wallingford]]||Private||B, C||18||09/01/1863||Farmer||Gibson, TN|| |- |[[Beoman F Wallingsford]]||Private||C||37||12/13/1862||Farmer||Gibson, TN|| |- |[[Isaac Wallingsford]]||Private||B, C||18||12/13/1862||Farmer||Gibson, TN|| |- |[[George W Walters]]||Private||H||22||09/10/1861||Farmer||Marion, WV|| |- |[[John F Waltman]]||Corporal||H||26||09/21/1861||Farmer||Luzerne, PA|| |- |[[Lafayette B Wamsley]]||Sergeant||K||18||02/03/1862||Farmer||Jefferson, IA|| |- |[[Richard L Ward]]||Private||E||19||10/08/1863||Farmer||Rutherford, TN|| |- |[[General Jackson Ware*]]||Private||L||18||09/01/1862||Farmer||Franklin, MO|| |- |[[Mark Ware]]||Private||L||38||08/01/1862||Farmer||Franklin, MO|| |- |[[Cornelius B Washburn]]||Private||A||23||10/17/1861||Farmer||Montgomery, IN|| |- |[[Cornelius C Washburn]]||Corporal||A||24||09/09/1861||Painter||Brown, OH|| |- |[[Joseph Washburn]]||Private||A||33||10/17/1861||Farmer||Brown, OH|| |- |[[Vincent R Washburn]]||Private||A||48||09/17/1861||Gunsmith||Brown, OH|| |- |[[George X Wathan]]||Private||E||22||09/18/1861||Shoemaker||Marion, KY|| |- |[[Primus Watkins]]||Undercook||K||45||01/25/1864||Laborer||Richmond, VA|| |- |[[William Watkins]]||Private||D||21||09/24/1861||Fireman||Albany, NY|| |- |[[Elizabeth Watts]]||Matron||?||?||01/28/1863||?||?|| |- |[[William A Watts]]||Hospital Steward||A, F&S||45||01/25/1862||Merchant||Brunswick, VA|| |- |[[Addison Way]]||Corporal||G||27||09/01/1861||Farmer||Wayne, IN|| |- |[[Levi M Way]]||Private||G||22||09/02/1861||Farmer||Wayne, IN|| |- |[[William H Way]]||Private||G||20||12/10/1861||Farmer||Wayne, IN|| |- |[[Joseph Weaver]]||1st Lieutenant||C, H||21||09/10/1861||Carpenter||Coles, IL|| |- |[[Franklin B Webb]]||Private||M||19||04/20/1864||Farmer||Crawford, MO|| |- |[[Isaac Webb]]||Private||F, D||19||09/24/1861||Farmer||Pickaway, OH|| |- |[[William Weight]]||Private||E||17||09/10/1861||Farmer||Pickaway, OH|| |- |[[John Welch]]||Private||?||30||03/19/1864||Laborer||Ireland|| |- |[[Holdridge Wells]]||Private||C||20||09/24/1861||Farmer||Adams, IL|| |- |[[Jacob W Wells]]||Private||M||18||10/09/1862||Farmer||Washington, MO|| |- |[[William D Wells]]||Private||I||18||12/12/1861||Farmer||Dane, WI|| |- |[[Frederick William Wenzel]]||Private||L||38||08/25/1862||Carpenter||Reichenbach, Prussia|| |- |[[Peter Werly]]||Sergeant||C, I||21||04/05/1862||Artist||Washington D.C. || |- |[[Oscar H Wernick]]||Private||A, K||20||08/30/1861||Printer||Missouri|| |- |[[John J Wessels]]||Bugler||C||21||09/17/1861||Farmer||Hanover, Germany|| |- |[[Edward W West]]||Private||G||24||09/02/1861||Farmer||Susquehanna, PA|| |- |[[Francis M West]]||Private||M||22||10/25/1862||Farmer||Missouri|| |- |[[Thomas W West]]||Private||M||24||09/08/1862||Farmer||Camden, MO|| |- |[[William H Weston]]||Private||C, H, I||18||10/17/1863||Farmer||Jackson, AL|| |- |[[Francis G Wetherbee]]||1st Sergeant||B||?||09/17/1861||?||?|| |- |[[Hezekiah Wheeler]]||Private||G||?||05/12/1862||Farmer||?|| |- |[[Andrew J Wheelock]]||Private||G||27||09/04/1861||Sailor||Jefferson, NY|| |- |[[George W Whipple]]||Private||H, I||16||12/26/1861||Laborer||Germany|| |- |[[Benjamin F Whitaker*]]||Private||A||18||03/29/1864||Farmer||Marion, MO|| |- |[[Joseph Whitaker]]||Private||A||18||08/27/1862||Farmer||Marion, MO|| |- |[[Benjamin 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Wilcox]]||Captain||F||25||10/13/1861||Teacher||Cortland, NY|| |- |[[Timothy M Wilcox]]||Captain||G||?||?||?||?|| |- |[[Richard Wilde]]||Corporal||I||26||10/23/1861||?||Dubuque, IA|| |- |[[James M Wilkinson]]||Sergeant||G||20||09/15/1861||Farmer||Jo Daviess, IL|| |- |[[Albert Williams]]||Private||L||20||08/01/1862||Farmer||Bond, IL|| |- |[[Charles J Williams]]||2nd Lieutenant||M||?||?||?||?|| |- |[[John W Williams]]||Private||G||22||09/16/1861||Farmer||Wayne, KY|| |- |[[Millard D Williams]]||Private||C||23||10/18/1861||Farmer||Pickaway, OH|| |- |[[Rich Williams]]||Sad. 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== Timeline == '''18 Oct 1881''': Marriage of [[Bernes-12|James Bernes]] of 4 Donovans Lane, Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland
'''28 Aug 1884''': Birth of [[Roche-1957|James Roche]] in 4 Donovans Lane, Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland
'''09 May 1886''': Birth of [[Roche-1958|Mary Catherine Roche]] in 3 Donovans Lane, Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland
'''01 Dec 1886''': Death of [[Roche-1958|Mary Catherine Roche]] in 4 Donovans Lane, Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland
'''17 Jul 1887''': Birth of [[Roche-1959|Thomas Roche]] in 4 Donovans Lane, Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland
'''16 May 1889''': Birth of [[Roche-1960|Mary Rosanna Roche]] in 4 Donovans Lane, Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland
'''27 Nov 1890''': Birth of [[Roche-1961|Rosanna Roche]] in 4 Donovans Lane, Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland
'''27 Nov 1890''': Death of [[Moran-5444|Mary (Moran) Roche]] in 4 Donovans Lane, Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland
'''01 Dec 1890''': Death of [[Roche-1961|Rosanna Roche]] in 4 Donovans Lane, Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland
'''26 Oct 1894''': Birth of Rose Catherine McCann in 4 Donovans Lane, Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland
'''30 May 1897''': Marriage of [[Roche-1945|Charles Roche]] of 4 Donovans Lane, Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland
'''16 Sep 1898''': Birth of [[Roche-1962|Ellen Roche]] in 4 Donovans Lane, Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland
'''10 Nov 1899''': Death of [[Roche-1962|Ellen Roche]] in 4 Donovans Lane, Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland
'''10 Mar 1900''': Birth of [[Roche-1963|Anne Roche]] in 4 Donovans Lane, Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland
'''21 Oct 1900''': Marriage of [[Roche-1954|William Roche]] of 4 Donovans Lane, Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland
'''31 Mar 1901''': Census of Ireland in 4 Donovans Lane, Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland

'''Residents of a house 4.1 in Donovans Lane (Merchants Quay, Dublin)''' {| border="1" cellpadding="4" |- bgcolor=#E1F0B4 | Name || Relation || Status || Sex || Age || Occupation || Birth Place |- | [[Roche-1945|Charles Roche]] || Head || Married || M || 52 || Poulterer || Dublin |- | [[Ward-35993|Rosanna Roche]] || Wife || Married || F || 40 || Fowl Dealer || Dublin |- | [[Roche-1955|Charles Roche]] || Son || Single || M || 19 || Labourer || Dublin |- | [[Roche-1959|Thomas Roche]] || Son || Single || M || 14 || Scholar || Dublin |- | [[Roche-1960|Mary Roche]] || Daughter || Single || F || 12 || Scholar || Dublin |- | [[Roche-1963|Anne Roche]] || Daughter || || F || 1 || || Dublin |} '''Residents of a house 4.2 in Donovans Lane (Merchants Quay, Dublin)''' {| border="1" cellpadding="4" |- bgcolor=#E1F0B4 | Name || Relation || Sex || Age || Occupation || Birth Place |- | Michael Mc Cann || Husband || M || 38 || General Man || Co Meath |- | Annie Mc Cann || Wife || F || 37 || Linen Weaver || Crumlin, Co Dublin |- | Patrick Mc Cann || Son || M || 18 || Labourer || Dublin City |- | Mary Annie Mc Cann || Daughter || F || 13 || School Girl || Dublin City |- | James Mc Cann || Son || M || 9 || School Boy || Dublin City |} '''Residents of a house 4.3 in Donovans Lane (Merchants Quay, Dublin)''' {| border="1" cellpadding="4" |- bgcolor=#E1F0B4 | Name || Relation || Status || Sex || Age || Occupation || Birth Place |- | Owen Whelan || Head || Married || M || 50 || General Labourer || Dublin City |- | Margaret Whelan || Wife || Married || F || 45 || || Dublin City |} '''Residents of a house 4.4 in Donovans Lane (Merchants Quay, Dublin)''' {| border="1" cellpadding="4" |- bgcolor=#E1F0B4 | Name || Relation || Status || Sex || Age || Occupation || Birth Place |- | [[Roche-1954|William Roche]] || Head || Married || M || 21 || Sawyer || Dublin |- | [[Poole-8399|Charlotte Roche]] || Wife || Married || F || 20 || No Occupation || Dublin |- | George Poole || Boarder || Single || M || 17 || Labourer || Dublin |} '''17 Jun 1903''': Birth of [[Roche-1964|Rosanna Roche]] in 4 Donovans Lane, Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland
'''26 Jul 1903''': Marriage of [[Finn-2078|Elizabeth Finn]] of 4 Donovans Lane, Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland

Avon Ontario Canada original family pioneer homesteader Bottom; James Row with his son Robert Earle Row Upper Left Harold Row with his son Howard Earl Row Upper Right Edith Row with her son Kenneth Williamson Ken Williamson owned the Avon Mill James Row owned the Village General Store Documents show horse breeder coming from the UK for a Shire breed from the UK ]http://www.shire-horse.org.uk/]{https://www.canadianshirehorse.com/] During the research is says that postal services, Lake Whitaker and blacksmith was in the next village over called Harrietsville. Originally there was a Cheese Factory in Harrietsville created during the time of the Fenian Raids. Earl Row continued to work with horses in the 1970's. Some records show that the Whaley family and the Row family were involved in building in the area including the Dorchester Mill. The Stirton House at Fanshawe Pioneer Village once belonged to a Row family member. Earl son of James sister Clara was involved with the United Church. She also worked with her father at the General Store Putnam Rd.

[U.S. Congress, ''The Public Statutes at Large of the United States of America, 1789-1873'', 17 vols. (Washington, D.C.: [various publishers], 1845-73), 15: 235-237, 27 July 1868, 'An Act Relating to Pensions', chap. 264; image copy, ''Library of Congress'' ([https://www.loc.gov/resource/llsalvol.llsal_015/?sp=269 https://www.loc.gov/resource/llsalvol.llsal_015/?sp=269]] : accessed 13 November 2023)] [See [[Space:Laws_Relating_To_Civil_War|Laws relating to the U.S. Civil War]]]

'CHAP. CCLXIV.--''An Act relating to Pensions''.

''Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled'', That the laws granting pensions to the hereinafter-mentioned dependent relatives of deceased persons leaving neither widow or [''sic''] child entitled to pensions under existing laws, shall be so construed as to give precedence to such relatives in the following order, namely: First, mothers; secondly, fathers; thirdly, orphan brothers and sisters under sixteen years of age, who shall be pensioned jointly if there be more than one: ''Provided'', That if, in any case, the said persons shall have left both father and mother who were dependent upon them, then on the death of the mother the father shall become entitled to a pension commencing from and after the death of the mother; and upon the death of the mother and father the dependent brothers and sisters under sixteen years of age shall jointly become entitled to such pension until they attain the age of sixteen years, respectively, commencing from and after the death of the party who, preceding them, would have been entitled to the same: ''And provided further'', That no pension heretofore awarded shall be affected by anything herein contained.

'SEC. 2. ''And be it further enacted'', That no person shall be entitled to a pension by reason of wounds received, or disease contracted, in the service of the United States, subsequently to the passage of this act, unless the person who was wounded or contracted disease was in the line of duty; and, if in the military service, was at the time actually in the field, or on the march, or at some post, fort, or garrison; or if in the naval service was at the time borne on the books of some ship, or other vessel of the United States, at sea or in harbor, actually in commission, or was on his way, by direction of competent authority, to the United States, or to some other vessel or naval station.

'SEC. 3. ''And be it further enacted'', That so much of the acts approved April sixth, eighteen hundred and thirty-eight, and August twenty-third, eighteen hundred and forty-two, as requires that pension remaining unclaimed for fourteen months after the same have become due, shall be adjusted at the office of the third auditor, is hereby repealed; and the failure of any pensioner to claim his or her pension for a period of three years after the same shall have become due, shall be deemed presumptive evidence that such pension has legally terminated by reason of the pensioner's death, remarriage, recovery from disability, or otherwise, and the pensioner's name shall be stricken from the rolls, subject to the right of restoration to the same on a new application, with evidence satisfactorily accounting for the failure to claim such pension.

'SEC. 4. ''And be it further enacted'', That if any officer, soldier, seaman, or enlisted man has died since the fourth day of March, eighteen hundred and sixty-one, or shall hereafter die, leaving a widow entitled to a pension, and a child or children under sixteen years of age by a former wife, each of said children shall be entitled to receive two dollars per month, to commence from the death of their father and continue until they severally attain the age of sixteen years, to be paid to the guardian of such child or children for their use and benefit: ''Provided, however'', That in all cases where such widow is charged with the care, custody, and maintenance of such child or children, the said sum of two dollars per month for each of said children sahll be paid to her for and during the time she is, or may have been, so charged with the care, custody, and maintenance of such child or children, subject to the same conditions, provisions, and limitations as if they were her own children by her said deceased husband.

'SEC. 5. ''And be it further enacted'', That in all cases where an increased pension has been or may hereafter be granted to any widow or guardian of the children under sixteen years of age of a deceased soldier or sailor under an act entitled "An act increasing the pensions of widows, and for [page 236] other purposes," approved July twenty-fifth, eighteen hundred and sixty-six, or any subsequent act, such widow, or the guardian of such children, shall not be deprived of such increase by reason of any child or children of such deceased soldier or sailor being the inmate of any home, orphan's asylum, or other public or private charitable institution organized for the care and education of soldiers' orphans under the laws of any of the States, or in any school or institution where such orphan may in whole or in part be maintained or educated at the expense of a State, or of the public.

'SEC. 6. ''And be it further enacted'', That all pensions which have been granted in consequence of death occurring or disease contracted, or wounds received, since the fourth day of March, eighteen hundred and sixty-one, or may hereafter be granted, shall commence from the discharge or from the death of the person on whose account the pension has been or shall hereafter be granted: ''Provided'', That the application for such pension has been or shall hereafter be, filed with the Commissioner of Pensions within five years after the right thereto shall have accrued; except that applications by or in behalf of insane persons and children under sixteen years of age may be filed after the expiration of the said five years, if previously thereto they were without guardians or other proper legal representatives.

'SEC. 7. ''And be it further enacted'', That immediately upon the passage of this act, or as soon thereafter as may be practicable, it shall be the duty of the commissioner of pensions to give public notice of the contents of the foregoing section, particularly at the offices of the several pension agencies; and upon any application by letter or otherwise for or on behalf of any person entitled to the benefit of its provisions, or upon any notification that such person is so entitled, to pay or cause to be paid to him all such arrears of pensions as he may be entitled to under the provisions of the said section; and no claim agent or other person shall be entitled to receive any compensation for services in making application for the arrears of pension under this and the preceding section.

'SEC. 8. ''And be it further enacted'', That section eleven of an act entitled "An act supplementary to the several acts relating to pensions," approved June six, eighteen hundred and sixty-six, be amended and re-enacted so as to read as follows: "That if any officer, soldier, or seaman shall have died of wounds received or of disease contracted in the line of duty in the military or naval service of the United States, leaving a widow and a child or children under the age of sixteen years, and it shall be duly certified under seal, by any court having probate jurisdiction, that satisfactory evidence has been produced before such court that the widow aforesaid has abandoned the care of such child or children, or is an unsuitable person, by reason of immoral conduct, to have the custody of the same, or on presentation of satisfactory evidence thereof to the commissioner of pensions, then no pension shall be allowed to such widow until said child or children shall have severally become sixteen years of age, any previous enactment to the contrary notwithstanding, and the child or children aforesaid shall be pensioned in the same manner as if no widow had survived the said officer, soldier, or seaman; and such pension may be paid to the regularly authorized guardians of such child or children."

'SEC. 9. ''And be it further enacted'', That section six of an act entitled "An act supplementary to the several acts relating to pensions," approved June six, eighteen hundred and sixty-six, be, and the same is hereby, amended and re-enacted, so as to read as follows: That if any person entitled to a pension has died since March fourth, eighteen hundred and sixty-one, or shall hereafter die while an application for such pension is pending, leaving no widow and no child under sixteen years of age, his or her heirs or legal representatives shall be entitled to receive the accrued pension to which the applicant would have been entitled had the certificate been issued before his or her death.

'[page 237] SEC. 10. ''And be it further enacted'', That the remarriage of any widow or dependent mother, otherwise entitled to a pension prior to the application therefor, or to the issue of a pension certificate to her, shall not debar her right to a pension for the period elapsing from the death of her husband or son, on account of whose services and death she may claim a pension, to her remarriage: ''Provided, however,'' That nothing in this section shall be construed to repeal or modify the fourth section of an act entitles "An act supplementary to the several acts granting pensions," approved March third, eighteen hundred and sixty-five.

