Civil War Genealogy Database
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13th US Infantry
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Daniel Flynn Chase - Major
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Daniel Flynn Chase served Military Storekeeper of Ordanance on October 26, 1861
He served in the war with Mexico and relocated to Greeley, Iowa. After the Civil War his family moved to Howard, South Dakota.
He was born January 20, 1824 in New York
He died April 13, 1893 in Howard, South Dakota
He married Saley (Sara) Sophia Howe D.A.R.
Daniel Flynn Chase was the 3rd Great Grandfather of William M. Gorman
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Contact Name:
William Gorman
Contact Email:
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Contact Homepage: http://Montalona.com
Date Added: 6/17/2011
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Company Unknown
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B. Frank Richards - Unknown
Contact Name:
jb richards
Contact Email:
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Date Added: 11/25/2011
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Company A
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Nathaniel George Clement - 1st Sergeant
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From his honors at Vicksburg, he was recommended by Sherman for promotion to Captain of the 2nd Mississippi Infantry, later the 52nd USCI. He was later breveted to Major.
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Company C
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Philo Curtis Bissell - Private
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Philo C. Bissell was born in 1836 in Pontiac, Michigan, son of Daniel V. Bissell of Randolph, Vermont. He is listed in the Civil War Pension Index, filed 1878, by widow Isabella M. Underwood on behalf of his children Rosanna Bissell and Arthur Curtis Bissell. When the Civil War ended, Philo went out West in 1867 to seek his fortune, leaving his family behind in Iowa. The last letter received from him described an Indian attack on some white settlers across the river from where he was camped. He was never heard from again and his widow went on to marry George Underwood.
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Contact Name:
Cheron Gibson
Contact Email:
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Date Added: 1/27/2006
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Company C
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Joshua Franklin Hill - Private
Contact Name:
Carrol R. Christian
Contact Email:
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Date Added: 11/7/2007
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Company H
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William C Ecker - Private
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Company K
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Otto Voit - Unknown
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Served in US 7th Cavalry 1866-1898. Awarded Congressional Medal of Honor in 1878.
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