Illinois Volunteer Infantry
By Henry J. Aten, 1901
Page 379
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Corporal Jacob B. Logne, aged twenty-three, born in Cass county, Illinois, farmer, enlisted from Mason county, was chosen corporal at the organization of the company, served to the close of the war, was mustered out with the regiment, and now resides at Rockport, Atchison county, Missouri.
Corporal Harvey H. Hutchens, aged thirty-five, born in Montgomery county, Ohio, married, farmer, enlisted from Mason county, chosen corporal at the organization of the company, served with his company through the Kentucky campaign; his health failing he was discharged January 22, 1863. Returning home he never entirely recovered and died at Mason City, Ill., in about 1869.
Corporal James O. Logne, aged thirty, born in Cass county, Illinois, was unmarried and a farmer when he enlisted from Mason county, chosen corporal at the organization of the company, served through the Kentucky campaign; his health failing he was discharged January 7, 1863, and died at Lincoln, Ill., on his way home.
Corporal James J. Pelham was born in Sangamon county, Illinois, June 20, 1831, was a farmer and enlisted from Mason county. He was chosen corporal at the organization of the company; served through the Kentucky campaign, but his health failed and he was discharged from Nashville, Tenn., for disability under date of February 13, 1863. He is a veterinary surgeon, and resides at Thermopolis, Fremont county, Wyoming.
Corporal Cyrus R. Quigley was born in Napoleon, Jackson county, Michigan, March 21, 1841; removed to Illinois and was a farmer when he enlisted from Mason county. He served through the Kentucky campaign, was a member of Captain Powell's mounted scouts some two months at Nashville, Tenn., orderly at General Granger's headquarters one month, then sent to convalescent camp. He served in Company K, Eighth Veteran reserve corps until March, 1865, when he was returned to his company and was mustered out with the regiment. He is engaged in farming near Decatur, Decatur county, Iowa, that town being his postoffice address.
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