'SEC. 11. ''And be it further enacted'', That the provisions of the ninth section of an act approved * July fourth, eighteen hundred and sixty-four, entitled "An act supplementary to 'An act to grant pensions,'" are hereby continued in force for five years from the fourth day of July, eighteen hundred and sixty-seven.

'SEC. 12. ''And be it further enacted'', That section one of an act entitled "An act supplementary to the several acts relating to pensions," approved June six, eighteen hundred and sixty-six, shall be so construed as to secure to every person entitled by law before the passage of said act to a less pension than twenty-five dollars per month, who while in the military or naval service and in the line of duty, or in consequence of wounds received or disease contracted therein, having only one eye, shall have lost the same, a pension of twenty-five dollars per month.

'SEC. 13. ''And be it further enacted'', That the third section of an act entitled "An act increasing the pensions of widows and orphans, and for other purposes," approved July twenty-fifth, eighteen hundred and sixty-six shall be so construed as to place all pensioners whose right thereto accrued subsequently to the war of the Revolution, and prior to the fourth day of March, eighteen hundred and sixty-one, on the same footing, as to rate of pension, from and after the passage of said act, as those who have been pensioned under acts passed since said fourth day of March, eighteen hundred and sixty-one; and the widows of revolutionary soldiers and sailors now receiving a less sum shall hereafter be paid at the rate of eight dollars per month.

'SEC. 14. ''And be it further enacted'', That all officers in the military or naval service, of the rank of captain in the army or lieutenant in the navy, and of less rank, who have lost a leg or arm in such service and in the line of duty, or in consequence of wounds received or disease contracted therein, shall be entitled to receive an artificial limb on the same terms as privates in the army are now entitled to receive the same.

'SEC. 15. ''And be it further enacted'', That in all cases pensions heretofore or hereafter granted by special acts of Congress shall be subject to be varied in amount according to the provisions and limitations of the pension laws.

'SEC. 16. ''And be it further enacted'', That all acts and parts of acts inconsistent with the foregoing provisions of this act be, and the same are hereby, repealed.

'APPROVED, July 27, 1868.'

This was the home of Roger Winans (Winans-206) and his family from Fall, 1944 until about 1959. Mom and Dad Winans moved here from Battle Creek, Michigan, because "we didn't want to raise our boys in the city". [https://www.google.com/maps/@42.714102,-85.212167,3a,75y,287.02h,87.65t/data=!3m4!1e1!3m2!1sGtsSLDeMC3zB01h2bausUA!2e0]

=== Census 1911 === '''44 Bedford Square''' {| border="1" cellpadding="4" |- bgcolor=#E1F0B4 | Name || Relation || Status || Sex || Age || Occupation || Birth Place |- | Philip Edward Morrell || Head || Married || M || 40 || Solicitor (retired) || Oxford |- | Ottoline Violet Anne Morrell || Wife || Married || F || 37 || || London (Portman Square) |- | Julian Ottoline Morrell || Daughter|| || F || 4 || || London (St Giles in the Fields) |- | Henry Lamb || Visitor || M || || 27 || Artist (painter) || Adelaide, South Australia |- | Mildred Ethel Townshend || Servant || F || Single || 31 || Nurse (Domestic) || Dublin |- | Annie Everett || Servant || F || Single || 31 || Housemaid (Domestic) || Messing : Essex |- | Edith Baldwin || Servant || F || Single || 27 || Cook (domestic) || Slough :Bucks |- | Elizabeth Flower || Servant || F || Single || 23 || Under-housemaid (domestic) || Bethnal Green (London) |- | Elsie Woodley || Servant || F || Single || 18 || Kitchenmaid (domestic) || Newbury Berks |- | Gertrude Graham|| Servant || F || Single || 24 || Parlourmaid (domestic) || Pontefract Yorkshire |- | Kathleen Brenton || Servant || F || Single || 24 || Lady's maid || London Park Lane |} '''1911 Census''': "1911 England Census"
The National Archives of the UK (TNA); Kew, Surrey, England; Census Returns of England and Wales, 1911
{{Ancestry Sharing|27278833|7ed36f}} - {{Ancestry Record|2352|197185|uk}} (accessed 2 February 2022)

'''Occupants'''
1901 Emily Castwell
Ethel Castwell
Harry Castwell
Lily Castwell
Alfred Castwell
William Castwell
Albert Castwell

[U.S. Congress, ''U.S. Statutes at Large'', vol. 44 (Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1927), 806-807, 'An Act Granting Pensions and Increase of Pensions to Certain Soldiers, Sailors, and Marines of the Civil and Mexican Wars, and to Certain Widows of Said Soldiers, Sailors, and Marines, and to Widows of the War of 1812, and Army Nurses, and for Other Purposes'; image copy, ''Library of Congress'' ([https://www.loc.gov/resource/llsalvol.llsal_044/?sp=844&st=image https://www.loc.gov/resource/llsalvol.llsal_044/?sp=844&st=image] : accessed 19 November 2023).] [See [[Space:Laws_Relating_To_Civil_War|Laws relating to the U.S. Civil War]]]

'CHAP. 733.--An Act Granting pensions and increase of pensions to certain soldiers, sailors, and marines of the Civil and Mexican Wars, and to certain widows of said soldiers, sailors, and marines, and to widows of the War of 1812, and Army nurses, and for other purposes.

'''Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled'', That every person who served ninety days or more in the Army, Navy, or Marine Corps of the United States during the Civil War, and who has been honorably discharged therefrom, or who, having so served less than ninety days, was discharged for a disability incurred in the service and in the line of duty, and every person who served sixty days or more in the war with Mexico, or on the coasts or frontier thereof, or en route thereto, during the war with that nation, and was honorably discharged therefrom, and who is now in receipt of or entitled to receive, under existing law, a pension of less than $72 per month, shall [''sic''] be entitled to and shall be paid a pension at the rate of $65 per month; that in case such person is now, or hereafter may become totally helpless or blind shall be entitled to and shall be paid a pension at the rate of $90 per month. [this amends volume 41 page 585]

'SEC. 2. The widow or remarried widow of any person who served in the Army, Navy, or Marine Corps of the United States during the Civil War for ninety days or more and was honorably discharged from such service, or regardless of the length of service was discharged for or died in service of a disability incurred in the service and in the line of duty, such widow or remarried widow having been the wife of such soldier, sailor, or marine during the period of his service in said war, she shall be paid $50 a month. [this amends volume 41 page 586]

'SEC. 3. That the rate of pension for the widow of any person who served in the Army, Navy, or Marine Corps of the United States in the War of 1812, or for sixty days or more in the war with Mexico, on the coasts or frontier thereof, or en route thereto, during the war with that nation, and was honorably discharged therefrom, shall be $50 per month. [this amends volume 41 page 587]

'SEC. 4. All Army nurses of the Civil War whose names are now on the pension roll, or who are now entitled to pension under any existing law, shall be entitled to and shall be paid a pension at the rate of $50 per month. [this amends volume 41 page 587]

'[page 807] SEC. 5. That the pension or increase in the rate of pension herein provided for, as to all persons whose names are now on the pension roll, or who are now in receipt of a pension under existing law, shall commence at the rates herein provided on the fourth day of the next month after the approval of this Act; and as to persons whose names are not now on the pension roll, or who are not now in receipt of a pension under existing law, but who may be entitled to a pension under the provisions of this Act, such pensions shall commence from the date of filing application therefor in the Bureau of Pensions after the approval of this Act in such form as may be prescribed by the Secretary of the Interior: ''Provided'', That no one while an inmate of the United States Soldiers' Home, or of any National or State soldiers' home shall be entitled to, or be paid the increased rates provided in this Act; and the issue of a check in payment of a pension for which the execution and submission of a voucher was not required shall constitute payment in the event of the death of the pensioner or or after the last day of the period covered by such check, and it shall not be canceled, but shall become an asset of the estate of the deceased pensioner.

'SEC. 6. That no claim agent, attorney, or other person shall contract for, demand, receive, or retain a fee for services in preparing, presenting, or prosecuting claims for the increase of pension provided for in this Act; and no more than the sum of $10 shall be allowed for such services in other claims thereunder, which sum shall be payable only on the order of the Commissioner of Pensions; and any person who shall directly or indirectly otherwise contract for, demand, receive, or retain a fee for services in preparing, presenting, or prosecuting any claim under this Act, or shall wrongfully withhold from the pensioner or claimant the whole or any part of the pension allowed or due to such pensioner or claimant under this Act shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall for each and every such offense be fined not exceeding $500 or be imprisoned not exceeding one year, or both, in the discretion of the court.

'SEC. 7. That all Acts and parts of Acts in conflict with or inconsistent with the provisions of this Act are hereby modified and amended only so far and to the extent as herein specifically provided and stated: ''Provided'', That the provisions of this Act shall in no way, manner, or substance modify, limit, or impair the soldier, sailor, or marine's right and title to the rate of $72 provided in the second section of the Act of May 1, 1920.

'Approved, July 3, 1926.'

[U.S. Congress, ''U.S. Statutes at Large'', vol. 20 (Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1879), 469-470, 'An act making appropriations for the payment of the arrears of pensions granted by act of Congress approved January twenty-fifth, eighteen hundred and seventy-nine, and for other purposes', chap. 187; image copy, ''Library of Congress'' ([https://www.loc.gov/resource/llsalvol.llsal_020/?sp=494 https://www.loc.gov/resource/llsalvol.llsal_020/?sp=494] : accessed 14 November 2023).] [See [[Space:Laws_Relating_To_Civil_War|Laws relating to the U.S. Civil War]]]

'CHAP. 187.--An act making appropriations for the payment of the arrears of pensions granted by act of Congress approved January twenty-fifth, eighteen hundred and seventy-nine, and for other purposes.

''Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled'', That there be and hereby is appropriated out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, the following sums namely: For the arrears of pensions due on claims in which the pensions were allowed prior to January twenty-fifth, eighteen hundred and seventy-nine, twenty-five million dollars; the amounts paid out respectively for Army and Navy pensions to be accounted for separately to the proper accounting officers of the Treasury Department. For pensions for Army and Navy invalids, widows, minors and dependent relatives for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth eighteen hundred and seventy-nine, one million eight hundred thousand dollars in addition to the amounts heretofore appropriated for those purposes, the amounts paid out on account of Army and Navy pensions respectively to be accounted for separately to the proper accounting officers of the Treasury Department. For temporary clerks in the Pension Office and for furniture, rent of additional rooms and other contingencies fifty-two thousand two hundred dollars in addition to the appropriations which have been or shall be made under other acts the same to be available until June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and eighty: ''Provided'', That no more than three thousand five hundred dollars shall be used for furniture, contingencies and rent.

The pension agents shall receive for their services and expenses in paying the arrears upon pensions allowed previous to January twenty- [page 470] fifth eighteen hundred and seventy-nine including postage on the vouchers and checks sent to the pensioner, thirty cents for each payment; and the sum of fifteen thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary, is hereby appropriated for the payment of the same.

That the rate at which the arrears of invalid pensions shall be allowed and computed in the cases which have been or shall hereafter be allowed shall be graded according to the degree of the pensioners [''sic''] disability from time to time and the provisions of the pension laws in force over the period for which the arrears shall be computed.

That section one of the act of January twenty-fifth, eighteen-hundred and seventy-nine, granting arrears of pensions shall be construed to extend to and include pensions on account of soldiers who were enlisted or drafted for the service in the war of the rebellion, but died or incurred disability from a cause originating after the cessation of hostilities; [''sic''] and before being mustered out: ''Provided'', That in no case shall arrears of pensions be allowed and paid from a time prior to the date of actual disability.

'SEC. 2. All pensions which have been, or which may hereafter be, granted in consequence of death occurring from a cause which originated in the service since the fourth day of March, eighteen hundred and sixty one, or in consequence of wounds or injuries received or disease contracted since that date shall commence from the death or discharge of the person on whose account the claim has been or is hereafter granted if the disability occurred prior to discharge, and if such disability occured after the discharge then from the date of actual disability or from the termination of the right of party having prior title to such pension: ''Provided'', The application for such pension has been or is hereafter filed with the Commissioner of Pensions prior to the first day of July eighteen hundred and eighty, otherwise the pension shall commence from the date of filing the application; but the limitation herein prescribed shall not apply to claims by or in behalf of insane persons and children under sixteen years of age.

'SEC. 3. Section forty-seven hundred and nine of the Revised Statutes is hereby repealed.

'Approved, March 3, 1879.'

[U.S. Congress, ''U.S. Statutes at Large'', vol. 20 (Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1879), 265, 'An act to provide that all pensions on account of death, or wounds received, or disease contracted in the service of the United States during the late war of the rebellion, which have been granted, or which shall hereafter be granted, shall commence from the date of death or discharge from the service of the United States; for the payment of arrears of pensions, and other purposes', chap. 23; image copy, ''Library of Congress'' ([https://www.loc.gov/resource/llsalvol.llsal_020/?sp=290 https://www.loc.gov/resource/llsalvol.llsal_020/?sp=290] : accessed 13 November 2023). [See [[Space:Laws_Relating_To_Civil_War|Laws relating to the U.S. Civil War]]]

'Jan. 25, 1879.'

'''CHAP. 23.'''--An act to provide that all pensions on account of death, or wounds received, or disease contracted in the service of the United States during the late war of the rebellion, which have been granted, or which shall hereafter be granted, shall commence from the date of death or discharge from the service of the United States; for the payment of arrears of pensions, and other purposes.

''Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled'', That all pensions which have been granted under the general laws regulating pensions, or may hereafter be granted, in consequence of death from a cause which originated in the United States service during the continuance of the late war of the rebellion, or in consequence of wounds, injuries, or disease received or contracted in said service during said war of the rebellion, shall commence from the date of the death or discharge from said service of the person on whose account the claim has been or shall hereafter be granted, or from the termination of the right of the party having prior title to such pension: ''Provided'', The rate of pension for the intervening time for which arrears of pension are hereby granted shall be the same per month for which the pension was originally granted.

'SEC. 2. That the Commissioner of Pensions is hereby authorized and directed to adopt such rules and regulations for the payment of the arrears of pensions hereby granted as will be necessary to cause to be paid to such pensioners, or, if the pensioners shall have died, to the person or persons entitled to the same, all such arrears of pension as the pensioner may be, or would have been, entitled to under this act.

'SEC. 3. That section forty-seven hundred and seventeen of the Revised Statutes of the United States, which provides that "no claim for pension not prosecuted to a successful issue within five years from the date of filing the same shall be admitted without record evidence from the War or Navy Department of the injury or the disease or death of the person on whose account the claim is made: ''Provided'', That in any case in which the limitation prescribed by this section bars the further prosecution of the claim, the claimant may present, through the Pension Office, to the Adjutant-General of the Army or the Surgeon-General of the Navy, evidence that the disease or injury which resulted in the disability or death of the person on whose account the claim is made originated in the service and in the line of duty; and if such evidence is deemed satisfactory by the officer to whom it may be submitted, he shall cause a record of the fact so proved to be made, and a copy of the same to be transmitted to the Commissioner of Pensions, and the bar to the prosecution of the claim shall thereby be removed", be, and the same is hereby, repealed.

'SEC. 4. No claim agent or other person shall be entitled to receive any compensation for services in making application for arrears of pension.

'SEC. 5. That all acts or parts of acts so far as they may conflict with the provisions of this act be, and the same are hereby, repealed.

'Approved, January 25, 1879.'

Bomber Command re-useables

[U.S. Congress, ''U.S. Statutes at Large'', vol. 45 (Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1929), 714-715, 'An Act Granting pensions and increases of pensions to widows and former widows of certain soldiers, sailors, and marines of the Civil War, and for other purposes'; image copy, ''Library of Congress'' ([https://www.loc.gov/resource/llsalvol.llsal_045/?sp=765&st=image https://www.loc.gov/resource/llsalvol.llsal_045/?sp=765&st=image] : accessed 19 November 2023).] [See [[Space:Laws_Relating_To_Civil_War|Laws relating to the U.S. Civil War]]]

''''CHAP. 705.'''--An Act Granting pensions and increases of pensions to widows and former widows of certain soldiers, sailors, and marines of the Civil War, and for other purposes.

'''Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled'', That the widow or former widow of any person who served in the Army, Navy, or Marine Corps of the United States during the Civil War for ninety days or more, and was honorably discharged from all contracts of [page 715] service, or regardless of the length of service was discharged for disability incurred in service and in the line of duty, such widow or former widow having been married to the soldier, sailor, or marine prior to the 27th day of June, 1905, who is now or may hereafter attain the age of 75 years and is pensioned as such widow or former widow under the general pension law, or whose name may hereafter be placed on the pension roll under existing laws, shall be paid a pension at the rate of $40 a month, but nothing in this Act shall be construed as decreasing the rate of pension granted by any other Act.

'SEC. 2. That the pension or increase of the rate of pension herein provided for, as to all persons whose names are now on the pension roll, or who are now in receipt of a pension under existing law, shall commence at the rate herein provided, on the fourth day of the month next after the approval of this Act; and as to persons whose names are not now on the pension roll, or who are not now in receipt of a pension under existing law but who may be entitled to a pension under the general pension laws, such pensions shall commence from the date of filing application therefor in the Bureau of Pensions after the approval of this Act in such form as may be prescribed by the Secretary of the Interior: ''Provided'', That the issue of a check in payment of a pension for which the execution and submission of a voucher was not required shall constitute payment in the event of the death of the pensioner on or after the last day of the period covered by such check, and it shall not be canceled, but shall become an asset of the estate of the deceased pensioner.

'SEC. 3. That no claim agent, attorney or other person shall demand, receive or accept fees or compensation for the presentation or preparation of any such claim for increase in pension under this Act, or be recognized as agent or attorney in the prosecution or adjudication of a claim for increase under this Act, and any such person who shall violate any of the provisions of this section, or wrongfully withholds from a pensioner the whole or any part of the pension allowed or due a pensioner under this Act, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall, for each and every offense, be fined not to exceed $500 or imprisonment not to exceed one year, or both, in the discretion of the court.

