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BEATTY, William W., Co. G, 40th Ill. Inf.

BAXTER, Abraham Lewis, Corporal, Capt.. Bryan's CO B 9th Reg. KY Inf., enlisted at Camp Anderson KY at age 18, 5 ft. 10 in. tall. fair, blue eyes, dark hair. b. 1843 Monroe CO KY, d. 1929 Terre Haute IN, b. Moore's Ridge Cemetery, Orange CO IN. M. Luvisa A. Spaulding, 6 Aug. 1865 in Orange CO IN.

BAXTER, David, Private, Capt.. Bryan's CO B, 9 Reg. KY Inf., b. Cane Creek Cemetery, Orange CO IN. Uncle of above mention soldiers.

BAXTER, Elbert Henderson, Private, Capt.. Bryan's CO. B9 Reg. KY Inf., 24 Sept, 1861 -4 Aug. 1862, at age 19, 5 ft. 10 in. tall, fair, blue eyes, light hair. b.22 Dec. 1841 KY, M. 21 May 1865 in Jackson Twp. Orange CO IN, Mary Mildred Love, d. 1935 buried Clearfield Iowa.

COPE, Andrew J. Co. I, 7th Ky. Cav

GRIDER, Israel, Co. F, 5th Reg. Ky. Cav.; see pension file

MARSHALL, John; (1831-1902); Confederate Soldier; wife Mary A.; bur. Stampers Creek Baptist Church, Orange County, IN

McCART, Alonzo Riley, Co. F, 7th Iowa Infantry, born in Orange County

WILLIAMS, John Robert, bur. at Beech Grove Cem., b. 8 Jun 1839, d. 1 Apr 1863 at Columbus, Ky., son of Robert and Mary. Co. D, 40 Reg. Iowa Volunteers; according to descendant Robert Williams, John died of disease on March 30th 1863 at Columbus, KY.

FAULKNER, Alfred,Co. H, 80th Ill Reg. enrolling at Central City Ill 12 Aug 1862 and was discharged at Camp Harker Tenn 10 Jun 1865. captured at Rome, Georgia, May 3, 1863, confined at Richmond Virginia May 3-15, 1863, when he was paroled at City Point. (Reference: National Archives Alfred Faulkner Pension File WC 331.133). Alfred was born 2 Aug 1832 Green Co. Ky. the son of William Faulkner and Anna Harned, married 20 Mar 1859 Marion Co. Ill to Amanda Caroline Grubb (formerly of Southeast Twp., Orange Co.), and died 2 Jun 1911 at the Home for Disabled Soldiers, Danville, Ill where he is buried. Alfred resided in Southeast Twp, Orange Co. from about 1842 to 1859, and then again in 1865.

FAULKNER, Joseph Franklin;private in Co. F, 49th Ill Reg, enrolling 18 Dec 1861 at Richview, Ill. He received a gunshot wound to his right foot at the Battle of Shiloh 6 Apr 1862, and a disability discharge 15 Aug 1862 at Jackson Tenn. The records of the Adjutant General also indicated that he was disabled by a deafness of the right ear and partial deafness of the left ear at Shiloh. (Reference: National Archives, Joseph Faulkner Pension file WC 473.645). ). He was 2 Mar 1834 Green Co. Ky. the son of William Faulkner and Anna Harned. He married Sarah Catharine Long 19 Oct 1863 Orange Co. Ind and died 4 Feb 1898 being buried in the Paoli Old Town Cemetery. After the War he studied medicine practicing at Schnellsville and Birdeye in Dubois Cos. Refer also to the History of Pike and Dubois Counties, Ind, 1885, pg.721-722.

OLIVER, H.P.; b 6 Jan 1826 in Orange County, IN. d. 1892 and is bur in Mercer County, MO Co C KS 5th Cav.

SMITH, Joseph Andrew., Born September 2, 1841 Orange County, Indiana; Died June 11, 1922 Cosby, Andrew County, Missouri. Buried Bethel Cemetery, Andrew County, Missouri. Served in Company C, 25th Regiment, Enrolled Missouri Militia, July 29, 1862 - April 3, 1863; Company D, 3rd Regiment, Provisional Enrolled Missouri Militia, May 6, 1863 - October 2, 1863; Company B, 12th Missouri Cavalry Volunteers, September 28, 1863 - May 29, 1865.
Obituary for Joseph A. Smith :
Aged Andrew County Man Dies Near Cosby June 11 After Life of Usefulness Joseph A. Smith died at his home near Cosby, Sunday June 11, 1922 at the age of 80 years, 9 months and 9 days. He had been a resident of Andrew County since 1851. Joseph A Smith was born in Orange County, Indiana, September 2, 1841. He moved with his parents to Missouri, Andrew County in 1851. He enlisted in the 12th Missouri Calvary at the age of 18 and served his country three years and was honorably discharged. He was united in marriage October 28, 1869, to Liza Castle who died at her home August 19 1877. To this union two children were born William J. Smith of Helena Montana and Mrs. A. M. Kimberlin of Helena. He was united in marriage in 1879 to Alice Orange (Oren). To this union three chi1dren were born. Mrs. J. E. Wright and Mrs. W. H. Lafon both of St. Joseph and Mrytle Mae Smith who went before him at the age of three years. He leaves nineteen grandchildren. Mr. Smith united with the Bethel Baptist Church in February 1889. He was ever unselfish and kind always doing something for others even to the last day, planning something to do or have done for the benefit or the pleasure or comfort of those around him. He had been failing in health for six years. Rev S. Riggs conducted the funeral services Tuesday at 12 o'clock at the Bethel Church. The many beautiful flowers expressed the love of the relatives, neighbors and friends who followed the remains to the Bethel Cemetery, where the body was laid to rest. The Odd Fellows gave their burial rites. He leaves to mourn his going, his wife, his children and his grandchildren, other relatives and many friends. Servant of God, well done. Thy glorious warfare's past, the battle fought, the race is won, and thou are crowned at last.

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BISHOP, William P.; (1833-1862); bur. Stampers Creek Baptist Church, Orange County, IN

BURGESS, William F.; (1839-1901); bur. Stampers Creek Baptist Church, Orange County, IN

CAVANAUGH, John, step-son of Pleasant and Rachel McCART

COX, Charles, killed in action, 48th Ind. Inf. Co. Unknown

FLICK, James, killed in action

McCART, James H.

McCART, James Marion, Indiana Guard

REED, Peter; unassigned recruits, U.S. Colored Troops; enrolled 12 Oct 1864 at Jeffersonville, IN as a substitute for Alexander Smith who was drafted in Northeast Twp.; mustered in 12 Oct 1864 at Jeffersonville, IN for one year; age 29

TOLBERT, Thomas

Co. B, Fifth Indiana Cavalry

PARKS, Thomas H.,When his country called for defenders, he left his young wife and two children in their newly-made home and hastened to the front. He saw hard service in the raids at Huntsville, Ala; Moulton, Ala., and Newmarket, Tenn. He spent some time with Col. Horner of the 5th Tennessee cavalry as a scout in the Cumberland mountains. He enlisted in Co. B, Fifth Indiana cavalry, but, before the close of the war was transferred to Co. A, where he remained until mustered out of service, Sept. 14, 1865.

Company G, Sixth Regiment, Indiana Cavalry

WAY, Samuel Newton, Private, enrolled 27 Jul 1862 at Montezuma, Parke County for 3 years, mustered out with company 17 June 1865 at Pulaski, TN. Born in Chatham County, NC and raised in Paoli Twp, Orange County. Son of William and Charity Way; wife 1) Abigail Moore Tillery; 2) Mrs. Carrie M. Glenn. Died 30 Jul 1913 in Rockville, Parke, IN.

