When Johnny Comes Marching Home Again Dixie Land Click on above for music ADAMS, Arba N. Enlisted June 3, 1861, Company H., Ninth Vermonth Volunteers. Discharged September 11, 1863 due to a disability. He was at many battles including Harper's Ferry, where he was captured by the enemy. After being paroled he again joined his company until he was discharged. Illustrated History of Union and Wallowa Counties - pg. 604 AMEY, Amos Vicksburg AMEY, Henry APPLINGTON, Nathan B. Corporal 3rd Iowa Cavalry AUSTIN, Moses Union. Private 1st Illinois Cavalry, 1861 and Sergeant 119th Illinois Cavalry in 1862. BARNES, George W. Company G., 3rd Regiment, Missouri Cavalry and Company K, 7th Regiment, Missouri Cavalry. BEECHER, Henry W. Just turning fifteen, enlisted in Company A, Thirty-ninth Missouri Volunteers, on August 6, 1864. One of 8 to escape with his life during the Centralia massacre. The entire remainder of his company was killed. Assisted in running General Price out after his last raid. Was honorably discharged on July 19, 1865. Illustrated History of Union and Wallowa Counties - pg. 540 BEGGS, Charles C. Enlisted on June 24, 1861 with the Twenty-first Illinois Infantry, Company E. Was discharged on October 10th of the same year due to a disability. On March 10, 1862, he re-enlisted with the same company for three years. He was promoted to second lieutenant on January 22, 1864. He participated in many battles and skirmishes and was with Sherman on the march to the sea. He served the entire war being honorably discharged at the end. Illustrated History of Union and Wallowa Counties - pg. 618 BLANKENSHIP, John W. Enlisted in Company K, Thirty-sixth Missouri. Illustrated History of Union and Wallowa Counties - pg. 646 BOTTS, Bernard B. Confederate Army BROCK, William Hopper- Union Army CALVIN, John- Private 15th Kansas Cavalry CANNON, Augustus- Private, Iowa 28th Infantry COLE, Samuel D. Enlisted August, 1862 with Company I, Thirty-ninth Volunter Iowa Infantry. Was with General Sherman at the battle of Cross Roads. Fought in the battle of Altoona Mountain and Buzzard Roost and many other battles. Was taken prisoner at Altoona eventually being released. He then rejoined his regiment. He was honorably discharged June 25, 1865. Illustrated History of Union and Wallowa Counties - pg. 543 CONRAD, James Covington- Private 10th Missouri Cavalry and 47th Missouri Infantry. COOK, George Washington- Colorado Cavalry DAGGETT, Simeon Taylor DAWSON, Alexander Reed - Company F , 10th Regiment, Pennsylvania Reserves DAY, Theodore R.- Private-Sergeant-Wisconsin Infantry DEXTER, Burr In 1862 enlisted in the Twenty-second Michigan Infantry being with the army of the Cumberland and participating in numerous battles. Illustrated History of Union and Wallowa Counties - pg. 656 EVANS, Mark Confederate Army EVANS, William Union Army FITE, Addison FRAZIER, George W.- Confederate Army William A. GALLOWAY William joined the service in IL with Clarks Regiment, the 29 Jul 1862. He was born in Owen, IN, is 18 years of age, 5 feet 8, in fair complexion, blue eyes, light hair and by occupation when enlisted as a farmer. Consent in Case of Minors I, WH Galloway Do certify, That I am the Father of Wm A. Galloway; that the said WA Galloway is 18 years of age; and I do hereby freely give my Consent to his volunteering as a SOLDIER in the ARMY of the UNITED States for the period of THREE YEARS. Given at the 19th day of Aug 1862 Signed: Wm H. Galloway Witness: Terrance Clark CG (Dates indicate that consent was given after the fact. Letter home: September 13, 1862 Dear father and Mother I take my pen in hand to let you know that I am well and i hope that these few lins may find you all well Wey hav marching orders in the morning at 6 oclock. I cant tell whar wey will go i hav just comin from picket guard i went out on the 11 day of Sep 1 was 5 mils from camp wey saw son Rebels gariles they tride to slip up on us last knight But wey found them out i and Nute Base our guns hamers to hoot But hey got Behind trees they have had A fight ky they union Boy drove them from Cincinatia i would like to see you all the Best and Mother i want you to wright i handt got A scratch of pen sins i Bin here i you A letter th 3 