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Labette
L. C. BOLANDER, Oak Wood Cemetary, Parsons, Kansas Stone says "L. C. Bolander Co E 47 OHIO Inf. G. A. R. 1861-1865"
 Thomas Benton Pruitt  buried Oswego City Cemetery Company E 11th Kansas Cav.
My 2nd Greatgrandpa,   Nora Hiatt
Jason W. Peak, Oakwood Cemetery,GAR section Ohio Inf 1842-1938 a relative Janice Baity-Patterson
George T. Peak  Old Montana Cemetery: Co D 121st Reg Ohio Inf 1829-1896
My Great Great Grandfather Jannice Baity-Patterson
Abijah ALLOWAY,  Buried in Oswego Cemetery, Oswego, KS. (b) 26 June 1824, Jackson Co. IN, parents: John ALLOWAY and Jane (CURTIS) Berry.  Married 24 Nov 1846 to Malinda Arnspiger, Jennings Co. IN. Enlisted in Co. "I", 10th Iowa Infantry on 22 Aug 1861; discharged 16 July 1862 at Camp Clear Creek, Mississippi.  Did not draw a pension. Abijah ALLOWAY (Sr.) died in Labette Co. KS on 3 Dec 1874. Info submitted by J.H. Jay ALLOWAY, great grandson and Juanita Alloway,
John Makemson, s/o Robert & Ann Robinson Makemson. B. 1830 Pendleton Co., Ky.  D. Feb. 8, 1906, Neosho Co., Ks. Buried Oakwood Cemetary, Parsons, Ks.Enlisted Co., D, 4th Ky. Cavalry in Tazewell Co., Va. on Aug. 11, 1862. Served for 3 years during which time he was promoted to 2nd Lt.  The 4th Ky. Cavalry was a part of the 1st Cav. Brigade under the command of Gen. John H. Morgan. Not sure where he fought. John married Margaret Wells 1867, Falmouth, Ky. They had ch: Robert, Nancy, & Charles Thomas.  Margaret was d/o Jeremiah & Nancy Moore Wells of Ky. Ann in Ks.
 EDWARD MAHER b. Dec. 11, 1845 Cook Co., Ill. D. July 3 1922, Neosho Co., Ks. Buried at Oakwood Cemetary - Civil War section - Parsons, Ks.  He was s/o Michael Maher & Anna Ryan.  Edward enlisted April 1862 in Co., H, 67th Ill. Inf.  He served for 22 months. He fought at: Belmont, Isl. No. 10, Helena, Vicksburg & received a shell wound to the ankle during fighting at Helena. He returned to Illinois after the War & then with his mother & four brothers set out for California on the Overland Trail.  They arrived in Sacramento in Sep. 1864.  Edward spent two years in that area, then to Idaho, & then back to Ks. He settled near the Osage Indian Mission at St. Paul, Ks. where he worked as a blacksmith.  Later bought land 4 miles north of  Labette Co. line.  Edward
married Harriet Higginbotham in 1869. They had Frank, John, Edward & Anna. Anna later married  Charles Makemson,Contact has been lost with the Mahers that remained in Cal. Ann in Ks

James DRUMMOND son of John Drummond and Catherine Walker, born Oct. 24, 1838 in New Market, Ontario Province, Canada.  He married first Sarah St. John and secondly Rachel Alice Stuck.  He served as Corporal in Co. 1, 72nd Indiana Infantry, Western Branch from July 24, 1862 to July 14, 1866.  He
died July 14, 1916 at the National Home for Disabled Veterans in Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.  He is buried in the National Cemetery at Leavenworth, Kansas.  He and Sarah St. John had one daughter Maryetta Georgia.  He and Rachel Stuck had one son Ira Augustus.  Submitted by great grandson Wayne L. Shields and Kay Shields.  mailto:foxxy63@swbell.net

Joel A. WHITTED served with the 51st Regiment, Indiana Infantry, Company K. Date of birth is unknown, Death in Parsons Kansas was sometime after 1929.  Buried in Mound Valley Cemetery, Mound Valley Kansas, Labette County.  Submitted by the great grandson Bill Bailey.  bbailey@ncamfg.com

