NICHOLS, Thomas Henry 2nd Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Company “A” 22nd Independent Battery of New York Light Artillery. MILLER, David - 2nd New York Heavy Artillery
MINARD, William Eli - 28th New York Infantry 9th Regiment Michigan Cavalry Company “H” George Middaugh - 4th Regiment Michigan Cavalry Company “A”Īaron Middaugh -10th Regiment Michigan Infantry Company “I’ Nelson Middaugh -2nd Regiment California Cavalry Company “I”Ĭharles “Walter” Middaugh - 4th Regiment Michigan Cavalry Company “I” MERRILL, Marcus H., 8th Illinois Cavalry, Co. MERRILL, John R., 26th Iowa Volunteer, Co. McAFEE, Robert Land Hughson, Enlisted - Company A, Illinois 46th Infantry Regiment LESLIE, George - 12th Regiment New York Calvary, Company "F" 20th Massachusetts Infantry Company "C" LEON, Alexander - 37th Regiment Massachusetts Infantry Company "G", William Johnson - 8th Regiment Michigan Infantry Company "D" Henry Johnson - 8th Regiment Michigan Infantry Company "C" JENNINGS, William - Union Scout at age 14Ĭharles O. HUNT, Francis - 2nd Regiment Vermont Infantry "born Francis Hunt Carrigan" HUFF, James - 32nd Regiment Nebraska Cavalry Company "D" 104th Regiment Illinois Infantry Company "D" HARDER, Leonard - 22nd Michigan Infantry Company “E” John Geddes - 18th Regiment Iowa Infantry Company "H" Geddes - 8th Regiment Iowa Infantry Company "D", Lt Colonel William Geddes - 28th Regiment Iowa Infantry Company "D" SergeantĬharles Geddes - 16th Regiment Iowa Infantry Company "I"Īndrew J. James Loraine Geddes - 8th Regiment Iowa Infantry Company "D", Brigadier General Samuel Abbot - Surgeon 32th Regiment Wisconsin VolunteersįREEMAN, William L., b. George - 15th Regiment Michigan Infantry Company "U"ĬLOW, Ogden - 23rd Ohio Infantry Company "I"ĬOFFEY, Thomas - 25th Regiment New York Cavalry Company "E"ĬOOKSON, Calvin Wilbert - 24th Regiment New York Cavalry Company "D"ĬRANE, Henry - First Michigan Cavalry Company “L”ĬRANE, Perry - First Michigan Infantry Company “F”ĭAW, Joseph - 22nd Regiment Michigan Infantry Company "K"ĮLLSWORTH, Benjamin - 7th Regiment Michigan Infantry Company "E"įERGUSON, Danforth Edward - 86th Regiment New York Infantry Company "C"įERRIN, Dr. John - 10th Michigan Infantry Company “F”ĬLAY, W. 8th Regiment Illinois Cavalry Company "K"ĬHASE. SanteeīRADT, Christopher aka Christopher Brott - 6th Regiment Michigan CavalryīROWN, Orange Oscar - Confederate Army 9th Regiment Missouri Cavalry (Elliots)īURWELL, John Rice - 8th Regiment Michigan Infantry Company "C"ĬARSON, Albert T. 7th Iowa Cavalry Company”F”īERRY, Mark - Union Navy Ship, S.S.
26th Michigan Infantry Company “K”īAKER, Anthony - 37th Iowa Infantry Company “A” “Grey Beard Regiment”īAKER, David - Iowa Light Artillery, 1st Independent BatteryīAKER, Judson A. 1st Regiment Missouri Engineers Company "B"īAILEY, Levi Leavitt. 9th Regiment Michigan Infantry Company "G"ĪUSTIN, Nelson - 2nd Missouri Cavalry, Merril's Horse Regiment Company "H"ĪVERY, Alanson - Engineer Regiment of the West Company”K” NEW from FAMILY SEARCH - Iowa, Grand Army of the Republic Membership Records, 1861-1949 - born in CanadaĪBELL, Jabez - 89th Regiment Illinois Infantry Company “I”ĪNDREWS, Matthew, 116th Regiment New York Volunteers,ĪRMSTRONG, William C.
#IOWA CIVIL WAR FILE CARDS UPDATE#
In this update we added 5 new soldiers (WE KEEP FINDING THEM! )Ĭontact Bruce C. We have attempted to list all who had any connection with Elgin County and would appreciate your help in adding names or adding to or correcting our information. Willard Camp No 154 of Albany New York of the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War for their information about those with New York State service. We thank the Elgin Military Museum at 30 Talbot Street, St Thomas for their assistance. Of course some returned to Elgin and while others came to Elgin for the first time after their service. Most stayed in the United States after the War, some even receiving bounty land in Kansas and Nebraska. Some even joined as "replacements or substitutes" for conscripted men.
Most were already living in the United States when they enlisted, although some went directly from Elgin. Many men with Elgin County connections were among the more than 50,000 Canadians that served on both sides during the American Civil War from 1861 to 1865.
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