day of Sept Wey had A hard time the first 2 days after wey left matoon wey had nothing eat y wey hav plenty now tell that the Bedy Boys is well the 123 Ridgement is coming in our Brgad wey hav get guns that i can shoot A men 500 yd sore pap i have got the Best Bevver in camp i can hit a pank 8in wide 100 yrds half of the time. is well the way wey went on picket guard it was 7 mils wey had 60 lbs to pack i way 150 lbs i an fat as a hog. this is the last i am going to wright till you wright i am slepy Wey have 30000 men hear sono more bood by from Wm A. galloway to his father and mother William Alonzo Galloway was discharged 26 Nov 1862 Nashville, TN because he had chronic diarrhea. This information on William Alonzo Galloway provided by: Arleta Galloway HALSEY, James D. Served as a volunteer in the Sixteenth Wisconsin Infantry in Company B. Honorably discharged in Louisville, Kentucky, in 1865. Illustrated History of Union and Wallowa Counties - pg. 535 HAMBELTON, Lemuel L. Enlisted August 15, 1861 in Company C, Twenty-first Home Guards of northeastern Missouri. On February 2, 1862, he was mustered into the regular service, taking place in Company C., Twenty-first Infantry. Participated in the battles of Shiloh, Nashville, Fort Spanish, Blakely, and Corinth. Was honorably discharged after three years. Immediately reinlisted with the same company and regiment, serving until the end of the war. he was mustered out on April 15, 1866 having been in constant service for nearly five years. Illustrated History of Union and Wallowa Counties - Pg. 545 HAYS, James - Missouri Cavalry HOMAN, Mark - Iowa HOLLOWAY, William- Private 101st Infantry-Indiana, Union Army HORNER, John S. Served in Price's army under Colonel Withers. Was on Price's last raid. Illustrated History of Union and Wallowa Counties JENKINS, John KERNAN, William Served with the One Hundred and Thirty-sixth Pennsylvania Infantry, Company K. Served 11 months with this unit. Then re-enlisted with Company G, One Hundred and Ninety-second Pennsylvania Infantry. Served in this unit until the end of the war. Illustrated History of Union and Wallowa Counties - pg. 607 KOOCH, David - Union Army LANDRUS, Joseph H. On January 1, 1862, enlisted in Company H, Sixty-first Illinois Infantry. Participated in the battle of Shiloh, was at the siege of Vicksburg and Little Rock, Arkansas. Along with all his regiment he was captured at Murfreesboro and sent to Andersonville prison. Mr. Landrus went into Andersonville with a weight of around two hundred pounds. By the time he was released from Andersonville, he weighed a mere 100 pounds. After Andersonville, he went to Jacksonville, Florida and recruited and participated in other battles and skirmishes. He was honorably discharged in July, 1865. Illustrated History of Union and Wallowa Counties - pg. 549 LATHROP, Louis Company K, 2nd Kansas Volunteer Infantry LATHROP, Thomas M. Enlisted in Company K, Second Kansas Volunteer Infantry. Participated in the battle at Cabin Creek among other battles and skirmishes. His service continued until the end of the war Illustrated History of Union and Wallowa Counties - pg. 617 LOCKE, William G. Corporal 33rd Infantry of Iowa, Union Army McFETRIDGE, John C. Union Army of Condon. Bowman's brigade. 2nd Division, 9th Corps MARTIN, John In 1862 enlisted in Company E, Thirty-third Missouri. Was wounded during the battle of Mobile. Honorably dishcarged on January 15, 1866. Illustrated History Of Union and Wallowa Counties - pg. 571-572. MASON, Frank Marion Field Surgeon Confederate Army under General Price NEDROW, John Wesley O'SULLIVAN, Peter Enlisted in Company K, Thirty-fourth Missouri Infantry. Illustrated History of Union and Wallowa Counties - pg. 598 PHILLIPS, Courtland Confederate Army ROGERS, John Company B, Michigan 12th Infantry RUMBLE, J.A. In 1864, enlisted in the Fourth Iowa Cavalry, Company D. Illustrated History of Union and Wallowa Counties - pg. 596 RUSSELL, Micheal SMITH, Anderson C. Enlisted as first lieutenant of Company D, Ninth Kansas Cavalry. Resigned May 20, 1862 due to the poor health of his wife. Illustrated History of Union and Wallowa Counties - pg. 577 STANLEY, C.C. STANLEY, James J. Enlisted in Company H, Twentieth