This page is about the soldiers of Waldron Arkansas. All these men are connected to Waldron in one way or another. Some came to Waldron to enlist, while others lived there and some are buried there. During the Civil War there were a few Skirmishes in and around Waldron, and some on this list took too part in them.
I would like to thank Wanda Gray, who is a professional historian, plus, a Commissioner, appointed by the Governor of the state of Arkansas on the Arkansas History Commission and State Archives, for with out her help this page would not have been possible.
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Important note. Some of these name will be repeated, however some names will have more information then others, it would be best to read all the repeated names to be sure to get all the information.
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The following information was taken from the History of Arkansas.
Gangs of bushwhackers and marauding bands early began terrorizing the county. In September, 1863, the Federal forces, consisting of the 14th Kan- sas cavalry, arrived in the county and marched on Waldron. Major Featherston and Captain Isaac Bag- well were in command at that place with a small guard. In a surprise attack on September 11, the Federals captured the Confederate forces and held the town. The losses on the Union side were one killed and two wounded. The Confederate losses are not known, although Major Featherston was seriously wounded.
Scouting parties were then sent out by the Federals. The first of these went down Dutch Creek on December 9, and another went from Waldron to Dallas in Polk County on Dec. 11, 1863. Still another proceeded from Waldron to Baker Springs in Howard County through the celebrated Forem Gap in January, 1864. This last party lost one man killed and one man wounded on its journey. Another skirmish occurred at Waldron on February 1, in which one man was wounded.
After this battle the Federals evacuated Waldron on Feb, 4, 1864. The Federal forces were commanded by Lieut. Col. Ov^^en A. Bassett, and later by Lieut. Col. Searl of Col. James Johnson's Regiment of First Arkansas Infantry, organized at Fayetteville in March, 1863. Many citizens of the county enlisted with the Union forces after the Federals had taken possession of the country. Another battle took place at Waldron on Dec. 29, 1864, in which two men were killed and six wounded. When the Union forces evacuated Waldron, they set fire to every house in town except those of William G. Featherston and Elijah Leming. Featherston's residence had been the Union headquarters, and Leming was thought to be a Federal sympathizer. His residence was burned after the troops had departed, supposedly by Confederate agents.
1ST BATTALION (STIRMAN'S) ARKANSAS CAVALRY.
COMPANY H.
Note. All enlistments in this unit were 19 Oct 1861 at Waldron, AR.
1. BAKER, WILLIAM L. - PVT., Co. K. ?
2.BURRIS, WILLIAM G. - PVT
3. CAMPBELL, JOHN A. - PVT - Died at Camp Douglas, Ill 2, Apr 1863 of pneumonia
4. CASEY, JAMES - SGT.
5. CATTERSON, NEWTON J. - 2LT
6. CATTERSON. WILLIAM S. - CPT
7. COLEMAN, WILLIAM - CPL
8. CORNELIUS, ABSOLEM M. - PVT
9. CRAFTON, PAUL M. - PVT
10. GENTRY, JESSE - PVT
11. GILKEY, ANDREW - SGT
12. HAYS, MOSES G. - PVT - Died at Weona Hosp - 6 Jan 1863
13. HEARD, WILLIAM M - CPL
14. HENSON, EDMOND A. - PVT
15. HICKEY, CHARLES C. - PVT
16. HICKEY, WILLIAM S. - PVT
17. HOGAN, EDMOND - CPL
18. HOLLAND, WILLIAM - PVT
19. JOHNSON, ASA - PVT
20. JONES, JOHN J. - PVT
21. MINEAR, HENRY - PVT
22. POPLAN, JONATHAN - PVT
23. REAM, ROBERT L. - CPT
24. ROUNSAVILLE, EMZI G. - SGT
25. SANDERS, WILLIAM A. - PVT
26. TANNEHILL, CHARLES O. - CPL
27. TOLLISON, WILLIAM L. - PVT
28. WARD, JAMES - PVT
29. WHITSON, JESSIE - PVT
30. WISEMOND, JAMES - PVT
1ST ARKANSAS INFANTRY REGIMENT, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
UNION SOLDIER BURIALS IN WALDRON, SCOTT COUNTY, ARKANSAS
WINTER 1863-1864.
1. BANDY, GEORE W. Pvt
Enl 5 Sep 1863 at Ft Smith, AR. Age 23, farmer, ht 5' 8", eyes drk, hair drk, complx drk, born in Perry Co, TN. Died of fever 14 Dec 1863 at Waldron, AR.
2. BELL, JOSEPH C., Born 1826 , Carroll, Tennessee Pvt, Enl 12 Feb 1863 at Fayetteville, AR. Died of disease 17 Dec 1864 at Waldron, AR. Age 36, farmer, ht 5' 11'', eyes blue, hair lt, complx fair, born in Carroll Co, TN
3. BOREN, JOHN Pvt
Enl 14 Feb 1863 at Fayetteville, AR. Age 26, blacksmith, ht 5' 8", eyes gray, hair drk, complx drk, born in TX. Was in the battle at Fayetteville, AR 18 Apr 1863. Died of disease 8 Feb 1864 at Waldron, AR. Regimental blacksmith.
4. BULL, EDWARD J.Born 1839 , Polk, Arkansas Pvt, Enl 12 Mar 1863 at Fayetteville, AR. Age 24, farmer, ht 5' 10", eyes drk, hair blk, complx drk, born in Polk co, AR. Killed 28 Jan 1864 by accidental discharge of gun in the hands of a comrade at Waldron, AR.
5. Harknes-HARGIS, JAMES T.,Born 1843, Fayetteville,Arkansas, Sgt Enl 20 Mar 1863 at Fayetteville, AR. Age 36, farmer, ht 5' 7", eyes drk, hair blk, compls drk, born in Marion Co, TN.. Aptd Sgt 1 May 1863. Died of brain fever 10 Jan 1864 at Waldron, AR.
6. LEWIS, BENNETT Pvt
Enl 15 Feb 1863 at Fayetteville, AR. Age 39, farmer, ht 5' 8", eyes drk, hair drk, complx drk, born in Harlin Co, KY. Died of fever at Waldron, AR 15 Jan 1864.
7. LANE, ISIAH T., Born 1826, Fayetteville, Arkansas, Pvt,Enl 29 Jan 1863 at Fayetteville, AR. Age 36. Died in hospital at Waldron, AR of disease 18 Jan 1864.
Note. I may be in error other records state he was born in Warren County, TN. His parents, Fitzgerald Ransom Lane and Nancy Hall, and his wife was Elizabeth Jane Ray Lane.
8. MARTIN, MINER B. Pvt
Enl 1 Sep 1863 at Ft Smith, AR. Died 2 Dec 1863 at Waldron, AR.
9. MATHEWS, GEORGE W. Born 1844, Fayetteville, Arkansas, Pvt, Enl 1 Mar 1863 at Fayetteville, AR. Age 18. Taken prisoner at the battle of Fayetteville, AR 18 Apr 1863 and died 1 May 1863.
10. McCLENDON, JOHN F.Born 1845, Fayetteville,Arkansas, Pvt Enl 16Feb1863 at Fayetteville, AR. Age 18. Died of chronic diarrhea at Springfield, MO 12May1863.
11. MILES, JOHN C., Born 1829, Fayetteville, Arkansas, 1Lt, Enl 10 Mar 1863 at Fayetteville, AR. Age 33. Aptd 1Lt 25 Mar 1863. Died of disease 23 Dec 1863 at Waldron, AR.
12. PITTS, ISAAC D. Pvt
Enl 1 Sep 1863 at Ft Smith, AR. Age 25, born in MS.
13. REDING, MARION D. Pvt
Enl 10 Sep 1863 at Ft Smith, AR. Age 24, born in Bradley Co, TN. Died of brain fever at Waldron, Ark., April 28, 1865.
14. SNOWDEN, JOSEPH Pvt
Enl 1 Jul 1863 at Cassville, MO. Age 18, farmer, ht 5' 5", eyes blue, hair lt, complx fair, born in Ray Co, MO. Died of disease 1 Dec 1863 at Waldron, AR.
15. SPENCER, SAMUEL Pvt
Enl 15 Feb 1863 at Fayetteville, AR. Age 39, farmer, ht 5' 11", eyes blue, hair lt, complx fair, born in Claiborne Co, TN. Killed 16 Jan 1864 near Waldron, AR.
16. TWEEDY, ROBERT R., Born 1847, Madison, Arkansas, Pvt, Enl 15 Mar 1863 at Fayetteville, AR. Age 18, farmer, ht 5’ 10”, eyes blue, hair drk, complx fair, born in Madison Co, AR. Killed by the enemy 22 Jan 1864 near Waldron, AR.
17. WILLIAMS, JOSEPH, Born 1820, Ft Smith, Arkansas, Pvt, Enl 1 Oct 1863 at Ft Smith, AR. Age 43. Died of brain fever 17 Dec 1863 at Waldron, AR.
18. WOOTIN, JARVIS J., Born 1827, Perry, Tennessee, Pvt, Enl l5 Feb 1863 at Fayetteville, AR. Age 35, farmer, ht 5’ 8”, eyes blue, hair lt, complx fair, born in Perry Co, TN. Killed by the enemy near Waldron, AR 22 Jan 1864.
FIELD OFFICERS AND STAFF FIELD OFFICERS AND STAFF 1ST ARKANSAS INFANTRY REGIMENT UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Company A.
1. BOREN, JOHN Pvt. Enl 14 Feb 1863 at Fayetteville, AR. Age 26, blacksmith, ht 5' 8", eyes gray, hair drk, complx drk, born in TX. Was in the battle at Fayetteville, AR 18 Apr 1863. Died of disease 8 Feb 1864 at Waldron, AR. Regimental blacksmith.
2. COPELAND, MARTIN Pvt. Enl 1 Dec 1863 at Waldron, AR. Age 40, farmer, ht 5' 6", eyes blue, hair lt, complx lt, born in White Co, TN. In battles 12, 13 Apr 1864 in the Camden Campaign. Died of fever at Ft smith, AR 2 Sep 1864.
3. GRAHAM, ELIHU Pvt. Enl 1 Dec 1863 at Waldron, AR. Age 19, farmer, ht 5' 7", eyes blue, hair lt, complx fair, born in Washington Co, AR. Was in battles 12, 13 Apr 1864 in the Camden Campaign. Left wounded at Saline Bottoms 30 Apr 1864 and died 9 Jul 1864 at Camden, AR.
4. MAGBEE, JOEL Pvt. Enl 1 Nov 1863 at Ft Smith, AR. Age 35, farmer, ht 5 6 , eyes blue, hair lt, complx lt, born in Walker Co, AL. Died 31 Dec 1863 at Waldron, AR.
5. NEAL, ELIAS Pvt. Enl 1 Dec 1864 at Waldron, AR. Age 16, farmer, ht 5 5 , eyes gray, hair lt, complx fair, born in Crawford Co, AR. Was in the battles 12, 13 and 30 Apr 1864 in the Camden, Campaign.
6. ROLLINS, JOHN B. Pvt. Enl 1 Sep 1863 at Van Buren, AR. Rejected by the surgeon 20 Jan 1864 at Waldron, AR.
7. SAWYER, ARCHIBALD K. Pvt. Enl 1 Dec 1863 at Waldron, AR. Age 17, farmer, ht 5' 5", eyes drk, hair drk, complx fair, born in Washington Co, AR. Was in the battles of 12, 13, and 30 Ap r1864 in the Camden Campaign.
8. SNOWDEN, JOSEPH Pvt. Enl 1 Jul 1863 at Cassville, MO. Age 18, farmer, ht 5' 5", eyes blue, hair lt, complx fair, born in Ray Co, MO. Died of disease 1 Dec 1863 at Waldron, AR.
9. STOW, GEORGE W. Under cook, Enl 1Feb1864 at Waldron, AR. Farmer, age 22, ht 5’ 5”, eyes blk, hair blk, complx blk, born in Gaston Co, NC. A negro that volunteered as cook was engaged in the battle of the 13th of Apr 1864 at Prairie De Ann, Hempstead Co, AR.
10. SWEETT, CALVIN Pvt. Enl 1Dec1863 at Waldron, AR. Discharged. Rejected by the surgeon 1Mar1864.
Company B.
1. BERRY, ALBERT K. 2Lt. Enl 1 Jan 1864 at Waldron, AR. Age 20, farmer, ht 5' 8", eyes blue, hair drk, complx fair, born in Madison Co, AR. Sentenced by G.C.M. to forfeit 2 months pay . Dropped, muster cancelled.
2. BURGESS, PERRY A. Pvt. Enl 1 Dec 1863 at Waldron, AR. Age 16, farmer, ht 5' 3", eyes blue, hair lt, complx fair, born in Gentry Co, MO. On detached service in Cherokee Nation with hay party since 31 Jun 1864.
3. DOWNEY, JOHN D. Pvt. Enl 1 Jan 1864 at Waldron, AR. Age 18, farmer, ht 5' 5", eyes drk, hair drk, complx drk, born in St Louis Co, MO.
4. LANE, ISIAH T. Pvt. Enl 29 Jan 1863 at Fayetteville, AR. Age 36. Died in hospital at Waldron, AR of disease 18 Jan 1864.
5. STONE, JAMES W. Pvt. Enl 1Feb1864 at Waldron, AR. Farmer, age 19, ht 5’ 9”, eyes gray, hair drk, complx drk, born in Washington Co, AR. (Also shown as ht 5’ 8”, eyes blue, hair lt, complx fair). (James Westley Stone born 24Apr1845 died 31Aug1908, buried at Uniontown, KS.)
6. TUCKER, JOHN J. Pvt. Enl 21 Feb 1863 at Fayetteville, AR. Age 36. Died of disease 15 Jan 1864 at Waldron, AR.
Company C.
1. ADAMS, WILLIAM Pvt. Enl 25 Feb 1864 at Waldron, AR. Age 18, farmer, ht 5' 7'', eyes hazel, hair lt, complx drk, born in Newton Co, AR.
2. BELL, JOSEPH C. Pvt. Enl 12 Feb 1863 at Fayetteville, AR. Died of disease 17 Dec 1864 at Waldron, AR. Age 36, farmer, ht 5' 11'', eyes blue, hair lt, complx fair, born in Carroll Co, TN.
3. CHAFFEN, WILLIAM Pvt. Enl 12 Feb 1863 at Fayetteville, AR. Age 20, farmer, ht 5' 7", eyes blue, hair lt, complx fair, born in Blount Co, TN. Deserted 28 Jan 1864 at Waldron, AR and joined the 2d AR Cav.
4. FORD, JOSEPH Pvt. Enl 12 Feb 1863 at Fayetteville, AR. Age 23, farmer, ht 6' 1 in.", eyes blue, hair drk, complx drk, born in Hickman Co, TN. Deserted 28 Jan 1864 at Waldron, AR.
5. HENDERSON, ISAAC J. Pvt. Enl 12 Feb 1863 at Fayetteville, AR. Age 35, farmer, ht 5' <", eyes hazel, hair lt, complx fair, born in Overton Co, TN. Deserted 29 Jan 1864 at Waldron, AR and returned 21 Jun 1864 at Ft Smith, AR.
6. LEWIS, BENNETT Pvt. Enl 15 Feb 1863 at Fayetteville, AR. Age 39, farmer, ht 5' 8", eyes drk, hair drk, complx drk, born in Harlin Co, KY. Died of fever at Waldron, AR 15 Jan 1864.
7. PATTERSON, JAMES Pvt. Enl 12 Feb 1863 at Fayetteville, AR. Age 21, farmer, ht 6' 2", eyes gray, hair blk, complx drk, born in Newton Co, AR. Deserted 28 Jan 1864 at Waldron, AR.
8. PATTERSON, JOHN Pvt
Enl 12 Feb 1863 at Fayetteville, AR. Age 18, farmer, ht 6' 1", eyes blue, hair red, complx fair, born in Newton Co, AR. Deserted 28 Jan 1854 at Waldron, AR.
9. PITMAN, GEORGE W. Pvt. Enl 1 Oct 1864 at Ft Smith, AR. Age 27, farmer, ht 5' 10", eyes hazel, hair, drk, complx drk, born in Gwinnett Co, GA. Died of brain fever 1 Jan 1864 at Waldron, AR.
10. POWELL, WILLAM Pvt. Enl 12 Feb 1863 in Fayetteville, AR. Age 34, farmer, ht 6' eyes hazel, hair blk, complx drk, born in Newton Co, AR. Deserted 28 Jan 1864 at Waldron, AR. Returned 30 Jun 1865 an restored to duty.
11. REEVES, DAVID W. Pvt. Enl 1 Nov 1864 at Waldron, AR. Age 18, born in Newton Co, MO.
12. REVES, WILLIAM Pvt . Enl 5 Nov 1863 at Waldron, AR.
13. STANDRIDGE, SAMUEL Pvt. Enl 12 Feb 1863 at Fayetteville, AR. Age 19, farmer, ht 5' 10", eyes blue, hair lt, complx fair, born in Jackson Co, IL. Deserted 29 Jan 1864 at Waldron, AR. Returned 27 Jul 1865.
Company D.
1. MARTIN, MINER B. Pvt. Enl 1 Sep 1863 at Ft Smith, AR. Died 2 Dec 1863 at Waldron, AR.
2. WILLIAMS, JOSEPH Pvt. Enl 1 Oct 1863 at Ft Smith, AR. Age 43. Died of brain fever 17 Dec 1863 at Waldron Ark.
Company E.
1. BULL, EDWARD J. Pvt. Enl 12 Mar 1863 at Fayetteville, AR. Age 24, farmer, ht 5' 10", eyes drk, hair blk, complx drk, born in Polk co, AR. Killed 28 Jan 1864 by accidental discharge of gun in the hands of a comrade at Waldron, AR.
2. HULSEY, HOWARD Pvt. Enl 9 Nov 1863 at Waldron, AR. Age 20, farmer, ht 5' 10", eyes gray, hair lt, complx fair, born in Washington Co, MO.
Company F.
1. FORD, JAMES R. Pvt. Enl 10 Jan 1864 at Waldron, AR. Age 44, Frmer, ht 6' 1", eyes blk, hair drk, complx drk, born in Henry Co, TN.
2. GILLIAM, JOHN L. Cpl. Enl 10Jan1864 at Waldron, AR. Age 18, farmer, ht 5' 9", eyes gray, hair lt, complx lt, born in Johnson Co, AR. Promoted to Cpl 1Jun1864.
3. LASTER, JAMES H. Pvt. LASTER, JAMES H. Pvt
Enl 10 Jan 1864 at Waldron, AR. Age 18, farmer, ht 5' 7", eyes gray, hair blk, complx fair, born in Johnson Co, AR. Killed by the enemy 3 Sep 1864.
4. POWELL, STANTON Pvt. Enl 1 Mar 1863 in Newton Co, AR. Age 25, farmer, ht 5' 9", eyes blue, hair lt, complx fair, born in Roane Co, TN. Deserted 1 Jan. 1864 at Waldron, AR. Returned 25 Jul 1865 at Ft Smith, AR.
Company G.
1. BANDY, GEORE W. Pvt. Enl 5 Sep 1863 at Ft Smith, AR. Age 23, farmer, ht 5' 8", eyes drk, hair drk, complx drk, born in Perry Co, TN. Died of fever 14 Dec 1863 at Waldron, AR.
2. KECK, ISAAC Pvt. Enl 1 Feb 1864 at Waldron, AR. Age 33, farmer, ht 5' 9", eyes blk, hair blk, complx drk, born in Claiborne Co, TN. On daily duty as a musician Mar 1865.
3. SPENCER, SAMUEL Pvt. SPENCER, SAMUEL Pvt. Enl 15 Feb 1863 at Fayetteville, AR. Age 39, farmer, ht 5' 11", eyes blue, hair lt, complx fair, born in Claiborne Co, TN. Killed 16 Jan 1864 near Waldron, AR.
4. TWEEDY, ROBERT R. Pvt. Enl 15 Mar 1863 at Fayetteville, AR. Age 18, farmer, ht 5’ 10”, eyes blue, hair drk, complx fair, born in Madison Co, AR. Killed by the enemy 22 Jan 1864 near Waldron, AR.
5. WOOTIN, JARVIS J. Pvt. Enl l5 Feb 1863 at Fayetteville, AR. Age 35, farmer, ht 5’ 8”, eyes blue, hair lt, complx fair, born in Perry Co, TN. Killed by the enemy near Waldron, AR 22 Jan 1864.
Company I.
1. ANGEL, JAMES M. Pvt. Enl 1Sep1863 at Van Buren, AR. Deserted at Waldron, AR 6Nov1863, never mustered. To Co L, 2d KS Cav.
2. GRIFFIN, WILLIAM P. Pvt Enl 12Feb1864 at Waldron, AR. Age 28, farmer, ht 5' 9", eyes blue, hair lt, complx fair, born in Morgan Co, IL. Deserted 11Jan1865 at Ft Smith, AR.
3. OOLEY, WILLIAM P. Pvt Enl 1Jul1863 at Cassville, MO. Age 23. Died of disease 17Nov1863 at Waldron, AR.
4. SHUMAKER, FREDERICK, Pvt Enl 1Dec1863 at Waldron, AR. Age 38, farmer, ht 5' 4", eyes blue, hair drk, complx drk, born in Prussia.
5. WHITE, WILSON C. Pvt Enl 5Sep1863 at Waldron, AR. Age 20, farmer, ht 6’, eyes blue, hair blk, complx drk, born in Ringold Co, GA.
6. WILLIS, WILLIAM Pvt Enl 11Feb1864 at Waldron, AR. Age 19, farmer, ht 5’ 8", eyes blue, hair auburn, complx fair, born in Morgan Co, MO.
Company K.
1.GOODMAN, JAMES W. Pvt. Enl 1 Sep 1863 at Van Buren, AR. Age 25, farmer, ht 5' 5", eyes blue, hair lt, complx lt. born in Nashville, TN. Deserted 15 Dec 1863 at Waldron, AR..
2. LOOPER, JOSEPH W. Cpl. Enl 1 Nov 1863 at Waldron, AR. Age 40, farmer, ht 5' 1", eyes blue, hair sandy, complx lt, born in Walk Co, AL. ((Also shows born in White Co, S.) Aptd Cpl 1 Oct 1864.
3. MAHANEY, CRAWFORD J. Pvt. Enl 1 Feb 1864 at Waldron, AR. Age 20, farmer, ht 5' 9", eyes lt, hair lt, complx lt, born in Jackson Co, TN. AWOL since Jan 1864.
4. OXFORD, WILSON Cpl. Enl 15 Mar 1863 at Fayetteville, AR. Age 22. Deserted 1 Dec 1863 at Waldron, AR.
5. POPE, HENRY H. Pvt. Enl 1 Jan 1864 at Waldron, AR. Age 19, farmer, ht 5' 5", eyes hazel, hair lt, complx lt, born in Gasconade Co, MO.
6. STONE, WILLIAM J. Pvt Enl 1Feb1864 at Waldron, AR. Farmer, age 18, ht 5’ 9", eyes blue, hair lt, complx lt, born in Washington Co, AR.
7. TINEY, EDWARD Pvt. Enl 20 Mar 1863 at Fayetteville, AR. Age 28, farmer, ht 5’ 3", eyes gray, hair blk, complx lt, born in Livingston Co, MO. Deserted 1 Mar 1863 at Waldron, AR. Returned 20 Mar 1865 at Ft Smith, AR.
8. TULL, FRANKLIN Pvt. Enl 1 Nov 1863 at Waldron, AR. Age 21, farmer, ht 5’ 7", eyes blue, hair lt, complx lt, born in McNairy Co, TN. Killed on scout in Scott Co, AR 17 Mar 1864.
1st ARKANSAS VOLUNTEER INFANTRY REGIMENT (UNION) SOLDIER DEATHS IN WALDRON, SCOTT COUNTY, ARKANSAS, WINTER 1863-1864.
By Historian Wanda M. Gray.
“In November 1862, authority was given to Major General [John M.] Schofield, then commanding the ‘Army of the Frontier,’ to Dr. James M. Johnson, of Huntsville, Madison County, Arkansas to raise [Federal/Union] infantry troops from the state. On 25 March 1863, the regiment was raised, and Dr. Johnson was mustered into service as its colonel.”
When this regiment was mustered in, it had ten companies (A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,K,[no company J]), 36 commissioned officers, and 810 enlisted men.
The deceased soldiers listed below were assigned duty in Waldron, Arkansas where they lived in tents from September 1863 through the spring of 1864. The scarcity of food, and harsh living conditions in an extremely cold winter, coupled with the hazards of warfare, took the lives of these Union soldiers while serving in or near Waldron.
1. BANDY, GEORGE W., private, born 1840, Perry County, Tennessee, a farmer, enlisted, age 23, 5 September 1863, Fort Smith, Arkansas, height 5’8”, eyes dark, hair dark, complexion dark. Served in Company ‘G’ Captain George G. W. Smith commanding, and died of a fever 15 Dec. 1863, at Waldron, Arkansas.
