Sgt Ebenezer Price 
17th North Carolina Infantry - Co. G 
Early contact between 17th NC Infantry and Union forces (1861) and prisoners taken, Price escaped and reformed with the 33rd NC Infantry--as a Pvt (rank in). See 33rd NC Infantry listing for more information. Originally from Rocky Mount, Price lost a leg and survived the war--Captain (rank out)--married and relocated to White, Arkansas. Seven - nine children (2 males). A 1 page post war memoire...
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Capt Ebenezer Price
33rd North Carolina Infantry - Co. B
Price first mustered in as a (16 year old?) Sergeant with the 17th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry (brother-in-law surname Martin?). Price escaped Union capture in 1861 and reenlisted with the 33rd NC Infantry as a Private. Lost one leg. Reassigned to the Invalid Corps in late 1864-early 1865--Captain (rank out). Survived the war. Originally from Rocky Mount, Price married ? Lacey; relocate...
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Pvt James Franklin Scott
11th Florida Infantry - Co. A
My gr gr grandfather was james franklin scott married to roxie jane brown.
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Lt Robert Hudspeath Bourland
24th Mississippi Infantry - Co. F
My great-great grandfather, Lt. R.H. Bourland (he often told that he was elected Lt. 'cause I could read and was 30 years old'). Son of Judge James Spears Bourland and Mary Hudspeath Bourland. He fought in all campaigns of the 24th. His home in Itawamba county was burned by General Shermans forces while he was away. My G-G-Grand mother and a ***female slave lived in the barn that was spa...
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Pvt James N. Wallace
17th Mississippi Infantry - Co. E
James N. Wallace (he spelled it,Wallice)was my great.great
grandfather on my mother's side.Barksdale's Brigade 17th Miss.
Co. E (Burnsville Blues)James was 32, leaving behind a wife and 2 young sons.He fought in seven battles before being mortally wounded at Antietam (Sharpsburg to us)on 17th of Sept.Dying on the 18th. We have no information as to his burial. One of the sons,Bogart(Bogue)Wallace...
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Capt William Peyton McIlvain
3rd Missouri Infantry - Co. I
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Pvt Adolph Adam Kernberger
20th Massachusetts Infantry - Co. C 
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Pvt Robert Tynes Pitchford
Ward's Battery
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GEORGE W. ARCHER
2nd Illinois Cavalry - Co. F
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Christian Diehl
26th Wisconsin Infantry - Co. K
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1st Sgt John D. Copelan
44th Georgia Infantry - Co. K
John D. Copelan Born August 6, 1834 to Obediah and Sarah R. (Credille) Copelan. In 1850 he and his family lived in the 148th Militia District of Greene County in the area around Penfield. Appointed 2nd Sergeant of Company E, 3rd Regiment Georgia State Troops October 14, 1861. He completed his enlistment and then enlisted as a private in Company K, 44th Georgia Infantry Regiment on May 1, 1862....
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Pvt William Vincent Bowles
44th Georgia Infantry - Co. K
Son of Jesse B. Bowles and Jane (Bennett) Bowles. In 1850 he appears with his parents in the 160th Militia District at the southern tip of Greene County. Living in Greene County near Woodville in 1860. Enlisted as a Private in Greensboro on March 4, 1862. Wounded at Chancellorsville, Virginia, May 2, 1863. While home on furlough he married Margaret M. Dennis in Greene County on February 10, 18...
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Pvt Samuel Holes
1st Minnesota Cavalry "Mounted Rangers" - Co. D
Rank was WAGONER
Mustered in Oct. 16, 1862. Mustered out Nov. 4, 1863.
Immediately following the August 1862 uprising, Samuel Holes helped to design and build a fort in St. Cloud which was given the name 'FORT HOLES'.
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Capt Lewis Job Egbert
59th Ohio Infantry - Co. C
From Georgetown O. Two sons,Jerome and Corydon also served in war.Armed with Henry rifle #1074.His wife,Mathilda died as result of Morgans raid.L.J.Egbert resettled his family in LaSalle Co.Illinois.
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Asst Surg Jerome Buckner Egbert
97th Ohio Infantry
with the regiment its full term of service.
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Pvt Samuel Bradford
29th North Carolina Infantry - Co. H
samuel was killed Feb.3 1862 Jonesbourgh Tenn.
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Pvt JOHN YOUNG
72nd North Carolina Infantry - Co. C
IN 1864, JOHN ENLISTED IN COMPANY C OF THE 4TH BATTALION,N.C. JUNIOR RESERVES. IN EARLY 1865, THE 4TH,7TH AND 8TH BATTALIONS WERE CONSOLIDATED TO FORM THE 3RD REGIMENT,N.C. JUNIOR RESERVES.THIS REGIMENT WAS ALSO KNOWN AS THE 72ND N.C. TROOPS
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Musician WILLIAM AUGUSTUS REICH
26th North Carolina Infantry
GUS REICH WAS A MEMBER OF THE REGIMENT'S BRASS BAND WHICH CAME FROM SALEM, N.C. HE WAS WELL KNOWN FOR A MAGICAL ACT HE DID BOTH DURING AND AFTER THE WAR AND WAS CALLED 'THE WIZZARD OF THE BLUE RIDGE'.
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Braxton D. Marrs
29th Virginia Infantry - Co. I
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Sgt Samuel Robinson
136th Illinois Infantry - Co. K
Died 1878 buried at Wise-Robinson Cemetery, Johnson Co., IL
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George Reinhardt/Raynard
9th Maine Infantry - Co. D
George is my great great great grandfather. He was born in Canada Jan 22 1834 and resided in Binham/Solon and Skowhegan Maine from about 1848 till his death in the 1920's. I recently found that he was a POW at Salisbury Prison, NC. He was taken as of Dec. 1, 1861 and released in May/June 1862. I am interested in finding relatives of other 9th ME POW's from this time frame. I have no oral his...
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Maj David McKee Claggett
17th Kentucky Infantry - Co. D
Although from Elkton, KY, David McKee Claggett was an Assistant County Clerk in Hopkinsville, Christian, KY prior to joining the Union army. His service began on 1 Oct. 1961 and he was discharged in Jan. 1865 in Louisville, KY. He was first elected Captain, then during the war was promoted to Major.
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Sgt Lemuel Milton Boyd
27th Louisiana Infantry - Co. E
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Musician Albert Wap(p)ler
26th Wisconsin Infantry
also listed in 2nd Battalion, Veteran Reserve Corps
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Pvt Daniel Ross Cox
36th Virginia Infantry - Co. C
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