Ohio, Infantry. Served for three years, nine months and ten days, being mustered out at the close of the war as corporal. Illustrated History of Union and Wallowa Counties - pg. 599 SURBER, Jessee Union Army. Company E, 7th Regiment, Iowa Cavalry TAYLOR, John B. TULLEY, A. Levi In the fall of 1861, joined the Ninth Kansas Regiment of Volunteer Cavalry, captained by Goss. Served under Blunt and Steele and in 1863 went into Arkansas, where at DuVoll's Bluff he was discharged from service. At the time of his discharge he was quartermaster sergeant of Company F. Illustrated History of Union and Wallowa Counties - pg. 557 TULLEY, E.H. Served in Kansas. Unknown regiment. Illustrated History of Union and Wallowa Counties - pg. 595 TULLEY, James A. At sixteen, enlisted in Company F, Ninth Kansas Cavalry. Served for eighteen months. Illustrated History of Union and Wallowa Counties - pg. 608 WALL, Joseph P. Private 33rd Missouri Infantry WEATHERS, William Hardin In 1862, enlisted in the Fifteenth Texas Infantry, Company B. Served in the Confederate army until the close of the war and was then honorably discharged. Illustrated History of Union and Wallowa Counties - pg. 613 WILSEY, William C. Union Army WILSON, James Enlisted in Company A, First California Cavalry, as farrier of the company, and he served sixteen months receiving an honorable discharge., Illustrated History of Union and Wallowa Counties - pg. 621 WOLFE, Gideon Union Army. Company B. , 1st Tennessee Federal Cavalry. Went from 1st Lt. to Captain ZURCHER (Johannes) John Enlisted August, 1861 with the Thirtieth Ohio Volunteer Infantry, Company 1. Was wounded in 1862 at the battle of South Mountains in Maryland, being discharged two months later. As soon as his wounds healed he re-enlisted and was again in the field until he mustered out at Little Rock, Arkansas, in August, 1865. Illustrated History of Union and Wallowa Counties - pg. 586 This page part of the Wallowa County AGHP Site Copyright 1999 -2001 Janine M. Bork
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ADAMS, Arba N. Enlisted June 3, 1861, Company H., Ninth Vermonth Volunteers. Discharged September 11, 1863 due to a disability. He was at many battles including Harper's Ferry, where he was captured by the enemy. After being paroled he again joined his company until he was discharged.
Illustrated History of Union and Wallowa Counties - pg. 604
AMEY, Amos Vicksburg
AMEY, Henry
APPLINGTON, Nathan B. Corporal 3rd Iowa Cavalry
AUSTIN, Moses
Union. Private 1st Illinois Cavalry, 1861 and Sergeant 119th Illinois Cavalry in 1862.
BARNES, George W.
Company G., 3rd Regiment, Missouri Cavalry and Company K, 7th Regiment, Missouri Cavalry.
BEECHER, Henry W.
Just turning fifteen, enlisted in Company A, Thirty-ninth Missouri Volunteers, on August 6, 1864. One of 8 to escape with his life during the Centralia massacre. The entire remainder of his company was killed. Assisted in running General Price out after his last raid. Was honorably discharged on July 19, 1865.
Illustrated History of Union and Wallowa Counties - pg. 540
BEGGS, Charles C.
Enlisted on June 24, 1861 with the Twenty-first Illinois Infantry, Company E. Was discharged on October 10th of the same year due to a disability. On March 10, 1862, he re-enlisted with the same company for three years. He was promoted to second lieutenant on January 22, 1864. He participated in many battles and skirmishes and was with Sherman on the march to the sea. He served the entire war being honorably discharged at the end.
Illustrated History of Union and Wallowa Counties - pg. 618
BLANKENSHIP, John W.
Enlisted in Company K, Thirty-sixth Missouri. Illustrated History of Union and Wallowa Counties - pg. 646
BOTTS, Bernard B. Confederate Army
BROCK, William Hopper- Union Army
CALVIN, John- Private 15th Kansas Cavalry
CANNON, Augustus- Private, Iowa 28th Infantry
COLE, Samuel D.
Enlisted August, 1862 with Company I, Thirty-ninth Volunter Iowa Infantry. Was with General Sherman at the battle of Cross Roads. Fought in the battle of Altoona Mountain and Buzzard Roost and many other battles. Was taken prisoner at Altoona eventually being released. He then rejoined his regiment. He was honorably discharged June 25, 1865.