Company E, Thirteenth Regiment, United States Colored Troops--information used with permission of Coy D. Robbins from his book, Forgotten Hoosiers, pp. 56-59.

LOCUST, Simon; drafted from Orange Co., IN on 23 Sep 1864 for one year; mustered in 15 Oct 1864 at Jeffersonville, IN; age 40; mustered out 18 Oct 1865

PORTER, James; sent as a substitute from Orange Co.; mustered in 4 Apr 1865, mustered out 23 May 1865

112th Regiment, 13th Indiana Cavalry

QUARTERMAN, James Reside, Prv. 112th Regiment-13th Cavalry- enrolled on 9-July-1863 at Orleans, Orange Co. Iniana at the age of 17, mustered out on 17-July-1863. Re-enlisted 18-December-1863 at New Albany, Indiana by Major L. Stout, mustered out at Vicksburg, Mississippi on 18-November-1865

Company B, 131st Regiment, 13th Indiana Cavalry

SCOTT, Thomas J.; (1846-1940); Mustered in 3 August 1864, Mustered out 7 June 1865; see obituary

SCOTT, William E. (1841-1870), Blacksmith Mustered in 28 December 1863, Mustered out 18 November 1865

GILCHRIST, David

QUARTERMAN, James,

Company E, Thirteenth Regiment, Indiana Cavalry

COMPTON, James Franklin, b. 11 Feb 1830 Orange Co., NC; d. 10 Sep 1895 Orange Co., IN served in Co. E from 4 Jan 1864 to 10 June 1865. His wife was Nancy Ray of NC.

COMPTON, John; private; Company E, 13 Reg't Indiana Cavalry. Enrolled 2 Jan 1864 for three years; age 23; mustered in 27 Jan 1864 at New Albany, Indiana; died 21 June 1864 of typhoid fever at Division No. 2 Hospital in Murfreesboro, Tennessee; buried 22 May 1864 at Murfreesboro, Tennessee.

COMPTON, Thomas; private; Company E, 13 Reg't Indiana Cavalry. Enrolled 2 Jan 1864 for three years; age 30; mustered in 27 Jan 1864 at New Albany, Indiana; mustered out 18 Nov 1865 at Vicksburg, Mississippi; wife: Martha Frentress.

Company F, Thirteenth Regiment, Indiana Cavalry

BRINER, George Jacob 13th Indiana Cavalry , Co. F, died in Huntsville, AL Prison, His grave was later moved to Chattanooga National Cemetery, Grave 10509. His father was Isaac Briner, who is buried in Old Baptist Cemetery near French Lick.

DAUGHTERY, George Washongton 13th Indiana Cavalry, Co. F, enlisted 1-4-1864 Paoli IN,under the command of Wm. Coffin. contacted jaundice and pneumonia Huntsville AL 7/1864, contacted typhoid pneumonia Paducah KY 10/1864 and went to Clay General Hospital in Louisville KY then 11-5-1864 transferred to Brown General Hospital in Louisville KY. Mustered out 7-3-1865. b 1838 Southeast Twp Orange County IN 1-6-1897 Humansville, Polk County, MO. Married Mary A. Moore (from Orange County) 11-11-1860.

HARRISON, Christopher Columbus (Lum), (22 Jan 1846-1Mar 1920), private Co F, 13th Regt Ind Cav (131 Inf) Vols; enrolled 12 Feb 1864 at New Albany; captured at Huntsville, AL 29 Sep 1864, at paroled prisoners hospital Vicksburg, MS Mar 1865 through Aug 1865; mustered out with company 18 Nov 1865 at Indianapolis; son of Christopher C. and Mary (Allen) Harrison; wife Louisa Livengood; born in Paoli, died and buried Topeka, Shawnee, KS.

WILSON, Trusten B.; (1847-1934); son of William Albert and Beda (Johnson) Wilson; wife Elizabeth Jane Moore; youngest soldier from Orange County, last veteran of Civil War in Paoli

Company M, Thirteenth Regiment, Indiana Cavalry

LINDLEY, William A.; (1845-1920); wife Margaret; bur. Stampers Creek Baptist Church, Orange County, IN

Company ?, Thirteenth Regiment, Indiana Light Artillery

LESTER, Calvin A.; b. ca 1844 Washington Co., IN; d. 11 Aug 1881; buried. Blue River, Washington Co., IN.

Company C, Sixteenth Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

MOORE, David Bryant; Major; also served in Co. D; (1841-1919); d. in Washington, D.C., bur. Arlington Cemetery; son of Edward and Susannah (Bryant) Moore; wife Mattie May Amiss; after War, he re-enlisted to help subdue Indian tribes; was in group that founded Ft. Sill in Indian Territory; was remembered by a niece as "the handsomest man in the world, tall and slender with coal black eyes and hair"; see also Co. D.

Company D, Sixteenth Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

BRINER, John;16th IN Infantry, Co. D. He was killed at Richmond, KY on 8/30/1862

BRINER, William H.;16th IN Infantry, Co. D. He is the son of Joshua Briner of French Lick.

HARRISON, John W. (28 Oct 1844-3 Apr 1863), private, Co D, 16th Regt Ind Inf Vols, died on hospital boat Nashville, Milliken's Ben, Louisiana; son of Christopher C. and Mary (Allen) Harrison.

HARRISON, Thomas Jefferson (26 Oct 1842-10 Jun 1926), private Co D, 16th Regt Ind Inf Mtd, enrolled at Mitchell, IN 2 Aug 1862 by Capt. C. Moore, captured at Sabine Cross Roads or Bayou Grand Cullion, LA 8 Apr 1864; sent to prison camp at Tyler, Texas; paroled at Red River, LA 27 May 1865, promoted to Corporal; son of Christopher C. and Mary (Allen) Harrison; wife: Louisa Ellen Roach. Died at North Powder, Union, OR.

MOORE, David Bryant; Major; also served in Co. C, see above.

Company I, Sixteenth Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

MOORE, Christopher Columbus; Captain; (1832-1904); son of Reuben and Jane (Coulter) Moore

Company A, Seventeenth Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

LINDLEY, Chambers Zachariah;corporal

LINDLEY, Lafayette ;wounded at Selma corporal and later lieutenant

MORRISON, Robert; Private Halbert's Bluff, Wilder Battery; enlisted 14 Aug 1862, mustered out 23 Jun 1865; buried Ames Chapel

NELSON, Joseph L., (ca 1835-15 Dec 1862); private, mustered into Co A, 17th Regt Ind Inf Vols 14 Aug 1862 at Indianapolis, born in PA, died in hospital at Nashville, TN; wife Jemima Allen.

Company ?, Twenty-Third Regiment, United States Colored Troops--information used with permission of Coy D. Robbins from his book, Forgotten Hoosiers, pp. 56-59.

IRVIN, Isaac; mustered in 20 Feb 1865; mustered out 22 May 1865

THOMPSON, Thomas M.; mustered in 20 Feb 1865; mustered out 22 May 1865

Company B, Twenty-third Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

McCART, Joseph Odell

SOUTHERLAND, Joseph, 1844-1883, bur. Old Union Cemetery.

Unknown Company, Twenty-third Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

STOCKINGER, John W. is buried at the Mississippi River National Cemetery, died 2/15/1862, most likely at either Fort Donelson or Fort Henry.

Company B, Twenty-fourth Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry (Among first 2 companies raised in Orange County)

Company A, Twenty-fourth Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

KEEDY, William ,served from July 9, 1861 through July 30, 1864. He reenlisted and served as a substitute for a short time with company D 59th Indiana Infantry before being reassigned to his former unit. He was born in Lawrence County in 1833 and died in July, 1900 in Paoli.

BRADEN, Isaac N., see BREEDEN, Isaac N.