2. BELL, JOSEPH C., private, born 1837 Carroll County, Tennessee, a farmer, enlisted, 12 February 1863 at Fayetteville, Arkansas, age 26, height 5’11”, eyes blue, hair light, complexion fair. Served in Captain J. K. Vanderpool’s Company ‘C’, and died of disease 17 January 1864 at Waldron, Arkansas.
3. BOREN, JOHN, private, born in Texas 1834, enlisted 14 February 1863 at Fayetteville, Arkansas, Co. ‘A’, age 24, gray eyes, dark hair, dark complexion. He acted as a regimental blacksmith while serving in Company ‘A’ Captain Randall Smith commanding. He was in the Battle at Fayetteville, Arkansas on 18 April 1863. He died of pneumonia at Waldron, Arkansas on 8 February 1864. Prior to the war in 1860, John Boren lived in Carroll County, Arkansas with his wife Mary C., and ten month old daughter, Amanda E. Boren.
4. BULL, EDWARD J., private, born 1839 Polk County, Arkansas, a farmer, enlisted 11 March 1863 Fayetteville, Arkansas, age 24, height 5’10”, dark eyes, black hair, dark complexion. He served in Company ‘E’ Captain James M. Hutchings commanding, and was killed by an accidental discharge of a gun 28 January 1964, Waldron, Arkansas.
5. HARKNESS, James Y., private, enlisted 20 March 1863, served in Company ‘K’ Captain Abial Stevens commanding, and died of brain fever 10 January 1864, Waldron, Arkansas.
6. LANE, ISIAH THOMAS, Private, born 1824 in Warren County, Tennessee, came to Madison County, Arkansas prior to 1850. Enlisted 29 January 1864 Fayetteville, Arkansas, age 36, served in Company ‘B’ Captain Elitle Haynes commanding, and died of pneumonia January 18, 1864 at Waldron, Arkansas. Prior to the war in 1860, Isiah T. Lane resided near the Post Office in Bowen in Madison County, with his wife, Elizabeth, and five children: Martha E, John Silas, Ruth A., Pernina, and Nancy C. Lane. In 1870, widow Elizabeth, is residing in Cassville, Kings Prairie Township, Barry County, Missouri, with daughters Martha E., 23; Ruth A., 16; Pernina, 14; and Nancy C., 10. In 1876, Nancy C. Lane married George D. Marbut of that county and state. Son, John Silas Lane, made his home in Kingston, Madison County, Arkansas where he died in 1898, at the age of 50. Widow, Elizabeth, returned to Madison County, and died there in 1892, at the age of 63.
7. LEWIS, BENNETT, private, born 1824, Harlin County, Kentucky, farmer, enlisted 15 February 1863 at Fayetteville, Arkansas, age 39, 5’8” in height, dark eyes, dark hair, dark complexion. Served in Company ‘G’ Captain George G. W. Smith commanding, and died of a fever at Waldron, Arkansas 15 January 1864.
8. MARTIN, MINER B., private, enlisted Fort Smith, Arkansas and has two enlistment dates: 9 January 1863 and 1 September 1863. He served in Co. ‘D’ Captain Ransom R. Rhodes commanding, and died of unknown causes at Waldron, Arkansas. The Fort Smith [Arkansas] National Cemetery lists a gravesite for M. B. Martin in Section 9, Site 3943, it is not known if this is the same person.
9. MAYBEE, MARLEY, private, enlisted 1 November 1863, Company ‘K’ Captain Abial Stevens commanding, was killed by guerrillas in Scott County, Arkansas 17 March 1864. A total of four in this same company was killed the same day: privates Lemuel J. Stout, Franklin Tull (whether Marion Franklin Tull or James Franklin Tull is unclear), and George Washington Tull, a brother to Franklin, and are natives of the county.
10. MILES, JOHN C., 1st Lieutenant, born 1833, enlisted 25 September 1862, a farrier in Company ‘E’ 1st Arkansas Cavalry promoted to 1st Lt., at Fayetteville 25 March 1863, and assigned to Co. ‘H’ 1st Arkansas Infantry Captain William C. Parker commanding. He died of a fever 1 December 1863 at Waldron, Arkansas.
11. McCLENDON, JOHN F., private, enlisted 1 February 1863, served in Company ‘I’ Captain William J. Heffington commanding until he was killed 15 August 1863, and then by Captain John Whitefield commanding 1 September 1863. McClendon died of congestive chills 17 November 1863 at Waldron, Arkansas.
12. OLNEY, WILLIAM P., private, enlisted 1 July 1863, served in Company ‘I’ Captain William J. Heffington commanding until he was killed August 15 August 1863 and then by Captain John Whitefield. Olney died of congestive chills 17 November 1863 at Waldron, Arkansas.
13. PITTS, ISAAC D., private, born 1838 in Mississippi, enlisted at Fort Smith on 9 January 1863, and on 1 September 1863 in Company ‘H’ under command of Captain William C. Parker, age 25. He died of a fever 1 December 1863 at Waldron, Arkansas. His records indicate that he was officially mustered out at Waldron, Arkansas on 27 January 1864.
14. REDDING, MARION D., private, born 1839 in Bradley County, Tennessee, enlisted 10 September 1863 at Fort Smith, Arkansas, age 24. He also has an enlistment date of 9 October 1863 at Fort Smith, Arkansas, Co. ‘F’ Captain John McCoy commanding. He died of brain fever 28 April 1864 at Waldron, Arkansas. His records indicate that he was officially mustered out at Waldron, Arkansas on 17 February 1864.
15. SNOWDEN, JOSEPH, private, born 1845 in Ray County, Missouri, farmer, enlisted at Cassville, Missouri on 1 July 1863, age 18, height 5’5”, blue eyes, light hair, and fair complexioned. He served in Company ‘A’ Captain Randall Smith commanding, and died of fever 1 December 1863 at Waldron, Arkansas. His records indicate that he was mustered out of service at Waldron, Arkansas on 1 December 1863.
16. SPENCER, SAMUEL, private, born in 1824 in Claiborne, Tennessee. Enlisted 15 March 1863 at Fayetteville, Arkansas, age 39, height 5’ 11” blue eyes, light hair, complexion fair, served in Company ‘G’ Captain George W. R. Smith commanding, and was killed in action 16 January 1864 near Waldron, Arkansas.
17. STOUT, LEMUEL J., private, enlisted 1 November 1863, served in Company ‘K’ Captain Abial Stevens commanding, and was killed with three others by guerrillas in Scott County, Arkansas on 17 March 1864. See Marley Maybee above for the list of the four killed.
18. TWEEDY, ROBERT R., born 1848, Madison County, Arkansas, enlisted 15 March 1863 at Fayetteville, Arkansas, age 15, 5’10” blue eyes dark hair fair complexion. He served in Company ‘G’ Captain George W. R. Smith commanding, and was killed by the enemy 22 January 1864 near Waldron, Arkansas.
19. TULL, FRANKLIN, private, enlisted 1 November 1863, served in Company ‘K’ Captain Abial Stevens commanding, and was killed by guerrillas in Scott County, Arkansas on 17 March 1864. He is a native of Scott County, and is from a large family, it has not been possible to determine if he is James Franklin Tull born in 1833, or Franklin Marion Tull born in 1843. They are both brothers of G. W. [George Washington] Tull who was also in the group of four that were killed on this day.
20. TULL, G. W. [GEORGE WASHINGTON], private, enlisted 1 November 1863, served in Company ‘K’ Captain Abial Stevens commanding, and was killed by guerrillas in Scott County, Arkansas on 17 March 1864. He is a native of the county, and the son of Francis Burton [aka Burden] Tull a native of Georgia, and Amanda Kinchin a native of South Carolina. The four killed together were: Lemuel J. Stout, Marley Maybee, Franklin and G. W. Tull.
21. WILLIAMS, JOSEPH, Private, enlisted 1 September 1863 at Fort Smith, Arkansas, age 43, and served in Company ‘D’ Captain Ransom R. Rhodes commanding. Williams died 17 December 1863 at Waldron, Arkansas. A burial site at the Fort Smith National Cemetery Section 1 Site 537 is for a J. Williams.
22. WOOTEN, JARVIS I., private, born 1843 Perry County, Tennessee, farmer, enlisted 15 February 1863 at Fort Smith (also reported in Fayetteville), Arkansas, age 20,height 5’8” blue eyes light hair fair complexion. He served in Company ‘G’, Captain George W. R. Smith commanding, and was killed in action 22 January 1864 near Waldron, Arkansas.
References:
39th Congress, 2d session, Senate, Misc. Doc. No. 53, Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Arkansas, for the Late Rebellion and to Nov. 1, 1866, Albert W. Bishop, Adjutant General of Arkansas, Washington D.C.: Government Printing Office. Feb. 1867.
Allen, Desmond Walls, Arkansas’ Damned Yankees: An Index to the Union Soldiers in Arkansas Regiments. Conway, AR: 1987
History of the 1st Regiment, Arkansas Infantry,
Segelquist, Dennis, Civil War Days & Those Surnames, website, & his personal research from the official records.
Goodner, Charles E., Scott County in Retrospect . Mansfield AR: Boyd, 1976, pages 12,-14.
19TH ARKANSAS INFANTRY REGIMENT CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA.
Company B.
SORRELS, RAISON PVT., Co. B., -Age 31. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863 then to City Point, VA 10 Apr 1863. Died of pneumonia 17 May 1863 at hospital at Petersburg, VA.
TIDMORE, JAMES F. PVT., Co. B.- Age 25. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863. Died 25 Mar 1863 at Camp Douglas, IL.
Company H.
ADAMS, HENRY PVT- Enl 16 Jun 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL to City Point, VA and paroled 21 May 1863. Disch 21 Mar 1864 at Dalton, GA (dropsy)
ANTHONY, GEORGE PVT -Age 22. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR.
ANTHONY, GREEN C. PVT- Age 17. Enl 22 Feb 1863 at Waldron, AR.
ANTHONY, LORENZO PVT -Age 21. Enl 22 Feb 1863 at Waldron, AR. City Point, VA 10 Apr 1863. Died 28 May 1864, Place not stated.
BAILY, THOMAS PVT- Age 28. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR.
BAKER, JAMES L. CPL - Age 23. Enl 25 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 3.
BATES, THOMPSON SGT- Age 18. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863 to City Point Va 10 Apr 1863. Slightly wounded in left side at Chickamauga, GA 19-20 Sep 1863. Paroled at Greensboro, NC in 1865.
BATES, WASHINGTON PVT -Age 22. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Died 8 May 1862, place not stated.
BAULCH, CAMPBELL PVT -Age 20. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Died 21 Mar 1862, place not stated.
BEAMS, MARADA CPL- Enl 16 Jun 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan`1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP at Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863 to City Point, VA 10 Apr 1863. Assigned as nurse in Foard Hospital Marietta, GA 1 Oct 1863.
BEASON, JOHN PVT- Age 37. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR.
BLACKWELL, AMBROSE PVT- Age 39. Enl 22 Feb 1863 at Waldron, AR. Disch 14 Jul 1862 (Centificate included)
BLACKWELL, ANTHONY PVT- Enl 16 Jun 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863 then to City Point, VA 10 Apr 1863. Died of smallpox 11 Apr 1863 in hospital at Petersburg, VA.
BLACKWELL, JAMES PVT -Age 24. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR . Deserted 27 Aug 1863.
BRASHER, J.W. CPL- Enl 16 Jun 1862 at Waldron, AR. Shown as present 1863 -1864.
BROTHERS, HUGH A. PVT- Age 22. Enl 22 Feb 1862 aat Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863. Died of smallpox 11 Mar 1863 at Camp Douglas, IL.
BROTHERS, TERRIL PVT- Age 29. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR . Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863 then to City Point, VA 10 Apr 1863. Deserted 7 Aug 1863. (Record includes pay voucher)
CASTLEBERRY, J.F. PVT -Enl 11 Jun 1862 at Warren, AR. Died 27 Dec 1863 at Oliver Hosp. LaGrange, GA.
CAVINESS, JAMES M. PVT- Age 18. Enl 22 Fe b1862 at Waldron, AR.
CHANDLER, A.J. PVT- Enl 16 Jun 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863 then to City Point, VA 10 Apr 1863. Present through 31 Aug 1864.
CHITWOOD, WILLIAM PVT -Age 15. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR.
CLARK, JOSEPH PVT- Age 22. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863. Died of smallpox 9 Apr 1863 at Camp Douglas, IL
CLARK, JOSEPH W. PVT -Age 34. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Disch 12 Jul 1862 at Little Rock, AR. (Certificate is included)
CRABTREE, P.C. PVT- Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR.
DENTON, WILLIAM H. PVT- Age 19. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR.
DOLLINS, JOHN PVT- Age 24. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Died 4 Apr 1862 - place not stated.
DRAKE, LANDY PVT- Age 18. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863then to City Point, VA 10 Apr 1863. Slight wound to left elbow 19-20 Sep 1863 at Chickamauga, GA.
EASTES, WILLIAM H. PVT -Age 20. Enl at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863 then to City Point, VA 10 Apr 1863. Captured 17 Dec 1863 at Franklin, TN & sent to MP Louisville, KY.
EDWARDS, ELLISON PVT - Enl 17 Jun 1862 at Warren, AR. Formerly in Crawford's Bn.
FEATHERSTON, FRANCIS M. 2LT- Age 23. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR.
FEATHERSTON, G.W. CPT -Age 32. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR.
FRIZZELL, A.E. SGT -Enl 16 Jun 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863 then to City Point, VA 10 Apr 1863. Wounded 20 Sep 1863 at Chickamauga, GA.
FRIZZLE, M.C. PVT- Enl 16 Jun 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863 then to City Point, VA 10 Apr 1863.
GAINES, FRANCIS C. PVT -Age 18. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Jan 1863 then to City Point, Va 10 Apr 1863. Trfd to Engineer Corps Jun 1863.
GIBSON, FENTERS H. PVT -Age 32. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR.
GIBSON, J.C. JR 1LT- Age 25. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP St Louis, MO to Camp Chase, OH then to City Point, VA 12 Apr 1863. Died of typhoid at Catoosa Springs, GA 27 Aug 1863.
GIBSON, JERRY C. 1LT- Age 31. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Resigned 29 Jul 1862.
GIBSON, WILLIAM L. PVT- Age 26. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR.
GLASS, HARRISON PVT -Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863. Died of smallpox 22 Mar 1863 at Camp Douglas, IL
GLASS, THADIUS PVT - Age 19. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863 then to City Point, VA 10 Apr 1863. Mortal head wound 19-
HAGGARD, W.C. PVT- Age 32. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR.
HALL, J.C. PVT -Age 18. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Ark Post, AR. Paroled at Greensboro, NC in 1865.
HALL, JEREMIAH .M. PVT- Age 29. Enl 22 Feb1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 16 Nov 1863 in Scott Co, AR & sent to MP Alton, IL then to Camp Douglas, IL then to Cairo, IL 11 Apr 1865 then to New Orleans, LA. Exchanged 4 May 1865.
HAMILTON, ROBERT PVT -Enl 28 Sep 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863 then to City Point, VA 10 Apr 1863. Captured 2 Sep 1864 near
Jonesboro, GA.
HAMILTON, THOMAS PVT -Age 24. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Couglas, IL 8 Feb 1863 then to City Point, VA 10 Apr 1863. Captured 2 Sep 1864 near Jonesboro, GA. Paroled at Greensboro, NC 1865.
HARRIS, THOMAS CPL -Age 68. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Disch 28 Mar 1862..
HAYS, JAMES L. PVT- 20. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863 then to City Point, VA 10 Apr 1863. Wounded at Chickamauga, GA 19-20 Sep 1863. Discharged 4 Apr 1864 for disability at Dalton, GA.
HAYS, ELIAS PVT- Age 29. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863.
HAYS, WILLIAM H. PVT- Age 20. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863.
HENSLEE, JAMES PVT -Age 36. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Disch 14 Jul 1862.
HIGHFILL, D.S. PVT- Age 18. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL. Died of pneumonia 12 Mar 1863 at Camp Douglas, IL.
HIGHFILL, JEREMIAH PVT- Age 22. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863 then to City Point, VA 10 Apr 1863. Died at LaGrange, GA 18 Nov 1863.
HIGHFILL, WILLIAM PVT- Age 25. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863 then to City Point, VA 10 Apr 1863. Captured 25 Nov 1863 at Missionary Ridge & sent to MP Rock Island, IL 11 Dec 1863. Enlisted US Army, rejected by the mustering officer. Released on oath 11 Oct 1864.
HILER, JOHN SGT- Age 48. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Disch 13 May 1862.
HILER, JOSEPH PVT -Age 19. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Disch 13 May 1862.
HOLLY, ROBERT H. 1SGT -Age 42. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post. AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863. Died of pneumonia 21 Mar 1863.
HUDSON, RICHARD M. PVT -Age 40. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Deserted 22 Mar 1862.
HUIE, DOTSON SGT- Age 40. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR..
HUNT, HARRISON PVT -Age 21. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863 then to City Point, VA 10 Apr 1863. Captured at Atlanta, GA
7 Jul 1864. Paroled at Greensboro, NC in 1865.
HUNT, WILLIAM PVT- Age 21. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863 then to City Point, VA 10 Apr 1863. Captured 2 Sep 1864 near Jonesboro, GA. Captured 17 Dec 1864 at Franklin, TN & sent to MP Louisville, KY then to Camp Douglas, IL.
HUSE(HUGHES), ISAAC PVT- Age 25. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863 then to City Point, VA 10 Apr 1863. Died of smallpox
21 May 1863 at Petersburg, VA.
JOHNSON, TIMOTHY PVT- (Name shown as THO. J.) Enl 16 Jun 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 1 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb1863 then to City Point, VA 10 Apr 1863. Captured 18 De c1864 at Franklin, TN. Circular amputation of rt. leg, lower 1/3 GSW fracture of fibula &
tibia. Died at Nashville, TN 27 May 1865.
JONES, J.M PVT- Enl 16 Jun 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to
MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863 then to City Point, VA 10 Apr 1863.
KINARD, W.J. 2LT- Enl 10 Jun 1862 at Falcon, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Chase, OH to Ft Delaware, DE then to City Point, VA 29 Apr 1863.
LONG, JAMES R. PVT -Age 26. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Died 18 May 1862, place not stated.
LONG, THOMAS PVT- Age 17. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863 then to City Point, VA, 10 Apr 1863.
LOOPER, J.M. PVT- Enl 16 Jun 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863 then to City Point, VA 10 Apr 1863. Paroled in 1865 at Greensboro, NC.
LOOPER, JOSEPH R. PVT -Age 17. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR.
LOOPER, M.A. SGT- Age 18. Enl 22 Feb 1863 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863 then to City Point, VA 10 Apr 1863. Captured 1 Sep 1864 near Jonesboro, GA.
MARR, S.H. PVT -Age 22. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR.
MCcALEB, JAMES- Enl 16 Jun 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863 then to City Point, VA 10 Apr 1863. Deserted Apr 1864.
McCARVER, J.P. PVT- Age 29. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR.
McCORD, B.P. PVT- Age 20 Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863 then to City Point, VA 21 May 1863.
McCORD, JAMES A. PVT -Age 17. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Disch 28 Mar 1862.
McRAACH, COLINS PVT- Age 40. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Disch 1 Jul 1862.
MILLARD, J.R. PVT -Age 24. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863 then to City Point, VA 21 May 1863.
MITCHELL, NAZRA PVT- Age 37. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron. Disch 1 Jul 1862.
MOAD, ELIAS SGT- Enl 16 Jun 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863 then to City Point, VA 10 Apr 1863. Killed at New Hope, GA 27 May 1864.
MURPHREE, E.B. PVT- Enl 16 Jun 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863 then to City Point, VA 10 Apr 1863. He was in the Richmond, VA Hospital 8 May 1863. Took oath 27 Feb 1864.
NEWBURN, J.P. PVT -Enl 16 Oct 1862 at Waldron, AR.Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863 then to City Point, VA 10 Apr 1863. Deserted 27 Aug 1863.
ODEN, SAMUEL J. PVT- Age 16. Enl 22 FEb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Disch 14 Jul 1862 - under age.
PEARCE, MORGAN PVT- Age 34. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Disch 1 Jul 1862.
POWELL, ISOCK F. CPL - Age 18. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863 then to City Point, VA 10 Apr 1863. Captured Sep 1863 near Jonesboro, GA.
ROLAND, ELIJAH PVT - Age 30. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Discharged 1 Apr 1862.
ROSE, BAZILL PVT -Age 29. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863 then to City Point, VA 10 Apr 1863. Deserted 27 Aug 1863.
SALVATER, THEODORE PVT-Age 22. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR.
SMITH, J.B. PVT -Enl 16 Jun 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863 then to City Point, VA 10 Apr 1863. Captured at Jackson, MS Jul 1863.
SMITH, J.T. PVT- Enl 16 Jun 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863 then to City Point, VA 10 Apr 1863. Captured 3 Jul 1864 at Marietta, GA & sent to MP Louisville, KY 14 Jul 1864 to Camp Douglas, IL 16 Jul 1864. Enlisted in Co F 6th U.S.A.
SORRELS, A.J. PVT -Age 23. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR.
SORRELS, WILLIAM W. 2LT- Age 28. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP St Louis, MO 5 Feb 1863 to Camp Chase, OH 30 Jan 1863 to Ft Delaware, DE 10 Apr 1863 to City Point, VA 29 Apr 1863.
STARRETTE, ALLEN T. PVT- Age 46. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Disch 14 Jul 1862.
STEWART, DANIEL PVT- Age 18. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863 then to City Point, VA 10 Apr 1863. Died date not stated probably at Petersburg, VA.
STEWART, JOHN PVT- Age 44. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR.Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863. Died of typhoid 28 Feb 1863 at Camp Douglas, IL. Also says Disch 12 Jul 1862 at Little Rock, AR. (Possibly two JOHN STEWARTs)
STOUT, ANDY J. PVT- Age 17. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR.Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863. Died 25 Feb 1863 at Camp Douglas, IL.
TATE, J.C. PVT -Age 20. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR.
TORBETT, G.A. CPT- Age 23. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR.
VAUGHN, OBADIAH PVT- Enl 16 Jun 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post,AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863 then to City Point, VA 10 Apr 1863.
VAUGHN, STEPHEN PVT- Age 30. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863 then to City Point, VA, 10 Apr 1863. Mortally wounded in thigh at Chickamauga, GA 19-20 Sep 1863.
WEST, JAMES L. PVT -Age 30. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR.
WILLIAMS, JOSEPH SGT -Age 30. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR.
WILSON, P.B. CPL- Age 39. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR.
WRIGHT, ROBERT PVT - Enl 16 Jun 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863 then to City Point, VA 10 Apr 1863.
YANDLE, DAVID PVT- Age 40. Enl 22 Feb 1862 At Waldron, AR. Disch 15 May 1862.
YANDLE, EDMOND D. PVT- Age 16. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863 then to City Point, VA 10 Apr 1863. Captured 1Sep1863 near Jonesboro, GA. Paroled at Greensboro, NC in 1865.
YANDLE, JAMES PVT- Age 32. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863 then to City Point, VA 10 Apr 1863.
YANDLE, JOHN PVT-Age 28. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863 then to City Point, VA 10 Apr 1863. Died at knoxville, TN Asylum Hospital of typhoid 25 Ma y1863.
YANDLE, SAMUEL PVT- Age 43. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Disch 15 May 1862.
YANDLE, WILLIAM A. PVT -Age 20. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR. Captured 11 Jan 1863 at Arkansas Post, AR & sent to MP Camp Douglas, IL 8 Feb 1863. Also says disch 28 Apr 1862. ( includes a card W. W. Tanden who Died 15 Apr 1863 at Camp Douglas, IL. Show to be from this company)
YANDLE, WILSON PVT- Age 20. Enl 22 Feb 1862 at Waldron, AR.
Muster Roll of Captain Parks Company ‘D’ in the 1st Regiment of Arkansas Mounted Volunteers Commanded by Colonel DeRosey Carroll, called into the service of the state by The State Convention on the 14th day of May 1861, at Camp Walker to serve for the term of six months from the date of Enrollment, unless sooner discharged. The Company was organized by Captain George W. Featherston in Scott County in the month of April 1861, and marched thence to Camp Walker when it arrived on the 30th day of June 1861.
No. Names Rank Age When Where By Whom Period Horses Value Valuation Horse Riging.