Lane

Leavenworth
Union Soldiers buried in Fort Leavenworth National Cemetery
MEDAL OF HONOR RECIPIENTS
Buried Fort Leavenworth National Cemetery  
THOMAS W. CUSTER - Section A,
1488 2nd Lt, Company B, 6th Michigan Cavalry
WILLIAM W. BURRITT - Section 16, Row 5, Grave 7
Private, Company G, 113th, Illinois Infantry
Birth Place Campbell, New York
DANIEL A DORSEY - Section 11, Row 9, Grave 8
Corporal, Company H, 33 Ohio Infantry
Birth Place:  Waterford, Virginia
JOHN S DURHAM - Section 33, Row 10, Grave 18
Sergeant, Company F, 1st Wisonsin Infantry
Birth Place:  New York, New York 1843
WILLIAM GARRETT - Section 32, Row 3, Grave 26
Sergeant, Company G, 41st Ohio Infantry
Birth Place: England
JOHN GRAY - Section 9, Row 1, Grave 23
Private, Company B, 5th Ohio Infantry
Birth Place: Scotland
Confederate soldiers buried in Fort Leavenworth National Cemetery:
JOHN BURLAND  Co D 7th Mo Cav  Section D, Grave 1074
BENJ H MOULTON  (no info listed)  Section D, Grave 1075
J W BAYNE Co B 12th Mo Cav  Section D, Grave 1076
M K JONES Co B 12th Mo Cav Section D, Grave 1038
JOHN A HALSTON  Co H  FRISTOES'S REGT MO Cav  Section D, Grave 1149
GEORGE W BRASHEAR  SEARCY'S BN MO SHARP SHOOTERS  Section D, Grave 1009
JESSIE GREGG SEARCY'S BN MO SHARP SHOOTERS  Section D, Grave 1014

Amos Hodgeman From Leavenworth  mailto:BenjaminHodgeman@aol.com
 A.J. SANSONI-died Feb 9, 1916.  buried in Leavenworth National Cemetery - he died at the Nation Military Home. Lived in Leavenworth, Kansas the last 16 yrs of his life. But served and enlisted in California.
Anthony J. Sansoni was from Livorno, Italy and appears in Marysville,California in1854. Married in San
Francisco in 1855,   August 21, 1861   Elected " Steward of Marysville Rifles",  had a son in Marysville in 1862,
enlisted December 27, 1864-Fort Point, California with the California Volunteers.  He was a First-Lieutenant of
Captain Chas. G. Hubbard Company G.  Eight Reg't of Infantry California Volunteers.  .  His tour was spent at
the post of Alacatraz Island, Harbor of San Francisco.  Discharged October 24, 1865.   Have  more data, his
pension record etc.  Would, should he be included on this page ?  or on a California page, (which they don't
have.) I would be very happy if he was included.   Thank you for your time. Linda (Sansoni) Hoffman
Seth (or "Sude" or "Seede") Schuster was a private in Company F, Tenth Kansas Infantry.
William Payne buried in Leavenworth County at the Jarbalo Cemetery (Fall Creek)  served with the 17th Kansas Infantry Company C. And the 16th Kansas Cav Company E.
John Ferguson, buried in Leavenworth County at the Jarbalo Cemetery (Fall Creek) served with the 21st New York Cav. Company K. Submitted by Barbara Brizendine Great Granddaughter of both men
Henry F. Edmondson was born in 1839. He married Nancy E. BALTIMORE IN 1862 in the Choctaw Nation. In September 1863 he enlisted as a private in the First Arkansas and served with that unit until discharge as First Lt. in August 1865. He died at the National Home, Leavenworth, Kansas 1901 George Edmondson g.edmondson@verizon.net

Leavenworth Co Ks   Greenwood Cemetery  now in city limits of Leavenworth Ks  veterans found in this the oldest registered cemetery in Ks chartered at Lecompton territorial capital
Sargent Fredrich Duerr of co I 1st Kansas Infantry  no dates on military stone
Corporal Charles F. Bohme  of co I 1st Kansas Infantry brn 26 Oct 1833 died 16 Feb 1879 military stone
Lieut. Charles M. Scearce of co K  53 USCI no dates on military stone
Corporal Linton E. Watrous  of 20th Kansas Infantry  died 14 Jul 1910 military stone
Lieut. J. M. Sutherland Adjt. of 59th Indiana Infantry no dates military stone
H. H. Pullen MTDT Volunteer  Mexican War no dates military stone
submitted for your information by Arlen Flanagan & Wilbur D. Russell,