'SEC. 4. That all Acts and parts of Acts in conflict with or inconsistent with the provisions of this Act are hereby modified and amended only so far and to the extent herein specifically provided and stated.

'Approved, May 23, 1928.'

Looking for information about anyone associated with the 45th Infantry Division during WW2. My father, Edmon Cheek from Mangum, Greer Co., OK was a member of the 179th Infantry Regiment.

'''45th Regiment, Massachusetts Infantry (Militia)''' Overview: Organized at Camp Meigs, Readville, September 26-October 28, 1862. Moved to Morehead City, N. C., on Steamer "Mississippi" November 5-14. Attached to 3rd Brigade, 1st Division, Dept. of North Carolina, to January, 1863. 2nd Brigade, 4th Division, 18th Army Corps, Dept. of North Carolina, to May, 1863. Lee's Brigade, Defences of Newberne, N. C., to June, 1863. Service:Camp on banks of the Trent near Newberne till December 12, 1862. Foster's Expedition to Goldsboro December 12-20. Kinston December 14. Whitehall December 16. Goldsboro December 17. Reconnoissance toward Trenton January 17-22, 1863. Duty as post guard at Newberne January 26 to April 25. Moved to mouth of the Trent, south side of the Neuse River, April 25. Expedition toward Kinston, up the Atlantic & N. C. Railroad, April 27-May 1. Dover Road and Wise's Cross Roads April 28. Camp near Fort Spinola, mouth of Trent, till June 24. Company "C" detached at Morehead City November 29, 1862, to January 3, 1863. Company "G" at Fort Macon till April 25. Company "I" at Morehead City January 3 to April 25, and at Fort Spinola till June 24. Regiment moved to Morehead City June 24 and embarked for Boston, Mass., arriving at Fortress Monroe June 26, and at Boston June 30. Mustered out July 8, 1863. Regiment lost during service 19 Enlisted men killed and mortally wounded and 32 Enlisted men by disease. Total 51.[https://www.nps.gov/civilwar/search-battle-units-detail.htm?battleUnitCode=UMA0045RIM National Park Service Soldiers and Sailors Database]

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461 Pitt Street, in Haymarket, N.S.W., is a "two-storey Georgian sandstone cottage at SW corner of Pitt Street and Hay Street. Former Presbyterian Manse built in 1820 and refurbished in 1992."City of Sydney Archives, 'Sandstone building / SRC10069', 1990s. Retrieved http://www.photosau.com.au/cos/scripts/ExtSearch.asp?SearchTerm=036471, Accessed 19 Feb 2017. The first reference to 461 Pitt Street, that I can find, on [https://trove.nla.gov.au Trove], is on the 21st December 1857, when a Mrs. Cohen published a wanted advertisement for a "Laundress--one that can do plain cooking."'Wanted, a Laundress', The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), 21 Dec 1857, p.1. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article13004164, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. Mrs. Cohen advertised for various domestic help through until January 1858, when she posted her final advertisement, for a "Housemaid accustomed to Children", with the comment that her family would be moving to England in February 1858.'Wanted, a Housemaid accustomed to Children', The Sydney Morning Herald, 15 Jan 1858, p.1. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article13005173, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. On the 11th February 1858, we find a notice published regarding the auction all of Mr. and Mrs. Cohen's "elegant household furniture and effects"; the house itself, "consisting of eight rooms, kitchens, stable, coach-house,&c" was to be let.'Advertising: Mr. Edward Salamon', The Sydney Morning Herald, 11 Feb 1858, p.7. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article13006104, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. In August 1858, a Mrs. Johnson was living at the residence; she was seeking as cook and laundress.'Wanted, a respectable Person', The Sydney Morning Herald, 3 Aug 1858, p.1. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article13018449, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. Mr. and Mrs. Johnston were still living at No. 461 in November 1859.'Wanted, a Cook and Laundress', The Sydney Morning Herald, 7 Nov 1859, p.8. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article13032820, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. By the 4th October 1864, No. 461 was the location of The Deaf and Dumb Institution, founded by [[Pattison-992 | Thomas Pattison]].'Deaf and Dumb Institution (1860 - 1869)', Find & Connect, 3 July 2018. Retrieved https://www.findandconnect.gov.au/guide/nsw/NE01594, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. They were seeking to employ a matron.'Advertising: Deaf and Dumb Institution', Empire (Sydney, NSW : 1850 - 1875), 4 Oct 1864, p.1. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article60560946, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. Founded in 1860, The Deaf and Dumb Institution apparently moved to 461 Pitt Street as early as 1863.'Deaf and Dumb Institution (1860 - 1869)', Find & Connect, 3 July 2018. Retrieved https://www.findandconnect.gov.au/guide/nsw/NE01594, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. We find various advertisements for the Institution, located at 461 Pitt Street, the last of which was published on the 19th December 1867.'New South Wales Deaf and Dumb Institution', The Sydney Morning Herald, 19 Dec 1867, p.1. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article28608220, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. By the 8th December 1868, [[Bell-24140 | William Bell]], a surgeon, was living at No. 461.'The Natural Food of Man', Empire (Sydney, NSW : 1850 - 1875), 8 Dec 1868, p.3. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article60829933, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. Bell was also a government vaccinator -- he provided free smallpox vaccinations, and put aside two hours of each day, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., for the purpose.'Smallpox', The Sydney Morning Herald, 24 Dec 1868, p.1. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article13177787, Accessed 18 Feb 2019.'Advertising: Smallpox', Empire (Sydney, NSW : 1850 - 1875), 17 May 1870, p.1. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article63107194, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. William had at least four daughters, including [[Bell-24139 | Susan Mary Bell]], who was married on the 26th April 1869.'Marriage Notice of Edward Albert Liardet and Susan Mary Bell', The Sydney Morning Herald, 27 Apr 1869, p.1. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article13180736, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. Susan's son, [[Liardet-46 | Edward E. A. Liardet]], was born at No. 461 on the 14th September 1870.'Birth Notice of Male Infant Liardet', The Sydney Morning Herald, 16 Sep 1870, p.1. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article28418072, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. On the 14th November 1870, the house was advertised 'To Let'.'Advertising: To Let', The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), 14 Nov 1870, p.8. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article13222863, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. However, in April 1871, we find Doctor Bell's daughter, Mrs. Liardet, advertising from the address for a nursemaid.'Wanted, a young Girl', The Sydney Morning Herald, 27 Apr 1871, p.8. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article13237781, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. On the 2nd June 1871, Doctor Bell published a notice that he had moved from 461 Pitt Street, to the corner of Cleveland and George Streets, in Redfern.'Removal.--Dr. Bell', The Sydney Morning Herald, 2 Jun 1871, p.1. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article13239723, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. On the 14th August 1871, a [[Warren-13538|Doctor Warren]] published a notice that he had moved into 461 Pitt Street.'Removal.--Dr. Warren', The Sydney Morning Herald, 14 Aug 1871, p.1. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article13243089, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. In November 1872, a Mr. Warren advertised for "a lad, to attend to a horse, and make himself useful"; Dr. Warren would continue this particular advertisement, with small variations, until his death.'Wanted, a Lad', The Sydney Morning Herald, 18 Nov 1872, p.8. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article13309229, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. On the 7th May 1873, a yellow terrier pup was lost from the residence.'Lost and Found', The Sydney Morning Herald, 7 May 1873, p.1. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article13314408, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. Two months later, Dr. Warren lost a black and tan dog.'Lost and Found', The Sydney Morning Herald, 11 Jul 1873, p.8. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article13321287, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. A year later, the same (or quite possibly a different black and tan terrier) pup went missing again.'Lost and Found', The Sydney Morning Herald, 23 Apr 1874, p.1. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article13335342, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. By the 31st July 1875, the house was for sale, "by order of the Trustees of the Will of the late Alexander Dick, Sen., Esq.", whilst still occupied by Dr. Warren, who was paying £84 a year in rent.'Advertising: Richardson and Wrench', The Sydney Morning Herald, 31 Jul 1875, p.12. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article13358119, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. On the 17th of August, of that same year, Doctor Warren passed away home.'Death Notice of Charles Holman Warren', The Sydney Morning Herald, 17 Aug 1875, p.1. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article28406238, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. They were still advertising the sale three years later.'Advertising: H. Vaughan', The Sydney Morning Herald, 15 Feb 1878, p.7. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article13407849, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. In 1876, No. 461 was described as "Davis' boarding-house", when a lodger, George Orchard, lost his rings and keys.'Burglaries, Stealing from the Premises, &c.', New South Wales Police Gazette and Weekly Record of Crime (Sydney : 1860 - 1930), 20 Sep 1876 [Issue No.38], p.291. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article252089284, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. In 1877, William C. Davis was living at No. 461 when someone stole a black silk hat, nearly new, from the premises.'Burglaries, Stealing from Premises, &c.,' New South Wales Police Gazette and Weekly Record of Crime (Sydney : 1860 - 1930), Wed 26 Dec 1877 [Issue No.52], p.420. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article251894317, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. In 1879 we see No. 461 called "the International boarding house" when a servant of the premises, Mary Gilmore, had clothes and rings stolen from her.'Apprehensions', New South Wales Police Gazette and Weekly Record of Crime (Sydney : 1860 - 1930), 19 Mar 1879 [Issue No.12], p.117. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article251895707, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. In 1880, a Mrs. W. Cropley was residing at No. 461.'Death Notice of Eliza Pogson', The Sydney Morning Herald, 18 May 1880, p.1. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article13460201, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. By September of that year, the house seems to have been being used as a boarding house for "respectable young men".'Board and Residence', The Sydney Morning Herald, 4 Sep 1880, p.16. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article28388182, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. On the 20th November 1880, "Mr. A. Cole, having returned to Sydney, has COMMENCED BUSINESS, as usual, at 461, PITT-STREET SOUTH".'Advertising: Mr. A. Cole', The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser (NSW : 1871 - 1912), 20 Nov 1880, p.964. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article161916851, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. Mr. A. Cole was a "Medical Clairvoyant and Herbalist".'Notice of Removal, A. Cole', Society (Sydney, NSW : 1887), 29 Jan 1887, p.16. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article228065696, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. In July 1883, Mr. Cole was advertising for a nursemaid for two young children.'WANTED, A respectable young Woman', The Sydney Morning Herald, 30 Jul 1883, p.10. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article13540435, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. He hired eighteen-year-old [[Kay-2676 | Jessie A. Kay]], who was found drowned in Sydney Cove some two months later.'Found Drowned', Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931), 21 Sep 1883, p.3. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article108837527, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. Mr. Cole and his family moved out of No. 461 in January 1887.'Notice of Removal, A. Cole', Society (Sydney, NSW : 1887), 29 Jan 1887, p.16. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article228065696, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. In January 1884, Mrs. Alexander Cole, of No. 461, had a dark brown seal-skin bag stolen from her a shop.'Burglaries, stealing from Premises, &c.', New South Wales Police Gazette and Weekly Record of Crime (Sydney : 1860 - 1930), 30 Jan 1884 [Issue No.5], p.43. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article251652268, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. The dentist, Mr. Joseph William Eden George, who would late advertise extensively about his dental clinic at No. 461, apparently first began working from the premises in about 1884; he would work from the house for the next twenty years.'A Dentist's Bankrupcy', Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931), 21 Nov 1906, p.3. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article115671799, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. The house continued to be available for board through October 1887.'Board and Residence', The Sydney Morning Herald, 29 Oct 1887, p.20. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article13679207, Accesed 18 Feb 2019. In December 1887, a Mrs. Matilda Hanson was deposed in a fraudulent cheque case. She was living at 461 Pitt Street, and "knew the two prisoners , who were staying together at her house."'Alleged False Pretences', Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931), 14 Dec 1887, p.6. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article108230819, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. For the next two years, there is a stream of board and residence advertisements. Board included "Residence, bath, gas, piano, latch-key, washing, 20s."'Board', The Daily Telegraph (Sydney, NSW : 1883 - 1930), 1 Jun 1889, p.8. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article236010596, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. In June 1890, the house enters court records again. George Smith and Fanny Fricker were charged with stealing a tablecloth, a candlestick and other items, valued ten shillings, belonging to Charles Hansen. The Prosecutor's wife despised that she knew George Smith by the alias 'Doctor Rowe', and that he had occasionally lodged at her house, 461 Pitt Street. Many of her other boarders gave evidence that they were missing items too.'Police', The Daily Telegraph (Sydney, NSW : 1883 - 1930), 19 Jun 1890, p.3. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article235779657, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. In September 1890, Mrs. S. A. Pate was working from No. 461. She made corsets and surgical belts.'Correspondence', The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser (NSW : 1871 - 1912), 6 Sep 1890, p.557. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article163646988, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. On the 7th August 1894, [[Stanich-11 | Mr. Prospero Stanich]], a surgeon of the ears, nose and throat, published a notice that he had moved to 461 Pitt Street.'Ear, nose, and throat', Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931), 7 Aug 1894, p.4. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article113325603, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. From this time we find no more advertisements for room and board, only advertisements for Mr. Stanich. Prospero Stanich was still living at No. 461 in November 1895, when he had a gold hunting watch stolen from him in Forbes, N.S.W.'Burglaries, & c.', New South Wales Police Gazette and Weekly Record of Crime (Sydney : 1860 - 1930), 6 Nov 1895 [Issue No.45], p.384. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article251897331, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. In Jan 1896, we find our first advertisement for Mr. J. W. E. George, dental surgeon, was living at, and working from, 461 Pitt Street.'Startling Offer: A Beautiful Set of Teeth', Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931), 24 Jan 1896, p.6. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article109917589, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. His advertisements would continue through until 1904.'Startling Offer: A Beautiful Set of Teeth', The Australian Star (Sydney, NSW : 1887 - 1909), 6 Jan 1900, p.5. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article229377538, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. He was still there in 1904.'Beautiful Teeth, One Guinea A Set', Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931), 12 Mar 1904, p.5. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article112789260, Accessed 18 Feb 2019.'In The Main Pavilion', Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931), 1 Apr 1904, p.5. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article113913436, Accessed 18 Feb 2019.'A Gold Medal', Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931), 7 May 1904, p.2. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article113908643, Accessed 18 Feb 2019.'Advertising: Mr. George, Sydney Leading Dentist', The Clarence River Advocate (NSW : 1898 - 1949), 10 Jun 1904, p.7. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article121403205, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. There are no boarding advertisements during this period. On the 9th November 1899, young Charles George, of No. 461, was handling a small loaded pistol when it went off, and fired through his left hand.'A Pistol Accident', The Daily Telegraph (Sydney, NSW : 1883 - 1930), 10 Nov 1899, p.7. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article237194672, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. In January 1902, Edward Kennedy, of No. 461, was appointed a Justice of the Peace.'Government Gazette of the State of New South Wales (Sydney, NSW : 1901 - 2001), 24 Jan 1902 [Issue No.76 (SUPPLEMENT)], p.625. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article222073879, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. From 1903, [[Zillman-5 | Dr. John Hermann Leopold Zillman]] had an office and chapel at No. 461.'A Young Man's Marriage', Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931), 4 Oct 1905, p.5. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article113282826, Accessed 18 Feb 2019.'Alleged Bigamy', Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931), 23 Aug 1906, p.5. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article114088838, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. He had been ordained by Bishop Barker at St. Andrew's Cathedral, and had been licensed to perform marriages since 1903.'Alleged Bigamy', Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931), 23 Aug 1906, p.5. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article114088838, Accessed 18 Feb 2019.'A Young Man's Marriage', Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931), 4 Oct 1905, p.5. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article113282826, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. On the 30 March 1903, at No. 461, Dr. Zillman officiated the marriage ceremony of [[Clements-4620 | Ebenezer Wise Clements]] and [[Ingram-5376 | Winifred Ingram]], according to the rites of the New Unitarian Church.'Wayward Winifred', Truth (Sydney, NSW : 1894 - 1954), 20 Oct 1912, p.7. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article168742964, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. On the 9th July 1903, at No. 461, Dr. Zillman officiated the wedding of [[Sinclair-6029 | Donald Roderick Sinclair]] and [[Wolinski-30 | Zara Wolinski]]; Donald would later commit bigamy by marrying a second woman in 1905.'Alleged Bigamy', Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931), 23 Aug 1906, p.5. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article114088838, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. On the 4th October 1905, he was involved in a case where a young man, William Sydney Larkham, falsely claimed to be over the age of 21 when he was wed, in 1903, at No. 461.'A Young Man's Marriage', Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931), 4 Oct 1905, p.5. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article113282826, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. In September 1904, at No. 461, Dr. Zillman officiated the wedding ceremony of [[Smith-178869 | George J. Smith]] and [[Sigsworth-49 | Alathea Sigsworth]], according to the rites of the New Unitarian Church.Marriage Certificate of George Joseph Smith and Alathea May Sigsworth, married 10 Sept 1904, Registrar of Births, Deaths & Marriages, New South Wales; Reg. No. 005807/1904. In December 1905, Dr. Zillman officiated the wedding of Annie McNellan and Allan Wooddisse, according to the rites of the New Unitarian Church.'Divorce Court', The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), 17 Oct 1917, p.8. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article15737400, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. In June 1906, a public works tender was accepted for "Purchase, pulling down, and removal of house known as No. 461 Pitt Street."'Tenders Accepted, The Australian Star (Sydney, NSW : 1887 - 1909), 12 Jun 1906, p.7. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article229663161, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. At this point Mr. George, the dentist, was forced to leave No. 461 for Elizabeth Street, and all his country clientele because of it.'A Dentist's Bankrupcy', Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931), 21 Nov 1906, p.3. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article115671799, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. ==Photographs== A photograph of 461 Pitt Street, taken in the 1990s, can be found [[http://www.photosau.com.au/cos/scripts/ExtSearch.asp?SearchTerm=036471 here]]. == Sources== * 'Advertising: Deaf and Dumb Institution', Empire (Sydney, NSW : 1850 - 1875), 4 Oct 1864, p.1. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article60560946, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. * 'Advertising: H. Vaughan', The Sydney Morning Herald, 15 Feb 1878, p.7. Retrieved http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article13407849, Accessed 18 Feb 2019. * 'Advertising: Mr. A. Cole', The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser (NSW : 1871 - 1912), 20 Nov 1880, p.964. 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[U.S. Congress, ''U.S. Statutes at Large'', vol. 22 (Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1883), 345, 'An act to amend section forty-seven hundred and two, title fifty-seven, Revised Statutes of the United States, and for other purposes', chap. 438; image copy, ''Library of Congress'' ([https://www.loc.gov/resource/llsalvol.llsal_022/?sp=372 https://www.loc.gov/resource/llsalvol.llsal_022/?sp=372] : accessed 14 November 2023)] [See [[Space:Laws_Relating_To_Civil_War|Laws relating to the U.S. Civil War]]]

''''CHAP. 438'''.--An act to amend section forty-seven hundred and two, title fifty-seven, Revised Statutes of the United States, and for other purposes.