G. W. Featherston Capt Apr 29, 1861 Fort Smith A. H. Cline 6 mos 1 Sorrel $150. $25.
1 J. C. Gibson 1st Lt 30 “ “ “ “ 1 Bay $140. “
2 W. F. Paterson 1st Lt 22 “ “ “ “ 1 Iron Grey $150. “
3 John Rawlings 3rd Lt 27 “ “ “ “ 1 Grey “ “
1 P. H. Lewis 1st Sgt 33 “ “ “ “ 1 Sorrel $115. “
2 Harrison Glass 2nd Sgt 20 “ “ “ “ 1 Bay $ 80. “
3 S. L. Easters 3rd Sgt 25 “ “ “ “ 1 Brown $115. $18.
4 A. E. Frizzell 4th Sgt 25 “ “ “ “ 1 Grey $ 80. $15.
5 Isaac Patterson 1st Corporal 19 “ “ “ “ 1 Grey $125. $25.
6 Joel F. Smith 2nd Corporal __ “ “ “ “ 1 Grey $100. $22.50
7 John B. Graves 3rd Corporal __ “ “ “ “ 1 Roan $140. $25.
8 Robert Hall 4th Corporal 19 “ “ “ “ 1 Grey $100. $25.
9 B. E. Brasher Private 45 “ “ “ “ 1 Bay $140. $15.
10 Dennis Boultinghouse “ 21 “ “ “ “ 1 Sorrel $ 80. $20.
11 McDaniel Baxter “ 25 “ “ “ “` 1 Black $100. $25.
12 S. B. Baxter “ 23 “ “ “ “ 1 Black $ 90. $10.
13 Wm. M. Blythe “ 24 “ “ “ “ 1 Bay $ 80. $20.
14 T. D. Bowen “ 30 “ “ “ “ 1 Bay $120. $35.
15 Jas. [James] Boultinghouse” 20 “ “ “ “ 1 Sorrel $125. $15.
16 James Caviness “ 17 “ “ “ “ 1 Black $100. $15.
17 James Davis “ 23 “ “ “ “ 1 Bay $ 70. $15.
18 Francis Dalton “ 20 “ “ “ “ 1 Bay $ 55. $15.
19 Henry J. Fry “ 22 “ “ “ “ 1 Bay $ 90. $20.
20 James M. Head “ 20 “ “ “ “ 1 Sorrel $115. $25.
21 Jackson P. Head “ 18 “ “ “ “ 1 Sorrel $120. $12.
22 Felix G. Hawkins “ 23 “ “ “ “ 1 Sorrel $110. $25.
23 Francis P.Halley “ 20 “ “ “ “ 1 Bay $140. $25.
24 James Henna?? “ 27 “ “ “ “ 1 Brown $110. $20.
25 Robert N. Johns “ 24 “ “ “ “ 1 Sorrel $150. $25.
26 Hiram Jones “ 24 “ “ “ “ 1 Grey $ 90. $15.
27 Thos (Thomas) B. Jones “ 25 “ “ “ “ 1 Sorrel $100. $20
28 James Kincaid “ 23 “ “ “ “ 1 Bay $ 75. $15.
29 Mark McMullin “ 25 “ “ “ “ 1 Sorrel $140. $25.
30 James McMullin “ 23 “ “ “ “ 1 Bay $130. $25.
31 Sam W. Perkins “ 25 “ “ “ “ 1 Black $115. $15.
32 Robert P. Parks “ 21 “ “ “ “ 1 Bay $135. $30.
33 Thomas Parks “ 23 “ “ “ “ 1 Bay $130. $25.
34 B. F. Smith “ 21 “ “ “ “ 1 Sorrel $ 90. $20.
35 John W. Salley “ 21 “ “ “ “ 1 Sorrel $100. $20.
36 Wiley A. Tumlinson “ 31 “ “ “ “ 1 Sorrel $125. $25.
37 G. A. Torbett “ 21 “ : : : 1 Black $ 60. $20.
38 John C. Woods “ 22 “ “ “ “ 1 Bay $125. $25.
39 Jesse F. Wall “ 18 “ “ “ “ 1 Grey $100. $15.
40 Jesse R. Skinner “ 23 “ “ “ “ 1 Bay $120. $30.
41 Crew L. Wisdom “ 21 “ “ “ “ 1 Bay $$ 75. $25.
42 Isaac Lucas “ 23 “ “ “ “ 1 Bay $110. $20.
43 Sam W. Johnson “ 36 “ “ “ “ 1 Bay $100. $15.
44 Samuel Dark “ 27 “ “ “ “ 1 Grey $100. $20.
45 Mark Graves “ 18 “ “ “ “ 1 Grey $100. $25.
46 B.W. Holston “ 33 “ “ “ “ 1 C. Bawk? $ 65. $12.
47 James A. Chitwood “ 23 “ “ “ “ 1 Bay $120. $18.
48 William H.Crawford “ 25 “ “ “ “ 1 Grey $100. $25.
49 D. C. Cameron “ 26 “ “ “ “ 1 Brown $ 40. $10.
50 James Vandigriff “ 21 “ “ “ “ 1 Sorrel $ 40. $20.
51 James Brasher “ 24 “ “ “ “ 1 Sorrel $100. $25.
52 George Smith “ 22 “ “ “ “ 1 Grey $ 85. $25.
53 Gilbert M. Shelby “ 20 “ “ “ “ 1 Grey $125. $22.50
54 William A. Walls “ 25 “ “ “ “ 1 Bay $125. $15.
55 John Dollins/Dollens “ 22 “ “ “ “ 1 Sorrel $125. $20.
56 F. M.[Francis Marshall] Featherston Priv. 22 “ “ “ “ 1 Grey $110. $25.
57 E. H. Dunman “ 29 “ “ “ “ 1 Grey $ 75. $20.
58 Beverly Young “ 28 “ “ “ “ 1 Bay $ 60. $10.
59 C. T/Y Young “ 23 “ “ “ “ 1 Bay $ 75. $12.50
60 William Young “ 18 “ “ “ “ 1 Bay $ $50. $15.
61 William Roland “ 25 “ “ “ “ 1 Bay $150. $25.
62 William Garrison “ 22 “ “ “ “ 1 Sorrel $100. $25.
63 William Coleman “ 22 “ “ “ “ 1 Sorrel $ 90. $20.
64 Leonaus Glass “ 23 “ “ “ “ 1 Grey $130. $20.
65 William Richey “ 18 “ “ “ “ 1Grey $ 75. $15.
66 John U Tanner / “ 20 “ “ “ “ 1 Sorrel $ 75. $20.
67 L. H. Marrs “ 21 “ “ “ “ 1 Grey $120. $10.
68 William Graves “ 22 “ “ “ “ 1 Roan $ 85. $20.
69 William P McCauley “ 20 “ “ “ “ 1 Bay $115. $15.
70 Jackson Chandler 27 “ “ “ “ 1 Bay $100. $20. In place H.Brasher
71 William Ford “ 29 “ “ “ “ 1 Bay $ 60. $10.
72 Junius G. Whittington “ 21 July 12, 1861 Camp Walker Capt. Parks “ 1 Bay $115. $25.
Friday, April 29, 2011
Friday, April 22, 2011
Names Of Lightfoot In The Civil War.
I’m always on the look out for interesting surnames, and I found Lightfoot, to be unusual. The names covered here wee in the civil war, there were 252, Lightfoot’s in the civil war.
I couldn’t cover all the states. The information here will be of the states of; Indiana, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Kansas and Missouri. There will be no family information only military.
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Indiana.
1. Christopher Lightfoot.
Date Enrolled: 1864/09/21.
Where Enrolled: Wabash, Indiana.
Age: 28.
Regiment: 58.
Company: K.
Discharge Date: 1865/06/04.
2. Christopher C. Lightfoot.
Date Enrolled: 1863/07/20.
Where Enrolled: Rigdon, Indiana.
Age: 25.
Regiment: 118.
Company: B.
Discharge Date: 1864/03/04.
3. Edward F. Lightfoot.
Date Enrolled: 1862/09/15.
Where Enrolled: Pierceton, Indiana.
Age: 22.
Regiment: 44.
Company: B.
Discharge Date: 1863/03/22.
Notes: Died March 22, 1863 of disease.
4. Eli B. Lightfoot.
Date Enrolled: 1861/08/30.
Where Enrolled: Indianapolis, Indiana.
Age: 25.
Regiment: 26.
Company: G.
Discharge Date: 1862/01/10
5. Eli H. Lightfoot.
Date Enrolled: 1862/08/11.
Where Enrolled: LaPorte, Indiana.
Age: 19.
Regiment: 87.
Company: G.
Discharge Date: 1863/05/29.
6. Enoch Lightfoot.
Date Enrolled: 1862/08/12.
Where Enrolled: LaPorte, Indiana.
Age: 18.
Regiment: 87.
Company: G.
Discharge Date: 1863/10/10.
Notes: Died October 10, 1863 at Stevenson, AL.
7. George W. Lightfoot.
Date Enrolled: 1861/09/24.
Where Enrolled: Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Age: 20.
Regiment: 30.
Company: I.
Discharge Date: 1864/01/07.
Notes: Sgt. May 1, 1864. Transferred to 30th Reorganzied.
8. George W. Lightfoot.
Date Enrolled: 1864/01/08
Where Enrolled: Whiteside, Tennessee.
Age: 20.
Regiment: 30.
Company: E.
Discharge Date: 1865/11/25.
Notes: Sgt., May 16, 1864.
9. J. G. Lightfoot.
Date Enrolled: 1863/07/06.
Where Enrolled: Richmond, Indiana.
Age: 40.
Regiment: 103.
Company: H.
Discharge Date: 1863/07/17.
10. James Lightfoot.
Date Enrolled: 1864/08/29.
Where Enrolled: Jeffersonville, Indiana.
Age: 34.
Regiment: 28.
Company: K.
Discharge Date: 1865/11/08.
Cavalry/ Battery Unit: U. S. Colored Troops.
11. Leander Lightfoot.
Date Enrolled: 1862/10/20.
Where Enrolled: Indianapolis, Indiana
Age: 19
Regiment: 90.
Company: I.
Cavalry/ Battery Unit: 5th Cavalry.
Discharge Date: 1863/05/26.
Notes: Killed May 26, 1863 at Marrowbone, KY.
12. Levi Lightfoot.
Date Enrolled: 1861/08/20.
Where Enrolled: Pierceton, Indiana.
Age: 21.
Regiment: 44.
Company: B.
Notes: Wounded April 6, 1862.
13. Mccall C. Lightfoot.
Date Enrolled: 1862/08/14.
Where Enrolled: Rushville, Indiana.
Age: 18.
Regiment: 16.
Company: H.
Discharge Date: 1865/06/30.
14. Phillip Lightfoot.
Date Enrolled: 1863/07/10.
Where Enrolled: Acton, Indiana
Age: 31.
Regiment: 104.
Company: I.
Discharge Date: 1863/07/18.
15. Silas Lightfoot.
Date Enrolled: 1862/10/28.
Where Enrolled: Indianapolis, Indiana.
Age: 23.
Regiment: 48.
16. Simeon Lightfoot.
Date Enrolled: 1861/08/27.
Where Enrolled: LaPorte, Indiana.
Age: 19.
Regiment: 29
Company: G.
17. Zeptha Lightfoot.
Date Enrolled: 1861/09/21.
Where Enrolled: Anderson, Indiana.
Age: 19.
Regiment: 34.
Company: K.
Discharge Date: 1862/09/28.
Illinois.
1. Armstedt or Armsted, Lightfoot.
Rank UCOOK.
Company H.
Unit 2 IL US Cavalry.
Residence MACOMB, MCDONOUGH CO, IL.
Age 24.
Height 5' 5.
Hair BLACK.
Eyes BLACK.
Complexion BROWN.
Occupation FARMER.
Nativity MS.
Joined When SEP 1, 1864.
Joined Where BATON ROUGE, LA.
Period 3 YRS.
Muster In SEP 15, 1864.
Muster In Where BATON ROUGE, LA.
Remarks TRANS TO CO E AS CONSOLIDATED.
2. Benjamin Lightfoot.
Rank UCOOK.
Company B.
Unit 18 IL US INF CON.
Muster Out DEC 16, 1865.
Muster Out Where PINE BLUFF, AR.
3. Henry Lightfoot.
Rank PVT.
Company K.
Unit 156 IL US INF.
Residence COOK CO, IL.
Age 18.
Hair LIGHT.
Eyes BLUE.
Complexion LIGHT.
Occupation FARMER.
Nativity IA.
Joined When FEB 22, 1865.
Joined Where CHICAGO, IL.
Period 1 YR.
Muster In FEB 22, 1865.
4. Henry Lightfoot.
Rank CPL.
Company K.
Unit 33 IL US INF.
Residence JACKSONVILLE, MORGAN CO, IL.
Age 21.
Height 5' 9.
Hair BROWN.
Eyes GRAY.
Complexion DARK.
Marital Status SINGLE.
Occupation TINNER.
Nativity IL.
Joined When AUG 21, 1861.
Joined Where SPRINGFIELD, IL.
Period 3 YRS.
Muster In SEP 2, 1861.
Muster In Where CAMP BUTLER, IL.
Remarks DISCHARGED FOR DISABILITY FEB 20, 1862 AT IRONTON MO FOR DEBILITY.
5. Henry A. Lightfoot.
Rank PVT.
Company E.
Unit 18.
IL US INF CON.
Residence LIBERTY, ADAMS CO, IL.
Age 31.
Height 5' 9.
Hair BLACK.
Eyes BLUE.
Complexion DARK.
Occupation FARMER.
Joined When MAR 6, 1865.
Joined Where QUINCY, IL.
Period 1 YR.
Muster Out MAY 29, 1865
Muster Out Where SPRINGFIELD, IL.
Remarks DESERTED WHILE ON THE ROAD TO THE REGIMENT FROM CAMP BUTLER HOSPITAL
6. Henry F. Lightfoot.
Rank 2LT.
Company A.
Unit 133 IL.
US INF.
Residence JACKSONVILLE, MORGAN CO, IL.
Age 23.
Height 5' 11.
Hair LIGHT.
Eyes BLUE.
Complexion FAIR.
Marital Status SINGLE.
Occupation TINNER.
Nativity GEORGETOWN, IL.
Joined When APR 27, 1864.
Joined Where SPRINGFIELD, IL.
Period 100 DAY.
Muster In MAY 31, 1864.
Muster In Where CAMP BUTLER, IL.
Muster Out SEP 24, 1864.
Muster Out Where SPRINGFIELD, IL.
7. Henry F. Lightfoot.
Rank SGT.
Company A.
Unit 68 IL US INF.
Residence JACKSONVILLE, MORGAN CO, IL.
Age 21.
Height 5' 11 ½.
Hair AUBURN.
Eyes HAZEL.
Complexion FAIR.
Marital Status SINGLE.
Occupation FARMER.
Nativity GEORGETOWN, RANDOLPH CO, IL.
Joined When MAY 27, 1862.
Joined Where JACKSONVILLE, IL.
Period 3 MO.
Muster In JUN 23, 1862.
Muster In Where CAMP BUTLER, IL.
8. James F. Lightfoot.
Rank PVT.
Company K.
Unit 34 IL US INF.
Residence STRATTON, EDGAR CO, IL.
Age 25.
Height 5' 8 ½.
Hair BROWN.
Eyes BLUE.
Complexion FAIR.
Occupation FARMER.
Nativity EDGAR CO, IL.
Joined When MAR 23, 1865.
Joined Where DANVILLE, IL.
Period 1 YR.
Muster In MAR 23, 1865.
Muster In Where DANVILLE, IL.
Muster Out JUL 12, 1865.
Muster Out Where LOUISVILLE, KY.
9. John Lightfoot.
Rank PVT.
Company K.
Unit 52 IL US INF.
Residence ELGIN, KANE CO, IL.
Age 25.
Height 5' 6.
Hair BROWN.
Eyes HAZEL.
Complexion LIGHT.
Marital Status SINGLE.
Occupation LABORER.
Nativity ELIZABETH, OH.
Joined When SEP 6, 1861.
Joined Where UDINA, IL.
Period 3 YRS.
Muster In OCT 25, 1861.
Muster In Where GENEVA, IL.
10. John A. Lightfoot.
Rank CPT.
Company I.
Unit 101 IL US INF.
Residence JACKSONVILLE, MORGAN CO, IL.
Age 48.
Height 5' 11 ½.
Hair BLACK.
Eyes BLACK.
Complexion LIGHT.
Marital Status MARRIED.
Occupation SADDLER.
Joined When JUL 22, 1862.
Joined Where MORGAN CO, IL.
Period 3 YRS.
Muster In SEP 2, 1862.
Muster In Where JACKSONVILLE, IL.
Remarks RESIGNED APR 28, 1864
Muster In Where CHICAGO, IL.
Remarks DESERTED JUL 17, 1865 AT MEMPHIS TENN.
11. John D. Lightfoot.
Rank PVT.
Unit 53 IL US INF.
Residence BUCK, EDGAR CO, IL.
Age 42.
Height 5' 6.
Hair BROWN.
Eyes BLUE.
Complexion FAIR.
Occupation FARMER.
Joined When APR 13, 1865.
Joined Where DANVILLE, IL.
Period 1 YR.
Muster In APR 13, 1865.
Muster In Where DANVILLE, IL.
Muster Out MAY 8, 1865.
Muster Out Where SPRINGFIELD, IL.
Remarks SUB FOR F M LINK.
12. John M. Lightfoot.
Rank PVT.
Company C.
Unit 40 IL US INF.
Muster Out JUN 1, 1865.
Muster Out Where CRYSTAL SPRINGS, DC.
13. Joseph Lightfoot.
Rank CPL.
Company E.
Unit 55 IL US INF.
Residence ELGIN, KANE CO, IL.
Age 31.
Height 5' 10.
Occupation MECHANIC.
Nativity OH.
Joined When SEP 7, 1861.
Period 3 YRS.
Muster In OCT 31, 1861.
Muster In Where CHICAGO, IL.
Remarks DIED MAR 6, 1863 AT YOUNGS POINT LA.
14. Joseph Lightfoot.
Rank PVT.
Company H.
Unit 76 IL US INF.
Residence YELLOW HEAD, KANKAKEE CO, IL.
Age 23.
Height 5' 9.
Hair BLACK.
Eyes GRAY.
Complexion DARK.
Marital Status MARRIED.
Occupation FARMER.
Nativity WAYNE CO, OH.
Joined When AUG 5, 1862.
Joined Where YELLOW HEAD, IL.
Period 3 YRS.
Muster In AUG 22, 1862.
Muster In Where KANKAKEE, IL.
Muster Out JUL 22, 1865.
Muster Out Where GALVESTON, TX.
15. Joseph B. Lightfoot.
Rank PVT.
Company K.
Unit 52 IL US INF.
Residence ELGIN, KANE CO, IL.
Age 23.
Height 5' 6.
Hair BROWN.
Eyes HAZEL.
Complexion LIGHT.
Occupation COOPER.
Joined When SEP 6, 1861.
Joined Where UDINA, IL.
Period 3 YRS.
Muster In OCT 25, 1861.
Muster In Where GENEVA, IL.
Remarks REENLISTED AS A VETERAN
16. Joseph B. Lightfoot.
Rank CPL.
Company K.
Unit 52 IL US INF.
Residence ELGIN, KANE CO, IL.
Age 25.
Height 5' 6.
Hair BROWN.
Eyes HAZEL.
Complexion LIGHT.
Occupation COOPER.
Nativity OH.
Joined When DEC 29, 1863.
Joined Where PULASKI, TN.
Period 3 YRS.
Muster In JAN 8, 1864.
Muster In Where PULASKI, TN.
Muster Out JUL 6, 1865.
Muster Out Where LOUISVILLE, KY.
Remarks VETERAN.
17. Maron Lightfoot.
Rank UCOOK.
Company G.
Unit 54 IL US INF.
Age 27.
Joined When SEP 1, 1863.
Joined Where FAYETTE CO, TN.
Period 3 YRS.
Muster In DEC 11, 1863.
Muster In Where LITTLE ROCK, AR.
Remarks KILLED IN ACTION AT JONES STATION ARK AUG 24, 1864.
18. Nathaniel, Lightfoot.
Rank PVT.
Company K.
Unit 95 IL US INF.
Residence LEROY, BOONE CO, IL.
Age 19.
Height 5' 6 ½.
Hair BLACK.
Eyes BLACK.
Complexion DARK.
Marital Status SINGLE.
Occupation FARMER.
Nativity ENGLAND.
Joined When AUG 7, 1862.
Joined Where POPLAR GROVE, IL.
Period 3 YRS.
Muster In SEP 4, 1862.
Muster In Where ROCKFORD, IL.
Remarks DIED OF DISEASE AT NEBRASKA LANDING LA JAN 27, 1863.
19. Reuben H. Lightfoot.
Rank PVT.
Company A.
Unit 38 IL US INF.
Residence SANGAMON CO, IL.
Age 18.
Height 5' 5.
Hair AUBURN.
Eyes BLACK.
Complexion DARK.
Marital Status SINGLE.
Occupation FARMER.
Nativity SANGAMON CO, IL.
Joined When JUL 15, 1861.
Joined Where SPRINGFIELD, IL.
Period 3 YRS.
Muster In AUG 19, 1861.
Muster In Where CAMP BUTLER, IL.
Remarks DIED JAN 5, 1863 OF WOUNDS RECD AT STONE RIVER TENN.
20. Sylvanus Lightfoot.
Rank PVT.
Company E.
Unit 18 IL US INF CON.
Residence LIBERTY, ADAMS CO, IL.
Age 22.
Height 5' 10 ¼.
Hair BROWN.
Eyes BLUE.
Complexion DARK.
Occupation FARMER.
Nativity IN.
Joined When MAR 6, 1865.
Joined Where QUINCY, IL.
Period 1 YR.
Muster In MAR 6, 1865.
Muster In Where QUINCY, IL.
Muster Out MAY 29, 1865.
Muster Out Where SPRINGFIELD, IL.
Remarks DESERTED WHILE ON THE ROAD TO THE REGIMENT FROM CAMP BUTLER HOSPITAL.
21. Walker F. Lightfoot.
Rank PVT.
Company G.
Unit 7 IL US CAV.
Residence NEW HAVEN, GALLATIN CO, IL.
Age 23.
Height 5' 7.
Hair LIGHT.
Eyes GRAY.
Complexion LIGHT.
Marital Status SINGLE.
Occupation FARMER.
Nativity IL.
Joined When AUG 20, 1861.
Joined Where NEW HAVEN, IL.
Period 3 YRS.
Muster In SEP 13, 1861.
Muster In Where CAMP BUTLER, IL.
Remarks DIED IN HOSPITAL AT MEMPHIS TENN JUL 28, 1863.
22. Wailliam H. Lightfoot.
Rank PVT.
Company A.
Unit 14 IL US INF.
Residence BEARDSTOWN, CASS CO, IL.
Age 42.
Height 6'.
Hair DARK.
Eyes HAZEL.
Complexion DARK.
Occupation FARMER.
Nativity CASS CO, IL.
Joined When MAR 31, 1864.
Joined Where BEARDSTOWN, IL.
Period 3 YRS.
Muster In APR 27, 1864.
Muster In Where JACKSONVILLE, IL.
Remarks SEE RECRUITS OF CO "A" VETERAN BATTALION.
Remarks RECRUIT WOUNDED BY ACCIDENT & SENT TO GEN HOSPITAL AT PULASKI TENN MAY 15, 1864 NO DISCHARGE FURNISHED
Remarks TRANS AS CO A 14 ILL INF AS REVIVED PER SPECIAL FIELD ORDER NO 103 HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF TENN. APR 28, 1865.
Kansas.
Thomas M. Lightfoot, Tent Kansas Volunteers company I., Enlisted April 24, 1863, Mustered in April 24, 1863 Deserted, on march, May 20, 1863.
Pennsylvania.
1. Amos L. Lightfoot.
11th., Pennsylvania cavalry, company E., Mustered in August 21, 1861, 3years, Sergeant, Remarks: Promoted to Farrier, February 1, 1864; to Sergeant, February 20, 1865; mustered out with Company. August 13, 1865; Vet.
2. George W. Lightfoot.
47th., Pennsylvania infantry, company G., private, Mustered in February 25, 1864, 3 years, Remarks: Transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps, April 26, 1865.
3. John Lightfoot.
71st., Pennsylvania infantry, company D., Corporal, Mustered in May 28, 1861, Remarks: Discharged November 2, 1863, for wounds received in action.
Missouri.
Note.. Because of bad hand writing some of the information will be missing from some of these names.
1. Benjamin Lightfoot.
11th. Missouri infantry, Company C., Private, Enlisted July 29, 1861, Springfield Ill., Mustered in August 3, 1861, St. Louis Mo., Age 30. No other information.
2. David L. Lightfoot.
26th Missouri Regiment E.M.M., Private, Company H., Enlisted August 2, 1862, relieved February 4, 1863, ordered back in to service (?), 1864, relieved from service February 19, 1864, promoted Corporal 1864.
3. David Sr. Lightfoot.
7th Regiment Provisional E.M.M., Private, Company F., Enlisted April 1, 1863, ordered into service April 1, 1863, Mt. Vernon Mo., relieved from service February (?) 1864.
4. Francis M. Lightfoot.
45th Regiment E.M.M., Company G., Private. There is no information on his card but the name and regiment.