BREEDEN or BRADEN, Isaac N., (6 Aug 1840-19 Feb 1910), son of James S. and Susannah (Leffler) Breeden; private Co B, 24th Regt IN Vols Infantry; born Orange County, died Mitchell; Lawrence Co; wife 1) Charlotte Foote, 2) Mahala Connelly, 3) Mary Ann Catherine Douglas Byrd Harris. Severely wounded in face at Champions Hill, MS. Name got mixed up in records and he went by Braden for the rest of his life.

CHARLES, John, (8 Jan 1832-1884); private; enlisted 9 Jul 1861, discharged at Baton Rouge, LA 30 Jul 1864; wife (1) Sarah Helmstutter, (2) Lucy Underwood.

CLAXTON, Thomas Volney -18 Feb 1838 - 30 June 1901. Enlisted July 1861 in Co. B, 24th Indiana, and served at least through mid-1863. He was the son of Jeremiah Claxton and Delilah Pierce Claxton.

CRAIG, David William - Served from July 9, 1861 to December 31, 1863 Corporal, company B, 24th Regiment Indiana Infantry

DILL, Solomon, Captain

WININGER, Isaac M. , He Died (probably of illness) in Tipton Missouri while serving on December 23, 1861.

SOUTHWICK, S.H., 2nd Lieutenant

TUCKER, John W., 1st Lieutenant

WITSMAN, Anderson R.; (1840-1924); wife Permelia C.; bur. Stampers Creek Baptist Church, Orange County, IN

Company E, Twenty-fourth Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

MOORE, Joseph R.; (1839-1926); Captain; married Ann Boyd

Company G, Twenty-fourth Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry (Among first 2 companies raised in Orange County)

BUSICK, B. P.; bur. Scott Graveyard, Orange County, IN (wife and son also buried there)

GRAY, A.W., 2nd Lieutenant

JENKINS, Charles S., 1st Lieutenant

KEARBY, John A.; (ca. 1839-1864); bur. Stampers Creek Baptist Church, Orange County, IN

MAHAN, Peter; (1831-1903); wife Rebecca; bur. Stampers Creek Baptist Church, Orange County, IN

McCART, John Perry

MOORE, John F., son of Nancy Moore Conley/Connelly and John McGinnis, adopted and raised by John Moore and Margaret Kearby. Born 4/8/1845 and died 1/29/1899. Married Sarah "Dine" Smith. Served in Civil War-Pvt. in Co G and D, 24th Indiana Volunteers.

SPICELY, W. T., Captain

QUARTERMAN, William, Enrolled 31-July-1861 at Vincennes, Indiana by Capt. Spicely, no record of discharge. 24th Indiana Volunteers, Co. G. Wounded in the thigh. Twin of Benjamin

Company I, Twenty-fourth Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

INMAN, Enoch; (1843-1905); son of Parmenas and Martha (Pascal) Inman; wife Clarissa Moore (also other marriages)

Company B, Twenty-fifth Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

McCART, Thomas Blackwell

Company D, Twenty-Eighth Infantry Regiment, United States Colored Troops--information used with permission of Coy D. Robbins from his book, Forgotten Hoosiers, pp. 56-59.

BURNETT, Archey; private; age 21; enrolled 6 Jan 1864 at Paoli; mustered in 15 Jan 1864 at Indianapolis; mustered out 8 Nov 1865

COOK, Hezekiah; private; enrolled 7 Jan 1864 at Richmond, IN; mustered in 15 Jan 1864 at Indianapolis; age 24; mustered out 8 Nov 1865

EVANS, Pleasant; private; enrolled 4 Jan 1864 at Paoli; mustered in 15 Jan 1864 at Indianapolis; age 21; mustered out 8 Nov 1865

EVANS, Samuel; private; enrolled 4 Jan 1864 at Paoli; mustered in 1 Jan 1864 at Indianapolis; age 25; mustered out 8 Nov 1865

GUTHRIE, William; private; enrolled 4 Jan 1864 at Paoli; mustered in 15 Jan 1864 at Indianapolis; age 18; mustered out 8 Nov 1865

HARDEN, William; private; enrolled 4 Jan 1864 at Paoli; mustered in 15 Jan 1864 at Indianapolis; age 36; d. 13 Sep 1865 in hospital, New Orleans, LA

HENRY, Charles; private; enrolled 4 Jan 1864 at Paoli; mustered in 15 Jan 1864 at Indianapolis; age 22; d. 23 Jan 1864 in Indianapolis

ROPER, John; private; enrolled 4 Jan 1864 at Paoli; mustered in 15 Jan 1864 at Indianapolis; age 27; mustered out 8 Nov 1865

TOLIVER, George W.; private; enrolled 1 Jan 1864 at Paoli; mustered in 15 Jan 1864 at Indianapolis; age 27; d. 12 Feb 1865 in hospital, City Point, VA

WALDEN, Joseph; private; enrolled 31 Dec 1863 at Paoli; mustered in 15 Jan 1864 at Indianapolis; age 25; discharged 31 Oct 1864 on Surgeon Certificate of Disability

WASHINGTON, George; private; enrolled 1 Jan 1864 at Paoli; mustered in 15 Jan 1864 at Indianapolis; age 25; discharged 26 Feb 1865 from hospital, Alexandria, VA

WASHINGTON, Thomas; private; enrolled 11 Jan 1864 at Paoli; mustered in 15 Jan 1864 at Indianapolis; age 25; d. 26 Feb 1864 in hospital, Indianapolis, IN

Company E, Twenty-Eighth Infantry Regiment, United States Colored Troops--information used with permission of Coy D. Robbins from his book, Forgotten Hoosiers, pp. 56-59.

CLARK, Frederick; private; enrolled 27 Jan 1864 at Indianapolis; mustered in 5 Feb 1864 at Indianapolis; age 29; mustered out 8 Nov 1865

CLARK, Henry; private; enrolled 27 Jan 1864 at Indianapolis; mustered in 5 Feb 1864 at Indianapolis; age 30; mustered out 8 Nov 1865

SHIRLEY, William; private; enrolled 27 Jan 1864 at Indianapolis; mustered in 5 Feb 1864 at Indianapolis; age 19; d. 29 Jun 1864 at Alexandria, VA

WILSON, John; private; enrolled 8 Jan 1864 at Indianapolis; mustered in 5 Feb 1864 at Indianapolis; age 22; deserted 20 Apr 1864 at Indianapolis, IN

Company F, Twenty-Eighth Infantry Regiment, United States Colored Troops--information used with permission of Coy D. Robbins from his book, Forgotten Hoosiers, pp. 56-59.

BURDEN, Henry; private; enrolled 20 Mar 1864 at Grant Co., IN; mustered in 31 Mar 1864 at Indianapolis, age 19; d. 2 Sep 1864 at Alexandria, VA of consumption.

CHAVERS, Henry; private; enrolled 4 Jan 1864 at Orange Co.; mustered in 31 Mar 1864 at Indianapolis; age 19; mustered out 8 Nov 1865

SMITH, Lewis; private; mustered in 31 Mar 1864; mustered out 8 Nov 1865

Company ?, Twenty-Eighth Infantry Regiment, United States Colored Troops--information used with permission of Coy D. Robbins from his book, Forgotten Hoosiers, pp. 56-59.

CALHOUN, Mike; private; age 18; enrolled and mustered in 26 Oct 1864 at Jeffersonville, IN; substitute for Andrew Wilson of Orangeville Twp.

Company A, Thirty-Eighth Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry--This company was almost entirely from Orange County, so I have copied the whole company as found in the History of the Thirty-Eighth Indiana Volunteer Infantry, by Henry Fales Perry, pub. 1906.

