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2nd New Jersey Cavalry

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Company B

Private

1837-1925 Camden NJ
Contributor Mike FlynnDate added 2/11/2015

Company B

2nd Sergeant

No family notes have been added.
Contributor GREG COLEMANDate added 11/28/2007

Company B

Private

Captured at Battle of Brice''s Crossroads, June 10-12 1864. Sent to Andersonville Prison. Was released November(?) 1864 in failing health. Returned home to New Jersey and died in January, 1865.
Contributor Bob CorbettDate added 1/24/2005

Company F

Private

Great-Great-Grandfather William Conover Smith of William Emerson Smith JR, William C. Smith is interred at Hillside Cemetery in Scotch Plains, NJ, Brass/Bronze Flag Holder to left of Head stone,inside center of Star GAR 1861-1865. Co. F. 2N.J. Cavalry, RIP April 07, 1940.
Contributor William Emerson Smith JRDate added 4/20/2014

Company G

Private

Enlisted in Company I, New Jersey 2nd Cavalry Regiment on 06 Sep 1864. Mustered out on 29 Jun 1865 at Vicksburg, MS. I know George Seebach was in the (GAR) I would like more Info,
Contributor Robert MacDonaldDate added 2/23/2011

Company K

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Joseph MoureyDate added 4/28/2006

Company K

Private

Private Davis was born on August 29, 1844 in Burlington, New Jersey. He enlisted on September 6, 1864. It was either on January 2 or 3 in 1865 that Davis was injured in battle. He was discharged at Saint Louis, Missouri on August 4, 1865. Private Davis died on March 31, 1923 in Burlington, New Jersey and was buried on April 4, 1923 at Odd Fellows Cemetery in Burlington. He was survived by his four children. His wife had died 16 days before he did.
Contributor Arturo E. LaraDate added 4/6/2015

Company K

Private

my great grandfather micheal wisker joined the 2nd new jersy cavalry in the fall of 1864 at the age of 30 .the regiment was stationed in mississippi at the time.pvt wisker was discharged shortly after the war in the city of vicksburg ,miss.
Contributor stephen wiskerDate added 10/1/2012

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