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Thomas Copeland MP
(1815 - 1904)
THOMAS S. COPELAND Research submitted by Mrs. Sandra TEDFORD of Farmersville, Texas. The life of Thomas S. COPELAND was one of contradictions and surprises. Some of his life story is based on what ...
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William Webb MP
(1845 - 1910)
William was in the 6th TN. Cavalry Regiment, Company H under Joseph G. Berry and Risden D. Deford. He enlisted Sept. 22, 1862 and was discharged July 26, 1865 in Pulaski, TN. About one year later he ma...
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Louis Frazer
(b. - 1920)
Died before 1920
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Maranda Nickerson
(c.1838 - c.1864)
bout edit | history Added by Elwin C. Nickerson on these Ancestors : Six Brothers in War, 1861-65 Locally many may know of the Marra brothers, the sons of Angelo and Josephine Marra, who served t...
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James Nickerson
(c.1844 - d.)
bout edit | history Added by Elwin C. Nickerson on these Ancestors : Six Brothers in War, 1861-65 Locally many may know of the Marra brothers, the sons of Angelo and Josephine Marra, who served t...
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Frederick Nickerson
(c.1833 - c.1915)
bout edit | history Added by Elwin C. Nickerson on these Ancestors : Six Brothers in War, 1861-65 Locally many may know of the Marra brothers, the sons of Angelo and Josephine Marra, who served t...
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Ivory Nickerson
(c.1829 - c.1920)
bout edit | history Added by Elwin C. Nickerson on these Ancestors : Six Brothers in War, 1861-65 Locally many may know of the Marra brothers, the sons of Angelo and Josephine Marra, who served t...
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Simeon Nickerson
(c.1846 - c.1921)
Added by Elwin C. Nickerson on these Ancestors : Six Brothers in War, 1861-65 Locally many may know of the Marra brothers, the sons of Angelo and Josephine Marra, who served their country in World ...
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Hiram Nickerson
(c.1826 - c.1910)
About edit | history Added by Elwin C. Nickerson on these Ancestors : Six Brothers in War, 1861-65 Locally many may know of the Marra brothers, the sons of Angelo and Josephine Marra, who served ...
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Thomas Hemings MP
(c.1838 - d.)
Thomas Eston Hemings was born 1838. Thomas died in a Confederate prison.
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William Hemings MP
(1845 - c.1910)
William Beverly HEMINGS was born in 1845 in Ohio. He died in 1910. He was buried in Section 28, Row 7, Grave #12 at the Leavenworth National Cemetery, Leavenworth, Kansas. Fought in the US Civil War,...
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Edwin Hayes
(1819 - 1916)
Find a Grave Birth: Dec. 29, 1819 Death: Jan. 1, 1916 Civil War Union Brevet Brigadier General. He entered the Union Army with a commission of Captain and commander of Company D, 44th Illinois ...
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William Bright
(b. - 1894)
Alice Mabon was a widow, having married William Bright on August 15,1872 from which union there was a single child, Marie Louise Bright. William Bright, a Captain in the Union Army, had died on June 22...
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William Mitchell (USA)
(1847 - 1926)
Private in Co E, 16th Regiment, Missouri Cavalry , USA. His brothers James, Newton and Thomas fought for the Confederacy. You can view his Civil War records under the "media" tab. -------------------...
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Charles Frecka
(c.1838 - 1868)
Charles Freka, "United States, Civil War Soldiers Index" Name: Charles Freka Name Note: Also Known As Name: Charles Frecka Also Known As Note: Event Type: Military Service Military B...
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Thomas P. Hunt (USA)
(1848 - 1926)
Son of Michel Hunt and Mary Corkin who were both born in Ireland. Information taken from his death certificate. Private in Co. B, 42nd Regiment, Missouri Infantry (USA)
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Jacob Richmond (USA)
(c.1832 - c.1878)
United States, Civil War Soldiers Index 1861-1865 —Missouri record title: United States, Civil War Soldiers Index name: Jacob Richmond also known as: Jacob Richman event: Military Serv...
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Peter F. Rowland (USA)
(1843 - 1908)
United States, Civil War Soldiers Index 1861-1865 —Missouri record title: United States, Civil War Soldiers Index name: Peter F. Rowland event: Military Service rank in: Private rank...
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Alexander S. Kale (USA)
(1843 - 1917)
United States, Civil War Soldiers Index 1861-1865 —Missouri record title: United States, Civil War Soldiers Index name: Alexander S. Kale event: Military Service rank in: Private ran...