5. George J. Lightfoot.
1st Regiment Cavalry M.S.M. Company K., Private, Age 24, Enlisted August 10, 1863, Age 24, Mustered in October 2, 1863, Warrensburg Mo., Mustered out July 12, 1865.
6. George J. Lightfoot.
1st Regiment Cavalry M.S.M., Company M., Private, Enlisted August 10, 1863, Mustered in October 2, 1863, Warrensburg Mo., Mustered out July 12, 1865.
7. George J. Lightfoot.
2nd Regiment Provisional E.M.M., Private, Company A., Transferred June 10, 1863, from 45th., regiment Missouri Militia, ordered in to service April 16, 1863, relieved from service November 12, 1863.
8. Goodrich Lightfoot.
2nd Missouri Infantry Volunteers, Company H., Second Lieutenant, Missouri State Guard
C. S. A., Elected or appointed August 19, 1862. Resigned or term expired December 11, 1861, time of service 3Mo. 22, days, paid $352.26, June 9, 1862.
9. Goodrich Lightfoot.
6th Missouri Infantry Volunteers, Company A., Private, Missouri State Guard, C. S. A., Service December 9, 1861, discharged May 1, 1862, service 4 months and 22 days, paid $52.22, June 9, 1862.
10. Gustavus Lightfoot.
2nd Regiment Infantry Volunteers (3 Months), Company B., Sergeant, Enlisted April 23, 1861, St. Louis Mo., Age 26, 3 months, Mustered in April 23, 1861, Honorably discharged July 30, 1861.
11. Henry Lightfoot.
13th Regiment Cavalry Volunteers, Company D., Sergeant, Age 21. Enlisted March 4, 1864, Mustered in March 4, 1864, Mastered out January 11, 1866.
12. Henry Lightfoot.
8th Regiment Cavalry M.S.M., Company C., Private, Enlisted March 18, 1862, Polk Co. Mo., Mustered in March 18, 1862, Humansville Mo., Discharged having reenlisted in the 13th., cavalry.
13. Henry B. Lightfoot.
26th Regiment E.M.M., Company H., Enlisted August 2, 1862, ordered into service August 7, 1862, relieved from service November 1862, ordered into service 1864, relieved from service November 19, 1864.
14. John Lightfoot.
26th Regiment E.M.M., Company H., Corporal, Enlisted April 20, 1864, ordered into service April 25, 1864, relieved from service November 19, 1864, service 52 days.
15. John G. Lightfoot.
1st Regiment Provisional E.M.M., Company A., Private, ordered into service March 17, 1863, Mexico Mo., relieved from service January 31, 1864.
16. John G. Lightfoot.
61st Regiment E.M.M., Company F., Private, Age 34, Enlisted October 9, 1862, ordered into service October 21, 1862, Sturgeon Mo., days of service 143 days.
17. John H. Lightfoot.
45th Regiment E.M.M, Company G., Private, Enlisted August 9, 1863, Unionville Mo., ordered into service September 29, 1864, relieved from service November 14, 1864.
18. Robert Lightfoot.
65th Regiment USCT Infantry, Company F., Private, Enlisted December 22, 1863, Lexington Mo., Mustered in January 6, 1864.
19. Washington P. Lightfoot.
1st Regiment Cavalry M.S.M., Companies K., & M., Private, Age 22, Enlisted August 10, 1863, Mustered in October 2, 1863, Mustered out July 12, 1865.
20. William Lightfoot.
13th Regiment Cavalry Volunteers, company M., Private, Enlisted January 16, 1865, Mustered in February 16, 1865, sick December 9, 1865, no discharge date.
21. William Lightfoot.
1st Regiment Cavalry M.S.M., Companies M. & K., Private, Age 19, Enlister February 5, 1864, Mustered in August 22, 1864.
22. William Lightfoot.
2nd N. E. Missouri Cavalry, Company B., Private. Captured Oct. 1, 1862, Lewis Co., Mo., Received at Cratiot St., Mil Pris., St. Louis Mo., Oct. 24, 1862, Received at Alton, Ill., Mil Pris., Dec. 6, 1862. Received at Cratiot Mil Pris., Jan. 6, 1863. Exchanged Jan. 5, 1863.
23. William Lightfoot.
68th Regiment USCT Infantry, Company H., Private, Age 23, Enlisted February 18, 1864, Mustered in February 28, 1864, Mustered out February 5, 1866.
I couldn’t cover all the states. The information here will be of the states of; Indiana, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Kansas and Missouri. There will be no family information only military.
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Indiana.
1. Christopher Lightfoot.
Date Enrolled: 1864/09/21.
Where Enrolled: Wabash, Indiana.
Age: 28.
Regiment: 58.
Company: K.
Discharge Date: 1865/06/04.
2. Christopher C. Lightfoot.
Date Enrolled: 1863/07/20.
Where Enrolled: Rigdon, Indiana.
Age: 25.
Regiment: 118.
Company: B.
Discharge Date: 1864/03/04.
3. Edward F. Lightfoot.
Date Enrolled: 1862/09/15.
Where Enrolled: Pierceton, Indiana.
Age: 22.
Regiment: 44.
Company: B.
Discharge Date: 1863/03/22.
Notes: Died March 22, 1863 of disease.
4. Eli B. Lightfoot.
Date Enrolled: 1861/08/30.
Where Enrolled: Indianapolis, Indiana.
Age: 25.
Regiment: 26.
Company: G.
Discharge Date: 1862/01/10
5. Eli H. Lightfoot.
Date Enrolled: 1862/08/11.
Where Enrolled: LaPorte, Indiana.
Age: 19.
Regiment: 87.
Company: G.
Discharge Date: 1863/05/29.
6. Enoch Lightfoot.
Date Enrolled: 1862/08/12.
Where Enrolled: LaPorte, Indiana.
Age: 18.
Regiment: 87.
Company: G.
Discharge Date: 1863/10/10.
Notes: Died October 10, 1863 at Stevenson, AL.
7. George W. Lightfoot.
Date Enrolled: 1861/09/24.
Where Enrolled: Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Age: 20.
Regiment: 30.
Company: I.
Discharge Date: 1864/01/07.
Notes: Sgt. May 1, 1864. Transferred to 30th Reorganzied.
8. George W. Lightfoot.
Date Enrolled: 1864/01/08
Where Enrolled: Whiteside, Tennessee.
Age: 20.
Regiment: 30.
Company: E.
Discharge Date: 1865/11/25.
Notes: Sgt., May 16, 1864.
9. J. G. Lightfoot.
Date Enrolled: 1863/07/06.
Where Enrolled: Richmond, Indiana.
Age: 40.
Regiment: 103.
Company: H.
Discharge Date: 1863/07/17.
10. James Lightfoot.
Date Enrolled: 1864/08/29.
Where Enrolled: Jeffersonville, Indiana.
Age: 34.
Regiment: 28.
Company: K.
Discharge Date: 1865/11/08.
Cavalry/ Battery Unit: U. S. Colored Troops.
11. Leander Lightfoot.
Date Enrolled: 1862/10/20.
Where Enrolled: Indianapolis, Indiana
Age: 19
Regiment: 90.
Company: I.
Cavalry/ Battery Unit: 5th Cavalry.
Discharge Date: 1863/05/26.
Notes: Killed May 26, 1863 at Marrowbone, KY.
12. Levi Lightfoot.
Date Enrolled: 1861/08/20.
Where Enrolled: Pierceton, Indiana.
Age: 21.
Regiment: 44.
Company: B.
Notes: Wounded April 6, 1862.
13. Mccall C. Lightfoot.
Date Enrolled: 1862/08/14.
Where Enrolled: Rushville, Indiana.
Age: 18.
Regiment: 16.
Company: H.
Discharge Date: 1865/06/30.
14. Phillip Lightfoot.
Date Enrolled: 1863/07/10.
Where Enrolled: Acton, Indiana
Age: 31.
Regiment: 104.
Company: I.
Discharge Date: 1863/07/18.
15. Silas Lightfoot.
Date Enrolled: 1862/10/28.
Where Enrolled: Indianapolis, Indiana.
Age: 23.
Regiment: 48.
16. Simeon Lightfoot.
Date Enrolled: 1861/08/27.
Where Enrolled: LaPorte, Indiana.
Age: 19.
Regiment: 29
Company: G.
17. Zeptha Lightfoot.
Date Enrolled: 1861/09/21.
Where Enrolled: Anderson, Indiana.
Age: 19.
Regiment: 34.
Company: K.
Discharge Date: 1862/09/28.
Illinois.
1. Armstedt or Armsted, Lightfoot.
Rank UCOOK.
Company H.
Unit 2 IL US Cavalry.
Residence MACOMB, MCDONOUGH CO, IL.
Age 24.
Height 5' 5.
Hair BLACK.
Eyes BLACK.
Complexion BROWN.
Occupation FARMER.
Nativity MS.
Joined When SEP 1, 1864.
Joined Where BATON ROUGE, LA.
Period 3 YRS.
Muster In SEP 15, 1864.
Muster In Where BATON ROUGE, LA.
Remarks TRANS TO CO E AS CONSOLIDATED.
2. Benjamin Lightfoot.
Rank UCOOK.
Company B.
Unit 18 IL US INF CON.
Muster Out DEC 16, 1865.
Muster Out Where PINE BLUFF, AR.
3. Henry Lightfoot.
Rank PVT.
Company K.
Unit 156 IL US INF.
Residence COOK CO, IL.
Age 18.
Hair LIGHT.
Eyes BLUE.
Complexion LIGHT.
Occupation FARMER.
Nativity IA.
Joined When FEB 22, 1865.
Joined Where CHICAGO, IL.
Period 1 YR.
Muster In FEB 22, 1865.
4. Henry Lightfoot.
Rank CPL.
Company K.
Unit 33 IL US INF.
Residence JACKSONVILLE, MORGAN CO, IL.
Age 21.
Height 5' 9.
Hair BROWN.
Eyes GRAY.
Complexion DARK.
Marital Status SINGLE.
Occupation TINNER.
Nativity IL.
Joined When AUG 21, 1861.
Joined Where SPRINGFIELD, IL.
Period 3 YRS.
Muster In SEP 2, 1861.
Muster In Where CAMP BUTLER, IL.
Remarks DISCHARGED FOR DISABILITY FEB 20, 1862 AT IRONTON MO FOR DEBILITY.
5. Henry A. Lightfoot.
Rank PVT.
Company E.
Unit 18.
IL US INF CON.
Residence LIBERTY, ADAMS CO, IL.
Age 31.
Height 5' 9.
Hair BLACK.
Eyes BLUE.
Complexion DARK.
Occupation FARMER.
Joined When MAR 6, 1865.
Joined Where QUINCY, IL.
Period 1 YR.
Muster Out MAY 29, 1865
Muster Out Where SPRINGFIELD, IL.
Remarks DESERTED WHILE ON THE ROAD TO THE REGIMENT FROM CAMP BUTLER HOSPITAL
6. Henry F. Lightfoot.
Rank 2LT.
Company A.
Unit 133 IL.
US INF.
Residence JACKSONVILLE, MORGAN CO, IL.
Age 23.
Height 5' 11.
Hair LIGHT.
Eyes BLUE.
Complexion FAIR.
Marital Status SINGLE.
Occupation TINNER.
Nativity GEORGETOWN, IL.
Joined When APR 27, 1864.
Joined Where SPRINGFIELD, IL.
Period 100 DAY.
Muster In MAY 31, 1864.
Muster In Where CAMP BUTLER, IL.
Muster Out SEP 24, 1864.
Muster Out Where SPRINGFIELD, IL.
7. Henry F. Lightfoot.
Rank SGT.
Company A.
Unit 68 IL US INF.
Residence JACKSONVILLE, MORGAN CO, IL.
Age 21.
Height 5' 11 ½.
Hair AUBURN.
Eyes HAZEL.
Complexion FAIR.
Marital Status SINGLE.
Occupation FARMER.
Nativity GEORGETOWN, RANDOLPH CO, IL.
Joined When MAY 27, 1862.
Joined Where JACKSONVILLE, IL.
Period 3 MO.
Muster In JUN 23, 1862.
Muster In Where CAMP BUTLER, IL.
8. James F. Lightfoot.
Rank PVT.
Company K.
Unit 34 IL US INF.
Residence STRATTON, EDGAR CO, IL.
Age 25.
Height 5' 8 ½.
Hair BROWN.
Eyes BLUE.
Complexion FAIR.
Occupation FARMER.
Nativity EDGAR CO, IL.
Joined When MAR 23, 1865.
Joined Where DANVILLE, IL.
Period 1 YR.
Muster In MAR 23, 1865.
Muster In Where DANVILLE, IL.
Muster Out JUL 12, 1865.
Muster Out Where LOUISVILLE, KY.
9. John Lightfoot.
Rank PVT.
Company K.
Unit 52 IL US INF.
Residence ELGIN, KANE CO, IL.
Age 25.
Height 5' 6.
Hair BROWN.
Eyes HAZEL.
Complexion LIGHT.
Marital Status SINGLE.
Occupation LABORER.
Nativity ELIZABETH, OH.
Joined When SEP 6, 1861.
Joined Where UDINA, IL.
Period 3 YRS.
Muster In OCT 25, 1861.
Muster In Where GENEVA, IL.
10. John A. Lightfoot.
Rank CPT.
Company I.
Unit 101 IL US INF.
Residence JACKSONVILLE, MORGAN CO, IL.
Age 48.
Height 5' 11 ½.
Hair BLACK.
Eyes BLACK.
Complexion LIGHT.
Marital Status MARRIED.
Occupation SADDLER.
Joined When JUL 22, 1862.
Joined Where MORGAN CO, IL.
Period 3 YRS.
Muster In SEP 2, 1862.
Muster In Where JACKSONVILLE, IL.
Remarks RESIGNED APR 28, 1864
Muster In Where CHICAGO, IL.
Remarks DESERTED JUL 17, 1865 AT MEMPHIS TENN.
11. John D. Lightfoot.
Rank PVT.
Unit 53 IL US INF.
Residence BUCK, EDGAR CO, IL.
Age 42.
Height 5' 6.
Hair BROWN.
Eyes BLUE.
Complexion FAIR.
Occupation FARMER.
Joined When APR 13, 1865.
Joined Where DANVILLE, IL.
Period 1 YR.
Muster In APR 13, 1865.
Muster In Where DANVILLE, IL.
Muster Out MAY 8, 1865.
Muster Out Where SPRINGFIELD, IL.
Remarks SUB FOR F M LINK.
12. John M. Lightfoot.
Rank PVT.
Company C.
Unit 40 IL US INF.
Muster Out JUN 1, 1865.
Muster Out Where CRYSTAL SPRINGS, DC.
13. Joseph Lightfoot.
Rank CPL.
Company E.
Unit 55 IL US INF.
Residence ELGIN, KANE CO, IL.
Age 31.
Height 5' 10.
Occupation MECHANIC.
Nativity OH.
Joined When SEP 7, 1861.
Period 3 YRS.
Muster In OCT 31, 1861.
Muster In Where CHICAGO, IL.
Remarks DIED MAR 6, 1863 AT YOUNGS POINT LA.
14. Joseph Lightfoot.
Rank PVT.
Company H.
Unit 76 IL US INF.
Residence YELLOW HEAD, KANKAKEE CO, IL.
Age 23.
Height 5' 9.
Hair BLACK.
Eyes GRAY.
Complexion DARK.
Marital Status MARRIED.
Occupation FARMER.
Nativity WAYNE CO, OH.
Joined When AUG 5, 1862.
Joined Where YELLOW HEAD, IL.
Period 3 YRS.
Muster In AUG 22, 1862.
Muster In Where KANKAKEE, IL.
Muster Out JUL 22, 1865.
Muster Out Where GALVESTON, TX.
15. Joseph B. Lightfoot.
Rank PVT.
Company K.
Unit 52 IL US INF.
Residence ELGIN, KANE CO, IL.
Age 23.
Height 5' 6.
Hair BROWN.
Eyes HAZEL.
Complexion LIGHT.
Occupation COOPER.
Joined When SEP 6, 1861.
Joined Where UDINA, IL.
Period 3 YRS.
Muster In OCT 25, 1861.
Muster In Where GENEVA, IL.
Remarks REENLISTED AS A VETERAN
16. Joseph B. Lightfoot.
Rank CPL.
Company K.
Unit 52 IL US INF.
Residence ELGIN, KANE CO, IL.
Age 25.
Height 5' 6.
Hair BROWN.
Eyes HAZEL.
Complexion LIGHT.
Occupation COOPER.
Nativity OH.
Joined When DEC 29, 1863.
Joined Where PULASKI, TN.
Period 3 YRS.
Muster In JAN 8, 1864.
Muster In Where PULASKI, TN.
Muster Out JUL 6, 1865.
Muster Out Where LOUISVILLE, KY.
Remarks VETERAN.
17. Maron Lightfoot.
Rank UCOOK.
Company G.
Unit 54 IL US INF.
Age 27.
Joined When SEP 1, 1863.
Joined Where FAYETTE CO, TN.
Period 3 YRS.
Muster In DEC 11, 1863.
Muster In Where LITTLE ROCK, AR.
Remarks KILLED IN ACTION AT JONES STATION ARK AUG 24, 1864.
18. Nathaniel, Lightfoot.
Rank PVT.
Company K.
Unit 95 IL US INF.
Residence LEROY, BOONE CO, IL.
Age 19.
Height 5' 6 ½.
Hair BLACK.
Eyes BLACK.
Complexion DARK.
Marital Status SINGLE.
Occupation FARMER.
Nativity ENGLAND.
Joined When AUG 7, 1862.
Joined Where POPLAR GROVE, IL.
Period 3 YRS.
Muster In SEP 4, 1862.
Muster In Where ROCKFORD, IL.
Remarks DIED OF DISEASE AT NEBRASKA LANDING LA JAN 27, 1863.
19. Reuben H. Lightfoot.
Rank PVT.
Company A.
Unit 38 IL US INF.
Residence SANGAMON CO, IL.
Age 18.
Height 5' 5.
Hair AUBURN.
Eyes BLACK.
Complexion DARK.
Marital Status SINGLE.
Occupation FARMER.
Nativity SANGAMON CO, IL.
Joined When JUL 15, 1861.
Joined Where SPRINGFIELD, IL.
Period 3 YRS.
Muster In AUG 19, 1861.
Muster In Where CAMP BUTLER, IL.
Remarks DIED JAN 5, 1863 OF WOUNDS RECD AT STONE RIVER TENN.
20. Sylvanus Lightfoot.
Rank PVT.
Company E.
Unit 18 IL US INF CON.
Residence LIBERTY, ADAMS CO, IL.
Age 22.
Height 5' 10 ¼.
Hair BROWN.
Eyes BLUE.
Complexion DARK.
Occupation FARMER.
Nativity IN.
Joined When MAR 6, 1865.
Joined Where QUINCY, IL.
Period 1 YR.
Muster In MAR 6, 1865.
Muster In Where QUINCY, IL.
Muster Out MAY 29, 1865.
Muster Out Where SPRINGFIELD, IL.
Remarks DESERTED WHILE ON THE ROAD TO THE REGIMENT FROM CAMP BUTLER HOSPITAL.
21. Walker F. Lightfoot.
Rank PVT.
Company G.
Unit 7 IL US CAV.
Residence NEW HAVEN, GALLATIN CO, IL.
Age 23.
Height 5' 7.
Hair LIGHT.
Eyes GRAY.
Complexion LIGHT.
Marital Status SINGLE.
Occupation FARMER.
Nativity IL.
Joined When AUG 20, 1861.
Joined Where NEW HAVEN, IL.
Period 3 YRS.
Muster In SEP 13, 1861.
Muster In Where CAMP BUTLER, IL.
Remarks DIED IN HOSPITAL AT MEMPHIS TENN JUL 28, 1863.
22. Wailliam H. Lightfoot.
Rank PVT.
Company A.
Unit 14 IL US INF.
Residence BEARDSTOWN, CASS CO, IL.
Age 42.
Height 6'.
Hair DARK.
Eyes HAZEL.
Complexion DARK.
Occupation FARMER.
Nativity CASS CO, IL.
Joined When MAR 31, 1864.
Joined Where BEARDSTOWN, IL.
Period 3 YRS.
Muster In APR 27, 1864.
Muster In Where JACKSONVILLE, IL.
Remarks SEE RECRUITS OF CO "A" VETERAN BATTALION.
Remarks RECRUIT WOUNDED BY ACCIDENT & SENT TO GEN HOSPITAL AT PULASKI TENN MAY 15, 1864 NO DISCHARGE FURNISHED
Remarks TRANS AS CO A 14 ILL INF AS REVIVED PER SPECIAL FIELD ORDER NO 103 HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF TENN. APR 28, 1865.
Kansas.
Thomas M. Lightfoot, Tent Kansas Volunteers company I., Enlisted April 24, 1863, Mustered in April 24, 1863 Deserted, on march, May 20, 1863.
Pennsylvania.
1. Amos L. Lightfoot.
11th., Pennsylvania cavalry, company E., Mustered in August 21, 1861, 3years, Sergeant, Remarks: Promoted to Farrier, February 1, 1864; to Sergeant, February 20, 1865; mustered out with Company. August 13, 1865; Vet.
2. George W. Lightfoot.
47th., Pennsylvania infantry, company G., private, Mustered in February 25, 1864, 3 years, Remarks: Transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps, April 26, 1865.
3. John Lightfoot.
71st., Pennsylvania infantry, company D., Corporal, Mustered in May 28, 1861, Remarks: Discharged November 2, 1863, for wounds received in action.
Missouri.
Note.. Because of bad hand writing some of the information will be missing from some of these names.
1. Benjamin Lightfoot.
11th. Missouri infantry, Company C., Private, Enlisted July 29, 1861, Springfield Ill., Mustered in August 3, 1861, St. Louis Mo., Age 30. No other information.
2. David L. Lightfoot.
26th Missouri Regiment E.M.M., Private, Company H., Enlisted August 2, 1862, relieved February 4, 1863, ordered back in to service (?), 1864, relieved from service February 19, 1864, promoted Corporal 1864.
3. David Sr. Lightfoot.
7th Regiment Provisional E.M.M., Private, Company F., Enlisted April 1, 1863, ordered into service April 1, 1863, Mt. Vernon Mo., relieved from service February (?) 1864.
4. Francis M. Lightfoot.
45th Regiment E.M.M., Company G., Private. There is no information on his card but the name and regiment.
5. George J. Lightfoot.
1st Regiment Cavalry M.S.M. Company K., Private, Age 24, Enlisted August 10, 1863, Age 24, Mustered in October 2, 1863, Warrensburg Mo., Mustered out July 12, 1865.
6. George J. Lightfoot.
1st Regiment Cavalry M.S.M., Company M., Private, Enlisted August 10, 1863, Mustered in October 2, 1863, Warrensburg Mo., Mustered out July 12, 1865.
7. George J. Lightfoot.
2nd Regiment Provisional E.M.M., Private, Company A., Transferred June 10, 1863, from 45th., regiment Missouri Militia, ordered in to service April 16, 1863, relieved from service November 12, 1863.
8. Goodrich Lightfoot.
2nd Missouri Infantry Volunteers, Company H., Second Lieutenant, Missouri State Guard
C. S. A., Elected or appointed August 19, 1862. Resigned or term expired December 11, 1861, time of service 3Mo. 22, days, paid $352.26, June 9, 1862.
9. Goodrich Lightfoot.
6th Missouri Infantry Volunteers, Company A., Private, Missouri State Guard, C. S. A., Service December 9, 1861, discharged May 1, 1862, service 4 months and 22 days, paid $52.22, June 9, 1862.
10. Gustavus Lightfoot.
2nd Regiment Infantry Volunteers (3 Months), Company B., Sergeant, Enlisted April 23, 1861, St. Louis Mo., Age 26, 3 months, Mustered in April 23, 1861, Honorably discharged July 30, 1861.
11. Henry Lightfoot.
13th Regiment Cavalry Volunteers, Company D., Sergeant, Age 21. Enlisted March 4, 1864, Mustered in March 4, 1864, Mastered out January 11, 1866.
12. Henry Lightfoot.
8th Regiment Cavalry M.S.M., Company C., Private, Enlisted March 18, 1862, Polk Co. Mo., Mustered in March 18, 1862, Humansville Mo., Discharged having reenlisted in the 13th., cavalry.
13. Henry B. Lightfoot.
26th Regiment E.M.M., Company H., Enlisted August 2, 1862, ordered into service August 7, 1862, relieved from service November 1862, ordered into service 1864, relieved from service November 19, 1864.
14. John Lightfoot.
26th Regiment E.M.M., Company H., Corporal, Enlisted April 20, 1864, ordered into service April 25, 1864, relieved from service November 19, 1864, service 52 days.
15. John G. Lightfoot.
1st Regiment Provisional E.M.M., Company A., Private, ordered into service March 17, 1863, Mexico Mo., relieved from service January 31, 1864.
16. John G. Lightfoot.
61st Regiment E.M.M., Company F., Private, Age 34, Enlisted October 9, 1862, ordered into service October 21, 1862, Sturgeon Mo., days of service 143 days.