Illustrated History of Union and Wallowa Counties - pg. 543
CONRAD, James Covington-
Private 10th Missouri Cavalry and 47th Missouri Infantry.
COOK, George Washington- Colorado Cavalry
DAGGETT, Simeon Taylor
DAWSON, Alexander Reed - Company F , 10th Regiment, Pennsylvania Reserves
DAY, Theodore R.- Private-Sergeant-Wisconsin Infantry
DEXTER, Burr
In 1862 enlisted in the Twenty-second Michigan Infantry being with the army of the Cumberland and participating in numerous battles.
Illustrated History of Union and Wallowa Counties - pg. 656
EVANS, Mark Confederate Army
EVANS, William Union Army
FITE, Addison
FRAZIER, George W.- Confederate Army
William A. GALLOWAY
William joined the service in IL with Clarks Regiment, the 29 Jul 1862. He was born in Owen, IN, is 18 years of age, 5 feet 8, in fair complexion, blue eyes, light hair and by occupation when enlisted as a farmer.
Consent in Case of Minors
I, WH Galloway Do certify, That I am the Father of Wm A. Galloway; that the said WA Galloway is 18 years of age; and I do hereby freely give my Consent to his volunteering as a SOLDIER in the ARMY of the UNITED States for the period of THREE YEARS.
Given at the 19th day of Aug 1862 Signed: Wm H. Galloway
Witness: Terrance Clark CG (Dates indicate that consent was given after the fact.
Letter home:
September 13, 1862
Dear father and Mother
I take my pen in hand to let you know that I am well and i hope that these few lins may find you all well Wey hav marching orders in the morning at 6 oclock. I cant tell whar wey will go i hav just comin from picket guard i went out on the 11 day of Sep 1 was 5 mils from camp wey saw son Rebels gariles they tride to slip up on us last knight But wey found them out i and Nute Base our guns hamers to hoot But hey got Behind trees they have had A fight ky they union Boy drove them from Cincinatia i would like to see you all the Best and Mother i want you to wright i handt got A scratch of pen sins i Bin here i you A letter th 3 day of Sept Wey had A hard time the first 2 days after wey left matoon wey had nothing eat y wey hav plenty now tell that the Bedy Boys is well the 123 Ridgement is coming in our Brgad wey hav get guns that i can shoot A men 500 yd sore pap i have got the Best Bevver in camp i can hit a pank 8in wide 100 yrds half of the time. is well the way wey went on picket guard it was 7 mils wey had 60 lbs to pack i way 150 lbs i an fat as a hog. this is the last i am going to wright till you wright i am slepy Wey have 30000 men hear sono more bood by from Wm A. galloway to his father and mother
William Alonzo Galloway was discharged 26 Nov 1862 Nashville, TN because he had chronic diarrhea.
This information on William Alonzo Galloway provided by: Arleta Galloway
HALSEY, James D.
Served as a volunteer in the Sixteenth Wisconsin Infantry in Company B. Honorably discharged in Louisville, Kentucky, in 1865.
Illustrated History of Union and Wallowa Counties - pg. 535
HAMBELTON, Lemuel L.
Enlisted August 15, 1861 in Company C, Twenty-first Home Guards of northeastern Missouri. On February 2, 1862, he was mustered into the regular service, taking place in Company C., Twenty-first Infantry. Participated in the battles of Shiloh, Nashville, Fort Spanish, Blakely, and Corinth. Was honorably discharged after three years. Immediately reinlisted with the same company and regiment, serving until the end of the war. he was mustered out on April 15, 1866 having been in constant service for nearly five years.
Illustrated History of Union and Wallowa Counties - Pg. 545
HAYS, James - Missouri Cavalry
HOMAN, Mark - Iowa
HOLLOWAY, William- Private 101st Infantry-Indiana, Union Army
HORNER, John S.
Served in Price's army under Colonel Withers. Was on Price's last raid.
Illustrated History of Union and Wallowa Counties
JENKINS, John
KERNAN, William
Served with the One Hundred and Thirty-sixth Pennsylvania Infantry, Company K. Served 11 months with this unit. Then re-enlisted with Company G, One Hundred and Ninety-second Pennsylvania Infantry. Served in this unit until the end of the war.
Illustrated History of Union and Wallowa Counties - pg. 607
KOOCH, David - Union Army
LANDRUS, Joseph H.