Lemuel Evans, and is burried in the Hubble Hill cemetery in Tonganoxie, Kansas.enlisted in the Union Army (Co D, 1st Regiment Kansas Infantry) at Ft Leavenworth.  He march to Wilson Creek south of Springfield, Mo. where he was critically wounded in battle on August 10th, 1862 after taking a bullet through his right eye.  He survived this injury returned to Kansas to become a very successful farmer, real estate and insurance agent.He died on January 20th, 1921      N5STAR
ALBERT JEFFERSON WELLS (WELCH) He is buried in Leavenworth,Ks. at Bethel Cemetery. He was in the 13th Missouri Inf. Co.D. There are no dates on his tombstone. I would like to find his D.O.B.,D.O.D. place of birth,parents,siblings,anything. He married Lucretia Sinkhorn in Leavenworth 03/30/1876.  Dwayne Mann
David B. Mosher born 2 April 1844 Mendon, Monroe County New York. He served with Company B. 19 th Wisconsin Infantry.  David lived in the Old Soldier's Home in Leavenworth Kansas, but was home on a visit with his family near Lansing Kansas when he died on 28 December 1917. He is buried in the Soldier's Home
Cemetery, Leavenworth, Kansas.
Jean Robison  Coffeyville, Kansas

Lincoln
Hiram DEEDS Buried in City Cemetery, Lincoln, KS  born Dec. 18, 1840 in Lake Co, OH, son of Jesse G. DEEDS and Mary RAWSON.  Came to Kansas and settled in Lincoln County in 1878.  Died Nov. 20, 1917 in Osborne Co. KS.  .Served in Company E. 23 Regiment, Ohio Infantry.
--submitted by Bill Sowers
 
Ferdinand Erhardt  Buried in Lincoln Cemetery in Lincoln, KS:
 born in Wurtemberg, Germany Oct 19, 1829.  Came to the US in 1854 and to St. George, KS in 1858.  He enlisted Company K, 11th Kansas Cavalry in 1862 and was mustered out in Fort Leavenworth in 1865.  He died in Lincoln, KS September 30, 1910.  More information is available in"Pioneer History of Kansas" by Adolph Roenigk, Reprinted by the Lincoln County Historical Society in 1973.  Chapter XVI, page 110.  Clarence Suelter
Ferdinand Erhardt, Buried City Cemetery, Lincoln, KS
B. Osswiel, near Ludwigsburg, Wuertemberg, Germany, Oct. 19, 1229 D. Sept. 30, 1910, Lincoln, KS Emigrated to US 1854. Settled near St. George, Pottawatomie Co., KS 1858. Enlisted in Co. K, 11th Kansas Volunteer Infantry (later Cavalry) Sept. 15, 1862. Participated in battles of Cane Hill and Prairie Grove, near Fayetteville, Ark, Dec. 1862; Big & Little Blue and Westport, Oct. 1864; Platte Bridge, Dakota (now Wyoming) Terr., July 1865. Settled in Lincoln Co. as farmer in 1867, where he lived the remainder of his life. Submitted by Robert L. Aufdemberge, Auburn, KS (great-grandson of F. Erhardt)

This gentleman was my Grandfather. He was born in Ohio and served 3 yrs. and three months Co. M 1st Regiment Ohio Light Artillery in the Civil War. Homesteaded in Lincoln County near the Town of Vesper and is buried in the Vesper  Cemetery. Would like to hear from any relation who may have information. cymiller@ikansas.com
 
 
 

 

Linn
George Thomas Tracy LaCygne city cemetary in Linn County. He was in Company D, Tenth Kansas Infantry. I also have a photo of the grave of my great-grandfather's first company officer, Captain Eli Snyder, Company D, Tenth Kansas, Osawatomie.
William HENRY enlisted as a private in Company G, 12th Regiment of the Kansas Infantry on 16 August, 1862, at Paola, Kansas.  He rose in rank to Corporal, on 1 August, 1864, and was discharged on 30 June, 1865, at Little Rock, Arkansas.  William died on 13 July, 1919, in Parker, Linn County, Kansas.  Marion Alcorn
Henry Bascom SCOTT.  Buried at Oakwood cemetery, Linn County. Born in Jefferson County, Ohio 10 December 1838.Arrived in Kansas 1858. Served in Companies D and H, Fifth Kansas Cavalry 1862-1865. Wounded at battle of Helena, Arkansas, 4 July 1863. Died in Centerville, Kansas, 14 December 1925. entry submitted by his great-grandson, Alan Scott Ligda, Issaquah, Washington, 18 June 1998
William HENRY enlisted as a private in Company G, 12th Regiment of the Kansas Infantry on 16 August, 1862, at Paola, Kansas.  He rose in rank to Corporal, on 1 August, 1864, and was discharged on 30 June, 1865, at Little Rock, Arkansas.  William died on 13 July, 1919, in Parker, Linn County, Kansas. Mr. M.E. Alcorn 

