William B. Hussey of the 9th Tennessee Infantry (CSA) - Mustered in 1861 near Bolivar, fought in every magor engagement throughout Tennessee, and Perryville, KY, and Chickamauga. Listed as a survivor of Shiloh where he fought on the right flank of the Hornet's Nest after marching all night from Bethel Springs, TN through Private Jesse Riddle, 45th Alabama Regiment, Company F (CSA) Army of the Tennessee - Mustered April 5, 1862 in Opelika, Alabama - Captured at Chattahooche, Georgia - Discharged from POW Camp Douglass, Ill May 15, 1865. - A very special thank you to Spencer Arington for use of this image Major John Roberts Tuthill from the 7th New York State Militia William M. Wilkerson - Enlisted in the 75th Indiana Infantry,Co. H on 8/6/1862 as a 1st Sergt. He was promoted to 2nd Lieut on 12/21/1862. Promoted to 1st Lieut on 1/18/1863. Promoted to Captain on 11/1/1864. He mustered out at Washington, D.C. on 6/8/1865. He is buried at Marion National Cemetery, Marion, Indiana. Plot number is 1 1282/r11. His residence was listed as Roanoke, Indiana. A member of the 1st District of Columbia Cavalry An unidentified Union soldier Captain William H. Ramsey - 11th Georgia Infantry, CO C, CSA - Special thank you for Lt. Col USAF (ret) Jim Bridges for use of this image. Private Ferdinand Herber, 37th Wisconsin, Company A - Enlisted March 30, 1864 in Madison, Wisconsin - Wounded July 30, 1864 at Petersburg, VA - Mustered out May 20, 1865 as a Sergeant. A very special thank you to Dennis Pagels for use of this image of his Great Grandfather. 1st Lt. Elijah Young Fleming of the 15th Misouri Infantry, Long Creek Rifles - A very special thank you to Joseph E. Flemming for use of this photo of his Great Great Grandfather Private John M. Rowe of the 5th South Carolina Cavalry, Company H - A special thank you to Dan Williams for use of this image of his Great Grandfather James D. Scott - 3rd Missouri Calvary (17 years old) - Special thank you to Larry Scott for use of this image of his Great Grandfather J.T. Emberton - A very special thank you to Ike Emberton for use of this image of his Great Grandfather Henry G. W. Cronk and his two brothers - A very special thank you to Larry Scott for use of this image of his Great Uncle An unidentified Union soldier A member of the 2nd Regulars US Cavalry Private Robert Patterson_ Company D Private William S. Askew Private William W. Heath Sgt. Joseph Dore - 7th New York State Militia Sgt. Oscar Ryder - 7th New York State Militia A Members of the 2nd Rhode Island Infantry Members of the 2n Rhode Island Infantry Members of the 2nd Rhode Island Infantry Company B An unidentified soldier Members of the 3rd Regiment Massachusetts Heavy Artillery Infantry at Fort Totten in Washington, DC A young, probably flag bearer, during the Civil War A group of unidentified soldiers A group of unidentified soldiers An unidentified Union soldier An unidentified Union soldier An unidentified Union soldier A group of unidentified soldiers An unidentified soldier An unidentified soldier An unidentified soldier An unidentified soldier A group of unidentified soldiers An unidentified soldier An unidentified soldier A couple of unidentified soldiers An unidentified soldier An unidentified soldier An unidentified soldier An unidentified soldier An unidentified soldier An unidentified soldier A group of unidentified soldiers Members of the 7th New York State Militia A member of the 7th NY Militia Members of the 22nd New York Militia near Harpers Ferry, WV A member of the 23rd Massachusetts Volunteers Private George Henry Williams - special thank you to George Simms for the help in identifying Private Simms 31st Pennsylvanai Infantry which later became the 82nd Pennsylvania Infantry A member of the 33rd NY Infantry A group of unidentified soldiers A group of unidentified soldiers A group of unidentified soldiers An unidentified soldier Captain James S. West Captain Murray F. Taylor Captain Palmer Capt R. H. Goddard Members of Company G. 71st New York Volunteers Corporal Nailer of the 13th Pennsylvania Corporal Thomas West was from Kershaw SC, home of his regimental commander, Brig. Gen. Joseph B. Kershaw; and enlisted in Camden SC on April 24, 1861, at age 22. He remained with his Company until his capture at Cedar Creek on Oct. 19, 1864. He was released from Point Lookout Prisoner of War Camp (MD) on June 22, 1865 (His Great-Grandson has the Certificate of Release). At the Battle of Gettysburg, T.G. West was a corporal engaged in action on the second day, July 2, at the Stony Hill between the Peach Orchard and the Wheat Field on Rose Farm. Only 4 members of Company G were lost, including the company commander, Capt. Joseph P. Cunningham. E. A. Kimball Emanuel Rudasill CompanyM 16 A member of the Federal Calvary A member of an Ohio Infantry unit Pvt Bentley Weston BuglerCompa PvtFrancisBrownell PvtGeorgeAStrykerNewYorkReg PvtGeorgeHenryGraffam_Compa Private John White - a Drummer Boy in a Virginia unit Private Levi Miller - Ohio Regiment Private Philip Carper - 35th Battalion Photo Gallery Script by VisualLightBox.com v5.0m