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Union service · Missouri
49th Missouri Infantry
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Company A
Private
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Company A
Private
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Company A
Corporal
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Company B
Private
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Company C
Captain
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Company D
Private
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Company D
Private
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Company D
Private
My gggfather of Mexico, missouri
Company E
Private
he enlisted as a private in Co. E, 43rd Regiment of Missouri Infantry of the Union Army.[12] Amulek enlisted on August 18, 1864, and fifty-eight days later, on October 15, saw action for the first and last time at the Battle of Glasgow (Missouri). It was a Confederate victory, and 400 Union soldiers were forced to surrender. Confederate Col. Jeff Thompson paroled them, and they were allowed to return home. Amulek soon received orders to report for duty to a military hospital in St. Joseph, where he worked as a cook for the last six months of the war.[13]
Company E
Private
My great grandfather, Noah Newton Kaufman served in Company E, the 49th Missouri Infantry. Additional information welcomed. He died in the Missouri State Asylum in Nevada, Missouri.
Company E
Private
William H Mumford and Thomas B Mumford were brothers from Lincoln County, MO.
Company E
Private
William H Mumford and Thomas B Mumford were brothers from Lincoln County, MO.
Company E
Private
Frederick Vieth is my great grandfather.
Company G
Rank unknown
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Company H
Private
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Company H
Private
1847-1920 Pike County Illinois transferred to Company K toward the end of his enlistment.
Company I
Captain
Working on a book about the 49th Missouri Volunteer Infantry (US). Looking for letters, diaries, photos, etc.
Company I
Private
My great grandfather.
Company K
Private
Mr. Lefholz is my Great Grandfather on my Mother's side. He enlisted at Warrenton, MO on Dec. 8, 1864. He was at the Battle of Spanish Fort (Mobile) on Apr. 8, 1865. He was mustered out on Dec. 7, 1865. He died in 1920 and is buried in the Oak Grove (Missouri) Cemetery.
Company Field & Staff
Surgeon
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