Pvt Acles Haven Fannon 
46th Iowa Infantry - Co. F 
Acles H. Fannon was born in Wythe Co., Va. and moved to Winnesheik Co., Iowa along with his wife Mary.
-- Entered by Pat Fannin on 11/20/2009 |
Pvt Elas Nelson Bates
34th Georgia Infantry - Co. A 
Buried in a private cemetery on the property of Sam Coffey.
Born: 1842 Died: Sept 20th 1862
-- Entered by J. Walker on 11/20/2009 |
Jefferson Andrew Brown
34th Virginia Infantry - Co. A
No Comments
-- Entered by Sandy Robins on 11/19/2009 |
Pvt William Hardy Bush
8th Mississippi Infantry - Co. K
b. 03 Sep 1825 Edgefield County, South Carolina
d. 22 Jul 1893 Jones County, Mississippi
buried Indian Springs Baptist Church, Jones County, Mississippi
M. Mary A.M. Davis 04 Feb 1847, Stewart County, Georgia
-- Entered by Kenneth M. Mauldin on 11/19/2009 |
Cpl Isaac Long
25th Michigan Infantry - Co. C
No Comments
-- Entered by Joe Mazurek on 11/19/2009 |
Genl Hinchia Perham Mabry
3rd Texas Cavalry - Co. G
Married to Sarah Abigail Haywood. Brigadier General Mabry enlisted as a Captain in the CSA.
-- Entered by Christopher Haywood Ezelle on 11/19/2009 |
Sgt Elbert Lewis Ezell
36th Alabama Infantry - Co. I
Sgt Ezell was referred to as Lewis. He joined the Confederate Service 13 May 1862. While fighting in and around Nashville, Tennessee, on 16 Dec 1864, he was captured. His capture description is as follows: Sargt in Company I, 36 regt. Ala Infantry, and being 5 ft. 7 inches and having blue eyes, light complexion, light hair, and age 38. Unionist transferred him to Military Prison Louisville, K...
-- Entered by Christopher Haywood on 11/19/2009 |
Pvt Ebenezer B. Rowe
4th South Carolina Cavalry - Co. D
B.1821 D. about 1900 unable to find death record. First reported in Capt. Thomas Pinckney's Co.A St. James Squadron Byrd's Battalion Sept. 1862. June 1863 Muster Roll shows he was paid $24.40 for use of his own horse & owed 6 mo. pay for use of own gun. Detailed by order of Gen. Beauregard for special duty {unknown}. March to Aug. 1864 absent on horse detail. Dismounted since Aug. 1864. R...
-- Entered by Kenneth Williams on 11/19/2009 |
Pvt Alexander Spain
32nd Mississippi Infantry - Co. C
alexander spain joined company c in 1862 fought until the end of the war was paroled in 1865
-- Entered by joe stephens on 11/19/2009 |
Pvt Joseph A. Gunnels
51st Alabama Cavalry (Partisan Rangers) - Co. C
Enlisted @Talledega AL on 3/29/1862, Co.C.Originaly with Randolph Beauregards. Mentioned in diary of William Chapman Shields (1863-1864) in campaign at Kennesaw Mountain, Marietta GA. and battle of Atlanta. Involved extensively in Tennessee campaign at Chattanooga(Chickamauga), Decatur and Jonesboro
-- Entered by L.B.Gunnells on 11/18/2009 |
Pvt James Walker Whitaker
4th Mississippi Cavalry - Co. I
No Comments
-- Entered by Whitaker Denman on 11/18/2009 |
Pvt Garrett D. Cassada
29th North Carolina Infantry - Co. C
No Comments
-- Entered by Carrie Cassada on 11/18/2009 |
Pvt Charles Miller McGrew
72nd Illinois Infantry - Co. I
Enlisted as a Private on 8 February 1864.
Enlisted in Company I, 72nd Infantry Regiment Illinois on 28 Apr 1864.
Transferred into 33rd Infantry Regiment Illinois on 19 Jul 1864.
Transferred out of Company I, 72nd Infantry Regiment Illinois on 19 Jul 1864.
-- Entered by Fred Rose on 11/18/2009 |
Cpl Isaac Harrison Carman
48th Ohio Infantry - Co. A
My Great-Grandfather Carman was awarded medal of honor for saving the Ohio 48th standard and for saving his comrades from a mortor shell that fell into the Yankee entrenchment at Vicksburg - After the war he settled with wife in Washington Court House Ohio was a well respected farmer and inventor. I'm so proud of his accomplishments. - KC
-- Entered by Kurt Carman on 11/18/2009 |
Pvt James A. DeLozier
63rd Tennessee Infantry
No Comments
-- Entered by James A. DeLozier on 11/18/2009 |
Pvt George E. Ernsberger
54th Ohio Infantry - Co. G
George E Ernsberger enlisted into the 54th Ohio at age 18 on February 13 1864 in Lima, Perry County, Ohio. He took sick in May of 1864 and spent most of the summer of 1864 in hospitals from Louisville to Chattanoga. He rejoined his regiment for the 'March to the Sea' and was promoted to Corporal near the end of the war. Furloughed and mustered out June 1865.
-- Entered by Don Ernsberger on 11/18/2009 |
Pvt Henry Ernsberger
101st Ohio Infantry - Co. A
Henry Ernsberger is my great great uncle (fathers side) he joined the 101 Ohio August 30, 1862 in Hartland, Ohio. After fighting in the Battle of Perryville he fell sick and died November 2, 1862. He was buried beside a farm house on the old state road (Lexington to Nashville road) 1/2 mile south of the Green River in Green County Kentucky
-- Entered by Don Ernsberger on 11/18/2009 |
Pvt Chauncey W. Searing
1st Indiana Heavy Artillery - Co. H
No Comments
-- Entered by Jon Bare on 11/17/2009 |
Pvt James B. Searing
1st Indiana Heavy Artillery - Co. H
No Comments
-- Entered by Jon Bare on 11/17/2009 |
Sgt Charles E. Dodd
40th Iowa Infantry - Co. E
No Comments
-- Entered by Gene Dodd on 11/17/2009 |
Sgt Arthur G. McKeown
65th Ohio Infantry
No Comments
-- Entered by Kathie Burckhalter on 11/17/2009 |
Sgt Stephen Leander Copeland
8th Tennessee Infantry - Co. F
William Morgan and Stephen Leander were brothers.
-- Entered by B Fick on 11/17/2009 |
Pvt William Morgan Copeland
8th Tennessee Infantry - Co. F
William joined with his older brother Stephen.
William is my GGG Grandfather.
-- Entered by B Fick on 11/17/2009 |
2 Lt Wilson Adkins
29th North Carolina Infantry - Co. G
No Comments
-- Entered by Stuart Wilson on 11/17/2009 |
Pvt James Anthony Bennett
56th Alabama Cavalry - Co. K
JA Bennett is my great grandfather. He is buried in the Bennett Cemetary just south of Double Springs, Alabama.
-- Entered by Steve Berry on 11/17/2009 |