17. John H. Lightfoot.
45th Regiment E.M.M, Company G., Private, Enlisted August 9, 1863, Unionville Mo., ordered into service September 29, 1864, relieved from service November 14, 1864.
18. Robert Lightfoot.
65th Regiment USCT Infantry, Company F., Private, Enlisted December 22, 1863, Lexington Mo., Mustered in January 6, 1864.
19. Washington P. Lightfoot.
1st Regiment Cavalry M.S.M., Companies K., & M., Private, Age 22, Enlisted August 10, 1863, Mustered in October 2, 1863, Mustered out July 12, 1865.
20. William Lightfoot.
13th Regiment Cavalry Volunteers, company M., Private, Enlisted January 16, 1865, Mustered in February 16, 1865, sick December 9, 1865, no discharge date.
21. William Lightfoot.
1st Regiment Cavalry M.S.M., Companies M. & K., Private, Age 19, Enlister February 5, 1864, Mustered in August 22, 1864.
22. William Lightfoot.
2nd N. E. Missouri Cavalry, Company B., Private. Captured Oct. 1, 1862, Lewis Co., Mo., Received at Cratiot St., Mil Pris., St. Louis Mo., Oct. 24, 1862, Received at Alton, Ill., Mil Pris., Dec. 6, 1862. Received at Cratiot Mil Pris., Jan. 6, 1863. Exchanged Jan. 5, 1863.
23. William Lightfoot.
68th Regiment USCT Infantry, Company H., Private, Age 23, Enlisted February 18, 1864, Mustered in February 28, 1864, Mustered out February 5, 1866.
Monday, April 18, 2011
Delaware Soldiers Of The revolutionary WAr.
Here is a short list of Delaware men that were wounded and killed in the revolutionary.
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Captain Robert Kirkwood’s regiment of foot, under the command of Colonel David Hall.
John McDowell, wounded and missing, at Brandywine, September 11, 1777.
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Captain Peter Jaquetts regiment of foot, under the command of Colonel David Hall.
First Lieutenant Richard Wild, wounded June 5, 1777.
Charles Kidd, Ensign, wounded June of 1778.
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Captain John Learmonth’s regiment of foot, under Colonel David Hall.
Thomas ( Tho’s. ) Donnoho, wounded October 4, 1777.
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John Hall was paid for taking care of Peter Roney, a Delaware soldier, regiment not stated.
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Battle of Eutaw Springs September 8, 1781.
William Guttery, killed.
William Lewis, killed.
John ( Jno. ) Stewart, killed.
John ( Jno. ) Brown, wounded two in the head, four in the breast and two in right arm.
James ( Jas. ) Moones, wounded right leg.
Daniel ( Dan’l ) Laller, wounded right side.
John ( Jno. ) Leahi, wounded in head.
Jesse Royal, wounded in arm.
James Fitzgibbens, wounded in thigh.
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Captain Robert Kirkwood’s regiment of foot, under the command of Colonel David Hall.
John McDowell, wounded and missing, at Brandywine, September 11, 1777.
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Captain Peter Jaquetts regiment of foot, under the command of Colonel David Hall.
First Lieutenant Richard Wild, wounded June 5, 1777.
Charles Kidd, Ensign, wounded June of 1778.
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Captain John Learmonth’s regiment of foot, under Colonel David Hall.
Thomas ( Tho’s. ) Donnoho, wounded October 4, 1777.
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John Hall was paid for taking care of Peter Roney, a Delaware soldier, regiment not stated.
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Battle of Eutaw Springs September 8, 1781.
William Guttery, killed.
William Lewis, killed.
John ( Jno. ) Stewart, killed.
John ( Jno. ) Brown, wounded two in the head, four in the breast and two in right arm.
James ( Jas. ) Moones, wounded right leg.
Daniel ( Dan’l ) Laller, wounded right side.
John ( Jno. ) Leahi, wounded in head.
Jesse Royal, wounded in arm.
James Fitzgibbens, wounded in thigh.
Friday, April 15, 2011
1812 pension applications.
There are many of you who would like to order information on your ancestor from the National Archives, but are holding back because of the cost. It cost a pretty penny to order these files, and not knowing what kind or if there is any information on him or not, so you can’t decide if it’s worth the money.
The information on this page may help you decide. This information is for the ( War of 1812, only ), This information came from the index’s and are not the application itself. One has to wonder if you get this much off the index, how much more information is there in the application.
You will note some of the names here have remark, these remarks tell what else is with the application. Some of this added information are Discharged papers, Marriage Certificate and so on, which you well receive copies of along with the application, if they have not been misplaced or lost.
Those of you who would like to know if your ancestor is in the index’s can write me at the following and I will be glad to take a look. dsegelquist1@cox.net
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Benjamin Hatcher, was born in 1786, in Virginia, was married to Lucinda B. Flippin or Fippen, in December 23, 1830, at Cumberland county Virginia. They lived in Harpersville, Shelby county Alabama, from 1850 and up too 1878. Benjamin Hatcher would die on January 14, 1853, at Harpersville, Alabama. Benjamin Hatcher, was a private in Captain John Miller’s company, Virginia Mil., he enlisted on June 29, 1813, and was discharged on August 29, 1813. Bounty land numbers were; 22366 & 74473.
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John Bales, married Sarah (Sally) Luces, on September 9, 1813, at Greene County Ohio. The lived in New Jasper, Green county Ohio, in the years of 1850, 1855 and 1871. John Bales, died March 11, 1864, at New Jasper, Greene, Ohio. He was a Sergeant in Captain Gabriel Cox’s company, Ohio Mil. Enlisted January 20, 1813, discharged March 2, 1813, enlisted again February 12, 1814, was discharged April 3, 1814. Land bounty numbers; 9469 & 12896.
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Aaron Ballard, married Nancy Pearson, January 5, 1832, Franklin county Virginia, his first wife was (?) DeWitt ?, lived in Henry county Indiana, 1851, 1855 and 1878. Aaron died August 1, 1877, Henry county, Indiana. He enlisted August 7, 1814, discharged December 10, enlisted again December 11, 1814, was discharged on February 22, 1815. Bounty land numbers were; 28987 & 13298.
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James Church, married Tenty Stone, January 1, 1821, at Scriba, New York. Lived in Scriba, Oswego county, ( P. O. Scriba Corners ), New York, 1857-1880. James Church died September 21, 1879, Scriba, New York. He was a fifer in Captain Hiel Stone’s company, New York, Mil. James enlisted May 5, 1814, was discharged May 6, 1814. He was at the battle of Oswego. His bounty land No. 76,233-160-50
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Charles Cunningham, married Ellenor Park, May 23, 1820, Union county, South Carolina. Lived in Jonesville, Union county, South Carolina, 1850-1871. Charles died December 21, 1871. Charles was a private in Captain Thomas White’s company, South Carolina Mil. Enlisted October 1, 1814, was discharged March 7, 1815. Bounty land No. 18910-80-50 & 31011-80-55.
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Charles Davis, married Ann Eliza Rhodes, September 28, 1874 or 1875, at Caldwell, Noble county, Ohio. He lived in Crooked Creek, Steuben county, Indiana, 1871. They lived in Martron ( P. O. Caldwell ), Noble county Ohio, 1882. Charles first wife was Nancy Hutchins, Ann’s first husband was Conner W. Dowd. Charles died November 2, 1882, at Matron, Ohio. Charles was a private in Captain Ebenezer May’s ( Lieutenant S. Butterfield ), company, 4th., United States Infantry. Bounty land No. 13652-160-12.
Remarks: Discharged and marriage certificates are in brief. Pensioner name was dropped from roll May 6, 1911, on the ground that her pension was fraudulently obtain-at date of her alleged marriage to soldier she had an un-divorced husband. See civil war Inv. Ctf. 396697, Conner W. Dowd, company G., 36th., Ohio infantry.
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Barnabas Edson, married Betsey Gurney, January 1, 1815, North Bridgewater, Massachusetts. Family lived in North Bridgewater, in the years of 1815, 1851, 1855, 1859 and 1871. Barnabas died May 30, 1859, at North Bridgewater, Massachusetts. He was a private in Lieutenant Whitman’s company, Massachusetts, Mil. Enlisted August 4, 1814, discharged October 31, 1814. Bounty land numbers, 57855-40-50 & 8931-120-55.
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Andrew Feaster, married Mary Norris, January 22, 1818, at Edgefield, district, South Carolina. Family lived in Fairfield, District, South Carolina, 1851 and 1855. Lived in La Grange ( P. O. Titusville ), Volusia county, Fla., 1869 and 1878. Andrew died April 15, 1869, at La Grange, Fla. Andrew was a Corporal in Captain Nevitt’s company, South Carolina, Mil. Enlisted October 31, 1814, discharged March 7, 1815. Bounty land number 17739-80-55.
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Charles Gregory, married Sarah Elon, October 23, 1819. Family lived in Coosa county, Alabama, 1858. Lived in Wetumpka, , Elmore county Alabama, 1879. Charles died March 29, 1879, Elmore county, Alabama. Charles was a private in Captain Reese’s company, Georgia Mil. Enlisted January 22, 1815, discharged February 23, 1815. Bounty land number 80208-160-55. Remarks: Marriage Ctf. Filled in brief.
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Samuel Hefley, married Elizabeth Matters, September 20, 1821, Nelson county, Kentucky. Family lived in Nelson county ( P. O. Birdstown ), Kentucky, 1821-1865. Samuel died August 13, 1865. Samuel was a Corporal in Captain John Farmer’s company, Kentucky Mil. Bounty land numbers 10021-80-50 & 43851-80-55. Remarks: Soldiers discharged Ctf. Is filled in brief.
The information on this page may help you decide. This information is for the ( War of 1812, only ), This information came from the index’s and are not the application itself. One has to wonder if you get this much off the index, how much more information is there in the application.
You will note some of the names here have remark, these remarks tell what else is with the application. Some of this added information are Discharged papers, Marriage Certificate and so on, which you well receive copies of along with the application, if they have not been misplaced or lost.
Those of you who would like to know if your ancestor is in the index’s can write me at the following and I will be glad to take a look. dsegelquist1@cox.net
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Benjamin Hatcher, was born in 1786, in Virginia, was married to Lucinda B. Flippin or Fippen, in December 23, 1830, at Cumberland county Virginia. They lived in Harpersville, Shelby county Alabama, from 1850 and up too 1878. Benjamin Hatcher would die on January 14, 1853, at Harpersville, Alabama. Benjamin Hatcher, was a private in Captain John Miller’s company, Virginia Mil., he enlisted on June 29, 1813, and was discharged on August 29, 1813. Bounty land numbers were; 22366 & 74473.
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John Bales, married Sarah (Sally) Luces, on September 9, 1813, at Greene County Ohio. The lived in New Jasper, Green county Ohio, in the years of 1850, 1855 and 1871. John Bales, died March 11, 1864, at New Jasper, Greene, Ohio. He was a Sergeant in Captain Gabriel Cox’s company, Ohio Mil. Enlisted January 20, 1813, discharged March 2, 1813, enlisted again February 12, 1814, was discharged April 3, 1814. Land bounty numbers; 9469 & 12896.
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Aaron Ballard, married Nancy Pearson, January 5, 1832, Franklin county Virginia, his first wife was (?) DeWitt ?, lived in Henry county Indiana, 1851, 1855 and 1878. Aaron died August 1, 1877, Henry county, Indiana. He enlisted August 7, 1814, discharged December 10, enlisted again December 11, 1814, was discharged on February 22, 1815. Bounty land numbers were; 28987 & 13298.
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James Church, married Tenty Stone, January 1, 1821, at Scriba, New York. Lived in Scriba, Oswego county, ( P. O. Scriba Corners ), New York, 1857-1880. James Church died September 21, 1879, Scriba, New York. He was a fifer in Captain Hiel Stone’s company, New York, Mil. James enlisted May 5, 1814, was discharged May 6, 1814. He was at the battle of Oswego. His bounty land No. 76,233-160-50
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Charles Cunningham, married Ellenor Park, May 23, 1820, Union county, South Carolina. Lived in Jonesville, Union county, South Carolina, 1850-1871. Charles died December 21, 1871. Charles was a private in Captain Thomas White’s company, South Carolina Mil. Enlisted October 1, 1814, was discharged March 7, 1815. Bounty land No. 18910-80-50 & 31011-80-55.
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Charles Davis, married Ann Eliza Rhodes, September 28, 1874 or 1875, at Caldwell, Noble county, Ohio. He lived in Crooked Creek, Steuben county, Indiana, 1871. They lived in Martron ( P. O. Caldwell ), Noble county Ohio, 1882. Charles first wife was Nancy Hutchins, Ann’s first husband was Conner W. Dowd. Charles died November 2, 1882, at Matron, Ohio. Charles was a private in Captain Ebenezer May’s ( Lieutenant S. Butterfield ), company, 4th., United States Infantry. Bounty land No. 13652-160-12.
Remarks: Discharged and marriage certificates are in brief. Pensioner name was dropped from roll May 6, 1911, on the ground that her pension was fraudulently obtain-at date of her alleged marriage to soldier she had an un-divorced husband. See civil war Inv. Ctf. 396697, Conner W. Dowd, company G., 36th., Ohio infantry.
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Barnabas Edson, married Betsey Gurney, January 1, 1815, North Bridgewater, Massachusetts. Family lived in North Bridgewater, in the years of 1815, 1851, 1855, 1859 and 1871. Barnabas died May 30, 1859, at North Bridgewater, Massachusetts. He was a private in Lieutenant Whitman’s company, Massachusetts, Mil. Enlisted August 4, 1814, discharged October 31, 1814. Bounty land numbers, 57855-40-50 & 8931-120-55.
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Andrew Feaster, married Mary Norris, January 22, 1818, at Edgefield, district, South Carolina. Family lived in Fairfield, District, South Carolina, 1851 and 1855. Lived in La Grange ( P. O. Titusville ), Volusia county, Fla., 1869 and 1878. Andrew died April 15, 1869, at La Grange, Fla. Andrew was a Corporal in Captain Nevitt’s company, South Carolina, Mil. Enlisted October 31, 1814, discharged March 7, 1815. Bounty land number 17739-80-55.
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Charles Gregory, married Sarah Elon, October 23, 1819. Family lived in Coosa county, Alabama, 1858. Lived in Wetumpka, , Elmore county Alabama, 1879. Charles died March 29, 1879, Elmore county, Alabama. Charles was a private in Captain Reese’s company, Georgia Mil. Enlisted January 22, 1815, discharged February 23, 1815. Bounty land number 80208-160-55. Remarks: Marriage Ctf. Filled in brief.
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Samuel Hefley, married Elizabeth Matters, September 20, 1821, Nelson county, Kentucky. Family lived in Nelson county ( P. O. Birdstown ), Kentucky, 1821-1865. Samuel died August 13, 1865. Samuel was a Corporal in Captain John Farmer’s company, Kentucky Mil. Bounty land numbers 10021-80-50 & 43851-80-55. Remarks: Soldiers discharged Ctf. Is filled in brief.
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Civil War Pensioners From Around The World.
Over the years I had people write to me and tell me they can’t find any more information on their ancestor, and as they put it, “it’s like they fell off the face of the earth.” Well I usually tell them they may have changed their name for one reason or other, or they may have died, and are in some unknown cemetery because the family never recorded it.
I never gave it much thought, if you can’t find him, you just can’t find him. But I know there is some record some where on them, you just have to keep hunting. Then the other day I was working on a new pension list called; (A Few More Pensioners From The Civil War. ) http://civilwarthosesurnames.blogspot.com/2011/04/few-more-pensioners-from-civil-war.html I found some records that showed there were thousands of civil was vets all over the world. Right after the war not only did the civil war vet cross across the United States but other countries as will.
This page will be different then the one stated above, this information will be a list of the countries were you can find these vets. Now some of these countries will only have 1-8 vets, while others will have hundreds. Just remember the next you want to say; “He fall off the face of the earth.” remember this page it might be a help to you. I will give one example.
Note. If you thank that maybe your ancestor is in one of these countries, write me and I will take a look.
Example 1.
Phaley Cunningham, Ireland, Post office address Newry. He was a private of the 83rd., Ohio infantry, company C. He was given a pension of $18., per month, for the loss of his left arm. Commencement of his allowance was in December of 1863.
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Africa.
Cape Colony.
Liberia.
Orange Free States.
America--Canada.
British Columbia.
Province of Manitoba.
Newfoundland.
Prince Edward Island.
New Brunswick.
Province of Nova Scotia.
Ontario.
Province of Ontario.
Quebec.
Province of Quebec.
International.
Brazil.
Peru.
West Indies.
Australia.
New Zealand.
Norway.
Sweden.
Denmark.
Germany.
Alsace.
Bavaria.
Brandenburg.
Elsass Lothringden.
East Prussia.
Hanover.
Holstein.
Hohenzollern.
Luxemburg.
Mecklenburgh.
Province of Nieder Hessen.
Oldenburg.
Pomerania.
Posen.
Reuss Schleitz.
Rhenish Paussia.
Rhine Province.
Saxe Gotha.
Saxony.
Schwartzburg.
Westphalla.
Wcrtemburg.
Belgium.
The Netherlands.
Holland.
England.
Cambridge, County.
Chester, County.
Kent County.
Lancaster, County.
Middlesex, County.
Norfolk, County.
Nottingham, County.
Oxford, County.
Somerset, County.
Stafford, County.
Surry, County.
Sussex, County.
Westmoreland, County.
Wales.
Glamorcan.
Merioneth.
Other Nations.
Ireland.
France.
Spain.
Italy.
Malta.
Mauritius.
Sandwich Island.
I never gave it much thought, if you can’t find him, you just can’t find him. But I know there is some record some where on them, you just have to keep hunting. Then the other day I was working on a new pension list called; (A Few More Pensioners From The Civil War. ) http://civilwarthosesurnames.blogspot.com/2011/04/few-more-pensioners-from-civil-war.html I found some records that showed there were thousands of civil was vets all over the world. Right after the war not only did the civil war vet cross across the United States but other countries as will.
This page will be different then the one stated above, this information will be a list of the countries were you can find these vets. Now some of these countries will only have 1-8 vets, while others will have hundreds. Just remember the next you want to say; “He fall off the face of the earth.” remember this page it might be a help to you. I will give one example.
Note. If you thank that maybe your ancestor is in one of these countries, write me and I will take a look.
Example 1.
Phaley Cunningham, Ireland, Post office address Newry. He was a private of the 83rd., Ohio infantry, company C. He was given a pension of $18., per month, for the loss of his left arm. Commencement of his allowance was in December of 1863.
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Africa.
Cape Colony.
Liberia.
Orange Free States.
America--Canada.
British Columbia.
Province of Manitoba.
Newfoundland.
Prince Edward Island.
New Brunswick.
Province of Nova Scotia.
Ontario.
Province of Ontario.
Quebec.
Province of Quebec.
International.
Brazil.
Peru.
West Indies.
Australia.
New Zealand.
Norway.
Sweden.
Denmark.
Germany.
Alsace.
Bavaria.
Brandenburg.
Elsass Lothringden.
East Prussia.
Hanover.
Holstein.
Hohenzollern.
Luxemburg.
Mecklenburgh.
Province of Nieder Hessen.
Oldenburg.
Pomerania.
Posen.
Reuss Schleitz.
Rhenish Paussia.
Rhine Province.
Saxe Gotha.
Saxony.
Schwartzburg.
Westphalla.
Wcrtemburg.
Belgium.
The Netherlands.
Holland.
England.
Cambridge, County.
Chester, County.
Kent County.
Lancaster, County.
Middlesex, County.
Norfolk, County.
Nottingham, County.
Oxford, County.
Somerset, County.
Stafford, County.
Surry, County.
Sussex, County.
Westmoreland, County.
Wales.
Glamorcan.
Merioneth.
Other Nations.
Ireland.
France.
Spain.
Italy.
Malta.
Mauritius.
Sandwich Island.
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
A Few More Pensioners From The Civil War.
After the war thousands of soldiers and sailors started to move across the United States. Some would go back home while others would put down their roots in some other state and some of these states were the states they were just fighting against. Thousands of these men were wounded and would receive a pension.
The information on this page was taken from the pension rolls of 1883, and other sources. Because some of these records were hard to read there may be some miss spellings.
Note. The place of residence, is their Post Office address, and doesn’t mean they lived in that town, they could have lived many miles outside of town, it’s just their P. O. address.
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State of Maine.
Horatio B. Sawyer, State of Maine, county of Androscoggin, residence of Auburn. He was a Private and First Lieutenant in the 8th. Maine infantry, companies K & G., was given a pension of $3, per month, for the loss of a little finger of the left hand, commencement of his allowance was on October 17, 1878.
Oran Hilton, State of Maine, county of Androscoggin, residence of Lewiston. He was a private of the 29th. Maine infantry, company E., was given a pension of $2., per month for a gun shot in the left foot.
Alonzo C. Hersey, State of Maine, county of Aroostook, residence of Crystal. He was a private in the 8th., Maine infantry, company B., was given a pension, of $4., per month for the loss of his right thumb.
Sumner H. Condon, State of Maine, county of Aroostook, residence of Fort Fairfield. He was a private in the 7th., Maine infantry, companies H. & I., was given a pension of $6., per month, for a gun shot in his left shoulder.
William C. Moody, State of Maine, county of Cumberland, residence of Brunswick. He was a Corporal and second sergeant of the 5th., Maine infantry, company D., was given a pension of $2., per month, for a wound in his right thigh, commencement of his allowance was on October 17, 1864.
State of New Hampshire.
George D. Savage, State of New Hampshire, county of Belknap, residence of Alston. He was a Major and Lieutenant Colonel, of the 12th., New Hampshire infantry companies F. & S., was given a pension of $25, per month, for being wounded in the jaw.
George M. Loring, State of New Hampshire, county of Carroll, residence of Moultonville, was a private in the 9th. N. H., infantry, company K. He was given a pension of $4., per month for gun shots in the right side and back, commencement of allowance was on April 15, 1881.
David C. Stark, State of New Hampshire, county of Crafton, residence of Lyme Centre. He was a private of the 11th., N. H., infantry company H. He was given a pension of $2., per month, for a gun shot to his right ear and now deaf in right ear. Commencement of allowance was on June 30, 18??
Stephen Farnham, State of New Hampshire, county of Strafford, residence of Strafford Corners. He was a private in the 12th., N. H., infantry company A. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for a wound in the right hip. Commencement of his allowance was on April 9, 1864.
Benjamin R. Allen, State of New Hampshire, county of Sullivan, residence of Newport. He was a Sergeant & Captain, of the 9th., N. H., infantry company K. & H. He was given a pension of $7.50., per month, for a Gun shot wound in his right arm.
State of Vermont.
Jeremiah Fuller, State of Vermont, county of Addison, residence of East Middlebury. He was a privaet in the 6th., Vermont infantry, company A., was given a pension of $8., per month, for gun shot wound in the right hand and injury to his abdomen. Commencement of his allowance was on August 10, 1881.
Michael Furlong, State of Vermont, county Addison, residence of Monkton Ridge. He was a private in the 14th., Vermont infantry, company G. He was given a pension of $72., per month be being total Blinded.
Henry Cummins or Cummings, State of Vermont, county of Bennington, residence of Factory Point. He was a private in the 15th., infantry, company A. He was given a pension of $8., per month, for a wound in his right thigh.
Henry O’Hayer, State Vermont, county of Bennington, residence of Manchester. He was a private in the 1st., Vermont infantry, company G. He was given a pension of $6., per month, for a gun shot wound in left lung
Deming or Demming Fairbanks, State of Vermont, county of Caledonia, residence of Newark. He was a private in the 8th., Vermont infantry, company K. was given a pension of $6., per month, for a gun shot wound in his left groin.
State of Massachusetts.
Charles O. Frizzell, State of Massachusetts, county of Franklin, residence of Greenfield. He was a sergeant in the 21st., Massachusetts infantry company B., was given a pension of $6., per month, for Acute Hepatitis.
Hiram H. Beach, State of Massachusetts, county Hampden, residence of Chester. He was a private in the 27th., Massachusetts infantry company A. He was given a pension of $6., per month, for a gun shot wound in his left ankle. Commencement of his allowance was on April 30, 1881.
Edward Bolls, State of Massachusetts, county of Hampden, residence of Holyoke, was a private in the 58th., Massachusetts infantry, company B. He was given a pension of $12., per month, for a gun shot wound in his right hand.
Martin L. Jones, State of Massachusetts, county of Hampshire, residence of Enfield. He was a private in the 27th., Massachusetts infantry, company C. He was given a pension of $31.25, per month for insanity from epilepsy.
James S. Nichols, State of Massachusetts, county of Middlesex, residence of Ashland. He was a private in the 15th., Massachusetts infantry, company F. He was given a pension of $3., per month, for a gun shot wound in his left shoulder.
State of Rhode Island.
