44th Indiana Infantry

Looking for info on possible reletive

Son of Valentine and Eliza Connor Moore. Was 20 when he enlisted on 1862, 5''9''. 160 lbs, blonde hair, blue eyes. Grew up in Sullivan Co IN, one of 12 children. While in the service he was afflicted with sustroke and dysentary. Suffered with failing health attributed to his service until he died in 1885. Married to Mary Ann Okes ( Oaks) when he returned from the war and had 9 children.

I just found information today that my husband's great grandfather was in the 44th Illinois Regiment. His name was Lewis Thompson, a middle initial is shown as Y., but other sources say his middle name was Zachary.

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Died of Illness at Calhon ky 1863

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Note: I am not a relative of Capt. William H. Cuppy. I have researched the life of his nephew, the humorist Will Cuppy, and believe that Capt. Cuppy's service should be recorded here. I owe most of the details to Margaret Hobson's 'The Iron Men of Indiana's 44th Regiment: Part 1: Biographies and Regimental Statistics,' 2012, p. 77. ISBN 0988948907, 9780988948907 Capt. William H. Cuppy, b. about 1836 in Wayne County, Ind. d. July 15, 1862, in South Whitley, Whitley County, Ind. Enrolled in 44th Indiana Volunteer Infantry, Oct. 16, 1861. Mustered in Nov. 22, 1861. Received severe wound in thigh at Ft. Donelson on Feb. 16, 1862. Sent to Henderson, Ky., for surgery, but ball remained in thigh. Returned to regiment May 5, 1862. 'After having partially recovered from the wound and an attack of typhoid fever, expecting a great battle at Corinth, he rejoined his Co., hoping after the engagement to be able to return home and regain his health.' Requested leave Jun. 14, 1862, and reached home on June 24, where he died. A tribute, possibly by his commanding officer, Col. Hugh B. Reed, called him 'a good officer-true and faithful-admired by all the officers of the Regiment and his men.' His mother, Sarah Collins Cuppy, filed Pension Application. Pension Certificate #352180. Burial: South Whitley Cem., South Whitley, Ind., Section W, Row 11, #14. Described as 5 feet, 9.5 inches in height and having dark complexion, dark hair, brown eyes. The G.A.R. post in South Whitley was named for him.

Died at Evansville, in an Army hospital, of Typhoid Fever before ever seeing combat.

Ezra was my 4th-great-grandfather.

I dont know much about him besides he enlisted as a corporal and was killed Apr. 6th at Shiloh where he is presently buried.

This is John Giggy''s brother. we are sending for his papers.

when he was discharged he was a sgt. he was wounded twice. we have all his papers

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This is my Great Grandfather. Born 06 Feb 1841 Wayne County, Ohio. Enrolled in the Indiana Infantry Company I, 44th Regiment on 10 Oct 1861 to serve three years. He mustered in 22 Nov 1861 in Ft. Wayne. He was discharged 31 December 1863 at Chattanooga, Tenn and re-enlisted as a Veteran Volunteer. Enrolled on 1 January 1864 and was discharged at Nashville, Tenn on 14 September 1865. He was injured at the Battle of Shiloh and Chickamauga. (Information from discharge papers in my possession)

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Deserted in July, 1862, Pardoned by Gov. Oliver Perry Morton, re-entered the war in the 72nd, in 1864.