'''Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled'', That section forty-seven hundred and two, title fifty-seven, of the Revised Statutes of the United States is hereby amended so as to read as follows:

"'SEC. 4702. If any person embraced within the provisions of sections forty-six hundred and ninety-two and forty-six hundred and ninety-three has died since the fourth day of March, eighteen hundred and sixty-one, or hereafter dies, by reason of any wound, injury, or disease which under the conditions and limitations of such sections would have entitled him to an invalid pension had he been disabled, his widow or if there be no widow, or in case of her death without payment to her of any part of the pension hereinafter mentioned, his child or children under sixteen years of age, shall be entitled to receive the same pension as the husband or father would have been entitled to had he been totally disabled, to commence from the death of the husband or father, to continue to the widow during her widowhood, and to his child or children until they severally attain the age of sixteen years, and no longer; and if the widow remarry, the child or children shall be entitled from the date of remarriage, except when such widow has continued to draw the pension-money after her remarriage, in contravention of law, and such child or children have resided with and been supported by her, their pension will commence at the date to which the widow was last paid."

'SEC. 2. That marriages, except such as are mentioned in section forty-seven hundred and five of the Revised Statutes shall be proven in pension cases to be legal marriages according to the law of the place where the parties resided at the time of marriage or at the time when the right to pension accrued; and the open and notorious adulterous cohabitation of a widow who is a pensioner shall operate to terminate her pension from the commencement of such cohabitation.

'Approved, August 7, 1882.

'''480 Years Elmore''' * Records of the Ancestors of John M. Elmore * This is the culmination of John M. Elmore's study of his family's history. * Compiled by John M. Elmore * Self-published 15 March 1999 by the Compiler, Denver, Colorado * As this was self-published, very few copies exist. * Citation Example: :::John M. Elmore ''[[Space:480_Years_Elmore|Space:480_Years_Elmore]]'' (published 1999 by the Compiler, Denver, Colorado, USA) * Footnote Examples: ::: [[#Elmore|Elmore]]: Page xxx ::: * [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:480_Years_Elmore|WikiTree Profiles that use this source]]

[U.S. Congress, ''U.S. Statutes at Large'', vol. 24 (Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1887), 5-6, 'An act to increase the pensions of widows and dependent relatives of deceased soldiers and sailors', chap. 22; image copy, ''Library of Congress'' ([https://www.loc.gov/resource/llsalvol.llsal_024/?sp=40 https://www.loc.gov/resource/llsalvol.llsal_024/?sp=40] : accessed 14 November 2023).] [See [[Space:Laws_Relating_To_Civil_War|Laws relating to the U.S. Civil War]]]

'Mar. 19, 1886.

CHAP. 22.--An act to increase the pensions of widows and dependent relatives of deceased soldiers and sailors

''Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled'', That from and after the passage of this act the rate of pension for widows, minor children, and dependent relatives now on the pension-roll, or hereafter to be placed on the pension-roll, and entitled to receive a less rate than hereinafter provided, shall be twelve dollars per month; and nothing herein shall be construed to affect the existing allowance of two dollars per month for each child under the age of sixteen years: ''Provided'', That this act shall apply only to widows who were married to the deceased soldier or sailor prior to its passage and to those who may hereafter marry prior to or [page 6] during the service of the soldier or sailor. And all acts or parts of acts inconsistent with the provisions of this act are hereby repealed.

'SEC. 2. That no claim agent or attorney shall be recognized in the adjudication of claims under this act, nor shall any such person be entitled to receive any compensation whatever for services or pretended services in making applications thereunder.

'Approved, March 19, 1886.'

[U.S. Congress, ''U.S. Statutes at Large'', vol. 24 (Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1887), 220, 'An act to amend the pension laws by increasing the pensions of soldiers and sailors who have lost an arm or leg in the service', chap. 899; image copy, ''Library of Congress'' ([https://www.loc.gov/resource/llsalvol.llsal_024/?sp=255 https://www.loc.gov/resource/llsalvol.llsal_024/?sp=255] : accessed 14 November 2023).] [See [[Space:Laws_Relating_To_Civil_War|Laws relating to the U.S. Civil War]]]

'CHAP. 899.--An act to amend the pension laws by increasing the pensions of soldiers and sailors who have lost an arm or leg in the service.'

''Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled'', That from and after the passage of this act all persons on the pension rolls, and all persons hereafter granted a pension, who, while in the military or naval service of the United States and in line of duty, shall have lost one hand or one foot, or been totally disabled in the same, shall receive a pension of thirty dollars a month; that all persons now on the pension rolls, and all persons hereafter granted a pension, who in like manner shall have lost either an arm at or above the elbow or a leg at or above the knee, or been totally disabled in the same, shall receive a pension of thirty-six dollars per month; and that all persons now on the pension rolls, and all persons, hereafter granted a pension who in like manner shall have lost either an arm at the shoulder joint or a leg at the hip-joint, or so near the joint as to prevent the use of an artifical limb, shall receive a pension at the rate of forty-five dollars per month: ''Provided'', That nothing contained in this act shall be construed to repeal section forty-six hundred and ninety-nine of the Revised Statutes of the United States, or to change the rate of eighteen dollars per month therein mentioned to be proportionately divided for any degree of disability established for which section forty-six hundred and ninety-five makes no provision.

'Approved, August 4, 1886.'

By Crazy Zouave

==From the front of the monument:== :4th Michigan Inftry. :2nd Brig. 1st Div. 5th Corps. :Participated in 53 skirmishes and general engagements from Bull Run Va. July 21st 1861 to Appomattox Va. April 8th 1865 ==From the rear of the monument:== :Mustered in at Adrian Mich. June 20th 1861. :Veterans consolidated with First Mich. Infantry June 30th 1864. :Total enrollment 1325 officers and men :Killed in action – officers 8 – men 115. :Died of wounds – officers 4 – men 50. :Died of disease – officers 1 – men 95. :Total 273. :This monument marks the location held by the :regiment July 2nd 1863. :Present for duty – 27 officers – 376 men – total 403. :Killed 1 officer 24 men. Wounded 9 officers 55 men. :Missing 1 officer 75 men. Total 165. :Colonel Harrison H. Jeffords fell mortally wounded at this point, thrust through with a bayonet in recapturing the colors of his regiment. ‘From his bosom that heaved, the last torrent that was streaming, and pale was his visage, deep marked with a scar. And dim was that eye, once expressively beaming, that melted in love, and that kindled in war. ==Sources== *http://gettysburg.stonesentinels.com/union-monuments/michigan/4th-michigan/

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12:30||2022-07-12 22:50 |- |125||Alfred Taylor||[[Taylor-44229]]||6717||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-20 05:00 |- |126||Sherrie (Crisp) Shofroth||[[Crisp-1263]]||6702||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:49 |- |127||Leonne Guidoux||[[Guidoux-2]]||6687||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:45 |- |128||Sue (Howard) Ison||[[Howard-6191]]||6685||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:38 |- |129||Faan Nel||[[Nel-2328]]||6684||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:50 |- |130||Kathryn Smith||[[Smith-86545]]||6675||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:42 |- |131||Thomas Casteel||[[Casteel-174]]||6666||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:37 |- |132||Virginia (Butter) Fields||[[Butter-100]]||6662||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:40 |- |133||Melinda (Ward) Paoletti||[[Ward-22044]]||6656||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-11-07 05:00 |- |134||Chere (Robinson) Lee||[[Robinson-113]]||6640||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:34 |- |135||Annette (Flintoft) Allen||[[Flintoft-4]]||6630||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:36 |- |136||Keith 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12:30||2022-07-12 22:52 |- |205||Retha (Crous) Baker||[[Crous-330]]||6159||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:54 |- |206||Sam Hancock||[[Hancock-426]]||6154||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:34 |- |207||Stoffel Bothma||[[Bothma-70]]||6154||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-11-04 05:00 |- |208||Loulitte van Buuren||[[Van_Buuren-187]]||6140||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:51 |- |209||Mariëtte (Pieterse) Maartens||[[Pieterse-1423]]||6139||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-12-01 05:00 |- |210||Ed Anderson||[[Anderson-39072]]||6138||2023-03-31 12:30||2023-02-10 05:00 |- |211||Sandra (Benade) Hughes||[[Benade-355]]||6120||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:52 |- |212||MG Pitts||[[Pitts-33]]||6115||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:34 |- |213||Sara (Blench) Wolfe||[[Blench-11]]||6112||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-11-14 05:00 |- |214||Rachel (Bourque) King||[[Bourque-500]]||6110||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-09-10 05:00 |- |215||Delcia Ouellette||[[Ouellette-407]]||6103||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-11-27 05:00 |- |216||Rosetta (Helm) Link||[[Helm-1294]]||6092||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:48 |- |217||Lynne (Patman) Hammond||[[Patman-4]]||6088||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:34 |- |218||Linda (Dreiling) Rivera||[[Dreiling-13]]||6083||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:39 |- |219||Linda (Harrington) Griffin||[[Harrington-753]]||6074||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:35 |- |220||Marcos Hardy||[[Hardy-4465]]||6072||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:45 |- |221||Lou Larney||[[Larney-1]]||6067||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:36 |- |222||Delwyn (Goulstone) Shaw||[[Goulstone-26]]||6055||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:47 |- |223||Marius Kirsten||[[Kirsten-112]]||6052||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:42 |- |224||Naomi Hancock||[[Hancock-511]]||6047||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:34 |- |225||Olivia White||[[White-21650]]||6039||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-08-25 05:00 |- |226||Deborah Cronau||[[Cronau-9]]||6028||2023-03-31 12:30||2023-03-05 05:00 |- |227||Hendrik Christiaan Dreyer||[[Dreyer-165]]||6027||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:36 |- |228||Jill (McMillan) Mills||[[McMillan-1604]]||6010||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:41 |- |229||Deby (Eagar) Telford||[[Eagar-46]]||6001||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:47 |- |230||Irene LaPrairie||[[LaPrairie-42]]||5999||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:52 |- |231||Leonard Harvey||[[Harvey-4757]]||5996||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:40 |- |232||Kay (Howard) Day||[[Howard-18251]]||5995||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:49 |- |233||Kenneth Shelton||[[Shelton-1487]]||5990||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:38 |- |234||Ian Sutton||[[Sutton-2903]]||5981||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:39 |- |235||Darryl Rowles||[[Rowles-314]]||5965||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:47 |- |236||Demetrius (Mays) Burnett||[[Mays-832]]||5945||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:43 |- |237||Cam LaPlante||[[LaPlante-285]]||5937||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-11-15 05:00 |- |238||Paige LaPlante||[[LaPlante-286]]||5937||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-11-15 05:00 |- |239||Hellegaard van Riet||[[Van_Riet-58]]||5937||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:51 |- |240||Terry Phillips||[[Phillips-9662]]||5918||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:39 |- |241||Leonard Girouard||[[Girouard-2927]]||5916||2023-03-31 12:30||2023-03-21 05:00 |- |242||Jaynetta (None) Conroy||[[None-396]]||5916||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:44 |- |243||Glenna Meredith||[[Meredith-4586]]||5909||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:52 |- |244||Velma (Briscoe) Riddell||[[Briscoe-1007]]||5906||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-10-09 05:00 |- |245||Nicholas Keen||[[Keen-94]]||5886||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:34 |- |246||Randall Gardner||[[Gardner-8870]]||5885||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-08-06 05:00 |- |247||Gert Coetzee||[[Coetzee-397]]||5879||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:38 |- |248||Louw van Blerk||[[Van_Blerk-141]]||5875||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-11-22 05:00 |- |249||CJ Leitch||[[Leitch-343]]||5873||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:45 |- |250||George Speed||[[Speed-483]]||5869||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:35 |- |251||Kathy (Goulstone) Viney||[[Goulstone-18]]||5865||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:47 |- |252||Mack Tyner||[[Tyner-322]]||5849||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:42 |- |253||Petro (Venter) van Wyk||[[Venter-2855]]||5844||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:48 |- |254||William Luckett||[[Luckett-396]]||5842||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:53 |- |255||Chantal Cormier||[[Cormier-2045]]||5842||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-12-16 05:00 |- |256||Barry Downs||[[Downs-2036]]||5836||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:46 |- |257||Sarah Du Toit||[[Du_Toit-2348]]||5813||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:49 |- |258||Pat (Johnson) Trimble||[[Johnson-29047]]||5810||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:39 |- |259||Audrey (Bulmer) Pelletier||[[Bulmer-900]]||5806||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-10-14 05:00 |- |260||Mark Shurtliff||[[Shurtliff-12]]||5806||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:35 |- |261||Johan Fourie||[[Fourie-3070]]||5804||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-08-10 05:00 |- |262||Roger Nolin||[[Nolin-350]]||5800||2023-03-31 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Thomas||[[Thomas-7922]]||5621||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:36 |- |287||Doug Tabor||[[Tabor-2065]]||5607||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-10-19 05:00 |- |288||Richard Parker||[[Parker-17277]]||5603||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:42 |- |289||Doyle Sanders||[[Sanders-5857]]||5602||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-08-14 05:00 |- |290||John Johnson||[[Johnson-19158]]||5598||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:37 |- |291||Travis Collins||[[Collins-15214]]||5577||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:46 |- |292||Hennie Greeff||[[Greeff-66]]||5577||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:40 |- |293||Catherine (Elder) Guild||[[Elder-1611]]||5572||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:43 |- |294||Gerald Dixon Van Eeden||[[Van_Eeden-61]]||5568||2023-03-31 12:30||2023-01-28 05:00 |- |295||Ron Tower||[[Tower-4019]]||5564||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-08-05 05:00 |- |296||Judy (Dyer) Weggelaar||[[Dyer-10748]]||5548||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-09-24 05:00 |- |297||Louis van der Walt||[[Van_der_Walt-223]]||5540||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:37 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12:30||2022-12-08 05:00 |- |357||Wilhelm Venter||[[Venter-1057]]||5217||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-12-04 05:00 |- |358||Tricia (Payne) Aanderud||[[Payne-15730]]||5213||2023-03-31 12:30||2023-03-17 05:00 |- |359||Lynn (Tyner) Redmon||[[Tyner-330]]||5206||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-08-14 05:00 |- |360||Berice (Yelds) Lawson||[[Yelds-1]]||5203||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-21 05:00 |- |361||Annette (Kloppers) Boshoff||[[Kloppers-163]]||5200||2023-03-31 12:30||2023-02-05 05:00 |- |362||Richard Prewitt||[[Prewitt-303]]||5198||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-12-25 05:00 |- |363||Donna (Bennett) Prisley||[[Bennett-6666]]||5193||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:38 |- |364||Jacqueline Girouard||[[Girouard-4019]]||5185||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-11-11 05:00 |- |365||Sharryn (Bolitho) Nankervis||[[Bolitho-152]]||5183||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-10-29 05:00 |- |366||Thea (Van Wyk) Westervelt||[[Van_Wyk-1272]]||5180||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-11-03 05:00 |- |367||JJ Stratton||[[Stratton-2372]]||5179||2023-03-31 12:30||2023-02-18 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Dart||[[Dart-263]]||5140||2023-03-31 12:30||2023-02-26 05:00 |- |380||Robert Daigle||[[Daigle-1521]]||5140||2023-03-31 12:30||2023-01-29 05:00 |- |381||Carol (Easterling) Essick||[[Easterling-471]]||5139||2023-03-31 12:30||2023-02-09 05:00 |- |382||c Jack||[[Jack-1785]]||5139||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-09-11 05:00 |- |383||Jen (Barney) Score||[[Barney-1108]]||5138||2023-03-31 12:30||2023-03-03 05:00 |- |384||Pam (Dale) Fraley||[[Dale-2823]]||5137||2023-03-31 12:30||2023-02-08 05:00 |- |385||Kristina Wheeler||[[Wheeler-13722]]||5136||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-12-08 05:00 |- |386||Robyn (Harrison) Aulmann||[[Harrison-3736]]||5136||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-11-24 05:00 |- |387||Vicki (Grandidge) Cathcart||[[Grandidge-3]]||5130||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-12-23 05:00 |- |388||Paul Boucher||[[Boucher-2202]]||5128||2023-03-31 12:30||2023-01-23 05:00 |- |389||Stephanie Murphy||[[Murphy-4728]]||5125||2023-03-31 12:30||2023-03-01 05:00 |- |390||Roberta Muir||[[Muir-2134]]||5123||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 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|403||Phil Richardson||[[Richardson-5769]]||5078||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-12-02 05:00 |- |404||Nina Pyne||[[Pyne-84]]||5078||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-12-16 05:00 |- |405||Norman Bailey||[[Bailey-20427]]||5075||2023-03-31 12:30||2023-03-27 05:00 |- |406||Adri (Vermaak) Winckler||[[Vermaak-85]]||5075||2023-03-31 12:30||2023-02-07 05:00 |- |407||Fred Prisley||[[Prisley-1]]||5072||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:37 |- |408||Dave Rutherford||[[Rutherford-448]]||5070||2023-03-31 12:30||2023-02-15 05:00 |- |409||Scott Anderson||[[Anderson-16764]]||5067||2023-03-31 12:30||2023-02-21 05:00 |- |410||A Yawn||[[Yawn-177]]||5063||2023-03-31 12:30||2023-03-11 05:00 |- |411||William Ferrett||[[Ferrett-36]]||5059||2023-03-31 12:30||2023-02-27 05:00 |- |412||Iver Jacobson||[[Jacobson-189]]||5058||2023-03-31 12:30||2023-02-18 05:00 |- |413||Petrus Claasen||[[Claasen-74]]||5056||2023-03-31 12:30||2023-02-21 05:00 |- |414||Paula (Cullen) Staunton||[[Cullen-643]]||5055||2023-03-31 12:30||2023-03-16 05:00 |- |415||Michele (Henderson) Rowles||[[Henderson-13785]]||5051||2023-03-31 12:30||2023-03-08 05:00 |- |416||Neil Ball||[[Ball-10698]]||5047||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-12-18 05:00 |- |417||Cindy (Williams) Lesure||[[Williams-28514]]||5038||2023-03-31 12:30||2023-01-29 05:00 |- |418||Sandra Cullen||[[Cullen-718]]||5028||2023-03-31 12:30||2023-03-20 05:00 |- |419||John Carter||[[Carter-10457]]||5026||2023-03-31 12:30||2023-03-13 05:00 |- |420||Gauché de Villiers||[[De_Villiers-1658]]||5021||2023-03-31 12:30||2023-03-12 05:00 |- |421||Lucas Venter||[[Venter-1788]]||5016||2023-03-31 12:30||2023-03-20 05:00 |- |422||Gary Kueber||[[Kueber-2]]||5016||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-27 05:00 |- |423||Harvey Ross||[[Ross-25882]]||5003||2023-03-31 12:30||2023-03-31 05:00 |- |424||Al Clements||[[Clements-2728]]||||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-11-10 05:00 |- |425||Brian Whitaker||[[Whitaker-3148]]||||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-08-24 05:00 |- |426||Anton Bergh||[[Bergh-3]]||||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:34 |- |427||Jean-Pierre Côté||[[Côté-1394]]||||2023-03-31 12:30||2022-07-12 22:44 |- |}
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==500 DOLLARS REWARD.== ===PROCLAMATION.=== ::''Mayors Office, Feb. 9, 1827. Whereas, information has been received, that in the year 1825, a number of free persons of colour, principally children, inhabitants of the city and county of Philadelphia, were forcibly seized by persons then unknown, and carried into slavery; and whereas public justice and the dignity of this city demand, that so signal an outrage on the rights of the inhabitants thereof, should not; remain unpunished. Now, in pursuance of authority vested in me, by the Select and Common Councils, I [[Watson-29647|Joseph Watson]], Mayor of said city, do hereby offer a reward of Five Hundred Dollars for the apprehension and prosecution to conviction of any person concerned in the forcible abduction of the free coloured persons from the city of Philadelphia, as above stated. :[[Watson-29647|Joseph Watson]], Mayor

