60th Indiana Infantry

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Thomas D was actually Regimental Sergeant Major, but you don't seem to include that in your choices. I don't beleive that there was such a rank as Master Sergeant during the Civil War.

Enlisted on November 2, 1861. Received a disability discharge on November 12, 1862.

Abijah Davis, son of Thomas B. and Mary Jane Sample Davis born 9 Sept 1820 - 29 Dec 1908 in Ind; bur. Horner Cem., Lexington Ind. Mar. Aurena 'Matilda' Beck 11 Jul 1851 Jefferson Co., Ind. Children: Mary, Marshall, Robert Eliza Ann, and James Sylvestor. There may be other children I am unaware of. Matilda Beck was b. 10 Jan 1831 NC; parents were Madden Beck and Rebecca Hatley of NC.

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My great great great grandfather immigrated in 1954 from Germany and fought in the Civil War. He mustered out in 1865 and got married a couple months later. My great great grandfather was conceived before he died in 1866.

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Looking for the history of the 60th Indiana Infantry and any direct information on Alexander Colvert would be greatly appreciated.

Joseph Luken (also spelled Luhen) enlisted in 60th Indiana Volunteers 6 Oct 1862 at Ferdinand, Dubois Co. Indiana. At enlistment was 21 years old had blue eyes, brown hair, fair complexion, 5 ft. 11 1/2 inches tall. Was then re-enlisted at Indianapolis, Indiana on 22 Oct 1862 into Co H 3rd Battalion of the 18th Regiment of the US Infantry. Killed at the Battle of Smyrna Church 4 July 1864.

Buried at Chalmette Natl. Cemetary Louisiana.

Also in 13 Indiana Cavalry, Company G.

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