George P. Dunbar, State of Rhode Island, county Bristol, residence of Bristol. He was a private in the 2nd., Rhode Island infantry, company G. He was given a pension of $2., per month, for a gun shot wound to his left foot, commencement of his allowance was in November of 18??
John Butterworth, State of Rhode Island, county of Bristol, residence of Warren. He was a private in the 1st., Rhode Island, Light Artillery, company F. He was given a pension of $18., per month, for the loss of his left leg.
John Fiske, State of Rhode Island, county of Kent, residence of Anthony. He was a private in the 1st., Rhode Island Light Artillery, company C. He was given a pension of $24., per month, for the loss of his left leg.
Elisha E. Thompson, State of Rhode Island, county of Providence, residence of Burrillville. He was a private in the 7th., Rhode Island infantry, company D. He was given a pension of $2.66, per month, for the loss of his left thumb.
Aldrich C. Kenyon, State of Rhode Island, county of Washington, residence of Westerly. He was a private in the 7th., Rhode Island infantry company C. He was given a pension of $2., per month, for a wound to his head, commencement of his allowance was in March of 1881.
State of Connecticut.
William Kyle, State of Connecticut, county of Fairfield, residence of Bethel. He was a private in the 17th., Connecticut infantry, company C. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for a gun shot wound in his left temple.
Henry Tolles, State of Connecticut, county of Hartford, residence of Bristol. He was a private & Corporal, of the 2nd., Connecticut H. Artillery company D. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for a wound to the right side of his head. Commencement of his allowance was in November of 18??
Henry W. Mallett, State of Connecticut, county of Litchfield, residence of Bridgewater. He was a private in the 2nd., Connecticut H. Artillery company H. He was given a pension of $1., per month, for a wound to his right thumb. Commencement of his allowance was in March of 1882.
Fletcher Clark, State of Connecticut, county of Middlesex, residence of Higgnum. He was a private in the 24th., Connecticut infantry company A. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for a wound to his right chest.
Frederick R. Jackson, State of Connecticut, county New Haven, residence of New Haven. He was a First Sergeant & Sergeant of the 7th. Connecticut infantry, company F. He was given a pension of $24., per month, for the loss of his arm above the elbow. Commencement of his allowance was in June of 18??
State of New Jersey.
Frederick Sowby, State of New Jersey, county of Atlantic, residence of Absecom or Absecon. He was a private & Corporal, of the 3rd., New Jersey infantry company B. He was given a pension of $3., per month, for wounds to his head and face. Commencement of his allowance was in March of 18??
Elbridge G. Worster, State of New Jersey, county of Burlington, residence of Beverly. He was a private in the 26th., Massachusetts infantry, company C. He was given a pension of $6., per month for a injury to his left hand. Commencement of his allowance was in October of 1874.
Robert R. Kates, State of New Jersey, county of Camden, residence of same. He was a Private & Corporal, of the 12th., New Jersey infantry, companies H. & G. He was given a pension of $12., per month, for wounds to his mouth and neck. Commencement of his allowance was in June of 1873.
Thomas R. Gandy, State of New Jersey, county of Cape May, residence of Seaville. He was a private in the 25th., New Jersey infantry, company G. He was given a pension of $8., per month, for a injury to his right side. Commencement of his allowance was in April of 1880.
Charles Strang, State of New Jersey, county of Cumberland, residence of Bridgeton. He was a private in the 37th., New Jersey infantry, company F. He was given a pension of $2., per month, for a wound in the left side of his neck. Commencement of his allowance was in August of 1880.
District of Columbia.
Robert A. Dimmick, State of District of Columbia, county of Washington, residence of Washington. He was a First Lieutenant & Captain of the 10th., New York infantry, company B. He was given a pension of $2.50,per month, for wounds to both sides of his thighs. Commencement of his allowance was in June of 1877.
George Truesdell, State of District of Columbia, county of Washington, residence of Washington. He was a Lieutenant & Captain of the 12th., New York infantry, Company H. He was given a pension of $10., per month, for a wound in his right hip. Commencement of his allowance was in April 1880.
Oscar C. Fox, State of District of Columbia, county of Washington, residence of Washington. He was a Captain of the 76th., New York infantry, company B. He was given a pension of $15., per month, for a wound in his right lung. Commencement of his allowance was in November of 18??
State of New York.
James Beeker or Becker, State of New York, county of Albany, residence same. Private of the 2nd., New York Heavy Artillery company G. pension, gun shot wound to thigh and right leg, $2., per month, commencement of allowance was on April of 1878.
James E. Cross, State of New York, county of Albany, residence of Albany. He was a private and Corporal of the 12th., New York infantry, company K. He was given a pension of $18., per month, for a wound to his right arm. Commencement of his allowance was in March of 1863.
James J. Scribner, State of New York, county of Allegany, residence of Cancades. He was a private in the 27th., New York infantry, company H. He was given a pension of $18., per month, for a wound in his right hip. Commencement of his allowance was in August of 1863.
Charles H. Taft, State of New York, count of Boome, residence of Binghamton. He was a private in the 89th., New York infantry, company F. He was given a pension of $6., per month, for chronic diarrhea and bayonet wound to his right thigh. Commencement of his allowance was in December of 1863.
Samuel P. Bard, State of New York, county of Cataraugus, residence of Cadix. He was a private in the 5th., Ohio cavalry, company H. He was given a pension of $3., per month, for the loss of his right great toe. Commencement of his allowance was in June of 1877.
State of Pennsylvania.
Thaddeus Hildebrand, State of Pennsylvania, county of Adams, residence of Abhottstown. Private of the 127th, Pennsylvania Infantry company D., Mustered in August 9, 1862. Was Wounded at Fredericksburg, Va., December 13, 1862; mustered out with Company, May 29, 1863. He received a gun shot to his left foot and leg, his pension was $4., per month, his allowance commencement was April of 1878.
Henry F. Walter, State of Pennsylvania, county of Adams, residence of Arendtsville. Blacksmith of the 21st., cavalry also known as the 182nd, volunteers, was in company B. Mustered in on February 18, 1864, was promoted to Blacksmith, March 15, 1864; mustered out with company, July 8, 1865. He was given a pension of $8., per month for sunstroke, he allowance commencement in June of 1881.
Thomas Q. Alexander, State of Pennsylvania, county of Allegheny, residence of same. Private of the 62nd., Pennsylvania infantry, company F.. Mustered in on July 22, 1861. Discharged on Surgeon's certificate, January 2, 1862, gun shot to right leg, pension was $2., per month, commencement of allowance was in March of 1879.
Henry C. Buhoup or Bahoup, State of Pennsylvania, county of Allegheny, residence of same. Private of the 102nd Pennsylvania, infantry, company M., Mustered in November 1, 1861. Was wounded at Salem Heights, Va., May 3, 1863; discharged November 1, 1864, expiration of term. Gun shot in left eye, pension $1., per month, commencement of allowance was in June of 18??.
Peter B. Rosebery, State of Pennsylvania, county of Allegheny, residence of Mansfield. Private of the 61st., Pennsylvania infantry, Companies C & E., Mustered in on August 1, 1861, but was not on muster roll, Mustered in company C., on December 21, 1863, Mustered out with Company, June 28, 1865; Vet, He was given a pension for a gun shot wound to his left hand. His pension was $2., per month, commencement of his allowance was in November of 1880.
Franklin P. Hetrick or Hetterick, State of Pennsylvania, county of Armstrong, residence of Parker. Private of the 105th., Pennsylvania infantry company G., Mustered in September 16, 1861, but not on muster-out roll, was given a pension for a gun shot in the side, he was to receive $2, per month, commencement of allowance was in October of 1880.
State of Ohio.
John B. Butler, State of Ohio, county of Adams, residence of Winchester. He was a private in the 73rn., Ohio infantry, company B. He was given a pension of $4., per month for a wound in his right leg.
Jacob Zapp, State of Ohio, county of Ashland, residence of same. He was a private of the 82nd., infantry, company K. He was given a pension of $8., per month for injury to his abdomen.
Edward M. Mann, State of Ohio, county of Ashtabula, residence of same. He was a Private & Sergeant, of the 12th., Virginia infantry, company E. He was given a pension of $18., per month, for the loss of his right leg.
Francis M. Byers, State of Ohio, county of Athens, residence of Beebe. He was a private in the 116th., Ohio infantry company I. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for a wound in his left leg.
Michael Keegan, State of Ohio, county of Auglaize, residence of New Bremen. He was a private of the 67th., Ohio infantry, company K. He was given a pension of $4., per month for wounds to both thighs.
State of Illinois.
Jacob F. Lowry, State of Illinois, county of Adams, residence of Clayton. He was a private of the 16th., Illinois infantry, company L. He was given a pension of $12., per month, for a wound to his left thigh. Commencement of his allowance was in June of 1879.
John J. Rennard, State of Illinois, county of Belmont, residence of East Richland. He was a private of the 2nd., Battalion Veteran Corps, company 105. He was given a pension of $8., per month for a wound in his right thigh.
Ezar Risley, State of Illinois county of Brown, residence of Decatur. He was a private of the 1st., Illinois Artillery company F. He was given a pension of $2., per month, for a gun shot wound to his left hand and lost part of second finger Commencement of his allowance was in June of 1879.
Nathaniel H. Homedew, State of Illinois, county of Carroll, residence of Mount Carroll. He was a private in the 106th., New York infantry, infantry, company I He was given a pension of $6., per month, for chronic diarrhea and a gun shot in his right thigh.
Jasper Burge, State of Illinois county of Champaign, residence of Fisher. He was a private in the 70th. Indiana infantry company C. He was given a pension of $2., per month, for a gun shot to his right hip.
State of Iowa.
Alfred R. Withrow, State of Iowa, county of Allamakee, residence of Lansing. He was a Private & Corporal of the 6th., Wisconsin infantry company C. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for a gun shot wound to his left hip.
William W. Dikeman, State of Iowa, county Allamakee, residence of Lansing. He was a private in the 18th., Wisconsin infantry company C. He was given a pension of $6., per month, for a gun shot wound to his left arm. Commencement of his allowance was in August of 1880.
Henry Moeller, State of Iowa, county Benton, residence of Loserne?. He was a corporal of the 16th., Iowa infantry company B. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for blindness of left eye. Commencement of his allowance was in June of 1882.
Peter W. Frisby, State of Iowa, county of Black Hawk, residence of La Porte City. Was a private in the 31st., Iowa infantry, company D. He was given a pension of $18., per month, for the loss of his left hand.
Silas Parker, State of Iowa, county of Dallas, residence of Van Meter. He was a private in the 6th., Iowa infantry company D. He was given a pension of $18, per month, for a gun shot wound in the abdomen.
State of Indiana.
Jonathan Orndorff, State of Indiana, county of Adams, residence of Geneva. He was a private in the 121st., Ohio infantry, company H. He was given a pension of $2., per month for a wound to his right Knee. Commencement of his allowance was in June of 1881.
Coleman Ehrman, State of Indiana, county of Allen, residence of Fort Wayne. He was a Sergeant then to private in the 24th., Ohio infantry, company G. He was given a pension of $6., per month for a gun shot in his right thigh. Commencement of his allowance was in August of 1876.
Joseph M. Swope, State of Indiana, county of Boone, residence of Ellaville. He was a private of the 10th., Indiana infantry, company I. He was given a pension for chronic diarrhea. The date and year are unreadable.
State of Michigan.
Robert H. Ellsworth, State of Michigan, county of Alcona, residence of Harrisville. He was a private of the 27th., Michigan infantry, company C. He was given a pension of $18., per month, for a gun shot wound in his right leg.
Alfred Bolton, State of Michigan, county of Barry, residence of Coat’s Grove. He was a Private & Corporal, of the 21st., Michigan infantry, company C. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for chronic diarrhea. Commencement of his allowance was in April of 1872.
Henry H. Percy, State of Michigan, county of Calhoun, residence of Battle Creek. He was a private of the 17th., Michigan infantry company D. He was given a pension of $12., per month for a gun shot wound in his right thigh. Commencement of his allowance was in August of 1864.
State of Wisconsin.
John James Blowers, State of Wisconsin, county of Adams, residence of Friendship. He was a private of the 7th., Wisconsin infantry company B. He was given a pension of $18., per month, for wounds to his skull and lungs.
James T. Brownlee, State of Wisconsin, county of Buffalo, residence of Moudovi. He was a Private & Sergeant of the 6th., Vermont infantry, companies F. & A. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for injury to his abdomen. Commencement of his allowance was in January of 1882
Otis Stafford, State of Wisconsin, county of Crawford, residence of Prairie du Chien. He was a private in the 31st., Wisconsin, infantry, companies K. & A. He was given a pension of $18., per month, for the loss of his right arm..
State of Minnesota.
Marcus Dempsey, State of Minnesota, county of Aitkin, residence of Aitkin. He was a private in the 1st., Maine Veteran infantry, company K. He was given a pension of $14., per month for gun shot wound to his right elbow.
Benjamin F. Colburn, State of Minnesota, county of Big Stone, residence of Beardsley. He was a private & Wagoner, of the 1st., Minnesota, infantry, company B. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for Chronic diarrhea.
Peter B. Oram, State of Minnesota, county of Chtisago, residence of Center City. He was a private in the 22nd., Wisconsin infantry, company A. He was given a pension of $2., per month, for a gun shot in his right arm.
State of Kansas.
Edmond Thayer, State of Kansas, county of Allen, residence of Ioal. He was a corporal & First Lieutenant of the 39th., Illinois infantry company D. He was given a pension of $12., per month, for gun shots to both legs.
Aaron W. Strong, State of Kansas, county of Barton, residence of Ellenwood. He was in the 114th., New York infantry, company H. He was given a pension of $18., per month, for a shell wound to his right knee, and a gun shot to his left thigh.
Orlando Learned, State of Kansas, county of Cloud, residence of Concordia. He was in the 16th., Illinois infantry, company G. He was given a pension of $6., per month, for a gun shot wound in his Left arm.
State of Nebraska.
William S. Nutter, State of Nebraska, county of Adams, residence of Hastings. He was a private in the 42nd, Missouri infantry, company A. He was given a pension of $18., per month, for the loss of his right leg. Commencement of his allowance was in December of 1867?
Abner B. Maxwell, State of Nebraska, county Buffalo, residence of Armada. He was a private in the 3rd., Iowa Cavalry, company F. He was given a pension of $8., per month, for a injury to his left shoulder.
William H. Filley, State of Nebraska, county Dixon, residence of Maitinsburgh. He was a private in the 9th., Iowa infantry, company H. He was given a pension of $6., per month, for a gun shot wound to his right foot.
State of Colorado.
Ernest Pitschner, State of Colorado, county of Arapahoe, residence of Denver. He was a Sergeant of the 16th., Iowa infantry, company G. He was given a pension of $3., per month, for a wound to his left thigh. Commencement of his allowance was in April of 1863?
Hugh C. Boon, State of Colorado, county of Chaffee, residence of Poncho Springs. He was a Sergeant of the 16th., Ohio infantry, company G. He was given a pension of $6., per month, for a wound of his right forearm. Commencement of his allowance was in December of 1863.
Thomas McKeniry, State of Colorado, county of Custer, residence of Rosita. He was a Sergeant of the 17th., Wisconsin, infantry, company F. He was given a pension of $2., per month, for the loss of his middle finger. Commencement of his allowance was in December of 1863.
State of California.
Robert H. Cole, State of California, county of Fresno, residence of Fresno City. He was a private of the 48th., New York infantry, company K. He was given a pension for $8., per month, for a gun shot wound of the abdomen.
Robert W. C. Farnsworth, State of California, county of Los Angeles, residence of Pasadena. He was a Private and Corporal, of the 10th., Vermont infantry, company A. He was given a pension of $20. Per month, for a gun shot to the left hand. Commencement of his allowance was in September of 1863.
William H. Test, State of California, county of Tehama, residence of Red Bluff. He was a private of the 12th., Kansas infantry, company H. He was given a pension of $3., per month, for the loss of his index finger of the right hand. Commencement of his allowance was in September of 1880.
State of Oregon.
Isaac Prindle, State of Oregon, county of Clackamas, residence of Stafford. He was a private in the 5th., Connecticut infantry, company B. He was given a pension of $6., per month, for a gun shot wound to his left leg. Commencement of his allowance was in December 1872.
John K. Frierson, State of Oregon county of Columbia, residence of Clatskanie. He was a private of the 84th., Illinois, infantry, company F. He was given a pension of $16.75, per month, for a gun shot wound in his left arm and neck. Commencement of his allowance was in December 1872..
Isaac Saltmarsh, State of Oregon, county of Linn, residence of Lebanon. He was a private of the 137th., United States Colored infantry, company G. He was given a pension of $6., per month for a gun shot wound to his lower jaw. Commencement of his allowance was in March 1869.
State of Nevada.
Oscar W. Lambert, State of Nevada, county of Eureks, residence of Eureks. He was a private in the 55.th., New York infantry, company B. He was given a pension of $8., per month, for a injury to his spine. Commencement of his allowance was in June of 1881.
William McGlew, State of Nevada, county of Lander, residence of Austin. He was a private of the 84th., Pennsylvania, company E. He was given a pension of $5., per month, for the loss of two fingers on one hand and left hip.
Solomon B. Riggs, State of Nevada, county of Washoe, residence of Reno. He was a private of the 105th., Pennsylvania infantry, company D. He was given a pension of $5.33 and a half, for wounds in his left hip.
Indian Territory.
John Ratt, Indian Territory, Cherokee Nation, residence of Flint. He was a private in the 3rd., Indian Home Guards Kansas infantry, company L. He was given a pension of $2., per month, for a gun shot wound to a leg ankle. Commencement of his allowance was in April of 1881.
James C. Leahy, Indian Territory, county of Cherokee, residence of Tahlequah. He was a Private & Seggeant of the 123rd., Ohio infantry, company D. He was given a pension of $8., per month, for a gun shot wound in his thigh. Commencement of his allowance was in June of 1867.
Henry J. M. Key, Indian Territory, county of Cherokee, residence Lightning Creek. He was a private of the 130th., Illinois infantry, company H. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for chronic hepatitis. Commencement of his allowance was in October of 1880.
Dakota Territory.
William Sutherby, Dakota Territory, county of Aurora, residence of Plankington. He was a private of the 2nd., Michigan infantry, company E., He was giver a pension of $8., per month, for wounds to both hands. Commencement of his allowance was in February of 18??.
Jacob Furnas, Dakota Territory, county of Beadle, residence of Huron. He was a Private & Corporal of the 28th., Iowa infantry, company D. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for Gun shot wound to his left forearm. Commencement of his allowance was in May of 1882.
Isaac Fellows, Dakota Territory, county of Brown, residence of Groton. He was a Corporal & First Sergeant of the 38th., Massachusetts infantry, company A. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for a gun shot wound to his left leg. Commencement of his allowance was on July of 1879.
New Mexico Territory.
Winfield S. Winfield, New Mexico Territory, county of Bernalillo, residence of Wallace. He was a private of the 46th., Pennsylvania infantry, company B. He was given a pension of $8., per month, for a gun shot wound to his left knee. Commencement of his allowance was on August of 1865.
Aaron M. Flory, New Mexico Territory, county of Lincoln, residence of White Oaks. He was a Captain & Lieutenant Colonel of the 46th., Indiana infantry, company B. He was given a pension of 22.50., per month for rheumatism and disease of the heart. Commencement of his allowance was on December of 1881
Samuel Bostick, New Mexico Territory. County of Mora, residence of Watrous. He was a private in the Massachusetts infantry, company A. He was given a pension of $6., per month for frozen feet. Commencement of his allowance was on June of 1881.
Montana Territory.
Peter Tibdo, Montana Territory, county of Beaver Head, residence of Dillon. He was a private of the 1st., Maine Heavy Artillery, company B. He was given a pension of $8., per month, for a injury head & gun shot wound to his left foot. Commencement of his allowance was on July 1871.
Peter H. Conniff, Montana Territory, county of Choteau, residence of Fort Benton. He was a Private and Corporal of the 23rd., New Jersey infantry, company F. He was given a pension of $8., per month, for chronic rheumatism. Commencement of his allowance was on October 1881.
Casper Sautter, Montana Territory, country of Custer, residence of Stoneville. He was a in the 19th., Veteran Reserve Cops, company D. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for injury to both feet. Commencement of his allowance was on November of 1882.
Washington Territory.
Andrew P. Beck, Washington Territory, county of Chehalis, residence of Summit. He was a private in the 20th., Illinois infantry, company H. He was given a pension of $6., per month, for a gun shot to his right leg. Commencement of his allowance was on March of 1867.
Joseph Gaither, Washington Territory, county of Clallam, residence of La Center. He was a private of the 31st., Indiana infantry, company G. He was given a pension of $18., per month, for a gun shot to his face lost his right eye and his left eye injured. Commencement of his allowance was on March of 1865.
Ambrose W. Kirkham, Washington Territory, county of Garfield, residence of Pomeroy. He was a private of the 115th., New York infantry, company A. He was given a pension of $24., per month, for the loss of his left leg above the knee. Commencement of his allowance was on July of 1865.
Idaho Territory.
Angelo Macklin, Idaho Territory, county of Ada, residence of Boise. He was a private of the 22nd., Iowa infantry, company E. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for a wound to his right thigh.
Jasper N. Elder,Idaho Territory, county of Lemhi, residence of Salmon. He was a private of the 11th., Veteran Reserve Corps, company H. He was given a pension of $6., per month, for gun shot in his left shoulder. Commencement of his allowance was in September of 1877.
Rockwell Barnes, Idaho Territory, county of Alturas, residence of Ketchum. He was a private in the 11th., Michigan infantry, company A. & F. He was given a pension of $8., per month for a gun shot wound to the right side of his head.
Utah Territory.
Leonidas Kennard, Utah Territory, county of Davis, residence of Farmington. He was a private of the 18th., Ohio infantry, company B. He was given a pension of $6., per month, for a gun shot to his left angle. Commencement of his allowance was in February of 1873.
Myron W. Davis, Utah Territory, county of Salt Lake residence of Salt Lake City. He was a private & corporal of the 25th., Massachusetts infantry, company K. & D. He was given a pension of , $4., per month, for a gun shot wound to his right hand. Commencement of his allowance was in February of 1863.
John K. Burbank, Utah Territory, county of Summit, residence of Park City. He was a private in the 27th., New York infantry, company E. He was given a pension of $8., per month, for necrosis bones of the left leg. Commencement of his allowance was in March of 1864.
Arizona Territory.
Andrew S. Neff, Arizona Territory, county of Cochise, residence of Tombstone. He was a private of the 40th., Iowa infantry, company B. He was given a pension of $6., per month, for a gun shot to his right hand. Commencement of his allowance was on June of 1868.
Franklin M. Post, Arizona Territory, county of Maricopa, residence of Phoenix. He was a private of the 12th., United State Army, company E. & A. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for a wound to his shoulder. Commencement of his allowance was in June of 1866.
William S. Neff, Arizona Territory, county of Pima, residence of Tucson. He was a private of the 55th., Pennsylvania infantry, company D. He was given a pension of $4., per month, A injury to his left great toe. Commencement of his allowance was in April of 1871.
Alaska Territory.
William Mulcaby, Alaska Territory, residence of Junean. He was given a pension of $12., per month, for a gun shot to his forehead. Commencement of his allowance was on May of 1878. No other info.
Thomas A. Wilson, Alaska Territory, residence of Sitka. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for a gun shot wound to his left arm and forehead. Commencement of his allowance was on June of 1882. No other info.
Wyoming Territory.
John P. Goode, Wyoming Territory, county of Albany, residence of Laramie. He was a private of the 9th., Massachusetts infantry, company D. He was given a pension of $6., per month, for a gun shot to his left leg. Commencement of his allowance was on September of 1863.
Hugh P. Buffon, Wyoming Territory, county of Laramie, residence of Cheyenne. He was a private of the 54th., Illinois infantry, company K. He was given a pension of $4., per month for a gun shot wound to his right arm. Commencement of his allowance was on December of 1872.
Oscar Ludwig, Wyoming Territory, county of Uintah, residence of Evanston. He was a private of the 20th., Illinois infantry, company G. He was given a pension of $24., per month, for a gun shot wound to his right shoulder.
State of Delaware.
Washington Spayd, State of Delaware, county of Kent, residence of Bowers. He was a private of the 1st., Delaware infantry, company K. He was given a pension of $5., per month, for the loss of one finger. Commencement of his allowance was on August of 1863.
Samuel McNitt, State of Delaware, county of New Castle, residence of New Castle. He was a private of the 1st., Delaware infantry, company D. He was given a pension of $12., per month, for a wound to his left leg. Commencement of his allowance was on January of 1874.
Samuel R. Todd, State of Delaware, county of New Castle, residence of Wilmington. He was a Private & Corporal, of the 19th., Pennsylvania infantry, companies B. H. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for injury to his abdomen. Commencement of his allowance was on November of 1874.
State of West Virginia.