== 500 Preislere i 500 År - Eller den danske gren af slægten Preisler - mandslinien == A published history of the male line of the Danish Preisler family, which originated from Bohemia, Germany/Czech Republic and moved to Denmark in the 1700's. Author: Bertel Preisler in Copenhagen, Denmark, 1984 Note: This book is referenced in the Danish Genealogy Library ("Slægtsforskernes Bibliotek") [https://bibliotek.slaegt.dk/cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=39909 Biblionumber=39909], and is also available as PDF to download: [https://slaegtsbibliotek.dk/928312.pdf Click to Download]. The source for some of the information is the earlier work [https://www.deutsche-digitale-bibliothek.de/item/DPGIH4LAHBRVTQ6QVW5USVQEBOM2QWYR "Die Familie Preisler durch fünf Jahrhunderte: 1450 - 1929"] by Karl Adolf Preisler, Bredsted, Germany in 1929. Abbreviations:-
' * ' = Birth
' + ' = Death
' >> ' = Marriage ---- '''Forord''' Idéen om at lave denne bog er - vel som for mange andre - kommet lidt ef ter lidt. Det begyndte, da min faster Karen (nr. 252) ved "Gartner Preisler"s 100 års jubilæum d. 15. juni 1978 forærede mig min farfars notesbog med hans kortfattede karakteristikker og små falmede fotos af sine forældre, søskende samt personer, der var knyttet til Preislers Hotel i Viborg. I forvejen var jeg grundigt præpareret af min far med historier om min farfar og andre familiemedlemmer. Jeg har tilladt mig at indflette nogle af disse familieanekdoter og håber, at læseren blot vil tage dem for, hvad de er, nemlig anekdoter. Da jeg i oktober 1978 fik lov til at flyve med Rie og Thomas (nr. 378) til Bredstedt for at besøge de gæstfri Georg og Martha (nr. 301), og ved denne lejlighed så vort enestående 500 år gamle glaskrus, følte jeg, at det ville være en stor synd ikke at give min og andre familiemedlemmers viden om vore forfædre videre til de efterfølgende generationer. I forbindelse med en efterhånden meget stor samling af fotografier og andre bil leder giver denne bog et ganske godt indblik, ikke alene i vor slægt, men også i dens omgivelsers liv og levned. Hermed håber jeg at have bevaret noget værdifuldt - den fortid hvorpå vi bygger vor nutid, og hvorpå vore skal børn skal bygge deres fremtid. En anden grund til at udgive denne bog er den nye navnelov i Danmark, hvorefter navnet Preisler ikke længere er et slægtsnavn, men blot et efternavn. Denne bog er skrevet af familien Preisler. Det meste af materialet er fremkommet ved brev-veksling og gennem samtaler med nulevende familiemedlemmer, idet jeg blot har revideret og evt. forkortet lidt, men ellers bibeholdt stil og ord valg. Meget er citeret fra gamle dagbøger, brev, historiske værker, arkiver, gamle aviser o.lign. Dette skulle gøre bogen afvekslende og ikke mindre interessant. Grundlaget var af "Die Familie Preisler durch fünf Jahrhunderte” fra 1929, udgivet Karl Preisler, Bredtstedt (nr. 305). Men allerede ved århundredskiftet var Oscar Preisler (nr. 259) begyndt en slægts-forskning, og jeg skylder hans døtre, Esther (nr. 341) og Birthe (nr. 342) en stor tak for lån naf hans notater og for deres personlige hjælp. En stor del af materialet skyldes det venflinge og hjælpsomme personale på Rigsarkivet, Landsarkiverne, Stadsarkiver, Det kgl. Bibliotek og Frederiksberg Bibliotek. En særlig tak vil jeg rette til Otto Vilh. Sommer, der ved sit utrættelige arkivarbejde og på grund af sin store kompetence og erfaring vedrørende slægtsforskring, har været en uvurderlig hjælp. Også en særlig tak til de familiemedlemmer, der har støttet mig med korrekturlæsning og anden hjælp. Endelig en tak til Jørn Pedersen (nr. 407), der ved sin tekniske viden har hjulpet til denne bogs endelige udformning. Jeg har fundet det rigtigt at opdele bogen i tre afsnit - et for hver af de tre familiegrene - idet disse har udviklet sig forskelligt. Man kan mange steder tydeligt se, at de arvelige anlæg og traditionerne præger os. Idéen er iøvrigt ikke min, men blev også brugt i "Die Familie Preisler durch fünf Jahrhunderte". Denne opdeling og ved at føre hver enkelt familie hele vejen op til vore dage giver, efter min mening, et bedre indblik i kontinuiteten, der så tydeligt ses i nogle af familierne. København, marts 1984.
Bertel Preisler (nr. 336) '''Slægetns Oprindelse og Navn''' Hvor gammel slægten Preisler er, hvorfra den oprindelig stammer, hvad det oprindelige navn har været, det vides ikke og vil næppe nogensinde blive opklaret. Navnet Preisler, stavet på denne måde, optræder så vidt vides første gang officielt i 1511 på en fortegnelse over husejere i Kreibitz (Chribska) i daværende Böhmen). Ifølge dr. Friedrich Parsche, der i 1977 i München udgav en lille bog på 76 sider med titlen "Das Glasherrengeschlecht Preisler in Böhmen, Bayern und Schlesien" kunne Kreibitz være oprindelsesstedet for en meget udbredt glasmager-, glasmaler og glashandlerslægt, der spredte sig over de bjergrige egne, der omkranser det daværende Böhmen. Efterhånden bredte slægten sig yderligere ud over mellem- og det nordlige Europa, men dele af den forblev dog i Kreibitz, og så sent som 1908 fandtes der således i byen en husejer ved navn Johann Preisler. Hvad angår selve navnet Preisler er det blevet og bliver stadig stavet på mange forskellige måder: Preisler, Preissler, Preysler, Praisler, Preischler, Preusler, Preussler, Presler, Pressler, Prayzlar, og Otto Preussler, Berlin, skriver Juni 1907 i et tidsskrift "Mitteilungen Nordbömischen Exkursions = Klubs", at navnet Preuseler ofte forekommer i byen Dux´(Duchow) "Stadtbuch" i 1389. I samme "Stadtbuch" findes navnet Jakesch Pruseler og en dommer Nikl Pruseler. Så det må siges, at der gennem årene har udviklet sig mange varianter af navnet. Hvad angår betydningen af navnet Preisler skulle det iflge Ernst Schwarz "Sudetendeutsche Familiename" betyde "Preiselbeerhändler", altså tyttebærhandler, men prof. Albert Heintze i "Die deutschen Familiennamen" mener, at navnet betyder enten en possementmager eller en snurrepibemager. '''Glaskruset''' Slægtens største klenodie er uden tvivl det 500 år gamle glasskrus, der er gået i arv fra far til søn og stadig er i familiens eje (nuværende (1982) opholdssted er Bredstedt). Efter al sandsynlighed lavet i eller omkring Kreibitz, og blev af eksperter fra Germanisches Museum i Nürnberg betegnet som sandsynligvis stammende fra 1400-tallet. Kruset, der er 25 cm. højt, var oprindelig mørkegrønt, men har gennem de mange år mistet farven og står i dag som næsten gennemsigtigt. Mens halsen og hanken er af glas, er låghængslet og låget af sølv - indvendig forgyldt - og foden er forsynet med en pyntering af sølv. En mærkværdighed ved låget er, at der er indfædet en mønt, hvis overside viser Kurfyrst Moritz af Sachsen (1521-53), omgivet af ordene: ELECDV - SACBVRC - MAGDER - POLAND. Undersiden viser Kurfyrst Johann Friedrich af Sachsen (kopieret efter Lucas Cranach den ældres maleri fra omkring 1525), omgivet af ordene: DVXSAX - ONIFIER - FECZ - MAVKITIT. Hvornår og hvorfor mønten er anbragt i låget vides ikke. Hvornår de første indgraveringer er foretaget vides heller ikke, men de otte felter, der udformet som våbenskjolde med åbent hjelmvisir, er typisk barok, altså fra slutningen af 1600-tallet til begyndelsen af 1700-tallet. Dette taler for, at indgraveringerne samt sølvudsmykningen er foretaget i Dresden. Det er meget sandsynligt, at det er nr. 17, Daniel, der har foretaget disse tilføjelser, bl.a. viser den omstændighed, at der på hans felt på kruset mangler dødsåret, der står kun 17.., d.v.s. at han formentlig levede endnu på det tidspunkt, da indgraveringerne fandt sted. En ganske morsom detalje ved disse otte våbenskjolde er, at man har brugt de forskelliges professionssymboler som hjelmtegn, f.eks. en hammer til låsesmeden, en panserklædt arm med tre tordenkiler til brandmajoren, snedkerværktøj til hofsnedkeren og en blomst til gartneren. Første indskrift på glaskruset lyder: "Georg Preisler ein glasmacher in böhmen der diesen Krug gemacht hat in Jahr 1471". Anden indskrift: "Christoffer Preisler ein glasschneider in böhmen v. vatter geerbt in Jahr 1516" Tredje indskrift: "Gabriel Preisler ein schloser verdrieben aus böhmen nach dresden gegangen geerbt v. vatter in Jahr 1575" Fjerde indskrift: Gabriel Preisler schloser in Dresden geboren alda geerbt in Jahr 1640 gestorben 1680" Femte indskrift: "Daniel Preisler schloser bey ihro Königl. Maytt von Pohlen geboren 1657 geerbt im Jahr 1680 gestorben 17.." Sjette indskrift: "Joachim Daniel Preisler, brand Directeur Hofschlosser bei ihro Königl. Maytt. V. Dann - Norweg geboren in dresden 1630 d. 28. Novemb. Bekommen d. Krug 1720" Syvende indskrift: "Christian Jakob Preisler, Hofsnedker i Kjöbenhavn födt 1712 arvet dette Glaskrus efter Faderen" Ottende indskrift: "Georg Daniel Preisler Kunstgartner ved Assistens Kirkegaard i Köbenhavn født der 1760 død 1812 arvet dette Glaskrus efter Faderen" Niende indskrift: "Frederik Christian Preisler, Snedkermester i Viborg, senere Gjæstgiver der, født paa Jægersborg ved Kjøbenhavn d. 3. Januar 1797 arvet dette Glaskrus efter Faderen" - Han er den sidste, der får sit navn på kruset. Kruset går derefter i arv til sønnen Georg Daniel Preisler, 19.5.1830 - 9.9.1911 i Viborg. Derefter kommer kruset til sønnen Bruno Frederik Christian Preisler f. 7.1.1868 i Viborg, d. 29.12.1935 i Bredstedt. '''Heraldik''' Det er desværre kun lykkedes os at finde ganske få våbenskjolde i Preisler-slægtens historie. Desværre, fordi et familievåben fortæller ofte en masse om indehaveren, hans erhverv, hvornår har har levet og hvor - til tider også noget om hans karakteregenskaber. Det tidligste våben, vi finder inden for slægten, blev skænket brødrene Georg og Steffan Preisler, glasmagere, af den tysk-romerske kejser Rudolf den 2. i Regensburg i 1594. Sammen med våbenet fulgte et våbenbrev, ca. 40 x 50 cm, med et stort vokssegl vedhængt, og teksten er gammeltysk og håndskrevet på pergament. (Våbenbrevet findes i Danmark i familiens eje.) Våbenet viser en hvid enhjørning på et rubinfarvet eller rødt skjold og en hvid enhjørning som hjelmtegn. Hjelmklædet er rødt-hvidt. Ifølge dr. Parsches bog »Das Glasherrengeschlecht Preisler in Böhmen, Bayern und Schlesien« finder vi næste våbeni1640, idet en glashyttemester, Hans Preissler, i Bayerischen Wald, der kaldte sig for »hochfürnehm« - uden dog at være adlet – lod sit eget våben lave. Våbenet viser et gult felt med en hvid stenmur, på hvilken der står en mand i rødt gevandt, i højre hånd holder han hævet et kort sværd. Hjelmen har to vesselhorn og mellem dem en ung mand, ligeledes i rødt gevandt og med et sværd. Hjelmklædet er til højre hvidt-blåt og til venstre gult-rødt. Det er sikkert samme våben, der er malet på en glaspokal, der befinder sig på Nationalmuseet i Stockholm, sandsynligvis lavet i 1700-tallet i Dresden. Bogstaverne PREV ses endnu på pokalen, resten af navnet er slidt af. I 1675 lader glasdynastiet Preusler i Schlesien (nordsiden af Riesengebirge) lave et våben, der tydeligt viser deres erhverv, nemlig ved at sætte et glas (Kelchglas) og en glasmager i selve skjoldet samt en glasmager oven på en krone som hjelmtegn. En af dem, Johann Cristoph Preusler, bruger i stedet for glasmageren foroven en jomfru siddende i en båd, hvilket var Kreibitz' byvåben, for derved at vise, hvor han stammede fra. Våbenet er lodret delt og viser i venstre side et »Kelchglas« og i højre side en glasmager, der med højre hånd svinger en hammer og i venstre hånd holder en rød rose. Skjoldet er omgivet af en laurbærkrans og er udsmykket med en rød rose forneden og en foroven på skjoldkanten. I nr. 33, Johann Martins segl ser vi det gamle schlesiske våben fra 1675 med glasset og glasmageren, hvilket fortæller, at kobberstikkerne godt vidste, at de stammede fra böhmiske glasmagere. I stedet for hjelm og hjelmtegn har Johann Martin brugt en krone for at vise sin rang, og i glasset har han plantet et træ for at fortælle, at slægten stadig er levedygtig og stadig sætter nye skud. Sønnen, Johann Georg, bruger samme våben, men anbringer som hjelmtegn tre tordenkiler i en panserklædt arm. Måske har han lånt dette fra brandmajoren, der jo brugte det som hjelmtegn i sit felt på Preislerglaskruset. ---- Source: Preisler, Bertel. '' 500 Preislere i 500 år, eller den danske gren af slægten Preisler (Mandslinien)''. København, Danmark. 1984; which references: [https://www.deutsche-digitale-bibliothek.de/item/DPGIH4LAHBRVTQ6QVW5USVQEBOM2QWYR Die Familie Preisler durch fünf Jahrhunderte: 1450 - 1929]

[U.S. Congress, ''U.S. Statutes at Large'', vol. 26 (Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1891), 182-183, 'An act granting pensions to soldiers and sailors who are incapacitated for the performance of manual labor, and providing for pensions to widows, minor children, and dependent parents', chap, 634; image copy, ''Library of Congress'' ([https://www.loc.gov/resource/llsalvol.llsal_026/?sp=236 https://www.loc.gov/resource/llsalvol.llsal_026/?sp=236] : accessed 15 November 2023).] [See [[Space:Laws_Relating_To_Civil_War|Laws relating to the U.S. Civil War]]]

'June 27, 1890.

'''CHAP. 634''.—An act granting pensions to soldiers and sailors who are incapacitated for the performance of manual labor, and providing for pensions to widows, minor children, and dependent parents.

''Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled'', That in considering the pension claims of dependent parents, the fact of the soldier's death by reason of any wound, injury, casualty, or disease which, under the conditions and limitations of existing laws, would have entitled him to an invalid pension, and the fact that the soldier left no widow or minor children having been shown as required by law, it shall be necessary only to show by competent and sufficient evidence that such parent or parents are without other present means of support than their own manual labor or the contributions of others not legally bound for their support: ''Provided'', That all pensions allowed to dependent parents under this act shall commence from the date of the filing of the application hereunder and shall continue no longer than the existence of the dependence.

