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Joseph Mitchell
Rank Unknown
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Contact Name: Carolyn J McCormick
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Date Added: 4/18/2012

Company C
Samuel Henry Mourning
- Private
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Contact Name: Vicki Whitt
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Date Added: 6/30/2010

Company C
Evander Pennell
- Private
Evander Pennell
- born Belmont Co. Ohio 1845, son of David 'Clark' Pennell and Harriet Artibelle Nichols
- lived Clark Co. IL about 2 years prior to enlistment then Coles Co. area after war
- married Nancy 'Alice' Moore
- buried former I.O.O.F. cemetery west of Humboldt, IL
- enlisted Danville, IL and served Co. C and Co. C consolidated with his brother William Thomas Pennell
- brother-in-law of James A. Alexander who was first cousin of Major Guy S. Alexander both of Co. F and lived Crawford Co. IL
Contact Name: Peggy Pennell
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Date Added: 9/20/2007

Company D
samuel davis
- Private
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Contact Name: Kenneth Cox
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Date Added: 3/14/2004

Company D
Robert Jacob Ford
- Captain
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Contact Name: Carol Chappell
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Date Added: 9/8/2014

Company D
Francis Marion Goff
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Contact Name: Jerry Goff
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Date Added: 7/7/2008

Company F
John Dixon
- Private
G-G-Grandfather
John Dixon served with Co. F, 62nd Ill. Vol. Inf. from Dec. 1863 to March 1866. His regiment was assigned to guard duty at Little Rock and Pine Bluff, Arkansas, and later they moved into the Cherokee Nation (Oklahoma). He died in 1901 from pneumonia after having his leg amputated in a work accident. He had previously applied for a Veteran's pension.
Contact Name: Vince Barker
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Date Added: 9/20/2007

Company G
James P GILPIN
- Private
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Contact Name: Edwin Holt
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Date Added: 1/2/2004

Company G
George Washington Phillips
- Private
George Washington Phillips served with the 62nd Illinois, Infantry, Company G. He was killed during the war by Mr. Vanderpool. Phillips is buried in Little Rock National Cemetery, Sec. 3, Grave 2821. He was survived by his widow, Matilda, and ten children who lived in Carroll Co., Arkansas.
Contact Name: Florence W. Moran
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Date Added: 1/29/2008

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