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CIVIL WAR 

(1861-1865)

Names of Military during the Civil War from or living in Ariz. You Are encouraged to add to this site, email the info and I will gladly add it for you.

Daniel Webster. Jones Capt,-b: Missouri on 8-26-1830-died in Lehi 4-20-1915,was a long time resident of Gisela, Ariz. about 1847 he crossed the plains to take part in the war with Mexico.

Joseph Walker-Capt. in1863,led more then thirty frontiersmen searching for gold and fighting Indians. outside the areas of Prescott.

Major David Ferguson-in Tucson

Capt. T. T. Tidball ,in command of California Volunteers from Fort Bowie-1863

Capt. James. H. Whitlock, 1864

Colonel Woolsey King S. expedition from Prescott, in 1864,in pursuit of Apache Indians.

Lieutenant Colonel Edward Eyre,

General James H.Carleton,1862 in Tucson.

Pvt. George Johnston-Union d: April 15,1862 at Picacho Pass.

Pvt. Williams S. Lenard - Union, d: April 15,1862 at Picacho Pass.

Lieutenant Barrett-d:April,15,1862 at Picacho Pass.

Colonel Palatine Roberson- a

ROSE, Albert , Born Oct.24, 1841 Killed Nov. 1, 1887
footstone: ROSE, Alb't CO E 17 th Ill .Inf .Buried in YOUNG Cemetery

SCHALCK, John A .d: March 21, 1934, Louisiana Wagoner
340 Field Art. 89 DIV ,Buried in YOUNG Cemetery
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