On January 1, 1862, enlisted in Company H, Sixty-first Illinois Infantry. Participated in the battle of Shiloh, was at the siege of Vicksburg and Little Rock, Arkansas. Along with all his regiment he was captured at Murfreesboro and sent to Andersonville prison. Mr. Landrus went into Andersonville with a weight of around two hundred pounds. By the time he was released from Andersonville, he weighed a mere 100 pounds. After Andersonville, he went to Jacksonville, Florida and recruited and participated in other battles and skirmishes. He was honorably discharged in July, 1865.
Illustrated History of Union and Wallowa Counties - pg. 549
LATHROP, Louis Company K, 2nd Kansas Volunteer Infantry
LATHROP, Thomas M.
Enlisted in Company K, Second Kansas Volunteer Infantry. Participated in the battle at Cabin Creek among other battles and skirmishes. His service continued until the end of the war
Illustrated History of Union and Wallowa Counties - pg. 617
LOCKE, William G. Corporal 33rd Infantry of Iowa, Union Army
McFETRIDGE, John C. Union Army of Condon. Bowman's brigade. 2nd Division, 9th Corps
MARTIN, John
In 1862 enlisted in Company E, Thirty-third Missouri. Was wounded during the battle of Mobile. Honorably dishcarged on January 15, 1866.
Illustrated History Of Union and Wallowa Counties - pg. 571-572.
MASON, Frank
Marion Field Surgeon Confederate Army under General Price
NEDROW, John Wesley
O'SULLIVAN, Peter
Enlisted in Company K, Thirty-fourth Missouri Infantry. Illustrated History of Union and Wallowa Counties - pg. 598
PHILLIPS, Courtland Confederate Army
ROGERS, John Company B, Michigan 12th Infantry
RUMBLE, J.A.
In 1864, enlisted in the Fourth Iowa Cavalry, Company D. Illustrated History of Union and Wallowa Counties - pg. 596
RUSSELL, Micheal
SMITH, Anderson C.
Enlisted as first lieutenant of Company D, Ninth Kansas Cavalry. Resigned May 20, 1862 due to the poor health of his wife.
Illustrated History of Union and Wallowa Counties - pg. 577
STANLEY, C.C.
STANLEY, James J.
Enlisted in Company H, Twentieth Ohio, Infantry. Served for three years, nine months and ten days, being mustered out at the close of the war as corporal.
Illustrated History of Union and Wallowa Counties - pg. 599
SURBER, Jessee Union Army. Company E, 7th Regiment, Iowa Cavalry
TAYLOR, John B.
TULLEY, A. Levi
In the fall of 1861, joined the Ninth Kansas Regiment of Volunteer Cavalry, captained by Goss. Served under Blunt and Steele and in 1863 went into Arkansas, where at DuVoll's Bluff he was discharged from service. At the time of his discharge he was quartermaster sergeant of Company F.
Illustrated History of Union and Wallowa Counties - pg. 557
TULLEY, E.H. Served in Kansas. Unknown regiment.
Illustrated History of Union and Wallowa Counties - pg. 595
TULLEY, James A.
At sixteen, enlisted in Company F, Ninth Kansas Cavalry. Served for eighteen months.
Illustrated History of Union and Wallowa Counties - pg. 608
WALL, Joseph P. Private 33rd Missouri Infantry
WEATHERS, William Hardin
In 1862, enlisted in the Fifteenth Texas Infantry, Company B. Served in the Confederate army until the close of the war and was then honorably discharged.
Illustrated History of Union and Wallowa Counties - pg. 613
WILSEY, William C. Union Army
WILSON, James
Enlisted in Company A, First California Cavalry, as farrier of the company, and he served sixteen months receiving an honorable discharge.,
Illustrated History of Union and Wallowa Counties - pg. 621
WOLFE, Gideon
Union Army. Company B. , 1st Tennessee Federal Cavalry. Went from 1st Lt. to Captain
ZURCHER (Johannes) John
Enlisted August, 1861 with the Thirtieth Ohio Volunteer Infantry, Company 1. Was wounded in 1862 at the battle of South Mountains in Maryland, being discharged two months later. As soon as his wounds healed he re-enlisted and was again in the field until he mustered out at Little Rock, Arkansas, in August, 1865.
Illustrated History of Union and Wallowa Counties - pg. 586
This page part of the Wallowa County AGHP Site Copyright 1999 -2001 Janine M. Bork