'SEC. 2. That all persons who served ninety days or more in the military or naval service of the United States during the late war of the rebellion and who have been honorably discharged therefrom, and who are now or who may hereafter be suffering from a mental or physical disability of a permanent character, not the result of their own vicious habits, which incapacitates them from the performance of manual labor in such a degree as to render them unable to earn a support, shall, upon making due proof of the fact according to such rules and regulations as the Secretary of the Interior may provide, be placed upon the list of invalid pensioners of the United States, and be entitled to receive a pension not exceeding twelve dollars per month, and not less than six dollars per month, proportioned to the degree of inability to earn a support; and such pension shall commence from the date of the filing of the application in the Pension Office, after the passage of this act upon proof that the disability then existed, and shall continue during the existence of the same: ''Provided'', That persons who are now receiving pensions under existing laws, or whose claims are pending in the Pension Office, may, by application to the Commissioner of Pensions, in such form as he may prescribe, showing themselves entitled thereto, receive the benefits of this act: and nothing herein contained shall be so construed as to prevent any pensioner thereunder from prosecuting his claim and receiving his pension under any other general or special act: ''Provided, however,'' That no person shall receive more than one pension for the same period: ''And provided further,'' That rank in the service shall not be considered in applications filed under this act.

'SEC. 3. That if any officer or enlisted man who served ninety days or more in the Army or Navy of the United States during the late war of the rebellion, and who was honorably discharged has died, or shall hereafter die, leaving a widow without other means of support than her daily labor, or minor children under the age of sixteen years, such widow shall, upon due proof of her husband's [page 183] death, without proving his death to be the result of his army service, be placed on the pension-roll from the date of the application therefor under this act, at the rate of eight dollars per month during her widowhood, and shall also be paid two dollars per month for each child of such officer or enlisted man under sixteen years of age, and in case of the death or remarriage of the widow, leaving a child or children of such officer or enlisted man under the age of sixteen years, such pension shall be paid such child or children until the age of sixteen: ''Provided'', That in case a minor child is insane, idiotic, or otherwise permanently helpless, the pension shall continue during the life of said child, or during the period of such disability, and this proviso shall apply to all pensions heretofore granted or hereafter to be granted under this or any former statute, and such pensions shall commence from the date of application therefor after the passage of this act: ''And provided further'', That said widow shall have married said soldier prior to the passage of this act.

'SEC. 4. That no agent, attorney, or other person engaged in preparing, presenting, or prosecuting any claim under the provisions of this act shall, directly or indirectly, contract for, demand, receive, or retain for such services in preparing, presenting, or prosecuting such claim a sum greater than ten dollars, which sum shall be payable only upon the order of the Commissioner of Pensions, by the pension agent making payment of the pension allowed, and any person who shall violate any of the provisions of this section, or who shall wrongfully withhold from a pensioner or claimant the whole or any part of a pension or claim allowed or due such pensioner or claimant under this act, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall, for each and every such offence, be fined not exceeding five hundred dollars, or be imprisoned at hard labor not exceeding two years, or both, in the discretion of the court.

'Approved, June 27, 1890.'

== 5190 MAPLE STREET, VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA == 5190 Maple Street, corner of Maple Street and 36th Avenue, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada -- the home of [[Doyle-2737 |Henry Doyle]] and his wife, [[English-1917 |"Fan" Frances Manuelita nee English]] c. 1908 ---- About 1904, Henry Doyle moved his family to New Westminster to the house at [[Space:56_Royal_Avenue |56 Royal Avenue]] newly vacated by his wife's sister and husband. In 1906, the growing family switched houses with his wife's mother (living only with one bachelor son & her greyhound dogs) making it legal through deeding the house at [[Space:English_Corners |119 Royal Avenue aka English Corners]] for $1.00. Fan's brother John, having returned from his medical studies first at McGill and then in Vienna, used the den off the first staircase landing for his office. The family moved from 119 Royal Avenue in 1920. The Doyles lived in Chewasin (now Tsawwassen) from 1920 to 1936. In 1946, Henry and Fan moved to the San Fernando Valley to 13489 Rand Drive, Sherman Oaks, California (where their son Harry had settled). Henry became active in Harry's public accounting business. Fan & Henry's home was always open to their children, nieces, nephews, and grandchildren. Henry died of old age at age 87 in 1961, and Fan died at age 86 from complications following a fall and a broken hip in 1968. ---- Remax ad in July 2014: "Circa 1908 character home situated high on the corner of 36th and Maple in Vancouver's most cherished Quilchena. This wonderful family home has been upgraded and well maintained throughout the years, yet retains its heritage character. From the gracious front porch, to the large inviting foyer, the traditional cross hall living and dining room, and the kitchen upgraded with architectural flare, this home has it all. The family room off the kitchen and the living room open to a large back deck and professionally landscaped gardens. There are four generous bedrooms up with two baths. Views from upstairs, oak h/w floors, 3 fireplaces, and fir mouldings, spacious and bright room throughout make this a home not to be missed. Asking $1,998,000 and sold" == Sources == * [http://remax-selectvanbc.com/agents.html/al=23951/details-2628526 5190 Maple Street] from remax.com * [https://www.google.ca/maps/place/5190+Maple+st+Vancouver+BC/@49.2393129,-123.1518751,3a,50y,89.7h,92.78t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sVKZOi4vL7r0SIk67fXU8wA!2e0!7i13312!8i6656!4m2!3m1!1s0x0:0xf844d6d98b867d8d!6m1!1e1 5190 Maple Street] from GoogleMaps

{{52 Ancestors|number=51|year=2020}} ==2020 52 Ancestors Challenge== This is where I'm tracking all my answers for the [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Help:52_Ancestors|52 Ancestors Challenge]. I only made it to 9 in 2019. Sometimes it’s a real struggle but with 48 out of 52 I’m on the home stretch now. ===Week 51—WINTER=== {{Image|file=Religion_Images-66.jpg }} [[Andrew-2144|William Andrew]] my first cousin 3x removed was born shortly after his parents made the trip by sea from Scotland to New York and then overland to Ohio in July 1842. He did not survive the winter and died the following March. ===Week 50—WITNESS TO HISTORY=== {{Image|file=Dalrymple-Hamilton-4.jpg }} My 6th cousin’s husband [[Dalrymple-Hamilton-4|North Edward Frederick Dalrymple-Hamilton (1922-2014)]] was the gun director of the battleship HMS King George V and witnessed the sinking of the German battleship Bismarck during the Battle of the Atlantic. ===Week 49—OOPS=== My 3rd Cousin 5x [[Reid-10647|Agnes Reid (1817-1900)]] removed left Scotland for the United States in 1858. The first first ship they set sail on ran aground on the rocks at the Mull of Kintrye. They had to walk back home. The next ship was hit by another ship. Finally they arrived in New York and made their way to the Scottish Settlement in Argyle, Illinois. ===Week 48–GRATITUDE=== I’m very grateful to my 5th Cousin 1x removed, [[Ralston-1295|Harold Ralston]]. I came across his website and saw my grandmother on his [http://www.ralstongenealogy.com/glnrlist.htm Ship Passenger] list from Scotland. I wrote to express my admiration for his work. I just mentioned in passing I was having trouble finding out more about my fathers family and he put me in touch with some relatives who had photos and information that really set me on the path to do all the work I’ve done on Argyll, Scotland and the Scottish community in Winnebago and Boone Counties in Illinois. ===Week 47—GOOD DEEDS=== {{Image|file=Walker-34314.jpg |caption=''Mabel Walker Herrick'' }} [[Walker-34314|Mable Hurd Walker Herrick]], maternal 1st cousin of wife of my great-uncle was very active in the community. She particularly contributed much in the way of time and money to Rockford College, which began as a Ladies college. In 1893 she was the first to be awarded a Masters degree from there. She was on their Board of Regents for 50 years. Week 46—DIFFERENT LANGUAGE=== {{Image|file=Hanson-5212.jpg |caption=Lyle Hanson on his Wedding Day }} Well my family is Scottish on both sides and while they may have spoken a little Gaelic I’m going over to my husband’s Norwegian side. My father law [[Hanson-5212| Lyle Hanson] was born in Wisconsin but had an accent like he just got off the boat. And spoke Norwegian fluently. ===Week 45—BEARDED=== {{Image|file=Hanson-5196.jpg |caption=Loren Hanson }} My late husband [[Hanson-5196|Loren Paul Hanson (1950-1999)]] would grow a beard in the winter and then shave it the first day in was 60 degrees in the Spring. The first year he shaved after our daughter was born she screamed. ===Week 44 —SCARY STUFF=== {{Image|file=Picken-216.jpg }} As we are living through a pandemic I think of my Scottish immigrant ancestors living through a much smaller measles epidemic that ravaged their settlement in March 1880. It must have been very scary. My great aunt [[Picken-216|Marion]] died at the age of 21 in that epidemic. ===Week 43—QUITE THE CHARACTER=== {{Image|file=Nicol-1434.jpg |caption=Hugh Nicol baseball card }} [[Nicol-1434|Hugh Nicol]], brother in law of my 4th cousin 4th time removed was a professional major league baseball between 1881 and 1891. He was a showman and entertained the crowds with acrobatics. He was known for his speed between bases and holds the record for stolen bases. ===Week 42—PROUD=== {{Image|file=House-4597.jpg |caption=Jeanie Elizabeth House, 1944 }} I’m proud to be related to my cousin [[House-4597|Jeanie House]]. She was in the army nurse Corp and after Ww2 provided medical care to concentration camp victims. ===Week 41—NEWEST=== {{Image|file=Hill-40615.jpg |caption=John Hill Gravestone }} This is getting old but I’ve gone this far. I must get my 52 badge! Anyway [[Hill-40615|John Hill]] the great-grandfather of wife of my 5th cousin 1x removed is the newest profile I’ve added. ===Week 40–OLDEST=== {{Image|file=Crawford-13089.jpg |caption=The Rev. Roy Leslie Crawford }} My uncle [[Crawford-13089|Roy]] was the eldest of 9 (six lived to adulthood). He was a Methodist minister. He was an amateur genealogist before the days of the internet, traveling to Scotland to search for records. ===Week 39—SHOULD BE IN A MOVIE=== {{Image|file=Greenlees-154.jpg |caption=John Greenlee }} I think the husband of my 2nd Cousin 3 x removed, [[Greenlees-154|John Greenlees]]. would make a great subject for a movie. He escaped debtors prison in Scotland (some stories say dressed in a wig and woman's gown), rowed a boat to Ireland and took a boat the United States and founded the Scotch Settlement in Argyle, Illinois. ===Week 38— ON THE MAP=== {{Image|file=Lovejoy-450-1.jpg |caption=Wood engraving of proslavery riot that resulted in murder of Rev. Elijah Lovejoy }} Argh! This is getting harder and harder but I've gone too far now not to try to keep up and get my 52 badge. So I offer [[Edwards-28794| John Edwards]]. His obituary in 1871 went across the map both in Massachusetts where he was born and Rockford, where he died. Noted for having stood guard over the bedside of abolitionist Rev. Elijah Lovejoy with a loaded musket ===Week 37— BACK TO SCHOOL==={{Image|file=Walker-34810.jpg |caption=Jennie Walker at Rockford Home }} Well maybe I’m pushing the “back” a bit but I submit [[Walker-34810|Jennie Walker]] a food chemist at the University of Chicago. ===Week 36—LABOR=== {{Image|file=Colville-219-2.jpg |caption=Ray and daughter Joelle }} I gotta highlight my father, [[Colville-219 |Raymond Colville]] who was an organizer for the railroad union. My mother said there was a newspaper clipping somewhere of his head bloodied by police in a protest. ===Week 35—UNFORGETTABLE === {{Image|file=Pepper-1272.png }} I can’t forget the sad story of 22-year-old [[Pepper-1272|Carolina Pepper]] (Aunt of the husband of my 2nd cousin) who suffered from “melancholy” and the love and sympathy of the community when she killed herself. The paper reports over 100 carriages at her funeral procession. ===Week 34—CHOSEN FAMILY === {{Image|file=Picken-297-1.jpg |caption=Mae as a young teacher }} [[Picken-297|Mary Picken]], my third cousin, 2x was a teacher in Washington. She never married but had at least three foster daughters. ===Week 33–BLACK SHEEP=== I found my way into an old New Orleans family by way of my Great Uncle’s father-in-law [[Garic-10|Oscar Garic]]. In 1882 he and his brother were involved in a saloon fight and he shot and killed a man. Both he and his brother were convicted and imprisoned. In 1883 their appeal was denied by the Louisiana Supreme Court but they were pardoned by the Governor in 1884. There is no mention of the murder in any of his obituaries. His brother Lawson went on to establish Garic Bakeries. ===Week 32—SMALL=== {{Image|file=McDonald-14483.jpg |caption=Mary McDonald Gravestone }} I’m going to take small to mean “young” and share little 12-year-old [[McDonald-14483|Mary McDonald]], my 3rd cousin 2x removed. She died in 1880 of the measles during an epidemic that spread through the Scottish Settlement in Argyle, Illinois that March. 30 families were affected. At least five of my relatives in the settlement died that month. ===Week 31—LARGE=== I’m going to go with the obvious large families. I have several but I’ll highlight my first cousin twice removed [[Steger-237|Lulu (Steiger) Mangham]]. She married at 15 and died at age 44 after giving birth to her 14th child, Lulu B. The baby only lived four months. Her story is told in a book about her husband’s family, “ Oh for the Touch of a Vanished Hand: Discovering a Southern Family and the Civil War” by Dana Mangham. ===Week 30—THE OLD COUNTRY=== {{Image|file=Scottish_Immigrant_Settlement_in_Winnebago_Illinois-1.png |caption=Map of Kintyre }} Does a free page count? Due to a lot of intermarriages, I’m related to nearly everyone from [[space:Argyll_Scotland|Kintrye, Scotland.Argyll_Scotland]]. ===Week 29—NEWSWORTHY=== {{Image|file=Colville-425.jpg |caption=Advertisment for Arcade Manufacturing }} I’ve been saving my great uncle [[Colville-425|James Colville]] in case there was ever a “scandal” prompt but I figure I’ve got plenty of other scandals in my tree. James was a traveling salesman for the Arcade toy company in the late 19th/early 20th Century. This was quite a big deal in Rockford, Illinois and anytime he went out of town, especially to a convention, it was reported in the paper. He seemed to be quite a popular person. His divorce scandal also made the news. He later married a young lady from a prominent Rockford family which also kept him in the news. ===Week 28—MULTIPLES === My little triplet 4th cousins twice removed all died in infancy. :[[Ralston-1788|Infant Ralston]] :[[Ralston-1789|Infant Ralston]] :[[Ralston-1790|Infant Ralston]] ===Week 27—SOLO=== {{Image|file=Howie-657.jpg |caption=Headstone for Robbie Howie }} My first cousin 4x removed [[Howie-657|Robbie Howie]] never married. He came from Scotland with his widowed mother to Illinois in 1839 and they were among the first settlers in the Scottish Settlement in Argyle. When his sister and her husband died he took in two of their five young sons. ===Week 26—MIDDLE=== {{Image|file=Hanson-5250.jpg |caption=Harley & Marion Hanson }} My husband’s [[Hanson-5241|Uncle Harley]] was the middle son of Norwegian immigrants Hans Hanson and Alma Holte. He married another Hanson. They had no children but they were the best Aunt and Uncle and Great Aunt and Uncle. ===Week 25—UNEXPECTED==={{Image|file=Crawford-13090-1.jpg |caption=Crawford Slip Method }} As a child when I would see my [[Crawford-13090|Uncle C. C.]] at family functions he would pull out a bunch of index cards to tell me how to study. I was too young to understand. It all came back to me when I was researching him for WikiTree and discovered he invented the “Crawford Slip Method”, a brainstorming technique still used today. ===Week 24—HANDED DOWN=== {{Image|file=Crawford-13093-1.jpg |caption=Porcelain Doll made by Aunt Myra }} My [[Crawford-13093|Aunt Myra]] made about a dozen beautiful porcelain dolls in the 1950s. When she died, my mother, her sister, got them. When my mom died, I chose the one least likely to break during the drive back to Iowa from California. It is still in one piece, as is the taffeta in the dress that will disintegrate when touched. (I also chose the one easiest to pick up without touching the dress) ===Week 23—WEDDING=== {{Image|file=Religion_Images-5.gif}} In early 1900s Rockford, Illinois were quite the thing with big write ups in the paper. Guests were listed which often helps in researching families My great Uncle James (I’m saving him for “scandal” if that’s ever a prompt) married [[Parker-27728|Lillian Parker]], a young woman from a prominent Rockford family. It was quite the occasion. ===Week 22—UNCERTAIN === {{Image|file=British_Indentured_Servitude.jpg}} [[Abernathy-253|Robert Abernathy]] is my 8th Great Grandfather. That is certain. He did pretty well for himself as an indentured servant from Scotland. What’s not certain is who his father was. There are claims he is the son of George De Barrie Abernathy but no sources. If he was I’d be related to a lot of royalty and famous people through him. As it is when that connection comes up I always have to say “eh. Prolly not” ===Week 21—-GRAVESTONE=== {{Image|file=Colville-219.jpg}} This is the gravestone of my father [[Colville-219|Raymond Colville]]. He died when I was 15. I only have this photo because a stranger took it and made a memorial on FindAGrave ===Week 20—TRAVEL=== {{Image|file=Colville-431.jpg |caption=Maud Colville Wallis }} My Aunt [[Colville-431|Maude]] was a school teacher. She married late in life and they traveled extensively. ===Week 19—SERVICE=== {{Image|file=Greenlees-132.jpg |caption=Monument for Mary Greenlees }} You know you have really covered a town when you find you have profiles for unrelated people in censuses. [[Greenlees-132|Mary Greenlees]], my fifth cousin 2x removed was a domestic servant in the home of [[Ralston-1189|John Ralston]], my first cousin 3x removed. ===Week 18— WHERE THERE’S A WILL THERE’S A WAY=== {{Image|file=Carbert-3.jpg |s=s |caption=Young Arthur Carbert }} [[Carbert-3|Arthur Carbert]] was the brother-in-law of my 4th cousin, [[McKay-4639|Peter McKay]]. He came from a very large but poor family. At 17 he borrowed money and worked on a cattle boat from England to come to the United States in 1887. ===Week 17—LAND=== {{Image|file=Colville-428-1.jpg |caption=Robert Colville Home }} The land my grandparents farmed was acquired to make Rock Cut State Park in Harlem, Illinois. In February 1958 my cousin [[Colville-446|Robert Arthur Colville]] was awarded $12,510 for 34.11 acres. The old house is now the office building for the park. ===Week 16—AIR=== {{Image|file=Lusk-1263.jpg |caption=Gravestone David Lusk }} My 5th cousin [[Lusk-1263 |David James Theodore Lusk]] was in the Royal Air Force during WWII. He was presumed to have been shot down after he failed to return from a flight over the NW German Coast on 7 May 1940. ===Week 15—FIRE=== My 4th cousin once removed [[Ralston-1268 |Mattie Ralston Smith]]. Her husband hanged himself in 1932. In 1949 her dress caught fire from a kitchen burner and she died of her injuries. ===Week 14—WATER=== {{Image|file=Argyll_Scotland-8.jpg |caption=Lighthouse at Mull of Kintyre }} [[Harvie-483|William Harvie]] (paternal grandfather of wife of my 4th cousin 2x removed and his son Matthew were both lighthouse keepers at the Mull of Kintyre. {{Image|file=52_Ancesters.gif |align=l |size=s |caption=13 in 13 Badge }} {{Clear}} ===Week 13—FORGOTTEN === [[Greenlee-548|Susan Greenlees]] is my fifth cousin. I saw her stone and I had a heck of a time figuring out who she was. I’m related to every Greenlees in the Scottish Cemetery but could not figure out who she was. Then she turned up in a census living with a cousin. So it turns out she’s the daughter of William Greenlees who was married to my great aunt, [[Colville-426 |Marion Colville]] who died young. William married again and Susan was born in this marriage. But her mother died when she was a baby and seems to have been sent to live with her cousins. She is not mentioned in her father’s obituary. She never married and lived with her cousins until they died. Seemed very sad to me ===Week 12—POPULAR=== {{Image|file=Colville-220-1.jpg |caption=John and Elizabeth Colville }} When they wrote about my grandmother [[Picken-180|Elizabeth Picken's]] wedding they described her as a "charming Scotch lassie, well known in the settlement" ===Week 11—LUCK=== This is kinda lame but I don’t want to break my streak. I consider it lucky when I decide to add a parent whose sources are mainly his children when I discover that awhile ago I had made a profile for another child. That happened when I made a profile for [[Fleeming-77|William Fleming]], the paternal grandfather of wife of 4th great-uncle, [[Colville-467|James Colville]]. ===Week 10—STRONG WOMEN === {{Image|file=The_Gleaner.jpg |caption=The Immigrants Ship }} I am always amazed at my Scottish ancestors who undertook an arduous voyage across the sea to America when they were quite elderly. One of those is [[Picken-224|Janet Picken Howie]]. After her husband, my 4th great uncle died in 1839, she joined her children at the age of 71 to sail to America and was one of the first residents of the [[Space:Scottish_Immigrant_Settlement_in_Winnebago_Illinois|Scottish Settlement]] in Argyle, Illinois. Her daughter died on the voyage and another daughter died a few years after arriving. ===Week 9—DISASTER === My great uncle [[Colville-428|Robert Colville]] owned a threshing business with his brother-in-law, [[Brown-75315 |Robert Brown]]. One afternoon while they were working on my great uncle’s farm, a steam engine boiler exploded and Robert Brown and another worker was killed. ===Week 8—PROSPERITY=== {{Image|file=Colville-421.jpg |caption=Robert Colville }} I think my great grandfather [[Colville-421|Robert Colville]] is a shoe in for this because his obituary reads: "Robert Colville prospered in that community by his close application to the farm duties". Most of the Scots who farmed in Winnebago and Boone County, Illinois did pretty well. ===Week 7—FAVORITE DISCOVERY === {{Image|file=Andrew-1979.jpg |caption=Gravestone for John Andrew and Mary Enoch }} I like this discovery because it was so random. I was looking for my great uncle [[Colville-425|James Colville]] at [[space:Greenwood_Cemetery_-1|Greenwood Cemetery]] in Rockford which is a large meandering cemetery. It took three trips to find him. On my first “unsuccessful” try, I saw a stone with a familiar name “Enoch“. I thought she might be related to [[Enoch-159|Henry Enoch]], a pioneer buried in my first cemetery page [[Space:Guilford_Union_Cemetery|Guilford Union Cemetery]] Turns out she was his daughter. But that wasn’t the only discovery. She was married to [[Andrew-1979 |John Andrew]], my first cousin 3x removed and early resident of the [[Space:Scottish_Immigrant_Settlement_in_Winnebago_Illinois|Scottish Settlement]] in Argyle That would not be the last time taking a photo of a gravestone on a hunch would pay off. ===Week 6—SAME NAME=== {{Image|file=Crawford-6946.jpg |caption=Joelle Crawford Beard Colville }} My mom, [[Crawford-6946|Joelle]] grew up in the south and was named Mamie Jo. I think it’s a cute name but it reminded her of everything she hated about the south so when she left she left her name as well and legally changed her first name to Joelle. My dad liked the name so I was named Joelle. My daughter’s middle name is Joelle ===Week 5—SO FAR AWAY=== {{Image|file=Colville-443.png |caption=Registration for transport to Australia }} Most of my Scottish ancestors immigrated to the United States. A few brave souls like my second grat uncle [[Colville-443|Archibald Colville]] ventured to Australia. Their third son George was born on the ship during the long voyage. ===Week 4—CLOSE TO HOME=== My second great aunt [[Montgomery-9632|Mary Montgomery]] came to the United States from Scotland when she was 8 years old. She grew up in the [[Space:Scottish_Immigrant_Settlement_in_Winnebago_Illinois|Scottish Settlement]] in Argyle, Illinois and married. Robert Greenlees. They moved to Charles City Iowa, which is less than an hour away from Where I live now. ===Week 3—LONG LINE=== {{Image|file=Colville_Name_Study.png |caption=Colville Coat of Arms }} [[Colville-325|William Colville of Lesnessock and Tradigal]], 1620, my 5th Great Grandfather. The line goes back farther but this is the farthest with the best resources. ===Week 2—FAVORITE PHOTO === [[Breckenridge-392|Edward Breckenridge]], my first cousin 4x removed, built this house about 1890. It's now on display at the Midway Museum in Rockford. {{Image|file=Breckenridge-392-2.jpg |caption=Breckenridge Home }} ===Week 1—FRESH START=== :[https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/963438/52-ancestors-week-1-fresh-start?show=963438#q963438 G2G Answer] {{Image|file=Brown-74955.jpg |caption=Helen (Brown) Greenlees }} [[Brown-74955|Helen Brown Greenlees]] my second cousin, 3x removed, left Scotland about 1836 in tears with her children. Her husband was meant to join her but the law had caught up with him and imprisoned him for debt. When they arrived in New York, low and behold he was on the dock waiting to greet them, having escaped and taken a faster ship. They went on to Illinois to found the Scottish Settlement in Argyle.