William J. Right, West Virginia, county of Barbour, residence of Bellington. He was a private of the 15th., West Virginia infantry company F. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for the loss of his right thumb. Commencement of his allowance was on July of 1875.
Adam P. S. Poisal, West Virginia, county of Berkeley, residence of Martinsburgh. He was a private of the 2nd., Maryland infantry, company F. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for a gun shot in his left side. Commencement of his allowance was on January of 18??.
Silas M. Morrison, West Virginia, county of Braxton, residence of Braxton C. H. He was a private of the 10th., West Virginia infantry, company F. He was given a pension of $14., per month, for wounds to both arms. Commencement of his allowance was on December of 1868.
State of Virginia.
Noah Winemiller, Virginia, county of Buckingham, residence of Buckingham C. H. He was a private of the 10th., West Virginia infantry, company B. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for a shell wound to his skull. Commencement of his allowance was on November of 1869.
Henry Burgdorf, Virginia, county of Elizabeth City, residence of Hampton. He was a private of the 145th., Pennsylvania infantry, company H. He was given a pension of $10., per month, for disease of his heart and lungs. . Commencement of his allowance was on August of 1872.
Byron S. Fitch, Virginia, county of Henrico, residence of Richmond. He was a First & Second Lieutenant of the 19th., Veteran Reserve Corps, company B. He was given a pension of $7.50, per month, for a wound to his left arm. Commencement of his allowance was on March of 1881.
State of Maryland.
Daniel S. Kitzmiller, Maryland, county of Alleghany, residence of Cumberland. He was a private of the 138th., Pennsylvania infantry, company B. He was given a pension of $2., per month, for a gun shot wound to his left arm. Commencement of his allowance was on May of 1880.
Thomas Sye, Maryland, county of Anne Arundel, residence of Jacobsville. He was a Private & Corporal of the 7th., United States Colored infantry, company F. He was given a pension of $6., per month for a wound to his left thigh. . Commencement of his allowance was on October of 1873.
Leonard Burke, Maryland, county of Baltimore, residence of Baltimore. He was a private of the 5th., Maryland infantry, company E. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for a gun shot wound to his left foot. Commencement of his allowance was on June of 1881.
State of North Carolina.
Edward W. Grimstead, county of Ashe, residence of Concert. He was a private of the 28th., Kentucky infantry, company F. He was given a pension of $8., per month, for wounds to his left and jaw plush his elbow.
Carolina Haines, North Carolina, county of Carteret, residence of Beanfort. He was a private of the 33rd., United States Colored infantry, company B. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for a gun shot to his left thigh.
Prince Flummers, North Carolina, county of Craven, residence of New Berne. He was a private of the 36th., United States Colored infantry, company G. He was given a pension of $2., per month for the loss of three fingers. Commencement of his allowance was on September of 1869.
State of Georgia.
Zachariah T. Stanley, Georgia, county of Baldwin, residence of Milledgeville. He was a private of the 26th., Virginia infantry, company K. He was given a pension of $24., per month, for his injury to his side. Commencement of his allowance was on January of 1881.
Ernst Schmitt, Georgia, county of Chatham, residence of Savannah. He was a Private & Corporal of the 2nd., Maryland infantry, company K. He was given a pension of $4., per month for a in closed wound of his left foot. Commencement of his allowance was on March of 1880.
Jerome Spilman, Georgia, county of Cobb, residence of Marietta. He was a Captain of the 93rd., Indiana infantry, company G. He was given a pension of $20., per month for a gun shot wound to his right wrist. . Commencement of his allowance was on April of 1874.
State of South Carolina.
Mingo Singleton, South Carolina, county of Beaufort, residence of Frogmore. He was a private of the 33rd. United States Colored infantry, company B. He was given a pension of $2., per month, for gun shot to his back and head. Commencement of his allowance was on December of 1880.
Eli Gaskin, South Carolina, county of Charleston, residence of Charleston. He was a private & Corporal of the 35th., United States Colored infantry, company C. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for a gun shot wound to his leg.
Samuel P. Newman,South Carolain, county of Fairfield, residence of Ridgeway. He was a private of the 129th, Illinois infantry, company F. He was given a pension of $6., per moth for a wound to his leg.
State of Florida.
Henry F. Dutton, Florida, county of Alachua, residence of Gainesville. He was a Captain & Lieutenant Colonel, of the 8th., Vermont infantry, company H. He was given a pension of $30., per month, for a gun shot to his right shoulder. Commencement of his allowance was on January of 1865.
Milton J. Tompkins, Florida, county of Hillsborough, residence of Peru. He was a private in the 89th., New York infantry, company G. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for a gun shot to his should and jaw. Commencement of his allowance was on May of 1868.
William M. Ritenour, Florida, county of La Fayette, residence of New Troy. He was a private in the 4th., Iowa infantry, company B. He was given a pension of $8., per month, for a gun shot to the head which resulted in disease of the brain. Commencement of his allowance was on May of 1876.
State of Alabama.
Lorenzo D. Fountain, Alabama, county of Clarke, residence of Jackson. He was a Sergeant of the 64th., New York infantry, company E. He was given a pension of $6., per month, for a gun shot to his left leg. Commencement of his allowance was on January of 1879.
Christopher Balke, Alabama, county Cullman, residence of Cullman. He was a private of the 174th., Ohio infantry. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for a gun shot to his left leg. Commencement of his allowance was on October of 1880.
Abe Grover, Alabama, county of Montgomery, residence of Montgomery. He was a private of the 12th., Pennsylvania Reserve Infantry, company C. He was given a pension of $18., per month for a gun shot to his head and left arm.
State of Mississippi.
Doctor Ricks, Mississippi, county of Adams, residence of Natches. He was a private of the 50th., United States Colored infantry, company D. He was given a pension of $24., per month, for the loss of his left arm.
Edwin D. Slater, Mississippi, county of Alcorn, residence of Corinth. He was a private & Corporal, of the 103rd., Illinois infantry, company G. He was given a pension of $6., per month, for a wound to his right leg. Commencement of his allowance was on July of 1865.
Lawrence Twomey, Mississippi, county of Amite, residence of Centerville. He was a private of the 5th., Michigan infantry, company A. & G. He was given a pension of $2., per month, for the loss of a little finger of his left hand. Commencement of his allowance was on October of 1876.
State of Louisiana.
Adrian Combe, Louisiana, Ascension Parish, residence of Donaldsonville. He was a private of the 26th., Missouri infantry, company E. He was given a pension of $8., per month, for a gun shot to his right leg.
Hiram R. Steele, Louisiana, Concordia Parish, residence of Vidalia. He was a Captain of the 10th., Vermont infantry, company K. He was given a pension of $7.50., per month, for a gun shot to his left foot. Commencement of his allowance was on April of 1875.
Robert S. Chamberlin, Louisiana, Madison Parish, residence of Cope. He was a Sergeant & Captain of the 64th., Ohio infantry, company G. & C. He was given a pension of $20., per month for a wound to his face.
State of Texas.
Job S. Driggs, Texas, county of Bell, residence of Temple. He was a First & Second Lieutenant of the 48th., Wisconsin infantry, company H. He was given a pension of $6., per month, for gun shots to both legs. Commencement of his allowance was on December of 1867.
Leonard A. Heil, Texas, county of Bexar, residence of San Antonio. He was a Private & Sergeant of the 8th., Kansas infantry, company E. He was given a pension of $2.66., per month for a gun shot to his left foot. Commencement of his allowance was on June of 1866.
William A. Trobridge, Texas, county of Bosque, residence of Morgan. He was a private of the 33rd., Iowa infantry, company D. He was given a pension of $14., per month, for a gun shot to the head.
State of Arkansas.
Isaiah Snooks, Arkansas, county of Arkansas, residence of Prairiville. He was a private of the 8th., Iowa infantry, company C. He was given a pension of $24, per month, for the loss of his left arm above the elbow. Commencement of his allowance was on March of 1864.
Daniel K. Bigelow, Arkansas, county of Benton, residence of Bentonville. He was a Corporal of the 48th., Pennsylvania infantry company C. He was given a pension of $12., per month, for a wound in his left shoulder. Commencement of his allowance was on December of 1863.
Michael Rosbrugh, Arkansas, county of Carroll, residence of Eureka Springs. He was a private of the 4th., Iowa infantry, company C. He was given a pension of $8., per month, for a gun shot wound to his right chest. Commencement of his allowance was on October of 1865.
State of Tennessee.
Henry Clear, Tennessee, county Anderson, residence of Andersonville. He was a private of the 9th., Tennessee infantry, company I. & C. He was given a pension of $6., per month, for a wound to his left side. Commencement of his allowance was on July of 1868.
Samuel V. Snider, Tennessee, county of Blount, residence of Maryville. He was a private of the 5th., Tennessee infantry, company I. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for a wound to his right thigh and knee. Commencement of his allowance was on March of 1883.
Levi L. Fancher, Tennessee, county of Cocke, residence of Cosby. He was a private of the 2nd., Tennessee Cavalry, company D. He was given a pension of $8., per month, for a wound to the head. . Commencement of his allowance was on April of 1873.
State of Kentucky.
Solomon Pike, Kentucky, county of Adair, residence of Columbia. He was a private in the 29th., North Carolina infantry, company I. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for a gun shot to his left thigh.
William B. Ritter, Kentucky, county of Barren, residence of Eighty-eight. He was a private of the 9th., Kentucky infantry, company E. He was given a pension of $5., per month, for a gun shot to his left foot and leg.
Theodore E. Burr, Kentucky, county of Boyle, residence of Danville. He was a private of the 15th., Kentucky infantry, company H. He was given a pension of $2., per month, for a gun shot in his right breast.
State of Missouri.
James M. Winans, Missouri, county of Adair, residence of Brasbear. He was a private in the 14th., Indiana infantry, company H. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for a wound and injury to his right arm and chest.
Harvey Shires, Missouri, county of Atchison, residence of Rockport. He was a private of the 124th., Illinois infantry, company A. He was given a pension of $10., per month, for a wound to his right leg and thigh.
James W. Stine, Missouri, county of Benton, residence of Warsaw. He was a private of the 61st., Illinois infantry, company F. He was given a pension of $6., per month, for the loss of his index finger. Commencement of his allowance was on March of 1883.
The information on this page was taken from the pension rolls of 1883, and other sources. Because some of these records were hard to read there may be some miss spellings.
Note. The place of residence, is their Post Office address, and doesn’t mean they lived in that town, they could have lived many miles outside of town, it’s just their P. O. address.
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State of Maine.
Horatio B. Sawyer, State of Maine, county of Androscoggin, residence of Auburn. He was a Private and First Lieutenant in the 8th. Maine infantry, companies K & G., was given a pension of $3, per month, for the loss of a little finger of the left hand, commencement of his allowance was on October 17, 1878.
Oran Hilton, State of Maine, county of Androscoggin, residence of Lewiston. He was a private of the 29th. Maine infantry, company E., was given a pension of $2., per month for a gun shot in the left foot.
Alonzo C. Hersey, State of Maine, county of Aroostook, residence of Crystal. He was a private in the 8th., Maine infantry, company B., was given a pension, of $4., per month for the loss of his right thumb.
Sumner H. Condon, State of Maine, county of Aroostook, residence of Fort Fairfield. He was a private in the 7th., Maine infantry, companies H. & I., was given a pension of $6., per month, for a gun shot in his left shoulder.
William C. Moody, State of Maine, county of Cumberland, residence of Brunswick. He was a Corporal and second sergeant of the 5th., Maine infantry, company D., was given a pension of $2., per month, for a wound in his right thigh, commencement of his allowance was on October 17, 1864.
State of New Hampshire.
George D. Savage, State of New Hampshire, county of Belknap, residence of Alston. He was a Major and Lieutenant Colonel, of the 12th., New Hampshire infantry companies F. & S., was given a pension of $25, per month, for being wounded in the jaw.
George M. Loring, State of New Hampshire, county of Carroll, residence of Moultonville, was a private in the 9th. N. H., infantry, company K. He was given a pension of $4., per month for gun shots in the right side and back, commencement of allowance was on April 15, 1881.
David C. Stark, State of New Hampshire, county of Crafton, residence of Lyme Centre. He was a private of the 11th., N. H., infantry company H. He was given a pension of $2., per month, for a gun shot to his right ear and now deaf in right ear. Commencement of allowance was on June 30, 18??
Stephen Farnham, State of New Hampshire, county of Strafford, residence of Strafford Corners. He was a private in the 12th., N. H., infantry company A. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for a wound in the right hip. Commencement of his allowance was on April 9, 1864.
Benjamin R. Allen, State of New Hampshire, county of Sullivan, residence of Newport. He was a Sergeant & Captain, of the 9th., N. H., infantry company K. & H. He was given a pension of $7.50., per month, for a Gun shot wound in his right arm.
State of Vermont.
Jeremiah Fuller, State of Vermont, county of Addison, residence of East Middlebury. He was a privaet in the 6th., Vermont infantry, company A., was given a pension of $8., per month, for gun shot wound in the right hand and injury to his abdomen. Commencement of his allowance was on August 10, 1881.
Michael Furlong, State of Vermont, county Addison, residence of Monkton Ridge. He was a private in the 14th., Vermont infantry, company G. He was given a pension of $72., per month be being total Blinded.
Henry Cummins or Cummings, State of Vermont, county of Bennington, residence of Factory Point. He was a private in the 15th., infantry, company A. He was given a pension of $8., per month, for a wound in his right thigh.
Henry O’Hayer, State Vermont, county of Bennington, residence of Manchester. He was a private in the 1st., Vermont infantry, company G. He was given a pension of $6., per month, for a gun shot wound in left lung
Deming or Demming Fairbanks, State of Vermont, county of Caledonia, residence of Newark. He was a private in the 8th., Vermont infantry, company K. was given a pension of $6., per month, for a gun shot wound in his left groin.
State of Massachusetts.
Charles O. Frizzell, State of Massachusetts, county of Franklin, residence of Greenfield. He was a sergeant in the 21st., Massachusetts infantry company B., was given a pension of $6., per month, for Acute Hepatitis.
Hiram H. Beach, State of Massachusetts, county Hampden, residence of Chester. He was a private in the 27th., Massachusetts infantry company A. He was given a pension of $6., per month, for a gun shot wound in his left ankle. Commencement of his allowance was on April 30, 1881.
Edward Bolls, State of Massachusetts, county of Hampden, residence of Holyoke, was a private in the 58th., Massachusetts infantry, company B. He was given a pension of $12., per month, for a gun shot wound in his right hand.
Martin L. Jones, State of Massachusetts, county of Hampshire, residence of Enfield. He was a private in the 27th., Massachusetts infantry, company C. He was given a pension of $31.25, per month for insanity from epilepsy.
James S. Nichols, State of Massachusetts, county of Middlesex, residence of Ashland. He was a private in the 15th., Massachusetts infantry, company F. He was given a pension of $3., per month, for a gun shot wound in his left shoulder.
State of Rhode Island.
George P. Dunbar, State of Rhode Island, county Bristol, residence of Bristol. He was a private in the 2nd., Rhode Island infantry, company G. He was given a pension of $2., per month, for a gun shot wound to his left foot, commencement of his allowance was in November of 18??
John Butterworth, State of Rhode Island, county of Bristol, residence of Warren. He was a private in the 1st., Rhode Island, Light Artillery, company F. He was given a pension of $18., per month, for the loss of his left leg.
John Fiske, State of Rhode Island, county of Kent, residence of Anthony. He was a private in the 1st., Rhode Island Light Artillery, company C. He was given a pension of $24., per month, for the loss of his left leg.
Elisha E. Thompson, State of Rhode Island, county of Providence, residence of Burrillville. He was a private in the 7th., Rhode Island infantry, company D. He was given a pension of $2.66, per month, for the loss of his left thumb.
Aldrich C. Kenyon, State of Rhode Island, county of Washington, residence of Westerly. He was a private in the 7th., Rhode Island infantry company C. He was given a pension of $2., per month, for a wound to his head, commencement of his allowance was in March of 1881.
State of Connecticut.
William Kyle, State of Connecticut, county of Fairfield, residence of Bethel. He was a private in the 17th., Connecticut infantry, company C. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for a gun shot wound in his left temple.
Henry Tolles, State of Connecticut, county of Hartford, residence of Bristol. He was a private & Corporal, of the 2nd., Connecticut H. Artillery company D. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for a wound to the right side of his head. Commencement of his allowance was in November of 18??
Henry W. Mallett, State of Connecticut, county of Litchfield, residence of Bridgewater. He was a private in the 2nd., Connecticut H. Artillery company H. He was given a pension of $1., per month, for a wound to his right thumb. Commencement of his allowance was in March of 1882.
Fletcher Clark, State of Connecticut, county of Middlesex, residence of Higgnum. He was a private in the 24th., Connecticut infantry company A. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for a wound to his right chest.
Frederick R. Jackson, State of Connecticut, county New Haven, residence of New Haven. He was a First Sergeant & Sergeant of the 7th. Connecticut infantry, company F. He was given a pension of $24., per month, for the loss of his arm above the elbow. Commencement of his allowance was in June of 18??
State of New Jersey.
Frederick Sowby, State of New Jersey, county of Atlantic, residence of Absecom or Absecon. He was a private & Corporal, of the 3rd., New Jersey infantry company B. He was given a pension of $3., per month, for wounds to his head and face. Commencement of his allowance was in March of 18??
Elbridge G. Worster, State of New Jersey, county of Burlington, residence of Beverly. He was a private in the 26th., Massachusetts infantry, company C. He was given a pension of $6., per month for a injury to his left hand. Commencement of his allowance was in October of 1874.
Robert R. Kates, State of New Jersey, county of Camden, residence of same. He was a Private & Corporal, of the 12th., New Jersey infantry, companies H. & G. He was given a pension of $12., per month, for wounds to his mouth and neck. Commencement of his allowance was in June of 1873.
Thomas R. Gandy, State of New Jersey, county of Cape May, residence of Seaville. He was a private in the 25th., New Jersey infantry, company G. He was given a pension of $8., per month, for a injury to his right side. Commencement of his allowance was in April of 1880.
Charles Strang, State of New Jersey, county of Cumberland, residence of Bridgeton. He was a private in the 37th., New Jersey infantry, company F. He was given a pension of $2., per month, for a wound in the left side of his neck. Commencement of his allowance was in August of 1880.
District of Columbia.
Robert A. Dimmick, State of District of Columbia, county of Washington, residence of Washington. He was a First Lieutenant & Captain of the 10th., New York infantry, company B. He was given a pension of $2.50,per month, for wounds to both sides of his thighs. Commencement of his allowance was in June of 1877.
George Truesdell, State of District of Columbia, county of Washington, residence of Washington. He was a Lieutenant & Captain of the 12th., New York infantry, Company H. He was given a pension of $10., per month, for a wound in his right hip. Commencement of his allowance was in April 1880.
Oscar C. Fox, State of District of Columbia, county of Washington, residence of Washington. He was a Captain of the 76th., New York infantry, company B. He was given a pension of $15., per month, for a wound in his right lung. Commencement of his allowance was in November of 18??
State of New York.
James Beeker or Becker, State of New York, county of Albany, residence same. Private of the 2nd., New York Heavy Artillery company G. pension, gun shot wound to thigh and right leg, $2., per month, commencement of allowance was on April of 1878.
James E. Cross, State of New York, county of Albany, residence of Albany. He was a private and Corporal of the 12th., New York infantry, company K. He was given a pension of $18., per month, for a wound to his right arm. Commencement of his allowance was in March of 1863.
James J. Scribner, State of New York, county of Allegany, residence of Cancades. He was a private in the 27th., New York infantry, company H. He was given a pension of $18., per month, for a wound in his right hip. Commencement of his allowance was in August of 1863.
Charles H. Taft, State of New York, count of Boome, residence of Binghamton. He was a private in the 89th., New York infantry, company F. He was given a pension of $6., per month, for chronic diarrhea and bayonet wound to his right thigh. Commencement of his allowance was in December of 1863.
Samuel P. Bard, State of New York, county of Cataraugus, residence of Cadix. He was a private in the 5th., Ohio cavalry, company H. He was given a pension of $3., per month, for the loss of his right great toe. Commencement of his allowance was in June of 1877.
State of Pennsylvania.
Thaddeus Hildebrand, State of Pennsylvania, county of Adams, residence of Abhottstown. Private of the 127th, Pennsylvania Infantry company D., Mustered in August 9, 1862. Was Wounded at Fredericksburg, Va., December 13, 1862; mustered out with Company, May 29, 1863. He received a gun shot to his left foot and leg, his pension was $4., per month, his allowance commencement was April of 1878.
Henry F. Walter, State of Pennsylvania, county of Adams, residence of Arendtsville. Blacksmith of the 21st., cavalry also known as the 182nd, volunteers, was in company B. Mustered in on February 18, 1864, was promoted to Blacksmith, March 15, 1864; mustered out with company, July 8, 1865. He was given a pension of $8., per month for sunstroke, he allowance commencement in June of 1881.
Thomas Q. Alexander, State of Pennsylvania, county of Allegheny, residence of same. Private of the 62nd., Pennsylvania infantry, company F.. Mustered in on July 22, 1861. Discharged on Surgeon's certificate, January 2, 1862, gun shot to right leg, pension was $2., per month, commencement of allowance was in March of 1879.
Henry C. Buhoup or Bahoup, State of Pennsylvania, county of Allegheny, residence of same. Private of the 102nd Pennsylvania, infantry, company M., Mustered in November 1, 1861. Was wounded at Salem Heights, Va., May 3, 1863; discharged November 1, 1864, expiration of term. Gun shot in left eye, pension $1., per month, commencement of allowance was in June of 18??.
Peter B. Rosebery, State of Pennsylvania, county of Allegheny, residence of Mansfield. Private of the 61st., Pennsylvania infantry, Companies C & E., Mustered in on August 1, 1861, but was not on muster roll, Mustered in company C., on December 21, 1863, Mustered out with Company, June 28, 1865; Vet, He was given a pension for a gun shot wound to his left hand. His pension was $2., per month, commencement of his allowance was in November of 1880.
Franklin P. Hetrick or Hetterick, State of Pennsylvania, county of Armstrong, residence of Parker. Private of the 105th., Pennsylvania infantry company G., Mustered in September 16, 1861, but not on muster-out roll, was given a pension for a gun shot in the side, he was to receive $2, per month, commencement of allowance was in October of 1880.
State of Ohio.
John B. Butler, State of Ohio, county of Adams, residence of Winchester. He was a private in the 73rn., Ohio infantry, company B. He was given a pension of $4., per month for a wound in his right leg.
Jacob Zapp, State of Ohio, county of Ashland, residence of same. He was a private of the 82nd., infantry, company K. He was given a pension of $8., per month for injury to his abdomen.
Edward M. Mann, State of Ohio, county of Ashtabula, residence of same. He was a Private & Sergeant, of the 12th., Virginia infantry, company E. He was given a pension of $18., per month, for the loss of his right leg.
Francis M. Byers, State of Ohio, county of Athens, residence of Beebe. He was a private in the 116th., Ohio infantry company I. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for a wound in his left leg.
Michael Keegan, State of Ohio, county of Auglaize, residence of New Bremen. He was a private of the 67th., Ohio infantry, company K. He was given a pension of $4., per month for wounds to both thighs.
State of Illinois.
Jacob F. Lowry, State of Illinois, county of Adams, residence of Clayton. He was a private of the 16th., Illinois infantry, company L. He was given a pension of $12., per month, for a wound to his left thigh. Commencement of his allowance was in June of 1879.
John J. Rennard, State of Illinois, county of Belmont, residence of East Richland. He was a private of the 2nd., Battalion Veteran Corps, company 105. He was given a pension of $8., per month for a wound in his right thigh.
Ezar Risley, State of Illinois county of Brown, residence of Decatur. He was a private of the 1st., Illinois Artillery company F. He was given a pension of $2., per month, for a gun shot wound to his left hand and lost part of second finger Commencement of his allowance was in June of 1879.
Nathaniel H. Homedew, State of Illinois, county of Carroll, residence of Mount Carroll. He was a private in the 106th., New York infantry, infantry, company I He was given a pension of $6., per month, for chronic diarrhea and a gun shot in his right thigh.
Jasper Burge, State of Illinois county of Champaign, residence of Fisher. He was a private in the 70th. Indiana infantry company C. He was given a pension of $2., per month, for a gun shot to his right hip.
State of Iowa.
Alfred R. Withrow, State of Iowa, county of Allamakee, residence of Lansing. He was a Private & Corporal of the 6th., Wisconsin infantry company C. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for a gun shot wound to his left hip.
William W. Dikeman, State of Iowa, county Allamakee, residence of Lansing. He was a private in the 18th., Wisconsin infantry company C. He was given a pension of $6., per month, for a gun shot wound to his left arm. Commencement of his allowance was in August of 1880.
Henry Moeller, State of Iowa, county Benton, residence of Loserne?. He was a corporal of the 16th., Iowa infantry company B. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for blindness of left eye. Commencement of his allowance was in June of 1882.
