Our
An
cestors
I hear
etheral whispers, persuasive, soft and still.
Daughters, if you don't remember us, who will?
Baggett, Allen (America
Cagle) Service: IL Private, Company D,
56th Infantry Regiment, Illinois
Prisoner of war (paroled)
Baker, David McHenry (Mary
Elizabeth White, Mary Louise Burkhousen/Burkhouser) Service IL
Bemis, Cassius Clay (none)
Service: IL Private, Company I, 14th Cavalry
Regiment, Illinois
Missing on 31 July 1864 at Macon, Georgia
Clear, James, K. (Nancy Ann
Watters)
Service: IN Private, Company B, 7th Cavalry
Regiment, Indiana
Convey, James Service:
IA Private.
Brothers: John, Lawrence,
Michael Convey.
Convey, John Service: IA Private.
Brothers: James, Lawrence,
Michael Convey.
Convey, Lawrence (Ann Hallett)
Service: MO & IL Sergeant.
Brothers: James, John, Michael
Convey.
Convey, Michael (Ellen C.
Fay) Service: IA
Private. Brothers: James, John, Lawrence Convey
Dockstader, John Henry (Elma A.
Sparks)
Service: NY Full Lieutenant, 2nd Class, Company B,
153rd Infantry Regiment, New York
Goodyear, Frederick (Marie
Brandt)
Service: PA Full Sergeant, Company A, 158th
Infantry Regiment, Pennsylvania
Hess, William W. (Nancy
Elizabeth
'Lizzie' Young) Service: WV Corporal,
Company C, 14 West Virginia Infantry
Hines, John Wesley (Permelia/Matilda
Brown) Service: IL Private, Company K, 120th
Illinois Infantry; brother of Samuel
Hines.
Hines, Samuel (Huldah Malinda VanCleve)
Service: IL Private,
Company K, 120th Illinois Infantry; brother of John Wesley Hines.
Hubbs, Elta Duel (Jared Hubbs)
Service: MO Nurse, Hickory Street Post, USA
General Hopital, St. Louis, Missouri
Lived in Michigan; moved to St. Louis to care for husband, Jared Hubbs,
who was injured in the War; stayed on to nurse at the hospital in St.
Louis.
Leiphart, Jacob P. (Hannorah
Birchard) Service: PA Quartermaster
Sergeant, Company B, 3rd Pro Cavalry Regiment Pennsylvaniia
Livermore, Erastus
P. (Mary Adell Travis)
Service: WI Private.
McCuskey, Homer
Clinton (Emily Jane
Bugh) Service: OH
Private.
Miles, Forest M. (Henrietta
Graham)
Service: IA Private, Company A, 24th Infantry
Regiment, Iowa.
Wounded 10 October 1864 at Cedar Creek, VA; brother-in-law
of Alfred J. Scofield.
Monner,
Nicholas (Mary Arend)
Service: IA Private.
Palmer, Hartwell Haskell (Mary F.
___)
Service: IL Private, Company I, 19th Regiment Illinois
Infantry.
Rice, John Barney (Susan C. Farrow)
Service: AR Private, Union Arkansas Volunteers
Conscripted into the service of the Confederacy; got away as soon
as
possible and joined the Union forces, First Battery Arkansas Light
Artlillery.
Riddle, Charles B. (Mary Jane "Jennie"
Huey)
Service: IL Private, Company H, 105th
Infantry Regiment Illinois
Scofield, Alfred J. (Sarah Ann
Miles)
Service: IA Second Sergeant, Company A, 24th Infantry,
Iowa
Wounded fatally at Champion's Hill,
Mississippi; brother-in-law of Forest M. Miles.
Sergeant, Isaac C. (Sylvia Emily
Edgbert)
Service: IL Corporal, Company I , 69th
Illinois US Infantry;
Company D, 28th Illinois US Infantry; Company E, 91st
Illinois US Infantry.
Sheele/Sheely, Adolph (Marie/Mary
Puls) Service: WI
Private.
Sprinkle, William H. (Harriet
Mathias) Service: OH Artificer.
Stewart, John (Catharine
Overholt) Service: PA Private
Tharp, Alfred (1. Emma?; 2.
Harriet?)
Service: OH Private.
Brothers: David, Nelson Tharp
Tharp, David Amos (Sarah Elizabeth
Sanders)
Service: OH Full Sergeant, Company H, 90th Infantry
Regiment, Ohio
Brothers: Alfred, Nelson
Tharp.
Tharp, Nelson (none) Service: OH
Private, Company G, 25th Infantry Regiment Ohio
Wounded 30 November 1864 at Honey Hill, South Carolina; died of wounds
11 January 1865 at Hilton Head,South Carolina; buried
at Beaufort
National Cemetery, Hilton Head, South Carolina.
Brothers: David, Alfred Tharp.
Thayer, Andrew J. (Elizabeth
Ferguson)
Service: IL Private, Company I, 2nd Illinois
US Light Artillary
Brother of Caleb H. Thayer.
Thayer, Caleb H. (Joanna Murphy)
Service:
IL Private, Company A 9th Illinois Cavalry
Past commander of the Bartleson Post G.A.R. in
Joliet. Brother of Andrew J. Thayer.
Thomas, George Spencer (Abigail Olney
Northrup)
Service: RI Corporal, Company H, 4th Rhode
Island US Infantry
Died in the war. Brother of William
Thomas.
Thomas, William (Lucinda Holding)
Service:
Captain, Navy
The last ship's captain to sail from the port
of New Orleans under the Stars and Stripes before the blockade was
established; brother of George S. Thomas.
Westcott, John (Mary Frances
Havens)
Service: RI Sergeant, Company H, 4th Rhode Island
US Infantry
Willby, George (Laura Born)
Service: NY Private, Company F, 126th
Infantry Regiment, New York
Prisoner of War at Harper's Ferry (paroled).
Worcester, Alfred Jackson (Laura Lana E.
McCollister) Service: IL Full
Lieutenant 1st class, Company D, 14th Infantry Regiment, Illinois
Wright, William
A. Service: IA Corporal