ANDREWS, William; of Paoli; sergeant; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; mustered out 15 Jul 1865

APPLE, Bingham J.; of Paoli; recruit; mustered in 2 Sep 1862; discharged 4 Jun 1863, disability

APPLE, David T.; of Valeene; private; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; died 20 Jun 1862

APPLE, George S.; of Paoli; recruit; mustered in 2 Sep 1862; died 18 Nov 1862

APPLE, Henry S.; of Paoli; recruit; mustered in 2 Sep 1862; killed at Stone River, 31 Dec 1862

APPLE, John W.; of Paoli; recruit; mustered in 2 Sep 1862; mustered out Jun 1865

APPLE, Joseph; of Valeene; private; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; died 13 Nov 1861

APPLE, Moses; of Valeene; private; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; died 26 Apr 1863, wounds received at Stone River

BARTLOW, Oliver, of Cleveland; drafted 11 Nov 1864; mustered out Jun 1865

BISHOP, Sidney A.; of Leipsic; private; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; mustered out 17 Sep 1864

BOBBITT, Harrison; of Valeene; private; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; died 11 Oct 1862, wounds received at Perryville

BOYLES, George; of Birds Eye; drafted 14 Oct 1864; mustered out Jun 1865

BRAXTON, Thomas J.; of Paoli; private; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; transferred to V.R.C.; bur. at Old Union Cemetery, 1838-1922.

BRIDGEWATER, Alonzo F.; of Leipsic; private; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; discharged 24 Nov 1862, disability

BROOKS, Thomas L.; of Cleveland; substitute; mustered in 5 Nov 1864; mustered out 15 Jul 1865

BROTHERS, Henry C.; of Orleans; private; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; died 7 Dec 1861

BRUNER, James A.; of Campbell; private; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; discharged 12 Jun 1862, disability

BUCHANAN, Alexander; of Paoli; recruit; mustered in 2 Sep 1862; mustered out Jun 1865

BUCHANAN, William J; of Greensburg; drafted 17 Oct 1864; mustered out 15 Jul 1865

BURRIS, Elwood; of Knightstown; drafted 26 Sep 1864; mustered out Jun 1865

BURTON, Henry; of Orleans; private; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; veteran; mustered out 15 Jul 1865 as a corporal

CAMERON, John D.; of Knightstown; drafted 16 Sep 1864; mustered out Jun 1865

CARL, Samuel; of Huron; recruit; mustered in 17 Feb 1864; mustered out 15 Jul 1865

CARROLL, Henry; of Cleveland; drafted 4 Nov 1864; mustered out Jun 1865

CAVINAW, John, of Orangeville; private; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; discharged 10 Nov 1862, disability

CLEVELAND, Uriah; of Orangeville; private;mustered in 17 Sep 1861; He was captured at the battle of Chickamauga 1863 and spent the rest of the war in prision camps.He was released from Andersonville prison in 1865; lost on Steamer Sultana

COLE, Michael; of Leipsic; private; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; died 24 Nov 1861

DAUGHERTY, George; of Leipsic; recruit; mustered in 22 Mar 1864; died 4 Sep 1864

DENNY, Henry H.; private; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; mustered out 17 Sep 1864

DICKEY, Henry; of Chambersburg; recruit; mustered in 27 Feb 1864; mustered out 15 Jul 1865

DILLEE, Squire; of Knightstown; drafted 26 Sep 1864; mustered out Jun 1865

DILLINGER, Rodolphus; of Chambersburg; corporal; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; mustered out 17 Sep 1864

ELLIS, William, of Paoli; private; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; killed Stone River, 31 Dec 1862

ELROD, Leonard C., of Mitchell; private; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; died 8 Jan 1863

ELROD, Samuel K.; of Paoli; private; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; discharged 1 Jan 1862, disability

FAWCETT, Levi H.; from Campbell; first sergeant; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; promoted 2nd Lieutenant

FISK, James W.; of Terre Haute; substitute; mustered in 4 Nov 1864; mustered out 15 Jul 1865

FOLEY, Alexander; of Charlottsville; drafted 4 Nov 1864; mustered out Jun 1865

FORESTER, Andrew, of Leipsic; private; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; discharged 10 Apr 1862, disability

FREE, Leander; of Valeene; private; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; mustered out 17 Sep 1864

FREE, William, of Valeene; recruit; mustered in 27 Feb 1864; died 1 Apr 1865, wounds received at Bentonville

FREED, John R.; of Leipsic; private; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; discharged 31 Oct 1862, disability

FURGERSON, William H.; of Leipsic; private; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; missing Stone River, 31 Dec 1862

GALLOWAY, Jackson; of Cleveland; drafted 4 Nov 1864; mustered out Jun 1865

GARMER, Andrew; of Paoli; recruit; mustered in 2 Sep 1862; discharged, disability

GILLUM, William H.; of Claysville; corporal; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; discharged 2 Sep 1862, disability

GOBBLE, Alfred; of Paoli; recruit; mustered in 17 Feb 1864; mustered out 15 Jul 1865

GOBBLE, Henry; of Paoli; recruit; mustered in 27 Feb 1864; drowned, Stone River, TN, 11 Jun 1864

GRANGER, Samuel M. of Valeene; private; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; died 23 Apr 1863, wounds received from Stone River

GRIGGS, James S. of Orangeville; recruit; mustered in 17 Feb 1864; KIA 1 Sep 1864, Jonesboro, GA

HANDS, James; of N. Middleton, IL; substitute; mustered in 11 Nov 1864; mustered out 15 Jul 1865

HARBAUGH, Bishop R. of Leipsic; private; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; killed Buzzard Roost, GA, 10 May 1864

HAWHEE, William S.; of Paoli; recruit; mustered in 2 Sep 1862; died 4 Feb 1863,, Nashville, TN, wounds received at Stone River

HAYES, Lewis H.; of Saltilloville; private; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; died 4 Jan 1862

HENDERSON, James H.; of Orleans; private; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; veteran, mustered out 15 Jul 1865 as sergeant

HENDERSON, Leander; of Orleans; private; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; veteran; mustered out 15 Jul 1865 as corporal

HICKMAN, Charles A.; of Valeene; private; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; mustered out 17 Sep 1864

HICKMAN, John W.; of Paoli; recruit; mustered in 24 Dec 1864; transferred to V. R. C.

HOBSON, Samuel M.; of Chambersburg; sergeant; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; mustered out 17 Sep 1864

HOBSON, William H.; of Chambersburg; private; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; discharged 13 Mar 1863, disability

HOLIDAY, Lindsey V.; of Valeene; private; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; died 15 May 1863

HOLIDAY, Peter R.; of Valeene; sergeant; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; died at Louisville, KY, 14 Dec 1861

HOLLAND, Antony; of Harmony; drafted 12 Nov 1864; mustered out Jun 1865

HOLLAND, Thomas; of Harmony; drafted 12 Nov 1864; mustered out Jun 1865

JOHNSON, Elias; of Harmony; drafted 12 Nov 1864; mustered out Jun 1865

JOHNSON, Francis M. of Orleans; private; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; died 21 Feb 1863, wounds received in action

KENYON, William; of Knightstown; substitute, mustered in 10 Oct 1864; mustered out 15 Jul 1865

LASHBROOK, Jeremiah; of Paoli; recruit; mustered in 2 Sep 1862; died 8 Nov 1862

LEATHERMAN, Jacob W.; of Orleans; private; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; veteran, mustered out 15 Jul 1865

LEATHERMAN, John; of Leipsic; recruit; mustered in 2 Sep 1862; died, date not reported

LEE, Cam; of Bono; corporal; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; discharged 15 Jun 1863, disability

LENARD, Elijah M. of Orleans; private; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; died 10 Jan 1863, wounds received in action

LEWIS, Thomas S.; of Saltilloville; private; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; died 5 Oct 1862