William Henry Shattuck enlisted in the Union Army, Sixth Cavalry, Company D on August 17, 1861 at Trading Post, Linn Co., Kansas and served under Captain David Goss.  He was Second Lieutenant of the Company when his three-year enlistment expired then he joined New Company "A", formed of the same Regiment, and was discharged 18 Jul 1865 at DeVolls Bluff, Arkansas.  Fox was the name of William's horse that he rode during the Civil War.  William returned to his Valley Township farm in Linn Co. and married Mary Anstress Barnard on 8 Oct 1865.  William's personal servant, Moses McGlothlin, returned to Linn Co. with him.  
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William Henry Shattuck Again the grim conqueror death, comes, and another sad event has occurred. William H. Shattuck died at his home, Friday morning, September 30 (1887), at
about 3 o'clock, aged 52 years, and on Saturday, the day following, the departed one was followed to the Sawyback school house by one of the largest crowds of relatives and friends, who deplored the loss of a loving husband, a kind father, and an ever helping friend in time of need. The funeral servcies were conducted by Rev. S.P. Cullison, with some very sympathetic remarks from Job, 16th chapter and 22nd verse, after which all paid their last tribute of respect.  The remains were then taken to the cemetery nearby and laid away to rest.  His death, though not unexpected, has saddened the hearts of the entire communtiy.  For the past few months the deceased has suffered untold agonies and has been confined to the house nearly the entire time. He was an old citizen, coming here from Rensselaer county, New York.  He was a first lieutenant in the Union Army.  His virtues and noble character elevated him on a plane above all reproach. The deceased leaves a wife and eight children (Grant, Alden, Jessie, Nettie, Clyde, Josie, Lenora, Ina) to mourn thier loss, but is his everlasting gain.  May the sorrows of his companiion be tempered by the remembrance of his sancitity in that home. LaCygne Jornal, October 8, 1887

Moses McGlothlin Mose McGlothlin, says the LaCygne Journal of April 15, 1927, is dead, and his
death marks the passing of another of the few remaining ones who knew the town in its infancy.  Born in slavey, his early days were spent with his beloved Marse and Mis'tis, and many were the interesting memories he could recall of those days.  At the time of the Civil War he was a boy of perhaps 14, and went through the conflict as the personal servant of Captain William Shattuck of Valley township.  At the close of the war he came with Captain Shattuck to Trading Post.  When W.H. Broadwell opened a drug store in that thriving little city Mose was employed by him to work around the store.  Soon after that he came to the new town of LaCygne and was employed by T.N.
Marshall to herd cattle.  But Mose had been reared as a house servant and soon was employed as waiter at the Dixon House which was the first hotel in the town.  At that time the building comprise the house as it now stands and the house just north of it which was later moved to its present location and two private residences made from the old hotel.  During the stirring times of the early days the Dixon House was a busy place, and many interesting tales of the wild customs of the time when whisky was a common beverage, Mose could relate.  One was of a patron who rode his horse through the wide front door and into the dining room, demanding immediate service, causing wild confusion in which Mose crawled under the table until order was restored.  A few years after when the old LaCygne House was of the railraod enjoyed a flourishing business and all passenger trains on the old Gulf railroad stopped there for meals, Mose was the headwaiter and many times has entertained children of later generations by calling off the bill-of-fare and citing in pantomime his
duties as headwaiter.  A born mimic, characteristic of his race, he could relate stories of early events that cause his hearers to live over again with him these early experiences.  He was kind and gentle and intensely loyal to his white friends.  Surviving him are his wife Ruth and daughter Maude of the home and son Harvey of Joplin. Linn County, Kansas, A History by William Ansel Mitchell (1928) Census, March 1895, Lincoln twp, Linn Co., Kansas Moses McGlothlin, 47, born Missouri Ruth, 36, wife Daisy, 17 Lula, 15, married 25 Dec 1898, William Carter by Rev. W.L. Lyons, Linn Co., KS Harvey, 12 Maudie, 10 Contributed by Irma Shattuck Ward, great-granddaughter of William H. Shattuck


