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22nd Illinois Infantry

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15 entries

Company A

Rank unknown

Also member of Company H, same regiment.
Contributor John MarlerHomepage www.AppomattoxTours.comDate added 10/10/2005

Company A

Sergeant

Samuel Smith enlisted from Trenton, IL 11 Jun 1861 and served in the 22nd 3 years to 7 Jul 1864. Contracted typhoid and 'malarial fever' near Corinth. Recovered and was wounded at Stones River and on the first day of Chickamaga. Mustered out in Springfield, IL after the unit was pulled from the line in GA after the assault on Kennesaw. Returned to Springfield, IL, where he married, became a saloon keeper and was father of four girls.
Contributor James DelaneyDate added 7/22/2006

Company B

Private

Wounded at the battle of Stone's River on Sept. 19, 1863. Died at the Old Soldier's and Sailor's Home in Quincy, IL in 1898.
Contributor Elaine B. RepkingDate added 9/18/2010

Company C

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Don CarpenterDate added 9/9/2013

Company C

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Daniel FoleyDate added 10/21/2007

Company D

Private

Pvt Co D 22 IL inf; Born KY; Home: Greenville, Bond Co, IL; age 19 years; 5' 9 3/4'; light hair; blue eyes; fair complexion; single; Occupation: farmer; Joined 25 Jun 1861, Caseyville, IL by Capt Hubbard for 3 years; mustered in 25 Jun 1861; wounded and listed as missing at Battle of Stone River, TN; arrested for desertion in 1863 and pardoned; re-enlisted
Contributor Beverly Coleman SimpsonDate added 8/24/2010

Company D

Private

Pvt Co D 22 IL inf; born KY; Home: Greenville, Bond Co., IL; age 17 years; 5'6 1/2'; light hair; blue eyes; fair complexion; single; Occupation: farmer; Joined 25 Jun 1861 Caseyville, IL by Capt. Hubbard for 3 years; Mustered in 25 Jun 1861, Caseyville, IL; Died Cairo, IL 27 Sep 1861 of chronic diarrhea before ever seeing battle; buried unknown.
Contributor Beverly Coleman SimpsonDate added 8/24/2010

Company D

Private

Transferred to 42nd IL (Consolidated)
Contributor Matt AndersonDate added 6/5/2005

Company E

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Ralph HanauerDate added 12/3/2009

Company E

Private

Joined 25 Jun 1861 Captured 20 Sept 1863 Battle of Chickamauga Died and buried as POW Andersonville, GA 5 Apr 1864
Contributor Edd MarksHomepage http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=phacops&id=I36920Date added 2/18/2016

Company E

Sergeant

Served 1861-7/7/64. Jim Murray moved to Marion County after discharge. Lost an arm, not sure which engagement. Farmed west of Patoka, married Elizabeth Crowder and had three sons. I am a great-grand-daughter. He died in 1926 and is buried at Pratt Cemetery near his homestead (part of which is now Lake Carlisle)
Contributor Ramona MillerschoenDate added 9/18/2006

Company E

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Bob ConnerHomepage http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/24485855/familyDate added 3/28/2014

Company H

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Chris ColemanDate added 11/21/2012

Company I

Sergeant

Wounded at Chicamaugua, settled in Iowa after war. Married Laura Thomas
Contributor James W. BrooksDate added 6/22/2006

Company I

Private

My 2G-grandfather. Born Nov 1836, Westmoreland County PA. Died Aug 1905, Waldron, Scott County AR. Buried at Pilot Prairie Church. Mustered in June 25, 1861 Caseyville Ill. Sent to hospital in Harrisburg Tenn July 1862. There until sent to Hospital Nashville Tenn Jan 1863. Then to Murfreesboro Tenn in May 1863. ''Discharge for disability by order Gen'l Rosecrans, Aug 29, 1863.'' ''Discharged Bridgeport Ala. Aug 29, 1863, by order Gen'l Rosecrans for disability final statements given.'' Muster-out Roll, Springfield Ill. July 7, 1864. Declaration for Invalid Pension, Ellis County Texas, 25 November 1896. ''That he is Totally unable to earn a support by reason of (chronic diarrhoea(sic), piles disease, abdominal viscera inguinal hernia of right side incurred in the service and line of duty on the march from Tapula (Tupelo) to Corinth Miss. on June 11, 1862 by carrying cartridges without shoulder straps, and general disability.''
Contributor John M DavidsonDate added 4/7/2018

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