145th Indiana Infantry

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Headstone Civil War marking Co. A 145th Ind. Inf. Location is in Mount Eden Cemetery Little York, IN.

Basil had three brothers who were Union soldiers from Randolph county, Henry Clay who was in the 69th Indiana infantry, Foster, who was in the 93th Indiana infantry and died in the war. Reuben H who was in the 145th and a company with Basil.

Reuben was in the 145th along with his brother Basil in company A. They had two other brothers in the conflict, Foster in the 93th indiana infantry lost his life in the war. Henry Clay Hunt was in the 69th indiana infantry.

Died Walton, Georgia March 8, 1865. Unknown burial.

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Buried: Leavenworth KS Military Cemetry

Mustered in 16 August 1861 as corporal CO B Promoted to Lt Col 15 June 1865 Mustered out 25 January 1866 Cuthbert, Georgia

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My great-great-grandfather on my mother side,looking for pictures of the regiment

Name: Virgel B. McDermed Residence: Shoals, Indiana Enlistment Date: 26 Jan 1865 Rank at enlistment: Private State Served: Indiana Service Record: Enlisted in Company D, Indiana 145th Infantry Regiment on 26 Jan 1865. Mustered out on 21 Jan 1866 at Cuthbert, GA. Died Dec 1904, Cale, Martin Co, IN. Buried in Modrel Chapel Cem, Crane Naval Weapons Depot, Martin Co, IN.

Enlisted: 31 Jan. 1865 for 1 year at Columbus, IN; Personal description: age 32, born in Martin County IN, dark hair, dark complexion, grey eyes, 5'9'; On daily duty as guard - Georgetown, GA; Mustered-out: 21 Jan. 1866 at Macon, GA; Retained: 1 waist belt, 1 plate, 1 bayonet scabbard;

This is the father of Jesse D. and William M Bradley who both served in co. F of the 28th Illinois volunteers. Jesse D. (my Great-great Grandfather) was severely wounded at Shiloh and received a pension from the Army. His brother served until 1864 when his enlistment was up. The father went in at age 51 and served until the wars end. He is buried in Niles Kansas and his gravestone lists his unit information. Jesse D. is buried in Haskew Cemetery on the remote plains of Oklahoma...I think William is buried in Abilene Ks...but I have not seen his grave.

Emery Knotts was born in Butler County, Ohio in 1842. He moved to California after the war and settled in Nipomo, CA. He established the town's first saloon and then gave his business to his son, Ralph 'Jocko' Frederick Knotts who combined the saloon with his brother's (Burnett) next-door café and the neighboring tamale shop to create Jocko's Saloon and Steakhouse which is still located in Nipomo to this day. Emery died in 1912 and was buried in Arroyo Grande Cemetery. He was an active business man on the Central Coast of California as well as a active member of the G.A.R.

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Elijah was from Morgan County, IN. Enlisted: Feb. 6, 1865, mustered out: Jan 21, 1866 at Cuthbert, GA