LEWIS, William W.; of Leipsic; private; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; mustered out 17 Sep 1864

LIMEBERRY, Eli; of Orleans; private; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; discharged 15 Apr 1863, disability

LINDLEY, Thomas T., of Leipsic; private; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; deserted 10 Sep 1863

LINDSEY, James P.; of Orleans; private; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; mustered out 17 Sep 1864

MARIS, Oliver, (1842-1862); of Paoli; private; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; died 18 Jan 1862

MASON, Andrew Jackson; of Orleans; private; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; discharged 12 Apr 1862, disabilty

MAXIDON, Levi W.; of Valeene; private; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; died 3 Sep 1862

McCABE, Jefferson; of Paoli; recruit; mustered in 2 Sep 1862; died, wounds received at Stone River

McCART, Edmond; of Orleans; private; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; discharged 25 Mar 1863, disability

McCART, John P.; of Orleans; private; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; mustered out 17 Sep 1864

McCLEAN, James H.; substitute; mustered in 27 Oct 1864; died at Chattanooga, 17 Jan 1865

McKNIGHT, Henry L.; of Orleans; corporal; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; died at Nashville, TN, 18 Oct 1862

McKNIGHT, Joseph F.; of Orleans; private; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; veteran, mustered out 15 Jul 1865 as First Sergeant

McKOWEN, Lafayette; of Greenville; corporal; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; mustered out 17 Sep 1864

McLAUGHLIN, Michael; substitute; mustered in 1 Oct 1864; died at Chattanooga 4 Jan 1865

McPHEERSON, Joseph; of Chambersburg; musician; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; discharged 24 Jun 1863, disability

MILLER, Abraham; of Cleveland; drafted 4 Nov 1864; mustered out Jun 1865

MOORE, John; of Cleveland; drafted 4 Nov 1864; mustered out 15 Jul 1865

MOORE, Willis P.; of Paoli; private; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; mustered out 17 Sep 1864

MORRIS, Francis M; of Orleans; private; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; discharged 1 May 1862, disability

MULLINS, John M. of Leipsic; private; mustered in 17 Sep 1861; veteran, died 25 Apr 1865, wounds received at Bentonville

MULLIS, Charles D.; of Paoli; recruit; mustered in 16 Apr 1864; mustered out 15 Jul 1865

MURPHY, Charles T.; of Stewardsville; drafted 10 Nov 1864; mustered out 15 Jul 1865

MYERS, Nicholas; substitute; mustered in 10 Nov 1864; mustered out 15 Jul 1865

MYERS, Peter; drafted 5 Oct 1864; mustered out 15 Jul 1865

NICHOLS, George; drafted 4 Nov 1864; mustered out Jun 1865

NIEDEFFER, John, of Saltill

ODLE, Silas; of Harmony, drafted 10 November 1864 mustered out Jun. 1865

ORMSBEY, William; of Orleans;private;mustered in 17 Sep. 1861; discharged 25 Jun. 1862, disability

OSBURN, Adam; of Orangeville ; Captain ;mustered in as corporal 17 Sep. 1861; appointed 1st. leiutenant 15 Feb. 1863, captain 31 Jul. 1864 ; KIA 1 Sep. 1864. Jonesboro Ga.

OVERMAN, Benjamin F.; of Leipsic ; private ;mustered in as corporal 17 Sep. 1861, veteran, deserted 9 May 1864.

OVERMAN, John W.; of Leipsic ; recruit ;mustered in as corporal 22 Mar. 1864, died 4 Sep. 1864.

PADGETT, James W.; of Leipsic ; private ;mustered in 17 Sep. 1861, died 25 Oct. 1861

PADGETT, John T.; of Leipsic ; private ;mustered in 17 Sep. 1861, discharged 25 Apr. 1862

PADGETT, John W.; of Leipsic ; recruit ;mustered in 12, Feb. 1862 died 10 Oct.,1862

PADGETT, Robert W.; of Orleans; private ;mustered in 17 Sep. 1861, killed Perryville Oct. 1862

PARKHURST, Adam; of Cleveland; drafted 4 Nov. 1864, mustered out June 1865.

PAULEY, Robert; of Cleveland; drafted 10 Nov. 1864, mustered out June 1865.

PAYTON, John F.; of Chambersburg; private, mustered in 17 Sep. 1861, discharged by sentence.

PIERCE, Abram; of Leipsic; recruit, mustered in 2 Sep. 1863, died date not given

PIPHER, John; of Campbell; private, mustered in 17 Sep. 1861, died 6 Jan. 1863

PONGE, John, recruit; mustered in 31 Oct. 1864, died at Chanttanooga 12 Jan. 1865

QUAKENBUSH, William, of Orleans, private; mustered in 17 Sep. 1861, died 29 Nov. 1861

RANDOLPH, John W.,substitute; mustered in 10 Nov. 1864, mustered out Jul. 1865

RAY, George W.,drafted 2 Nov. 1864; died at Washington D.C. 16 Jun. 1865

RHEME, William F.,drafted 16 Oct. 1864; mustered out 16 Jul. 1865

ROBERTS, Robert B.,of Campbell, private; mustered in 17 sep. 1861; mustered out 17 Sep. 1864

SANDERS, Aaron,of Saltillovile, private; mustered in 17 Sep. 1861; mustered out 17 Sep. 1864

SELF, George W.,of Valeene, private; mustered in 17 Sep. 1861; died 7 Sep. 1862

SELF, William ,of Valeene, private; mustered in 17 Sep. 1861; killed, Jonesboro, 1 Sep. 1864

SLEETH, Charles M.,of Shelbyville, drafted; mustered out Jun. 1865

SMITH, Elias, of Mitchell, private; mustered in 17 Sep. 1861; discharged , wounds received at Perryville

SMITH, Elias , of Paoli; recruit; mustered in 17 Sep. 1864; discharged; mustered out Jul. 1865

SMITH, Elias J. , of Lepsic; corporal; mustered in 17 Sep. 1861; died 14 Apr. 1863, wounds received at Perryville

SMITH, Henry A. , of Lepsic; private; mustered in 17 Sep. 1861; discharged 30 Oct. 1862

SMITH, Spencer , of Lepsic; private; mustered in 17 Sep. 1861; discharged 20 Jun. 1863 for disability; buried at Mayflower Cem. near McDonald Kansas

SMITH, William R., of Lepsic; private; mustered in 17 Sep. 1861; killed at Stone River 31 Dec. 1862

SMITH, Henry A. , of Lepsic; private; mustered in 17 Sep. 1861; discharged 30 Oct. 1862

SNOW, Josiah , of Orleans; private; mustered in 17 Sep. 1861; veteran; mustered out Jul. 1865

SOUTHERN, John P., 2nt. Lieutenant

STEWART, Daniel T.,of Leipsic;private; mustered in 17 Sep. 1861; died 25 Oct. 1862, wounds recieved at Perryville

SWIM, James W.H.,of Saltilloville; private; mustered in 17 Sep. 1861; died 12 dec. 1861

SWIM, James W.H.,of Saltilloville; private; mustered in 17 Sep. 1861; died Andersonville Prison June 1864

SWIM, William,of Saltilloville; private; mustered in 17 Sep. 1861; died 12 dec. 1861

TALBOTT, John B.,of Campbell; private; mustered in 17 Sep. 1861; died 31 Mar. 1862

TALBOTT, William L.,of Campbell; private; mustered in 17 Sep. 1861; died 22 Oct. 1862

TAYLOR, Benjamin,of Saltilloville; private; mustered in 17 Sep. 1861; veteran; mustered out 29 Jun. 1865

TAYLOR, Charles ,of Paoli; recruit; mustered in 24 Dec. 1862; deserted Jan. 1864

TAYLOR, William ,of Paoli; recruit; mustered in 26 Dec. 1862; mustered out Jun. 1865