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Stephen Tilman Coleman (USA)
(1839 - 1896)
Private in Co H, 2nd Regiment, Arkansas Cavalry, USA. You can view his Civil War records under the "media" tab. ------------------------------ ------------------- •Name: Stephen Tilman COLEMAN •Se...
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John W. Tomlinson (USA)
(1847 - 1922)
Private in Co E, Kansas 17th Infantry Regiment, USA. ------------------------------ ----------------------- U.S. Civil War Soldier Records and Profiles about John W Tomlinson Name: John W Tomlins...
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Franklin Tilton (USA)
(1840 - d.)
Private in Company K, 15th New Hampshire Infantry Regiment, USA. ------------------ New Hampshire Birth Records, Early to 1900 for Franklin Tilton Name: Franklin Tilton Date of Birth: 15 Ma...
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James Sleeper Tilton (USA)
(1838 - 1890)
Private in Co D, 4th Regiment, New Hampshire Infantry, USA. --------------------------- New Hampshire Birth Records, Early to 1900 for James Sleeper Tilton Name: James Sleeper Tilton Date of...
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Hiram Etter (USA)
(1816 - 1871)
Civil War Pension Index Cards residence: Kansas record title: Civil War Pension Index Cards name: Hiram Etter rank: Priv. company: K regiment: 6 state: Kansas arm of service: Cava...
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Jacob VanScoder
(1831 - 1906)
Jacob D. VanScoder was born in New Jersey and died in Ohio, he was 75 yrs. 5 months and 12 days old at death. He emigrated to Coshocton County, Ohio with his parents in 1835, were he lived for some yea...
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Eli Stout
(1828 - 1906)
Children of HUGH STOUT and ANNA BROWN are: i. ELI3 STOUT, b. 1824, IL; d. 21 May 1906, Roseburg, Douglas, Oregon; m. (1) MARY ANN ?, 06 Oct 1872; m. (2) NANCY J. PARSONS, 15 Sep 1878, Umatilla County...
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Sgt Samuel P Garrigues (USA)
(1828 - 1908)
Samuel P. Garrigues, was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and was descended from French stock which was transplanted to the American colonies in very early times. A brother of Samuel P., William G...
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Joseph Polley
(1819 - 1907)
Immigrated from England in 1852. Civil War Veteran, Private, Company A, 5th Regiment, Missouri State Militia Cavalry (Union). Discharged because of wounds to his eyes. Surname has sometimes been re...
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William Porter, Jr.
(1814 - 1864)
7th NY Heavy Artillery, Volunteer Artillery (Civil War) Enlisted, January 25, 1864, at Livingston; mustered in as private, Company F, January 26, 1864, to serve three years; killed June 3, 1864, at C...
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James Porter
(1840 - 1917)
prisoner at Andersonville Civil War Prison Camp
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Samuel Maxwell
(c.1833 - d.)
'SAMUEL MAXWELL, 'Was a farmer, he lived at Mount Hope, he was born in Ohio in 1833.and was the Son of 'Thomas and Elizabeth Vanderman Maxwell. got married October 30, 1861, to Miss Emma C. McFarland. ...
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Hyman Emanuel Cohen, (USA)
(1841 - 1863)
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Felix Wingfield MP
(1834 - 1904)
'Enlisted Civil War July 8th 1862 Ohio 94th Infantry Regiment company G "wounded" musterd out March 12 1863, 'He was a private in Company G of the 94th OVI (Ohio Volunteer Infantry) from 7 Aug 1862 to ...
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Thomas Reynolds Cox (USA)
(1833 - 1907)
United States Census, 1860," Thos Cox, , Arapahoe, Kansas Territory (Colorado was part of Kansas Territory in 1860) name: Thos Cox residence: , Arapahoe, Kansas ward: South Park age: 28 yea...
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Charles G. Lovering (USA)
(1827 - 1913)
Private in Company B, Illinois 20th Infantry Regiment , USA. ------------------------------ ------------------- U.S. Civil War Soldier Records and Profiles about Charles G Lovering Name: Charle...
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Aaron Forbes (USA)
(1839 - 1900)
Private in Co D, 116th New York Infantry Regiment, USA 116th NY Infantry Regiment: ------------------------------ -------- 1850 United States Federal Census about Caron Forbs Name: Caron Forbs [A...
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Sherman Forbes (USA)
(1841 - 1933)
Private in Company D, 49th New York Infantry Regiment, USA. Fought on 2 Jul 1863 at Gettysburg, PA. Fought on 3 Jul 1863 at Gettysburg, PA. The regiment was commanded at Gettysburg by Colonel Daniel D....