My posts for the 2020 - 52 Ancestors challenge Week 1 - Fresh Start - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/963438/52-ancestors-week-1-fresh-start
Week 2 - Favourite photo - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/965885/52-ancestors-week-2-favorite-photo
Week 3 - Long Lines - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/969490/52-ancestors-week-3-long-line
Week 4 - Close to Home - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/972698/52-ancestors-week-4-close-to-home
Week 5 - So Far Away - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/976278/52-ancestors-week-5-so-far-away
Week 6 - Same Name - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/979814/52-ancestors-week-6-same-name
Week 7 - Favorite Discovery - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/983176/52-ancestors-week-7-favorite-discovery
Week 8 - Prosperity - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/987010/52-ancestors-week-8-prosperity
Week 9 - Disaster - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/990592/52-ancestors-week-9-disaster
Week 10 - Strong Woman - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/994293/52-ancestors-week-10-strong-woman
Week 11 - Luck - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/998315/52-ancestors-week-11-luck
Week 12 - Popular - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1002694/52-ancestors-week-12-popular
Week 13 - Nearly Forgotten - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1005950/52-ancestors-week-13-nearly-forgotten
Week 14 - Water - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1009735/52-ancestors-week-14-water
Week 15 - Fire - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1013413/52-ancestors-week-15-fire
Week 16 - Air - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1016589/52-ancestors-week-16-air
Week 17 - Land - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1020692/52-ancestors-week-17-land
Week 18 - There's a Will - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1025898/52-ancestors-week-18-where-theres-a-will
Week 19 - Service - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1030505/52-ancestors-week-19-service
Week 20 - Travel - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1034336/52-ancestors-week-20-travel
Week 21 - Tombstone - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1037760/52-ancestors-week-21-tombstone
Week 22 - Uncertain - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1042452/52-ancestors-week-22-uncertain
Week 23 - Wedding - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1045970/52-ancestors-week-23-wedding
Week 24 - Handed Down - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1050279/52-ancestors-week-24-handed-down
Week 25 - Unexpected - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1054192/52-ancestors-week-25-unexpected
Week 26 - Middle - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1059246/52-ancestors-week-26-middle
Week 27 - Solo - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1063735/52-ancestors-week-27-solo
Week 28 - Multiple - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1067961/52-ancestors-week-28-multiple
Week 29 - Newsworthy - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1072104/52-ancestors-week-29-newsworthy
Week 30 - Old Country - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1076017/52-ancestors-week-30-the-old-country
Week 31 - Large - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1079764/52-ancestors-week-31-large
Week 32 - Small - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1083686/52-ancestors-week-32-small
Week 33 - Black Sheep - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1086946/52-ancestors-week-33-black-sheep
Week 34 - Chosen Family - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1090301/52-ancestors-week-34-chosen-family
Week 35 - Unforgettable - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1094512/52-ancestors-week-35-unforgettable
week 36 - Labor (or Labour) - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1097899/52-ancestors-week-36-labor
Week 37 - Back to School - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1102309/52-ancestors-week-37-back-to-school
Week 38 - On the Map - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1105963/52-ancestors-week-38-on-the-map
Week 39 - Should be a Movie - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1109534/52-ancestors-week-39-should-be-a-movie
Week 40 - Oldest - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1113543/52-ancestors-week-40-oldest
Week 41 - Newest - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1117888/52-ancestors-week-41-newest
Week 42 - Proud - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1121549/52-ancestors-week-42-proud
Week 43 - Quite the Character - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1124770/52-ancestors-week-43-quite-the-character
Week 44 - Scary Stuff - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1128662/52-ancestors-week-44-scary-stuff
Week 45 - Bearded - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1132209/52-ancestors-week-45-bearded
Week 46 - Different Language - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1135613/52-ancestors-week-46-different-language
Week 47 - Good Deed - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1139332/52-ancestors-week-47-good-deeds
Week 48 - Gratitude - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1142985/52-ancestors-week-48-gratitude
Week 49 - Oops - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1146573/52-ancestors-week-49-oops?show=1146573#q1146573
Week 50 - Witness to History - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1150039/52-ancestors-week-50-witness-to-history
Week 51 - Winter - https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1153460/52-ancestors-week-51-winter

The goal of this project is to ... Right now this project just has one member, me. I am [[Underwood-5336|Terry Rae Underwood]]. Here are some of the tasks that I think need to be done. I'll be working on them, and could use your help. * My father Underwood-5340; National Personnel Records Center: Military Personnell Records: Veteran's Name: Underwood, Lowell F; SSN: 710148133; case reference number 2002-175-1446; Enlisted as a cpl: army serial # 37-034-438- infantry ; date of induction: 15 Feb 1941; date of separation: 8 Apr 1945 at Fort Benning, Geogia; participated in Battle on Guadalcanal from 7 Aug 1942 to 9 Dec 1942; Decorations: Presidential Unit Citation with star; Asiatic Pacific Theater Ribbon; Good Conduct Medal * * Will you join me? Please post a comment here on this page, in [https://www.WikiTree.com/g2g G2G] using the project tag, or [https://www.WikiTree.com/index.php?title=Special:PrivateMessage&who=22909230 send me a private message]. Thanks!

Inspired by genealogist Amy Johnson Crow I aim to write something about one of my ancestors every week for a year. Amy provides a suggested weekly prompt and I may follow this or may just pick an ancestor I'm interested in writing about. Where I've followed Amy's prompt I'll include this below. I've noted which of my 4 grandparents each person is an ancestor/ relative of, to try to ensure I spread the people chosen out across my tree. {| border="1" cellpadding="4" |- bgcolor=#E1F0B4 | Week ||Week ending ||Weekly theme
(if followed)|| Profile written/ re-written || Ancestor/ relative of which grandparent? |- |1 ||7Nov2022|| -||[[Hurt-2105|William Hurt (bef.1793-bef.1864)]] || Muriel |- |2 ||14Nov2022 || -||[[Parker-42208|Henry John Wadsley Parker (1875-1938)]] || Warneford |- |3 || 21Nov2022 || Tombstones|| [[Finney-2412|Mary (Finney) Gaskell (abt.1763-1799)]] || Muriel |- |4 ||28Nov2022 ||Wrong side of the law || [[Marles-91|William John Marles (bef.1874-1919)]] || Jane |- |5 || 05Dec2022||Overlooked || || |- |6 ||12Dec2022 ||New horizons || || |- |7 ||19Dec2022 ||Traditions || || |- |8 ||26Dec2022 ||Perseverance || || |- |9 ||2Jan2023 ||Looking ahead|| || |} Possible profiles to look at in future weeks: Maternal side :Frances Bampton/ Yeomans- widowed when husband killed in a fight :Billy Dring :Mary Selina Bowley (head housemaid, Belvoir castle) :Mary Finney :Ernest Rockley :Harry Phoenix :Ellen Bowley :Emily P Strutt :One of the Appletons? :Benjamin Chapman :One of the Sugars family who emigrated? :One of our great grandmothers in Beds was jailed- look for further details. Paternal side :Jane Wadsley? :Ann Fewings/ Clampitt :Henry Brooks :Lily Brooks :Leslie Parker :Richard Marles :Elizabeth Sophia Wicks :Gwenthlean Edwards :Charles Valleck Barnes :The couple killed by a WW2 bomb :One of the cousins killed in WW1 :Fewings-143 (went blind in powder blast) Husband's family :William Thomas Warman :John Peacock :Charles Henry Peacock :Turncock (Knox?) :Shipwright @Chatham Docks Review anniversary lists and pick someone who married/ was born that week

This is the list of all the photos that I (Robynne Lozier) submitted for each weekly challenge during the year of 2019. 2019 - The first ever 52 weeks photo challenge
G2G - will have links to the space page
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/743819/52-photos-week-1-new Andre and new son in Hosp
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/745613/52-photos-week-2-generations my wedding pic Oct 2000
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/752226/52-photos-week-3-school old plymouth school pic
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/756591/52-photos-week-4-sunday-best Burrow family
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/760781/52-photos-week-5-athletic Milford track at the end
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/765110/52-photos-week-6-childhood Dorothy and Ian in 1924
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/767560/52-photos-week-7-sweethearts Roy and Lily wedding 1920
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/768007/52-photos-week-8-favorite Andrew fountain drink 1989
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/777359/52-photos-week-9-girly Jean Mathias wins pageant
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/781855/52-photos-week-10-home-sweet-home Ryan Family Oreti Plains
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/786374/52-photos-week-11-hats Dad 21st birthday party hats
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/791311/52-photos-week-12-transportation Ledingham buggy, big wheels
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/796346/52-photos-week-13-funny Mad Scientist 2006
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/801369/52-photos-week-14-profession Thompson Boot Factory
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/805683/52-photos-week-15-spring Spring Tulips May
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/808752/52-photos-week-16-friendship 1979 KGVI sign with girls
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/815299/52-photos-week-17-building DCC building NZ
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/820501/52-photos-week-18-heirloom Adamson Photo 1850
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/823230/52-photos-week-19-maternal Grandma Lily & me in 1964
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/828759/52-photos-week-20-dress-up Mary Evans - oval Pic
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/833062/52-photos-week-21-memorial Herbert T Memorial Cert
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/837650/52-photos-week-22-wedding Jean and George Mathias
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/841845/52-photos-week-23-summer Jessie & William Walker
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/846484/52-photos-week-24-paternal John T & 5 sons WW1
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/851655/52-photos-week-25-bicycles 1979 KGVI Bikes & Purple
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/855989/52-photos-week-26-travel Plane wing to DN Erics funeral
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/860420/52-photos-week-27-patriotic Roy, Norman, Harry WW1
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/865349/52-photos-week-28-pets POTW Trisha and Tiger Tim 1977
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/870710/52-photos-week-29-reunion Mum with Joan and Margaret
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/875777/52-photos-week-30-cousins 1983 Dorothys grandchildren
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/879425/52-photos-week-31-spectacles Mum and Grandma Jean
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/883326/52-photos-week-32-birthday My 5th birthday pic
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/887326/52-photos-week-33-sad Railway pic Gaynor 1990
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/891870/52-photos-week-34-love Trisha and Paul wedding 2013
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/895664/52-photos-week-35-vacation Cape Kidnappers 1969
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/900175/52-photos-week-36-religion my sons Baptism in Kap 2002
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/905034/52-photos-week-37-grave Gaynors grave
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/908748/52-photos-week-38-celebration Eric turns 100 in 2019
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/913021/52-photos-week-39-humorous 18 mths old caught in the act
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/916944/52-photos-week-40-brave Hedley in WW1 uniform/chair
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/921395/52-photos-week-41-autumn Outside Stage Mural & trees
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/925624/52-photos-week-42-children Jim Ryan and family
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/928758/52-photos-week-43-memory 19th wedding anniversary
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/931877/52-photos-week-44-costumes Mike and Judy dressed up
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/935798/52-photos-week-45-veterans Dorothy and Eric in WW2
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/939526/52-photos-week-46-baby my son as a baby in 2002
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/943081/52-photos-week-47-siblings Doug & John Collis 2013
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/946290/52-photos-week-48-thankful Post Brain Surgery Pic 2007
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/949572/52-photos-week-49-handwriting Hand written Wordsworth tree
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/953125/52-photos-week-50-map Copper Map - ATASI 1980
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/956094/52-photos-week-51-winter snow day page kap Xmas 2000
https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/959361/52-photos-week-52-resolution Chub stephens

