4th Minnesota Infantry

Discharged Vicksburg for disability June 1864 from 49th U.S. C.T. as a 1st Sgt. Took job as QM Agent on island #98 north of Vicksburg. Next spring was a substitute ($300) for a year in 9th Vets Res. Regt., WashDC, and an assistant (1 of 12) to Gen. O.O. Howard in the newly formed Freedsmen Bureau. The two remained friends until the noted general died 1909. Both were from Maine orginally.

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Was slightly injured in the foot in May, 1863 at Vicksburg, MS, died July 10, 1865. He survived the War and was home only a few days when he became entangled in machinery while working at a lumber mill. Was a farmer and is buried at Spring Lake Cemetery, Scott County,Minnesota

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When the war of 1861 broke out this man of 53 years enlisted and three of his sons went with him. The obituary of George says that he was assigned to Co. C., Fourth Minn. which is likely where they were all assigned. George also had the misfortune of being wounded and returned home to be mustered out October 11th 1864 with the rank of Corporal. That date that son Russel and Alonzo came home and were mustered out isn't known at this time.

he served from Sep 26, 1861 to Oct 11, 1864, MN 4th Infantry, Co C., He was a corporal.

served in civil war, 4th MN Infantry, Co C, got out as a corporal

Started in Co. B as 2nd Lt. From Glencoe, Mn. Born NY. Grew up in Horicon, Wi moved to Minnesota before the war and joined the 4th Mn. Buried in Washington state

James S Lawrence was from MN and enlisted from 1864 to 1865

I have the 4th Minn History book by A. Brown 1892. My g. grandfather is mentioned 3 times. He also served on detached duty as 1st Sgt. Co I, 11th LA Inf. a.d. which was later changed to 49th USCT. After his disability discharge in 6/1864 he was QM Agent on Island #98 north of Vicksburg. He also served as assistant to Gen. O.O. Howard in the Freedmens Bureau when he joined up for a one year subsitute enlistment into Co A. 9th Vets Res. Regt, 1865-66.

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His name is mis spelled as Chynous in his records. Hans's was severly wounded in the left thigh at the Battle of Allatoona Pass on Oct. 5, 1964. After his recovery from his wound he re-joined his unit in March. He was with Company F until his muster out.

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Franz Wegner was unable to read or write english, for this reason his pay record, and the unit muster records carry him as France Wagoner, Frank Wagener, Frank Wagoner, and Frank Wagner. He was mustered in to the unit on June 4, 1864, and mustered out on July 19, 1865.

Seeking information on Frederick Brackelsberg. He served in the 4th Minnesota Infantry, Company H. He apparently was either wounded or developed a disease. Returned to Keokuk, IA to recuperate.

John A Dolphin (First_Last) Regiment Name 4 Minnesota Infantry. Side Union Company H Soldier's Rank_In Pvt. Soldier's Rank_Out Corpl. Alternate Name Notes Film Number M546 roll 3 I would like any information that might be available

Born in Norway and came to the U.S. with family in 1853. Orphaned at age 14 and enlisted at age 18 as a drummer boy. Spent 3 years with this regiment. Was discharged 20 December 1864 in Georgia at the end of his enlistment. Became U.S. citizen in 1865. Spent time in Pittsburg Landing Hospital in 1862.

gg grand uncle; married Sarah Cornelia Snider; From Warsaw, Rice County, Minnesota

Drafted 6 June 1864. Part of original unit at Alltoona, GA before the battle. Nov 15-Dec 10 Sherman March to Sea. Got sick on 3 day march from Cheraw, SC to Bentonville, NC. He was at the battles of Bemtonville and Raleigh and the Grand Review of the Armies in Washington DC July 19. Discharged Aug 7, 1865 at St. Paul, MN. Died June 9, 1912.

Enlisted 11/1/1861. Discharged 12/26/1864.

Am looking for info on my Great-great Grandfather who was either in Company A or I 4th Minn. Vol.