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James Clark Forbes (USA)
(1831 - 1890)
James Clark Forbes was named after is uncle Clark Brewster, brother of his mother Melissa Brewster. ---------------- JAMES CLARK FORBES Portage, Columbia, Wisconsin J. C. FORBES was born in Aur...
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Moses Mendes Seixas, (USA)
(1841 - 1861)
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Leon da Silva Solis Cohen, (USA)
(1840 - 1884)
Leon da Silva Solis-Cohen , Esq., was born in Philadelphia on October 16, 1840 to Myer David Cohen and Judith Simha Solis. He was a brother of Jacob da Silva Solis-Cohen and Solomon Solis-Cohen, and a ...
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1st Sgt. Louis (Eleazer) Magnus, (USA)
(1830 - 1908)
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Aaron
(1829 - 1905)
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Pvt. Alfred Henry Freshour MP
(1842 - 1872)
Alfred Henry Freshour , sixth child of Henry Freshour (b. 1799) and Elizabeth A. Heidrich (b. 1802), was born 7 March 1842 at Gillam, Jasper, Indiana, United States. He enlisted in the Union Army, Comp...
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Benjamin Ferguson
(1836 - 1899)
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Elisha Wright
(c.1844 - c.1920)
From FindAGrave memorial : Co. K. 19 IA. Vol. Inf. Civil War Veteran. Parents: John Dunham Wright (1808 - 1892) and Cecelia Hanks Wright (1814 - 1844) Children with Margaret Ellen (Newland) W...
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Rev. Arthur B. Fuller MP
(1822 - 1862)
Arthur Buckminster Fuller (August 10, 1822-December 11, 1862) was a Unitarian clergyman who endeavored to give the Unitarian Church appeal to all social classes and championed the important liberal ref...
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Henry Wilson
(1829 - 1865)
Fought for the Union in Company I 143rd Indiana Volunteers Date associated (event uncertain) January 31, 1865 Died of smallpox one month after in Indianapolis.
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Rear Admiral Theodorus Bailey
(1805 - 1877)
Theodorus Bailey (April 12, 1805 – February 14, 1877) was a United States Navy officer during the American Civil War. )
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Col. Theodorus Bailey Myers, (USA)
(1821 - 1888)
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Lt. Col. Joseph Lafayette Moss
(1824 - 1906)
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Jacob Moss, (USN)
(deceased)
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Lt. Col. Isaac Moses, Jr. (USA)
(1819 - 1889)
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Jenks Stevens
(c.1846 - 1922)
Civil War, CO. H, 1st Rhode Island Light Artillery. See FindAGrave Memorial here .
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Cpl Leverett Stevens
(1844 - c.1920)
Corporal Leverett Cooper Stevens served in the Civil War 10/1861 to 7/1865. Find-A-Grave has a complete history of his time during and post Civil War. Posted by James 2/12/2013
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Myer Samuel Levy, Civil War
(1839 - 1909)
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Oliver Clough
(1832 - 1880)
Oliver G. Clough was born in Deering, New Hampshire in 1832. He m. c 1862 with SUSAN CHASE, dau. of Moses Chase and Phidelia Severance. She was born in Washington, Sullivan Co., New Hampshire on Apr. 9...
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Hugh Wiggin
(c.1834 - 1900)
Name: Hugh Wiggins Residence: Boston, Massachusetts Occupation: Painter Enlistment Date: 9 Sep 1861 Side Served: Union State Served: Massachusetts Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 9...
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Thomas Steele
(1829 - 1909)
William I. Steele, son of William Steele and Mary Shauger, was born in Morris Co., New Jersey. He married with JANE E. DOBBINS, at Plymouth, Sheboygan Co., Wisconsin on Feb. 2, 1853. She was born 1837;...
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Florian Moss
(1837 - 1921)
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Lt. Frank Morrill
(1840 - 1864)
Frank L. Morrill, son of Joseph O. Morrill and Sarah Brockway, was b. in Washington, NH on Dec. 5,1840; m. in 1860 with MARY FRANCES CARR, dau. of Mason Hatch Carr and Mary Gage. She was b. Aug. 15,184...
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William McBlair, USN, CSN
(1807 - c.1863)
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Oliver Beckwith
(1840 - 1932)
Oliver Beckwith, son of Levi and Caroline Beckwith. He married with MARY JOSEPHINE CRANE on Dec. 25, 1865. She was dau. of James Harvey Crane and Abiel Reed. She was born June 16, 1844 in Moriah, Essex...
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Moses Leman
(1834 - 1913)
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Moses Proctor, Jr.
(1836 - 1864)
Moses D. Proctor Jr., son of Moses D. Proctor and Lucy Wright, was b. in Washington, New Hampshire on Apr. 21,1836. He married with MATILDA M. HOWLETT of Bradford, NH on Sept. 23,1860. He was a soldier...
