Company C
Private
Company C,4th Missouri Cavalry State Militia-Bugler
Enlisted at Maryville,MO.19 Mar 1862.Buried Hopkins,MO.
Union service · Missouri
4th Missouri Cavalry
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Company D
Private
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Company E
Private
He spent time at Vicksburg (where he was injured), Helena, Arkansas (where he caught dysentery), and Union City, Tennessee (where he was captured and sent to a prisoner of war camp -- Libby Prison in Virginia...where he sufferred from complications from the elements...severe arthritis problems).
Company E
Corporal
Victor was a German from Belgium who immigrated in 1850from Antwerp, Belgium to New Orleans arrived June 8, 1850 on the Ship George Stevens. He was a farmer. He lived in Jefferson Co., Mo. Married Mahalie Kidd nee Lowe. Lived in St. Louis Mo
in 1880 died in 1881.
Company E
Corporal
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Company G
Private
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Company G
Private
Was wounded in the throat in the Battle of Mine Creek (also known as Battle of Osage), Linn County, Kansas on 25 Oct 1864. He was in hospital in Mound City, Linn County, Kansas and died there from his wound on 30 Oct 1864.
Company G
Private
Official Record Film No. M390 roll 28
Company G
Private
Clark Caswell LEAMING, b. 1823, Hamilton Co. IN; d. 1901. Son of Jeremiah Kellogg Leaming and Lydia Caswell. Film No. M390 roll 28
Company I
Private
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