TEGARDEN, James H. ,of Leipsic; private; mustered in 17 Sep. 1861; discharged 10 Nov. 1862

TEGARDEN, Joseph ,of Leipsic; private; mustered in 17 Sep. 1861; mustered out 17 Sep. 1864

TONGATE, Jefferson ,of Orleans; private; mustered in 17 Sep. 1861; discharged by sentence GCM 17 Sep. 1864

TOWELL, Thomas,of Orangeville; private; mustered in 17 Sep. 1861; transferred to VRC 31 Oct. 1863

VANZANTE, William,of Paoli; recruit; mustered in 26 Sep. 1862; mustered out 17 Sep. 1864

WALDRIP, Andrew,of Orangeville; musician; mustered in 17 Sep. 1861; transferred VRC-Company A, 38th Regiment. Enrolled August 20, 1861, discharged September 21, 1864. Transferred to Company I, 2nd Regiment, V.R. Corps due to disability on January 14, 1864. Born August 8, 1812; died November 20, 1892 in Orange County. Married Elvira Jane Cowherd February 1, 1838. Children: Henry Lingle, James M., Mary Elizabeth, Martha Jane, Harriet Ann, Felix Benton, Lucy Ann & Sarah Ellen.

WALDRIP, James M., James served in Company A, 2nd Kentucky Infantry. He enlisted May 31, 1861 in Cincinnati, Ohio and was transferred to the Detachment Signal Corps in 1863 due to ill health and honorably discharged at Chattanooga, Tennessee May 30, 1864. He married Sarah (Sallie) E. Bedell December 12, 1866. Children: Edward Morton born 1867, Howard C. born 1868 and Harry L. born 1869. Sarah died April 5, 1871. He then married Mary Medora Edmiston July 2, 1874 and they had one child, Gertrude Mae

WALKER, James C.,of Claysville; private; mustered in 17 Sep. 1861; discharged 25 Mar. 1862

WEBB, George W.,1st. lieutenant;

WEBB, Lewis H.;corporal; of Clampbell; mustered in 17 Sep. 1861; died 15 Jul. 1862

WHEELER, W.C.;captain

WHITE, Charles; of Valeene; private; mustered in 17 Sep. 1861; died 15 Jul. 1862

WHITE, John; of Valeene; private; mustered in 17 Sep. 1861; died at Camp Negley Ky. 8 Dec. 1861

WHITE, William; of Valeene; private; mustered in 17 Sep. 1861; deserted 10 Sep 1863

WILLIAMS, John; of Valeene; sergeant; mustered in 17 Sep. 1861; promoted 1st. lieutenant

WOOD, Robert; of Valeene; private; mustered in 17 Sep. 1861; veteran; mustered out 15 Jul. 1865 as corporal

Company D, Thirty-Eighth Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

ELLIOTT, John; of Valeene; bur. Stampers Creek Baptist Church, Orange County Indiana

Company I, Thirty-Eighth Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

BEATTY, David W.; killed in action

BREEDEN, Henry P.; (19 Jun 1844-8 Sep 1865); bur Moores Ridge Cem.; son of Mary Frances Breeden

BRINER, Isaac P.; 38th IN Infantry, 131 Reg., Co. I, died at Bacon Creek 11/20/1864. His father was George Briner (b. 1799) Lived in Paoli for many years.

BRINER, Jonathan W.; 38th. IN Infantry, Co. I, killed at Perryville, KY on 10/8/1862. His father was George Briner (b. 1799) Lived in Paoli for many years.

BRINER, John W.; 38th IN Infantry, Co.I, His father was Joshua Briner of French Lick.

FLICK, Isaac

HAWHEE, Elijah, killed in action

LEONARD, Alfred; b. 8 Jan 1840, son of Jonathan and Dorcas Leonard; d. 27 Dec 1921; buried Friends Cemetery, Howard Co., IN.

LEONARD, William; Enlisted at Paoli, Ind., in August, 1861, Was appointed Second Lieutenant, a year later promoted to First Lieutenant, and in 1863 to Captain, serving principally in the United States Signal Corps, on the staffs of Generals Nelson, Crittenden, and Howard. He was mustered out in September, 1864>

MOORE, Bartlett Coffin; bugler for company; b. 26 Sep 1848, d. 27 Mar 1865 in Chattanooga, TN in military hospital; named for teacher in Hoggatt School, east part of Paoli; bur. Moore's Ridge, tombstone reads: "I was but a boy / but sixteen years old / Yet I died like a soldier / All quiet and bold."

MOORE, William Davis Moore (1834-1901), enlisted at Paoli, 18 Aug 1861 as Captain of Company I, 38th Regiment Indiana Volunteers; discharged at Indianapolis 15 Jul 1865. Son of John and Mary Davis Breeden Moore. Wife 1) Mary J. Seybold; 2) Malinda Leonard. MOORE.

POTTER, T.D.; 1st Lieutenant

WILLIAMS, H.L., Captain

Company K, Forty-third Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

MOORE, Reuben Harrison; (1840-1879); son of Thomas and Milly (Coulter) Moore

Company A, Forty-ninth Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

BREEDEN, Isaac Newton; see Co. G, 49th.

ELLIS, James M.

KENDALL, William Wesley; (1839-1920); awarded Congressional Medal of Honor; bur. Ames Chapel

LINDLEY, George T.; corporal

Company G, Forty-ninth Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

BREEDEN, Isaac Newton (22 Apr 1821-8 Jan 1876), private, Co G, 49th Regt Ind Vols, enrolled at Jeffersonville, IN, transferred to Co A, 49th Regt IN Vols, veteran, 3 Feb 1864, mustered out 13 Sep 1865 at Louisville, KY; born Shelby Co, KY, son of Henry and Mary (Davis) Breeden; wife: Sarah Moore; buried Moores Ridge Cem.

CHARLES, Capt. William, biog

DUNCAN, Joseph, biog

FRENTRESS, Pharaoh; lived with family in French Lick after the war; transferred to Company A

GILLIAT, Nathan, biog

GILLIATT, John, biog

GRIGSBY, Bennet, biog

HALBERT, Silas, biog

KEYNON, Jackson, biog

MATHERS, James, biog

MATHERS, Samuel, biog

MICKLER, Martin

MOORE, Christopher Columbus; "Columbus"; (1839-1871); son of Edward and Susannah (Bryant) Moore; wife Isabella Leonard; d. in Franklin Co., Kansas, bur. W. Baldwin, Kansas; contracted measles in service, discharged 24 Jun 1863 at Black River Bridge, MS, for poor health; d. of tuberculosis

MOORE, Edward Windsor Jr.; "Windsor"; (b. 1834, wounded 11 Jul 1863 Jackson, MS, d. 19 Jul 1963); son of Edward and Susannah (Bryant) Moore; wife Clorinda Spaulding; bur. Moore's Ridge; stone reads: "Then conquer we must / For our cause it is just. / And this is our motto / In God is our trust."

MOORE, Solomon; (1822-1898); son of John Moore and Rebecca Alspaugh; discharged for disability; died in Wilson County, Kansas; see obit

PINNICK, Elijah T.; 2nd Lieutenant

PINNICK, John Jr., biog

PINNICK, William, biog

PRUETT, John, biog

RITTER, John, M.D., biog

SHIRLEY, William, biog

SPAULDING, Richard A.; (1830-1896); son of Nelson and Elizabeth (Luttrell) Spaulding; wife Martha Ann Moore
STULTZ, John H., 1841-1903, wife Dillary; bur. Old Union Cemetery.

Company unknown, Fiftieth Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

JACKMAN, George W., October 1, 1861 for a period of three years and he died 26-Feb-1864 in a military hospital at Louisville Kentucky, of consumption and he was buried at Wolfington Jackman cemetery.