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Isaiah Crane
(1820 - 1894)
Isaiah Kidder Crane, son of Solomon Ccrane and Elizabeth Mills, was born in Washington, New Hampshire on Feb.28, 1820; m. OLIVE C. HEALD of Washington, NH on Feb. 17, 1842; she d. in Washington on Apr....
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Lieutenant Edward Carpenter Ellet (USA)
(1845 - 1922)
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Brigadier General Alfred Washington Ellet (USA)
(1820 - 1895)
Alfred Washington Ellet (October 11, 1820 – January 9, 1895) was a civil engineer and a brigadier general in the Union Army who commanded the United States Ram Fleet during the American Civil War. ...
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Lt. Colonel John A. Ellet (USA)
(1838 - 1892)
Lieutenant Colonel John A. Ellet (1838 – 1892) was an officer in the United States Army during the American Civil War. He was the nephew of Colonel Charles Ellet, Jr. and General Alfred W. Ellet. H...
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George Crane
(1841 - d.)
George C. Crane, son of Henry Crane and Hannah Collins. was born in Wilmot, New Hampshire on Dec. 2, 1841; m. MARY E. BREWER of Worcester, Mass. on Jan. 2, 1869; res. in Washington, Sullivan Co., New H...
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Lovett Lee (USA)
(1824 - 1864)
After the Civil War, in 1872, when Sarber County was formed from portions of Johnson, Scott and Franklin Counties, this township was incorporated into the new county. It became part of Logan County whe...
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Col. Jacob Ezekiel Hyneman
(1843 - 1922)
From the Jewish Encyclopedia, 1906: Born in Richmond, Va., Aug. 5, 1843, and accompanied his father, Isaac Hyneman, to Philadelphia in 1850. He enlisted in the army Aug. 14, 1862, and was wounded at ...
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Elias Hyneman
(1837 - 1865)
From the Jewish Encyclopedia, 1906: Born in 1837; died Jan. 7, 1865; son of Benjamin Hyneman. At the outbreak of the Civil war he enlisted as a volunteer in Company C, Fifth Pennsylvania Cavalry, bei...
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John Crane
(1844 - d.)
John W. Crane, son of Hartwell Crane and Sarah Collins, was born in Wilmot, New Hampshire on Sept. 13, 1844; served with his brothers in the 8th NH regiment in the Rebellion; m. CHARLOTTE A. CRANE, dau...
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James Crane
(1841 - 1865)
James H. Crane, son of Hartwell Crane and Sarah Collins, was born in Wilmot, New Hampshire on June 21, 1841; he was in the same regiment and company with his brother Samuel, in the Rebellion, and was d...
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Samuel Crane
(1837 - 1864)
Samuel Crane, son of Hartwell Crane and Rachel Collins, was born in Washington, Sullivan Co., New Hampshire on June 22, 1837; was a sergeant in Company A., 8th NH regiment in the Rebellion, and d. at N...
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Henry Crane MP
(1818 - 1863)
Henry Crane, son of Jesse Crane and Susanna Clark, ws born in Washington, Sullivan Co., New Hampshire on Dec. 31, 1818; m. HANNAH P. COLLINS, dau. of Henry Collins of Washington, New Hampshire, on Sept...
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Gilman Crane MP
(1816 - 1901)
11th NH regiment/Civil War Gilman Crane, son of Jesse Crane and Susanna Clark, was born in Washington, Sullivan Co., New Hampshire on Mar. 31, 1816; m. CLARA A. DRESSER on Dec. 22, 1840. He has resid...
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Simon West, M.D.
(1812 - 1885)
Notes for Simon Brown West: Simon Brown West was a doctor in Martins Ferry for fifty years. Dr. Simon Brown West was married to Mary Zane Martin, he was the son of Henry West, II and Mary Brown. Si...
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William Horne
(1831 - 1896)
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Abner E. Johnson, Pvt
(deceased)
Military service: Soldier, United States Civil War Union Army, 29th Regiment, Michigan Infantry, Company F Rank-Private
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William Mints
(1845 - 1865)
William P. Mints from Hancock County, a member of the 19th regiment during the Civil War was mustered in on Jan. 13, 1864 and died at Louisville June 16, 1865. ---- Another William P. Mintz/Mints...
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George Beard MP
(c.1828 - c.1866)
He got married in 1850 and had seven children before the war started. He was sent to Rock Island Prison after capture and enlisted in Union Army to get out of Prison on October 13, 1864. His U.S. Enlis...
