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22nd Indiana Infantry

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Company Unknown

Lt. Colonel

Killed in Battle of Pea Ridge - March 1862.
Contributor Mark AndersonDate added 11/18/2007

Company Unknown

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Lori Date added 2/12/2015

Company Unknown

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Anne Stutzman StevensDate added 8/16/2013

Company Unknown

Lt. Colonel

LtC, 22nd IN Inf Rgt & Cpt, Co C, 22nd IN INf Rgt & 1Lt, Co E, 22nd IN INf Rgt William H. Snodgrass, 29, was enrolled as a 1st Lt. in Co. E, 22nd Regt for a period of 3 years; enrolled in Madison, IN, by Capt. Wilson. Mustered in 15 Aug 1861 in Indianapolis by Lt. Col. Wood. Promoted to Captain of Co. C 28 Jul 1862. Enrolled 1 Jan 1865 as Major in the 22nd Regt for a period of 3 years; enrolled by Gov. Morton. Discharged 8 Jun 1865 in Louisville, KY, for the purpose of accepting a position as Lt. Col. of the 22nd Regt. Mustered in as Lt. Col. of the 22nd Regt. 9 Jun 1865 in Louisville by L. ?. Scruggs. Discharged at SO #26 A. T. 3 Jul 1865. Died in 1889. 9 Jun 1865 -- Major William H. Snodgrass, 22 Regt., enlisted for 3 years, enrolled 1 Jan 1865 by Gov. Morton, mustered in 9 Jun 1865 at Louisville, KY; by L. H?. Scruggs. Age 33. Discharged at SO #26 A. T., 3 Jul 1865. Promoted Lt. Col. 9 Jun 1865. Capt. Co. C.
Contributor Mark AndersonDate added 1/1/2010

Company A

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Kenneth RoneyDate added 8/31/2008

Company B

Private

Winfield Scott Beck was born about 1833 near Mocksville, Rowan/ Davie Co., NC. Parents: Madden and Rebecca Hatley Beck, moved by 1840 to Clark Co. IN with 9 kids. Winfield married Elizabeth Ann Brown 16 Sept 1856, in neighboring Jefferson Co. IN. Two children: Oren Winfield and Mary Alice Beck were born in Jackson Twp. Jackson Co. IN. Winfield enlisted at Seymour, Jackson Co. IN on 10 Oct 1862. He then moved his family back to Jefferson Co. where he mustered in with Co. B, 22nd Indiana Infantry on 30 Oct 1862. Winfield went missing Dec 31, 1862 at the Battle of Stones River, TN, and died a POW at Montgomery AL in Jan 1863. He was later interred at Marietta National Cemetery, Marietta GA. Daughter Mary Alice Beck married James S. Davis in Jefferson Co. IN. Son, Oren Winfield Beck, married Cornelia 'Kate' Elenbaas, 24 April 1891, Jefferson Co. IN. Both siblings followed cousins and friends to South Tama County, Iowa in 1900s where they remained.
Contributor Bonnie GrimmiusDate added 6/13/2005

Company B

Private

Killed in Battle of Peachtree Creek, 19 Jul 1864.
Contributor Mark AndersonDate added 11/17/2007

Company B

Private

Iam currently a Captain in the USAR and returning home from Afghanistan 2009 -2010.In search of unit photo of my great granfather private Bedford Stanfield of B CO. 22 IN Civil War.
Contributor timothy l stanfieldDate added 12/5/2010

Company C

Corporal

Samuel I. Alexander was captured and sent to Andersonville prison, later transferred to the Florence, SC, stockade, where he died and is buried.
Contributor Nancy FleckDate added 1/30/2015

Company C

Rank unknown

William was from Brown Co., IN
Contributor Carole O'DellDate added 5/11/2013

Company C

Private

(9-7-2009)I have just received the compiled service record from NARA. Andrew enlisted Sept. 19, 1864, fought in Tennessee and Alabama, became ill for a period and sent to Indianapoli; then in January was transported from Indianapolis via rail and ship to Savannah, GA to join Sherman's forces. He caught dysentary along the way, was put in the U. S. Army Hospital in Savannah, and died there on March 20, 1865.
Contributor Stanley LongDate added 9/7/2009

Company C

Private

George was born in 12-4-1840 to Marcus & Rebecca Parmelee. George enlisted on 8-15-1861 at Madison IN. Captain Hester was his enlisting officer. At the age of 20 on 10-11-1861 George died of the fever while in service and supposedly buried at Jefferson City, MO. Burial site unkown.
Contributor Dana ParmerleeDate added 7/6/2008

Company C

Private

Enlisted as a Wagoner - July 11, 1861 Madison,Indiana. Died abt. 1897 Vernon County, Missouri
Contributor Glenda SchwienebartDate added 7/10/2009

Company C

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Charlotte BarnesDate added 8/4/2004

Company D

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Mark OliverDate added 6/9/2009

Company D

Private

The records show his name as Belshazer Swinegar, but the correct spelling is Balthasar Schwaninger. Born in Switzerland, to USA 1854. Enlisted Co. D Aug. 1861. Wounded Battle of Bentonville, NC. Discharged with regiment June 1865. Died 1869. Buried Clark Co., IN site unknown.
Contributor Walker McCullochDate added 1/13/2005

Company D

Private

Robert P. SLAYDEN mustered in 15 AUG 1861 and was discharged on 22 AUG 1864. He was born in 1834 at Washington Co., IN, the son of Joseph SLAYDEN and Elizabeth CAMPBELL. He died 18 JUN 1871 at Decatur Co., IA. He was killed after being struck by lightning. He is buried at Oak Hill Cemetery, Grand River Twp., Decatur Co., IA.
Contributor Cindy GettelfingerDate added 10/2/2003

Company E

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Charlotte DavisDate added 11/28/2006

Company E

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Adam HallDate added 7/6/2007

Company E

Sergeant

Died in May, 1864 near Rome, GA
Contributor Mark AndersonDate added 1/1/2010

Company F

Corporal

Enlisted as a Private on 21 March 1864. Promoted to Full Corporal. Mustered out on 24 July 1865 at Washington, DC.
Contributor Eric StoneDate added 6/5/2010

Company F

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Jan RobinDate added 11/20/2008

Company F

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Eric MaurerHomepage maurerfamily.myheritage.comDate added 1/7/2011

Company H

Private

Also was in Co D, 13th IN Inf Rgt. Died after 1908.
Contributor Mark AndersonDate added 1/1/2010

Company H

Private

Died in 1913
Contributor Mark AndersonDate added 1/1/2010

Company I

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Gilbert M MorseDate added 3/26/2007

Company K

Private

George McGee was killed at the battle of Perryville, KY on October 8, 1862. His parents were Margaret Large and William McGee.
Contributor Cindy AbramsDate added 6/5/2008

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