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114th Illinois Infantry
Company A
August Hansmeier - Private
He and his brother, Simon, mustered in on September 18, 1862. They were both taken prisoner at the seige of Vicksburg and survived prison at Andersonville. August's life was saved in Andersonville because maggots ate the diseased flesh from his wounds. He was mustered out on August 3, 1865.
Contact Name: Mary Vallelian
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Date Added: 4/26/2006

Company A
Simon Hansmeier - Private
Taken prisoner with his brother, August, during seige at Vicksburg. Survived prison at Andersonville. Stories he told his grand-daughter (my great-aunt) include how there was so little drinking water at Andersonville that the prisoners prayed constantly for rain. One day an underground spring burst forth to supply the thirsy men with clean water. All claimed it was divine providence. Simon and August have their names engraved inside the Illnois monument at Vicksburg Military Park in Mississippi.
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Date Added: 4/26/2006

Company B
Jackson Baker - Private
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Date Added: 5/27/2005

Company B
Andrew Hall - Private

Captured at the Battle of Guntown, Mississippi, on June 10th, 1864. Sent to Andersonville Prison.
Contact Name: E. M. Friedrich
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Date Added: 12/2/2009

Company B
James Hall - Private
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Contact Name: E. M. Friedrich
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Date Added: 12/2/2009

Company B
william t willis - Private
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Date Added: 2/20/2006

Company F
Frederick Ice - Private
Frederick was born in Germany, was a wagonmaker and enlisted at 19 in Menard Co. He lived in Pleasant Plains Illinois.
Contact Name: George Staab
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Date Added: 4/22/2012

Company F
Christopher C. Smedley - Sergeant
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Date Added: 10/9/2007

Company F
Richard Unknown Smedley - Sergeant
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Contact Name: Ricky L. Johnson
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Date Added: 10/9/2007

Company I
Job Allen - Corporal
Job Allen was my Great-Great Grandfather. He died at Oak Neb. Job Allen was captured at Brice's crossroad and spent one year at Andersonville prison.
Contact Name: Brant Neer
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Date Added: 3/2/2011

Company I
George TrotterRank Unknown
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Contact Name: Gregory Eck
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Date Added: 7/2/2008

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