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Capt Joseph J. Carson 
3rd Kentucky Infantry - Co. F 
Joseph was my great-grandfather from Rockcastle Co, KY. In 1885 he moved to Kansas to await the 1893 land run into Okklahoma where he received a land warrent for service in the Union Army.
-- Entered by Mary Dillon on 5/15/2008 | Pvt Charles Hathaway Read
58th Massachusetts Infantry - Co. A
No Comments
-- Entered by John R. Gardiner on 5/15/2008 | Pvt David Scalf
The Sullivan County Reserves Home Guard 
Listed in Tennesseans in the Civil War, Part II, as being in Witcher's Co. Sullivan County Reserves
-- Entered by Carlene C. Johnson on 5/15/2008 | Pvt William Alexander Cochran
13th Georgia Infantry - Co. A
I would love to communicate with others who had relatives in this regiment.
-- Entered by Doris Kraft on 5/15/2008 | Sgt George Glover Walthall
34th Virginia Infantry - Co. F
No Comments
-- Entered by Earl M. Wilson on 5/15/2008 | Pvt John W. Shultz
129th Pennsylvania Infantry - Co. G
The Philadelphia Record
ALWAYS RELIABLE
PICKED OUT BY LINCOLN
Pottsville, Pa., July 24 - John Schultz, a soldier of the civil war, who
topped 6 feet 3 inches when he was young and straight as an arrow, is dead at his home here.
Because of great height, President Lincoln picked him when he reviewed the Union troops at the close of the war. It was while the troops were passing that the Pre...
-- Entered by Carol on 5/15/2008 | Pvt William W. Lewis
192nd Pennsylvania Infantry
192 ND REGIMENT INFANTRY
Added by chaughey0011 on 29 Feb 2008
Originally submitted by chaughey0011 to Carol Ann Lewis on 23 Jan 2008
192nd Regiment Infantry
Organized at Philadelphia for 100 days July, 1864. At Camp Cadwalader until July 23. Moved to Baltimore, Md., July 23. Attached to 2nd Separate Brigade, 8th Corps, Middle Department, July, 1864. Gallipolis, Ohio, Northern Department,...
-- Entered by Carol on 5/15/2008 | Pvt William C. Jones
57th New York Infantry - Co. K
History of 57th
Added by chaughey0011 on 15 May 2008
History
The following is taken from New York in the War of the Rebellion, 3rd ed. Frederick Phisterer. Albany: J. B. Lyon Company, 1912.
Mustered in: August 12 to November 19, 1861
Mustered out: July 14 to October 15,1864
This regiment received its numerical designation October 19, 1861; was organized and mustered in the service of ...
-- Entered by Carol on 5/15/2008 | Pvt Evan Thomas Jones
57th New York Infantry - Co. K
History of 57th
Added by chaughey0011 on 15 May 2008
History
The following is taken from New York in the War of the Rebellion, 3rd ed. Frederick Phisterer. Albany: J. B. Lyon Company, 1912.
Mustered in: August 12 to November 19, 1861
Mustered out: July 14 to October 15,1864
This regiment received its numerical designation October 19, 1861; was organized and mustered in the service of ...