Jack Rogers and his wife have walked these cemeteries listed below and have compiled this list for your research. I certainly appreciate what he has done for the Civil War Reseacher.
CURRY (PLEASANT HILL) CEMETERY
Hazelbaker, Sidney J.   7 Apr 1838-23 Sep 1922. Co. K, 8th IL Inf
EAST MT. ZION CEMETERY
Craig, David R.   13 May 1833-8 Dec 1914.  Co. E, __Iowa Inf
Larkey, Edward   1847-20 Jun 1932.  Co. A, 3rd MO Cav & Co. I, 6th MO S.M. Cav
Mathews, Harrison F.   1841-1925.  Co. A, 12th Kan Inf
GOODRICH CEMETERY
Alexander, J.T.   22 Mar 1810-7 Jan 1886. U.S. Soldier
Blair, Samuel W.   1830-1912. Co. F, 15th IL Cav
Caldwell, William   1842-1906.  Co. E, 6th Kan Cav
Crooks, Charles N.  11 Dec 1838-12 Dec 1889.  Co. B, 112th IL Inf
Goodrich, James A.   1837-1911.  Co. B, 112th IL Inf
Goodrich, John Samuel   9 Oct 1831-3 Feb 1918.  Co. E, 6th Kan Cav
Holloman, Virgil M.  1834-25 Jan 1917.  U.S. Soldier
Kerr, Calvin C.,  22 Oct 1837-24 Mar 1919.  Co. E, 6th Kan Cav
Magneson, Charles J.   1836-1917.  Civil War Veteran
Newbold, James W.   31 Oct 1830-29 Jun 1910. Co. K, 57th IL Inf
Redding, S.   1840-1941.  Co. B, 112th IL Inf
Robinson, Herbert   1836-1911.  Captain  Co. E, 6th Kan Cav
Thompson, W.T.   9 oct 1835-18Mar 1909.  "Soldier"
Tyler, T.S.   13 Jun 181-5 Apr 1914. Co. M, 15th Kan Cav
Waller, Cash   Civil War Soldier
Woolington, Edward T.  27 Apr 1838-15 Jan 1910.  U.S. Soldier
Wooton, John M.   1834-1913.  Co. L, 2nd MO Light Artillery
HIGHLAND CEMETERY
Bruce, David H.   1832-1922.  Co. I, 3rd NY Light Artillery
Byers, A.S.   1847-1927.  Co. C, 1st KY Cav
Cottle, Thomas D.   1836-1919.  Co. I, 10th Kan Inf
Culbertson, W. P.   1839-1912.  Co. E, 6th Kan Cav
Day, Peter A.   1840-1906.  Co. G, 12th Kan Cav
Henry, William H.   1841-1919.  Co. G, 12th Kan Inf
Jones, W.B.   Dc 11, 1831-Oct 28, 1908.  Cpl.  Co. G, 45th KY Inf
Leiser, Morgan   6 Nov 1838-11 Dec 1903.  Co. A, 48th PA Inf
Mallory, Hiram P.   1840-1932. Cpl. Co. B, 112 IL Inf
Teter, Balaam   1837-1929.  Co. C, 62nd VA Mtd. Inf   CSA
NINETY-SIX (SPANGLER) CEMETERY
Corn, J.W.   21 Dec 1835-1 Apr 1911.  Co. F, 5th MO S.M. Cav
Marmon, Michael   1828-1919.  Co. G, 7th IL Inf
Poore, William   d. 1919.  Co. E, 26th Ind Inf
Spangler, Henry   1811-4 Dec 1886. Co. H, 3rd Kan Inf
OAKWOOD CEMETERY
Clark, Mitchell B.  24 Sep 1833-13 Jul 1913.  Co. C, 116th Ind Inf
Cochran, George L.  30 Jan 845-8 Mar 1899.  Co. E, 17th Kan Inf
Dixon H.C.   d. 10 Mar 1895. 52y2m26d.  Co. K, 120th Ind Inf
Doolittle, Samuel   5 May 1834-26 Mar 1907.  Co. H, 7th Kan Cav
Drury, Henry H.   1840-1924.  Co. H, 27th Ohio Inf
Dudley, Geroge W.  8 Jun 1839-28 Feb 1927.  Co. B, 37th IL Inf
Frear, David   18 Nov 1842-14 Sep 1894. Co. C, 33rd MO Inf
Grasty, Jeremiah   1844-1920.  Co. __, 6th Kan Cav
Hinkle, Emanuel   1839-1898.  Co. F, 107th IL Inf
Lewis, J.H.  Co. E, 116th IL Inf