Company F, Fiftieth Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

BURGESS, D. O.; bur. Stampers Creek Baptist Church, Orange County, IN

CRAIG, Isaac A.; 2nd Lieutenant

HUNGATE, John; Captain

McCLINTOCK, B.F.; 1st Lieutenant

WELLS, John A. mustered into Co. D and F of the 50th Reg. of Indiana Infantry on 30 Oct 1862.. Transferred to the 52nd Reg , Co. D - date of muster 18 Oct. 1864. Mustered out 10 Sep 1865. He is buried in an abandoned cemetery in Greenfield Twp.

Company I, Fiftieth Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

McCART, Thomas K.

Company D, Fifty-second Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

VEACH, Parson; (1823-1884) Mustered in 31 October 1861, Mustered out 16 March 1865

Company K, Fifty-third Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

ALLEGREE, William (8 Oct 1839-21 Sep 1926); private, drafted 23 Sep 1864 at Orange Co, Co K, 53rd Regt Ind Inf Vols; mustered out at Washington, D.C. 31 May 1865; wife: Nancy A. Allen; died and buried at Shoals, Martin, IN.

CLAXTON, William A.-24 Aug 1845 - 22 Feb 1919). Enlisted and served in the 53rd Indiana Infantry from 1861 until the end of the war. He was the son of Jeremiah Claxton and Eliza Walker Claxton.

CLOUD, William T., 2nd Lieutenant

McDONALD, Mereda, 1st Lieutenant

REEVES, Wiley R., Captain

WRIGHT, THOMAS. Private Co K, Fifty-third Indiana Infantry (Volunteer) from 3 June 1862 until 21 July 1865. Wounded at Big Hatchie, MS in October 1862. Re-enlisted (verteranized) 3 January 1863. Returned to Orangeville after the war and lived there with wife Mary Jane Stackhouse Wright. Worked as a blacksmith and farm laborer. In mid to late 1870s moved with family of five children to Riceville, Crawford County where he purchased a home in 1881. Awarded "Invalid's Pension" in 1885 for disablities stemming from Civil War service. Died in Dubois County 23 March 1890. Buried Cuzco Cemetery.

Company I, Fifty-Eighth Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

MOORE, Joseph H.; son of John and Mary (Davis) Moore

MOORE, Thomas Coulter, Sergeant; ((1837-1862); d. of typhoid in Columbia, TN in army; wife America Tillery

Fifty-ninth Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry Report Of The Adjutant General

Company ?, Fifty-ninth Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

CHURCHILL, William

MURPHY, James N.

RILEY, Thomas

WELLMAN, W.H.

Company E, Garrison Guards,Indiana Infantry 59th Indiana Infantry.

Company F, Fifty-ninth Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

LENARD, Bailey b-9/16/1829 Orange Co. d-12/7/1899 Buried South Liberty Cemetery,Orange Co. wife Matilda Hubbs

HOLADAY, Benjamin Frank; Union Army, Indiana Company F, Regiment 59 Infantry. He served from December 3, 1861 until July 17, 1865. There is a marker in the Vicksburg National Battlefield Park for his Company. Benjamin was born in Orange County, Indiana born November 11, 1834, died June 17, 1880 in Iuka, Illinois. He was the son of William H. and Miriam Hollowell Holaday, both of Orange County, Indiana. His widow, Elizabeth Jane Ellis died April 18, 1920 at Rego, Orange County, Indiana. Only one child survived to adulthood, William Alonzo Holaday, my grandfather. Submitted by Darlene Holaday Burke

JONES, William Mc.; he was enrolled on February 22, 1864 at "Vileene," Ind. He mustered in on March 4 or 14, 1864, by a Capt. Brayton in Indianapolis. His nativity is listed as Washington Co., IN, but he can be found in the 1860 Orange Co. census, Stamper's Creek Township, with a wife Mary Jane( Everett) and one daughter Margaret Emma.

NOBLITT, John T., was enrolled on the 2nd of Dec., 1861 at Valeene, In on DEC 2, l861 in Company F 59th Regiment of Indiana Volunteers to serve 3 years or during length of war. He was mustered into service on Feb 11. at Gosport, In. He was discharged on May 16, 1865. Prisoner of War records show him captured at Lynch Creek, S.C. On Feb. 25.1865 and paroled at Aiken's Landing, Va. March 3 ,1865, And reported at Annapolis, Md (date not given) Then reported at Camp Chase, Ohio on April 5.1965 and sent to provost marshal April 13,l965, I have a copy of a letter that John T. Noblitt wrote from a camp near Fort Wood, Mississippi. on March 29, 1863.

UNDERWOOD, Enoch

YOUNG, John C., b-8/22/1844 TN,d-9/23/1915 buried Elon Cemetery(Patoka Memorial). wife Mariah J. McKeighen, he was in both A and F Indiana Infantry.

Company G, Fifty-ninth Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

WHITE, Warren, Aug 13, 1873 -- "Declaration for Invalid Army Pension" submitted. Warren enlisted on Sept. 23, 1864 at Orange Co., Indiana as a private in the fifty ninth Regiment of Indiana Infty Volunteers in the war 1861. He was honorably discharged May 8, 1865 at Indianapolis, Indiana. Was at Camp Barrington at Indianapolis, IN . . . . He appoints Nathaniel CRANE of Solsberry. Greene Co. State of Indiana his attorney. . . . (signed) Warren White, witnesses (signed) William R. GRAVES and Michian CRITCHFIELD.

Company I, Sixty-Fifth Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

BRINER, William H. He is the son of John Briner (b. 1813 PA) that lived in and around Paoli for about ten years and then moved to Daviees County, IN where he had an original Land Patent No. 11351. The Land Patent listed him as a resident of Orange County, IN. William H. Briner was a charter member of GAR Post No. 474 at Odon, IN. He died on April 2, 1919 at 74 years of age.

Company A, Sixty-Sixth Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

TILLERY, Alfred

Company B, Sixty-Sixth Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

HARRISON, Bennett G. (ca 1819-17 Apr 1864); enrolled as private Co B, 66th Regt Ind Vols at Salem, mustered into service as corporal at New Albany 19 Aug 1862. Died in field hospital at Pulaski, TN; born in Washington Co, lived in Orangeville in 1860, wife: Susan Mullins.

Company D, Sixty-Sixth Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

ELROD, Jacob N., d. 27 Nov 1862, age 31y/10m/20d, bur. at Old Union Cemetery.

HALL, Robert Morris, s/o John Everett and Margaret Hall, Orange County. Died 11 Mar 1863, Corinth, Miss., age 19

HOLLOWELL, William, was killed during the Civil War at the battle for Atlanta, Georga on July 29, 1864. He served in Company D, 66th Indiana Volunteer Infantry Regiment. He was enrolled in at Paoli, IN by Capt. Payne on 12 Aug. 1862 and was Must. In on 19 Aug, 1862 at New Albany, IN by Gen Wallace He was 26 years old, Eyes: blue, Hair: black, Height: 5'11". Completion: fair, Nativity: Orange CO, IN. He was the son of John and Elizabeth Lindley. He was married to Elizabeth Osborn and they had 3 children; Mary, James Kelly and David M.

MANSHIP, Charles, He enlisted Aug 12 , l862 and was discharged at Washington, DC on June 3, l865

MILLIS, John, biog

MOON, Jehu; (1838-1915) Mustered in 19 August 1862, Discharged 9 January 1865 Disability

MOON, Jesse B.; (1844-1908) Mustered in 19 August 1862, Mustered out 3 June 1865

MOON, Virgil; (1835-1916) Mustered in 19 August 1862, Mustered out 3 June 1865 Corporal

MOON, William; (1836-1864) Mustered in 19 August 1862, Died 24 April 1864 Pulaski, Tennessee

Company E, Sixty-Sixth Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

FAUCETT, Eli, biog

GROMER, John Singelton, Under Capt Bivins Co. E 66th Regiment, Indiana Infantry Vol 8 Aug 1862, 1862, Aug. 30-Taken Prisioner Battle of Richmond, Kentucky, discharged 26 May 1863.Personal History .