-- Entered by Carol on 5/15/2008 | Pvt William H. Arnold
1st Virginia Artillery
light artillery fry company, served mostly under major richard cm page, captured and sent to fort delaware, buried in finns point, salem, new jersey
-- Entered by elaine bryant stringer on 5/15/2008 | Pvt William George
57th Virginia Infantry - Co. E
died of wounds received july, 1863 at gettysburg. died from gunshot wounds to both legs (tetanus) july 17, 1863
-- Entered by elaine bryant stringer on 5/15/2008 | Pvt Hugh George
57th Virginia Infantry - Co. E
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-- Entered by elaine bryant stringer on 5/15/2008 | Cornelius M. George
46th Virginia Infantry
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-- Entered by elaine bryant stringer on 5/15/2008 | Pvt Charles Bryant
30th Virginia Infantry - Co. C
was killed in action, july 3, 1863, while in picketts charge at gettysburg
-- Entered by elaine bryant stringer on 5/15/2008 | Pvt David Logan Owen
38th Virginia Infantry - Co. B
was wounded at gettysburg, served under armistead, shot in right humerous, amputated at joint, captured july 5, 1863, parolled at wheats building hospital, baltimore, maryland, august 23, 1863. sent to city point for exchange august 24, 1863. retired to virginia
-- Entered by elaine bryant stringer on 5/15/2008 | Washington George
46th Virginia Infantry - Co. C
received wound to left arm which left him incapable of manual labor
-- Entered by elaine bryant stringer on 5/15/2008 | 2 Lt Robert H. Moorehead
35th Mississippi Infantry - Co. F
File # M232 Roll 29
-- Entered by Earline C. Stewart on 5/15/2008 | Pvt Mark McDonald
7th Illinois Cavalry - Co. A
No Comments
-- Entered by Dennis McDonald on 5/14/2008 | Cpl Ervin Jackson Anderson
81st Illinois Infantry - Co. E
Ervin was captured June 10, 1864 at Guntown MS where the regiment was in action. He was confined at Andersonville and was exchanged September 17, 1864. He and Newton Harvey Anderson were brothers and James Miller married their sister. All three men served in Company E when the regiment was formed at Anna Illinois.
-- Entered by Herb Reisinger on 5/14/2008 | Pvt Henry E. Gable
48th Alabama Infantry - Co. I
Enlisted in the Confederate Army, 16 April 1862, Abernathy, Calhoun County, AL. Served as a Private in I
Company, 48th Alabama Infantry. Hospitalized at Richmond, VA, 17 November 1862. Appears on a list of
personnel killed or wounded at Manassas in Tallaferro's Brigade. Wounded again, in thigh, 16 August 1864.
-- Entered by Greg on 5/14/2008 | Pvt Elijah Thomas Gable
42nd Alabama Infantry - Co. K
Private, Company K, 42nd Alabama Infantry, Confederate Army. Served at battles of Corinth, Vicksburg, Lookout Mountain and Missionary Ridge; captured at battle of Resaca [GA], 1864, and died as a Union prisoner of war.
-- Entered by Greg on 5/14/2008 | Pvt Johnathan Gable
48th Alabama Infantry - Co. I
Served in Company I, 48th Alabama Infantry, Confederate Army. Received a pension until his death, which
was subsequently paid to his widow. Following the Civil War, he adopted the surname Gabriel.
-- Entered by Greg on 5/14/2008 | Pvt David W. Bullis
52nd North Carolina Infantry - Co. F
Pvt David Bullis was wounded in his left arm on July 1, 1863 at Gettysburg. His left arm was amputated, but he died from infection at David's Island prison camp in New York on August 3, 1863.
-- Entered by Linda Amoss on 5/14/2008 | Pvt George H. Seward
10th Connecticut Infantry - Co. A
George H Seward enlisted into the 10th Infantry Regiment, Connecticut as a private at the time of the American Civil War on the 12th November 1862 and died of dysentry on the 24th June 1864 as a Prisoner of War at Andersonville GA. He had one daughter Clara and a wife Mary Seward nee Mascall. He was born in Connecticut and his wife came from Sheffield, England. Looking for any further information....
-- Entered by Leanne Hornby on 5/14/2008 | Pvt Nicholas Beal
33rd Iowa Infantry - Co. E
Born 7/3/1837 in Guernsey County, Ohio
Son of Hiram Beal, and Jerusha McDonald Beal.
Spouse Virginia Totten
According to Mahaska County, Iowa history:
'During the periord of the Civil War Mr. Beal put aside personal considerations and enlisted at Montezuma, Iowa, on the 29th of February, 1964, as a member of Company E, of the Thirty-Third Iowa Reserves under Captain Prouty,who resides in D...
-- Entered by James Vernon Crawford III on 5/14/2008 |
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