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List of Names of those that served in the 18th Regiment, from Franklin County, that could possiably be in the photo: Moses ARMS, Morgan CHRISTA, John CLENN, Miller H DANNING, James W GRAY, Moses HAYS, James H HOGAN, William R MILLER, James M MOORE, William A NEVILS, George W PARKER, Goerge W POGUE, John M SMITH, William J SMOTHERS, Marcus S SWISHER, John TAYLOR, Micajah T VIVREETTE, Mark C WADE, James M WHEATLEY, Thomas L WILLIAMS, Miles WILLIS, Gibson A WOOD |
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Civil War Discharges: SUMMERS, HUSTON TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Know ye that Huston SUMMERS, a Pvt. of Lt. John MOONEYHAM's Co. "L" 10th Regiment of Illinois Cavalry Volunteers, who was enrolled on 1 January 1863 to serve 3 years is hereby discharged from the Serevice of the United States 22 November 1865 at San Antonio, Texas by reason of Gen. Order No. 21 Hd. Qtrs. 1st Cavalry Division M.D.G. dated 20 November 1865. No objection to his being reenlisted is known to exist. Said Huston SUMMERS was born in Franklin County, Illinois, is 23 years of age, 5' 10" high, fair complexion, blue eyes, light hair, and by occupation when enrolled a farmer. By Order of I. STICKEL, First lt. 2nd IL. Cav. Recorded 29 August 1866 John A. RODMAN, recorder [per Civil War Discharges, Franklin Co IL (PULLIAM) pg 20]
