Illinois Civil War Muster and Descriptive Rolls Database:
     Dodge, Amos - Pvt - Co G - 100 IL US INF
     Residence, Joliet, Will Co, IL; Joined 6Aug1862 - Homer, IL; Age 26; Born, Erland, VT
     Height, 5' 6-1/2"; Hair, brown; Eyes, blue; Complexion, light; Single, Farmer
     Trans to Pioneer Brigade

Honor Roll Illinois Veteran's Commission, Oct. 1, 1956:
     Amos Dodge - Pvt - Co G - 100 IL INF
     Died, 6Apr1909; Buried, Brooks Cemetery, Homer Twp, Lockport, IL, Lot 28

www.suvcwdb.org - Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War: Grave Register:
     Dodge, Amos - 100 Illinois Infantry
      Died, 6Apr1909; Buried, Brooks Cemetery, (Homer) Will Co, IL

From Will Co, IL USGenWeb Necrologist Report:
    Amos Dodge was born in Orland, Vermont, January 31st, 1835, and when but ten years old came to Will county with his parents. They settled at first in Dupage township, but after a few years went to Homer township, which was thereafter his home. At the breaking out of the Civil War, he enlisted in the 100th Illinois Regiment, and did good service until the close of the war. He died at his home in Homer April 6th, last [1909].

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