MOAD or MODE, Calvin; (12 Jun 1839-28 Oct 1880); enrolled 6 Aug 1862, mustered out 2 Jun 1865; wife: Mary Emeline Breeden. Born in Orange Co, IN, died Hazleton, Gibson, IN.

PRUETT, Private Thomas J., Orleans,Ind.

QUARTERMAN, Benjamin, Killed in Richmond, KY on 30-August-1862, 11 days after being mustered into the army at New Albany, Indiana. Battle of Richmond. 66th Regiment, Indiana Volunteers, Co. E.

WILSON,James W,enlisted on Dec 1, 1863 at Paoli and was mustered out May 30, 1865 at Madison , Ind.

Company K, Sixty-Sixth Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

BREEDEN, Henry Pierce (27 May 1827-20 Dec 1862), private Co K, 66th Regt IN Vols; died of pneumonia in Indianapolis; son of Henry and Mary (Davis) Breeden, born Shelby Co KY; wife: Mary Ellen Carroll Moore; buried in Moores Ridge Cemetery.

Company ?, Sixty-Sixth Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

HOPPER, William Jasper (8 May 1838-21 Sep 1926); private Co E, 66th Regt Ind Inf Vols, enrolled 8 Aug 1862 at Orleans, discharged at Madison, IN 24 May 1865, son of John Jr. and Susan (Lankford) Hopper; wife 1) Elizabeth Moffett, 2) Jemima Allen Nelson, 3) Louisa Chestnut. Died and buried in Martin County.

TEGARDEN, George, biog

THOMAS, Josiah, from an unidentified newspaper clipping: Rev. Josiah Thomas was a native of KY, but most of his life was spent in Orange County; was 35 years when he enlisted and left his bride of 10 years, the former Susan Brengle, in Orange County; when he mustered out he returned to Orange County to farm and preach. The couple had five children, a daughter who died in infancy, Oscar, George W., John Rowan, and Betty. Josiah Thomas died in 1910.

Company H, Sixty-seventh Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

HAMILTON, John Russell, (22 Apr 1838-12 Nov 1904); son of Irvin and Lorena (Jones) Hamilton; enlisted in Co H, 67th Regt IN Vols at Lawrence Co. 8 Aug 1862, mustered in at Madison, IN 19th Aug. No record of muster out. wife: Emily L. Breeden. born Orange Co, died Winslow, Pike Co, IN.

MOORE, John, son of Edward Moore and Abigal Reed(e). Born 1/22/1822 and died 4/1/1886. Married 1)Margaret Kearby 2)Mahala Prather. Civil War Service- Pvt. in Capt. Kelly's Company H, 67th Regiment of the Indiana Volunteers. Founder of the Lawrence County G.A.R.

MOORE, Volney Thorton; (1836-1921 or 22); son of Henry and Elizabeth (Snyder) Moore; wife Rachel Glover; died in Orleans, IN

Company C, Seventy-Ninth Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

LEONARD, Hiram; b. ca 1840, son of Jesse and Belinda Leonard; d. at McMinnville, TN, 25 Jul 1863.

Eighty-First Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

ABEL, Francis M.

ABEL, George W.

ABEL, John

ABEL, John A. H.

ABEL, Samuel

McCRACKEN, William F.

PRUETT, Noble

PRUETT, William

SORRELS, Daniel Northwest TWP, buried Old Union Cemetery

TOLBERT, Shadrach

TOLBERT, Thomas

YATES, William French Lick TWP buried Ames Cemetery

Company F, Eighty-First Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

ALLEN, George W.; (b. 1839), biog

Company K, Eighty-Second Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

McCART, John Preston

Company I, Ninety-First Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

BREEDEN, Edward Windsor; son of Isaac and Sarah (Moore) Breeden; died of measles immediately after return from war; bur. Moore's Ridge Cemetery

Company C, Ninety-Third Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

FLICK, Braxton

Company H, Ninety-Third Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

(Muster Roll of Company H)

(Log of the 93rd Regiment)

FLICK, William, killed in action

JOHNSON, Nelson; born in Orange County, NC; died in White River Twp, Gibson Co, IN; wife: Elizabeth Breeden.

TILLERY, Thomas A., enrolled 20 Aug 1862 in Orange County as a Private. Mustered into service 1 Oct 1862 at New Albany. Died at La Grange, TN 18 Feb 1863 of measles. Son of John and Rebecca Kearby Tillery. Wife, Abigail Moore.

Company H, 120th Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

HATFIELD, James P., corporal; enlisted in Salem on 10 Mar 1864; mustered out 8 Jan 1866. Settled in Orange County following the war.

Company E, 136th Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

FULLEN, Patrick, bur. at Old Union Cemetery.

Company C, 143rd Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

BEATTY, George W.

Company A, 144th Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

LIVINGSTON, Kinsey; Discharged August 5th at Stevenson Station Virginia. His discharge papers were signed by Capt. Henry Ewing.

BARNARD, William R.; (ca 1842-1900); bur. Stampers Creek Baptist Church, Orange County, IN

Company F, 144th Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

BOBBITT, William

PINNICK, George W.; Enlisted in Company F 144 Indiana Infantry August 15, 1864 and was discharged August 15, 1865. George was born in Orange Co. March 1, 1847. He joined the Sol Meredith Post No. 65, Grand Army of the Republic Nov. 6, 1884 and at one time served as Commander, Chaplain and Trustee.

Company C, 145th Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

McIVER, William S.

Company D, 145th Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

CUTSINGER, James, private, Co D, 145th Regt Ind Vols, enrolled 3 Feb 1865 at Columbus, IN; died in hospital at Macon, GA 14 Dec 1865; wife: Deliah (Dilley) Allen.

Company I, 145th Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

BREWER, Samuel J., (11 Jul 1840-14 Oct 1912); private, Co I, 145th Regt Ind Inf, enrolled 9 Feb 1865, mustered out with company 21 Jan 1865 at Macon, GA; son of Ambrose and Elizabeth (Seals) Brewer; born Hawkins Co, TN, died in Jackson Twp, Orange Co, buried Cane Creek Cem; wife: 1) Martha J. Van Hook (div), 2) Sarah Jane Harrison.

Company C, 146th Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

BEATTY, Robert M.

BEATTY, Walker

HARMON, George W.

Company K, 154th Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

CLEMENTS, Thomas V. Pvt Co. K 154th Regt. Time 1 yr. Enr. Mar. 17, 1865 Where: Lafayette by Capt. Mack? Age 19, Eyes Blue, Hair Auburn, Height 5' 7 1/2", complexion Dark, Nativity Orange Co., Ind. Ocp'n Farmer, Mustered Out at Stevenson Sta., VA Aug. 4 1865. [son of James and Martha GARR CLEMENTS. Thomas married Mary Ellen MARTIN. Mary Ellen was born December 13, 1853. Their first child was born January 4, 1874. They had five children]

Company A, 156th Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

HARRISON, Joseph Warren (15 Mar 1848-19 Apr 1926), private, Co A, 156th Regt Ind Inf Vols; enrolled 15 Mar 1865 at Indianapolis, mustered out 4 Aug 1865 at Shenandoah, VA; born in Orange Co, died and buried at Yale, Pawnee, OK, son of Christopher C. and Mary (Allen) Harrison; wife 1) Nancy Jane Roach, 2) Cora Berniece Lake Manley.