This free-space page is members participating in Week 24 of the 52 Photos Challenge (2020). The theme is SUMMER You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile and entering Space:52_Photos_Week _24_Pets then click save changes to image details. {{Clear}}

This free-space page is members participating in Week 25 of the 52 Photos Challenge (2020). The theme is FATHERS You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile and entering Space:52_Photos_Week _25_Fathers then click save changes to image details. {{Clear}}

This free-space page is members participating in Week 26 of the 52 Photos Challenge (2020). The theme is REUNION You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile and entering Space:52_Photos_Week _26_Reunion then click save changes to image details. {{Clear}}

This free-space page is members participating in Week 27 of the 52 Photos Challenge (2020). The theme is INDEPENDENT You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile and entering Space:52_Photos_Week _27_Independent then click save changes to image details. {{Clear}}

This free-space page is members participating in Week 28 of the 52 Photos Challenge (2020). The theme is HOME SWEET HOME You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile and entering Space:52_Photos_Week _28_Home_Sweet_Home then click save changes to image details. {{Clear}}

This free-space page is members participating in Week 29 of the 52 Photos Challenge (2020). The theme is FAVORITE You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile and entering Space:52_Photos_Week _29_Favorite then click save changes to image details. {{Clear}}

This free-space page is members participating in Week 30 of the 52 Photos Challenge (2020). The theme is FRIENDS You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile and entering Space:52_Photos_Week _30_Friends then click save changes to image details. {{Clear}}

This free-space page is members participating in Week 31 of the 52 Photos Challenge (2020). The theme is GIRLS You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile and entering Space:52_Photos_Week _31_Girls then click save changes to image details. {{Clear}}

This free-space page is members participating in Week 31 of the 52 Photos Challenge (2020). The theme is GIRLS You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile and entering Space:52_Photos_Week _31_Girls then click save changes to image details. {{Clear}}

This free-space page is members participating in Week 32 of the 52 Photos Challenge (2020). The theme is BOYS You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile and entering Space:52_Photos_Week _32_Boys then click save changes to image details. {{Clear}}

This free-space page is members participating in Week 33 of the 52 Photos Challenge (2020). The theme is VACATION You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile and entering Space:52_Photos_Week _33_Vacation then click save changes to image details. {{Clear}}

This free-space page is members participating in Week 34 of the 52 Photos Challenge (2020). The theme is BIKES You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile and entering Space:52_Photos_Week _34_Bikes then click save changes to image details. {{Clear}}

This free-space page is members participating in Week 35 of the 52 Photos Challenge (2020). The theme is BRAVE You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile and entering Space:52_Photos_Week _35_Brave then click save changes to image details. {{Clear}}

This free-space page is members participating in Week 35 of the 52 Photos Challenge (2020). The theme is BRAVE You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile and entering Space:52_Photos_Week _35_Brave then click save changes to image details. {{Clear}}

This free-space page is members participating in Week 36 of the 52 Photos Challenge (2020). The theme is HARD WORK You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile and entering Space:52_Photos_Week _36_Hard_Work then click save changes to image details. {{Clear}}

This free-space page is members participating in Week 37 of the 52 Photos Challenge (2020). The theme is COUSINS You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile and entering Space:52_Photos_Week _37_Cousins then click save changes to image details. {{Clear}}

This free-space page is members participating in Week 38 of the 52 Photos Challenge (2020). The theme is BIRTHDAYS You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile and entering Space:52_Photos_Week _38_Birthdays then click save changes to image details. {{Clear}}

This free-space page is members participating in Week 39 of the 52 Photos Challenge (2020). The theme is FACIAL HAIR You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile and entering Space:52_Photos_Week _39_Facial_Hair then click save changes to image details. {{Clear}}

This free-space page is members participating in Week 40 of the 52 Photos Challenge (2020). The theme is AUTUMN You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile and entering Space:52_Photos_Week _40_Autumn then click save changes to image details. {{Clear}}

This free-space page is members participating in Week 4a of the 52 Photos Challenge (2020). The theme is SIBLINGS You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile and entering Space:52_Photos_Week _41_SIBLINGS then click save changes to image details. {{Clear}}

This free-space page is members participating in Week 42 of the 52 Photos Challenge (2020). The theme is SILLY You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile and entering Space:52_Photos_Week _42_SILLY then click save changes to image details. {{Clear}}

This free-space page is members participating in Week 43 of the 52 Photos Challenge (2020). The theme is LOVE You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile and entering Space:52_Photos_Week _43_LOVE then click save changes to image details. {{Clear}}

This free-space page is members participating in Week 44 of the 52 Photos Challenge (2020). The theme is COSTUMES You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile and entering Space:52_Photos_Week _44_Costumes-1 then click save changes to image details. {{Clear}}

This free-space page is members participating in Week 45 of the 52 Photos Challenge (2020). The theme is VETERANS You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile and entering Space:52_Photos_Week _45_VETERANS-1 then click save changes to image details. {{Clear}}

This free-space page is members participating in Week 46 of the 52 Photos Challenge (2020). The theme is ATHLETIC You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile and entering Space:52_Photos_Week _46_Athletic then click save changes to image details. {{Clear}}

This free-space page is members participating in Week 47 of the 52 Photos Challenge (2020). The theme is THANKFUL You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile and entering Space:52_Photos_Week _47_Thankful then click save changes to image details. {{Clear}}

This free-space page is members participating in Week 48 of the 52 Photos Challenge (2020). The theme is UNIQUE You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile and entering Space:52_Photos_Week _48_Unique then click save changes to image details. {{Clear}}

This free-space page is members participating in Week 49 of the 52 Photos Challenge (2020). The theme is WINTER You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile and entering Space:52_Photos_Week _49_Winter then click save changes to image details. {{Clear}}

This free-space page is members participating in Week 50 of the 52 Photos Challenge (2020). The theme is FAMILY GATHERING You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile and entering Space:52_Photos_Week _50_Family_Gathering then click save changes to image details. {{Clear}}

This free-space page is members participating in Week 51 of the 52 Photos Challenge (2020). The theme is FESTIVE You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile and entering Space:52_Photos_Week _51_Festive then click save changes to image details. {{Clear}}

This free-space page is members participating in Week 52 of the 52 Photos Challenge (2020). The theme is ENDINGS You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile and entering Space:52_Photos_Week _52_Endings then click save changes to image details. {{Clear}}

This free-space page is members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos challenge (2021). The theme is HOPE You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_Hope then click save changes to image details. {{Clear}}

'''''This weekly challenge is now changed to a monthly challenge. For more details [[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:12_Month_of_Photos&public=1 see here]]. '' '''Join us in our 2022 photo sharing! Each week there is a new theme to inspire us to share an old family photo.''' == How to Participate == === First, choose a photo === See this week's G2G post here: {{Tag Link|52_photos}}. Do you have an old family photo that fits this week's theme? Our sharing prompts are meant to be open-ended — feel free to interpret it any way you like. For example, one theme was "New." Members posted photos of new babies, newly-married couples, new cars, and houses, etc. === Second, add it to the gallery === Every week's G2G post is linked to a free-space page where we collect the photos in a gallery. If your photo is not already on WikiTree you can add it to the page by clicking the "Images" tab and then the upload link. 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You can go back and post on weeks that you missed at any time during the year. === What if you don't have a photo for a theme? === The photo themes are intended to be open-ended and inclusive. You can interpret the theme however you like. Be as creative as you need to be in order to participate. == More Ways to Participate == === Facebook === Sharing a photo on Facebook is a great way to involve more family members. Be sure to include #52weeksofphotos and #wikitree. [More instructions and links to come.] === Instagram, Twitter, and other social networks === Can you think of a way to use Instagram or another social network for this challenge? If you do, let us know how you do it and we will add instructions here so that others can follow your lead. == Themes in 2022 == * Week 1: '''New Start''' (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_New_Start) * Week 2: '''Second''' (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_(10th-16th_January_2022) * Week 3: '''Family Fun''' (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Family_Fun) * Week 4: '''Mask''' (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Mask) * Week 5: '''Hobbies''' (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Hobbies) * Week 6: '''Cosy Home''' (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Cosy_Home) * Week 7: '''Special Occasions''' (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_Special_Occasions) * Week 8: '''Siblings''' (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Siblings) * Week 9: '''Friendship''' (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Friendship) * Week 10: '''Women''' (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Women) * Week 11: ''' Profession''' (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Profession) * Week 12: '''Spring''' (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Spring) * Week 13: '''Pets''' (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_Pets-1) * Week 14: '''Birthday''' (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Birthday) * Week 15: '''Easter''' (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Easter) * Week 16: '''Journey''' (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Journey) * Week 17: '''Happiness''' (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Happiness) * Week 18: '''Tradition''' (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Tradition) * Week19: '''Mothers''' (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Mothers) * Week 20: '''Favourite Toy''' (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Favourite_Toy) * Week 21: '''Summer Fun''' (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Summer_Fun) * Week 22: '''Fathers''' (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Fathers) * Week 23: '''Dress Up''' (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Dress_Up) * Week 24: '''Love''' (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_Love) * Week 25: '''Family Meeting''' (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Family_Meeting) * Week 26: '''Grandparents''' (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Granparents) * Week 27: '''Celebration''' (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Celebration) * Week 28: '''Garden''' (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Garden) * Week 29: '''Generations''' (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Generations) * Week 30: ''' School''' (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_School) * Week 31: '''Reunion''' (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Reunion) * Week 32: '''Means of Transport''' (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Means_of_Transport) * Week 33: ''' Amusement Parks''' (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Amusement_Parks) * Week 34: '''Uniform''' (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Uniform) * Week 35 '''Hairstyles''' (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Hairstyles) * Week 36: '''Facial Hair''' (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Facial_Hair) * Week 37: '''Military''' (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Military) * Week 38: '''Autumn''' (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Profile_of_52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Autumn) * Week 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This page is for members that are participating in the "Photo Sharing 2022". The theme of Week 2/2022 is SECOND You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile, and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_(10th-16th_January_2022) then click save changes to image details.

This free-space page is for members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos 2022. The theme of week 49, 2022 is Spectacles You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile, and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Spectacles then click save changes to image details.

This free-space page is for members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos 2022. The theme of week 33, 2022 is Amusement Parks You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile, and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Amusement_Parks then click save changes to image details.

This free-space page is for members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos 2022. The theme of week 14, 2022 is Birthday You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile, and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_Birthday then click save changes to image details.

This free-space page is for members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos 2022. The theme of week 27, 2022 is Celebration You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile, and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Celebration, then click save changes to image details.

This free-space page is for members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos 2022. The theme of week 50, 2022 is Christmas You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile, and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Christmas then click save changes to image details.

This page is for members that are participating in the "Photo Sharing 2022". The theme of Week 6/2022 is Cosy Home You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile, and entering Space:Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Cosy_Home then click save changes to image details.

This free-space page is for members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos 2022. The theme of week 39, 2022 is Daughters You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile, and entering Space:Profile_of_52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Daughters then click save changes to image details

This free-space page is for members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos 2022. The theme of week 23, 2022 is Dress Up You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile, and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Dress_Up then click save changes to image details.

This free-space page is for members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos 2022. The theme of week 15, 2022 is Easter You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile, and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Easter then click save changes to image details.

This free-space page is for members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos 2022. The theme of week 52, 2022 is Ending You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile, and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Ending then click save changes to image details.

This free-space page is for members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos 2022. The theme of week 36, 2022 is Facial Hair You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile, and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Facial_Hair then click save changes to image details.

This free-space page is for members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos 2022. The theme of week 3, 2022 is Family Fun You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile, and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Family_Fun then click save changes to image details.

This free-space page is for members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos 2022. The theme of week 25, 2022 is Family Meeting You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile, and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Family_Meeting, then click save changes to image details.

This free-space page is for members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos 2022. The theme of week 22, 2022 is Fathers You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile, and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Fathers then click save changes to image details.

This free-space page is for members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos 2022. The theme of week 20, 2022 is Favourite Toy You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile, and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Favourite_Toy then click save changes to image details.

This free-space page is for members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos 2022. The theme of week 9, 2022 is Friendship You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile, and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Friendship then click save changes to image details.

This free-space page is for members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos 2022. The theme of week 28, 2022 is Garden You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile, and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Garden, then click save changes to image details.

This free-space page is for members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos 2022. The theme of week 29, 2022 is Generations You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile, and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Generations then click save changes to image details.

This free-space page is for members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos 2022. The theme of week 26, 2022 is Grandparents You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile, and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Granparents, then click save changes to image details.

This free-space page is for members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos 2022. The theme of week 35, 2022 is Hairstyles You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile, and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Hairstyles then click save changes to image details.

This free-space page is for members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos 2022. The theme of week 43, 2022 is Halloween You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile, and entering Space:Edit_Profile_of_52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Halloween then click save changes to image details.

This free-space page is for members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos 2022. The theme of week 17, 2022 is Happiness You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile, and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Happiness then click save changes to image details.

This free-space page is for members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos 2022. The theme of week 5, 2022 is Hobbies You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile, and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Hobbies then click save changes to image details.

This free-space page is for members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos 2022. The theme of week 51 2022 is Humorous You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile, and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Humorous then click save changes to image details.

This free-space page is for members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos 2022. The theme of week 16, 2022 is Journey You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile, and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Journey then click save changes to image details.

This free-space page is for members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos 2022. The theme of week 46, 2022 is Long Life You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile, and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Long_Life then click save changes to image details.

This page is for members that are participating in the "Photo Sharing 2022". The theme of Week 4/2022 is Mask You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile, and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Mask then click save changes to image details.

This free-space page is for members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos 2022. The theme of week 32, 2022 is Means of Transport You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile, and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Means_of_Transport then click save changes to image details.

This free-space page is for members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos 2022. The theme of week 37, 2022 is Military You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile, and entering Spachttps://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/e/eb/Douglas-1969.jpge:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Military then click save changes to image details.

This free-space page is for members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos 2022. The theme of week 19, 2022 is Mothers You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile, and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Mothers then click save changes to image details.

This free-space page is for members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos 2022. The theme of week 45, 2022 is Musical You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile, and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Sons then click save changes to image details.

This free-space page is for members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos 2022. The theme of week 42, 2022 is Opposites/Contrasts You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile, and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Opposites/Contrasts then click save changes to image details.

This free-space page is for members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos 2022. The theme of week 11, 2022 is Profession You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile, and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Profession then click save changes to image details.

This free-space page is for members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos 2022. The theme of week 31, 2022 is Reunion You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile, and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Reunion then click save changes to image details.

This free-space page is for members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos 2022. The theme of week 30, 2022 is School You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile, and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_School then click save changes to image details.

This page is for members that are participating in the "Photo Sharing 2022". The theme of Week 8/2022 is SIBLINGS You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile, and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Siblings then click save changes to image details.

This free-space page is for members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos 2022. The theme of week 44, 2022 is Sons You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile, and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Sons then click save changes to image details.

This free-space page is for members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos 2022. The theme of week 40, 2022 is Sports You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile, and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Sports then click save changes to image details.

This free-space page is for members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos 2022. The theme of week 12/2022 is Spring You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile, and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Spring then click save changes to image details.

This free-space page is for members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos 2022. The theme of week 21, 2022 is Summer Fun You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile, and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Summer_Fun then click save changes to image details.

This free-space page is for members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos 2022. The theme of week 47, 2022 is Thankful You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile, and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Thankful then click save changes to image details.

This free-space page is for members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos 2022. The theme of week 18, 2022 is Tradition You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile, and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Tradition then click save changes to image details.

This free-space page is for members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos 2022. The theme of week 34, 2022 is Uniform You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile, and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Uniform then click save changes to image details.

This free-space page is for members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos 2022. The theme of week 48, 2022 is Winter You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile, and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Winter then click save changes to image details.

This page is for members that are participating in the "Photo Sharing 2022". The theme of Week 10/2022 is Women You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile, and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_2022_Women then click save changes to image details.

This free-space page is members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos challenge (2021). The theme is ANIMALS You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_Animals then click save changes to image details. {{Clear}}

This free-space page is members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos challenge (2021). The theme is Autumn. You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_Autumn then click save changes to image details.

This free-space page is members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos challenge (2021). The theme is BIRTHDAY You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_Birthday then click save changes to image details. {{Clear}}

This free-space page is members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos challenge (2021). The theme is Boys. You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_Boys then click save changes to image details.

This free-space page is members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos challenge (2021). The theme is CHILDREN You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_Children then click save changes to image details. {{Clear}}

This free-space page is members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos challenge (2021). The theme is Costumes. You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_Costumes then click save changes to image details.

This free-space page is members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos challenge (2021). The theme is COUSINS You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_Cousins then click save changes to image details. {{Clear}}

This free-space page is members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos challenge (2021). The theme is DRESS UP You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_Dress_Up then click save changes to image details. {{Clear}}

This free-space page is members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos challenge (2021). The theme is FAMILY GATHERING You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_Family_Gathering then click save changes to image details. {{Clear}}

This free-space page is members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos challenge (2021). The theme is FAVORITE You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_Favorite then click save changes to image details. {{Clear}}

This free-space page is members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos challenge (2021). The theme is FRESH START You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_Fresh_Start then click save changes to image details. {{Clear}}

This free-space page is members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos challenge (2021). The theme is FRIENDSHIP You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_Friendship then click save changes to image details. {{Clear}}

This free-space page is members participating in the 52 Weeks of Photos challenge (2021). The theme is FUNNY You can add your photo to this free-space page by going to your image's page, scrolling down to where it says Add Person or Free-Space Profile and entering Space:52_Weeks_of_Photos_Funny then click save changes to image details. {{Clear}}