McIntyre, William E.  1849-1907.  Co. B, 4th PA ____
Tacket, Asa   20 Dec1827-20 Sep 1915. Co. A, 6th MO Cav
Wier, William   1836-1917.  Co. A, 78th IL Inf
OLD BLUE MOUND CEMETERY
Clark, W.P.   d. Mar 3, 1889. 53y2m25d. Co. B, 5th PA Heavy Artillery
Hanna, J_____ G.   d. Feb 19, 1887. 68y7m.  1stSgt  Co. A, 10th Iowa Inf
Johnson, E.D.   Nov 11,1845-Mar 29, 1843.  Co. D, 23rd Ohio Inf
Kerby, John M.  Co. E, 126th Ohio Inf
Salkeld, J.E.   2nd Kan Ligtht Artillery
PLEASANT VIEW CEMETERY
Banks, ___ O.  Dec 24, 1834-Apr 4, 1902. Co. B, 11th MO Cav
Barnes, William P.   1 Jul 1837-26 May 1904.  Sgt. Co. C, 91st IL Inf
Campbell, Andrew J.   1836-1921. Co. G, 102nd IL Inf
Conner, William H.   3 Feb 1837-1 May 1911.  Co. B, 46th Ohio Inf
Conrey, W.P.   Apr 8, 1843-May 31, 1898. 1st Kan Inf
Cox, James W.   Jan 10, 1844-Feb 17, 1913.  Co. C, 33rd IL Inf
Curtis, Samuel   1842-1927.  Co. D, 19th Mich Inf
Day, Daniel D.   Mar 24, 1843-Jun 20, 192. Co. B, 6th Ind ___
Davis, J.D.     Co. B, 10th NJ Inf
Fairchild. E.L.   1836-1921.  Co. H, 72nd IL Inf
Freeman, William H.   1841-1904. Co. D, 50th Ind Inf
Hebbe, John A.   1843-1940.  Co. E, 8th Wisc Inf
Holland, William J.   1837-1923.  Co. I, 23 KY Inf
Lowery, James M.   24 Jul 1847-20 Feb 1912.  Co. D, 107th IL Inf
Morley, Israel P.   1836-1930.  Troop K, 5th Kan Cav
Priest, Samuel   1834-1922.  Co. D, 38th Ohio Inf
Sankey, A.   d. 1 Dec 1897.  Lieut.  88th Ohio Inf
VanBuskirk, Franklin   1844-1922.  Co. K, 47th Ind Inf
STAR VALLEY CEMETERY
Grisham, C.C.   Sgt.  Co. F, 5th MO S.M. Cav
Hibbard, Henry C.  d. 26 Sep 1875.  Co. F, 9th Kan Cav
WESLEY CHAPEL CEMETERY
Ayers, Samuel   d. 17 Feb 1887. 84y13d.  GAR Marker.
Crain, Zephaniah  6 Sep 1841-10 Aug 1905.  Co. B, 11th Kan Cav
Crystal, Peter H.   25 Nov 1840-18 Jun 1917.  Co. D, 5th Kan Dav
Herman, John   1840-1915.  Co. K & F, 2nd Kan Cav
Herman, Valentine   24 Mar 1845-19 Dec 1921.  2nd Kan Cav
Lockwood, William 15 Mar 1835-25 May 1897.  Co. E, 5th Ind Cav
Mumford, Ezra   1828-1865.  1st Batt, Kan ___ Artillery
Paddock, Mathias H.  31 Mar 1842-8 Nov 1896.  Co. B, 26th Ind Inf
Paddock, Thomas H.  29 Dec 1839-31 Jul 1916.  Co. H, 51st Ind Inf
Schench, Fredrick   d. 24 Nov 1900. 75y5m23d. Co. G, 48th Ind Inf
Sessions, Moses C.   Col.  d. 14 Sep 1868. 69y6m9d.  GAR Marker
Taylor , William  17 May 1829-10 Sep 1902.  Co. G, 12th Kan Inf
Ungeheur, Jacob   1835-15 Aug 1905.  Co. B, 11th Kan Cav

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Lyon

JAMES H. DOILE PRIVATE HENRY PEARCE COMPANY "C" ELEVENTH REGIMENT-KANSAS
VOL. CALAVRY. DISCHARDED ON SEVENTH DAY OF AUG 1865 I HAVE SEND MANY THINGS IN ON MY FAMILY AND I HAVE YET TO SEE ANYTHING ENTERED ON THE KANSAS SITES.  IT IS VERY DISCOURAGING TO ME.  I HAVE OTHER BRANCHES ALSO WHO WERE
PIONEERS AS WELL AND THEY HAVE BEEN IGNORED ALSO. lINDA DOILE MORRIS
 

 

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