Cpl Isham (or Isom) Thomas Hammons 
59th Tennessee Infantry - Co. K 
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Sgt J.T C. Hood
26th North Carolina Infantry - Co. F
J.T.C. Hood was an orderly sergeant (1st Sergeant) of Co. F 26th Regiment. Company name was the Hibriten Guards, also known as the Hibriten Boys. His brother Gaston was corporal of Co. A, 22nd Regiment, 1st Regiment to leave Lenoir, N.C. A family history, given to my aunt Joan, shows he enlisted at age 24. He was wounded in the foot and thigh and captured at or near Gettysburg, PA, July 1 - 5, 186...
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Pvt Richard Palmer
12th New Jersey Infantry - Co. G 
Joined in early 1864 and survived the rest of the war.
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Pvt Peter Vernon
23rd Battalion Virginia Infantry - Co. D
My 3rd Great Uncle. Deserted from the 23rd Battalion on the 26th of August, 1863, during the Battle of White Sulfur Springs.
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Pvt William Vernon
23rd Battalion Virginia Infantry - Co. D
My 3rd Great Grandfather. He deserted with his twin brother on the 26th of August, 1863 during the battle of White Sulfur Springs, and joined the Union Army in 1864 in Indiana.
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Cpl Peruda Sowder
49th Kentucky Mounted Infantry - Co. C
3rd great grandfather
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Cpl William Harrison Sowder
49th Kentucky Mounted Infantry - Co. K
2nd great grandfather
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Pvt George Washington Grimes
55th Georgia Infantry - Co. E
I am looking for the 55th Regimental Flag Company E Miller County WILDCATS militia.. Does anybody have this information
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Sgt Ralph J. Neal
20th Tennessee Infantry - Co. E
This person was my great great grandfather. He served through the war fighting in most of the major battles of the Army of Tennessee. He was wounded at Fishing Creek, around Atlanta, and slightly at Franklin. He surrendered with the Army of Tennessee and returned to his home in Rutherford County. He participaterd in veterans affairs until his death in 1915. He was a major contributor to a regiment...
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Pvt Oliver Perry Slaughter
28th Louisiana Infantry - Co. A
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George Washington King
37th Mississippi Infantry - Co. I
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Pvt William Whited
155th Pennsylvania Infantry - Co. K
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Pvt Jacob Setzler
9th Ohio Cavalry
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2 Lt Alfred Woodside Sandlin
1st Mississippi Infantry - Co. B
Alfred W. Sandlin is my great,great grandfather.
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Pvt John Robert Whitesides
10th Mississippi Infantry - Co. C
John Robert Whitesides is my great grandfather.
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Pvt Gideon George Garner
43rd Mississippi Infantry - Co. H
G.G. Garner is my great grandfather
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Pvt William Anderson Gregory
45th North Carolina Infantry - Co. I
Born 1825 Halifax County, VA, lived Person County, NC, captured Spotsylvania Courthouse, May, 1864, died of hospital gangrene Elmira POW Camp, Elmira, NY September 17, 1864. My great great grandfather.
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Pvt Simon Winters
143rd Indiana Infantry - Co. A
Simon was married to my great grandfather's sister. While Simon was in company A, my great grandfather and his cousin were in company B.
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Peter Vaught
45th Virginia Infantry - Co. B
I would like to know more about my ancestor,Peter Vaught.
he was wounded Cloyd's Mountain.
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Col John Edmund Penn
42nd Virginia Infantry - Co. H
Capt Penn commanded H Co from their formation though the Valley Campaign. After Cedar Mountain he took command of the Regiment and commanded them through 2d Manassas to Sharpsburg. The morning of 17 September after the Brigade Commander was wounded he took command of Jones' Brigade of the Stonewall Division. Later that morning he during the fighting between the West Woods and the Corn Field he ...
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Surgeon John Frederick DeBardeleben
17th Texas Infantry - Co. B
Born 1828 in Blackstock, SC. Educated at NY School of Medicine (1853). Enlisted in 1862 as a private. Was elected company surgeon at some time afterwards. Died in 1876 and is buried at Cedar Creek, Bastrop County
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Cpl Calvin Lee Parker
1st Virginia Infantry - Co. I
My great-great-grandfather. Wounded at Williamsburg and 2nd Manassas, Wounded again and captured during Pickett's Charge at Gettysburg. Was hit in lower left leg and probably laid on the battlefield for a day or two before being picked up. Union surgeon removed his leg below the knee. He was attempting to save the company's colors and made three attempts to retrieve it, being hit on the third atte...
-- Entered by Dianne Walsh on 5/18/2013 |
Cpl Ransom Christopher Wheeler
29th Georgia Infantry - Co. I
POW at Point Lookout.
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Pvt Robert Neuton Hite
12th Virginia Infantry - Co. K
Looking for any additional infornation that I can find. He was my great grandfather!
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1 Lt Louis P. Holman
51st Indiana Infantry
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