Company B
Corporal
Corporal Alexander was born on July 1, 1843 and died on March 10, 1866 in Sangamon County, Illinois.
Union service · Illinois
30th Illinois Infantry
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Company B
Captain
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Company B
Major
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Company C
Private
Wagoneer
Company C
Private
Died at Millen, GA Oct 6th 1864
Company C
Rank unknown
'...died while prisoner of war at Millen, Georgia.'
Company C
Rank unknown
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Company C
Private
Captured at Atlanta and exchanged prisoner in Oct '64
Company D
Private
William R. Tyhurst: 1st Cousin 4x Removed of Trent Johnson
Rank: Private
Company “D” 30th Illinois Infantry
Enlisted: May 18, 1864
Discharged: August 27, 1864
Born: March 31, 1843 Ohio
Died: September 25, 1908 Crawford County, Illinois
Buried: Bellair Cemetery, Annapolis, Crawford County, Illinois
Company E
Private
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Company E
Private
John is my Great Grandfather.
Company E
Private
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Company E
Private
'...died while in service at Rome, NY on July 20th, 1864.'
Company E
Private
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Company E
Private
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Company E
Private
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Company F
Rank unknown
Wagoneer
Company G
Private
Married Sarah A. Bostwick. They had one daughter Nora Louise Beanblossom. David was born 13 Apr 1834 in Darke Co, OH. He died 25 Mar 1899 in Lamar, Barton, MO. He is buried in the Lake Cemetery in Lamar.
Company H
Sergeant
William was my Great-Great Grandfather. The grandfather of my father's mother. He served from November 30, 1863 to July 17, 1865.
Company I
1st Corporal
Handled horses and animals. Was at Vicksburg and Atlanta with General Sherman. Claimed to be Valet to General Sherman.
Company I
Private
Served 1864-1865
Company I
Private
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Company K
Corporal
Simeon enlisted at the age of 47. He had light hair,blue eyes and was six foot. He was discharged on 8 MAR 1862 for diability. He died shortly after. Simeon was born in Butler Co., Ohio and lived in Iowa before moving to Illinois shortly before the war. A farmer he had 11 children and was married to Margaret Wells.