9th Indiana Cavalry

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Enlisted as a Private on 18 December 1863 Enlisted in Company C, 9th Cavalry Regiment Indiana on 18 December 1863. Promoted to Full Lieutenant 2nd Class on 06 July 1864 effective 04 August 1864 Promoted to Full Lieutenant 1st Class on 01 July 1865 (Not Mustered) Mustered out Company C, 9th Cavalry Regiment Indiana on 28 August 1865 in Indianapolis, IN.

John served in the 9th Cav. after having been discharge for medical disability from the 27th Inf. Indiana. He enlisted on 20 Oct 1864 and mustered out on 28 Aug 1865 at Indianapolis, IN.

Was member of the first New Castle Guards, a group of mainly Civil War veterans organized Jul 1871 in Indiana.

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Enlisted as a Private on 23 November 1863. Enlisted in Company H, 9th Cavalry Regiment Indiana on 23 November 1863. Died Company H, 9th Cavalry Regiment Indiana on 15 April 1864.

Killed at Nashville, Tennessee 1864.

Enlisted in Indianapolis on January 20 or 26, 1864, during the original organization of Company I, for a term of three years. His Company Muster-In Roll record records his age as 22 years and his muster-in date as February 3, 1864. He had been a resident of Eel River Twp., Hendricks Co., Indiana. His Company Muster Rolls report he was hospitalized (Nashville and Gallatin, TN) with an illness from from November 25, 1864 through at least February 1865. He had returned to his Company by May 1865. He was mustered out at Vicksburg, MS on August 28, 1865. He was recognized with a Distinguished Service notation.

My great great great grandfather enlisted January 7,1864 with Company L 9th Cavalry 121 Indiana Regiment. He was from Monroe County where he left his wife Louisa and young sons. He died in Louisville, KY on January 22, 1865 and is buried in Cave Hill National Cemetery.

Thomas Ladd enlisted in 1862 and discharged in 1865. He was shot in the stomach during a battle when family asked him 'what did you do then' thomas replied 'I shot the S O B in his stomach' this is the earliest records i can find of my Great Grandfather.