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Frank Swallow MP
(c.1846 - c.1908)
============================== ==== From FindAGrave : Civil War Veteran. Francis enlisted in August 14, 1862 at age 15 in Company B, 128 PA regiment where he was the drummer boy. He was mustered out...
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Anan White
(c.1825 - 1894)
Civil War Veteran Enlisted as a Private on 25 August 1862. Enlisted in Company K, 12th Infantry Regiment Rhode Island on 13 Oct 1862. Mustered Out Company K, 12th Infantry Regiment Rhode Island on 29...
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Behrend Witte
(1808 - 1896)
He was a private in Co C Germany Regt Missouri Home Guards from 13 June 1861 to 13 Sept 1861. He died on 10 Oct 1896 in Morgan Co near Pyrmont, Missouri.
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Decatur Cutler
(1829 - 1915)
========================= From FindAGrave : Name: Decatur Cutler Age at enlistment: 35 Enlistment Date: 27 Apr 1864 Rank at enlistment: Corporal State Served: Ohio Survived the War?: Yes ...
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Gevert Ehlers
(1825 - 1878)
Private in the Civil War; Benton County Home Guard Company F possible gravesite:
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Claus Ehlers
(1831 - 1902)
He immegrated in 1845 to Morgan County, Missouri. He came on the Bark Eliza Thornton arriving in New Orleans 30 Oct 1845. He was burried in Pyrmont Trinity Missouri Lutheran Cemetery north of Stover, M...
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John Reed
(1840 - d.)
REED JOHN BRICKETT. Born at Newburyport, May 22d, 1840. Son of Micajah S. and EUzabeth C Reed. Enlis. May, 1861, mus. June 14th, 1861 Priv Co. B, 40th Reg. N. Y. Inft. (Mozart Regiment), for 3 yrs. S...
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Samuel Reed
(1838 - d.)
REED SAMUEL W. Bom at Newburyport, Dec. 6th, 1838. Son of Micajak S and Elizabeth C. Reed. Enlis. May 10th, mus. July 21st, 1861, Pnv. Co \ 17th Reg. Mass. Inft., for 3 yrs. Promoted Corporal. In en- g...
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Johann Ehlers
(1815 - 1908)
Johanne Ehlers was born near Hamburg and Bremen, Germany, October 25, 1815. Although his tombstone and obituary has him born October 26, 1815. He was married twice. His first wife and child were buried...
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Cord Ehlers
(1827 - 1914)
He served in the military in Civil War - 90 days. He was a farmer in Benton County, Missouri. NOTE: Rufus Ehlers of Overland Park, KS has written a book on this family titled "Cord Ehlers in America" ...
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Gorham George Alexander
(1818 - 1863)
Military service: U.S. Civil War Soldier, U.S. Union Army Company F., 10th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry
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CAPTAIN Frederick Nickerson-Civil War Navy-MONITER MP
(c.1817 - c.1879)
Added by Elwin C. Nickerson About This ancestor: CAPTAIN MONITOR: The Harwich Independent, Thurs., Aug. 13, 1874, notes from the Boston Journal, dated South Dennis, Aug. 1, 1874... "Capt. Frederick Nic...
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Allen Grant MP
(1832 - 1865)
Allen Carter Grant, son of Allen Carter Grant and Charlotte Stinson, was born in Prospect, Waldo Co., Maine on Aug. 1, 1832. He married with CALISTA A. COON, dau. of James Coon and Susannah B. Baker. H...
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George W. Ludwig
(1843 - 1918)
Civil War Service: Ohio 58th Infantry, Co. H, I, A, Sgt. Mjr. Missouri Grand Army of the Republic, Windfield Scott No. 63, Holden, MO
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Thaddeus Stevens, Jr.
(1835 - 1874)
THADDEUS STEVENS. Born in St. Johhnsbury. Son of Dr. Morrill Stevens, who died in 1847. Mrs. Stevens, the mother of Thaddeus, also died the same year. Dr. Stevens left two children -- Thaddeus and a yo...
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Lieutenant John Reynolds Brown
(1831 - 1862)
Son of James Winecup & Margaret Clarke Brown. Served in the Civil War. Enlisted as Private on November 15th 1861. On January 2nd 1862 he was Commissioned as 1st Lieutenant by Governor Todd. On February...
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Benjamin Briggs Kilton MP
(1838 - 1864)
Civil War Soldier; Died at Cairo, Ill of exhaustion & exposure. A member of the 58th Reg Ill. Vol.
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Sgt Winfield Scott Kilton (1843-1890) MP
(1843 - 1890)
Civil War: Sergeant Company B, Rhode Island Volunteers (Ref: 7th Regiment of RI Volunteers )
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