Peter W. Frisby, State of Iowa, county of Black Hawk, residence of La Porte City. Was a private in the 31st., Iowa infantry, company D. He was given a pension of $18., per month, for the loss of his left hand.
Silas Parker, State of Iowa, county of Dallas, residence of Van Meter. He was a private in the 6th., Iowa infantry company D. He was given a pension of $18, per month, for a gun shot wound in the abdomen.
State of Indiana.
Jonathan Orndorff, State of Indiana, county of Adams, residence of Geneva. He was a private in the 121st., Ohio infantry, company H. He was given a pension of $2., per month for a wound to his right Knee. Commencement of his allowance was in June of 1881.
Coleman Ehrman, State of Indiana, county of Allen, residence of Fort Wayne. He was a Sergeant then to private in the 24th., Ohio infantry, company G. He was given a pension of $6., per month for a gun shot in his right thigh. Commencement of his allowance was in August of 1876.
Joseph M. Swope, State of Indiana, county of Boone, residence of Ellaville. He was a private of the 10th., Indiana infantry, company I. He was given a pension for chronic diarrhea. The date and year are unreadable.
State of Michigan.
Robert H. Ellsworth, State of Michigan, county of Alcona, residence of Harrisville. He was a private of the 27th., Michigan infantry, company C. He was given a pension of $18., per month, for a gun shot wound in his right leg.
Alfred Bolton, State of Michigan, county of Barry, residence of Coat’s Grove. He was a Private & Corporal, of the 21st., Michigan infantry, company C. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for chronic diarrhea. Commencement of his allowance was in April of 1872.
Henry H. Percy, State of Michigan, county of Calhoun, residence of Battle Creek. He was a private of the 17th., Michigan infantry company D. He was given a pension of $12., per month for a gun shot wound in his right thigh. Commencement of his allowance was in August of 1864.
State of Wisconsin.
John James Blowers, State of Wisconsin, county of Adams, residence of Friendship. He was a private of the 7th., Wisconsin infantry company B. He was given a pension of $18., per month, for wounds to his skull and lungs.
James T. Brownlee, State of Wisconsin, county of Buffalo, residence of Moudovi. He was a Private & Sergeant of the 6th., Vermont infantry, companies F. & A. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for injury to his abdomen. Commencement of his allowance was in January of 1882
Otis Stafford, State of Wisconsin, county of Crawford, residence of Prairie du Chien. He was a private in the 31st., Wisconsin, infantry, companies K. & A. He was given a pension of $18., per month, for the loss of his right arm..
State of Minnesota.
Marcus Dempsey, State of Minnesota, county of Aitkin, residence of Aitkin. He was a private in the 1st., Maine Veteran infantry, company K. He was given a pension of $14., per month for gun shot wound to his right elbow.
Benjamin F. Colburn, State of Minnesota, county of Big Stone, residence of Beardsley. He was a private & Wagoner, of the 1st., Minnesota, infantry, company B. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for Chronic diarrhea.
Peter B. Oram, State of Minnesota, county of Chtisago, residence of Center City. He was a private in the 22nd., Wisconsin infantry, company A. He was given a pension of $2., per month, for a gun shot in his right arm.
State of Kansas.
Edmond Thayer, State of Kansas, county of Allen, residence of Ioal. He was a corporal & First Lieutenant of the 39th., Illinois infantry company D. He was given a pension of $12., per month, for gun shots to both legs.
Aaron W. Strong, State of Kansas, county of Barton, residence of Ellenwood. He was in the 114th., New York infantry, company H. He was given a pension of $18., per month, for a shell wound to his right knee, and a gun shot to his left thigh.
Orlando Learned, State of Kansas, county of Cloud, residence of Concordia. He was in the 16th., Illinois infantry, company G. He was given a pension of $6., per month, for a gun shot wound in his Left arm.
State of Nebraska.
William S. Nutter, State of Nebraska, county of Adams, residence of Hastings. He was a private in the 42nd, Missouri infantry, company A. He was given a pension of $18., per month, for the loss of his right leg. Commencement of his allowance was in December of 1867?
Abner B. Maxwell, State of Nebraska, county Buffalo, residence of Armada. He was a private in the 3rd., Iowa Cavalry, company F. He was given a pension of $8., per month, for a injury to his left shoulder.
William H. Filley, State of Nebraska, county Dixon, residence of Maitinsburgh. He was a private in the 9th., Iowa infantry, company H. He was given a pension of $6., per month, for a gun shot wound to his right foot.
State of Colorado.
Ernest Pitschner, State of Colorado, county of Arapahoe, residence of Denver. He was a Sergeant of the 16th., Iowa infantry, company G. He was given a pension of $3., per month, for a wound to his left thigh. Commencement of his allowance was in April of 1863?
Hugh C. Boon, State of Colorado, county of Chaffee, residence of Poncho Springs. He was a Sergeant of the 16th., Ohio infantry, company G. He was given a pension of $6., per month, for a wound of his right forearm. Commencement of his allowance was in December of 1863.
Thomas McKeniry, State of Colorado, county of Custer, residence of Rosita. He was a Sergeant of the 17th., Wisconsin, infantry, company F. He was given a pension of $2., per month, for the loss of his middle finger. Commencement of his allowance was in December of 1863.
State of California.
Robert H. Cole, State of California, county of Fresno, residence of Fresno City. He was a private of the 48th., New York infantry, company K. He was given a pension for $8., per month, for a gun shot wound of the abdomen.
Robert W. C. Farnsworth, State of California, county of Los Angeles, residence of Pasadena. He was a Private and Corporal, of the 10th., Vermont infantry, company A. He was given a pension of $20. Per month, for a gun shot to the left hand. Commencement of his allowance was in September of 1863.
William H. Test, State of California, county of Tehama, residence of Red Bluff. He was a private of the 12th., Kansas infantry, company H. He was given a pension of $3., per month, for the loss of his index finger of the right hand. Commencement of his allowance was in September of 1880.
State of Oregon.
Isaac Prindle, State of Oregon, county of Clackamas, residence of Stafford. He was a private in the 5th., Connecticut infantry, company B. He was given a pension of $6., per month, for a gun shot wound to his left leg. Commencement of his allowance was in December 1872.
John K. Frierson, State of Oregon county of Columbia, residence of Clatskanie. He was a private of the 84th., Illinois, infantry, company F. He was given a pension of $16.75, per month, for a gun shot wound in his left arm and neck. Commencement of his allowance was in December 1872..
Isaac Saltmarsh, State of Oregon, county of Linn, residence of Lebanon. He was a private of the 137th., United States Colored infantry, company G. He was given a pension of $6., per month for a gun shot wound to his lower jaw. Commencement of his allowance was in March 1869.
State of Nevada.
Oscar W. Lambert, State of Nevada, county of Eureks, residence of Eureks. He was a private in the 55.th., New York infantry, company B. He was given a pension of $8., per month, for a injury to his spine. Commencement of his allowance was in June of 1881.
William McGlew, State of Nevada, county of Lander, residence of Austin. He was a private of the 84th., Pennsylvania, company E. He was given a pension of $5., per month, for the loss of two fingers on one hand and left hip.
Solomon B. Riggs, State of Nevada, county of Washoe, residence of Reno. He was a private of the 105th., Pennsylvania infantry, company D. He was given a pension of $5.33 and a half, for wounds in his left hip.
Indian Territory.
John Ratt, Indian Territory, Cherokee Nation, residence of Flint. He was a private in the 3rd., Indian Home Guards Kansas infantry, company L. He was given a pension of $2., per month, for a gun shot wound to a leg ankle. Commencement of his allowance was in April of 1881.
James C. Leahy, Indian Territory, county of Cherokee, residence of Tahlequah. He was a Private & Seggeant of the 123rd., Ohio infantry, company D. He was given a pension of $8., per month, for a gun shot wound in his thigh. Commencement of his allowance was in June of 1867.
Henry J. M. Key, Indian Territory, county of Cherokee, residence Lightning Creek. He was a private of the 130th., Illinois infantry, company H. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for chronic hepatitis. Commencement of his allowance was in October of 1880.
Dakota Territory.
William Sutherby, Dakota Territory, county of Aurora, residence of Plankington. He was a private of the 2nd., Michigan infantry, company E., He was giver a pension of $8., per month, for wounds to both hands. Commencement of his allowance was in February of 18??.
Jacob Furnas, Dakota Territory, county of Beadle, residence of Huron. He was a Private & Corporal of the 28th., Iowa infantry, company D. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for Gun shot wound to his left forearm. Commencement of his allowance was in May of 1882.
Isaac Fellows, Dakota Territory, county of Brown, residence of Groton. He was a Corporal & First Sergeant of the 38th., Massachusetts infantry, company A. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for a gun shot wound to his left leg. Commencement of his allowance was on July of 1879.
New Mexico Territory.
Winfield S. Winfield, New Mexico Territory, county of Bernalillo, residence of Wallace. He was a private of the 46th., Pennsylvania infantry, company B. He was given a pension of $8., per month, for a gun shot wound to his left knee. Commencement of his allowance was on August of 1865.
Aaron M. Flory, New Mexico Territory, county of Lincoln, residence of White Oaks. He was a Captain & Lieutenant Colonel of the 46th., Indiana infantry, company B. He was given a pension of 22.50., per month for rheumatism and disease of the heart. Commencement of his allowance was on December of 1881
Samuel Bostick, New Mexico Territory. County of Mora, residence of Watrous. He was a private in the Massachusetts infantry, company A. He was given a pension of $6., per month for frozen feet. Commencement of his allowance was on June of 1881.
Montana Territory.
Peter Tibdo, Montana Territory, county of Beaver Head, residence of Dillon. He was a private of the 1st., Maine Heavy Artillery, company B. He was given a pension of $8., per month, for a injury head & gun shot wound to his left foot. Commencement of his allowance was on July 1871.
Peter H. Conniff, Montana Territory, county of Choteau, residence of Fort Benton. He was a Private and Corporal of the 23rd., New Jersey infantry, company F. He was given a pension of $8., per month, for chronic rheumatism. Commencement of his allowance was on October 1881.
Casper Sautter, Montana Territory, country of Custer, residence of Stoneville. He was a in the 19th., Veteran Reserve Cops, company D. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for injury to both feet. Commencement of his allowance was on November of 1882.
Washington Territory.
Andrew P. Beck, Washington Territory, county of Chehalis, residence of Summit. He was a private in the 20th., Illinois infantry, company H. He was given a pension of $6., per month, for a gun shot to his right leg. Commencement of his allowance was on March of 1867.
Joseph Gaither, Washington Territory, county of Clallam, residence of La Center. He was a private of the 31st., Indiana infantry, company G. He was given a pension of $18., per month, for a gun shot to his face lost his right eye and his left eye injured. Commencement of his allowance was on March of 1865.
Ambrose W. Kirkham, Washington Territory, county of Garfield, residence of Pomeroy. He was a private of the 115th., New York infantry, company A. He was given a pension of $24., per month, for the loss of his left leg above the knee. Commencement of his allowance was on July of 1865.
Idaho Territory.
Angelo Macklin, Idaho Territory, county of Ada, residence of Boise. He was a private of the 22nd., Iowa infantry, company E. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for a wound to his right thigh.
Jasper N. Elder,Idaho Territory, county of Lemhi, residence of Salmon. He was a private of the 11th., Veteran Reserve Corps, company H. He was given a pension of $6., per month, for gun shot in his left shoulder. Commencement of his allowance was in September of 1877.
Rockwell Barnes, Idaho Territory, county of Alturas, residence of Ketchum. He was a private in the 11th., Michigan infantry, company A. & F. He was given a pension of $8., per month for a gun shot wound to the right side of his head.
Utah Territory.
Leonidas Kennard, Utah Territory, county of Davis, residence of Farmington. He was a private of the 18th., Ohio infantry, company B. He was given a pension of $6., per month, for a gun shot to his left angle. Commencement of his allowance was in February of 1873.
Myron W. Davis, Utah Territory, county of Salt Lake residence of Salt Lake City. He was a private & corporal of the 25th., Massachusetts infantry, company K. & D. He was given a pension of , $4., per month, for a gun shot wound to his right hand. Commencement of his allowance was in February of 1863.
John K. Burbank, Utah Territory, county of Summit, residence of Park City. He was a private in the 27th., New York infantry, company E. He was given a pension of $8., per month, for necrosis bones of the left leg. Commencement of his allowance was in March of 1864.
Arizona Territory.
Andrew S. Neff, Arizona Territory, county of Cochise, residence of Tombstone. He was a private of the 40th., Iowa infantry, company B. He was given a pension of $6., per month, for a gun shot to his right hand. Commencement of his allowance was on June of 1868.
Franklin M. Post, Arizona Territory, county of Maricopa, residence of Phoenix. He was a private of the 12th., United State Army, company E. & A. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for a wound to his shoulder. Commencement of his allowance was in June of 1866.
William S. Neff, Arizona Territory, county of Pima, residence of Tucson. He was a private of the 55th., Pennsylvania infantry, company D. He was given a pension of $4., per month, A injury to his left great toe. Commencement of his allowance was in April of 1871.
Alaska Territory.
William Mulcaby, Alaska Territory, residence of Junean. He was given a pension of $12., per month, for a gun shot to his forehead. Commencement of his allowance was on May of 1878. No other info.
Thomas A. Wilson, Alaska Territory, residence of Sitka. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for a gun shot wound to his left arm and forehead. Commencement of his allowance was on June of 1882. No other info.
Wyoming Territory.
John P. Goode, Wyoming Territory, county of Albany, residence of Laramie. He was a private of the 9th., Massachusetts infantry, company D. He was given a pension of $6., per month, for a gun shot to his left leg. Commencement of his allowance was on September of 1863.
Hugh P. Buffon, Wyoming Territory, county of Laramie, residence of Cheyenne. He was a private of the 54th., Illinois infantry, company K. He was given a pension of $4., per month for a gun shot wound to his right arm. Commencement of his allowance was on December of 1872.
Oscar Ludwig, Wyoming Territory, county of Uintah, residence of Evanston. He was a private of the 20th., Illinois infantry, company G. He was given a pension of $24., per month, for a gun shot wound to his right shoulder.
State of Delaware.
Washington Spayd, State of Delaware, county of Kent, residence of Bowers. He was a private of the 1st., Delaware infantry, company K. He was given a pension of $5., per month, for the loss of one finger. Commencement of his allowance was on August of 1863.
Samuel McNitt, State of Delaware, county of New Castle, residence of New Castle. He was a private of the 1st., Delaware infantry, company D. He was given a pension of $12., per month, for a wound to his left leg. Commencement of his allowance was on January of 1874.
Samuel R. Todd, State of Delaware, county of New Castle, residence of Wilmington. He was a Private & Corporal, of the 19th., Pennsylvania infantry, companies B. H. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for injury to his abdomen. Commencement of his allowance was on November of 1874.
State of West Virginia.
William J. Right, West Virginia, county of Barbour, residence of Bellington. He was a private of the 15th., West Virginia infantry company F. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for the loss of his right thumb. Commencement of his allowance was on July of 1875.
Adam P. S. Poisal, West Virginia, county of Berkeley, residence of Martinsburgh. He was a private of the 2nd., Maryland infantry, company F. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for a gun shot in his left side. Commencement of his allowance was on January of 18??.
Silas M. Morrison, West Virginia, county of Braxton, residence of Braxton C. H. He was a private of the 10th., West Virginia infantry, company F. He was given a pension of $14., per month, for wounds to both arms. Commencement of his allowance was on December of 1868.
State of Virginia.
Noah Winemiller, Virginia, county of Buckingham, residence of Buckingham C. H. He was a private of the 10th., West Virginia infantry, company B. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for a shell wound to his skull. Commencement of his allowance was on November of 1869.
Henry Burgdorf, Virginia, county of Elizabeth City, residence of Hampton. He was a private of the 145th., Pennsylvania infantry, company H. He was given a pension of $10., per month, for disease of his heart and lungs. . Commencement of his allowance was on August of 1872.
Byron S. Fitch, Virginia, county of Henrico, residence of Richmond. He was a First & Second Lieutenant of the 19th., Veteran Reserve Corps, company B. He was given a pension of $7.50, per month, for a wound to his left arm. Commencement of his allowance was on March of 1881.
State of Maryland.
Daniel S. Kitzmiller, Maryland, county of Alleghany, residence of Cumberland. He was a private of the 138th., Pennsylvania infantry, company B. He was given a pension of $2., per month, for a gun shot wound to his left arm. Commencement of his allowance was on May of 1880.
Thomas Sye, Maryland, county of Anne Arundel, residence of Jacobsville. He was a Private & Corporal of the 7th., United States Colored infantry, company F. He was given a pension of $6., per month for a wound to his left thigh. . Commencement of his allowance was on October of 1873.
Leonard Burke, Maryland, county of Baltimore, residence of Baltimore. He was a private of the 5th., Maryland infantry, company E. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for a gun shot wound to his left foot. Commencement of his allowance was on June of 1881.
State of North Carolina.
Edward W. Grimstead, county of Ashe, residence of Concert. He was a private of the 28th., Kentucky infantry, company F. He was given a pension of $8., per month, for wounds to his left and jaw plush his elbow.
Carolina Haines, North Carolina, county of Carteret, residence of Beanfort. He was a private of the 33rd., United States Colored infantry, company B. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for a gun shot to his left thigh.
Prince Flummers, North Carolina, county of Craven, residence of New Berne. He was a private of the 36th., United States Colored infantry, company G. He was given a pension of $2., per month for the loss of three fingers. Commencement of his allowance was on September of 1869.
State of Georgia.
Zachariah T. Stanley, Georgia, county of Baldwin, residence of Milledgeville. He was a private of the 26th., Virginia infantry, company K. He was given a pension of $24., per month, for his injury to his side. Commencement of his allowance was on January of 1881.
Ernst Schmitt, Georgia, county of Chatham, residence of Savannah. He was a Private & Corporal of the 2nd., Maryland infantry, company K. He was given a pension of $4., per month for a in closed wound of his left foot. Commencement of his allowance was on March of 1880.
Jerome Spilman, Georgia, county of Cobb, residence of Marietta. He was a Captain of the 93rd., Indiana infantry, company G. He was given a pension of $20., per month for a gun shot wound to his right wrist. . Commencement of his allowance was on April of 1874.
State of South Carolina.
Mingo Singleton, South Carolina, county of Beaufort, residence of Frogmore. He was a private of the 33rd. United States Colored infantry, company B. He was given a pension of $2., per month, for gun shot to his back and head. Commencement of his allowance was on December of 1880.
Eli Gaskin, South Carolina, county of Charleston, residence of Charleston. He was a private & Corporal of the 35th., United States Colored infantry, company C. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for a gun shot wound to his leg.
Samuel P. Newman,South Carolain, county of Fairfield, residence of Ridgeway. He was a private of the 129th, Illinois infantry, company F. He was given a pension of $6., per moth for a wound to his leg.
State of Florida.
Henry F. Dutton, Florida, county of Alachua, residence of Gainesville. He was a Captain & Lieutenant Colonel, of the 8th., Vermont infantry, company H. He was given a pension of $30., per month, for a gun shot to his right shoulder. Commencement of his allowance was on January of 1865.
Milton J. Tompkins, Florida, county of Hillsborough, residence of Peru. He was a private in the 89th., New York infantry, company G. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for a gun shot to his should and jaw. Commencement of his allowance was on May of 1868.
William M. Ritenour, Florida, county of La Fayette, residence of New Troy. He was a private in the 4th., Iowa infantry, company B. He was given a pension of $8., per month, for a gun shot to the head which resulted in disease of the brain. Commencement of his allowance was on May of 1876.
State of Alabama.
Lorenzo D. Fountain, Alabama, county of Clarke, residence of Jackson. He was a Sergeant of the 64th., New York infantry, company E. He was given a pension of $6., per month, for a gun shot to his left leg. Commencement of his allowance was on January of 1879.
Christopher Balke, Alabama, county Cullman, residence of Cullman. He was a private of the 174th., Ohio infantry. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for a gun shot to his left leg. Commencement of his allowance was on October of 1880.
Abe Grover, Alabama, county of Montgomery, residence of Montgomery. He was a private of the 12th., Pennsylvania Reserve Infantry, company C. He was given a pension of $18., per month for a gun shot to his head and left arm.
State of Mississippi.
Doctor Ricks, Mississippi, county of Adams, residence of Natches. He was a private of the 50th., United States Colored infantry, company D. He was given a pension of $24., per month, for the loss of his left arm.
Edwin D. Slater, Mississippi, county of Alcorn, residence of Corinth. He was a private & Corporal, of the 103rd., Illinois infantry, company G. He was given a pension of $6., per month, for a wound to his right leg. Commencement of his allowance was on July of 1865.
Lawrence Twomey, Mississippi, county of Amite, residence of Centerville. He was a private of the 5th., Michigan infantry, company A. & G. He was given a pension of $2., per month, for the loss of a little finger of his left hand. Commencement of his allowance was on October of 1876.
State of Louisiana.
Adrian Combe, Louisiana, Ascension Parish, residence of Donaldsonville. He was a private of the 26th., Missouri infantry, company E. He was given a pension of $8., per month, for a gun shot to his right leg.
Hiram R. Steele, Louisiana, Concordia Parish, residence of Vidalia. He was a Captain of the 10th., Vermont infantry, company K. He was given a pension of $7.50., per month, for a gun shot to his left foot. Commencement of his allowance was on April of 1875.
Robert S. Chamberlin, Louisiana, Madison Parish, residence of Cope. He was a Sergeant & Captain of the 64th., Ohio infantry, company G. & C. He was given a pension of $20., per month for a wound to his face.
State of Texas.
Job S. Driggs, Texas, county of Bell, residence of Temple. He was a First & Second Lieutenant of the 48th., Wisconsin infantry, company H. He was given a pension of $6., per month, for gun shots to both legs. Commencement of his allowance was on December of 1867.
Leonard A. Heil, Texas, county of Bexar, residence of San Antonio. He was a Private & Sergeant of the 8th., Kansas infantry, company E. He was given a pension of $2.66., per month for a gun shot to his left foot. Commencement of his allowance was on June of 1866.
William A. Trobridge, Texas, county of Bosque, residence of Morgan. He was a private of the 33rd., Iowa infantry, company D. He was given a pension of $14., per month, for a gun shot to the head.
State of Arkansas.
Isaiah Snooks, Arkansas, county of Arkansas, residence of Prairiville. He was a private of the 8th., Iowa infantry, company C. He was given a pension of $24, per month, for the loss of his left arm above the elbow. Commencement of his allowance was on March of 1864.
Daniel K. Bigelow, Arkansas, county of Benton, residence of Bentonville. He was a Corporal of the 48th., Pennsylvania infantry company C. He was given a pension of $12., per month, for a wound in his left shoulder. Commencement of his allowance was on December of 1863.
Michael Rosbrugh, Arkansas, county of Carroll, residence of Eureka Springs. He was a private of the 4th., Iowa infantry, company C. He was given a pension of $8., per month, for a gun shot wound to his right chest. Commencement of his allowance was on October of 1865.
State of Tennessee.
Henry Clear, Tennessee, county Anderson, residence of Andersonville. He was a private of the 9th., Tennessee infantry, company I. & C. He was given a pension of $6., per month, for a wound to his left side. Commencement of his allowance was on July of 1868.
Samuel V. Snider, Tennessee, county of Blount, residence of Maryville. He was a private of the 5th., Tennessee infantry, company I. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for a wound to his right thigh and knee. Commencement of his allowance was on March of 1883.
Levi L. Fancher, Tennessee, county of Cocke, residence of Cosby. He was a private of the 2nd., Tennessee Cavalry, company D. He was given a pension of $8., per month, for a wound to the head. . Commencement of his allowance was on April of 1873.
State of Kentucky.
Solomon Pike, Kentucky, county of Adair, residence of Columbia. He was a private in the 29th., North Carolina infantry, company I. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for a gun shot to his left thigh.
William B. Ritter, Kentucky, county of Barren, residence of Eighty-eight. He was a private of the 9th., Kentucky infantry, company E. He was given a pension of $5., per month, for a gun shot to his left foot and leg.
Theodore E. Burr, Kentucky, county of Boyle, residence of Danville. He was a private of the 15th., Kentucky infantry, company H. He was given a pension of $2., per month, for a gun shot in his right breast.
State of Missouri.
James M. Winans, Missouri, county of Adair, residence of Brasbear. He was a private in the 14th., Indiana infantry, company H. He was given a pension of $4., per month, for a wound and injury to his right arm and chest.
Harvey Shires, Missouri, county of Atchison, residence of Rockport. He was a private of the 124th., Illinois infantry, company A. He was given a pension of $10., per month, for a wound to his right leg and thigh.
James W. Stine, Missouri, county of Benton, residence of Warsaw. He was a private of the 61st., Illinois infantry, company F. He was given a pension of $6., per month, for the loss of his index finger. Commencement of his allowance was on March of 1883.
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